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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-22

Summary-Two base hits Wad-
dey 2, Jeanes. Home Run Hutchinson.
Sacrifices. Mallon. Beck, Benton.
Moore. Double plays Tavener 10
Mallon To Brown. 2. McCabe to Tav-
erer to Mallon; BRAZIL unassisted.
Bases on balls. off Beck 8, off Nc
Cabe 4, off Thormahlen 1. Struck
out by Beck /, by McCabe /. BY
Thormahlen 4. Innings pitched. by
McCabe 4 1-3. Hits: off McCabe
5. Wild pitch: Thormahlen. Left
or bases: Memphis Y, Fort Worth III.
Time OF game; l:55- Umpires: Barr
CTL)s Williams (5. Al.
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The
'Sports
Spade

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duled to hold q regular meeting at
La Feria Tuesday night. In accord
ance with a resolution passed at
the organization meeting two weeks
ago, an hour will be devoted to
tie discussion Of rules and problems
arising in games. After that hour.
the session will disband. II there
are other problems 70 be discussed,
they viii be taken up In an extra
session
THE GRID season Will be opened
In the Brownsville system this
week with the Junior College
Scorpions taking on Harlingen
high at Harlingen Thursday after
noon. The following day the high
school Screaming Eagles will play
Mercedes high here. The Harlin-
gen game looks like a real one.
The Cardinals already have scalped
the Edinburg Junior college Broncs
90. Last year they defeated the
Brownsville collegians by the same
margin. They are out TO repeat
this season. There Is no denying
the fact that the Scorps have ex-
cellent material this year. but It
has not been welded into q machine
as vt and the SQUAD IS not In the
besy-of condition
THURSDAYS game viii recall
the Screaming Eagle-Cardinal game
Of last year which the Eagles won
something like 26-6. A large por-
ton of hte Eagles will be In the
Scorpion lineup. Cabler. Newman
and Samano are backs from the
flashy squad Of last year. In the
line there will be Sylvester. Ben
nett. Summers, Longoria. Daven-
port end possibly others.
Where Are They?
WHAT becSme OF the other Eag-
les? Dan Barnhart IS attending 81
Marv's in San Antonio. Bobby o.
BRYAN Is attending S. NJ u. and
i well pleased with his new sur
roundinqs He Is out for the fresh
men squad and writes his father
that everything is great. GREAT"
nEarney Moore. who suffered q oao
~ injury with the Eagles. - OUT
this season. He Is business man
age FOR the Scorps. Carol Grove
Il not playing this season. Frank
Cortez is still with the high school
squad.
UNUSUAL interest will follow
the Screaming Eagles into their
battle with Mercedes high. Inc
fans want to see how the brand
new Screaming Eagle aggregation
stacks UP. Carol McMinn Is the
only "A" squad man remaining
from last year. He saw little ser
vice last season although he turned
In good performances when placed
In the game. One thing Is certain.
any club that beats the Eagles
will know II has been through the
mill.
DUE TO an automobile crash
Ernie Stephens has postponed his
wrestling card, scheduled TO have
been held in Harrington tonight.
However, the ringworms need not
mir their weekly entertainment,
for Promoter Getz has arranged ?
boxing card which will be presented
In the Matamoros Square garden
wednesday night.
THE CARD has a double-main
event with Battling Ward vs.. Kid
Gilbert and Brooks Hooper VS..
Juan Gomez ms the chief attrac-
lions. Ward claims victories over
men who are now leaders IN the
boxing game. Gilbert and Hooper
are a pair Of clever lightweights.
They seldom put out a kayo. but
they give the fans plenty OF smart
stuff. Although relatively young
they are veteratas OF the ring. They
punch when they have an opening
mo wild swings for those boys.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York 6-6, Cincinnati Al.
Chicago 4. Boston 2.
Pittsburgh z, Brooklyn 6.
Only games scheduled.
Mondays Results
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Only games scheduled.
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Runs batted in-Leal 2, McCauley
2. Wallace. Campbell, Montalvo. Il
hits-Leal. King. 80 hits-McCau
ey. Stolen bases-Aldalpe, Cantu
Campbell 2, Martinez Struck out
by Martinez ). by Chapa .. by Mon
talvo g.
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Youths OF Vancouver. Wash.
gained weight while competing II
endurance wood splitting contests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-22

Fish cannes Of California are con-
sidering limiting the pack to stabil-
ize the market.
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Knute Rockne wears the numeral
@13" on his football jersey. But
KnafR has most Of the other
coal hes numbers. too.
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CHICKS COP
SUNDAY GAME
Stoner's Arm Goes Dead
Whitworth Likely To
Twill Today
BY GAYLE TALBOT, JR.
Associated Press Sports Writer

FORT WORTH, Sept. 22-GPD-
Still two down but feeling better.
the Memphis Chicks were full OF
fight today as they prepared TO en-
gage the Fort Worth Cats In the
fifth game Of the eleventh annual
Dixie Series-
BY defeating the Texas league
champs. 4 To 1, before more than
/ 1000 fans yesterday, the Chicks
managed 10 stay in the running after
ed to knock off the Cats again today
and carry their rivals back to Mem
phiS for the sixth tilt wednesday.
Should the Southern association
titiistS square the series at three
all, a coin would be Tipped TO de-
eide the site Of the deciding battle.
Manager Doc Prothro Of the
Chicks was expected TO send Harry
Kelley back at the Q Is today. while
Dick Whitworth loomed as Frank
Sryder'S choice The pair hooked
up In the second game at Memphis.
Whitworth getting the decision. 4
to /. Tony Weller was another
possibility for Memphis.
Lii Out
Fort Worth's hopes for a fourth
straight victory yesterday received
"a setback five minutes before game
time, when LII Stoner. star or the
Cat staff. reported unfit for duty.
The husky right handler, who large
" vas responsible for hi. clubs
climb to the Texas league title, re-
ported that his arm felt dead" and
expressed doubt he could pitch again
this season.
Dick McCabe. who subbed nc the
last minute, had little luck against
the determined Chicks. Although
his mates pulled him out Of two bad
holes with double plays, he was
forced to give way to Thormahlen
after the Chicks had scored four
times and had loaded the bases with
one out in the fifth.
Thormahlen. q lefty. limited the
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
SUNDAYS Results

st. Louis ga. Philadelphia 4-10.
Boston 9, Cleveland g.
Chicago Is, New York z.
Detroit 4. washington s.
Mondays Schedule
Open date. no games scheduled.
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Tuesday for a two weeks trip to
San Marcos, Uvalde and other
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carver Of Astabula,
Ohio, who are staying at the Cor
tez, are making a two weeks visit
70 the Valley making preparations
to move here later.
Coach I. E. Martin accompanied
by James Kirgan and Claire Hud-
son. left Tuesday night for Austin
where the boys are contestants for
honors in the State meet which Is
being held there this week.
Edward Waller is in San Antonio
this week on business.
Mrs. Julius Frosch returned Mon
day from Schulenberg, where she
was called two weeks ago. TO attend
the funeral of her mother.
Lewis Tillotson returned the first
OF the week from a business trip
to Rotan.
On account Of rain. the second
Timothy ?. l5-Prayer band meeting
was postponed until next week when
it viii meet with Mrs. G. II. Cotton.
S. B. Bledsoe left Monday for
Cleburn. to attend the bedside OF
his father, who IS seriously III at
that place.
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Valley


Continued from page three.)
The tables vas decorated in pink
and white. with a large pink bow
ornamenting one corner.
A surprise shower was presented
tied Up in a pretty wrapper. and
was found to contain many pretty
gifts.
The hostess served q pretty re-
fresnment plate, featuring the col
ors chosen, 70 Mesdames Merle
Brunson. John Sanders. Charles
Heartsill, Ralph and Fred G. Jack
son, Leonard Smith, Jimmie Breaux.
A. v. Brown. p. A. Raper Hugh
Barton, c. II. Goodman. c. e.
Simmons, Troy Simmons, Anna
Buckler, z. L. Byrns.
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MEXICO STUDY
CLUB TOPTCC

Mrs. r. W. Thompson was hostess
to members Of the Study club at
her home Wednesday afternoon
Nth twelve members in attendance.
Spring flowers prettily arranged
were the decorations used.
The very interesting topic on
Mexico since 1910. under four divi-
sions. was as follows. Character
Career or Huerta". was presented
bv Mrs. Y. p. yarbrough. The
work Of Venustiano Carranza" by
Mrs. l.. w. Yates substituting for
Mrs w. r. Powell. The Presidency
OF Aware Obregon" by Mrs. V. r.
Myers. and American Intervention
In Mexico in 1915 and 1916" by Mrs.
r. #. Smith.
The last meeting OF the club year
will be held TUESDAY afternoon. MAY
20. at the home Of Mrs. Geo. Hoefer-
with. Mrs. ID. E. Kirgan leader. The
following PROGRAM will be given.
Industries Of Mexico" Mrs. J. K.
Montgomery. Indians Of Mexico
Today. Mrs. w. T. Barbee. and
Mexico City Today. Mrs. T. w
Flas. Roll call Is to be answered
nth current events.
Delicious refreshments we're serv-
ID.
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OPERETTA TO BE


IN preparation OF Music Week,
which begins May 5. Miss Gertie
Whitehurst. director Of public
school music at the Stephen r.
Austin Grammar School. is present.
ing an operetta Friday night. en-
titled Palace Of Carelessness."
The Operetta will be composed Of
songs. readings. and dances, put on
by pupils Of the Grammar school.
in the auditorium Of the Grammar
school.
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BRIDGE LUNCHEON
HOSTESSES

Saturday noon, Mrs. r. n. Fackel-
man. Mrs. Abe Wise and Mrs. T.. 0.
Robbins were joint hostesses at a
bridge-luncheon given at the home
OF Mrs. r. H. Fackelman, in the
Fairview addition.
The house was beautifully decor
ated In a pink and blue colo
scheme carried out with larkspur
and bridal wreath.
Those attending were Miss Mary
Fox, Mesdames VIM. j. Gerron. r
l. Burlington. Bond z. Carroll, p. 4.
jenkins, z. II. Jameson, z. T.. Bull.
@. w. Bull. w. w. Grayson. S
Wright. p. X. Gebhardt. w. +. AL
lison. George Lochrie. Joe Lochrie
Marvin Hays, Howard Baugh. s.
Lamar Gill. NJ. II. Dyer. Charles
Kennedy. HAYS Scissor. Holly Bostick
j. Z. Johnson. Charlie johnson. c.
G. Conley. r. G.. Fawkes. j. p.
Bremen, A. J. Schubert. I. 3. Lee.
Rodrer Robinson. Herbert Robinson.
J. x. Smith. n. z. TONNE. Joe
Keepers. w. z. McCharen Jr.. Char
les Klein, Ben S. Buffield. Davis Z.
Decker. Claud r. Holloway. How
ard Campbell. Z. 3. Burton. J. r.
Gano and Misses Clyde Buel and
Bess Davey.
Mrs. Bond Carroll won the first
prize, a basket Of flowers. Mrs. Fox.
won second prize. a basket Of pan
sizes. and Mrs. Allison won low score
prize receiving a potted plant.
Table prizes were potted plants won
by Mesdames Burlington. Jameson,
Hays. Baugh. Scissor. Bostick. Loe.
Decker. Burton and Miss Clyde
Buell.. Mrs. Joe Keepers was award
ed high cut prize.
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AT PRETTY AFFAIR

One Of the most delightful occa-
tons Of the spring season was en-
loyed Saturday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. ". G. Thompson when
Mrs. Thompson and Miss Ada ".
Williams were co-hosteSSes to their
friends at q most enjoyable lun-
cheon.
Tables arranged in the dining
and living room were charming
with their dainty linen combined
with a color scheme Of pink and
green which was carried out in
the luncheon.
During the luncheon a telegram
came announcing the approaching
arrival Of Cupid who o appeared
in the person Of little Miss Frances
Powell. A broad satin band across
her shoulders bore the announce
ment Of the approaching marriage
OF Miss Gertie Whitehurst and
Floyd Langford on June 20.
Following the luncheon. several
garnes Of bridge we're enjoyed with
high score award going to Miss
Jean Smith.
A lovely gift was presented by the
hostess TO the bride elect.
The guest list included Mesdames
w. +. Powell. f. E. Chamness, 1. &.
Martin. T. F. Langford. w. w. Car
mothers. Phil Dixon. T. Z. Wall. r.
w. Glass. F. w. Brandon and Misses
Nell Shipp. Thelma Smith. Mary
Louise Hensley. Clara Brandon.
Norrarn+ cheffFnfr Thns-,, rorv,J
Jean Smith. Edith Strobe. Della
Crowley. Christine Yarbrough. Louise
Douthitt. and Gertie Whitehurst.
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CLUB PLANS
TAG SALE

The Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club held its regular weekly
luncheon at the Cortez hotel Tues
day at noon. Twenty members were
IL attendance.
Club voted to ask our Represent
alive in Congress to support House
Resolution No. 1921. relative 70 ap-
preparation for vocational training.
It was also voted to hold a tag sale
In tn near future.
Plans were made FOR the MAY
breakfast which will take place at
the Cortez hotel the first Sunday IN
MAY.
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BAND MEMBERS
PICNIC HOSTS

The members OF the High School
Band were hosts Tuesday evening
to the Junior class entertaining with
a swimming party and picnic at
Cascade.
After the swim. a picnic supper
was spread and served 10 one hun
bred hosts and guests.
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PICNTC-SWTAT
ENJOYED

The teachers Of Stephen r. Austin
School and a large number Of guests
enjoyed a swimming party and pic
mic at Cascade Tuesday evening.
After the swim a delicious picnic
supper was spread on tables and
served to approximately forty teach
ers and guests.
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Raymondville
TWO ~HOSTESSES NJ
DETROIT EISITQR

Saturday evening. Mrs. st. Claire
Thompson and Miss Alma Spivey
entertained in honor CT u. M. Al
bin, vice-president OF the American
Life Insurance Co, Of Detroit.
Mich. in the beautiful new club
house Of the Delta Orchards Co.
south OF Raymondville. The club
house was beautifully decorated with
roses and ferns.
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REGULAR CIRCLE
MEETING HELD

Circle Two Of the Womens Mis-
sionary Society of the Methodist
church. had its regular meeting at
the home Of Mrs. w. A. Schueler
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Z. F. Pepper presided the
business meeting. A study OF The
Church and the World Parish" was
ably conducted by Mrs. George Hoe
fer.
The circle in joint meeting with
Circle One. will have their meet
ing at the church next Monday
afternoon, with Mrs. Z. r. Vaughn
as leader.
PERSONALS
7 T Cnlind ard 6 Z Kinr left
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GINGHAM GIRLS
CLUB MEETS

Monday evening the members of
the Bingham Girls club were en-
tertained by Miss Aida Jensen at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Cor
man Fox, with bridge.
The high score prize. a box of
candy. was won by Mildrena Baugh
and Anna Dryer won the low score
prize. a letter opener and a magni-
flying glass.
Refreshments were served after
the games. The club will meet with
Sammie Lee Kinser next Monday.
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Mrs. r. Z. Snodgrass Tuesday after
noon.
A very pleasant social hour was
spent. after which refreshments
we're served to twelve members.
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Weslaco
BAPTIST CIRCLE HAS
o MEETING

BAPTIST CIRCLE HAS ....
SHORT MEETING
Circle Two Of the w. NJ. U. Of the
Baptist church had It's regular
weekly meeting Monday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Arbuckle.
After the business meeting the
devotional was conducted and a pa
per was read by Mrs. Hays.
The greater part Of the program
was dispensed with in order that
members Of the circle could attend
the funeral Of the little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs p. x. Cramlett.
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Xcu won't be ashamed to smile after
use LETO'S PXORRHEA REM
~. This preparation Is used =
.Enrnended by leading dentists and
~kaaot fail 70 benefit you. Druefists
Gurn money II 10 falls. Clsneros
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LOSERS ENTERTAIN
MEMBERS

As a result of a contest g Che
Reds and the Blues in the LOYAL
Nomen's Clas OF the Christian
:hurch. OF which Mrs. Dar Ratiiff is
eacher. the Blues being losers en-
~rtained the Reds at the home Of
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RED

Parties are seeing red these
spring evenings. The most fashion,
able red Is vivid, like lacquer red.
but slightly lighter in tone.
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McAllen
SUTTLEs HOSTS
tn CHR

to the members OF the Saturday
Evening Bridge club.
Mrs. Horace Etchison and L. L.
O'Neall received the prizes for
high scores.
MISS LESLIE
ENTERTAINS
Miss Mackie Leslie entertained
Saturday afternoon at the home OF
her brother, Judge J. Z. Leslie with
q delightful bridge party.
Mrs. w. Z. Frantham received
high score prize. Mrs. Clay Zachry,
low and Mrs. =. Harris the cut.
The personnel included 6 tables
Of players.
PERSONALS
DR.. and Mrs. W. Il. Dunean have
returned from a trip to Chicago.
Twenty-Five members of the SEN
Tor class Of McAllen senior hizn
school went to Edinburg Friday
afternoon 10 attend the party Civ
en- for all Of the graduating classe.
from schools in Edinburg territory
MIR. and Mrs. X. 3. Thompson and
children and Mrs. Thompson's mo-
Their, al Of whom have been max
ING their home N McAllen, left
the last OF the week FL Campo.
w. d. Allen, who has been a
guest in the c. G. Mcdaniel home
left Friday for his home In Cole
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. II. Britton have
returned from San Antonio, where
they went to the San Jacinto eel
ebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Dixon re-
turned Saturday from a visit N
San Antonio. Jim McRee who Is A
student at Schreiner institute spent
a few days with his parents there
Mrs. A. Mulry OF Royce CITY 4
a guest OF her sons here r. M
Bounds, Z. A. and G. c. McDaniels.
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Milford chronicle., 1930-02-07
FOUR HURT AS
CAR HITS TRUCK
Wife OF Senator Allen, OF SeafOrd,
Badly Cut In Accident -

Mrs. Addie Allen, wife Of State
Senator William F. Allen, of Sea-
ford, was badly injured in an auto
mobile accident, Saturday night,
near Blades. Mrs. Allen and her two
children, Bobby, aged Is, and Doris,
aged II, and her niece, Miss Dorothy
Davis, aged 20, of Philadelphia,
were on their way to Salisbury, Nd,
to attend the theatre. The car, which
belonged to Miss Davis and was
driven by her crashed into the rear
of a truck loaded with electric light
poles. The truck, which had a trail
er, was parked at the turn of the
road. It was driven by Pierce Bart
lett, of Seaford, an employee of L.
E. Myers and Company, New York
contractors, who are rebuilding the
electric light line from Greenwood
to Salisbury. Some Of the poles went
through the windshield and on
through the back Of the car. For
tunately the poles did not strike any
Of the occupants OF the car, which
was a roadster with rumble seat.
Mrs. Allen suffered lacerations of
the face and throat and a broken
nose. Three stitches were taken in
the wounds. The others were cut
and bruised.