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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-11-21

There are records and there are
records. Some stand out as achieve
ments and to be remembered while
others flare up for day only to be
forgotten just as fast as they thrust
themselves onto the record hungry
world Sundays News-Tribune brought
the news that Frank Hoppe, well
known in this city, had driven a car
continuously for twenty-one years
CONTINUED on Page Four
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-11-21

Over In Troy, New York, the auto
mobile masher gets thirty days on the
rock pile and uses his shiekish blandish-
ments to induce a sledge hammer to
make little ones out of big ones. This
Is a good idea and very discouraging
to the plastered haired sap with a car
and a superabundance of gall who
travels up and down the street looking
for a pickup. There is one consolation,
however, not every female he accosts
accepts his offer of ride. Those that
do accept rides from strangers are
usually simpletons who are breeding a
scab on their regulations which even
the gold dust twins cannot remove.
The next time one of these curb heros
attempts to pick you up, hit HIM with
q brick or call cop.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-11-21

Duluth and st. Louis County lost one
Of its outstanding citizens in the death
of Albert A. Harrington Saturday.
Bert" harrington has been figure in
the civic and boy life of Duluth for
the past 81 years. During all this time
he has been active in behalf of city
and county welfare including activities
in the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs and
the Masonic fraternities. Boy life
furnished his chief interest and he was
continually active in their behalf
Many a boy has been steered along
the road to good citizenship with the
kindly counsel and pecuniary assist
ance of Bert" harrington, who spared
neither money nor time in the interests
of the future citizens. No finer tribute
can be paid to him than to say she will
be missed" From this distance and
knowing considerable of his noble
humanitarian efforts, we feel that had
he lived, he would have been within a
short time a successful candidate for
Duluths Hall of Fame
When the Eighteenth Amendment
was passed, this country quit talking
temperance and waited patiently to let
the laws make people good Those
who believe that liquor is a
curse now feel that something ought
to be done about it and are again
talking temperance instead of prohibi-
ton. In the meantime the Anti-Sal-
Don League which served its purpose
when the saloon went out, continues
to collect contributions for its mainten-
ance-principally maintenance of its
presidents and secretaries-ard dabble
In politics. Why an Anti-Saloon
League when there are no saloons?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-11-21

John A. Monger has started weekly
paper in Duluth known as publicity
and in the first number coming to our
exchange desk says the papers object
Is to develop the wonderful rich re-
sources of the Northland Empire" Mr..
Monger is a writer well konwn in the
northwest and has clear insight into
the needs of this section of the state.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-11-21

Now comes the belated news that
Grace Kaercher Davis was returned
as clerk of the supreme court instead
of the election of Roy Smoker as first
reported. We don't know Smoker but
think he had a laudable ambition to
aspire to the office he sought in the
face of the popularity of the incum-
bent, Mrs Davis, who has accumulated
a husband since she was on the job.
Smoker was on the wrong ticket as to
party insofar as location on the ballot
was concerned. Had the office he
sought been near the top along with
the governor and lieutenant governor,
he would have won.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-11-21

In the window of the Laing Hardware
Company have been displayed the past
week the peltS of 18 timber wolves
which were trapped by expert wolf
hunters in the employ of the United
States Biological Survey during the
month of october. The wolf trapping
by professionals is in the noture of an
experiment being tried by the State
Game and Fish Department. So far
1t has proven a success. 1t is also
understood that these men have been
laid off for financial reasons but will
be put on again next season.
State trappers were hired several
years ago who worked on salary and
who were supposed to rid the game
reserve of the wolf pest. The ex-
pertinent was not as successful as an
ticipated as the trappers were also
empowered to take fur bearing animals
and the furs We're sold by the state.
Report has it that the trappers trapped
everything but and that the boot
leg fur business f1ourished, the claim
being made that not enough salary
was connected with the job to keep
the trapper honest. The Biological
Survey people only take wolves.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
GILBERT TO
BATTLE WARD
Brooks Hooper Scheduled
To Tangle With
Juan Gomez

A fight card, featured BY a double
main event, will be held IN the
Matamoros Square Garden ring to-
night beginning ut Q %. m. Kid Gil
bert and Battling Ward, light
weights. viii meet in one of the
ten-round finals, while Brooks
Hooper and Juan Gomez will clash
over the ten-round route In the
other.
Gilbert. OF San Antonio. Is a
clever battler. In his last appear
ance in Matamoros, Gilbert drew
with Hooper. Ward. Gilbert's op-
ponent. Is a newcomer from the
Pacific coast. His scrap book shows
that he has been doing we'll against
some OF the best boys on the western
coast. Ward has shown III his work
outs that he is an aggressive, bull
ish fighter with plenty OF punch.
Gilbert's skill against Wards ag-
gressiveness should give the fans a
run for their money.
Boxer VS.. Slugrer
Hooper comes under the same
Classification Gilbert does. He. too,
is taking on a bundle or toughness
In Juan Gomez. The latter Is an up
and-cOming ready mixer, but he
lacks On epolish Hooper possesses.
Gomez has beaten everything they
have given him in Matemoros. He
has fought some who were nearer
heavyweights thu they l~ightweights
and came of with q nod. Evidently
the matchmaker calculated to give
the fans lots OF action when he
matched these tough boys against
the clever boxers.
In the past. the prelims have
almost stolen the show in the Mat
atnoros ring. Promoter Tex Getz has
lined up some mauling mixers who
rive the fans slam bang action. Red
wilson and Frankie Trevino. who
had the fans tearing UP their hats
on the last card. have been re-
matched for tonight. There also
will be two other prehms which
promise action.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24

MEET TONIGHT
Little Interest Shown In
Sharkey-C ampolo
Fight

NEW YORK. Sept. 24-4-Offi-
Gals Of Madison Square Garden are
hoping for the best. but are fully
prepared TO take a big loss on the
l5-rcurd bout they are promoting
between Jack Sharkey and Victorio
Campolo at the Yankee stadium to-
morrow night.
All efforts to arouse a long-suf-
fering boxing public TO the merits
whatever they may be. Of the bout
have failed and indications are the
gate will not exceed the 500. 0o0
guaranteed Sharkey.
Sngrkey. who climaxed a series
or disappointing performances by
fculing Max Scl-nelinR. seems &
have lo-t all or hts one-time powers
as = drawing card. Campolo. IN the
few battles he has had In this coun-
try. has gained no hold on popular
Imagination.
The Boston sailor. despite a le-
thargic training campaign. rules q
2 10 ! farorite to beat the big Ar
sentine. Campolo can hit with his
right hand and no one has doubted
his courage but he seems too aerk-
ward and slew 10 hold Sharkey or
anything approaching easy terms
His only chance for victory, IN
short. appears TO lie in the landing
Of one OF those devastating right
hands.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
|HORNSBY MAY
REVAMP CUBS
Rajah 10 In Charge But
Says It's All News
To Him

CHICAGO, Sept. 24-tF-what
will Rogers Hornsby do with the
Cubs7
Owner william wrirley's n
nouncement that the Rajah will re-
place Joe Mccarthy In 1891 brought
down the biggest rumor flying
around for more than a week. but n
also generated others.
10 was reported tina. Hornsby
would insist upon a thor ugh over
hauling OF the club personnel-and
that some OF the boys might be IN
other uniforms next season. NO
names we're mentioned. however.
IL also was reported that Hornsby
would assume charge OF the team
IN the final series or the season
which opens tomorrow at wriglev
field with the pestlferous Cincinnati
Reds. Hornsby. himself, had moth
Ing to say about ANYTHING.
When the Cubs arrived from Bos-
ton last night-minus Manager Me-
Carthy who had stopped off at HE
home In Buffalo-no one would
say anything about the change.
Hornsby smilingly reiterated that
ITS al news to me-" when ques-
toned about the appointment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
CHANGE MADE
IN GRID RULE
Defense Does Not Have
Choice of Putting
Punt in Action

COLUMBUS. O.. Sept. 24-tP-
Members Of the National Football
Rules committee have approved in
a telephone vote a change IN rule
seven. section six. article one on
page 81 OF the 1880 football guide
eliminating the defensive teams al
tentative In putting a punted ball
into play and defining when q ball
shall b. considered dead.
DR.. r. A. Lambert. Columbus
member OF the national committee,
announced the alteration, which
read as follows:
IF a player on the team which
last kicked the ball 50 touches or
RECEIVERS It. the opponents may put
II IN play at the spot where he first
touches II. II they do not choose
to exercise this privilege after the
ball becomes dead. the touching OF
the ball shall be disregarded. II the
kicking team RECEIVERS the ball II Ia
dead at the point OF recovery"
Before the change the article
read:
- PtaJCE OIl tie team WHICH
last kicked the ball so touches or
RECEIVERS 10. the opponents may put
10 In play either at the spot where
he touched 10 or where the ball be-
comes dead. II the kicking team
leaEally RECEIVERS the bali. 10 is dead
a. the point OF recovery
The ruling. which had caused
heated debate among coaches and
officials lately pertains TO kicks
from scrinmage and deals partic-
ularly with players on the kicking
team ineligible 10 touch or recover
the ball before the receiving team
has touched 10 or fallen upon 10
The rule now conforms with that
In existence last year and for many
previous years.
The 1880 football rules committee
meeting announced that such H.
legal touching or recovery OF a bali
kicked IN scrimmage Is not TO be
regarded as a foul and that for this
reason ID does not offset a foul by
the opposing team.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
St. Joseph Wins
Over Ell Jardin
With 20 Score

The st. Joseph College Blood
hound eleven opened the football
season with n victory Tuesday after
noon when they took the measure
Of FL Jardin High To by scoring In
th- closing moments of play on
three successive passes.
After three quarters OF good foot
ball, in which both clubs put up a
stubborn defense. the passing COM
bination or Marion 70 Olivares sue
ceeded in punching across the lone
tally. The first was good for 40
yards. the second for 20 and the
other for a touchdown. A pass be-
tween the same pair accounted for
the extra point.
The Cougars scored ii the first
quarter. but were offsides and the
play called back. The Bloodhounds
will likelv play Stuart Place there
next week.
The Bloodhound lineup was as
follows: Alvares le: @. Torres. 1t:
Barthel L.: A. Mancias c: Rodriguez
RI: r. Lopez It: Martinez re; DIV
ares qb: Reed hb; salas ho: Mar
ron 10. Substitutes-Rivieya. Alvarez
and Cantu.
The local academy bows are coach
ed by Eugene Cucl-ar, junior college
player.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24

With the American league title
firmly settled In the hanos Of the
Philadelphia Athletics, the National
league has eliminated the last sur
wing eastern CONTENDER. leaving
the 6t. Louis Cardinals and Chi
cago Cubs to battle it out for the
championship.
The Brooklyn Robins dropped out
OF the race yesterday a. they took
an . 70 2 beating from the New York
Giants while the league leading
Cardinals again triumphed over the
last place Phillies by q 10 TO Is
count.
This final touch OF the seasons
i~ntersectional play gave the Western
clubs I89 victories to 163 for the
East. In the American league, the
clubs from the Atlantic seaboard
came out with 202 victories and $50
defeats.
Just as the Athletics surpassed
their American league rivals. the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
Chuck Chucks 'em

NEW YORK. Sept. 24-fP-
Chuck Klein. young Philadelphia
outfielder who is noted princi-
pally for his smuggling ability. has
shown that he Is a brilliant fielder
as well. Klein has AZ assists %
his credit. setting a new major
league record for an outfIeIder
The old mark OF 80 was held
Jointly BY Harry Niles Of the ST.
Louis Browns and Michaei
Mitchell OF Cincinnati. Klein also
has set a new National league
record for two base hits as a
checkup or the Official figures
brought his total for the season
to 50. three above the record SCI
oy I'd Delehanty OF Philadelphia
in 1899.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
standing or the Clubs
MORGAN Staging
Strong Comeback

SEATTLE. wash. Sept. 24-Pl-
Santiago Zoriila O. Panama IS the
most recent victim Of the come
back OF Ted Morgan. Seattle. for
me- junior lightweight champic~.
Morgan won a close decision over
zcrilla IN en- ciVilt round fight here
las. night. Gorilla took ar early lead
br tafflinE the former champion
with a fast. two handed attack.
MORGAN made a smuggling comeback
in the last rounds TO gain the de-
cision.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
Little World
Series Opens
AT Rochester

ROCHESTER, N. ". Sept. 24-LF)
Minor league basebail's outstand-
ing classic. the little world series
opens here today with Billy South
worth's Rochester Redwines. Inter-
national league champions. and
Louisville, pennant winners or the
American association, as combat
ants.
The first four games OF the nine
game series will Be played here,
the schedule calling for contests to-
day, tomorrow. SATURDAY and Sun
day. Then the teams will leave for
Louisville where the series will be
concluded.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
by The Associate. Press
National Taarue

-sstin~. Terry. Giants. .404.
.Zaas. Klein. Phillies. i56.
6rnS hated IN. Wilson. Cubs, ISL
lists. Terry. Giants. 253.
nc-lhles. Klein. Ph!llies. SO.
triples. Como-osky. Pirates, -.
uome Runs. Wilson. Cubs. So.
stolen bases. Cuyler. Cubs. IS.
American League
Batting. Gehrie, Yankees. $50.
Runs. Simmons. Athletics. i49.
Runs batted in. Gehrig, YAM.
~
Hits. HodaDp. Indisns. 900.
Doubles. Hcdapp. Indians. 50.
triples. Combs. Yankees. %.
Horne Runs. Ruth. Yankees. Al.
Stolen bases. McManus. Tigers, %
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
Dead Pins

Special 20 The Herald)
HARLINGEN. Sept. 24-Belou
are the scores in the latest team
bowling held In Harlingen carly this
week.
Eurke was individual high scorer
with $50 in three games.
The scores:
Hg. Pharm. vs.. II. q. Pharm.
E~arlirrnn phc rr,ar-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24

In the Gulf OF Mexico there Is an
island where the beach changes
color with the tides. When y
covered the sands are purple: the
incoming tide speedily transforms
them 10 gold.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
UNDECIDED

Rastus: Heahs dat two-bits I
done borrowed from yuh las wear.
Sambo: You done keep IL 50
long dat ! doan know IL It's wuff
while for me 10 change nah opin-
ion OF you.-Tit-Bits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24

The
Sports

10y HAL EusTACE


DOC OSBORN. Valley football
official. made q talk before the
Valley Coaches and Officials asso-
citation in La Feria Tuesday night
in which he explained the rule In
Expectations as handed out at the
Southwest conference meeting In
oustcn recently. Osborn, q new
conner TO the Valley. halls from
Oklahoma where he took an active
part IN athletics. In addition TO
officiating In various branches Of
sport. lie f.as a member OF the
boxing commission. The Spitz-
Clarke Doc Osborn combination
will work many games in the VAL
ley this fall.
BROWNSVILLE launches anoth-
C. football season this week with a
pair Of games on the docket. The
Scorps play Harlingen Thursday at
Harlingen and the Eagles play Mer-
cedes here Friday afternoon. Foot
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24

Husband: What did you pay for
the hat?
Wife. Nothinel
Husband: Well. that's cheap
Hcw did you manage tt7
Wife: I told the mllliner to send
9 the bil.-Dorfharbier, Berlin,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
THEY'D HELP A O

Have you seen the new noise
less baby carriages?"
II don't think much OF them
Noiseless babies would Be more e
the point. "-Nebelspalter Zurich.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24

10y AHt AseJCIdItd PrcSSl
INDIANAPOLIS - Harry Ather-
Ton indianapolis, outpointed Black
Bill. Cuba. GO).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
Scorpions Set for Cardinal Game THURSDAY
ALW..YS SHAVING

do you believe III the old adaae
about marrying III haste and re-
pentlng nc leIsure?"
"No. 7 don't. After a man mar
r.es he has no leisure ."-Pcle MpIe
Paris.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24

As the American league had a day
Of idleness. the Athletics spent the
afternoon watching the antics OF
their prospective rivals and the last
place Phils. Off to an Ito lead in
four innings, the Cards romped
through the last OF the game. The
losers furnished the games features,
one a homer with the bases full BY
Tony Rensa, the other on unexpect-
ed show Of fielding which produced
two neat double plays.
Brooklyn sent Dazzy Vance against
the Giants. But Fred Fitzsimmons
hac the better OF the Dazzler. who
fell before a five hit assault in the
fifth inning which produced four
runs and a victory. Fitz allowed
only six hits and two homers scored
the only Brooklyn runs.
The Cincinnati Reds stepped out
OF their character as consistent losers
10 take a double header from the
Pittsburgh Pirates. JaFie May gave
the Pirates only three hits in the
first contest to gain an 8 TO 0 shut
out. The Reds the second 5 to
.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
NEWMAN OUT
With INJURY
Locals Hope TO Avense Loss
Last Year TO Dutch's
Aggregation

The Brownsville Junior College
scorp machine, which bears a strong
resemblance to the Screaming
Eagles Of last year. will undergo its
baptismal fire at 4 D. M. Thursday
when 1t scraps with the Harrington
Cardinals at Harrington.
This should be one OF the best
early season games played in the
Valley this year, The Scorpions have
. wealth OF material and the Card
inals. defending Valley high cham
pions looked good in defeating the
Edinburg Junior college 60 last
week. Evidently the Cardinals have
their caps set on becoming the VAL
ley champion-high school, college
and otherwise.
a polishing off practice Tuesday
and wednesday following a hard
scrimmaee Monday. That scrim-
mage will likely cost the team the
services Of its first string signal
barker-Boy Newman. Newman suf-
fered an injured ANGLE and was not
able to practice Tuesday. There Is
q possibility, however. that he
might see action against the Card
inals. In his absence. Pipkin will
likely run the machine.
Although the Scorps have ample
material. they have been slow III
rounding into shape. They got a late
start and the machine is not func-
ti0ning at its best as yet.
Spirited rivalry has sprung up
between the two squads. Las. year
the sIarlingen schoolboys walloped
the Locals by a che touchdown mar
gin on Tucker field. judging from
reports drifting into the ScorD
camp. the Cardinals are determined
to repeat this season. The ~collegians
are equally determined that they
shall not.
Eagles Ready
1t is planned to use two COM
plete teams against Harrington. GREY
and black jersies were issued the
squad Tuesday. Flashy new Jackets
have been obtained and thev will
&c used for the first time in the
Harrington game.
The Eagles went through a light
workout Tuesday in preparation for
their battle here Friday with Mer-
cedes high. Coach Schmalzreid will
bring q large team here 10 battle
the locals. Schmalzre,d. who has
not been coaching for some time.
produced a Valley champion at Mer-
cedes IN his last year there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
* THE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tuesdays Results

Off day: no games scheduled.
Wednesdays Schedule
Washington at Boston.
Only game Scheduled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TUESDAYS Results

81. Louis 10. Philadelphia 10.
New York 9. Brooklyn 2.
Cincinnati SIS. Pittsburgh o..
Only games scheduled.
Wednesdays Schedule
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Only games scheduled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24

ball enthusiasm in Brownsville
mounted TO q fever heat last year.
The stands will likely be crowded
Friday, for Brownsville Is anxious
to see the new Eagle aggregation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24

WHEN playing with Edinburs
Junior college, Jamerson had little
on big Mac McCauley. McCauley
has q pair Of snake hips himself, as
he demonstrated last Friday at
Harlingen. Jamerson wants Nc
Cauley TO come TO Rice. He cred
its Mac with being one Of the best
Eridsters he has ever played with.
However. McCauley has elected to
remain at Edinburg for another
season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
Double Main Event on Fight Card Tonight
Robins Eliminated by Giants;
Cardinals Have Inside Track

Cardinals now appear to be the DOM
mating team OF the elder circuit.
Yesterdays victory In the slugfest
which produced rs hits for the win
ners and is for the defeated Pills
put them three full games ahead OF
the idle Cubs and brought the record
Of their climb up to 10 victories in
80 games.
The Giants gained a virtual tie
with Brooklyn for third place and
today the four clubs stand as fol-
lows.
Club w. l.. Pct. Games To
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24

KERN TIPS Of the Houston
Chronicle has this to say Of Dick
Jamerson. Valley player now star
ring with Rice:
Dick Jamerson, who has been
aptly nicknamed the Valley Volca-
no. has a hip movement that would
put Gilda Gray TO shame. The
boy shakes and pivots like a hula
dancer. His running out there last
Saturday recalled TO veteran con
ference observers Big Oscar Eek
hardt. the Longhorn flash Of half
a decade ago. The Jamerson stride
is much like Eckhardt's. alternat-
ing with a gallop, a long stride
and a little jig that makes a tackle
hard to guage. He was tagged a
dozen times Saturday without be-
ing slowed. Such O man was Eek
hardt. Fleet as q rabbit and with
$50 pounds of muscle and bone to
add authority.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24

otals 900. 883 772 $50 2.49l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24

Total ...... 1901 S57 SCI 2.73e
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