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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01
Valley League Season Comes to End Todas
Hooper, Gilbert Fight Main Event Tonight


CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-(R-Every
day will be Labor Day for the
Cubs from today on in.
The club rolled into Cincinnati
today to open It's final invasion
OF the east-the make or break
taxk in their quest for a second
consecutive National League
championship.
Manager Joe Mccarthy and his
able bodied, convalescent and
crippled help, left Chicago last
night with "a five-game lead over
the New York Giants. six games
over Brooklyn and six and one
half games advantage over their
most recent opponents, the SC.
Louis Cardinals. Twenty-Five out
of rs remaining games will be
played on the road, and the Cubs
must play nothing worse than
500 baseball. according TO present
indications. II the National League
share OF the world series Is to be
played In Chicago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01
BROWNS BELT
IS UP TONIGHT
Large Crowd Expected AT
Harlingen Mat
Show

HARLINGEN. sept. IA huge
crowd CT Valley fans "a expected
here tonight to watch Cowboy Ted
DIV Waters and Pete Brown meet for
the championship OF Mexico in the
Fair Park arena.
The match seemingly has aroused
great interest UP and down the
Valleys main street where both
men have many hackers. Both have
appeared several times on cards at
Harrington or McAllen and the bets
are about $3.50.
These two aggressive grapplers
both experienced in all angles OF
the mat game, will settle an old
grudge in tonight's bout, at least
they expect to.
The match will go IS rounds to
give the two a chance TO show just
what they can do. That is, 1t will
70 Is rounds II one or the other
doesn't win two falls in that time.
The program is a benefit for the
Harlingen Lions club. It has been
arranged by Promoter Chesty
Stephens as a special Valley-wide
Labor Dav event.
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RED TO MEET
San ANTONIAN
Matamoros Card Scheduled
To Get Under Way
At 500 p. m.

Shades of the past will be revived
in the Matamoros Square Garden
tonight when Brooks Hooper and
Cullen Red. a pair Of well known
battlers return To the ring in this
section. Hooper was a Valley fav-
orite before Guv'nor Dan shook his
finger at the pug-uglies and said
Naughty, naughty-mustnt-'
Tonight he will take on Kid
Gilbert, which recalls their previous
meeting some two years ago at
Reynosa. They battled ~furl0usly
for ten rounds, with Gilbert allow
ing the fight to come to him. AT
the end of the session. Gilbert vas
given a judges decision, much TO
the disgust of the fans. They are
to meet over the 10-round route IN
the main event tonight. Hooper
promises to get v e for the Rey-
nosa decision.
Cullen Red, former Harlingen
high grid star. will meet Newsboy
Firpo Of San Antonio in the eight
round semi-final. Cullen displayed
his wares in Valley rings before
leaving for a hitch in the navy. His
fight with Homer Goodman IN Ma
tamorcs was q thrilling affair
which had the fans on their feet.
Cullen has been fighting in the
navy and believes he can take the
measure Of the tough San Antonio
battler.
Babe Parker. a smooth battler
who starts like q whirlwind. will
meet Juan Gomez of Matamoros in
a six-rounder. Parker has made a
hit in Fort Brown rings before.
There will be two four round
prelims between Kid Mccoy Of
Harrington and Speedball Lanley OF
Brownsville and Vernon Grimes Of
EarlinSeil and Tex Mex Of Harlin-
gen.
The curtain raiser is scheduled
to begin at 8 p. M. sharp.
The Garden Is located near the
central plaza.
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RACING CARD
IN HARLINGEN
Especial 70 The Heraldl

especial 10 Inc HHThlOl
HARLINGEN, Sept. IA pro-
gram OF automobile races. featured
by a ladies' event. will be staged
around the Fair Park dirt oval here
Monday afternoon.
The time trials will begin at f.30
D. IN. and the regular program will
get underway at 2 o'clock. In ad-
ditiion to the ladies' event. there
will be three races over distances
Of Is. 20 and rs miles.
Modified stock cars are 10 be driv-
en- by visiting professionals and
Valley drivers. "Leadtoe" Allen.
who has captured numerous dirt
track events In Oklahoma and Tex
as 4 the fav0rite TO carry off mai
onors this afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01
HOOKS
AND
Sill


This Hypocrisy
Benjamin Franklin. VINO with
Connie Neck, did a great deal. man
and boy, for a town named Phila-
delphia, didn't take in enough ter
ritory when he made that crack
about the only certain things being
death and taxes. Ben should have
added to those two obnoxious habits
OF the race the amateur problem"
It begins to appear we're going to
have that with us a while, too.
It was Mr.. Franklin's wont to
have a bit Of fun with a subject
now and then. What he would have
produced in the way Of paragraphs
about the tennis-golf-football anna
teur situation Is beyond calculation.
More darn funl
A couple Of years ago, Baby
Jones, the kingfish of the golf Mis-
tiers, refused to accept a beautiful
new home with double garage, on
the grounds that his amateurism
might thereby be impugned.
The other day Helen Wills Moody,
the Madam Queen of the tennis
courtiers, announced she positively
would accept a $4,000 bequest from
a wealthy Californian, whose will
expressed the desire that she accept
1t for having done so much in the
advancement of tennis in her home
state.
The Junior Chamber Of Commerce
Of Macon, Ga, came to bat a few
days after Helen's announcement,
saying something had to be done
at once In a big way about hiring
football players for dear old Mer-
cer.
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ENGLISH SEEM
OUT OF LUCK
Miss Carstairs' Boats Have
Only Outside Chance
To Win

DETROIT. Sept. i-Pl-Miss
Marion Barbara Carstairs faced an
almost hopeless task today in her
effort to regain for Great Britain
the Harmsworth trophy. emblematic
Of the world speedboat champion
ship.
Her faster boat. the Estelle v.
was forced out Of the race in the
first heat Saturday after It's fuel
tanks bro-s. while the Estelle ",
which she piloted. finished a poor
third. averaging little better than
10 rifles an hour for the 30 nautical
miles The Miss America TX ana
Miss America VIII finished thrC,-
tied down. three miles ahead Of TIE
remaining English boat.
Members Of the British Delega-
ton we're hoping for rough weather
today. believing that the Estelle ~
in that case would have an ad-
vantage over Gar Woods hydro
planes.
Bert Hawker. who guided the
EStelle v, is the first pilot who has
been able to press Wood during the
ten years he has held the trophy.
After a poor start. Hawker gained
rapidly on the Miss America TX.
and had overhauled Woods craft
when the Estelle v started spout
IN flames.
Hawker expects to have the
Estelle " ready for one mile speed
trials Tuesday. The Harmsworth
boats will attempt then to break
the record Of 98.7 miles per hour
set by the late Sir <enry Segrave
shortly before his death recently
on Lake Windermere in England.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01
HARLINGEN TAKES
EASY VICTORY

HARLINGEN, Sept. Pounding
away at a makeshift Brownsville
nine, the Harlingen Valley leaguerS
had no difficulty in blasting out a
22-1 victory over the Broncs here
Sunday afternoon. Only a handful
OF fans were in the stands to see
the slaughter.
The Yoder boys teamed up with
Rodriguez TO lead the attack. Be-
tween the three Of them, they ac-
counted for ten hits, eleven runs and
three home runs. The game was a
long drawn-out affair, uith neither
club extending itself.
Ben Brite. new Brownsville coach.
donned a uniform In the closing in
nings and slapped out a pair Of
singing hits in two tries at the
platter. He also stole third in the
ninth frame. making a pretty slide
into the bag.
Tho hO--
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Southwest Chiefs
Review Grid Rules

HOUSTON. Texas, Sept. 1.-tPi
Interpretation Of 1880 football
rules OF the southwest conference
by coach Ray Morrison Of Southern
Methodist University the
principal business on the program
today for the second days session
of the Southwest Conference
coaches and Football Officials AS
ISOLATION. Afterward. the coaches
and officials planned a trip down
the Houston Ship Canal and a
dinner at night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01

The Valley league will come to its
close today with three games on
the schedule. In view OF what hap
pened Sunday, the most interesting
game is likely to develop at La
Feria where Manager Maddox takes
on the Boosters. The Brownsville
Mission game at Mission also will
work changes in the standings,
regardless Of how 1t comes out.
All Of the games went as expected
Sunday-with one exception. Harley
Jackson could not scrape his Nc
Allen Legionnaires together and a
makeshift nine Of his-with himself
in the box-went down lilo be-
fore the onslaught Of the Donna
Indians. This enabled La Feria TO
pull into a tie with the Legion
naires in third place.
Both Brownsville and Rio Hondo
took drubbings. giving them a $3.50
break for the season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01
.LEIN
KEEPS
LEAD

NEW YORK. Aug. 30.-fPi-tN
Terry. slugging New York first
baseman, remains far ahead OF his
rivals III the race for National
League batting honors. Terry has
a mark or .4O8 In the semi-official
averages released today. which in
clude Wednesdays games, and has
increased his margin over his
nearest rivals to twenty points.
These rivals, Chuck Klein Of
Philadelphia and Babe Herman Of
Brooklyn. are tied at the 1888 mark,
while Frank O-Doul or Philadelphia.
the 1929 champion, is deadlocked
with Riggs Stephenson of Chicago
for the next place at 1888.
Other leaders who have played
regularly are Cuyler. Chicago, -367:
p. Waner, Pittsburgh. 1857: Lind
strom, New York. 1862; Hogan, New
York, .359 and Traynor. Pittsburgh,
1855.
Terry has one other honor along
with that Of leading the leagues
batters. He has made more hits
than any other National League
player. 203. Hack Wilson OF the
Chicago Cubs. who does not APP
pear oil the list Of the leaders this
week. has performed the out
standing smuggling feat Of the season
by bringing hts home run total UP
to A, establishing a new National
League Record.
Wilson also leads the league IN
league in batting In runs, having
driven home l49.
Klein Ahead
The youthful Chuck Klein. who
last year established the home run
mark Wilson smashed, still Is the
leading allaround slueger. Klein
leads in hitting doubles with a total
of As, two ahead of Babe Herman
OF Brooklyn; Is second by only one
run to Xxi Cuyler, of Chicago. the
scoring leader who has tailed 12e
times, and is runner up In hits
with 202, in home runs with 81,
and in runs batted In with 1856.
Cuyler leads in base stealing with
80 as well as in scoring and is
second in three-base hitting with
Is. Adam Generously of Pittsburgh
has hit % triples for first place
Herman's is stolen bases give him
second place.
The New York Giants have held
their club batting lead with an
average OF 800. and the Philips still
are second at .3l7. Cincinnati again
appears at the head Of the fielding
list with a .974 mark.
Although his teammate. Bob
Osborn, has a higher average, Pat
Malone OF Chicago Is considered
the leader among the pitchers
Malone has won is games and lost
6 for a -272 average. while Osborn's
ESQ mark comes from nine victories
and three defeats. Babe Phelps OF
Brooklyn Is second among the
regulars with twelve games wor
and five lost for n .706 mark.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01
MAJOR RACES
NOT SEWED UP
Cubs and Athletics Hold
Inside, But Margin
Not Secure

"A lead OF five games or more on
Labor Day morning seems ike All
IN baseball team should need to win
q pennant yet there are more than
mathematical possibilities that the
Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia may
not meet again In the world series
this year.
The Cubs have m five game N
gin over their nearest rivals. the
New York Giants. today while the
AS are 8 1-2 games In front or
Washington but neither place can
be called secure since the margin
In both cases depends more ON the
number 0f games won than on the
losses. The Giants have beeti beat
en- only four more times than the
Cubs and they have 20 games left
on their schedule TO 26 for Chicago.
Brooklyn and &C. Louis. the other
contenders IN the close National
league race. have each lost 58 games.
seven more than Chicago. and have
fewer left to play
Cubs Drop One
III the American league the Ath-
letics are eight games ahead - the
victory column, but only fire Th res
pect to defeats while they havf only
% games left TO WashlngtOn'S d.
The New York Yankees, 13 games
behind and with 26 left are out OF
the race for al practical purposes.
The Cubs saw "a half game clip
ped neatly off their lead yesterday
as they took an o TO 3 beating from
st. Louis in the final game Of that
important series. wild Bill Hal
lahan struck his best form and held
the National league champions 20
four hits while he famed q dozen
OF them. With a chance To make "a
big gain. New York fell down In the
second half or "a double header With
the Boston Braves after rallying in
the fourth inning for all their runs
In a 4 10 3 victory III the first. Even
Mel Otis feat OF hitting three home
runs IN succession did not enable
the Giants TO equal the Braves slug
ging and Boston won the second
clash by "a IA to 10 count.
ST. Louis. BY It's triumph over Nc
Cubs. gained "a full game cn one
leaders, while the Brooklyn Robins.
holder OF third place, made an equaD
gain by picking on the lucklegs Phfis
lies for a IA to 3 victory. I'm the
fourth National league clash. Gin
cinnati broke It's losing streak and
Pittsburgh's string OF victories with
"a 4 TO / triumph.
Athletics Win
The Athletics and Senators held
their victorious pace in the American
league race although the champions
had a close call against the Boston
Red Sox "A three hit hurting per-
Torrance by Bill Shores was Just
enough 10 give Philadelphia M q I'd
I victory as Danny MacFayden al
lowed only seven blows.
Washington had a somewhat eas-
ier time showing the Yankees deep
er into the ruck as they bumped
Herb PennOck around while Irwin
Hadley granted only five hits for a
) 70 ! triumph The youthful Tom
Bridges o. Detroit pitched another
fine game, 4 to 4. giving tl-MChicago
White Sox only four scatter& blows.
The Cleveland Indians hacned
the high mark Of the days Ngging
when the assaulted the 80. Louis
pitching staff for ten runs in the
seventh inning and rode 20 victory
over the Browns II 10 8.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01
Cannon VIII Coach
Corpus Christi III

Bobby Cannon. who was 10 have
coached the Mission high Eagles
this fall, has sigr.ad a contract with
Corpus Christi high.
His successor at Mission has not
heen named, nor has the reason Tor
coach Nick Askey leaving Corpus
christi been determined
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Eagles Turn Out
Monday Afternoon

Regular practice will be
begun by the Brownsville high
school Screaming Eagles this after
noon. il has been announced by
Athletic Director Red Irvine. The
grid candidates reported Monday
morning and we're issued uniforms.
AT the first call last week. rs
husky youths turned out. This
number Is expected 70 swell up
ward of 40 this week. Junior COL
lege practice will not be begun IN
til the high school work is well
under way.
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CATS, SPORTS
MEET MONDAY
Texas League Pennant Race
Balanced on Double
Bill
By GAYLE TALBOT. Jr..
Associated Press Sports Writer

Returning to their home lot af-
ter a victorious southern trip that
Sc them win seven straight and
take the leadership. only 70 lose
two out Of three to the lowly San
Antonio Indians over the week
end, the Fort Worth Cats tangled
with Shreveport i'm a doubleheader
today that promised to 60 a long
way toward settling the second
half title in the Texas League.
Two games ahead or the Sports
and only eight to play. the Kittens
faced a glorious opportunity to put
it in the bag. A double win would
place Frank Snyder's hearties four
Jumps in front with ST.. to go. an
advantage which mt their present
pace would be almost fool-proof.
After today the leaders have two
bouts scheduled at Shreveport and
then will finish with a four-day
stand against the Spudders at
Wichita Falls.
Possibilities
On the other hand, the Sports
could, by trimming the Cats twice,
tie them for the leadership and go
into their final six-day home stand
with brilliant prospects for a flag
There should be no dearth of fire.
works az LaGrave Field today.
The Spudders. three games from
the top but still hopeful Of captur-
ing the second half and avoiding
a play-off, faced a Labor Day bar
gain bill against the Steers at Dali
las. Waco was at Houston. Beau
mont at San Antonio, just finishing
out their schedules.
Snyder used up two Of his aces
In splitting yesterdays bill with the
Indians. Lii Stoner worked three
innings Of the first tilt. which the
Cats came from behind to win.
TO 5. Dick McCabe hurled the last
six. holding the tribe after St0nel
had spotted them four runs. Cy
COttey outpitched four Panthers IN
I G nightcap. allowing only six hits
and winning hands down. . TO 8.
The Sports missed an opportuni-
~ to haul in the slack when they
submitted to Jerry Mallctt and thu
Beaumont Exporters. 8 70 5. in then
final. Homers by Holman and Nc
Clanahan accounted for all OF the
losers runs off Mallett. who allow
ed only six hits. A four-run as
sault on Tiny Owens In the first
gave the shippers a lead that was
not overcome.
Dean Stars
Dizzy Dean turned in a hurting
masterpiece as the Bluffs squared
their final series with Wichita Fall:
2 to o. The rookie star gave Up
only three hits. widely scattered
and whitfield nine. Hal Wiltse. seek
ing his twentieth victory. allowed
eight blows. including doubles b!
Dean and Peel. Unless the SpuC
Southpaw wins his next start. thu
league probably will be without
20-game winner for 1880.
a seven-run splurge In the
fourth. i'm which they sandwichec
six hits of Holmes with a wall
and an error. proved sufficient x
give the Waco Cubs a farewell
victory over Dallas. z to 81 4
homer by Tony Piet featured tn
large winning. Willingham. who's
sale to the Chicago White Sox wa
announced q few hours before. hi
his 33rd home run for the Steers
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&C" Coaches VIII
Hold Rule Meeting

'DpNNNH1 ~ m
HARLINGEN. Sept. 1.-Coache-
of the Cameron county class C"
conference will hold a meeting ~
the Madison hotel here 8 p. m
Tuesday for a discussion OF rule
changes.
Spitz Clarke. who will officiate
in the Valley this fall. will 90 over
the rules with the coaches.
Seven smaller institutions q thr
county have banded themselves to-
gether In the c. conference and
have formed q schedule.
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Summary:

Home runS-Rodrigue7. =. S. Yod-
err. Lawrence. 2b hits-B. Yoder. ".
Ysder. Snavely, Rodriguez. Con-
nally. Ritchey and Brite. Stolen
baSes-Lee, b. Yoder 2. ". Yoder.
Lawrence. Snavely 3, King. Brite.
Lebowitz.
Winning pitcher. Rodriguez; los
ing pitcher. Chapa.
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THREE GAMES
ARE ON BOOK
Donna Pulls Surprise On
McAllen iegionnaires
Sunday
VALLEY LEAGUE
Results Sunday

At Harrington: Harlingen 20,
Brownsville l.
At San Benito: San Benito IS.
Mission 4. San Benito Is, Rio
Hondo r..
At Raymondville: La Feria Is,
Raymondville /.
At Donna: McAllen 10, Donna IL.
Games Today
Harrington at Raymondville.
Emery and Wilder.
Rio Hondo at La Feria. (Eckhoff
and Hauff).
Brownsville at Mission. briggs
and Johnson.
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standing or the Clubs

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Sundays Results
New York 4-10. Boston 3-i4
St. Louis 8. Chicago 3.
Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh !.
Brooklyn IA. Philadelphia 5.
Mondays Schedule
Brooklyn at Boston. two games
New York at Philadelphia, two
games.
Chicago at Cincinnati, two games
81. Louis at Pittsburgh. two games
ct~~dsnu nf Tho Climbs
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
SUNDAYS Results

philadelphia ?. Boston /.
Detroit 4. Chicago 1.
Washington 5, New York l.
Cleveland II. st. Louis L.
Mondays Schedule
Detroit al Chicago. two games.
Cleveland at ST. Louis. two games.
Boston at WASHINGTON. two games
Philadelphia at New York. two
rn~nn
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

Including games Cf August 3l.
National League
Batting. Terry. Giants. .405.
Runs. Cuyler. Cubs. 1874.
Runs batted in. Wilson. Cubs. l55-
Hits Klein. Phillies. 211.
Doubles, Klein. Phillies, 4B.
Triples. Comorosky, Pirates. q.
Home runs. Wilson. Cubs. 46.
Stolen bases, Cuyler. Cubs. 81.
American League
Batting. Gehrig. Yankees. .39l-
Runs. Ruth. Yankees, 1874.
Runs batted In, Gehrig, Yankees
Hits. Hodapp. Indians, 1ol.
Doubles, ManuSh, Senators. 40.
Triples, Combs. Yankees, III.
Home runs, Ruth, Yankees. a..
Stolen bases. McManus, Tigers. 1a
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~ THE
TEXAS LEAGUE
Sundays Results

Houston 2: Wichita Falls O..
Fort Worth SIS; San Antonio o-9
Waco Y: Dallas 5.
Beaumont 6, Shreveport ?.
Mondays Schedule
waco az Houston. two games.
Shreveport at Fort Worth, two
games
Beaumont at San Antonio, two
games.
wichita Falls at Dallas. two games
-rt.- -f ~ CIrnhn
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The Tennis Racket

Especially II tennis IS tne
hypocrisy Of amateurism Haunted.
Good tennis players file expense &C
counts after participating in tourn-
aments. If the player can file such
an account, reimbursing him for his
pains in playing, what is to prevent
his acceptance Of any sort Of a
gift offered to him?
George Lott announced the other
day there would be no more Davis
Cup tennis for him. He didn't want
to rudely awaken in a few more
years, he said, and find himself a
confirmed tennis bum. In what
sort Of light does that throw anna
teurism?
However, the word amateur"
has its charms and advantages. II
IS good for q laugh once in a while.
And that's something.
Chicago is a city where the
people think Eabe Ruth is the
Hack Wilson " the American
League.
URGE UNIFORM LIGHTS
FOR NIGHT BASEBALL SAYS
A HEADLINE. O'GOOFTY WANTS
TO KNOW IF THOSE GUYS ARE
GOING TO START CARRYING
AROUND LAMPS ON THEIR
CAPS.
Uncle Wilbert, figuring that
his Robins had frightened up"
causing the recent disastrous
slump, took a few OF the boys
out for a round of Is holes. Once
pon a time he would have
taken the lads around the corner
for a round Of drinks.
Speaking Of un~looseneSs. O'Gctty
has been wondering all day whether
or not Grover Cleveland Alexander
has got tight in the pinch.
Too many ball players get tight
the night before and forget al
about the pinches.
pitchers, rays O'Gofty. are no
longer tight in the tough spots. but
they pitch as though they we're
Yght all the time.
Al that rate Harry Lauder should
have been a swell hurler.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01

Nowadays modern machinery
enables one needle grinder to point
100000 needles a day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01

Russia Is installing a dial tele-
phone system TO replace its present
manual operated phones.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01

In Africa there are about SOC
languages: in India 222.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-01

An airplane with q horizontal
revolving wing has been flown sue
cessfully In Eu.pe without a pilot.