Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-29
/: Brownsville Red Ants Beat Harlingen 49,
The
Sports
Spade
By Hal
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q N u u y
CHIEF GEORGE. Brownsville's
foremost golfer. will leave here to-
day for Mexico City where he viii
participate IN the annual touIlla-
ment staged at the Mexican capitai
each Nov. 1 George has won three
tournaments OF late. two OF them IN
Mexico. one was at Tamplco anu
the other at Monterrey. Mexican
golfers have a high regard for MS
ability and he Is given a good chance
to be among the top flight golfers
in the tournament.
WITH HIM will go DR.. B. O.
works and Mrs. Works. Mrs. George
White also will make the trip. Mrs
Works and Mrs. White Will enter
the vomen's tournament and are
given a good chance to finish among
the leaders. Chief has been getting
as much practice as possible Of late.
despite the bad weather. He played
al Harlingen early this week ana
went around in two above par.
THEE ARE several promising
games on the Texas "A high school
football docket this week. In Dis
trict Eight. the undefeated MaroohS
meet the runner-up. Breckenridge
In District one. Amarillo and Luo-
bock. two unoefea.ed clubs, Will
clash. IN District TWO. the three I'M
defeated leaders play lesser CLUBS
In district Three. Oak Cliff ana
woodrow Wilson clash. They are
leader and runner-up IN the Dallas
half If the district. The big music
in District Four will be a clash be-
tween Corsicana and Waco, both
undefeated.
THE SULPHUR Springs-Green
VILE game will be the feature event
in District Five. Both are undefeat-
ed. Tyler Palestine Is the headliner
in District Six. Both Of these clubs
are undefeated also.
Brownsville fans saw the first
Howard Jones offense shown n
this section when the Laredo Tl2-
ers PLAYED the Screaming Eagles
last Friday. True. the Tigers could
not make IL work against the
Brownsville forwards. but Il was
easy TO see the advantage OF the
Jones shift. The best thrust was
a smash inside OF tackle. TIE
foundation is laid for this power
play BY running enough plays &c
the outside 10 draw the defensive
tackle out. Then comes the smash
inside OF tackle. Hard driving and
heavy cross blocking make this
play go
THE TEAM comes out Of a hud-
die and shifts to form in an In
balanced line with the backs TO
me side. The rear mar is about
four and one half .'arfs directly
cshind center. The ball Is snapped
70 him. The right wing back on the
play clocks the defensive left END
cur. The right end, together with
the right tackle. pushes the de-
fensive left guard back and over
the center Of the line. The full
back and the right half swipe the
defensive tackle as he comes across
and carry him out. The rear mar
starts as though to go wide. but
cuts down the field over the hole
left by the right end The right
guard comes out and acts as a
personal interferer for the rear
man. The play is fundamentally
sound and packs lots OF punch
when properly executed By a good
squad.
LAREDO couldn't muster the
strength TO punch through the
Brownsville tackles. Not only did
fsev find the tackle positions
5srong. but they found the entire
i.rward wall well nigh impreg-
nable 10 their running attack They
soon took 10 the air and Il cost
them plenty.
Pot Shots
Indiana plays Purdue annually
for possession OF the Old Oaker
Bucket This year that's about al
they'll be PLAYING for. too.
CHARGE OF PROSECUTING
HAVE INVOLVED BIG JIM
BAUSCH OF KANSAS AND 9TH
Err BIG SIX FOOTBALL STARS.
OGOOFTY SAYS IT'S ALL
BAuSCH.
OF Lebanon Colleges stars
were susp led for drinking.
gambling and swearing. Football
players shouldn't try to be col
leEiate.
A Drexel College football PLAYER
was barred because he had PLAYED
In q professional game though he
pi-yed for nothing. WHY should a
young mar play with pros for moth
Ing when he can turn his talents
TO profitable uses in college,
Football players at George Wash
iington University demanded a
raise In pay. And what with times
such as they are too
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