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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-02
Brilliant Pitching
WHurLers Breaks
Cub-Braue Sluggers

Those who insist pitching Is a
lost art and the lively ball has de-
stroyed baseball's defensive fea-
lures might consider the battle be-
tween the Cubs and Boston Braves
at wrigley Field, Chicago. yester-
day.
Nine innings Of brilliant pitching
by Guy Bush IN the n hand ana
Ben Cantwell and Ed Leverette on
the other aaw the Cubs exc out a
10 decision that enabled them %
retain their five-game lead In the
National League pennant race.
AS IL turned out the Cubs won on
one hit. In the first inning, Eng
lish doubled and Cantwell, losing
control, walked three men in a row
to force in the only run OF the
game.
The Pittsburgh Pirates came out
Of q bad slump to down the Phil
lies, three to one
Larry Benton pitched the New
York Giants to another triumph
over Cincinnati, 6-1. Luque was the
victim OF punched hits In the third
inning when the Giants tailed
four times.
The st. Louis Cardinals got to
Johnny Morrison for four runs in
the first inning and old Pete Alex
ander was able to coast in to q So
decision over the Brooklyn Robins.
In the American league. the
Philadelphia Athletics increased
their lead to ten and one-half
games py turning back Detroit, ia
while the New York Yankees we're
losing to Chicago, 81.
Both Yankee scores were home
runs. one by Earle Combs and the
other by Babe Ruth, the Babes
18th Of the year.
Cleveland downed the Boston
Redsox, 1913, behind effective pitch
ing by Jimmy linn.
Held to one run for six innings,
the Washington Senators slugged
Collins and other st. Louis Browns
pitchers for five runs in the sev-
enth and seven more in the eighth
to win, 1879.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-02
SAYS PHEASANT
KILLS QUAIL.
Hunter Takes Stand OPP
posing Stock of New
Game Birds I'm Valley

Pheasants do destroy quail nests.
They are better eating than quail.
They are not near tEc game"
bird that the quail Is.
These are the assertions OF A. j..
Monette, Brownsville sportsman.
He volunteers this information,
following a siz- iile tiff that Is
growing among Sports1en as to
whether or not Chinese pheasants
should be introduced into TIE VAL
ley. Various interests have indi-
Gated that they would bring the
pheasantS here. SportSmen have
declared that thsy would ruin quail
hunting, as they destroy quail nests.
Other sports len have maintained
that they do not destro. the nests.
Monette adds Ills personal expe-
rience in the m-tter toward q solu-
ton Of the problem. He tells OF
the abundance Of quail in Illinois
before 1910. At hat time the state
was stocked with pheasants. In
1914 the pheasants had driven quail
almost completely from the state.
Monette states. The pheasants.
however, become abundant and al
most overran the country.
Monette retur eL to Illinc.j in
1924 and found no &c of quail
or prairie chicken. He asserts that
he watched two pheaSants destroy
a quail nest and that here Is no
doubt in hi r nd bit that these
birds drove quail from his native
state.
Pheasants are the ter eating OF
the two birds, but are net near the
sport. They are easily killed, Mon
cite says.
If I had to >'-e a decision be-
tween the two, it --ould be quail
forever" the hunter says.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-02
Gales Arrives In
France on Steamer

HAVRE. France, Aug. 2. OPl-
Former President Gales Of Mexico
arrived here today aboard the
steamship lie de France. He was
welcomed by the Mexican minis
ter. Alberto j. PAM. and MS staff.
The former president plans to
rest and possibly take treatment
here before undertaking his study
Of European railroads in his capa-
city as chairman Of the Mexican
railroad reorganization commits
sion. He said he also intended 10
look over agricultural methods
and conditions In the hope Of get
ting some useful ideas for his
country.
Accompanied by Senior PAM, ne
and members Of his party went
to Paris this morning.
The lie de France. maneuvering
with difficulty IN a heavy wind
bumped into the pier and its side
was ripped open above the water
steerage quarters. Two pasSen-
gers were scratched.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-02
Polo Player
Raises Handicap

NEW YORK, Aug. 2-tP-Handi-
cap changes announce by the
United States Polo -ociati have
added another sevea-goal player to
tie national list.
Cecil Smith OF the Autsin, Texas,
Polo club, has aged such a fine
brand OF polo in tie east lis sea
son that his handicap ha been
raised from six & Is TO sev-n.
Two other prominent players were
raised from five goals TO ~ H. w.
Williams Of Austin and Alden Ro-
ark, brother Of Capt. Z. Il. 4. Ro-
ark. the British intern-tionalist.
The rating Of another well-known
eastern player. John Hay (Jock)
Whitney was raised from I D goals
to three.
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SEBASTIAN MAN
=
FILLS ALL CITY
= = =
OFFICIALS JOBS
Especial to The Herald)

Especial to The Herald)
SAN BENITO, Aug. The
pleasures Of holding public office
are not always what they r sup
posed to be, especially when one
holds several different offices
simultaneously. 8. -. (Swede)
Nelson, secretary OF the cham
Der OF commerce at Sebastian,
explained on q recent trip here.
Nelson comp ed that he did
not know how to 60 about secur-
ing q certificate OF residence In
Sebastian, so hat he could get
q passport to Mexico.
II don't want to go down there
with a certificate signed by my
SELF" he SAL.
why don't -ou get the may
orr" he was asked
Il am the yor." he replied.
How about the justice of the
peace?~.
I'm It," came the answer.
How about IT, chamber Of
commerce PRESIDENT
Il am that also"
Then would sugges going to
Raymondville for a certificate"
he was advised.
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CAPT. HALDEMAN is
NEW POST

Capt. William T. Haldeman, who
has been on leG-e from the army.
reported for duty at Fort Brown
Thursday. He spent his leave in
Brownsville.
Cartain Haideman Is o-..Ae over
the duties Of post and regimental
adjustant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-02
BOARD TO TAKE
UP LAND QUESTION:

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-tF1-As
soon as some pressing tasks have
been disposed or, the federal farm
board intends To inquire carefully
into the whole problem or land util-
ization, condemnation and refores-
tation.
Almost any program the board
might adopt. II 1t reaches any de-
cision at all. will require many years
TO put into effect.
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FORT WORTH, Aug. 2.-+P1-To
provide for greater coordination
and efficiency Of the flying sctfvi-
ties OF the various divisions OF
Southern Air Transport. Inc, T.. q.
C"Swede") Rhenstrom, operations
manager, has been made chief OF
the technical staff and put In charge
Of all flying activities. Tom Hardin,
vice president and general manager,
announced here today.
Heretofore as operations manag-
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HARLINGEN GOSPEL
SERVICE ANNOUNCED
Especial to The Herr ID

-tN~4It y III ~ =
HARLINGEN, Aug. Rev. A. N.
Bostrom. former pastor Of the Al
lance Gospel tabernacle at Meal
len, has announced that regular
church services will be held in the
HarlinP Missionary Allia- e. Rev.
Bostrom viii speak twc e each Sum
day et 3 p. N and 8 p. m. and a
Bible class Is held every Tuesday
nc 5 y. IN.
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Protests Treatment
Of American Official

TOKYO. Aug. 2.-tH1-DiSpatches
from Hardin. Manchuria, today said
George @. Hanson, the American
consul there, had protested to the
Chinese authorities regarding al
legged rough treatment of an Ameri-
can vice consul.
The vice consul INTERVIEWED to pro-
tect an American woman who was
being roughly handled by the ma
tive police, who then turned on him.
The dispatches did not name the
vice consul. There are two at
Hardin. Paul M. Dutko and r. Leo
nard Lilliestrom.
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CHICAGO GIRL. WINS
JUNIOR GOLF TITLE

CHICAGO, Aug. L. Up Ariel
Villas, Is. Chicago, won the women's
western Junior golf championship
by defeating Mary Elizabeth Ford
of Kansas City one up In the 1S-
hole final w the Evanston golf
club course.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-02
HORSE
TRAINER IS DEAD

SARATOGA SPRINGS, ". Y,
Aug. 2.-tPl- James III. Rowe. train
or for the Harry Payne Whitney
stables. and one OF the best known
horsemen tn America, died here to-
day after a brief Illness from a cold.
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ElGHTS LAST
&1NgGHTA
CBy the Associated Press

CBy the Associated Press
KEWANEE. m.-Hershie Wilson.
Danville. I'll. knocked out Izzy Cline.
Winnipeg. C2).
DIES MONIES, Ia.-Tony Legouri,
Des Moines. knocked out Billy Call
lahan, Portland, Ore. a..
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ID DANCY GOES
TO MEET

AUSTIN. Aug. 2.-Judge Oscar g.
Dancy OF Cameron county attended
the statewide 'duCaticnal Meeting
for the highway Donc issue presid-
ed owe by Chairman II. .. Sterling
OF the highway commission.
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e.. Mfr. Rhenstrom had charge OF all
flying activities except those OF the
school. Now he viii have charge OF
the school ms well. NJ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-02

Thursdays Results
New York s. Cincinnati /.
Pittsburgh 3. Philadelphia 4.
Chicago l. Boston 0.
St. Louis 5. Brooklyn 2.
Fridays Schedule
Boston ct Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia nt Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Thursdays Results

thursdays Results
Chicago 3. New York 2.
Cleveland 10. Boston 3.
Philadelphia /. Detroit 4.
Washington Is. St. Louis o.
Fridays Schedule
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Washington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-02

$.OF THE


Thursdays Results
Houston 3, Dallas o.
Shreveport 4. Beaumont J.
Wichita Falls Q, San Antonio 5.
Fort Worth IL. Waco ].
fridays Schedule
Houston at Shreveport.
Beaumont ut Dallas.
Waco at Wichita Falls.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-27

HARLINCEN CARDS DEFEAT
KINCSVILLE ELEVEN 1872

HARLINGEN, Nov. IT Bearing
out predictions, Coach Dutch" REX
forks Harrington Cardinals romped
away with the Kingsville Brahmas
here Tuesday afternoon by q score
OF 1872.
The Valley champions outplayed
their visitors almost throughout the
contest. The fighting Harlingen ag-
gregation waS led by r. Murray
who scored the first touchdown. due
TO excellent passing work. The game
was slowed down considerably BY
mud and only a fair-sized crowd
was In the stands.
The two teams will meet again at
Kingsville Dec. 8 to settle bi-district
honors. Tuesdays game was played
70 fill q contract with the fair asso-
citation.
Neither club was able to do much
In the first quarter. although Har-
lingen backs got away for several
nice gains. The Card forward wall
stopped the Kingsville plungers
fairly well.
The ValIeyites got their scoring
machinery percolating in the second
quarter when they took to the air.
a pass, Scheupbach 10 Murray was
good for Is yards. West then tossed
one to the same gentleman for 20
yards. This pair duplicated on the
next play for a touchdown. Scheup-
bach plunged the extra point over.
The ball see-sawed back and forth
in Kingsville territory for the re-
rnainder OF the period. The oval
was in Harlingen's possession on
K~ingsville's 10-yard line at the half.
Washam. Harlingen's other end,
scored the second touchdown in the
third quarter, taking q short pass
over the line OF scrimmage and rae
ing IS yards to the goal.
Jimmy Lawrence. Cardinal back.
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EASTERN GRID
+ SLATE VARIED

NEW YORK, Nov. 27-lP-With
assorted rivals. ancient and modern.
ready TO square off against each
other in holiday games tomorrow,
football interest in the east has been
diverted momentarily from the IN
feresting engagements with which
the season in this sector will be
brought to q close on Saturday.
The annual battle between Notre
Dame and the Army will furnish
s.rz big climax Of the campaign at
the Yankee stadium on Saturday.
but the burning question at this
moment Is whether a fine Cornell
eleven really can halt Pennsylvania
tricky offense tomorrow.
Syracuse and Columbia have their
ninth annual tilt in New York to-
morrow. Syracuse is heavily fav-
ored.
Another invader OF the metropolis,
Carnegie Tech. Is favored to wage
a successful battle. IL is seeking
revenge against New York universe
ty for three successive beatings.
indicated by an eastern eleven.
Colgate plays Brown at Providence.
Pittsburgh is in q position to turn
on all its power against Penn. state
In the annual game at Pittsburgh
tomorrow when both teams will fin
lsh the campaign. Victory would
tel PHssburgh's claim to the east
rrn championship and TO a share In
HE national award.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-27
6 SEASON
CLOSING TAME
Previous Matches Had More
Color Than Thursday
G III Z
by y. VII.
Associated Press Sports Writer

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 27-R-
Football games In the Big Six to-
morrow will be more or less an anti
climax to the season.
Games last week. pitting Missouri
against It's cid foe. Kansas. match
ing Nebraska ard the Kansas Aggies
In q title game and involving Okla
homa with It's arch state rival, Ok
lahonR a. g. NJ, were natural
closing season contests. Teams were
keyed up for them. But Kansas ls
the only team which ended It's sea-
son.
Thanksgiving day struggles find
these teams matched. Missouri and
Oklahoma In Columbia: Iowa State
and Nebraska In Lincoln; Kansas
Aggies and Marquette In Milwau-
kee.
Nebraska needs only a tie with
the tail-end IowanS TO clinch its
second consecutive conference title.
Should the Iowans spring an upset
and It would be q real one-and
beat the Cornhuskers. the winner
Of the Oklahoma-Missour game
would become champion. With this
possibility In mind, the Tigers and
Sooners r more eager for the game
than they perhaps would be If no
championship beckoned.
The Agg1es will be making the
conferences last attempt to win I'm
intersectional combat hoping to off
set the long string on defeats that
Big Six teams have taken this year
from rivals from distant parts.
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40 TURKEYDAY
Tits IN DIXIE
Noted Southern Teams To
Meet In Annual
Clashes

ATLANTA. Nov. q - Up - Two
score Thanksgiving day football
games are slated for Dixie.
A duel of star halfbacks Is fore
cast for Lexington, KY. when Ten
nessee, seeking another victory to
add TO its perfect record. pits Gene
Newer. Dixie scoring leader. against
"Shspwreck" Kelly, Kentucky's soph-
omore flash.
BY winning. Tennessee will not
only strengthen its bid for the con-
ference title, but will retain pos
session pf the covered beer key
trophy. which for several years has
passed back and forth between the
winners OF the annual feud.
Tulane goes TO Baton Rouge to
play Louisiana State. last obstacle
TO q clean slate and a claim for the
championship.
Bolstered by the return Of their
quarterback ace. Downes. Georgia,
goes TO Birmingham to clash with
the University Of Alabama in the
twenty-Second game Of their series
Alabama is favored.
Vanderbilt and Sewanee come 20
grips in the South's Oldest gridiron
rivalry and Auburn deploys against
Georgia Tech in Atlanta in the
thirtieth meeting Of the two teams.
North Carolina lines up against
Virginia at Chapel Hill in another
traditional battle. and the University
OF Mississippi charges against the
Mississippi Aggies.
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ATLANTA Nov. 2f-P- Bobby
Jones. home town Is SO crazy about
golf it can't get enough OF II In
the daytime.
Night golf has found its way into
the society columns and promises
to become a popular after : dinner
fad in Atlanta and the south.
Played on a miniature 18-hole
{ ,-urse with an almost endless va
riety Of unique obstacles. the first
private curse Of its kind III At
lanta Is a favorite gathering place
for society, although addicts of the
orthodox game have dubbed II a
nightmare.
Covering an acre, brilliantly
lighted with illuminators attached
TO trees. the pee wee" course made
its debut mt a recent entertainment
at Jacqueland lodge. one Of Allan
ta'S beautiful estates on the city's
fashionable Ponce de Leon avenue.
The owner is Gator Woolford,
Atlanta business man. who sought a
new method OF entertaining guests.
The fairways are only one yard
wide and the green's but two yards
IN diameter. SO lighting is COMPARE
lively simple. All that is reeded is
q system Of ordinary large lights
and reflectors.
But the course isn't 90 simple
Il Is entirely a putting course with
q variety Of weird hazards. There
are earth and rock-covered pipes
to shoot through. hollow logs to
pass. tees built on mounds. inclin-
ed green's. a dog leg hole with the
fairway narrowed down TO about
two feet. and q small covered gate
through which the pellet must
pass.
But the champion Is a hole which
requires a perfect shot at a bulls
eye. If the ball hits the eye IL
caroms through a Slated hazard to
the green. If IL doesn't 1t goes
astray.
The fairways and greens are
built up from q layer OF cinders al
the bottom. then a layer Of crush
ed rock. and a top layer Of cotton
seeds mixed with oil. And the
greens are plenty fast.
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To Name Pacific
Title Holder Soon

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Calf,
Nov. 27.-tP-Professor William B.
Owen Of the Stanford Law school,
president Of the Pacific Coast con-
FERENCE. announced here today that
the conference football champion
will be named at a meeting in san
Francisco December 10.
The conference does not recog-
nize percentages and when the sea-
son ends four teams will be tied
for first place in number Of games
lost. Stanford, California, South
ern California. Washington State
and Oregon are tied at present.
but either the S. c. Trojans or the
S. g. Cougars viii be eliminated
In this Saturdays game between the
teams in Los Angeles.
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England and Italy
Seek Speed Trophy

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-(Pl@Great
Britain and Italy plan 70 challenge
for the HarmSworth motorboat
speed trophy, now held by the
United States next year.
J. Lee Barrett Of Detroit said up
on his return from the Brussels con-
ference Of the International Motor
Yachting Union that Sir Henry Sc
grave, British holder Of the straight
away automobile speed record. as
well as Betty Carstairs Of England
and two Italians, Prince Carlo Russ
poll os Venice and Marquis Dial
Pozzo Of Milan, expect to be enter
cd in the Harmsworth races at De-
troit next August.
Gar Wood, present holder of the
trophy. and possibly James Talbot,
Jr., Of Los Angeles. will defend the
cup for the United States.
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6 TITLES UP
THANKSGIVING
Amarillo, Waco, Denton,
Marshall, John Reagan
Seen Winners

The Texas high school football
race should settle down to eight
district winners before the week Is
over, providing the favorites come
through.
Only two teams have crashed 10
district championship 80 far. They
are Brownsville Of No. 8 and Breck-
enrldge Of NO. 2. These clubs have
come through indicated and un-
tied and are being favored in some
quarters to meet in the finals for
the state title.
The district No. / title win more
than probably be settled Thanks
giving when Amarillo plays at
Wichita Falls. The Sandies are un-
defeated and are expected to run
over the Spudders easily. III, how
ever, Wichita should pull an up
set and win, and Lubbock down
Plainview. there would be a tie for
the crown.
No. 3 JumbIed
District No. 3, composed OF IL
Fort Worth and Dallas schools, Is
In q tumble with Oak Cliff OF Dali
las and Central Of Fort Worth tied
for the leadership. Each holds five
wins, defeat and one tie.
Thanksgiving. Central plays North
Side at Forth Worth while Oak
Cliff will meet Forest at Dallas on
Saturday. It win be necessary for
enc OF them TO win and the other
10 lose 10 clear the title. If both
lose, Forest would win the district
championship.
Waco now appears practically
certain to cop IN District No. 4.
She tangles with Temple at Tenn
pie Wednesday. Waco is undefeat-
ed. while Temple has lost to Gle
burne and CorSicana. Consequent
ly. Waco Is being favored to top
pie their neighbors. Temple, II
will be remembered. took the mea-
sure Of Austin early In the season.
Denton Likely Victor
The Denton high Broncs are
slated TO run off with No. 5 hon.
ors. Having won four in a row, the
BroncS are now set to defeat Gains
vile, q comparatively weak agere-
cation, Thanksgiving. Sulphur
Springs Is the runner-up with five
wins and a tie.
Marshall and Tyler meet Thurs
day at Tyler for the District No.
6 pennant. Marshall now leads with
four wins while Tyler holds three
wins and one loss, and thus has
a chance to tie up the race by de-
feating Marshall.
John Reagan OF Houston will
more than probably sew up the
District No. 7 title Thursday by
toppling over Sam Houston. Reag-
ae Is undefeated. having taken five
straight. Port Arthur. the runner
up, has won five but stumbled BIZ
tieing one with San Jacinto.
John Reagan Is likely to be
Brownsville's opponent In the b.
district.
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added the last touchdown In the
same period running 80 yards for a
touchdown after i~ntercepting a for
ward pass.
The Kingsville eleven scored two
points or q safety in the last quar-
ter, SisSell. Card back. touching a
punt which rolled over his goal line.
He was tackled back of the goal
after recovering the bali.
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Great Shires
Turns Pug AT
Chicago Dec. Q

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-(R-
Charles Arthur CThe Great)
Ehires will make his debut as N
professional fighter December 9
under the promotion of Jim Null
len.
I'll knock a lot Of those buns
stiff" said Mr.. Shires. who Is
first baseman. off and on, for
the Chicago White Sox. III
make myself $4,000 In the off
season Then next spring Ill 60
out and knock a lot OF pitchers
loose from the box"
Promoter Mullen said Shires is
q big, powerful fellow. who
should make d good fighter"
Shires' opponent is not an
nounced.
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EOOTBALLASCHEDUL
NOVEMBER IS. 1899
THANKSGIVING Day.

MIDDLE WEST
Kansas Aggies at Marquette
Oklahoma az Missouri
Iowa State ut Nebraska
Arkansas at Oklahoma Asgies
SOUTH
Alabama Poly at GeoSgia Tech
Georgia at Alabama
Georgetown (Ky.D at Center
Texas at Texas Aggies.
Furman at Clemson
Sewanee az Vanderbilt
Duke at Davidson
". p. ]. at v. M. i
Wash. and Lee at Florida
Tennessee at Kentucky
Tulane at Louisiana State
Virginia at North Carolina
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-27

PARIS.-While Jean Relmotte,
aged 10. was fishing In the Seine his
head was cut off by q steam crane.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-27

LIVERPOOL-Because l. @. Smith
sued for only $1,250 in his divorce
case the court refused to accept the
jury's verdict OF $500 as the wlfe's
value.
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RARY STOLEN

STREATHAM, Eng.-The Three
months-old baby OF Mrs. Eleanor
Weston. a widow. was kidnapped by
N man I'm an automobile.
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EAST.

EAST
Colgate at Brown
Dickinson al Buckncll
Syracuse at Columbia
Salem at Davis-E lkins
Carnegie Tech at NJ. y. Z.
Cornell at Pennsylvania
Penn state at Pittsburgh
wash JEFF. at West Virginia
HARVEST
Colorado Aggies at Denver
Oregon at St. Mary
California Tech at San Diego
Montana at Cal. So. Branch
Utah AgGies at Utah