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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
he Health Department in the past a. hours:
Robert z. and Annabel Rutledge, girl.
John H. and Blanch Brown, girl.
william II. and Alice M. Sheriff, boy.
Maurice and May Stearman, boy.
Harry w. and Agnes Limerick, boy.
George w. and Irene Clark, girl.
Patrick H. and Lucille FitzGerald, boy.
Stanley J. j. and Madeline Hausner, boy.
Roy c. and Evelyn ATehart, boy.
Edward j. and Annie b. Smith, girl.
David and Shirley Brooks, girl.
Deford and Margaret Elmore, girl.
Carl H. and Elsie Edmonston, girl.
Leo and Vivian Raywid. boy.
Robert b. and Iva L. Higgins, girl.
David and Annette Wise, girl.
John Joseph and Winifred He'll, boy.
David A. and Blanche Baum, boy.
Isaac H. and Emma r. Trunnell. boy.
Malcolm and Marie Wilmer, girl.
Howard r. and Alice Ennis. girl.
Burrell and Nellie Baylor, girl.
Earl and Seena Jordan, girl.
Samuel and Willie Knight, boy.
william and Beatrice Johnson, girl.
J. N. and Carrie Branch, Girl.
John G. and Sylvia Rucker, boy.
Sherman and Emma Lewis, girls
MILFORD and Ethel Baylor, girl.
Isaac and Lillian Street. boy.
OrdealuS and Eva Nelson, girl.
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BROOKS, FREDERICK U. On Saturday,
August IS, 1880. at his residence, l247
FR sa1Sgste fys BRo eas0f seiqvsd hSs
band Of Elizabeth Brooks and the son of
Bruce sToOks brother of Ella H sSSep
Brooks. Funeral services will be held at
his late residence, 1247. Kenilworsh ave,
kenilworth, ID. e., at 2 o'clock TUESDAY
afternoon, August 10.
CHAPMAN, NATHAN. On sunday, August
N s2G q sS FsdsPss ss' 81 T 81
Rebecca Chapman and father Of Alberta
Snow and Maggie Burton; He also leaves
relatives and friends; Remains restinG q
Eye SITS. s.w. Funeral "wednesday. Ausust
ZION oSTrch Me'T Tnterm.nt Rose
mont Cemetery. 10
CONDOR. BRIDGET. Suddenly. on Satur-
S say 81 August .T 81 ss # 6sT Tssdspss
a S her At a $50 .% Ta.'d mass AIT
And tTls1ds inyitsd to attend. 1nter%issnt
Hqis 81 s'SS 5 R5Ri[Esnis t hs'p ss
denee Of his dauxhtsr. Mrs. 9. g. Rap-
e. f ffospsss a anS sfefs n''
DUNN. WILLIAM r. On sunday. August II;
1880 S w I'LL his D Esiasnes Is 2'G C
from his late residence. Tuesday, AqEust
Church at am, where mass viii BE- said
for the repose Of his soul. Relatives and
friends invited 1nterment Mount oiiTet
FENTON, ADA CHALFANr WRIGHT On
s9 rs ssO s. her H TsjstnSS
WRs1GnT; %ia1T Of GeSrSe Grifs Fent0d
Sallie B. Fenton. Funeral private.
HARRIS. CARRIE. On Sunday. August II,
1880 af TEN brief Illness at her s1s resi-
leaves stepsistsr. Belle CaysnauEh; one
anG ends sa rss Shss
167 st. NV. Notice Of funeral later.
Ht 1891 ssesE H2 a sgnd: S:y1 AsEu':
+ Shassh, Rev FaS.l t5oP Poa 81
sTs an.r oareh t.s You "
HoGE, MARcELLUs D. On Sunday. Auxuss
II 1890. after 2 hHsesSinE Illness Mar.
dsushterS and other relativss AID friends
aen mSu s W Wash hoe. 81
N st, NV. Notice OF funeral later.
IPPOLITO, vINsoN. On Sunday, August
B Be- Nd yINsoN 1PPoIiTo. be-
loved husband Of Rose NJ Ippoito Re-
E.. Humphreys funeral home. Rockville,
Md. Notice of funeral later,
JENIFER, THELMA. Departed this life at
Fac af 6 ssefaSn Hts
In the fun Triumph OF Christian faith;
Mrs. Juanita Tolson, Mrs. Dorethea Davis
Nh Fa 'ss suS sSn b.. .'; and p l Mrs.
she aiso leaves 4 host Of other relative
and friends; Funeral from Betnlshem
sossSt .rfa E D. sn:
AuGnst 20, as ] O'Clock. MteEmsnt ~
We s WstsS.d %9 Ssr des s B 81 asY, NO"
Untll At last with schinG hearts
We saw her pass away,
LanisT Di; nv: VIRGINIA 2; LAND
snd Mary dA Vaaa Of shs ns
private, Interment Loudon Park. Balti-
MARION. MARY, On sunday: August II,
MARY MARION. daughter Of the late
rom s and MsEy sons
home, 1871 wis. ave NV, on wednesda.'
l Augpss 60 az $50 mn! tPsnce 70 Holy
be said at am, Members Of Third Order
Of St. FRANCIS INVITED 80 attend. Inter
ment Holy Rood Cemetery. 10
MeAULA.Y' DELLA XoSs. On Sunday, Az.
CITY. Nd. DELLA Voss. beloved wife Of
the late osorse r. MeAuiay. Notice Of
MORGAN. EUGENE. On saturday, AuEust
IA aaSS = MP SssSsSr's sis W g. sD!'s
Aossas. ssr 81 Y'I 3 Sser s D. y,
A isSs :O. e . (. aS' 4
o. Jcsspke GBsaEeh. where requiem naAss
w w ,s ssIs 49,, g e g s. EslsTss
WelA -Ro0& nlin1slsl'mE - = Z, -. :
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T. o. DARNALL, 81, DIES.
Member of Painters Union Lived
Here Since Boyhood,

Thaddeus o. Darnall, painter, Of
S1s D street southwest, died yesterday
at Emergency Hospital Of heart disease
He was 81 years old.
Though a native Of Alexandria, Va.
Mr.. Darnall had resided here since boy
hood. He was member Of the painters
union.
Funeral services will be held at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the resi-
dence of his daughter, Mrs. G. z. Rup-
pert, with whom he had resided since
Interment will be in Prospect Hill
Cemetery.
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MISS LANDSTREET DIES
Former Pension Bureau Employe
Retired Ten Years Ago.

NGIIItu 1cI EdIS ABUs
Miss Virginia T. Landstreet, ~ years
old, former chief of the certificate Office
in the Pension Bureau, died yesterday
at her residence, 1773 Lanier place.
. The daughter of William T. and Mary
Virginia Landstreet, Miss Landstreet
was born in Baltimore. Until is years
ago, when she moved her residence
here, she had committed to Washington
each work day to her Pension Bureau
duties. She retired about 10 years ago.
Funeral services and interment will
be in the Loudon Park Cemetery, in
Baltimore. Several brothers and sis
tiers survive.
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Preliminary drilling at Ceuta. Spain,
in connection with the proposed tunnel
under the Straits of Gibraltar will be
started shortly.
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FOREIGN.
CNoon, Greenwich time, toda
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TO-DAY.

Dinner, Washington Baltimore Photo
Engravers' Association. north room of
the Mayflower Hotel, 8 pm.
Lawn party, Golden Rule Council
No. 10, Daughters of America, Sixth
street and North Carolina avenue
southeast, 8 pm.
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FUTURE.

Luncheon, washington Civitan Club
gold room Of the La Fayette Hotel, to-
morrow, 1880 pm.
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LOST.

LOST.
BTILFOLDER-BroWn leather, containing
S3T and Identification, vicinity OF 18th and
n.w.i reward Clarendon AL.
BOOK, In Local store, annotated eOpy 81
E AFs we e SaSn,ae SdS lV q ssrd
HREAsTPTN, sold; picture Civil War ofncer;
inn. Washtnsten AHSuat -; Reward. Box
BULLDOG, french. black and brown, screw
tail tag -, $50 ga Answers to name sozo; re-
DIAMOND PLATINUM BROOCH. oval shape;
large diamonds, numerous small; 500 re-
ware; lost February 20. Phone North 3193.
DOC collie, collar plate ,"FTanklin dos
camp Dis Rae 7ss R. Baekett
DOG, black hound. year, old; no tag. or
st. Sc, WASHINGTON, d. C. 1a'
FOX TERRIER Small female, white aud
tan; in Cleveland Park; tag No, lO602. Suit,
able reward Capt Jacobs. 1911 Rowland pl.'
GLASSES horn trimmed. black case; near
Tivoli Theater August Is, Reward IL re-
turned to 1107 st. ne.
MOTION PICTURE FILM q bQxes), between
eth and Concord ave. and 9th and g SITS.
els q st. NV. is
POCKRTBOOK--Black. on r st.p Ausust rs,
containing meney, key ana several ARTICLES
reward. North 1885.
UaxHfsMkf.A, on Mt. risesant ear line; Sat-
uraay meEaing. Reward. SlOJ LEGATION g.
WK103 ave; Lafaystts suuaxe g p; ave.
N@waRA q. 4qANxnads MgBe. @gnAaaih eeae a.
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Luncheon, washington Round Table
University Club, tomorrow, 1890 pm.
Speaker, Arthur p. Black.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19
CLENNA AGAIN
Wins CROWN

LOS ANGELES. Oct. l8-lP,-
Smiling Glenna Collett. the wonder
girl Of American golf. reached new
and brilliant heights today when
she Str0ked her way 70 her fifth
national women's title with a six
and five victory over Virginia Van
Vie OF Chicago. in the 36-hole fl
mails OF the 1880 classic.
AS calmly as though out. for a
couple of practice rounds, the de-
Tending champion OF the last two
years pitted her mastery Of the
woods and irons against the chal-
lenge of her young rival Obvious
70 everything, including frequent
applause from several thousand
spectators, Miss Collett set a steady
pace that produced the best golf
of the tournament.
Pressed only during the first nine
holes. which she finished one up
on the Chicago girl. the champion
set out 10 make history in the sec
ond half Of the morning round.
Three bi-~ss and a spectacular
eagle followed. She finished the
morning round in rs. five under
women's par for the sharply trapped.
rolling north course of the Los An
geles Country club. Her first nine
card read 40, one over par. For the
81 holes she played. she vas six UNI
der par. Miss Van VIE. poor off
the tee and erratic in her putting.
turned the morning round In 4l-42
-83.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19
PONIES SCORE
EARLY in TILT
Baylor CANDLES With Pass
In Closing Minutes
To Even Count
BY GAYLE TALBOT
Associated Press Sports Writer

WACO, Oct. 18.-tPl-Baylor Uni
versity's Golden Bears supplied the
first big upset OF the 1880 South
west Conference campaign by the
battling Of the Southwestern Meth
odist University Musings TO a SELF
sational IA to IA tie before 10000 fans
here today. The Bears scored the ty
ing touchdown late In the final
quarter.
Pushing back deep into their own
territory with less than two minutes
to play and the Methodists leading
by Z points. The Bruins gambled
and won. Afford. surrounded by
Mustang linesmen, dropped back
and pegged a perfect pass TO Noel
reaht. speedy little halfback who
eluded two membeys Of the Pony
secondary defense and romped IS
yards for the score that sent Bay
lor's adherents into semi-hysteria.
With a tie or defeat hanging on
his toe. McElreath then calmly sent
a place kick squarely between the
cross bars for the extra point. II
was a climax with a punch to as
thrilling a combat as the southwest
ever witnessed.
Baylor Comes Back
Getting away 10 a lead in the
opening period. when Louie Long
scooped up a blocked punt and ran
Is yards for a touchdown, and scor-
ing again IN the third period on a
long pass. Gilbert 10 Long, the
Methodists apparently had the game
in the bag until the Baptists launch
ed their furious last quarter assault.
A drive from midfield gave the
Bears their first score when the
closing period was half gone. "A flip
from Afford to Harris for 25 yards
and a beautiful 20-yard run by Jake
Wilson. diminutive quarterback. car
ried 10 the Mustangs five-yard line,
from whence Lewter plunged over
on his third try. He kicked the goal
for the point.
Even at that. however. the Must
angs still appeared confident Of
victory. and twice started drives
that went deep into Baylor terri
tory as time grew short. II looked
like 1t was all over when kaufman
kicked TO the Baptists 35-yard line
and only two minutes remained.
thNn came that pass to McElreath
and the resulting 65 yard sprint.
Southern Methodist accounted for
IL first downs and u for Baylor.
The lineup:
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VALLEY FOOTBALL

Results This Week
Kingsville u, Harrington 0 mon
district.
San Benitc %, Mercedes O..
Mission 0, Donna 0.
Edinburg at McAllen rained out.
Game Monday
Edinburg at McAllen.
Game Tuesday
La Feria at Pharr.
Games Friday
Harrington at San Benito.
La Feria al Edinburg.
Donna at Pharr.
Mercedes at Weslaco.
Laredo at Brownsville CClass al.
R~angerville at FL Jardin.
Saturday
Edinburg Junior college a.
Brownsville J. c.
John Reagan CHouston) at Nc
Allen.
NOTE-It Is probable that the
teams rained out last week will
play Saturday Of this week instead
Of Friday.
With three outstanding clashes
on the docket, a banner week is
coming up In Valley football circles.
Two members Of the high school
Big Four will clash. the Junior
college championship will be at
stake and McAllen Will take on ?
strong upstate representative IL
John Reagan of Houston. Adding a
bit Of spice to the pudding. Browns
vile high Will play Laredo here IN
a District Eight contest.
San Benito and Harrington, both
Of whom r decidedly in the race
for tho Valley pennant. will clash
at San Benito Friday. Aside from
the fact that both the Hounds and
Cardinals have excellent teams. q
San Benito-H arlingen is always q
classic. Comparative scores and all
the other ways OF reckoning over
the simmering dope c~ontainer.
mean little when the Hounds and
Cardinals get together. The feath-
ers and hair fly.
Those Brahmas
Week before last. San Benito
went TO K~ingsville and came off
with the short end OF a close score
Critics wagged their heads dole
fully and whispered that the
Hounds were not what they were
crackci up to be. Wait until next
week. they whispered. the Cardin-
ais would show Kingsville some
thing. But no! The Brahmas gored
the Red Birds 1910 and the critics
fastened TO their dope -heets tC
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Comes Back to Tie S. NJ u. IA to
PONIES SCORE Longhoxns Gore Sooners. Winning II to z NdaAa
Eligibility Row

MIDLAND. Oct. iS-tF,- Head
Coach T.. x. Barry Of Midland high
school was informed by telephone
today that the football committee
Of District Eight met at Fort Stock
ton and voted 10 recommend to the
state committee OF the interscho-
lastic league In Austin that Nc
Carney be suspended from the
league In football for two years
that Crane be given one week 20
file eligibility blanks and TO forfeit
all games played 70 date. and that
Big Lake be placed under probation
for the remainder Of the season.
fragrant violations OF the eligibility
rule was given by members or the
committee as reason for the ac-
ton.
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STEERS SCORE
in LAST HALF
koy And Stafford Star For
Texans In Unexpected
Victory
BY HARRELL r. LEE
Associated Press Staff Writer

DALLAS, Oct. l8-tFI- Texas
staged another conclusive demon
stration OF its last-half power to-
day and the Longhorns scored c
~well-earned II 10 7 victory over
the University of Oklahoma. con-
queror OF Nebraska a week ago.
For the Steers Ii was just con-
tinuation Of victories over their
ancient rivals. For the Southwest
conference 1t was the first victory
OF a representative team In a mai
or intersectional clash this season.
Capt. Dexter Shelley. who dealt
Oklahoma such misery a year ago
did not play SO well today but q
pair Of sophomore backs. Koy and
Stafford, bore the ball-carryinF
burden almost as well as their
captain does when he is right.
Goal Kicked
A place kick by OK" Blanton
Sophomore tackle. gave the Steers
the points needed for victory. Blan-
toms boot from the 20-yard line,
3o-yards from the posts. was per-
feet. The Sooners had let the
Steers tie them but they might
have forestalled defeat but for
Blanton's educated toe. Thereafter
it was a seemingly easy matter for
the Steers TO intercept a wild
Sooner pass deep in Oklahoma
territory and march to a second
touchdown.
The Steers tackled viciously and
their defense was excellent prac-
tically all the game. Oklahoma
touchdown was a result Of a pass
from Warren 70 Cherry which net
ted As yards In the second quar-
ter the Sooners advanced the ball
TO the Texas 3-yard line largely
as a result OF some beautiful run
ming by the little Guy Warren but
a 5-yard penalty hurt and Warren
then missed a pass from center.
Neither team scored in the first
half but Texas had the ball only
a couple OF feet from the enemy
goal and three downs In which III
carry 1t \ when the half ended
Observers who had seen the
LonghornS demonstrate their sec
ond-half prowess In previous en-
counters figured that a Texas vie
tory vas certain as the third quar-
ter opened. But Warren and Cher
~ forced al least a temporary
cessation Of those thoughts when
they staged their air touchdown
act.
Oklahoma suffered a severe blow
shortly thereafter when Warren
was tackled so lard that he had to
be taken from the game.
Two passes from Koy 70 Elkins
and some neat running by Stafford
and Koy contributed 10 the first
: Texas marker. II al scored by
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NOTRE DAME
Wins EASILY

NOTRE DAME STADIUM. South
Bend. Ind. Oct. 18-tP-Theyre
still the Fighting irish They're
still undefeated.
Aroused to a fighting fury. I'M
usual even TO their far-famed fight
ing spirits. Knute Rockne's Notre
Dame warriors today answered an
other mighty challenge in their
march toward another mythical ma
Aonal football championship by
routing the high powered Skibos
from Carnegie Tech. 2l 70 s.
So decisive was the victory, earn
ed by an impressive aerial attack
and an alertncSs that surprised even
the stauncheSt Notre Dame rooter.
that hopes again bounded high in
Rockne's heart tonight for another
undefeated team-a record accom-
plished only once in NOtre Dame
history by the immortal George Gipp
and his mates back in 1919 and 1920
II was the third straight victory
Of the season for Notre Dame and
with the bothersome Scots showed
definitely off the high road. Rockne
and his fighting men rushed happily
III the dressing room with an air OF
confidence that had been missing
~ Gar this season. Instead of being
defeated BY two or three" touch
downs as Rock had predicted
fhev had turned the prediction al
most around.
More experienced and mere con-
fident. the Scots fought the reform
~ Ramblers on even terms for Just
the first period today. After that
go hattie took on the customary
irish complexion and what had been
advertised as a zone point" game
turned into a crushing and unex-
rected Metre Dame triumph-the
sixth in eight years for the Rockne
men.
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Roy over left guard on the open
ing play Of the fourth quarter az
ter the Steers had advanced the
ball TO within a foot of the final
chalk mark on the last play OF the
third period.
Sooners Hold
Texas Immediately began anoth-
er offensive which reached the
courtyard line but Oklahoma took
the ball on downs. The Steers came
right back after the punt, however,
and placed the ball in position for
Blanton to make his kick. Then
Emerson intercepted an Oklahoma
pass on the Steer l2-yard line and
Stafford sliced through right tackle
for the distance necessary for &
touchdown.
Nearly $4,000 persons saw the
game, which is an annual attrac-
ton Of the Texas State Fair. Both
the orange OF Texas and the red
and white Of Oklahoma were well
represented IN the crowd.
Texas served notice that Ii viii
be a power IN the southwest con-
ference pennant chase II its offense
clicks. Oklahoma had been rated as
one Of the leaders OF the Big Six
conference as a result OF its con-
quest OF Nebraska.
Lineup.
Oklahoma CD Pos. Texas Ci7)
Roberts Peterson
Fields Co Blanton
Left Tackle
Att4 ........ ......... bdumRarten
Left Guard
IO1AB HOWle
Center
Lee Emerson
Right Guard
Berry Cook
Right Tackle
cherry Nlning
Right End
Mills ElklNS
Quarterback
B0rah Perkins
Left Halfback
Warren ---.---.-..... Shelley (c)
Right Halfback
AlaSSad Brown
Fullback
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Nebraska Downs
Iowa State By
IA to II Score

AAfES. Ia. oct. 1S-tP-The Neb-
raska Cornhuskers. 1929 champions
OF the Big Six. we're given a bitter
battle here today as they defeated
their old rivals. Iowa State ia 80
IL before nine thousand shiverinE
spectators. Nebraska scored both
OF It's touchdowns In the first half
when Young and Frahm plunged
over the goal following terrific line
attacks.
The Cyclones came back strong
IN the last period. cutting loose with
A deceptive aerial game that direct
N accounted for both touchdcwns-
They missed both trys FOR extra
point after the scores.
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Games This Week

Robstown at Main Avenue.
Breckenridge az Harlandale.
Alamo Heights at Austin. -. y.
Kerrville at Corpus Christi. 49,.
:. Laredo at Brownsville. . . -.
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Enticing Grid Menu Coming Up
This Week For Fans Of Valley

revise their estimate Of San Be-
nito. And so, Watson. the Hounds
and Red Birds will be shooting
from scratch when they taw the
line Friday. The outcome OF this
game viii have a material bearing
on the Valley championship. Meth
er club has dropped a district en-.
counter as yet.
The outstanding football game OF
the season will likely be on dis
play here Saturday afternoon when
the Edinburg Junior college Broncs
tie into the Brownsville Junior COL
lege Scorpions for the Valley
championship. Needless to say, 10th
squads are planning on ambuShing
the other. II there eve was a
revenge" game carded, this Is one
Never vet have the Scorpions been
able to put a clear-cut victory over
the Broncs. But they think they
are due-and they are not by them
selves. Can 5000 fans be wrong?
The Scorps have the best team in
the schools history and probably
the best grid unit ever turned out
in this city. The Scorps are plan
ming on making up for a lot OF
defeats.
They're Determined. Too
Knowing all OF this, the Broncs
have been sitting up nights laugh
ing over the sad surprise they in
tend to hand the Brownsville
entrT. Coach j. ID. Foster has been
loading both barrels and he doesn't
intend 10 fire until he can see
the white Of their eyes" He has
quietly gone about building up 3
team with one motive-"beat
Brownsville" Such material as Nc
Cauley. Chenowith. Roberts and
their Tx cannot be looked upor
lightly. All in all, il looks like q
whale of a scrap.
McAllen high will attempt Il
raise the estimation Of Valley foot
ball in upstate circles in a battle
with John Reagan high OF Houston
The Oganmen will be handicap
ped because they have a game
Teusdav with Edinburg. However
the entire Valley will be pulling
for the Bulldogs to take the visitor:
into camp BY a large score.
The remaining member OF the
Big Four'-Weslaco. should have
little trouble in trouncing the Mer-
cedes Tigers.
who's Going Down?
II Is the general opinion that the
Valley championship will fall Il
one Of four teams-Harlingen, Yves
laco. San Benito or McAllen. II
will be a Big Three" after thi:
week. because either San Benito or
Harlingen are going down. More
than likely. the Valley champions
will be an undefeated club. Nc
Allen has not shown her stuff ir
Valley circles SO far. More can be
told after her two games this week
Playing In a District Eight con-
test. Brownsville high will take or
Laredo here Friday. The Scream.
Ing Eagles should be right after
a three week lay-off. They put up
a strong battle against Corpus
Christi and should be able 10 take
the measure Of the visiting team