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San Juan Scouts
Beat Pharr 12.l1
Especial to The Herald)


PHARR, Jan. 2S.-The Pharr Boy
Scouts dropped q fast and exciting
game here Monday night 20 the San
Juan Scouts. only after forcing their
rivals into a 5-minute extra period.
The count was 1911.
High point mar for the Pharr az
greEation was Heard who roped the
basket for 3 points. Tumblinson Of
San Juan also led his clan with eight
points sunk through the hoop.
The Pharr Scouts believe they
have one Of the best Scout quint
teams In the valley and would like
10 sign up games. Anyone wishing
q game should get in touch with
Frank Heard.
Starting ~lineups.
Pharr: Heard. CENTER. Beck and
Van Dresser. ferwardsf Whalers and
Wilder, guards. Substitutes, Pharr:
D.. Heard, Guiroco, M~otteshsrd, Mau-
rer. England. Faris,
San Juan: Meilenbruch. center;
noty and Gaines, forwards; echaf.
fruth and Tunblirson, guards. Sub.
stitntes. San Jukns Kali. Henkel,
Green, L. Henkcl, Bell. Martin.
0fficiAls--Lansing, referee; A.
Cramer, s~corehsererl Evans, time
keeper
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LAST NIGHTS
BASKETBALL

(By The Associated Press.)
AZ Topeka: Washburn 81. Pitts.
burg Teachers q.
Des Moines: Drake As, Oklahoma
Aggies -.
Washington: Georgetown s.,
Hanover. N. H.: Dartmouth IS,
Yale "a.
st. Paul: st. Olaf Is. st. Thomas
Lexington, Mo-: Wentworth M. A.
"a, Rcckhurst 2e.
Tarkio. Mo-: Tsrkio 80, Peru, Neb.
Teachers rs.
Dubuque. Iowa: Valparaiso tTnd).
rs. Eolumbia Pa.
st. Marys, Kan: Haskell 26. 81.
Marys 20.
Greeley. Colo: Western state Is,
Colorado Teachers College ia.
Emporia. kan.i Emporia Teachers
81. Southwestern Of Winfield Is.
Sterling. Kan: Sterling rs, Friends
of Wichita "a.
sity s2. Olympic Club Of San Fran
Davenport. Iswa. st. Ambrose 10.
ADWd WCSleAdn 40.
Spokane: Oregon State College 81,
GonzaFa 80.
oakland: University Of California
20. st. Mary's College "a.
Los Angeles: University OF Sou
thern California 80. Continental Col
lege ~.
Laramie. Wyo.t Wyoming 90. Colo
RADIO University 20.
Il. Louis: st. Waters College 80,
St. Louis VI. q.
Brownsville. Tex: Junior College
ID, Rsngsrville high school T..
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EGHTS LAST
&NlGHTAA
I BY the Associated Press

Wy NAG A1@R@lGLNU EGtANf
GLEN ELAND. 1872 Paul Pirron..
Cleveland, outpointed Ray Romney,
Buffalo, 90. Carl Tremsine out
pointed John de Nsri, Cleveland,
t6).
MTLwAUREE-Shuffle Callahan.
Chicago. outpcinted Chief Elhhart.
Oklahoma, (s). Sammy Ward. Chi
cage, outpointed Louis New, Mil
waukee.
wILKEsBARRE, "a. frankie
Garcia, Utica, N. ", outpointed
Johnny Dundee. tt0l. Tubby Nobel,
Wilkesbarre, stopped Jack salinger,
Montana. C2l.
CHICAGO.-Joey Medill. Chicago,
outpointed spur Myers. Pocateilo,
Ida. Cl0l. Eddie Ballaline. Chi
cago. outpointed "fowa Joe" Rivers,
Cedar Rapids. Ia, tio). Paul Pan
taleo. Chicago. knocked out Jerry
Sullivan, Indianapolis, Isl. king
Levinsky, Chicago. and Babe de Cor
seT. Ct. Paul. drew. CD.
ST. PAUL-M Sullivan. ST. Paul,
outpcinted AL Van Ryan, South 81.
Paul. tl0). Spud Murphy, Moore
head, MINI. knocked out Dixie La
hood. Butte. Mont. 1). Johnny
Cicccne, Duluth. Mimi. outointed
Red Fry. 1. Paul, go. Jackie Cam
eron. st. Paul, outpointed Ernie
North. waterloo, Iowa, Ce1.
INDfANAFOLIS.-Sammy MAndeli.
lightweight champion. outpointed
Jack Gillespie, Detroit. (l0) non
title. Moan BaumTartner. Fort
wayne. c~utpcintsd Sammy Price, In
diAnap6lis, (s). Tut Seymour, New
Orleans. and Paul Anthony. Sioux
City. Iowa. drew. ts). George Kut-
ulis. Chicago. stopped Billy Myers.
indianapolis. f5l.
los ACCOMPLISHMENTS Bro~n.
Sioux City. Ia. outpointed Ernie
Peters. Chicago. li0).
PORTLAND, Ore-Ssrgeant sam
my Baker. Minecls. N. ". cutpointed
Charley Long. Oakland. Cal. lia1.
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BIG PURSES ARE
W = r
RUNNING BOXING,
~ = =
SAYS

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 25-#,-
Battling Levinsky thinks big
purses "sre running American
heavyweight fighters and In A few
years this country will find itself
In the same unfortunate condition
that England did ten ard fifteen
years ago" The former light
heavyweight champion az the world
gave his views in a radio talk last
night.
The public interest in heavy
weight champion Of the world gave
his views In a radio talk last night.
THE public interest in heavy
weight matches and the resultant
big purses offered BY promoters. IL
causing the class OF American
hcavyweights to deteriorate," said
the battler who retired last week
after 20 years Of fighting.
"As 500 as a heavyweight shows
"a little ability in two or three
bouts, his manager pushes him
ahead. No attempt j. made 10 teach
him the science Of the game"
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HARLINCEN IS
WINNER over
EAGLES 1913
Scorps Beat Ranger
vile 1877; Comets
Down Hounds By
1921 Count
< Ey BISHOP CLEMENTS
Sports Editor.

Z Lower Cameron county
was the mecca Of basketball
players and fans yesterday
afternoon and last night.
Five games were played.
One in Ell Jardin and four in
Brownsville.
The scores follow:
Ell Jardin 81, San Benito
16.
Harlingen Is, Browns
vile Is.
Brownsville girls Is, Har-
lingen girls z.
Night games:
Brownsville Junior college
1877 Rangerville high school
z.
Brownsville girls so, Ran
gerville girls 6.
In a defensive battle practically
throughout Coach Denton's Harlin-
AEh 1GA1AhAAN AAlGN AnWuku EU0A1
70 win over Plato's Eagles, rs 20 Is.
The game see-sawed back and forth
during play. and some good defen-
sive work was put up by both clubs.
and the Cardinals proved better
goal shooters.
Morrow was high point scorer for
HsrlinFen with three goals. good for
six points. while Lnngoria threw
three free throws. John Sylvester
scored only one goal. and the Eagles
as a whole didn't show up as we'll As
they have heretofore. The visiting
quint outplayed the locals. both IN
handling the ball and goal shooting.
They kept the Brownsville boys COW
cred, especially Sylvester. and Plato's
star goal shooter had very little o.
p%crtunity 20 loop the hoop.
The game was interesting. and re-
piete with personal and technical
fouls.
Tia ~rrwn.
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Mercedes P..T.A.
To Aid Students
With Loan Fund

MERCEDES. Jan. 23.-At the last
nesting Or the Parert-Teachers 49,
ISOLATION III the Mercedes schools.
STEPS are taken II create a students
loan fund. This action was taken be
cause = number az students OF the
Mercedes high school are forced 10
discontinue their work through lack
III finances. and IN a majority Of
eases. during their senior yeer.
Letters have been mailed cut by
the association 10 many citizens here
asking for contributions. Part Of
the money raised through the let
ters sent out will be used In the IL
brary. and also for the needs or the
school orchestra.
Mrs. ". q. Commons, chairman Of
the grounds committee. reported that
about 500 rrivet hedge plants had
been planted on the school grounds
and very near the same number Of
native %ctriss. ard about 10 lantsnas.
Plans were discussed for rebuilding
the tennis corrt.
Mrs I'll. n. stotlsr reported that all
records needed fer the music mem
orv contest have been obtained. A
large number ~ records have been
donated Ply the Mercedes Music Club
and ind ividrals.
MISS ManskA az tire horne eco.
Monies department. announced that
the department sponsored the moving
picture which was shown nj the EN-
rire Thcstsr Tuesday. Jan. az. and
that they would receive 50 PER cent
Nj the proceeds, which will he used
for needs ~ that department.
Mrs. James Shaw. chairman If the
school. Visitors Day" reported that
nve 40 parents visited the school on
that dav.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
Ell JARDIN DEFEATS
HOUNDS SECOND TIME

Coach Richey's FL Jardin Comets
took the boys from san Benito Ia 4
n 10 10 cleaning on the RI Jardin
court yesterday afternoon, In one of
the hottest games ~ the season.
The first half ended with Morri-
sons Greyhound crew leading lie ~
=. but the Comet sharpEhonters came
back and ou;played the Hounds ~
put over u win.
Lawrence ard Bags At guard for
the Comets played a whale ~ N
game. while Lesser and q. Martin
locred the basket for IN points be-
tween them.
Jack Trirlstt. Richey's star guard
vas out III Tire rarfe due "a injuries.
Smith ne guard fer San Renftn
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RANGERVELLE SWAMPED
BY G GIRLS sos

Two games IN one day Near moth
lng 70 Coach Nalentas girls team NJ
Brownsville high. and after the boys
game between H~anEerville ard Jun
ior College was completed. Elizabeth
ard Katherine Cherry and Ruby BEN
nett proceeded To give the large
number of fans present a treat az
goal shooting.
Brownsville defeated RanFervillp
NJ ~ =. Elizabeth Cherry chunked
ten field goals for 90 points. Ruby
Bennett rot l2 points and katherine
Cherry H. points.
Forward Peters and Guard McIn-
tyre made the six points for Ranger
Vile. who we're r~ntriasseH from start
"a finish. hut Put up a game little
scrap all the way.
Miss Nalenta started the same line
~ as in other games. and those par
%tirirntinE III the game follow.
Forwards. n. Cherry. N. Cherry
and Bennett: Centers. Huchston and
Pachec0; Guards. Cabler. Walton.
and Grove and Rowe. Center. Ber-
ryhill; Forward. n. Ceyanss.
kanEerviile lineup:
Forwards. Friazell. Peters and
Young tenters. Layne and Haynes.
Guards. kaiEler and Mcintyre.
The work az JOHNNIE Cabler Az
guard, and HuFhston and Pachgca Az
center stood out for the local girls.
Miss Naisnta's team is regarded
Is one ~ the best in the Valley. and
the players. who number thirty ~
more, are taking 4 keen interest III
the game. win that Valley title.
+ the slogan Of the players. and
fans who have watched them IN ac-
ticn believe they will e. far In cap
turing many county titles.
k0sita Ceyanes was referee. and
her work "a Of high order.
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SCORPIONS STING
RANGERVILLE 1877

A gallant little bunch 81 cavaliers
from Ranrerville high school invad-
"a the lair az Coach Plates Junior
College Scorpions last night. and
won the admiration az those pres
eat b. their fine play. especially III
passing the bail. They lost the game
10 to z. but the Scorps were hard
put to win. and Coach Eds quint
gave the locals their hardcst fight
50 far.
Truett Roberts. Scorp forward.
was high point scorer for his team.
with 10, while Forward T%rousdAle cf
Rangerville loopei the basket three
times for six points for his club.
The game started fast and ended
fast. The R~anrerville Cavaliers
were In good condition, and kept up
a fast attack throughout. and the
ball was near their goal enough 20
VII the tame. but they lacked the
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N. Y. Yankees to
By Identified By
Large Numerals

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-tF-By
their numbers shall the New York
Yankees he known this anne
Setting a major league precedent.
the Yankees have decided % have IL
inch numerals sewed on the backs
Of their players shirts 80 that eacn
may be readily Identified by fans In
the stands.
Under q tentative arrangement.
the regulars will re numbered hy
their position In batting order. Thus
4 fan who does no tknow his Van.
KEGS can search the field until he
finds a player with q huge Ne. ! on
his back That will he. AZ course.
the well known home run manufar-
turer. Babe Ruth. No. will Re
Earle Combs: Ne. 4. Lou GehriF. sc.
y. Bob Msasei. ard 10 on. The Key
10 the numbers will be found In the
seorebosrdA
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Mandell Winner
Despite Injury

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. as.-F-
Fighting with Ne RIB broken. and
speed. dash and skill last night in
defeating Jack Gillespie Of Detroit.
II was Mardell's first fight since
his ccilarbcns was fractured at Flint.
Mich. in q fight with Jimmy Good
rich. n trsinink fer last nights
fight. the champion suffered A brck-
en- rib en- bis left side. but 10 did
net seem TO handicap him CT reduce
his speed.
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SENIORS FOOTBALL
CHAMPS AT II. c. III.

FORT WORTH, Jan. 7S4-fntFanhH-
raj football has closed mt Texas
Christian University. with the SEN
Tors the school champions. The SEN
Tor team completed its intramural
schedule without being defeated and
without being scored upon. averaging
"a points per game for the entire
schedule.
The team was captAined by Bud
Norman. Fort Worth senior. who uHs
also the offensive star OF the team.
The freshman eleven was the run
ner-up in the class race, remaining
undefeated until the final game.
when the seniors ran over them Ga
the tune Of 10 TO o.
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Redskins Stomp
Rattlers 27-19
Special to the HsraItl

NGF@@AMA w AhE lNhAAL
SHARYLAND. Jan. 25.-Tha Donna
Redskins dubbed the Sharyland Rat
tiers 70 the tune or 27-1a here Tues
day afternoon The Rattlers disport-
vi themselves as q gracious host
should and the outcome Of the game
was never in doubt despite the fact
that Patterson and Davis were Ont
Of the lineup.
Nearing OF Donan was high point
man. ringing up twelve points during
the conetst. lie has starred in III
games played BY the Donna aggre-
cation this year.
The second string Redskins dis
played almost ne much strength A.
the regulars hy scoring five points
IN the third quarter.
The Donna caEers will meet their
ancient rivals, Weslacc, On the
Donna field Thursday afternoon.
This promises 10 he the hottest con-
test Of the season, according % the
coaches.
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'GABBY'S' THAT WAY;
TO WED ON MONDAY

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-tFr-Charles
"Gabby" Hartnett, catcher for the
Chicago Cubs. and Miss Martha Mar
shall of Chicago are to be married
January 20.
Hartnett and his bride will spend
their honeymoon on Catalina Island.
They will leave for the spring train
Ing camp of the Cubs with the first
squad Feb. IA.
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S~ONNENBERG TACKLE
RETAINS HIS CROWN

PROVIDENCE, X. H.. Jan. 2s.-LP
Gus sonnenberE, worlds heavy
weight wrestling champion. success
fully defended his title here last
night against Harold Canfowine, az
lows, winning In straight falls.
~Sonnenherg won both falls with
flying tackles. pinninK the TowAn in
3I.10 on the first and 1855 on the
second. The bout drew 5000 spec
tators.
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GOODMAN K0'D
IN BIRD ROUND
Tommy White Turns
Trick In San An
tonic Bout

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. z3.-CF-
Tommy White. ia. Texas City.
knocked out Kid Goodman, las,
Brownsville. here last night In The
third round or a scheduled ten round
bout. IA series or lefts 10 the head
and body turned the trick.
Newsboy Firpo, las, San Antsnic.
got q draw In six rounds with Bobby
DuFEins, las, Oklahoma City.
N. %. Castillo. san Antonio, had a
slight edge on Lure Cara. Laredo.
ia 4 rounds. Castillo weighed $50
and GarEa 1855 pounds.
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BY WILLIAM n. KING
tAssociated Press Sports Writer.l

BOSTON. Jan. 25.-tP-Bill Car
rigsn is going 70 do a lot Of building
with the Boston Red Soz.
Phil Todt, the best fielding first
baserian in the league last season.
seems II be the only infielder sure
Of holding his JOB. but Rothrock will
be on hand TO succeed him II he
fails 10 hit bitter than Ne did last
season. Bill Regain. who has held
down second for the past two sea-
sons, must Outright Jerry S~tandaert,
late Of Brooklyn. and Grant ellis.
who cane from Washington. for the
Job.
There are three outstanding can
dldates for the shortstop berth, Har-
old Rhyme, who came from Phiia-
delphia on waivers; Wally Gerber
and Bobby Reeves. who held down
that position for Washington for two
seasons.
Hot Corner In Worry
Carrigan's biggest problem seems
10 be the finding Of an adequate
third baseman. His best bet Is Bob
by Barrett. who II coming up from
Buffalo. Barrett was with Brooklyn
for a time several years ago.
Of the eight outfielders. four
have seen service with the Red Sox.
These are Ira Flavstead, Ken Will
iiams. Doug TAFT and Jack Rothrock.
who would rather play first base.
The new corners include Elliott Bige-
low. , demon minor league hitter
who was part Of the Myers trade.
and LoerP. Dumas and Scarritt. three
minor purchases.
C%arrlgan knows catchers and Ne
seems 20 have a strong staff with
Alex CASTOR. Charlie Berry and John
HevIng, who have been with the
club. and Bob Jornson. recalled from
Akron; Eddie Connolly. who played
IN the Eastern league last season.
and y youth from Waterville. Me-.
named Danny ~Shanahan. who PLAYED
ball for Colby College.
Likely Huriers
There will be fight right handed
followers from the 1928 nitchirr
staff. big Ed Morris, Charley Ruff.
fling, Danny MacFayden, Jack Rus
sell and Pat Simmons. Morris was
the most effective Of the quintet
last season.
Among the new box prospects are
Milton CASTOR, Alexis brother. and
Hod Lisenbee. both involved in the
Myers trade; Bill Bayns, with
Cleveland last season. Frank Bushey.
recalled from the Pittsfield Eastern
league club and four rockies. John
Shea a former Boston college twirl-
err. Bobby Carroll. Benny Frey and
IN youth named Durham. who could
not escape the nickname Bull
Bayne and Shea are the only south
paws in the lot.
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Wray's play ~ pleasing to his VALLEY
friends.
"Wray was right IN that game SAT
urday night, and Ne cut lcose with A
dash and determination that was A
real treat 10 those fortunate enough
70 witness the contest. Ne proved
not only 10 be q good niarksman,
but he was IA the thick On the de-
fensive end OF the game. tee
Basketball fans are turning out
Tor b games on the LEGAL field I'm
increasing numbers. There vas a
fair sized crowd out yesterday aft
ernoon and last nights games was
witnessed by the largest crowd that
has ever wended lea way out GO the
field for basketball games.
Bob Myer, Junior college student
~ developing rapidly az a basketball
prospect Myer, ~ must be remem-
bered, ~ scampsring over a field hs
has never trod before. Basketball
was new 10 him. He IA locking bet.
ter each day, and the popular young
man ~ Coach Plates squad IA always
dependable.
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REINFORCING
VET SQUAD OF
THE RED SOX
to Put Up
Battle For Nearly
All Posts; Third
Is Biggest Worry

Note: This ii the fifteenth of A
series Of stories dealing with mid
winter prospects Of major league
baseball clubs.
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ability 10 shoot the basket. whereas
the Scorps were always dangerous
when in shooting distance.
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made : points for his team. while
Le5owItz. forward. made four.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

Krute Rockne. Notre Dame men
tor and Glen "Pop" Warner ~
Stanford University. California.
will conduct a two weeks school
fer football coaches al the South
ern Methodist University, Dallas.
next DIR. n. n. Blackwell,
business Of athletics of
:. NJ. IT,. made the announcement
or the school 10 be conducted BY
these two outstanding coaches. last
week. IL in expected this school
will be the most largely attended
in the country. n means a lot
70 Valley high school coaches who
should, if they can, attend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

Bsfore the MISUNDERSTANDING
scrap in Memphis, Monday night.
Strihling's opponent was reported to
have remarked that il was the chance
Of a lifetime for him. Well. IL was.
~Stribling hit Sully on the chin in
the second round. and the lit.le hir-
dies sang "tweet, tweet' for several
minutes over the body az the former
Centre college football PLAYER.
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Denton will start spring training
for his club next month. or as soon
as the basketball season In over.
he stated. II expect 10 have a good
baseball club. l believe that in
Anderson HarlinRen high has one
n Of the best school pitchers in
the state" AT this time the men,
tor doesn't believe Harrington will
put nut a track team. taking up
baseball the latter part OF Febru-
ruary-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

Wiley Hodges, prominent landown-
er Of Wharton. tells US that before
long good roads will lead into and
out OF Wharton county, and that the
adjacent counties are building paved
highways also. All Of which Is good
news. When paved highways from
Beeville to Houston, BY way or Vic
toria are completed. then the Valley
towns can take in that territory In
q baseball way.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

We asked the Harrington coach
about his prospects for o winning
club next year, and he replied that
he couldn't tell. I'm fact | won't
know until the start Of next season.
II Is a hard matter for me 10 say
Just what ! will have next season.
At this time IL looks like another
Brownsville year. with nearly all
their players returning" Denton
stated "But we have some good
material coming on
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

Red Wray N A Donna boy. RE IA
q member Of the University Of Texas
basketball team. Saturday night az
last week the Steers whipped n. M.
". in q hard-fought game. ard the
following comment from Austin On
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

"We expect To play on the Fair
grounds field for the next two
years at least" Coach Denton ar
the Harrington high school told the
writer yesterday afternoon. The
Cardinal mentor was denying re-
ports that Harlingen would build
a school stadium this year. "Rut
We are going 10 improve the Fair
ground field. The field proper
will he run PARALLEL with the grand
stand along the race track. thus
permitting spectators To sit in the
stands and watch the games Den
ton said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

When Tex Becerril, boxing pro-
fnoter Of Brownsville. began lin
inE up fighters for his card 90 be
staged Monday night nj Fort Brown
skating rink. he made a hit with
fans when he put Mid Guerra. the
Growing Rooster" OF San Benito
IN the card. Guerra Ia a favorite
with fight fans. He enters the
ring fighting and keeps II up
throughout. Billy Williams. his
opponent for Monday night. viii
have his hands full 10 keep the San
Benito boy from putting over the
sleep producer This ought to be
n Of the best fights Of the pre-
Hmfnarfan mhlrh nnrhmrA -
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Come to think Of it-thsrs are a
number Of ball players on The
Herald force. Fact In a ball club
composed Of Herald employees was
organized last summer and played
a number OF games: some Of which
we're good and others not 40 good.
and others Just so.so. But prob
ably the best game played by the
Fourth Estate boys vas the one
in Matsmoros, when they tangled
with a tres on the ether aide.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

Fourteen gold footballs. as fine a
looking specimen az the piEskin as
can be had. were given the Eagles
IN appreciation OF their fine work
BY Brownsville citizens. Fessenden
and Irvine also received the gold
balls. II was expected to have the
tokens in time TO present TO the
honorces IL the banquet recently for
the team, but a delay in shipment
caused a postponement.
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NsrsEer Howard Hamilton. VINO
also played practically every posi-
ton. and found none Of which he was
suited 20 or IN didn't suit him. de-
veloped some pretty good players I'm
George Dixon, catcher; Tex Beer
ril. shortstop and third base. Bill
Brown, Jr.. pitcher, and others. All
these players are expected 20 get
back IN uniform this summer and
play the national psstime as hard
In eff work hours as they 40 In their
several departments Of the newspa-
per.