Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-14
By JACK LEBOWITZ

SAN BENITO. Oct. l4-With the
Greyhounds just back from Kings
vile where they were defeated By
a score Of Is to IA. the San Benitans
are determined 70 set back into the
win column next Friday when they
tangle with the Mercedes Tigers
The Tigers. under Coach Schmalz-
ried, have yet to win a game. They
started their season with a tie with
the Brownsville Eagles on a wet
field. The Tigers are anxious to
get into the win column this week,
put the Greyhounds are planning
on taking the Tigers down another
notch. With the coming Of Fridays
game the Greyhounds will pay their
first visit TO a Valley team. Their
other games were on their new
athletic field.
San Benito G-eyhoundS will lose
two Of their first string men. Bud
Bowie. who has been playing end,
has been in school his limit, and
authorities were notified that he is
Ineligible. Roscoe WEIGH will likely
take his place at end. Roscoe is the
best defensive end Coach Reynolds
has. Reynolds also loses Clifford
Burgess, the big boy from Hale
Center. Burgess is moving away
from San Benito and will Renter
school in Hale Center. Anderson or
Wright Will fill IN the vacancy left
by Burgess. Both OF the boys are
excellent ball carriers.
Paul Cooke, the fighting young
center. is having a great time this
year knocking over big centers on
opposing teams. Paul IS next to the
lightest man on Reynolds team but
what he lacks in weight, he makes
up in fight. Paul is playing his first
wear with the Greyhounds and will
return for another season. Paul has
been playing football like a veteran
and should place on the A li-Val-
lev. II Paul happens 70 get hurt.
Coach Reynolds will more than
likely shift Captain Jimmie Pace,
who has been playing a great game
at tackle. to center and place either
Sanders or Morgan at Jimmie's
tackle.
II the G~reyhounds had played
football like they did in the last
half Of the Kingsville game they
would have taken the strong Kings
vile eleven under their wing by a
big score. The Kingsville team
made three touchdoWns in the first
half, and III the second half the
Greyhounds held them to four first
downs and scored two touchdowns
themselves. II looks as If Coach
Reynolds can instill the fighting
spirit into the boys at the half. II
seemed that the Greyhounds just
couldn't get started against the
heavier Kingsville team, and dur
ing the half a long talk was
delivered.
Next week the strong Harrington
Cardinals will tangle with the
Kingsville team and the Cardinals
will show the Brahmas a real team.
The Harlingen team will try 70
trounce the Kingsville team by a
large score so that they will show
the Valley people that they have a
better team than the San Benito
G~reyhounds.
After this week. the Greyhounds
will get ready for the Cardinals. II
looks like another real football clas-
sic this year. Both the Greyhounds
and the Cardinals have real foot
ball team. The Greyhounds have
won two out Of three games while
the Cardinals have won three out
Of four. Both are already planning
on a real battle. This year the
Cardinals are the guest OF the Grey
hounds and they are planning on
being the first team to defeat the
Greyhounds on their new athletic
field.
II looks as If the San Benito
schools not only have a good senior
high team. but also a fighting ii'-.-
icr high squad They defeated the
Brownsville junior high last
week by a score Of z TO O. Clifton