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Fellows Hall, proceeds to be used TO
detray the expenses Of a Chart
g1.lent Of the order. A four-pie--
orchestra furnished q delightful
musical program. There was a gooc
Attendance. with several people
from other Valley cities patronlz
ing the social. The worthy caus
for which funds were being RAISED
attracted a great deal Of local at
tentlOn.
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home Of Mrs. Douglas Mackenzie.
The card rooms were beautifully
d decorated with many-colored
petunaiS. and the chosen color
note was reflected, in the bridge
and refreshment course equipment.
Mrs. A. @. Statham made the club
high score and Mrs. A. l.. Cramer
was awarded the second prize. The
hostess served a light r~efreshment
course at close Of the games.
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MRS TERRY
ENTFRTiINS

Mrs. L. F. Terry was hostess t.
members Of the Christian Mission
airy Society at her home I'D South
EainburE Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
A. q. Mcintyre lea the devotion
ais and conducted the study les
son. The hostess served a light re-
lrcshment course.
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Edinburg Society
BETA BRIDGE
CLUB


Mrs. w. D. Gardner was hostess
to members Of the Beta Bridge
club at her home Wednesday after
noon. The rooms were prettily de-
corated with flowers, and the bridge
tallies reflected a unique idea Of
the hostess. Mrs. John D. McKin-
ney made the high score and Mrs
Jennings was awarded the cut
favor. The hostess served a salad
course during the afternoon.
ENTERTAINS
CLUB
Members Of the Corona Bridge
club gathered for their regular
weekly meeting Tuesday at the
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PERSONALS

Ed Patterson, who has been in
Weslaco for the past three months.
is back.
MI. and Mrs. @. q. Waller had
a. their guest the past week her
brother. Burtis Wall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eliza Perry, MI. and Mrs. Oslo
Wetherly. all OF Rusk.
Miss Iris Snow Of San Benito was
a guest Of Miss Helen Tandy Sun
day.
w. H. Patterson and Charles
Engler left Sunday for Amarillo
and other points for a short yaca-
ton.
I. A. Barr returned Sunday from
San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hansen left
Sunday for Minnesota.
IN. and Mrs. Ira King left the
first Of the week for north Texas.
Mrs. Fl. j. Tandy was q guest
Monday Of Mrs. Tansill Of Browns
vile.
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MRS GARDNER
HOSTESS

Mrs. w. d. Gardner was hostess
on Friday to members Of the Hi-Lo
Bridge club. Zinnias were used In
the floral decorations and match
ing colors were used in the bridge
and refreshment table equipment.
A beautiful cut boquet vas award
ed TO Mrs. A. r.. Baker as the high
score prize. and Mrs. jennings
won the cut favor. A frozen salad
curse vas served as refreshments
by the hostess.
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DINNER PARTY
ON BIRTHDAY

Mrs. Douglas Bounds entertained
with a dinner party Thursday eve
ming, complimenting her husband.
the occasion being his birthday.
Guests for the dinner were: DR..
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CLUB HOSTESS
FRIDAY

Mrs. N. G.. Chatelle was hostess
on Friday afternoon to the men,
.bers Of the Swastika club at her
home. The afternoon was spent in
needle work. Dainty refreshments
were served.
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Summer Brides Are
Rio Hondo Society
Honorees at Showers
Especial to The Herald.l

RIO HONDO, Aug. 1.-Two recent brides were honorees at showers
here this week. Both affairs, in view Of the warm weather. we're ap-
propriate in their settings on the lawns of the homes OF the hostesses-
The first shower, in the early part of the week, was given by Mrs.
John Raymond Jones and Miss Mamie Lee Burleson. honoring Mrs J B.
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r AT
HOME

At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grade Galloway, west OF Edlnburg.
and with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed r.
Smith as co-hostesseS. a number Ny.
intimate friends OF the hosts
gathered on Friday for a barbecue
party. The lawn was set with
chairs and pillows for the occasion
and the barbecue supper was en-
joyed in the open. A social hour
followed.
Those attending e r Messrs and
Mesdames j.. 4. Mcclellan. c. a
Price. J. z. Berry. F. II. Barfield
T. j. Felker, A. E. Potter, r. r.
Carter. w. c.. Killough. A. G
Haioh. E. M. Smith. D. r. Har ilev
J N. Vogler. (. r. Blackburn. II.
@ Ferguson. III. Y. Barnett. Arthur
Chatv OF San Antonio. Mrs. Flor
Metzler. Cleveland. Ohio. houz0
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Potter. anr
l. H. Moore. OF Cononsburg. Pa.
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T-%fC-SWTAI
LlT OLnIITO

A group Of young people enjoyed
a swim ana picnic at laAe O-mito
-SeurGay c.. ng. hcnOring Miss
-alzs Critchett on her birthday.
those enjoying this happy event
.e-e Bernard and Emily Gobar. II.
I. and Helen Tandy. Julia BowIes.
aty Courtney. Truman and Floyd
-.nIln and the hCnoree.
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Los Fresnos
DINNER BRIDGE
ENJOYED

ENJOYED
Thursday evening the members of
the Neighborhood Bridge club en-
ioyed q chicken dinner at the Big
Boy cafe. After dinner they motored
to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
er BoSles. where bridge was en-
loved. Refreshments were served
after the games.
WALTERS HOSTS
TO CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Waller were
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BIBLE CLASS
MEETS

Members OF the Presbyterian
Bible Study Class held their
monthly meeting al the church
annex Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Ernest NJ. Smith led the Bible
study which dealt with the Book
of Romans, an exhaustive resume
being given by the leader and in
dividual topics being taken BY
various members.
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'Uifh Eeee%tOQG 20 gire
Lower Prices and Greater Values!

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tionally, for reducing our costs and
building volume business on small
profits.
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All tires guaranteed without limita-
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REBEKAH LODGE
HOLDS SOCIAL

Members Of the Rebekah Lodge
gave a public ice cream benefit
social Monday evening at the Ode
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hosts to the members Of the Los
amigos Bridge club. High honors
ere given to frs. G. l.. Chatelle
ard S. F. H-nd1r-cn.
salad course va, ,erved by the
hostess assisted by her daughter,
Miss Alene.
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MISS SMITH HOSTESS
At SWIMMING PARTY

Miss Florence Smith was hostes,
Tuesday evening to a party o.
friends at Cascade Pool. Those at
tending were dressed in the "gart
Of many nations Miss Elise Earl
Of San Benito, being adjudged the
most cleverly costumed and award
ed a pair of bathing wings ard {
hand-painted cap. The party made
the trip In autos and after ar
hour spent in the waters repaired
TO the Smith home near Edir. burg
where dancing and music was
enjoyed by a number of the guests
while the remainder made ur
three tables OF bridge.
There we're about fifteen guests
present. Miss Elise Earl won the
high score at bridge. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Ridgeway carried of
the prize for dancing stunts. A
midnight lunch of chicken salad
coffee and waters was served. Miss
Earl is spending Two weeks at the
Smith home.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and MRS. 3. Fl. Camp, OF
Temple. guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. I. Wilson; Miss Elise Earl, San
7enito, guest Of Miss Florence
NTH. Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Thomp-
IN, OF Miami, Florida: j. l.. Sand
rs and Mr.. VIII Widner. Hous-
On. David Hooks and Mr. Adams
San Antonio. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Z. Terry.
Mrs. A. j. Ross, ST.. and daugh-
ters. Mrs. H. j. Berney and Miss
Matte Belle. are spending the
week-end in Corpus Christi. They
-iil be accompanied home by Mrs.
IN. O. Gocde, or Port O'Connor,
'-ther or Mrs Ross.
Mrs. y. II. McManus and children,
hel and Felix. have gone 70
knoxville. Tenn. to visit with Mrs.
TcManus' mother. Miss Nora
amer Will spend the weekend In
San Antonio. Ruth and Ethel
Cameron, Of rural Edinburg. will
rpend the weekend In Browns
vile with Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Edward left
Friday for Columbia. Miss, for
an extended visit with Mrs. c. L.
Potter. formerly Of this city. Jack
Wilmer and r. L. Todd will fish
AZ Point Isabel the weekend. Mrs.
Ruth Doty left Friday for Sausenac,
Michigan.
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I'VE abandoned our position as
the worlds largest builder OF four
cylinder cars" Mfr. Knudsen ex-
planned, because the volume we
had built up. coupled with the
tremendous purchasing power OF
General Motors. enabled Us 10 put
two extra cylinders In our cars
and yet retain the price range
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Manager. stated that the fact OF
establishing q new record was
significant mainly In that II indie
ated a definite public preference
for the performance and luxury
which N six affords In the low
priced field.
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SIN PLIES
UNDER THE T.

''hE patented Double Cord Breaker pro-
ndes for two extra plies Of cord right
under the tread They take mp road shocks
and resist puncturcs and blowouts. I'm the Fire
stone Anchor Super Heavy Duty this means
B plies under the iread-Extra strength right
where the wear comes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-27
Man Writes Valley
Means Contentment
Especial to The Herald.)

WESLACO. March PA letter
has been received from Edward
Baker OF Pennington, Mich, who
left the Valley a little over a month
ago for Florida. He remained in
Florida two weeks and upon his re-
turn home. write that the ci-
trus industry in Florida cannot
compare with that in the Valley.
Mr.. Baker further stated that II
was his desire to always be content
ed where he was. but that he could
not look forward to complete con-
tentment until he could permanently
make his home in the Valley.
Milk valued at 500. 900 900 was
sold by North Carolina farmers last
year.
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ENTRY LIST IS
LARGEST EVER
Approximately 700 Boys
And Girls Will Take
Part In Meet

With the largest entry yer list
ed-approximately TOO boys and
sirls-Brownsville and Stuart Place
appear likely winners Of the Cam
eron county field and track meet
which will be held at Harrington
Friday and Saturday.
Although San Benito has not
turned out a track squad. two other
schools are entering teams for the
first time. These are Olmito and
Point Isabel. Altogether. some 22o
girls and 450 boys will take part III
the two day event.
Brownsville, last years "A" cham
pion, again looks strong. The title
will likely be between the Eagles
and Rio Hondo this year. Harlin-
gen and La Feria have not entered
enough men to cop sufficient sec
onds, thirds and fourths to win out.
The b" championship will likely
be between Stuart Place and Fl jar
din. Stuart Place Is expected TO
push over q victory from the sheer
number Of men she has entered.
The meet will open Friday at 3
o.. N. when boys and girls tennis
will run off. Only one defending
champion Is back on deck. She Is
Miss Ferguson OF Stuart Place.
The dopesters give her q good
chance TO repeat.
The events follow:
Friday
. n. m.-Boys tennis singles; girls
singles and girls doubles teams re-
port to fair ground tennis grounds
at Harlingen. Following are en-
tries:
Boys Sing'~s
brownsville, Jack ferguson; Fl
Jardin, Matthias or Underwood;
Stuart Place. wyrick: Wilson Tract,
O'Rear or Day: San Benito. Richey
or Turpin; Rio Hondo, Schnabl;
Harlingen, unnamed.
Girls Singles
Brownsville, Eugenia Barber;
Santa Rosa, Margaret ONeh'
Stuart Place, Ferguson; Wilson
Tract. DuBose or Bouldin; San Be
nito. Hulsey or Tandy; Rio Hondo'
Leona Dack: Harlingen, unnamed
Girls Doubles
brownsville, z. Cherry and <.
Cherry; Santa Rosa, Baurmann ana
Russell; San Benito. NJ Barber ano
Hagedorn; wilson Tract. Wiikins
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WALKER Wins
U. 7. BOARD
Vote S-3 TO Retain Coach
Over Protest of Other
Athletic Mentors

AUSTIN, March 27-fP- The
University OF Texas Athletic council
last night voted eight TO three 10
recommend Fred Walker, head
basketball coach, for re : employ
ment. A storm had been raging
around Coach Walker for weeks,
and at the first meeting to discuss
renewal Of his contract the council
voted five to five with one not yot-
ing on the proposition.
Not only did the council recon-
mend his retention. but II proposed
an increase in salary Of $500 an
nually. His stipend would be $4,000
yearly.
The council recommendation will
go to President II. Y. Benedict and
then TO the board Of regents for
ratification.
DR.. D. K. Brace. president of the
council, said only Walkers con-
tract had been acted on. The con-
tract OF William Disch, baseball
coach. expires in June. and he an
nounced recently unless the squab-
bling with the athletic council
ceased he would not be a candidate
for reelection. Disch and Clyde
Littlefield, head football coach.
had protested Walkers re-employ-
ment.
Present with the council was a
committee from the board OF re-
gents composed Of Beauford Jester
OF Corsicana, Wilmot Odell OF Fort
Worth and DR.. Edwin Randall OF
Galveston They had been appoint
ed TO make an investigation Of the
athletic disturbance and to recon-
mend a means Of ending 1t forever.
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Woman Pro Ally
Caught With Booze

PAMPA, March 27-P-For six
months. Miss Beulah Alfred has
fought rum and what she termed
the disregard Of officers for the
prohibition laws. Today she was
under arrest. charged with trans
porting liquor.
Miss Alfred protested she bought
the whiSkey to take before a grand
jury in furtherance OF her campaign,
and was merely displaying 1t before
using It for the intended purpose;
but J. I. Downs. police chief. point
ed out that the law did not recog-
nize possibly good intentions.
Immediately after her arrest,
Miss Alfred. who has conducted her
anti-rum campaign with mlmeog-
raphed broadsides. advised the gov
ernor Of her plight.
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Kingsville Woman
Buried Wednesday

HARLINGEN. March 27.-Fun-
eral services were held here Wednes-
day for Mrs. Sarah p. Hardcastle Of
Kingsville. who died there Tuesday.
Services were held at Thompson's
chapel. with Rev. w. w. Lee, Bap-
list pastor. in charge.
Mrs. H~ardcastle's husband was
buried here about two years ago. She
was well known In the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-27

PORTS CHATS
With Hal EuStQce


OF Brownsville. The previous mark
was ten flat, made when Burgess
was performing under the Aggie
banner. Due to the fact this event
comes 90 early In the season, this
was considered good time. AS a
usual thing, ~sprinters have not
reached their best form that early
in the season.
Quick, the Makeup
PRIMO CARNERA, the man
mountain from Italy. has been Of
fered the part Of Hercules in q
film epic. With his experience In
American boxing circles. he also
should be able to handle the role
Of King Midas acceptably. II he
must become histrionic. however.
he would fit in better a the giant
on a tank carnival.
BARNUM was wrong. Not one
every minute. but about ten. The
American public flocks in to see
Camera tip over set-ups out IN the
sticks. He hasn't met a single fight
er vet. Fifth raters and has-beens
are his style. He NAV be the real
article. but he has it to prove. A
Campolo-C Camera fight would be a
great drawing card and a test OF
the Italians ability. Then we would
suggest Mr.. Godfrey Of Leiperville
IL "Carny" escaped with huge car
cass.
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GIRLS
ARE LEADING
Seven TO One That SoutI
Will Retain Court
Title

WICHITA. Ras., March 27-F-
The National A. A. u. girls basket
ball title today had q seven to OF
chance Of remaining in Dixie fo
another year as eight teams pre-
pared to enter the quarter finals c
the fourth annual powder put
tournament.
Seven blonde and brunette sex
tets representing Texas, Arkansas
Alabama and Oklahoma, led b
the national champs, the Dalla
Sun Oilers end a lone entry fror
the tournament city, Wallenstein
raffmanS. last night survived seconl
round engagements
Besides the champions. who eli
minated the Kansas City Elliotn
Is TO is, two other Texas sextet
will take the floor tonight. The
are the Dallas Golden Cyclones
runners-up last year, who defeate4
the Hartman. Ark, Ramblers. "a
to 20. and the Randolph Collea
co-eds of Cisco. who upset the Biri
City. Kas., Lions. IS TO ~.
Georgia counties last year re
ceived S2.l80.099 as their share q
tax on gasoline.
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aEHzH The ROWNSVHL HERALD SPORTS SECTION gm@E
Stuart Place Seen Winners of County Meet
and DuBose or Bouldin; Harlingen,

and DuBose or Bouldin; Harrington,
unnamed.
2 d. m.-Senior girls volley ball
teams will report to Harlingen high
school. Following schools have en-
tered teams: Brownsville, Har-
lingen, Santa Rosa, Rio Hondo, La
Feria, Wilson Tract and San Be-
nito.
Q a. m.-Boys doubles tennis
teams will report to Fair grounds
tennis courts. Entries are as fol-
lows: Brownsville. Love and Fer
guson; FL Jardin, Matthias and IN
derwood; Wilson Tract, O'Rear and
Day; San Benito. Hinkley and
WEIGH or Richey; Rio Hondo,
Grantham and Roy; Harlingen, I'M
named.
8 a. m.-Junior boys playground
baseball teams will report at Har-
lingen high school. Entries: Rio
Hondo, La Feria, San Benito. Will
son Tract, Stuart Place. FL Jardin.
Rangerville, Point Isabel, Highlands
and Brownsville.
8 a. m.-Juniors girls playground
baseball teams will report at Har-
lingen high school. Entries: FL
Jardin, Brownsville. Stuart Place,
Wilson Tract, San Benito, La Feria,
Rio Hondo and Santa Rosa.
Track and field events divided
into three classes, A. B and junior
bows. The A division Is made up
Of schools having more than l20O
enrolled in their high sihoil. This
includes Brownsville, San Benito.
Harlingen, La Feria and Rio Hondo-
The B division Is composed OF all
high schools with less than 100 en-
rolled. Junior boys and girls events
are based upon age limit OF under
Is on the first Of September 1929.
Track for Seniors
$40 a. m.-General meeting Of
coaches and officials at new Harlin-
gen high school track.
0 a. m.-l20 yards high hurdles,
class B.
els a. m.-1oo-yards dash, class
3.
$50 a. m.-22o-yards low hurdles,
class A
Gao a. m.-22o-yards low hurdles,
class B.
9:55 a. m.-22O-yards dash, class
A.
1910 a. m.-22o-yards dash. class
3.
Afternoon
2 D. m.-120-yards high hurdles
finals, class A.
2:05 D. m.-l20-yards high hur-
dies finals, class B.
ais p. m-i00-yardS dash fl
mails, class A.
2:2o p. m.-1Oo-yards dash finals,
class B.
2:25 p. m.-sso-yards run. class
A.
2:3o p. m.-sS0 yards run, class
B.
2:4o p. m.-22o-yards low hurdles
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finals, class A.
2:45 p. m.-220-yards low hur-
dies finals, class B.
ass p. m.-440-yards dash H.
nails. class A.
3 p. m~.-44o-yards dash finals,
class 3.
sos p. m.-22o-yards dash fl
nails, class A.
$40 p. m-22o-yards dash finals,
class 3.
3:l5 p. m.-One mile run, class A.
$3.50 p. m.-One mile run, class 3.
3:45 p. m.-One mile relay, class
B.
p. m.-One mile relay, class A.
Senior Field Events
8 a. m.-Class A pole vault and
discus throw.
$50 a. m.-Class 3 pole vault
and discus throw.
10 a. m.-Class A broad jump and
shot put.
2 p. m.-class 3 broad Jump and
shot put.
2:3o p. m.-Class A high jump
and javelin throw.
3:l5 p. m-Class B high iump
and javelin throw.
Junior Boys
1890 a. m--5o yards dash, pre-
liminaries.
1880 a. MOO yards dash, pre-
liminaries.
1l:l0 a. m.-50-yards finals.
1880 q. m.-100-yardS dash fl
mails.
HISS a. m.-440-yards relay.
Field Events
1890 a. m.-Pull up tchinning).
lO:45 a. m.-Broad jump.
Ills a. m.-Hirh iump.
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H;rh Patinos Held
Bv Mission Schools

MISSION. March 27.-Mission
public schools have AGAIN received
the highest rating possible. accord
ing to the rating book Of the Asso-
citation Of Colleges and secondary
schools Just received here by the
lo~al school authorities.
The Mission schools became a
member OF this association in 1924.
and have held continuous member
shin ever since. entitiinv the grad
yates ~ the local schools TO enter
rnv nublic institution Of learning in
the United States without examina-
ton.
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GAMES

At San Antonio. Tex.-New York
CND O.: Chicago CAD 3 q innings.J
At Tampa, Fla.-Detroit (A) II;
Brooklyn CN) 3.
At Winter Haven, Fla.-Philadel-
phia CN) s; Philadelphia CAD 2.
At st. Petersburg. Fla.-Rochester
Cd IL; st. Louis M Y.
At Oakland, Calif.-Pittsburg N)
10; Oakland Up. G. ID 9.
At Orlando. F7a.-Cincinnati N)
8; Columbus CAD 8.
At New Orleans, La.-New Or
leans IS. A) 6; Cleveland CAD 2
AT Los Angeles. Calif.-Chicago
(N) IL; Los Angeles Up. c. L. u.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-27
HIIDALGO MEET

Especial 70 The Herald)
EDINBURG, March 27-The HI
dalgo county field and track meet
will be held here Friday and Satur-
day Of this week.
The entry list is said to be I'm
usually large.
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SUMMARY

Barometrtc pressure was rather
high this morning from the Cana
dian Northwest. south and southeast
to the Gulf coast, and relatively low
apparently over northern Mexico.
Rain, sleet and snow, and unseason-
~ low temperatures attends the high
pressure area, while snow-storms
and strong winds still continue In
the Great Lakes region and ada
cent states. In fact. rather winterish
conditions prevailed practically
throughout the United States this
morning, except in the far western
states.
BULLETIN
First figures, lowest temperature
last night: second. highest yester-
day; third. wind velocity at 8 a. m.
fourth, precipitation in last "a
hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-27

The Wichita Aviators (McAllen)
are two games to the good today
following their 1876 victory over
Denver yesterday afternoon. The
Aviators have conditioned them
selves quickly and at this time look
like winners OF the Grapefruit
league title.
The Harlingen game was rained
out by a slow drizzling shower.
The McAllen game was called In
the seventh lining on account or
darkness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-27
Rurres' Record
GRAPEFRUIT LEAGUE
RexnIfs

At McAllen: Wichita Is. Denver 8.
At Harrington: Des Moines-O Omaha
rained cut.
Schedule Thursday
Des Moines at Mission.
Wichita at San Benito.
Friday
Des Moines at McAllen.
Omaha at San Benito.