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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-03
II" Lettermen
10 Gather On
Thanksgiving
SPECIAL TO The Herald

AUSTIN. Nov. 3.-Plans for the
annual Thanksgiving reunion Of
University OF Texas IT. men are
being formulated by Professor w.
K Metzenthin. chairman OF the
Texas athletic council, and at
present call for an extensive
program which Will consume most
Of Thanksgiving day. Careful
estimates have placed the number
of former Longhorn athletes ex-
pected 10 attend at 900. with
provision being made in the plans
Tor as many as 1900.
The day for the old-timers will
begin with registration at Gregory
Gymnasium at 9 o'clock. From 10
o'clock until III O'Clock. there Will
be q tour OF inspection through
the new 100000 gymnasium. and
from III o'clock until | o'clock. the
time will be given over again 10
registration. In the afternoon will
be the annual clash between the
AgeirS and the Lonehorns. and at
3 o'clock the IT, banquet viii be
held at the University commons.
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Is OUT FOR
ACCIE QUINT
Practice Begins Monday
With 8 Lettermen
In Uniform
,Spe -ial to The Herald

COLLEGE STATION. Nov. s.
Twenty-Five candidates for the
l930-3l Texas Aggie cage team.
three OF them lettermen. six
numeral men from last years
strong freshman squad and the
remainder varsity squadmen or
PLAYERS selected from the intramural
cage leagues. reported to Coach
John Reid Monday when the work
OF developing the Aggie quintet
started.
Well fortified with lettermen a.
center and on the two guard
positions, Coach Ffid's problem
this year will be 10 find and develop
tossers to man the forwards. G. T.
Hoke, captain-e'ect and pivot man
who last year won all-conference
recognition from numerous cage
critics; Charlie Beard. diminutive
guard from Fort Worth. and r. G.
Bell. Greenville. another strong
guard. are the veterans who will
be back.
Hoke last year was voted the
most valuable member Of the
Aggia quintet and it was largerly
due 10 his accurate goal shooting
and clever handling OF the ball
that the A & NJ team was able
70 make a garrison finish in what
eeemed certain TO be a very poor
season.
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Fordham, Alabama, Oklahoma, Utah
Washington And 7. {. U. Leaders

ence games left. Northwestern meets
Indiana this week. Michigan plays
Harvard.
Southern Conference-Alabarla is
far ahead In the "a with four
victories. Tulane, Florida and
Georgia also are unbeaten in the
conference but last two tied Sat
urday. Alabama Florida heads this
weeks schedule. Tulane plays Au-
burn.
Big Slx-Oklahoma leads with
three victories after beating Iowa
State. 1913. but Kansas has a
chance TO make up ground this
week and tie b. beating Nebraska
Pacific Coast-Washington state
has strengthened its championship
prospects by beating Oregon state
lat. It has a letup this week again.
81 Icaho. Oregon. idle Saturday is
the only other unbsaten team
Southern California California and
Stanford Washington games head
the schedule this week.
Rocky Mountain-Utah. which
has averaged 81 points a game in
four conference games. meets Col
orado College Saturday. Colorado
University. considered as best pros
rect 70 stop Utah. had a close cal
last Saturday. beating Colorado COL
lege 1913.
Southwest Conference-Southerr
Methodist has been eliminated from
the rare bv a 25-7 defeat from Tex
as. The strong but untried Texas
Christian team swamped Abilene
and set the stage for his weeks
big tests. Texas against BAYLOR and
Texas Christian against Rice
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FROGS DRILL
FOR OWL GAME
Coach Schmidt Takes Rice
Contest In Serious
Vein

FORT WORTH. Nov. 3-FolloV1ng
their last non-conferenoe game OF
the season last Saturday when a
mixed combination Of A B and c
teams came out viCtors over the
Abilene Christian College Wildcats,
the Texas Christian Horned Frogs
begin their second week Of prepaf-
alton for the Horned Fro2-Owl game
in Houston next Saturday.
Without a shadow Of a doubt,
Coach Schmidt will start his
strongest combination against the
Il Gathered tribe. and vii use IL most
of the fray unless the Owls show
unexpected weakness. Much en-
phasiS will be placed on his running
attack for the Frog mentor is still
looking for a capable passer. OF
late. E. ". Spearman has been
hurting the pigskin around in prac-
tice. but 10 date his work in the
air game has been unsatisfactory.
Vance Woolwine is probably the
best 10 this department. with Hin
ten running him a close second.
PaSser Needed
The Frog tutor firmly belives that
he'll never be able TO place another
championship eleven on the field
without a capable passer II is the
pass threat that makes a running
attack good and a running threat
that makes a passing attack work
successfully The Chrlstins' run
ring game is up &c ar, but when
they take 10 the ali, men are spotted
III the open. but the LaSses either
sail ove their heads or fall short
Of the receiver.
II the champions can manage TO
exc out a victor ever Jack Meagh-
trs flock. thon they stand an equal
Chance to win in the remaining con-
tests Of the season.
IN 1929. the Frogs ere barely
1ble 70 VII : s to 0 decision over the
Owls IN Hons on. This vas done
then CT Leland. a substitute back
A. that time. sna'ched a pass from
Howard Grubbs and sDrinted the
remaining few yards for a touch
down. Incidentally, that touch
down was the sole reason why Le-
land lettered under Matty Bell dur
Ing his sophomore year.
New Rice Outfit
Last year. Coach Meagher brought
a weak team q Fort Worth. and on
a rain soaked field the Schmidtmen
rsn rough SHE'D over them and won
a "a TO q decision.
Since that defeat last season. the
Owls have added many stars to
their roster. BY defeating the Tex
as Longhorns s TO 0 they forced
themselves to the from. as a INK
team TO any conference crown con
tender, and before the season is
over they may become a contender
FOR the crown themselves.
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Frogs Will Stage
Homecoming Nov. Is

FORT WORTH. Nov 3-Home-
-ominc for all alumni and eX-
students of Texas Christian
University Will be held SATURDAY.,
Nov. IS. in connection with the T.
G. u. State football game. ac-
cording to announcement BY RAY
mond rags Matthews. state
president Of the r G U Alumni
and Fy-Students' Association.
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by The Associated Press)

EaSt-Fordham remains ahead OF
the few unbeaten teams With six
straight victories. Army and Dart
mouth have not been defeated but
have b2en tied. Fordham meets De-
troit this week. Army plays Illinois
and Dartmouth meets another I'M
beaten team. Allegheny. Elimination
OF Cornell from eastern champion
ship contenders by Columbia led
the weeks upsets.
Big Ten-Ncrthwestern is tied
with Michigan for the lead after a
27-6 victory over Minnesota. Each
has won three. and has two confer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-03

"kEED" FIGHTS
LaBARBA

NEW YORK, Nov. Spin
Madison Square Garden tonight.
Kid Chocolate. Cuba's flashy ne
gro featherweight. and Fidel La
Barba Of California, who once
gave up the ~flyweight title in
favor of a college education and
shortly afterward changed his
mind. engage in a ten round bout.
The vague prospect Of a chance
al Bat Battalino's featherveight
title is the lure which brings
promise OF a lot Of action.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-03

Moody. Corpus Christi. forward.
r. z. Diaz. stocky guard from san
Antonio: Charlie Malone. Dallas.
center: and w. r. Young. San
Antonio. also a guard Squadmer
returning from last wears varsity
are Lester Veltman. San Antonio,
guard. George Fix. Dallas. for
ward. OTan Dawson, Crockett.
center.
Several Of the candidates who
are nov connecting on the Aggle
grid squad will he unable To begin
and Paul McFadden. C'eburne. and
Harry Stiteler. Smithville. gridsters
practice until after THANKSGIVING.
They are Malone and Dawson.
who arc entering college BASKET
ball competition for the first time
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18TH Winner

DALLAS. Nov. 3.-P-The 18TH
Cavalry polo team Of the Texas
National Guard defeated FL Ranch
ito polo clubs four yesterday 4 to
3, az the clubs field adjoining
Arlington Downs. The tournament
will be concluded next Sunday.
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BUSINESS Is q

NEW YORK. Nov. s. Business
must be good in the thieving pro-
fession, AT least that's the impress
sion n gets from the story OF
William Farkas. warehouse pro-
prietor. While he vas Getting a
payroll of $4,000 ready recently.
three strangers immaculate dress
ed in the latest Of fashions. II. 'i,ld-
ing white spats, stepped out of an
expensive limousine and entered
his office. They proceeded to make
off with the payroll
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Time UD For Prexy
Of American Loop

CHICAGO. Nov 3-tP-Ernest S.
Barnard. president Of the Amer
lean League. has finished hts first
term as head Of the junior major
baseball circuit.
Barnard. who succeeded Ban
Johnson in 1927. when the league
was rocked by questions Of policy.
ended his three year term vester-
dsv. but will carry over until Dec.
2. when he undoubtedly will be re-
elected for a similar term.
The American league. under his
regime. has won three world cham
pionships.
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MEET AWARDED

ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov. 3-fP-
The national public links golf cham
pionship tournament for 1881 has
been awarded to the Keller course
of ST. Paul. The dates are Aug. 4
to 8 inclusive.
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MACALUSO IS
BEST SCORER
(By The Associated Press

Len Macaluso Of Colgate added
eight points to his scoring total
Saturday and took the lead In the
struggle for national individual hon
IRIS away from Jack Roberts OF
Geogis. who failed TO tally. Maca-
luso nov has 70 points to his cred
II and Roberts u. The Georgian
still leads in touchdovns with IL.
The leader in each Of nine major
groups or conferences, as compiled
by the Associated Press. follows:
Player and Col. /. ? 8. 4. 5. 9.
East. Macaluso
Colgate hb 5 10 10 0 70
Southern. Roberts,
Georgia 10 6 II o O u
Midwest. oNeill.
Detroit hb S 10 0 0 so
Pacific. Kitzmiller.
Oregon hb 5 8 10 0 So
Southwest. Leland,
r. c. U. OBJ 8 9 0 "a
Rocky Mt. Davis
Utah hb 4 7 43
Big Ten. Baker,
Northwestern e5 s 2 80
Mo. Valley. Van Koten
Drake hb 5 S | 81
Zig Six. Bausch.
Kansas lib 4 ) 8 o as
| indicates position: =. games play
ed. 3. touchdowns: 4. points after
tcuchdovns; 5, field goals; 6. total
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Newspaper Men AT
Fort Worth Races

FORT WORTH, Nov. 3-tPt-
NeWsp1permen Of Texas were invited
guests today Of w. +. Waggoner
for the second days races OF the
Texas Jockey clubs second annual
meet at Arlington Downs.
The feature race OF the dav. press
purse. with a purse Of $4,000 was
fifth on the program.
Entries from the Waggoner Three
y stables included Zacaweista. That's
II. and Old Kicapoo. Old KickaPoo
copied the Inaugural feature on
Saturdays program.
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Good Center

Hoke vas not outtumpsd hy a
-inFle opposing center last year
peard is also q clever handler of
he ball and good shot while Bell
is An excellent defensive guard
with an almost uncanny ability TO
sink long shots.
Freshman numeral men bidding
strongly for berths this season are
J. p. Miller. Princeton. forward: r.
6. Horn. Dallas. guard: J C
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-03

The largest blue fox farm IN the
world Is said 10 be on the Aleu'ian
islands. II has more than 5000
foxes.
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S. M. u. TAKES
ON FARMERS
I. C.. u. Favored Over Rice;
Texas Likely To
Beat Baylor
BY GAYLE TALBOT, JR.
Fascinated Press sports Writer

DALLAS. Nov. 3-tPl-I e X a S
Christian University. with seven
victories and a tie 10 show for its
efforts so far. will get down 70
business this week IN defense OF
its southwest conference football
crown.
Although they have two con-
ference wins. scored over Arkansas
ana the Texas Aggies, the Frogs
viii face what promises TO be their
first serious test when they engage
Rice Institute Saturday at Houston
The Owls. fresh from victories
over the Texas Longhorns and
Sewanee Tigers on successive week
ends. are calculated to prove
concluslvtly whether the Frogs
are the team they were last year,
when were undefeated.
AS a varmup for Saturdays
, conflict. the Schmidtmen walloped
Abilene Christian College. So TO Q
Leland leading the way with an
8l-yard romp for n Of his two
Y touchjowns. The Owls scored two
touchdowns with a slashing run
ming attack 10 down Sevanee. II
ITO O..
Texas IS. Baylor
Vlelng with the Frog-OWl Melee
D popular interest will be another
conference bout al Waco. between
the ~Longhorns and BAYLOR Bears
Ihe ~Longhorns boosted themselves
MO the thIcE ar the title fight
Saturday by trouncing a favored
Southern Methodist eleven. 25 10 Z.
Baylor enjoyed a "breather' in
trimming the Oklahoma Baptists,
81 to 0. al Shawnee. The meeting
Of the Bear and the Longhorn
promises TO have an important
bearing on the title. with the
winner automatically assuming a
tavorite's position.
A third conference tilt Will be
PLAYED at Dallas. with nothing IN
particular at stake Southern
Methodist. out of the running
after Saturdays loss TO Texas and
q previous tie with Baylor. viii
entertain the rejuvenated Texas
AgEies. who came back to nose out
Centenary College. 7 to s. at COL
eye Station.
The AEeies tickled their sup
porters pink BY their improved
showing against the Gentlemen
and may be fired to give the
Mustangs a real run for their
money unless the Methodists dis
plav more punch than they did
against the Steers.
PorkerS Out
Arkansas will be the odd" team
of tile conference group for the
week. meeting the Oklahoma Ag-
gies IN a non-chsmpionship affair
az Fayetteville. The Razorbacks
helped the conferences iatersec-
tional record for the season not al
all BY losing to Louisiana State.
ct to u. at Shreveport.
Easily tho most significant event
Of the past weekend was the
powerful showing OF the Long
horns in their one-sided contest
with Southern Methodist. Selected
to lose by from one TO three touch
downs. the Steers completely out
classed coach RAY Morrison's
Aerial specialist. scoring IN every
period except the last.
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TO
MEET LYONS
O'Brien and Berberdi To
Furnish Semi-Finsl
At Harrington
ESPECIAL - The Herald

tGpCl4dl - lit I--A9AA1
HARLINGEN. Nov. 3-Charles
CRY BABY Leahman. who has
shown here several times before.
and who is regarded ds one of the
toughest ear twisters in the busi-
ness. will meet Red Lyons. CT Baton
Rouge. La. III the main event here
Monday night at Fair Park arena.
The semi-final Will BRING togeth-
Fl Pat OBrien. the Wild Irish Rose,
ard Tony Bernard. the Gas House
Wcp." and 1t is slated to SO s
rounds.
Lyons Is a newcomer. and OF
the most popular in the rings Of San
Antonio and north Texas. He has
the reputation Of being a crowd
pleaser. Full Of fight and pep
throughout the matches. Leahman
is due 70 get an awful drubbing if
he persists In running around the
ring, Red has declared
The Loud Speaker
Leahman wants 10 meet the Red
One IN the local arena He told
Promoter Jim HeSlin so last week
This Lyons mas been making wise
cracks about me. saving I would
run. well I am gOin gto give him a
run well I a mgoing 10 give him a
Lcahman boosted.
Tony Bernardo. Italian, known as
the Gas House Wop' is a colorful
grappler and tough as shoe leather.
ard with the popular and also col
orful OBrien as his opponent. this
should be the most thrilling semi
flial ever staged here.
Promoter Heslin has extended an
Invitation to the coach and football
team Of Harlingen high school TO be
lis guests Monday night.
ANN g-~ -. --.-- ---Tr a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-03

Traffic officers at Pasadena. Cal,
have been furnished fire extin-
guishers for use in emergency au-
tomobile fires.
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The Loud Speaker

A l0.000-fcot sea training wall is
being constructed to improve the
Richmond. Cal. inner harbor.
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= Z =
The
Sports
Spade
By Hal
q . q Z

ACCORDING TO reports from
iggie land. the Fish. who play
Brownsville j. G. here Friday, have
Noe OF the heaviest and most prom
sing freshman eleven in the his
.ory OF the institution. friday they
defeated Allen academy 90 Up 70
hat time. the academy BOYS had
not been doVned this season. Il
looks as II there Will be a whale Of
4 game hsre Friday. for II Is un-
disputed that the 1890 Sccrps
compose the strongest grid unit
ever 10 represent the local !nst!tu-
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-03

THE AGGIE frosh squad this
year beasts a larger number Of men
whose hames figured prominently
in high school and academy gid
circles Of lie past few years than
any other freshman team in a. q
~. history. Among these who ere
outstanding Prep school players are
Cen-.c dominique. stellar quarter
back OF the s.-ong Port Arthur high
school .eam last year. r. z. Bar
field. na.fback and tsammate Of
Dominique. W. O. watson. Who was
virtually unanimous choice for all
state end last year Ce-pite lis
playing With Gilmer high. a class
= team: Ted Splu-7r, tullDack from
G..-cer. VINO had SIX years Of nigh
school and academy experience ba-
fore coming To a * Nj Joe Col
ssinski. brother OF August Golas-
inski guard on the Aggie varsity
and all-city guard at Houston last
wear: and Milton Won Minden. III
pound tackle from La Grange high
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-03

BUT-the Pickers are cocky.
They are Inclined to scott at Hsr-
iirren's team. When told that Har-
lingen had a good club, the Picker
fans retorted: But Kingsvllle
beat them. didn't she?" Answered
in the affirmative. they said "Oh,
we'll" indicating that Harlineen
would he tasy for them If Robs-
town comes to Harlingen with a Sc
we're case Of ver-confidence (which
is altogether probable) she will
leave a sadder, but wiser club.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-21
MORE STEEL
WORKERS FIRED
Unemployment Crisis
Severe in Duluth

DULUTH, Mimi, Oct. 19.-The
unemployment situation in Duluth
is very severe and daily growing
worse. There are over 10000 out
of employment here, The steel
trusts are extending the use of the
speed-up system, especially in the
chipping department with the re-
suit that more and more men are
being laid off.
They are using the burners to
burn the seams and cracks out Of
the steel in place Of. chipping it out.
They have put up platform and on
this they have 20 tanks of gas con-
nected together and six burners
working. This system increases
production with less men, and the
steel bosses plan to extend it as rap
idly as possible, using 40 burners to
take the place of 200 clippers.
Realizing that unrest is increas-
ing with these tactics, the bosses
are sending spies around to the
T.U.U.L. and Communist Party
headquarters. The workers, how
ever, are not being scared but are
coming in large numbers to join the
revolutionary unions and the only
working-class party.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-21
FIGHT LAFOLLETE
GANG in WISCON.
Expect to Roll Up Big
Red Vote

MILWAUKEE,, Wis-With less
than 8 weeks before Election Day
the C. P. in Wisconsin is redoubling
its activity in exposing the role Of
the La Toilette group and the
socialist party both of which are
especially entrenched in the state
of Wisconsin. With over 100000
pieces of literature already printed
and plans for another 100000 to be
printed for the campaign and with
numerous street and shop meetings
as we'll as mass indoor rallies of the
election campaign being arranged
for, the C. P. is working toward
getting huge vote on election day.
On Sunday, Oct. 10, the C. P. is
calling a Red Sunday for Collection
of funds by house to house canvass
for the Election Campaign. The
C. P. calls on all workers to parti-
cipate in this tag day to get funds
to carry on the big tasks ahead.
Tag Day stations: Workers Center
567 9Th St.; Liberty Hall, Eighth
and Walnut; Harmony Hall, Mineral
and First; Labor Hall, National and
Fifty-fifth West Allis.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-21
SOCIALIST" MAYOR
CALLS FOR THE COPS

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. 49,
Stump, socialist mayor of Reading,
Pa, at an election meeting of the
socialist party at Pitt theatre, Pitts
burgh, Sunday afternoon, shouted
violently from the platform to his
committees, "call the cops" This
was a sort of reply to questions
put by workers in the audience to
him "what he did for the unem-
ployed in Reading" why his COM
rade, the mayor of Milwaukee
dubbed the workers at the unem-
ployment demonstration and jailed
many, why he doesn't protest lynch
ings and race discrimination, why
he permits evictions of unemployed
in Reading.
The embarrassing" questions
were thrown at him from workers
in various corners of the hall and
on the top Of all this came flood
of Vote Communist leaflets from
the balcony and the side isles.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-10-21
OCT. Il DAY OF
SHARP PROTEST
Against Boss Cla S S
Terrorism

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Turning
the release of the Unemployed Dele
cation, Foster, Minor and Amter,
into a nationwide protest against
boss class terrorism the lnterna-
tional Labor Defense is gathering
all its forces to make October 21st
a day of working class solidarity.
The Atlanta "insurrection' case is
being rushed on the calendar of the
southern mill owners court in spite
of the defendants necessary delay
for preparation, and n - labor or
CARNATIONS throughout the country
are arranging protest meetings on
October 21st in conjunction with the
unemployed delegation rallies and
mass demonstrations against the at
tempted murder of the five workers
in Atlanta, Georgia.
In New York, the International
Labor Defense is cooperating with
the Madison Square Garden cam
paign rally. Philadelphia viii hold
a mass meeting in Garrick Hall.
Cincinnati is scheduled for an open
air demonstration. In Buffalo
rally will be staged at Liberty Hall.
In every district of the /. l.. D.
meetings are being arranged and
the National Office is working with
all militant organizations in turning
October 21st into a weapon against
the capitalist bosses.