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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
N. Y. Yankees to
By Identified By
Large Numerals

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-F-By
their numbers shall the New York
Yankees be known this summer.
Setting a major league precedent,
the Yankees have decided 70 have i2-
inch numerals sewed on the backs
Of their players shirts so that eaen
may be readily identified by fans in
the stands.
Under a tentative arrangement
the regulars viii be numbered BY
their POSITION in batting order. Thus
u fan who does no tknow his Ian-
KEGS car search the field until he
finds a player with a huge No. 3 on
his back. That will be. of course
the well known home run msnufsc-
turer. Babe Ruth. No. / viii be
Earle Combs: No. 4. Lou Gehrig; No.
5, Bob Meusei. and 30 On. The key
TO the numbers will be- found In the
sccrsbcarda
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
Ell JARDIN DEFEATS
u SECOND TIME

Coach Richey's Fl Jsrdin Comets
took the boys from San Benito to a
81 70 Is cleaning on the FL Jardin
court yesterday afternoon, in one OF
the hottest games Of the season.
The first half ended with Morri-
sons Greyhound crew leading 10 10
s. but the Comet shRrpshooters came
back and ~outplayed the Hounds to
put over a wiz.
Lawrence and Biggs az guard fer
the Comets played a whale Of a
game. while Lesser and c. Martin
loopcd the basket for Is points be-
tween them.
Jack Triplett. Richev's star guard.
was out Of the game due 20 injuries.
Smith al guard for San Benito
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
R"ANGERVILLE SWAMPED
By EAGLE GIRLS sos

Two games IN one day means moth
inE t. Coach Nalenta's girls team Of
Brownsville high. and after the boys
game between Rangerville and jun
Tor College wss completed, Elizabeth
and Katherine Cherry and Ruby Ben
nett proceeded 70 give the large
number Of fans present q treat at
goal shooting.
Brownsville defeated R~anEerviIle
so to s. Elizabeth Cherry chunked
ten field goals for 20 points; Ruby
Bennett got 10 points and katherine
Cherry IS points.
Forward Peters and Guard McIn-
tyre made the six points for Ranger
vile, who we're outclassed from start
70 finish, but put up a game little
scrap all the way.
Miss Nslenta started the same line
NJ As IN other games. and those par
t~icipatInE IN the game follow:
Forwards. +. Cherry. X. Cherry
and Bennett. Centers. H~ughston and
Pacheco. Guards. Cabler, Walton,
and Grove and Rowe: Center. Ber-
ryhill; Forward. +. Ceyanes.
Rangerviile lineup:
Forwards. Frizzell, Peters and
Young; Centers. Layne and Haynes;
Guards. kaigler and Mcintyre.
The work Of JOHNNIE Cahler at
guard, and Hughston and Pacheco az
center stood out for the local girls.
Miss Nalenta's team is regarded
as one Of the best in the Valley, and
the players, who number thirty or
more. are taking = keen interest in
the game. Win that Valley title
IS the slogan Of the players. and
fans who have watched them in ac-
tion believe they will 80 far in cap
turing many county titles.
Rosita Ceyanes was referee. and
her work IVES of high order.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
Mandeu Winner
Despite Injury

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 2s.-P-
Fighting with ere rib broken. and
fsvorinF n knit collarhone fractured
last fall. Sammy Mandell. worlds
lightweight champion. showed al his
speed. dash and skill last night IN
defeating Jack Gillespie Of Detroit.
II was Msrdell's first fight since
his c~ollarbons was fractured at Flint.
Mich. in a fight with Jimmy Coed
rich In training for last nights
fight. the champion suffered q hruk-
On rib on his left side. but 10 did
not seer to handicap him OF reduce
his speed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
THAT A
TO WE'D ON MONDAY

CHICAGO. Jan. 23%fPl-Charles
"Gabby" Hartnett, catcher for the
Chicago Cubs, and Miss Martha Mar
shall Of Chicago are 20 be married
January 2g.
Hartuett 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.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
FIGHTS LAST

tBy the Associated Press

10y n associated Press)
GLEN ELAND. Paul Pirrons.
Cleveland, outpointed Ray Romney,
Buffalo, t6). Carl Tremaine out
pointed John de Neri. Cleveland,
60.
MISUNDERSTANDING Callahan.
Chicago. outpointed Chief Elkhart,
Oklahoma. tS). Sammy Ward, Chi
cage, outpointed Louis New. Mil
wsukee.
WILKESBARRE. Pa. frankie
Garcia, Utica, n. Y, outpointed
Johnny Dundee. U0). Tubby Nobel,
WIlkesbarre, stopped Jack Salinger,
Montana, (2).
CHICAGO.-Joey Medill. Chicago,
outpointed Spug Myers, Pocatello,
Ida, (l0). Eddie Ballatine, Chi
csgo, o~ntpointed Iowa joe Rivers,
Cedar Rapids, Ia, tl0). Paul Pan
tsleo, Chicago. knocked out Jerry
Sullivan, Indianapolis. go. king
Levinsky, Chicago, and Babe de Cor
sey. st. Paul, drew, (6).
ST. PAUL.-M. Sullivan, ST. Paul,
outpointed Al Van Ryan, South st.
Paul, Ci0). Spud Murphy. Moore
head, MINI, knocked out Dixie La
hood, Butte. Mont. %. Johnny
Ciccone. Duluth. MINI. outointed
Red Fry, t. Paul, t6). Jackie Cam
eron, St. Paul, outpointed Ernie
North Waterloo, Iowa. 90.
INDIANAPOLIS.-Sammy Mandsll.
lightweight champion. o~utpointsd
Jack Gillespie, Detroit, n0) non
title. Moan Baumgartner. Fort
Wayne, o%utpointed Sammy Price, In
dianapolis, 90. Tut Seymour, New
Orleans, and Paul Anthony. Sioux
City. Iowa, drew. t6). George Kut-
ulis. Chicago. stopped Billy Myers.
Indianapolis. (5).
Los ANGELES.-Nevsboy Brown.
Sioux City. Ia. outpointed Ernie
Peters. Chicago, (i0).
PORTLAND. 0re-Sergssnt SAM
my BAKER. MineoIa. N. Y. outpointed
Charley Long Oakland. Cal. Go).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
SENIORS
CHAMPS AT +. G. ".

FORT WORTH, Jan. 2s.-Intramu-
raj football has closed nc Texas
Christian University, with the SEN
Tors the school champions. The SEN
ior team completed Its intramural
schedule without being defeated and
without being scored upon, averaging
rs points per game for the entire
schedule.
The team was captained by Bud"
Norman, Fort Worth senior. who was
also the offensive star Of the team.
The freshman eleven was the run
ner-np i'm the class race, remaining
andefeated until the final game,
when the seniors ran over them 70
the tune Of 19 20 Q.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
Redskins Stonlo
RattIers 27-l9
Especial ID Tna Hcralal


SHARYLAND, JAM 2S.-The Donna
Redskins dubbed the ~Sharyiand Rat
tiers 10 the tune VA 2F-l9 here Tues
day afternoon. The Rattlers 6isport-
ell themselves aE u gracious host
should and the outcome uf the game
was never in doubt despite the fact
that Patterson and Davis were out
Of the lineup.
McFarling of DOMAIN was high point
man. ringing up rrelve points during
the conetst. lie has starred in IN
games played BY the Donna aggre-
cation this year.
The second string Redskins dis
played almost n much strength as
the regulars by scoring five points
IN the third quarter.
The Donna cagers viii meet their
ancient rivals, Weslaco, IN the
Donna field Thursday afternoon.
This promises 70 be the hottest con-
test Of the season. according ~ the
coaches.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
S-ONNENBERG TACKLE
RETAINS HIS CROWN

PROVIDENCE. n. r., Jan. 23.-tR
Gus SonnenherE. worlds heavy
weight wrestling champion, success
fully defended his title here last
night against Harold Csntowine. of
Iowa, winning in straight falls.
SornenberK won both falls with
flying tackles. pinninE the lowan lin
3I.l0 on the first and 1888 on the
second. The bout drew 5000 spec
tatcrs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

Wray's play Is pleasing To his Valley
friends.
"Wray was right in that game Sat
urdsy night, and he cut loose with .
dash and determination that was n
real treat q those fortunate enough
70 witness the contest. He proved
not only 10 be a good marksman,
but he was in the thick Of the de-
~fensIye end of the game. too
Basketball fans are turning out
for the games on the local field IN
increasing numbers There was N
fair sired crowd out yesterday aft
ernoon and last nights games was
witnessed by the largest crowd that
has ~ wended its way out to the
field for basketball games.
Bob Myer. Junior college student,
II developing rapidly as a basketball
prospect. Myer. il must be- remem
bered, Is scampering over a field he
has never trod before. Basketball;
was new 10 him. he il looking bet
ter each day and the popular young
man OF Coach PIato's squad Il always
dependable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
GOODMAN KOD
3RD ROUND
Tommy White Turns
Trick In San An
tonic Bout

SAN ANTONIO. Jan. 2s-tFi-
Tommy White. 1ff. Texas City,,
Knocked out Kid Goodman, i45,
Brownsville, here last night in Che
third round Of "a scheduled ten round
bout. "A series IVY let's W the head
and body turned the trick.
hewahoy flrpo. la. San Antonio.
got z draw VI ETY. rounds with Bobby
DuEgins, las, Oklahoma City.
=. n. Castillo, san Antonio. had a
slight edge on Lure Cara. LAREDO.
lin a rounds. Castillo weighed $50
and CARA 185 Pounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
HARLINCEN IS
WINNER over
EAGLES 1913
Scorps Beat Ranger
vile 1871; Comets
Down Hounds By
1921 Count
: ~ BISHOP CLEMENTS
Sports Editor.

Lower Cameron county
was the mecca Of basketball
players and fans yesterday
afternoon and last night.
Five games were played.
One in FL Jardin and four in
Brownsville.
The scores follow:
Ell Jardin 81, San Benito
16.
Harlingen Is, Browns
Vile 13.
Brownsville girls 25, Har-
lingen girls z.
Night games:
Brownsville Junior college
Va, Rangerville high school
Brownsville girls so, Ran
gerville girls 6.
In a defensive battle practically
throughout Coach Denton's Harlin-
gen Cardinals threw enough goals
TO win over Plato's Eagles, Is 70 13.
The game see-sawed back and forth
during play, and some good defen-
sive work was put up by both clubs,
end the Cardinals proved better
goal shooters.
Morrow was high point scorer for
Harrington with three goals. good for
six points, while Longoria 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 or
portunity 10 loop the hoop.
The game was interesting. and re-
plete with personal and technical
fouls.
The arore-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
The lineups

ability 10 shoot the basket. whereas
the Scorps were always dangerous
when in shooting distance.
The breuns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23
REINFORCING
VET SQUAD OF
THE RED SOX
Newcomers to Put Up
Battle For Nearly
All Posts; Third
Is Biggest Worry

Note: This is the fifteenth Of a
series Of stories dealing with mid
winter prospects OF major league
baseball clubs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

made 8 points for his team, while
Lebowitz, forward, made four.
The Eoarr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

Knute Rockne. Notre Dame men
tor and Glen Pop" Warner Of
Stanford University, California.
will conduct a two weeks school
for football coaches at the South
ern Methodist University, Dallas,
next DR.. ". n. Blackwell.
business manager Of athletics Of
$. NJ. IT,. made the announcement
Of the school 20 be conducted BY
these two outstanding coaches. last
week II IL expected this school
will he the most largely attended
in the country. It means a lot
10 Valley high school coaches who
should, if they caH. attend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

Before the MISUNDERSTANDING
scrap in Memphis. Monday night,
Stribling'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 little hir-
dies sang "tweet, tweet" for several
minutes over the body az the former
Centre college football player.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

Red wray is N Donna bog. He IL
. member Of the University o. Texas
basketball tean. Saturday night 81
last week the Steers whipped 8. M.
Y. In . hsrd-fo1Tht game, and the
comment from Austin On
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 Of Vic
toria are completed, then the Valley
towns can take in that territory IN
"a baseball way.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

when Tex Becerril, boxing pro-
moter of Brownsville. began lin
ing up fighters for his card 10 be
staged Monday night a Fort Brown
skating rink. he made q hit with
fans when he put hid Guerra. the
Growing Rooster" of San Beuito
on the card Guerra 10 a favorite
with fight fans He enters the
ring fighting and keeps IL up
throughout. Billy Williams. his
opponent for Monday night. will
have his hands full 60 keep the San
Benito boy from putting over the
sleep producer. This ought 20 he
one of the best fights Of the pre-
liminaries, which numbers six
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

Denton will start spring training
for his club next month. or as soon
az the basketball season Is over.
he stated. II expect to have a good
baseball club. / believe that in
Anderson Hsrlingen high has one
n of the best school pitchers IN
the state" At this time the men
tor doesn't believe Harrington will
put out a track team, taking up
baseball the latter part Of Febru-
ruary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

Mansrer Howard Hamilton. VINO
also played practically every posi-
ton, and found none Of which he was
suited to or 1t didn't suit him. de-
veloped some pretty good players IN
George Dixon, catcher; Tex Becer-
ril. shortstop and third base; Bill
Brown, Jr., pitcher, and others. All
these players are expected 20 ge'
back in uniform this sunne and
play the national pastime rs hard
in off work hours as they Do IN theil
several departments Of the newspa.
Der.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

Come TO think Of it--ihere are a
number OF ball players on The
Herald force. Fact ~ a ball club
composed of Herald employees vas
organized last summer and played
a number Of games; some Of which
were good and others not so good.
and others Just $3.50. But prob
ably the best game played by the
Fourth Estate boys vas the one
In Matsmoros, when they tangled
with n crew on the other side
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-23

I'VE expect 70 play on the Fair
grounds field for the next two
years al least" Coach Denton Of
the Harrington high school told the
writer yesterday afternoon. The
Cardinal mentor was denying re-
ports that Harlingen would build
n school stadium this year. But
we are going to 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

We asked the Harrington coach
about his prospects for a winning
club mex year. and he replied that
he couldn't tell. an fact won't
know until the start Of next season.
1t is q hard matter for me to saw
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
The Washington times., 1929-04-01
One Skinny Man
Gained 70 Pounds
s'F eeIs Like ! Real Man
Nov, Thanks to Nc Coy =

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The Washington times., 1929-04-01

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Mr.. Prettiman s. q retired first
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The Washington times., 1929-04-01

posals and been entertained
BY more or less disreputable
propositions.
Ever since she was IA
rompers, playing on the
hard and hardening side
walks of Chicago, she had
protected herself against the
sleek or blunt approaches Of
the predatory sex. Nature
endows al its creatures
with instruments Of defense.
And these avail, until, too
often there comes q beast
!, too powerful, too swift, too
cunning for the ccngenital
weapons, though strength
ened BY long practice at
warding of the other brutes.
Girls far less experienced
and exposed than Queenie
knew that men hunt pretty
girls, and that money is one
Of the big bore and high
caliber fowlers. Money
meant little to her, per Sc.
She would rather have
earned $40 at her beloved
profession than found a.
hundred in the street, leav-
ing out entirely any other
ethical, moral sor romantic
considerations. She was an
innocent, maidenly young
ster; ordinary temptation
rolled off her knife; and
what she hadn't been born
with or hadn't t learned BY
bruising contact the hard
boiled Hank had instilled
and drilled into her.
But heretofore her train
ing bad been with pikers.
Such men as Stewie and
Wary not only said it with
large amounts when they
talked turkey, but they we're
important, rich, big town
and big league, dressed like
gentlemen and armed with
high-power sporting equip
The Washington times., 1929-04-01

ment to hunt in the pre-
serves behind doors labeled
No Admittance That.
Means You. z
She had not gambled for
such blue chips with such
gilt-edged cards before.
As she stood there, strug-
Cling for the logarithm Of
this new setup, Dore
d'Onegin nee Dora Dome
gan), showgirl, strolled
over to her.
AI slapsided diet-reduced,
fintfaced veteran was Dore.
She had served in the ranks
Of many a revue. She had
portrayed in pantomime
characters from September
Morn to August Eve. She
had survived many follies
and many Follies. Her prop
smile was q Broadway IA
miliar. Her start was lost
In antiquity and her finish
would be found Ia obscurity.
She sllng a line Of elo-
quence, when aroused that
would have made a long
shoreman blush. And she
had a heart that reached and
responded to the wall Of a
sick kitten or the stincan
banalities Of a mother bal
lad. Her once brown hair
was phoney red. Her repu-
tation was more genuinely
Of the same shade. She
The Washington times., 1929-04-01
Doctor at 50 Found People
Preferred His P escription

The basis OF treating sickness has
not changed since DR.. Caldwell LEFT
Medical College IN 1875. nor since
he placed OH the market the laxa.
tive prescription he had used IN his
practice, known to druggists and
the public since 1892, a. pr. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin.
Then. the treatment Of constipa,
ton, biliousnes, headaches, mental
depression, indigestion, sour stOm-
ach ana other indispo positions that
result from constipation was en-
tirely by means Of simple veget.
able laxatives, herbs and roots.
These are stlll the basis Of DR..
Caidwell'a syrup Pepsin. which e
combination Of SIENNA and other
mild laxative herbs. with pepstn.
Dr. Caldwell did not approve Of
drastic physics and purges He did
not believe they were good for
human beings to put into their
system. Tf grown people want 70
use them no one can deny them
the privilege but they should
never BE- given TO children.
THE simpler the remedy for con-
stipatiOn, the safer fof the child
and for you, and the better for the
general health Of all And. as you
can set results ii 4 mild and safe
way BY using DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepaln, why take chances with
strong drugs? All drug stores have
the generous bottles.
The Washington times., 1929-04-01
Dr. BlseI's DalIg HsaIII HInI

Are you getting your dt9 Are eating
plenty 0f leaves stems, like Spinach ka cabbage brussels
ot tnp green's celery and lettuce These vegetables eer-
llinlS help constipation
The Washington times., 1929-04-01

o. you. He II make you
despise your past and sneer
at your future. When he
gets through with a girl,
he has her spoiled for any
body. A Rolls Royce ruins
you for a flivver-even il.
it leaves you in q ditch.
Well, he's the lls-Roycin-
est and the ditchin est one
arm steerer between Monte
Carlo and Tia Juana.
. !" Whoa! / know-you
want to inquire in your pipey
voice just how all this hap
pens to be my business.
Well, it ain IT'S my pleas
ure. Haven't had as much
lately as / used to get when
I-well, for instance, when
! had as much looks as you
and as little noodle. You II
probably shrug those mil
lion buck shoulders and say,
q m them broken-down
models past their second
hand value, who'ye had
theirs, get q wallop out Of