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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22
Tilted WOMAN
MAKES ESCAPE
Leaps Eighteen Feet From
Hospital Window
To Freedom

WORCESTER, Mas DEF y
R-Bz-bara Bu<<un Brznwel Ehc
xss committed % the worceS-er
state hospital las- FRIDAY fo-ox1nz
her welding Oh Monday 70 SIR
wilton BrznEel Eao turned CT
70 be . stewards cle-x O. the : :
Lsu-eIanlz. escaped from the hos
pl1zl early today she Jumped Is
Iee- f-c7 fhe window C he- private
room
a nurse entered the roon s-ss q
time 70 see her drop. Wien the
nurse reached the OUTSIDE q Ire
building Mrs. BrznEell had cS-
appeared
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q Webster bank cashier to Bran
vel. who friends had been told Ezx
. member % British NOBILITY. arr
a naval Commando. ia = social
event a. Oxford. her hnrne tozn-
tut led 70 number q surprising rer-
cations
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the belief O TIRE brides xznniIr rhar
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naval Commander
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22
RUSSIA OPENS
THEFT DRIVE
Sabotage Cleanup Shows
Forty-Eight Offenders
Are Executed

MOSCOW. Def 1-P- SoTss-
Frsssa 4 shaking down her er--e
tuoc distribution system u-1s.
decree published TO-DAY CT TIE
-e---ss committee C the ccILu1-
- party. rs p-ne ooEc- hFo1c
removal % sa5cez<- AGENTS 1T-S
from within APPEARED % y p-c-
vision o. mere fooc so- ne S-ln.ec
millions = areas far troE sZ-1-
cultural cen-e-s
The decree p1l0-les the coL-l<-
sara. C internal supply oesc7o-
lrz is work As unsatisfactory s-o
reporting that the meat and veg
e-zh-e trusts : c.ogEe6 With ant
soviet agents. - c. whom recently
we're shot II asserts thai the o
operative agencies must be Clean
Cd ont from Top 20 bottom ard
A. details 100 trusted members O.
me central committee and Others
70 TIE provinces under orders 20
recrzzr.ze the meat and yezet1c&
supply system
incidentally the report lists TIE
SOVIET cooperative soc1e-yS trace
tu-noTe- fo- 1880 e about -20o--
0100o3 r1h-es. approximately Sc
non0ND00. which Ezs C per cent
o. the years total internal trade
Tne base capital % the society L
1897 vas is00eco00 rubsS yer
ard aSo.e sesooo00 T5.eS which
he-cr<S 70 the WORKERS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22
CorIoN 0PEN> STEADY

NV YORK c. z--E----n
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22
MARKETS


EEE YORK. De- a@-Af.er
q little early buylng &c rke cooper
l7c been satisfied rhe stock mRrkE
turned hezTT TO-DAY. win rz1lrnec
and EerchzadlStng shares leAcing
the re2cr10n Tra6zng. h0zeEer.
EzS c11et
Co0-C0lA 5pEn g rnGrtk. R-1
Eastman Kodak. United Fruit. Cas-
ard FI-z- National Stores corr :
70 & we're pro<z1en. soft spots
SeE YORK Ce-z-7L RezcEnr Eroee-
Grocery and Auburn AUTO lost ? q
Ia Anaconda keEzrercfr and In
sp--z-inn Copper retained part C
their initial ! pozrr advances
Car Eo2ET renewed - : pr ce-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22

NEW ORLEANS Dee 80
Gotten experienced . culet Tot
s-ezcT opening LFrrpco cz11es
Ee-e 7rlz-1relv steady ard FRS
trades here Shcxc1 cams % tho -
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covering ard January traGe1 up e.
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ec6 q the frs kz1 nos- thr ma
ket ezse6 Of a lite on rezhxlnE
losing from. four 20 seEen pn---
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TIRE Christmas hol1rzrx - -~sEtr1r-Enw
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22
IMPORTANT TO THE RADIO
FANS

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-02
LEAVES
AFTER DEFEAT
Fasteners Receive Decisive
Beating From
Trojans

PASADENA. Calf, Jan. 2-F1-
Burdened with a decisive AZ to IA
trouncing handed them as a New
Years day greeting by the mighty
Trojans Of the University of South
ern California Pittsburgh's grid
squad today prepared to return
to its native heath victim Of the
most decisive defeat meted out in
the fourteen years Of tournament Of
Roses competition.
The Pitt Panthers who dug their
cleats into the turf of the historic
battle ground yesterday intent on
reversing a Z to 6 beating admin
istered in 1923 by Stanford left the
greensward bowed in their first de-
feat Of the season because they
could not solve the puzzling South
ern California passing attack.
Beginning with the initial touch
down which came only a few min-
utes after 10000 persons had filled
the stadium, the Men of Troy found
scoring possible in four of their
seven TALES because Of unerring
aerial work. A fifth counter was
Indirectly the result of a long pass
and the others were the result OF
plunging football.
The Panthers. with a quartet Of
All-Americans IN the lineup, saw the
glory OF individual performance
stolen from them by a group OF u,
S. c. gridsters who shattered the
famed Pitt defense.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-02
FOUR EAGLES MENTIONED
ON A. P. ALL-STATE TEAM

-Four Brownsville high school
Screaming Eagle gridsters- Ben
nett, Summers. Samano and Cab
ler-turned in such great work
that they got votes on the official
all-state eleven selected by The
Associated Press. None Of them.
however. placed on the first string
aggregation.
Bennett topped the field. OBJ
tanning three votes. while Samano
was second, getting two. Cabler
and Summers were regarded as
the best in the state by one sport
scribe.
Bennett might easily have got
ten the call on the first string ag-
gregation. had he not been COM
peting against Claude Cox OF
Breckenridge and Eugene Grimes
Of San Angelo. These two Joys got
the majority Of the votes. Three
ballots the amour Bennett got.
placed three men Oh the mythical
aggregation. The ScribCs who voted
for him more than probably were
PreXy Anderson of the Abilene
News. cookie Sheppard of the Port
Arthur News and Harold V. Rat
lift Of tho Clcburne Times Review.
Between them. Breckenridge and
Port Arthur, co-holders OF the
state high school football crown,
placed five players Oh the Associat-
ed Press composite all-state team
The Breckenridge Buckaro6s.
champions of all central ard west
Texas gained three places on the
mythical ; am. Port ArthIIr's Yell
lowiackets, survivors OF the cam
paign in east and south Texas,
placed two.
Seven other places we're df .ded
among stars OF as many schools
San Angelo. Corsicana. Forest. DIAL
lasl, Amarillo. Cleburne. Marshall
and Sam Houston tHoustonl each
put one man on the composite Sc
lection.
It was necessary 70 put twelve
men on the mythical club as Du-
mesneil Of Port Arthur and Heck
err Of Sam Houston. tied for the
fourth backfield post. each with
three votes.
Two players were unanimous
choices. BUvce MagneSs. brilliant
Breckenridge quarterback, and
knight. Port Arthur. end. were
chosen BY all Of the nine critics.
Cox, Breckenridge tackle. received
eight votes. and LaTo-. Forest Ave
nue. guard. seven They were. an
parently. the outstanding quartet
In the state.
Fred NicllauE. big Amarillo cen
ter, had the distinction on being
widely picked ~ two positions. He
was placed AZ cent r by four critics
and at tackle by two others.
Selecting the player 70 hold down
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Bobby Dodd Proves
Real Field General

ATLANTA. Jan. 2-lP)-Fans and
critics. who nominated Bobby Dodd,
T~ennessee's Sharpshootcr. for the
quarterback post on the 1929 Dixie
All-Star football team have had
their judgment vindicated.
In a game for charity Dodd and
his old team mate. Buddy Hack
mann, put on a show yesterday.
Dodd tossed two passes which Hack
man converted into touchdownS,
and Hack galloped "A yards for the
other score. The eleven recruited
from the northern half of the south
ern conference topped the Cardinal
squad from tine south, 2l-l2.
Dunlap or Georgia Tech climazed
a 40-yard drive with a short thrust
over center for n touchdown and
later threw a 22-yard pass across
the goal line TO Tom Jones, also OF
Georgia Tech.
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MIDDLEWEST
PROVES BEST
Southwest All-Stars Fall
Before Superior
Battlers
owNBY STADIUM. Dallas. Jan

OwNBY STADIUM. Dallas, Jan.
2.-Pp-Gridiron stars Of the Mid
west. a husky. hard driving group.
proved superior TO the Southwest
a~ll-stars In a wild scoring battle
here yesterday. The score was Is
to u.
More than $4,000 excited fans saw
the big northern eleven come back
to batter across three touchdown5
and sew up the decision after the
Southwest had Embossed a sharp
passing attack TO tic the count 6
TO 6. at the half.
It was a golden iuggcrraut that
Coach Jimmy Phelan turned loose
on the srrapping representatives oi
this section. There was nothing
fancy about the midwest oFfense. II
consisted. principally, of a running
attack built about Pest WEIGH, Tex
as thunderbolt who went to Purdue
for his schooling, and thre7 or four
others who play a similar brand Of
football. When Welch wasn't smash
ing off the Southwest tackles and
around the ends. II "a RabhDltz Oi
wisconsin, or Gombis Of Michigan.
or Holman Of Ohio state, or Walker
of Illinois.
The Southwest eleven, sadly out
weighed. made a brave fight Of 1t
and gave the spectators a run for
their money. but there was no doubt
Of the superiority Of the Midwest
crew. Not only did the invaders
demonstrate their ability 70 drive
straight down the field for two
touchdowns. but they rubbed IL in
slightly by stealing the Southvest's
" thunder and putting across a
couple more via the aerial route.
Only once did the Southwest sup
porterS have an opportunity 10 get
enthusiastic. That was toward the
close of the second period when the
homelings passed their way from
midfield for n touchdown that tied
the score, s TO s. In the course Of
that march eight passes were COM
pleted. Gels of Arkansas who shared
with Grubbs of Texas Christian
what honors there were in the
Southwest backfield made the score.
The same combination GrubbS e
Gels. also scored the Southwest
other touchdown in the third period.
Gels made several sensational
catches Of the riflelike hcaves from
Grubbs.
After the second period the in
vaders had an effective defense
against the Southwest'S passing at
tack. While the guards and ends
rushed Grubbs so hard he scarcely
had time TO get the ball out Of his
hands-and frequently did not Get
rid Of 1.-THE tackles blocked the
Southwest ends.
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FIGHTS LAST
&1NIGHT&A
DIV The Associated Prcss)


PHILADELPHIA - Gorilla Jones,
Akron. O., outpointed Billy Angelo,
Leiperville. Pa, G0). Sergeant SAM
mey Baker. New York, outpointed
Gene Moretti, Atlantic City. N. j.,
G0l.
CINCINNATI - Freddy Miller.
Cincinnati. knocked out Willie
Michel. Belgium, ca.
CLEVELAND - frankie Simms.
Cleveland. stopped Pete Wistort,
Chcaigo. 90.
COLUMBUS. o. - Eddie Shea,
Chicago, defeated Mike O'Dowd
Columbus. foul. 90. Sammy Gold
berg Columbus knocked out Danny
Smith, indianapolis, Q).
PORTLAND. Ore. Wesley Ket-
chell. Portland, outpointed Herman
Retzlaff. Minot. ~. d., u0).
BUFFALO, N. Y.-Tommy Paul,
Buffalo. outpointed Johnny Datto,
Cleveland. co..
CANTON, O.-George Cook, Aus
tralia. outpointed frankie Wine,
Montana, u0).
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Em@@a The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION Gzm#s

high as I had expected under its
new management, 1t played to far
more people than 1t had for several
years. On the other hand. neither
st. Louis nor Washington was as
successful as I had anticipated.
Nevertheless. the American League.
as q unit. played TO larger attend
anc than It did IN 1928.
Happy Over Series
Naturally. 1 cannot but express
satisfaction c the result Of the
world serieS In which the Athletics
four out Of five games from
the Chicago Nationals. Prior 70 the
series, / was quoted as saying the
Athletics would win because the
American League. for feasons then
advanced by me. was stronger than
the National. The series results
proved / was correct IN my dag
nosis Of te conditions.
1t is my sincere belief that the
American League race OF 1880 will
be more holly contested right down
the line than Il was in 1929. Cleve-
land must be considered a a con-
tender: Detroit. Washington and 81.
Louis should give a bet<r account
az themselves. Each ~ stronger
than It's 1929 record. Chicago can
be congratulated upon the acquisi-
ton of Donnie Bus has manager.
Under his direction the White SoX
will show great improvement.
Sox Better
The Boston Red Sox have made a
few changes which should make
them A better ball club. They al
ready have one Of the best pitching
staffs In the country. III they de-
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WdlOOn DumeSnell y PIT. Arthur 3
Players who received votes but
did not place on the all-state team
were:
Ends: Shear. Waco, II: Price. Lub-
book. 2; Richardson. Breckenridge
CSan Antonio) Il: Barfield, Port
Arthur, 4; Watson Gilmer CCIass
b. 4.
Tackles: Bennett, Brownsville. 3:
Nicklaus. Amarillo. ?.
Guards: Summers. Brownsville
|; Golasinski, John Reagan CHous-
tom /.
Center: Turner. Port Arthur. 2;
Mcmillan. Waco. i; Hagler, Gle
burne. j; Moore. Denton L.
Backs: Samano. Brownsville. 2.
Grandstaff. Denton, 2; Graham.
Breckenridge. 2; Nash, Ball High
oGalveston) 1; Rufkin. Amarillo. Il:
Cabler. Brownsville, /, Frye, JEFF
Davis Houstonl /.
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the end opposite knight gave the
experts a peck OF trouble. G.. Gary
or Breckenridge finally won 1t WITH
only three votes. His closest rival
was Price Of Lubbock. with two.
-Four others received one vote each
Price was said to have been an
outstanding end. but few CT the
states sport scribes had an op-
p%ortunity TO see him in action.
The m \ observers who contri-
buted teams to the composite out
fit were "To0kie" Sheppard. News,
Port Arthur; Victor Emmanuel,
News. Galveston: JIM Tucker,
News-Tribune. Waco: Victor J wis.
News. Dallas; Victor Davis. News.
Dallas; Bill Parker. Tines Herald.
Dallas. PreXy Anderson. News.
Abilene; Wcs Hodges. American
breckenridge. Elmo Angel. Re-
cord Chronicle. Denton: and Har-
old v. Ratliff, Times-Review. Gle
burne.
Following Is the team. with num-
Der or votes received by each
PLAYER: