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cue.
There are about 1000 cooperating
churches. representing a member
ship Of 100000 Baptists IN the con-
vention, comprising the largest body
OF the church boosted by a single
state convention H. the entire ma
ion.
DR.. Scarborough. WHO Is pes
ldent Of the Southwestern EaptIs-
seminary was chosen as the heau u.
Texas Baptists 10 succeed former
Governor Pat NJ. Neff at the Beau
mont convention last year.
VIs-presidentS chosen for the
new lear ere DR.. j. <. Num- 0
Amarillo; DR.. w. w. Chancellor OF
Mineral Wells: and Or. Harlan j.
Matthews OF Marshall, DR.. Num- be-
ing a layman and the others pastors
of the First Baptist church Of their
respective home cities.
Dr.. South and Rev. J. L. Truett
Of Whitewrigh, were reelected
secretaries and Dr.. J. II. Pace Of
Beaumont pastor OF the first church
there, was rechosen secretary OF the
vi PO4 dl4OA4.
Missionary Spirit
DR.. Scarborough was reelected
by reclamation. after he had been
nominated by DR.. 0. L. Powers Of
Wichita Falls.
He pleaded for a constructive.
a bounding fellowship in the con-
%vention. and remarked that this had
been Of the most difficult yeas
for the colleges and people generally
Of the church.
we have been through a long.
hard fought bate for progress OF
the gospel" he said.
1t Is my hope this convention
will be characterized BY a wide mis-
sionary vision-not for Texas only,
CT southern Baptists only, but
world Baptists in our sympa.hies
and purposes-the duty of carrying
forward the doctrine of Jesus
Christ"
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Death Battle Over Woman
Burning Home Glare Reveals Duel Between
Maryland Husband and Ex-Husband

BALTIMORE. Nov. l2@PeThe glare of flames early today in
Howard county home revealed a fatal duel between Herman Westphal
10, known to neighbors a a recluse, and Charles Hubble, 40. who had
married the young woman who divorced Wetphal.
Hubble, a farm laborer, was found dead. with a bullet in his head
Westphal, farmer and caretaker. had a wound in his left side ant
physicians at a hospital here said they had little hope for his recovery.
Police said the two men have been enemies for several years. About
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Scarborough Heads Baptists
Texas Leads Nation In Body Boosted With
600,00 Represented at Convention

AMARILLO. Nov. i2-(Pr-Dr. IL r. Scarborough Of Fort Worth re-
elected president OF the General Baptist Convention Of Texas for his
second term when the 45th annual session met here today, appealed to
the messengers for a world wide missionary vision in approaching the
tasks confronting them.
Dr. d. B. South Of San Antonio. veteran secretary Of the convention
reported 805 messengers III attendance and all were seated without dis
sendon. Leaders predicted the convention would be harmonious through
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Women Asked to Aid Farmer
Texas Federation Convention Would Tone
Down Moving Picture Advertising
Associated Press Photo

HOUSTON. Nov. 12-F-how 70 help the farmer was one Of n,
main considerations Of the Texas Federation of Womens Clubs today
as it carried N with the program of its BIRD annual convention here
Lawrence Westbrook, Texas representative Of the American Cotton
Cooperative Association, described the ills of agriculture and said that
though there was now a world vide depression affecting all industry, II
should be remembered that the farmers depression started at least ten
years ago and had been growing worse ever since.
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Girl lis Born

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ j. Upton n
rounce the birth OF a daughter, born
al the Mercy hospital Sunday morn
ing The baby weighed eight pounds.
Both she and the mother : dong
well.
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Tnf
Nh : it IS expected to start
shortly a4.er the first Of the year.
FOUND ON THE WIRES
New York-It Will be a merry
Christmas. Some II 900. 900 members
of Christmas clubs run BY 5000
banks in the United States are to
have 1912 900 900 available shortly.
!. is estimated by Herbert r. Rawll.
banker. The total saved is the larg-
est ever.
LONDON-Twenty one Freemen
OF the city Of London are living in
poverty. They are the last surviv-
ors Of the Fellowship OF Porters. in
corpcrated in li55 and GiSbanded n
lSsk. Every member had 70 be q
FsErnan Of the city. The only priv
ileve Of a Freeman is to be hanged
By a rope Of silk, .lstead Of hemp.
should occasion require.
NEW YORK-No oriental poten-
tate ever carried so much gold as
the Eastern Prince. a steamship
which Is bringing from Buenos Aires
leo kegs containing 4o9011 Ameri-
can eagles snd 80 kegs of sovereigns
and gold Napcleons. the total al
ued at s5.0oo.o01.
RESEDA. Cslif-A chicken ate q
$1,000 diamond frcm Mrs. s. S.
Longs ring when she vas throwing
corn to 4 flock Of go. Mr.. Long
decided that he would eat a chick
en- q dey and b. the law Of aver
ages it would be necessary 10 Kill
lc5 at the most. The diamond was
found in the crop Of the 10th 70
Be killed
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four years ago. they were told,
Westphal was married TO a 16 year
old girl. Gussie DRESSER. They liv-
ed together only a short time and
then she obtained a divorce and
married Hubble.
The tragedy came to light with
the discovery OF the burning home,
known as the Judge /. Thomas
Jones mansion. now owned by Fran
sic Cook. a Baltimore g. Ohio rail-
road official.
The house was badly damaged
and a number Of antiques destroy
ed.
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NEW POSTOFFICE

Brownsville is going TO get a
s450.00o federal building to re-
nee the present building. con-
ted 40 years ago.
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RIVER

There will be no material change
in the river during the next "a TO
az hours.
Flood Present 24-Hr. 2l-H-.
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TIDE TABLE

TIDE TABLE
High and low tide az Point Isabel
tomorrow. under normal meteorol-
orical conditions:
High lL-5' r.
Irw 5-5 y MI
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Nh : it IS expected to start
shortly a..er the first Of the year.
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THE Brownsville Herald office force
today extends TO Marie Jones.
society editor. deep sympathies
In the bereavement suffered in the
loss of her father.
IND We must not forget the lit
u tie reminder Of civic things:
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CY LELAND'S FLYING START
PUTS HIM AMONG THE BEST

Leland's time Of 90 seconds in
the century tied the recognized
world record for the distance, but
was a tenth or a second slower
than the recognized American mark
Of 95 set by Eddie Toian. negro
star, last summer. The fact that
he was running against a fairly
stiff wind and on a track made
soggy by an overnight rain added
lustre TO Leland's performance.
His recent defeat by Jack Elder
OF Notre Dame at 60 yards on an
indoor track at New York largely
was responsible for Leland's i'm
proved form. Since returning from
the east he has devoted most OF
his time to that feature Of the
game. He always had the speed once
he got under way.
Bracey and Leland. two as earn
est rivals as one will find In a days
drive, are due to renew their feud
IN the Texas relays March % at
Austin. They also will meet In tie
Southern Methodist relays here
March %. in the Penn relays at
Philadelphia. in the national inter-
collegiate and the southwest con-
ference meet.
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BY GAYLE TALBOT, Jr.,
Press Shorts Writer

DALLAS, March 17-lP)- There
was never much wrong with Cyrus
Leland as a Splinter, except that
he couldn't win with any degree
Of consistency. The flying Frog
apparently has corrected that phase
Of his technique largely because
he has learned to start faster.
In showing his heels 10 Claude
Bracey twice Saturday at Fl. Worth.
the Texas Christian University
speed merchant gave a marvellous
exhibition of getting away from
the mark. Previously considered
much slower than the Rice star
on the getaway, he gained fully a
yard start in the 100-yard dash and
got an even break in the go.
II was that perfect jump with
the gun that enabled Leland 10
breast the tape a foot ahead Of
Bracey in the century. as the Owl
flash came Up strong in the last so
yards. but the start had nothing 10
do with his victory IN the furlong.
He ran Bracey into the ground in
the longer event, leaving no doubt
OF his superiority.
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Under the Big Top

NEW YORK, March l7-tF)-
Manager Bob Shawkey Of the New
York Yankees announces the Yam
kee lineup for the opening games
OF the season against the Athletics
al Philadelphia April IS will be:
Combs. Ruth and Cooke in the
outfield, Gehrig, Lazzeri, Koenig
and Chapman in the infield. Dick
ey catching and either Hoyt or
PipgraS pitching. This lineup de-
parts from last years in only two
instances. Coore and Chapman be-
ing minoS league stars who seem
TO have made the big league grade.
John McCraw, manager Of the
New York Giants, Is perturbed
about the weather. AS he watched
the rain wash off an exhibition
game with the Chicago White Sox
yesterday at San Antonio, he re-
marked that his team had lost
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VALLEY CLUBS
OPEN TUESDAY
Western League Teams Set
For Thirty.G Gam
Schedule
Especial 70 The Heraid.)


McALLEN, Texas. March IT.
Manager Art Griggs Wichita Avia-
the four Western Loop clubs train
today for the opening OF the Valley
schedule Of spring games between
the four Western Loip clubs train
ing In the Lower Rio Grande Valley
OF Texas.
The Aviators open the schedule
Tuesday afternoon In a game with
Spencer Abbott's Omaha Packers
In what promises to be a very in
teresting exhibition inasmuch as
the Packers dropped their game
Z .turday to the New York Giants
while the Aviators stopped the
Giants here Sunday afternoon ten
to eight.
GriEgs' team Is IN excellent con-
dition and will probably lead the
averages at the close OF It's sche-
dule of thirty games with the Den
YER Demons, Omaha Packers and
Des Moines. the four Valley cities
In which the Western Loop clubs
are training have virtually adopted
their respective teams and have
given them as much backing as
purely local athletic organizations
have received.
1t Is expected that the cash
guarantees given by the four CO.
operating Valley cities will be re-
funded from receipts at the gates
during the thirty-day season Of
practice games.
SAN BENITO, March Tive
are all ready for the opening bat
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SQUAD WILL
REMAIN SAME
Additional Hurlers Being
Developed; Mahaffey
Looks Good
BY ALAN GOULD
lemnrtafnl prnG@ Gwrw4m ~

80 9ROh&1 &NAA0h
FORT MYERS, Fla, Mar. l7-(R
Although the full cast Of worlds
champions, for various reasons, has
not been completely reasSembled in
training camp, there appears ample
justification for the confidence
among the Athletics that they will
enjoy another seasons run at the
top OF the American league heap.
The benign leader. 67-year-old
Connie Mack. and his agile men
are holding baSeballs highest Of
flee with an outfit that seems TO
be decidedly on the upgrade. rath-
er than showing any signs OF dis
integration. The burden OF proof Is
on the seven other clubs. and so
far. with the exception Of the New
York Yankees, no particularly dam
aging evidence has been offered.
Same Team
The Athletics. barring accidents.
will take the filed to defend their
honors this year with the same
team that scampered VIGOROUSLY
from the worlds series battle with
the Cubs last October.
Max Bishop, second sacker. re-
ported later; Bing Miller, veteran
outfielder, took a week away from
camp for his honeymoon; and Al
Simmons, cleanup slugger. has con-
ditioned himself at H~otsprings.
rather than run the risk OF imperil-
ling his tender ankles on Florida
sand: but all three stars will be
at their regular posts when tie
season opens.
The net profits OF the training
siege are likely to show in better
reserve strength and in at least one
important addition to the pitching
staff already among the best.
The outstanding twirling new
conner J. Leroy Mahaffey. right
handler. who came TO the AS via
Portland Of the Pacific Coast
league. He has shown sufficient
stuff TO stamp him as a probable
starting regular.
Bailey Shines
The only position in doubt wher
the camp was pitched was short
stop. where the youthful Southern
recruit, Eric McNair. appeared al
a rival for the veteran Joe Boley
This doubt has been removed nJ
Boley's steady work and evidence
that the veterans arm stIl car
keep the ball ahead Of the fleetesI
runners. McNair. who Is only ~
nevertheless will be kept IN reserve
along with Dib Williams. a pTomis'
ing second sacker. up from Little
Rock: and Jim Keesey. first base.
man recalled from Portland. Roger
Cramer and Roy Tarr are two 9TH
CT promising infielders.
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Seen Likely to Retain Championship Flag
= PORTS CHATS
~ With Hal EuStdce

THERE is a number OF n. r. A.
members In Brownsville who shoot
regular. Here Is some N. r. A. dope
on championships they would be In
terested in:
D. S. McDOUGAL, Of the Naval
Academy, Annapolis. won the Indi-
vidual Gallery Championship at SO
feet with n sights and with metal
lit sights. The free rifle champion
ships at SO feet and at rs feet were
won BY j. v. Crawford, Sanya Ynez,
Calf, and w. l.. Stephens. Jr., OF
Moores. ia. respectively. X. o,
Swanson, Minneapolis, Mimi. took
the honors in the gallery grand ag-
gregate at so feet and Sgt. Joseph
Smith. Fort Ontario. ~. ". won the
same event at Is feet. Z. L. LaRue!
Cicero, Ill. won the individual
standing and individual kneelins
matches al rs meet. The kneeline
match az 50 feet went to j. A
Shaw. Over. Wyo.. and the stand
ing match at so feet 70 sgt. ID. Z
Boots. Pasadena, Calf.
Results OF the pistol events were
as follows: Set. Joseph Smith, Fort
Ontario. ~. Y. won the free pistol
match. the N. r. A. individual pistol
championship. the rapid fire pistoI
match. the % slow fire pistol match
all at 20 yards. and the individual
% pistol military championship
fire6 al 50 feet. Lieut.. Lloyd D.. L.
Man. White Plains. N. Y. took the
% slow fire pistol match and the
rapid fire pistol match. both at 80
feet. The ". r. A. individual pistol
championship. so feet range. went
to Harry S. Menkel. New York City
the free pistol match. also SO feet
to X. w. Right. Chanute. Kans.
and the individual police pisto'
championship to S. w. Wiracofe
Redondo Beach, Calf.
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DON SET FOR
SPEED TESTS

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, March
l7.-LP-Kaye Don. British race
car driver. today pronounced his
GIANT 24-cylinder Silver Bullet ma
chine ready for another series OF
test runs over the ocean speedway
here preparatory to making an as
sault upon the worlds speed record
Of 231 miles an hour.
During preliminary trials Satur-
day, the machine developed an OIL
leak, and trouble was experienced
with the radiation system. Mechanics
made repairs over the week end.
On his first test Saturday Don
attained a speed OF 1913 miles an
hour. He hopes to set a record OF
from 240 to $50. although the des-
igner OF the machine. Louis Coatel-
en-. who has arrived here from Eng
land, said II has a top speed OF
from 80 to 800 miles IN hour.
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Formula for Colds.
Grippe and Bilious Fever
Gives Overnight esults

Donst let a cold get a grip
| you and then feel that it
lst run its course" In
sad, when the first symp-
rs warn you that a cold
5 attacked you, take Lax
} and heck it at the start.
kax-ana gives overnight
hllts because it is Double
ength. 1t is an amazingly
ective prescription for
a., grippe, sick headache,
~usness,S and malarial
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Wichita Slugs Way to 10 to 8 Victory Over Giants
tie" said Milton Anfinger, owned
Of the Denver Bears


The opening game Is Tuesday.
H~arlingen's Des Moines team
plays here, and San Benito " ready
to make q strong bid for the loving
cup which President Lee Keyser oi
the Des Moines club has offered for
the largest opening crowd.
The next day Denver plays De-
Moines nc Harrington, and then tina
Cameron county teams exchange
with Hidalgo county teams.
MY men are In fine shape" An
finger said. They are throwing the
ball around in mid-season form.
II am pleased with the showing
being made by a lot Of the young
sters on the team, and our pitch
erS are going TO make somebody
worry"
Anfinger. known as the "rain-
maker" brought In a light rain
with him, and IL has hung on in
termittently since then. but has not
kept hi. men from training.
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h Angelo, Maud
Co-Charnpions

|RT WORTH Texas. March II.
Of San Angelo and
II, Okla. we're co-champions IN
Ugh school division today in the
|igh hurdles event Of the South
|rn track and field meet held
5,day. as q result OF a revision
he finish announced yesterday
4. p. Evans, superintendent OF
Fort Worth Recreation Depart
|. sponsoring organization.
ards OF cups were due both
Is. San Angelo previously had
declared winner with Is points
IMPAIRED with IL 1-2 for Maud,
[7oma.
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nateur Loop Grows
In Central Texas

sMPLE, March l7.-lR-FW-
|Ientries we're expected today IN
Central Texas Amateur League,
Saturday under sponsor
of The Temple Telegram.
e League offered one Of the
compact loops in Texas, Is
IS, all within a radius Of so
announcing entry at a meet
|of managers. Next Saturday
|set O. the headline" for other
lie Iezgue will be strictly an
|eur circuit, it was decided.
represented were: Bolton,
BILE, Taylor, FARRELL. Heiden-
Ter, Joe Lee, Belfalis. Moffitt,
|ngton. Lampasas and Killeen-
|e teams entered from Temple.
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more work by rain this year than
IN all the previous five years spent
here. Il like to see my team In
shape as soon as possible, then I
know what they can do" he re-
marked. "As IL is, We can only
guess what they can do"
Keep southpaws
Connie Mack indicated today that
Roger Cramer, Manahawkin, N. j.,
rookie, might stick with the Ath-
letics. The AS sent him TO Mar
tlnsburg las. season for more ex-
p~erlence.
Entertaining a bunch that this
might be a southpaw year IN the
National league, Manager Shotton
Of the Phillies IS anxious to pay
wages 10 three lefthanders. or all
the portsiders in his squad at Win
terhaven, Fla. The trio is made up
Of Sugar Sweetland, who had fair
success with the Phils last year;
Harry Smyth. who Joined the club
late in the season, and Johnny Mil
ligan, who didn't make the grade
in 1929. Sweetland and Smyth look
like fixtures. and Shotton expects
70 keep Milligan.
All even with the Los Angeles
club Of the Pacific Coast league. at
two victories each. the National
League champion Chicago Cubs to-
day were back al their Catalina
Island training station for routine
drill. Manager Joe Mccarthy was
pleased with the work Of his team
yesterday when the Angels were
defeated 10 70 5. and held to eight
hits by Moss, Malone and Bush
The Cubs pounded out Is hits.
Sox vs.. Longhorns
Weather permitting. the Chicago
White Sox today will play at Aus
tin, with the University of Texas.
a fill-in affair between battles
with the New York Giants. Rain
prevented yesterdays game with
the Giants. giving plenty OF time
for conjecture upon the non-ap-
pearance or y. Smead Joliey. re-
ported TO have left Alameda, Calf.
last week.
The Pittsburgh Pirates sacked the
bats that were so impotent in yes
terday's Al licking given them by
the San Francisco Seals and pre-
pared 10 break camp late today for
San Francisco.
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HOMERS
| ARE CLOUTED
zgerald Gets Four.Ply
Blow With Bases
Loaded

Especial to The Herald.)
'cALLEN. March ia Valley
I'd Of 5000, trimmed because Of
'atening rain. saw the Wichita
stors Of the Western league trim
Giant seconds here Sunday af-
BON by a score Of 10 20 8.
te pitchers evidently have not
lned into form as yet, for the
gers had a great DAY. four Of
n parking the pill for home
he Giants got off to a big lead
he third inning, when Fitzgerald
bed out a four-ply smack with
backs loaded. Andy Reese fol-
him to the plate and dupli-
ID From then on out, two Avi-
b0xnen held the Giants fairly
IN hand.
er garnering three runs In the
inning on a flock OF hits and
bible, the Aviators whipped up
horses in the sixth when Lin
An and johnson hit home runs.
fizzling showers in the lower
OF the Valley trimmed attend
materially.
he score by innings:
llchita 003 104 020 10
ants OILS DOL 010 8
|.tterieS: Wichita - Meadows,
bill. Woods and Harris: Giants
n, Powleys Tenant and Welt
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chills and fever.
Il Ask your local druggist for
Rthe large 35c bottle of Lax
ana which he is authorized TO
sell on a guarantee of salts
factions or. money refunded.
EAnd look for the words "Dou-
Rbleg Strength which appear
in red'on' every bottle.
|EAX-ANA
+ Double Strength
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CANES

CBy The Associated FreSsJ
At Winter Haven, Fla--St Louis,
CN) z; Philadelphia CN 3.
Al st. Petersburg, Fla.-Boston
CN) A: New York (A) !.
AT San Francisco-5an Francisco
4; Pittsburgh C) !.
At Tampa, Fla.-Cincinnati N)
Is: Dtroit CAD 8.
At Avalon. Calif.-Chicago CN)
10: Los Angeles 5. ..
At Biloxi. Miss.--Washington CA)
8; Louisville 2. .,
At Pensacola. Fla.-Boston CAD
9: Mobile Is. A.) !.
GAMES TODAY
At st. Petersburg. Fla.-New York
(A), VS.. Cincinnati N).
At West Palm Beach, Fla.-Brook-
lyn CN, VS.. st. Louis CA).
AT Fort Myers. Fla.-Philadelphta
(A), VS.. Columbia.
At Sarasota. Fla.-Detroit tA). VS..
Indianapolis.
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!By The Associated Press
Ian. Italy, -Turiello. Italy
United Benny Valger. New York,
Larry Gains. Toronto, Ont,
tinted Roberto RobertL Italy.
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BULL CORES MILLIONAIRE
DERBY. Eng.-Charles @. Melton,
a millionaire was seriously gored
by one Of his prize bulls.
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\ HIGH SCHOOL
aingen at la Feria.
Benito at Brownsville.
tedes at Weslaco.
hr at Edinburg.
non ut Sharyland.
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REJECTS HERO MEDAL
YARMOUTH, Eng.-Edward s.
Jameson has rejected a medal a
warded him for saving a woman
from drowning.
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Games Tuesday
VALLEY LEAGU

aha at Wichita CMcAllen.l
A Moines at Denver (San Be-
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WHILE the Brownsville Elk bill
lard tournament hears its close,
play In the national amateur three
cushion tourney opens today at
French Lick. Eight players are
competing. Max Shimon Of Milwau-
kee is the defending champion.
Twenty-eight games are TO be play
cd.