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Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-24
Valley Shipments

Carrots and peas stole the stage
from lettuce in week end shipments
from the valley, total of 80 ears
of peas and 35 of carrots being
shipped against 81 ears of lettuce
for tine two days. Lettuce totals
for the season now stand at l9,955
cars FOR the entire valley with I'll
Centro's share at 3,lol ears.
Saturdays shipments were as fol-
lows; Peas-Calipatria, l. cars;
tstelIe' b; Turn, .; Brawlcy, .; ana
Ncrdant, !. Calexieo, q;
iloltvillc, 6; Brawley, >, and FL
Centre, !. Carrots IIoltvillc, 10;
l'rawleN = Grapefruit-El Centro'
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-24

dealer has just the right paint for
your needs and the proper brushes
with which You may secure the best
results. AS you do these small bits
Of painting about your house, the
color habit will become more and
more interesting, each time you try
something new.
There is no set rule for color, you
must use it just where you want 1t,
in this way creating your own color
schemes, which will give to your
home that touch of individuality
which we all desire.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-24
@larke0

LOS ANGELES, Mar. ~. UP
Following are today's market quota
tions:
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-24

FL Centre, l. Peas-Calipatria, g.;
Estelle, 5; and Turn, .. Lettuce:
CaleXico, /; Holtville, l.
Thirty three cars will be needed
for today, Is each for Holtville and
Calipatria and for FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-24
LIVESTOCK

HOGS-230O; slow, carly sales 80
cents lower, Few loads eastern
butchers, Sll.45 to $ll.Gj.
CATTLE - 1900; mostly steady;
bulk steers, including McNicans, Sll
10 $l2, fed held at $3.50. Bulk cows,
7'.25 to $S.75; top $9.95. Bulk veal
crs $l$ to $3.50.
SllEEP-36Oo; very slow, bidding
sharply on wooled lambs. Four decks
around Il pound Navaioe SpringerS,
sl2,5O sorted 10 per cent at &ll. Cali
tornla ewes steady at $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-24

I; CaleXico, l. Mixed vegetables
Fl Centre, l car.
Yesterday activities were confin-
ed to carrots, peas and lettuce.
lloltvillc led in the carrot ship
ments with ii cars, Brawley, 8; and
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-24
Permit Granted
For Auto Court

S. G. Ycttcr has taken out a per
init for the erection Of a % unit
auto court at Imperial and FL Cen
tro avenues at an estimated cost
Of $4,000, construction TO begin
within few days.
These courts are TO be 70 X IA
feet in dimension, and each is to
contain a kitchcncttc, shower and
toilet, making them up to date in
every detail for the convenience Of
the motoring public.
This brings the total in building
permits for the current month to
$50, ,025, giving the officials Of the
engineering department Il solid
basis for their estimate that 1890
viii be the banner year in FL Cen
tro building.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-24

a small dining room or hall. They
are no doubt more effective when
used in Il room of few openings and
help to give Il feeling Of the room
being well furnished when q min
imum Of pieces are used. They also
eliminate the need for pictures or
other wall ornaments. As Il screen
to conceal the kitchen from the din
ing room, in the smaller homes,
where there is no pass pantry, there
is nothing more effective than one
made of the scenic wallpaper.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-24

iron or hammered iron. Bolts
would be used for interior doors in
place of locks and keys.
The kitchen IS planned for con
vcnicnce and its arrangement is 4
step-saving one, meeting the ap-
proval of experts of Good House
keeping Institute. The house is
planned for 50-foot lot, and would
be especially fine located on cor
ner site.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-22
APARTMENTS OE LUX
 SOON READY AT JA|L

Extensive and exotic improve ments have been made to the jail in the federal building, and all will soon be very comfy ana inviting
 Tn the "bull pen" for instanse, where everything is newly plast- cred and cemented and the shower bath in perfect order, they have new way of hanging canvas berths.
 Lower four has already been applied for. but there are still some desirable locat ons even the uppers being devoid of cln- derS, it is said Those desiring to make reservations should ap- ply at once, because it looks like cold, hard winter.
 And they do say the cuisine is parexcellent.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-22

No stale bakery goods here at any time. Fresh pastries, cakes and bread every day at the Electric Bakery.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-22

EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES DEVEfOpTNG. PRINTING, EN ATTACHMENTS, HAND COLOKED
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-22

Mrs James Mcconnell left to- day for Anchorage where she has been called to qualify as a juror for the term of the district court.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-22

Amanda's Hand Laundry now open for business.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-22

Elmer McNamee is said to up trapping up Resurrection valley
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-22

Al meat ana n0tn1ng else In ne Frye-Bruhn Meat Market
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-22
WHY, AND WHAT FOR

Mendenhall Glacier-Near Ju- neau; named after Supt. Thos. Corwin Mendehall of the Coast Survey, in 1892
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-22
AT I'll: HOTELS
VAN GLIDER $. Cunning

VAN GTIDER-J. 5. Cunning ham, Anchorage; E. c. Elmes, An chorage. E. F. Chamberlain, Mc- Carthy. Hale Alexander, Detroit Chas. Mclaughlin Wm. Clarke, of San Francisco: David A. Hoffman Seattle, Mrs. Al Hiltz, Fairbanks, c. w. Issaacs and Mrs. O " Is- aacs, Fairbanks; Chas w. Thomp- son, Fairbanks, Ted Olson, Fair banks; Mrs. Peter Grandson, Fair banks, MT. and Mrs. Joe Tender son; Mrs. Eleanor Marsh, Anchor age; F. J. Hart; Reginald Vernon; F. G. Betts, Juneau; T. J. McCar thy, Juneau, L. Berlin, Juneau, c. A. Pallana. Anchorage. Mrs. Bes- ' sic Carlow, Los Angeles; Carl Kiel, D. M Wingfield, Matanuska ' SEWARD Mike Deegan, F- J- Y Mckenzie; c. A. Shonacker; R. C- Iockhead; s C Gallagher, Snig Sannon, Cordova; Violet Wray, E. Espey, Seattle; Ed Wood, Valdez, U. M. Reiter. Seattle: Mrs Q. w. Wayne and children, Latouche, J. Salit, Frank Balovich. Fred He'd berg; Joe Pravne, Anchorage, P E Meir, Anchorage; D. L Thomas, of X Fairbanks; Jack Tult, J. s. Dillon and Mrs. J. s. Dillon; Lee Cooper. Mrs. c. F. White, J. L. Rossi, An chorage, J. J Marier. Fairbanks; J. R. Nixon; B. D. Boyle Mir. and Mrs. Joe Enstey, Fairbanks; Joe Roderick.
 OVERLAND - H. Haricker, II. Taumea, James Holland, Charles Olson, W. F. Mencenbach, Lake view, c. A. Frank, LaWing, L. A- Gossage, F. Setter; King Summer anld; James Gleason; Joe Movern, Nick Hodak. MT. an dMrs. R. Ep- finger; Mrs. H. Riley, J, Austin Myers Mrs. Ed Lee, Talkeetna; o. Quittery; A Ott; Mr. and Mrs. Angstrom, MT. and Mrs Olof Wag- ner, Wasilla; Henry Morrsi, La- touche; J. Seigman-
 GHITLAND- -O Bachman, J Mores, Eva Nrsin, Mr. and Mrs. J ! Nelson: Chas. Mihokv; W. E. Pry- kaln: Andy Bryant: NJ " Knud- sen. Olaf Larsen; Sam Howaskt James Pappas.
 Arrivals from Anchorage say \ that the tenn of court, which X. began Inst week, will continue l for a month.
 Quick sav,-e artd Wholesome Food at re Electric EaserT
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-22

Fresh Haas canoy. SCHALLER- ER'S ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-22
THIS DiY IN HISTORY

1901 Pillory used in Boston, Mass for the last time. l39O-Sioux Indians, 15,000 strong, began ghost dances in South Dakota.
 1897 Fire in Melbourne Aust, caused a loss of $7,5OO,OOO. l907- Steamship M auretania crossed Atlantic in five days, five hours and 10 minutes. 1930- -BreWeries waging war against bootleggers to get back all the kegs and bottles they used to have
 First Class shoe repairing and Canvas Work of all kinds.
 Seward Leather Works
 adv. Fresh Haas canny. SCHALLER-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
BY ALAN GOULD
Associated Press Sports Editor

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Feb. IA
-R-Twenty five years ago Henry
Ford In a five cylinder automobile
OF his own design figured among
the earliest attempts to smash
speed records in the smooth pack
ed sands forming the natural speed
way OF Daytona Beach.
Eleven years ago Ralph De Palma
garnbled with stakes of $4,000 for
the establishment Of a new record
and won as he roared over the
straightaway at a rate Of nearly
$50 miles an hour.
Last year as the climax OF q
venture costing upwards Of 500. 900.
Sir Henry Q. D.. Segrave streaked
the measured mile" in his Golden
Arrow at the rate Of 23l. 1862 miles
per hour for a new worlds record.
Now, as the climax OF a keen
British rivalry being fought out on
American shores. Kaye Don will
attempt to surpaSs Segrave's record
with his "a cylinder Sunbeam Silver
Bullet in the record trials schedul-
ed aMrch 1880 on the stretch OF
sand that has become the most
famous battle-ground OF speed in
the world.
Don. famous British driver, Is
bringing over a machine designed
especially for the tests by Louis
Coatelen, Frenchman. who has been
In the motor car business in Eng
land for 30 years. Behind this years
attempt Is a dramatic story of years
Of rivalry in the design and success
OF speed machines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
SEVEN GAMES
HERE FRIDAY
McAllen Wins Opening Tilt
In Hidalgo Cage
Session

High school basketball teams from
all parts OF the Valley converged
today upon Brownsville and Meal
len for the Cameron and Hidalgo
tournaments.
BY the end Of the day, the cham
pionship fields will be narrowed 10
four clubs in each county. The re-
mainder OF the games will be
played off Saturday and county
champions will emerge.
The play at McAllen really .
ened Thursday when Mchllen ell
minated Pharr-San Juan-Alamo in
the first game.
The Brownsville tournament got
under way 8 a. m. Friday with a
tilt between Harrington and Wilson
Tract. two strong clubs.
The remainder OF Fridays games
were:
10 a. m.-stuart Place vs.. Los
Fresnos.
II a. m.-Rio Hondo VS.. Point
Isabel.
! D. m.-Brownsville VS.. winner
Harlingen-Wilson Tract.
2:l5 p. m.-El Jardin VS.. San
Benito.
$3.50 p. MA Feria VS.. Winner
Stuart Place-Los Fresnos.
4:45 p. m.-Santa Rosa vs.. Win
ner Rio Hondo-Point Isabel game
Saturday
$3.50 a. m.-Winner Brownsville
HarlinEen-W Wilson Tract VS.. winner
Fl Jardin-San Benito.
10:45 a. m.-Winner Stuart Place
Los Fresnos-La Feria VS.. Winner
Rio Hondo-Point Isabel Santa Rosa.
3: .. m.-Two winners meet for
county championship.
Fridays schedule in the McAren
meet follows:
9 a. m.-Donna VS.. Edinburg.
l0:l5 a. m.-Nell.e Schunior VS..
Mercedes.
8 y. m.-MiSsion rs. Sharyland.
Ais p. m.-Weslaco VS.. winner
McAller.
Saturday
2 a. m.-Winner Donna-Edinburr
VS.. winner Schunior- Mercedes.
10:15 a. m.-Winner Sharyland-
Mission VS.. winner WeSlaco-Mc-
Allen.
4 p. m.-Chanpionship between
two winners.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
TENNIS HEADS
HOLD MEETING
49th Annual Session Called
To Order At
st. Louis

ST. LOUIS. Feb. l4--tR-0fficiai
action Of the 4eth annual meeting
Of the United States Lawn Tennis
association will not be consumated
until tomorrow, but important pre-
liminary sessions were called to-
Gay.
A meeting Of the Missouri Valley
Tennis association this morning, a
session Of the executive committee
on the National association this
afternoon and four tennis exhibit
ton matches tonight in the WASH
ing university field house were on
the program.
The Missouri valley group had
routine business TO transact, but
one OF the most important matters
up for discussion was the POSSIBLE
ity OF obtaining definite approval
of the national group for the hold
ing next summer on the courts OF
the Rockhill Tennis club at Kansas
City, Of the national clay courts
championships.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
Kaye Don, Another British Speed
Demon, to Race Over Daytona Beach

The attack upon speed records
on Daytona Beach scene OF all
successful attempts since 1904 with
exception Of one year, 1926, has
been conficed almost exclusively to
British drivers in the last ten years.
Three OF the last four record smash
ing performances here have been
registered by Major Segrave and
Captain Malcolm Campbell.
The fourth. by Ray Keech In the
Inflated White Triplex. represents
the only American contribution.
Keech Is dead, and the machine In
which he set the record was de-
molished in the fatal crash OF Lee
Bible last year.
With q few exceptions, American
manufacturers have not manifest
ed interest in building the machines
that hurtle down this smooth pack
ed straightaway at terrific speeds.
The opinions seems to be that the
automobile business has been too
good TO permit this diversion.
Although not a maker OF COM
mercial machines, j. M. White Of
Philadelphia. has remained in the
field. Despite the disaster to his
original SO cylinder triplex. 1t is
understood BY Daytona Beach Of
ficials that White plans construc-
ton Of a 40 cylinder machine with
which TO attempt record trials In
1881. The record now is at a point
where experts consider the limit
not far off. Although the advance
bailyhoo for Don Is that he expects
to reel off the mile at a rate Of $50
miles per hour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
CORSICANAI IS
FOR D. BALL

CORSICANA. Feb. l4-lP-Cor-
sicana today was added TO the list
Of cities indorsing the move to form
a Lone Star baseball league 10 be
sponsored by the Texas league. At
a meeting last night Of baseball
fans with joe Mathes. organizer.
the proposed club was Endorsed and
plans made TO petition the city
council to work with Mathes in
forming the club.
A committee headed by Beauford
II. Jester, former vice-president OF
the Corsicana Oilers in the Lone
Star League. was instructed 10 20
before the city commission and ask
It to provide a playing field.
Mathes left Corsicana last night
for Dallas and was scheduled to
90 today 10 Sherman. then to Paris,
Tyler and Palestine. where fans
have signified their intention of
entering those cities in the league.
Mexia put UP the first installment
Of its funds quota and signed a
lformal contract to enter the league.
yFour other clubs were expected 70
do likewise. Mathes said last night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
Giants Leave For
San Antonio Camp

NEW YORK, Feb. 14-tR- The
advance guard Of the New York
Giants leaves today for San An
tonic. Texas. training ground. The
party consists of Frank Hogan,
catcher, Johnny HenSel. Pitcher,
Francis Healey. recruit catcher,
coach Tom Clark and Eddie Bran
nick. assistant secretary.
Fifteen more members OF the
team will join the party at st.
Louis tomorrow. Seven Giants re-
main unsigned. Larry Benton and
Jack Scott. pitchers. Bob O'Farrell.
catcher. Bill Terry, Travis Jackson
and Freddie Lindstrom. infielders,
and Ed Roush. outfielder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
\ n u n n n n
PORTS CHATS
With Hal Eustace


COUNTY basketball tournaments
are in full swing at McAllen and
Brownsville today. BY 4 D.. m. Sat-
urday the champions will have beat
en- out the remainder Of the field.
Then will come the district cham
pionship to be played off next Fri
day and Saturday. Following that,
the Valley champion will engage in
a bi-district tilt. If successful. the
quint will then go to the interschol-
astic league tournament at Austin.
McALLEN made a good showing
Tor the Valley last season. She went
well up among the leaders before
stumbling. The Valley has never vet
turned out a state champion and
likely never will until the game IS
developed more in this section.
School officials are inclined to re-
gard basketball as a kind of off,
breed fnl-in to keep the boys en-
tertained until track and other ma
Jor sports roll around. Basketball
has not reached a very high stage
IN the Valley. Good courts are not
available. The Edlnburg Bobcats
who nave had the advantage of an
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
Basketball Results
CBy The Associated Press

10Y AHC AoSONldLcu FTeSSl
At Greenville- Texas Military
College 80; Wesley College 80.
AT Abilene-West Texas Teachers
college 81; McMurry college %.
At Brentwood East Texas
Teachers 30; Daniel Baker IL.
At Milwaukee Wisconsin %;
Marquette %.
At Durham. N. C.-Duke 80; 10y
ola CChicagol 81.
At Lincoln-Cotner SO; Grand
Island 81.
At Storm Lake. Ia.-Buena Vista
IS; Omaha u. II.
At Helena-Mount ST. Charles ~;
Gonzaga 80.
At Maryville, Mo Northwest
Teachers %; Southwest Teachers
q.
At Warrenton. Mo.-Central Wes-
leyan Al: Drury 40.
At Lawrence. Kas.-St. Mary's
Sd: Haskell Indians %.
At Wichita, Kas.- Friends 81;
Bethel 20.
AT Sterling. Kas.- Sterling IS:
Parsons all stars 80.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
Robins Are Signing
Contracts Slowly

NEW YORK, Feb. l4-P-There
is peace in the Brooklyn National
League camp at last. but that is
not helping in getting the first
string players to mail in their sign
cd contracts.
Unofficial advices indicated that
among those Dodgers yet TO afftx
their signatures 10 a contract are
Dazzy Vance. Babe Herman, Will
liam Watson Clark. Ray Ross, elise
Dudley. Adolfo Luque. Hank De-
Berry. Val Picinich, Alfonso Lopez,
Deddie Moore. Jack Warner. John
ny Frederick, Harvey Hendrick,
Rube Bressler and Wally Gilbert.
About the only players signed are
recruits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
'Nope!'-Luque

HAVANA. Feb. 14-CP1- Adolfo
Luque. veteran Cuban pitcher re-
Gently traded by Cincinnati TO the
Brooklyn Robins. has returned his
1880 contract TO Brooklyn unsigned.
Luque said yesterday the Robins
had made a cut in his salary and
he did not intend 10 accept It as
he believed he was worth more.
He Is in great shape. he says, and
ready 10 work his head off for
Brooklyn, providing he gets enough
money.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
162 Strokes Loses
Match for Thomas

SAN BENITO. Feb. IA w. T..
Thomas. who plants a lot of cotton
around this section, came out heavy
loser In his first golf tournament
when he shot a l62 for Is holes on
the Brownsville golf course.
The winner in the tournament
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
TEXAS WOULD
Have CHANCE
Aggies Furnish Opposition
For Longhorns At
Austin
BY GAYLE TALBOT, Jr.,
Associated Press Sports Writer

Dallas, Feb. l4-P-Buoyed up
by the old contention that there
is hope until life becomes extinct.
Texas members of the Southwest
conference will rally round this
weekend and give three rcusing
cheers for the Southern Methodist
Mustangs as they invade Fayette-
vile for a brace Of games with the
Arkansas RaZorbacks, perennial
champions.
Ordinarily the Ponies are not
that popular with their Texas COL
leagues. II is a ase Of an emer-
gency making strange bed-fellows.
Unless somebody stops the Porkers
quick, the conference champion
ship will leave Texas for the fifth
straight year. and II Is the Meth
cdistS' turn to try 10 save the day.
Hogs Favored
While the Razorbacks will be
overwhelming favorites in the bouts
tonight and tomorrow. there Is a
slim hope that the Mustangs will
manage TO split the series. Their
surprise victory over Texas Uni
versity last week revealed that they
are capable OF great basketball when
they set their minds 70 II.
Coach St. Clair has drilled the
Mustangs hard this week in an Of
tense and defense calculated TO up
set the RaZorbacks. While there
is not an outstanding star in the
Pony lineup. such as Arkansas
boasts In Schoonover and Preitt, st.
Clair has some capable dribblers In
Reynolds, Brooks, Williams, Skeet-
ers, Hammond and others. II the
Mustangs get the Jump on the
champions. they likely will deal
some misery with their super-stall-
ing tactics.
Steers vs.. Aggies
While they will be vitally con-
cerned in the outcome Of the series
at Fayetteville. the Texas Longhorn5
will be interested primarily in beat
ing their old rivals, the Texas Ag-
gies, tonight at Austin. The Aggie
five, with only an even break IN
six games played. does not figure
to extend the Steers. but Coach
Walkers boys will take no chances.
They realize they must win every
one Of their remaining five games
If they are to stay in the running.
The Rice Owls. travelling fast
since they broke their losing streak,
encounter the Baylor five Satur-
day night at Waco. A victory would
push coach Pug" D~augherity's
speedsters up into third place in
the conference standing. providing
Southern Methodist and the Aggies
lose. as scheduled. There is a fine
possibility that the Owls will get
plucked. however. as Baylor's young
team looked powerful in humping
II. @. u. last Tuesday.
The standing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14

plOllSlllp.
THERE are seven games scheduled
here today in the Cameron county
tournament. The skies were some
what threatening. However, the
agreement was that in case of rain
the games would be played on the
Fort Brown court. or on the Browns
vile Business Mems Athletic club
indoor court at Hinkley'S hall If it
could be obtained. This is how the
teams are bracketed off: Browns
vile, Harrington, and Wilson Tract:
FL Jarcin and San Benito; Stuart
Place, Los Fresnos and la Feria: Rio
Hondo, Point Isabel and Santa Rosa.
Speaking offhandedly, Wilson Tract
San Benito. La Feria and Santa
Rosa appear 70 be the likely win
ners. Brownsville will likely throw
a big monkey wrench into the whole
scheme Of things. These big boys
are capable CT much better basket
ball than they have been playing.
If they bear down and go at top
speed they may win the title.
THOSE Southern Pacific teams
coming here Saturday night to en-
gage the Brownsville Junior college
Scorpions and the Wilson Tract
Aztec girls are a pair Of good CUNTS.
The s. p. boys are leading the
YMCA Industrial league and the
City Industrial league with an I'M
furnished record in each. These
leagues boast such strong teams as
the M. p, Sinclair Oil. Hughes Tool
Company, Bell Telephone, Shell
Petroleum and others.
THE SP boys have two or the
best guards in Houston in Cy Perk-
ms and Dolly Gray. These boys
know how to get the ball off the
blackboard and what to do with it
when they get it. Perkins is an
unusually good shot from midcourt
while Gray also gets his share. Ike
Reese, center. seldom loses the toss.
Reese can hold a fully inflated
basketball in each hand at the same
time. having a hand span Of II IA
inches
THE 5P girls are in second place
IN the City Girls Industrial League.
Marion Norman and Helen Hollis
should see considerable service at
forward here. while Hazel Jeil and
Ruth Gilbert are likely centers.
Maurine Hortfield and Marguerite
Wilson are the first string guards.
The squad is completed by Mar
guerite McSweeney. 10 Middleton,
Violet Blumstrom. Tot Wagenknecht
Perl Cartlege, Mary Burum, Jessie
Virgins and Violet Scammell.
A LARGE number or Brownsville
fans should turn out to see these
games Saturday night. The Wilson
Tract girls are on a par with the
best in the Valley at basketball.
They will give the Houston visitors
a hard fight. The Scorpions also
may be depended upon TO work on
the SIP boys. This Is the first real
intersectional basketball to be on
display here this season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
COMETS TAKE
Eat OLMITO
Seniors Win 21-9,. While
Juniors Cop BY
24-13 Score

On the eve Of the Cameron coun-
ty basketball championship, the FL
Jardin Comets took q 2i-e game
from the Olmito quint Thursday
afternoon.
Tripplet and Underwood Of the
Comets tied for high point honors,
each ringing up seven points
Ell Jardin Is entered in the coun-
ty tournament, but Olmito is not.
The Comet junior boys won from
the Olmito juniors az the same time
by 24-l3.
TIL 49,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
aHa4a lie BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION 80
1nty Basketball Tournaments Are in Full Swing

was Bernie Goolsby or this city
while Arthur Cowden, county tax
assessor. and also q San Benlte
resident, came out in second place
All were playing for the first
time.
Goolsby shot 1874 for the round
and Cowden was around 40.
Thomas claims that he can anc
does count more accurately thar
his opponents in the tournament.