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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23
COL. KOCH'S
MOUNT Wins
Silver Stockings Features
Successful Fort Brown
Horse Show

When the two-day Fort Brown
horseshow came to a close Satur-
day night and final accounting Ia
ken, it was found that Silver Stock
ings, thoroughbred owned by Col.
Koch. had carried off the lions share
OF honors.
Col. Koch and Capt. Worries tied,
scoring the same number Of points.
They Tipped for honors and Capt.
Worries won.
Outstanding performances were
turned in by Col. Koch on Silver
Stockings. Sgt. Brown Of Head
quarters troop on Pinto. 1t. Rear
don on Messenger, Capt. Worries
IN Dick and Bob ridden by Sgt.
Kaldaizer. Windy. the horse that
won the last show, turned in a very
pretty exhibition over course G.
the most difficult in the list Of
events.
Following is the list of winners
u WIZ WV GAA4GG O4AtA
Escort Wagons-Pvs. Brown and
Pier. Headquarters; Pvt. johnson,
Troop 3; Pvt. Manley and Heir,
Machine Gun.
Enlisted Mems Mount-Pinto, sgt.
Brown Of Headquarters up: Camel,
Corp. Cessna OF Troop Is up; Dick
SGT. Wells Of Troop 3 up.
Hunters. Suitable to Become)-
Cleofas. Capt. Earnest; Wine Glass,
Capt. Worries; Red Enamel. 1t. Fin
negan.
Polo Pony Stake Race-Lacybug,
Pvt. Davis OF Headquarters; Sugar,
Pvt. Lee Of Troop B; Jim Hogg,
Corp. Brust.
Model Cavalry Horses-PIntc. Sgt.
Brown; Buster, Pvt. Porter OF Troop
B; Poncho, Corp. Brust. Troop A.
Jumping, Privates-Nigra, Pvt.
Lee. Troop B; My Weakness. Corp,
Monroe. Troop A; Gold Star, Pvt
Fender, Troop a.
Jumping Pair-Nettie. Mrs. Fin
negan and Big Buck, 1t. Palmer
tFcrt RinggoldJ; Pig Eye. 1t. Rear
don and Bob. SGT. Ksldzar. Ma
chine gun Troop: Honey, Captain
Adan,son and Chino. 1t. Jervey.
Ladies Saddle HCrse-Wine Glass,
Mrs. Grow; Cleolus. Mrs. Earnest;
Prince, Mrs. Goodrich 81 Browns
vile.
Lightweight Hunters Messenger
1t. Rcardon; Dick, Capt. Worries;
Nigra. Pvt. Lee OF Troop B.
Pair Of Road HacGs-Cleofus, Mrs.
Earnest and Silver Stocken, Col.
Koch: Lydia PInkham. Mrs. Holman
ard Finkey. Capt. Adamson; Net
tie. Mrs. Finnesan and Tony, Capt.
Olsen.
Lightweight Polo PonieS-Tar
Baby. Col. Koch; Slim jim, 1t.
Reardon: Nick. Capt. Maxwell.
Open Jumping-Windy, 1t. Per-
r~illlat; Messenger. 1t. Rea-don, Dia-
mcad. Sgt. Ystenic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23
CORBETT Wins
OVER FIELDS

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 22.-F-
Young Co-bett. sensational South
paw boxer from Fresno, Calf.
scored a surprising ~ten-round vic
tory over Jackie Fields. weiter-
weight champion. IN a ten-roumd
non-title bout here today. Corbett,
a two to one short ender, piled I'D
an carly lead which the title hold
or failed to overcome BY a closing
rally.
Fields was unable to solve Cor
belts left hand style until late In
the fight. In the opening round
the Fresno boy sent the champion
back on his heels with a left TO the
jaw and won the second and third
rounds By scoring the hardest
punches.
The chamion set a sizzling pace
in the tenth round that had Cor
bett on the defensive but his late
rally failed TO impress Referee
James Griffin.
There was some ~diSsension, how
ever. over the verdict, many think
ing the fight should have been call
Cd a draw. A few cushions and
papers were thrown into the ring
by fans diSpleased with the decision
II was Fields first defeat in his
career as a welterweight.
Chick DevIin. i57 pounds. Sar
Francisco, scored a six round de-
cision over Herman Ratslaff Of
Minot. N. D., Devlin was the strong
er.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23

Generally improved play and
Barnes defeat by Reid and Butler
marked the past weeks play in
the Brownsville Elk club billiard
tournament.
The old high run and Low inning
marks, held by Barnes and Butler,
respectively. withstood the assaults
of the cue artists. Barnes high
run OF Il billiards came close to
being tied, however, for both Whit
comb and Seabury achieved runs
Of ii.
The lowest inning mark OF %,
held bv Butler. was never in dan
ger. The nearest TO II was Reid,
who went out in % innings on
Seabury.
Reid, grizz.e headed veteran, de-
feated Seabury and Barnes during
the week This was quite IN achieve
ment when the fact that these
two men are among the best the
local club offers, Is taken into
consideration.
WhitComh. Richardson, WEIGH
and Pate each added three games
TO their total in the won column.
Hamlet was the most severely hit,
dropping five since the last ac-
counting.
The games In low inning order,
follow below. First places gives score
with handicap in parenthesis; Sec
ond, high run; and third. innings
PLAYED:
Pickett 8l so. Hamlet 80;
PucEett six; 80.
Butler G2) so, Barnes As; "a.
Richardson so. Seabury (5) =;
both sevens: IS.
Richardson so. WEIGH go 80;
Richardson seven: IS.
Richardson so. Pendergraft I'D
so: Richardson seven: 81.
Whitcomb so, Seabury CD 80;
Whitcomb II; SO.
seabury so. Butler 90 "A; Sea
bury seven; SO.
WEIGH so, Hamlet CD 80; WEIGH
six: 40.
Alridge 50, Pendergraft 81; Al
bridge seven; 40.
WEIGH so. Zee d2) 80; WEIGH
nine; Il.
whitcomb 50, Butler u2) AZ;
Whitcomb seven: Al.
Pate so. Hamlet C) IS; Pate
six: Al.
Reid so. Barnes 40; Reid IL; Il.
Barnes so. Aldridge 6) IS; Bar
mes seven: AZ.
Corey 50, Nelson az, 40; Corey
seven: ~.
P~endergraft so. Order go -;
PenGergraft eight; 43.
Lyons Ce) 50, Nelson As: Nelson
five: 43.
order 50; bennett 81; bennett
six: a..
Barnholt u5) so; Corey A; Both
Fights: As.
Pate go so; whitcombt 50;
II.
Pate C5> SO; Richardson As; Pate
seven; 40.
bennett Cl 50; Hamlet 81; Den.
nett five; 81.
WEIGH so. Aldr!dge IS; Airidge
nine: 50.
Craig 50, Box go SO; Blk five;
81.
Pickett 50. Lyons 80; Puckett six
81.
Pe~ndergraft 50, Hamlet C) ~;
Hamlet six: so.
Lyons so. Box As: Box seven: 70
Kee 50. Box IS: Kee four: rs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23
Batsell Again Tops
Skeet Club Gunners

Hurt Batsell continued his good
shooting form at the last meet OF
the EatSelI-Well Skeet field To lead
the local lear sprayers. IN three
attempts he broke a "a. a % and a
81.
Frank Armstrong had a good af-
tcrnoon and powdered a "a also. In
his second try he broke %. Major
Holman, a neophyte. achieved his
lest score when he pulverized q 70.
Due largely to the fact that the
Brownsville gunners are not up 70
their old standard, there IS doubt
whether a team will be sent 10 the
national shoot at New Orleans Feb.
27-28, Mar. IL. Some Of the Donna
gunners are planning to make the
trip and il is possible that a few OF
the Brownsville men will go along.
Anderson of Donna was a visitor
Friday afternoon. Although he had
broken two perfect ass the day be-
fore. his record for the afternoon
was a %.
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SHIRES ID Z ME s
= 4 4
THAT BIG 3 0 S S
X X X
HIM TOLD

FORT WORTH, Feb, 22-R-
The Chicago White Sox have
set no standard Of conduct
for Charles Arthur Shires. While
visiting In Fort Worth the young
myth the story that President
ComiSkey had attached a note
to his contract setting forth that
behavior was expected OF HIM.
There was a letter attached, but
didn't mention. or even hint at
Shire's conduct.
The letter mildly reprimand-
ed Art for not answering a pre-
vous letter. offered him a SILL
600 salary. warned him Ii would
be useless to have any c~orreSpon-
dence over the amo;tlt, and
mentioned the clubs rule in re-
gard 10 players reporting before
they had accepted terms. That
was all. Nothing about ginger
ale drinking, punching mana
gers. Glowing or any Of the
other things which caused eX-
element last year.
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WILSON TRACT
BEATEN 34-23
Cameron County Delegation
Puts Up Hard Fight But
Bobcats Too Good
Especial to The Herald.)


McALLEN, Feb. 22.-Coach j. d.
Fosters Edlnburg high school quint
gsIloped to a Valley championship
here Saturday afternoon by defeat
Ing Raymondville 1927 in the finals
Of the Dist. % tournament.
Earlier In the morning the Bob
cats had rushed the Wilson
Tract Aztecs, Cameron county
champions, in a hard fought tilt by
a score OF 1923. This was the
more interesting OF the two con-
tests. for the red-jacketed cagers
from the small Cameron county
school put up a gallant fight all the
way.
Bobcats Good
Rio Grande City was to have
represented Starr county in the
tournament, but did not place a
team in the field.
The tall, fast Bobcats had little
trouble in defeating Raymondville,
Willacy county champions. Rowan
first string forwards. ran wild. scor-
ing 20 points TO lead in this depart
ment. Garcia OF Raymondvtlle,
however, was close behind with l6
points. The Edinburg majority
was rolled up by Young and Barn.
|um who added 20 points TO the to-
tai between them. Coach Foster
used two complete line-upS.
Close Margin
The margin in the morning game,
however, was too close TO be COM
Portable. Supt. Francis cagers
were in there fighting all the time.
Young of Edinburg was high point
man, ringing up Is ITALICS. Ward Of
the Aztecs was second with II.
The score stood 2l-l3 at the half.
The Cameron county aggregation's
chances were lesSened when Day,
first string guard, went out on per-
sonal fouls.
The ranf1nskf- 49, F0llnuyc.
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CARLTON Wins
OVER M'KINNEY
Will Meet Dawson Sunday
I'm Final of Houston
Golf Tourney

COUNTRY CLUB, Houston. Feb.
22-tP-Bud Mckinney OF Del Rio
was defeated by the defending
champion. OsSle Carlton OF Hous-
ton, 6 and S. in the semi-finals OF
the 18th annual Houston country
club golf invitation here today.
In the lower bracket. Johnny
Dawson Of Chicago got his irons
to work, overcame George RotAnis
lead and beat the veterans and ;.
Mckinney was twc-up on Carl
ton az the end or the first ID holes.
He wrenched a side muscle. how
Y ana spent his lunch hour In
having q physician at work on him.
Coincident with his obvious
fatigue and the twinge in his side,
Buds putter, which always was
right this morning. began 70 20
back on him and for the first time
ne looked worried. With this iron
he had crept ahead OF Carlton and
with this same iron he began 70
fall behind.
Carlton, who meets Dawson to-
morrow beginning at 10 a. m In
the 56 hole final. will enter the
llAAdAo ia AAAAC h04A AAnAAA@AN - 49,
fourth time. Twice he has won.
Dawson's outlook was equally ms
black as Cartons had been. Rotan
OF Houston was one-up AZ the turn
of the first 10 and he took No. !
IN the afternoon putting the Chi
cago man two down.
Dawson began setting his teeth
to heavy labor and won No. 2 ana
No. 5 10 even the match. the three
in between being halved. He took
the match. then going two up nc
No. 10. Rotan took the eleventh
but Dawson cleaned Up IL. l3 and
IL 70 90 dormie four. They halved
the 18th. ending the match
Dawson's squirt brought him four
brides during the afternoon. Nc
Kinney's fortune on the last hole
was dismal. First he went in the
trap. then hit "a tree and II took
three 70 get on. Carlton was on In
two and Mckinney picked up his
ball.
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RACES SUNDAY
AT HARLINCEN
Valley Drivers Add Zest
To Six.Event
Program

HARLINGEN, Feb. 22-The In
terest of Valley sport fans is ex-
pected TO center or the speedway
here Sunday afternoon when trim
speedsters will roar down the track
in six events.
Adding zest TO the program. a
special match race has been arran-
ged for four Valley entries. The win
ner Of this streak over a distance
Of five miles. ten laps, will also run
a race between the four fastest cars
Of the entire entry list. The winner
will take all in this event.
Another special feature will be
two motorcycle races for the VAL
Icy championship. Up until Satur-
day night, five drivers had entered.
They are Mickey Sullivan. Tully
Cary. Shaw strickland, Charley Cas-
tic, and a mystery rider" entered
as Dark horse. This rae will be an
elimination over five miles, ten laps;
the winners 10 run for the title.
The San Benito band will render
selections before and during the pro-
gram.
Fords. Whippets and Cheyrolets
will hold The attention OF all in a
special race for this class Of cars
for a distance Of five miles. Pro-
badly no other price class of auto
mobile can attract the widespread
attention this particular field does.
Especially when run under the con-
ditions as represented by the added
strain and quick manuevering nee
eSsary in racing on a half mile dirt
track.
Feature Event
The twenty-five mile Harrington
Sweepstakes race will be the main
attraction. All entries will take the
starters flag in a race Of fifty laps
OF the track: this will be the longest
race in the history Of Valley racing.
This interesting feature provides all
the thrills Of the short races COM
bined with the added attraction OF
endurance powers Of both drivers
and machines.
The entries for today's races are:
Bill Young, Brownsville. De Soto;
Glenn Chaplin, San Benito, Model
A Ford: Mystery Pilot, Weslaco, De
Soto: Jake Majors. McAllen Chrys-
Ter. Art Hickman, Ford; Bill Muck
els. Ford: all OF San Antonio. Jim
Hall, Ford; =. ID. Williams, De Soto
e" Houston entries; Chunky Wolff
Durant. Kansas City. No; Jimmie
Davis, Hudson, Oklahoma City.
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PORTS CHATS
With Hal EuStQce

BEARING out predictions. Coach
J. D. Fosters Edinburg Bobcats
proved themselves the cream In the
Valley high school basketball churn
Saturday. The Hidalgo county boys
ronped away with Raymondviiie
and Wilson Tract in easy style TO
grab the Dist. No. % title. The Bob
cats looked great. bringing back
memories OF the powerful Edinburg
cage outfits Of 81. % and %. With
the Winningham boys in full sway
back in those days, the Bobcats
made several determined bids for
state championships.
WILSON TRACT made a better
showing against the champions than
did Raymondville. The gallant little
crew of Aztecs led by Supt. l.. A.
Francis. put up a plucky fight but
were finally overwhelmed 34-22. In
order TO reach the district tourna-
ment, the AZtecs defeated Hsrlin-
gen, Brownsville and San Benito in
rapid order. These red-packeted boys
not only had more than average
cage ability. but they had the will
TO win. 'Raymondville did not show
up so well against Barnum. Young,
ct ais. The Raymondville boys have
gotten a lot Of satisfaction out OF
their basketball achievements in
view Of their dismal football year.
COACH FOSTER is one OF the
hardest working athletic mentors in
South Texas. The layout at Edin-
burg Is such that he is kept on the
jump from daylight to dark, get
ting very little assistance. He coaches
the Junior college, the high school.
the junior high, the ward schools.
and unconfirmed rumors have it he
is starting spring training in the
kindergarten next week. He deserves
a lot Of credit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23
Cameron Girls To
Hold Tourney Soon

A CHAMPIONSHIP Tor Cameron
county high school girls basketball
teams will be run off the last part
Of this week at Stuart Place.
Some five or six sextets are ex-
pected TO be entered.
Wilson Tract is the favorite. The
Aztec girls will probably meet the
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo girls for
the Valley championship at a later
date.
Brownsville will have a team
entered in the Cameron county
tournament.
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DICKY TURNER, McAllen mashie
manipulation par excellence, turned
in a pretty performance at the
Llano Grande club Saturday to COP
low gross honors from a field OF
l08 Of South Texas best golfers. He
made his n holes in liz strokes,
but lost the class "A" event TO Neal
Wilson Of Corpus Christi, due 10
Wilson'S handicap. Turner had lit
tie chance. because Of his own low
handicap which trimmed only three
strokes from his gross score.
HORTON SMITH, brilliant young
pro who made friends here recent
ly while en- route to Mexico City.
romped on Bobby Jones Saturday
at Savannah, beating the august
parsonage by a sum total Of one
stroke. Just another case of keep
ing up with the JoneSes. Smiths re-
cord while IN gypsy tour with the
golfing prize seekers has been re-
markable. He has been coming to
the front rapidly. Now that he has
beaten Bobby. Smith has definitely
arrived.
TIGER FLOWERS was one Of the
best fighters this country has seen.
The Deacon is dead. but he will
long be remembered by followers Of
the prize ring. Tiger was discovered
in a AtlarAa gymnasium working as
a porter. He had taken a fling at
the fight game and decided that II
was no uSe-that he was no fighter.
The Deacon was a push-over for
the second raterS as a sparing mate.
A promoter spotted him, however,
who could see his merits. When he
told the h~angers-on around the gym
that he was going TO put TIger IN
his stable. he got the merry s..-ha.
Within a year. the promoter had the
Deacon pitching with the top
notchers.
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FORT BLISS WINS

SAN ANTONIO. Feb. 22-tFt-
Fort Bliss made It's entree as a ten
goal team in the southwestern cir
cult cup series or the seventh n
nual midwinter polo tournament this
afternoon and overhauled "a seven
goal handicap to defeat Cisco, IS TO
III.
This puts Fort Bliss In the SEMI
Tending champion. for a decision
Monday.
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in Monterrey
For Pair Of Games
Especial to The Herald.)

10 Tic
MONTERREY, Feb. 23-The Mis-
sion 5000 baseball team was here
Suday for a double header with
the local aggregation.
Rankin, Mission star. vas slated
TO twill the opening engagement,
while Pumareio was to hop them
over in tie second. Rodriguez may
see service as relief hurler.
Najo. Western league outfielder
who lives in Mission, was 70 cavort
in the outer pasture for the 30-3o
Rifles.
A number OF fans accompanied
the PLAYERS here from Mission.
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TENNIS STARS HERE

fARLINGEN. Feb. GA series
OF interesting tennis matches were
being PLAYED here Sunday follow
ing the visit OF Col. Waite c. john
son Of Fort Sam Houston. Misses
Annie Mae Reichert. Pat DeHymel.
and Mrs. Nina Brunette OF San
Antonio. All OF these are we'll known
tennis PLAYERS and they will meet
Valley players IN matches Sunday.
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Steer Holdouts Are
Barred From Camp

DALLAS. Feb. 22-tPl-Fred Nc
Junkin. president Of the Dallas base
ball club. announced today that
"holdoutS' would not be permitted
TO report for Spring training. which
opens March 3. Eight players were
unsigned. with probably in the
holdout class.
Batterymen only will report on
the initial day Of Spring training.
with outfielders and infelderS due Q
week later. The eight unsigned are
all IN the latter category.
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Defeats RaymOndville 43 to u for Title
Turner Tops Mercedes Golf Tourney With 1I2 Gross
Cagers Are Set
For Big Banquet
lSnecial 40 90 Herald.

Especial 10 Tie Herald
H~ARLINGEN, Feb. 22-Every-
thing is in readiness for the
general banquet Of the Valley
Amateur Basketball league ban
quet which will be held here
Monday evening. 1t has been an
nounced by officials.
The session is open TO all fans
and players. From $50 to 20t
people are expected TO attend.
A portion Of the proceeds will
be used in sending the two
champions to the Texas Amateur
Federation playofi.
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Arkansas, T. c. u.
And Mustangs Win

COLLEGE STATION, Feb. 90
Py-Continuing their winning
streak and their climb toward a
conference. the five lanky Univer-
sity OF Arkansas cagers downed
Texas A. g. NJ. here tonight. % to
%. III was the second victory over
the Aggies IN as many days.
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CHAMP

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 22-tPl-Merit
Bates. Columbus. Ohio. won the
national y. M. G. a. singles hand
hall title this afternoon. defeating
Otto BERG. Toledo. Ohio. in the final
match i3-3l-2i-i2 and 2i-l0
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WILSON Wins
"A HANDICAP
Weller and Moreman Are
Victors in b And
&C. Events

MERCEDES. Feb. 22-Dicky Tur-
ner, crack McAllen golfer. swished
and swatted his way over the Llano
Grande country club links in liz
strokes Saturday TO lead a field Of
l08 entered in the Lower Cuff Coast
Golf associations ninth tournament.
The nearest approach TO Turner'S
low gross score was Neal Wilson's
l22. by virtue Of which he won the
class "A" 27-hole handicap with a
net of lot. Turner's net was 100 and
1t gave him third place III the class
"A" division. Second place in this
classification was won by N. ".
Stuart OF the Llano Grande club.
His net was l08; his gross 1913. VIII
son is a member Of the Corpus
Christi Country club.
Weller Wins
The Glass "a event was for play
ers with handicaps of ten or less.
@. G. Weller Of Kingsville won the
Glass "B" 27-hole handicap with a
gross Of i26 and a net OF loo ~.
Only a half stroke behind him was
Billy Barton Of the Llano Grande
club who stroked a gross of l3l and
a net Of lot. Only two strokes TO the
rear came Ed Brady. also Of the
Llano Grande club. His gross was
1873; his net l09. The B" event was
for players with handicapS Of IL 70
Is. inclusive.
The Glass C handicap first hon.
ors went TO Doyle Moreman Of
Corpus Christi who turned in a
gross of 1876 and a net Of 100. Charles
Schneider of Mercedes was second
with 1877 gross and ITO net. Third
place was won by Cecil Edwards OF
Edinburg. His gross was l55; his net
ia y. This event vas for men with
handicaps of 10 or more.
Mercedes on Top
Two first places went to tie small
contingent Of Corpus Christi golf
ers. -Four Llano Grande linksters
placed in prize positions. K%ingsvilIe
took one first place and Edinhurg a
third. Caps Will be awarded the
winners.
D. r. Locher OF Corpus Christi
was reelected president OF the as
ISOLATION at a business session held
Saturday morning. "A luncheon was
served at noon and bridge played IN
the afternoon by the visitors. A
dance was held Saturday evening.
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DENTON WINS

DENTON. Feb. 22-tP-The Den
ton high school basketball team won
the district tournament today de-
feating highland park, Dallas coun-
~ champion, IL to II.
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SIGNS

NEW YORK, Feb. 22-tR-Gor-
don Slade, a shortstop acquisition
from the Mission club Of the
Pacific Coast league. today decreased
the Brooklyn holdout worries to six.
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Cage Results
Arkansas %, A. e. M. %.

Arkansas %, A. e. NJ. %.
S. M. ". 26. Baylor "a.
IT. G. u. %. Texas q.
Howard Payne SO, Austin o.
Houston X. M. G. A. 80. Dallas \.
nj. c. "A. q Estate championship.
Olnev high %, Jacksboro 5 dis
trict Four championship.
Spearman high "a. Happy 20 dis
trict One championship.
Beaumont "a. Cleveland IS dis
trict championship.
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AUSTIN. Feb. 22-tPl- Texas
Christian University of Fort Worth
upset the dope bucket here tonight
ana handed the University Of Tex
as basketball five a singing Is to
Il defeat. The defeat definitely
eliminated the Longhorns as con-
tenders for the Southwestern con-
ference basketball title.
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DALLAS. Feb. 22-(PD- Fighting
to hold third place and for a pos
sible shot at second place, the
Mustangs OF Southern Methodist
University took a two point bas-
ketball decision over the Baylor
University Bears here tonight, win
ming rs to "a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23
IMPROVED PLAY DOES NOT
CHANGE BILLIARD RECORDS

Order SO, Pickett 49, 10; Order
live: n.
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