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Do Not Wait for the Rush Give Us Your Order for Screens Now!
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22
FOOTBALL Is
BACK ON SPOT
Two Important Frsys VIII
Be Played On West
Coast Soon

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22
WINNERS WILL
TANCLE TODAY
In Case Of PostPonements
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Be Notified


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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22
Nominations Now i'm Order For
The Hero of Rose Bow! Battle

scheduled games. Alabama cor
fined her conquest entirely 70 Dixie
opponents. while Coach Babe EoI-
LngSosrrTs Cougars made Z 5000
mile trek 20 PHILADELPHIA TO suhcue
tie El-lz1Oga wildcat
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= slight edge fo- Alabama. The
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io- an acreage OF slightly more than
n points pzr game WzzhlnEron
state tC-a-ed 2I6 points, su< mig
over = 2s-polnt average ALa5zna
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rivals scorslsSs
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22

OLD EUSTAQUIo takes this
Tyler victory more @ less 20 heart,
ard 70 steal Chick Sales E-e- III
tel ION why In the early z1s
Eae1 EuS-zcr.o vzs q cEszsn.
student T. Austin high George
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h-zh Ns-oo1S As you k1oz. F1srz
8 the man Who Led the EaS. Texans
70 the penran- this season Ram
min Rufus King e his assistant
q. Tyler. Wei sir. believe j. O. not.
Rufus -ss PLAYING fuIIbark o. the
Austin s11sd back IN those cz-x
Folfz gave Austin high SIS Iasr
oiS--lrt winner ard nor Re comes
back 70 white DOM the second
chance Austin has had IN al
these ten years Other 5oys On TIE
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Hopkins. Ts6o Szztz@. Rruezze-
Davis Ironran woo6nzr. Roczr
Runcel. and several others who
have later MADE their marx IN
university competition
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22
By CLAIRE BURCKY
NEA Service Sports Writer

The frame Is ready and waiting.
Were Just standing BY until New
Years afternoon when q young man
from Washington State OF Alabama
VII assume the hsros pose With
that little Formally over with. vel
hang the picture Of fhe 1891 star
beside his fOrbears IL the Tourna-
ment OF Roses Hall Of Football
Fame
The collection numbers cutie .
few pictures now. The Oldest 5 that
or Willie HeSton. who once cavo-re6
on some elevenS az Michigan known
6 poinr-a-mtnu-e teams. His pr
tUre has been hanging there amid
cobTen< since 1902 TIE remainder
even the more recent heroes OF the
past 10 years. which includes CdE-
Grill OF Earvsrd- Muller o. Ca-ifo--
MIA E0tre Danes -Four Eo-Se-er-
PooseT Hubert CT ALABAMA. Eff
Hoffman OF Stanford and Russ
Saunders o. Scu-LErn California.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22
S. CALIFORNIA
TOPS SCORERS

Southern California has -un ID
a fine scoring record. averaznr
something Ike 81 points per game
for the last SIX years OF pay under
the coaching OF Howard Jones. For
TIE same period. Dartmouth.
Georgetown. Washington. STAN
ford, Colgate, NeE YORK Unirer-
SIfy. Army. Tennessee and La
Fayetts, In that order. are the
nearest 70 the Trojan record
Notre Dame IS not IN the first
ten when il comes % scoring bur
the Ran5ierS are up around the
head OF the class n showing VIII
ming results. Tennessee has a bril-
liant record II this respect. In fact
the Volunteers have lost urIy four
games IN the past six years and
any college with a better record
= invited % step I'D and post Il.
The University OF Utah peren-
Nal champions Of the Rocky Noun
tain Conference. has dropped onIv
i've ceclS-o-S II SIR years Over
tne same period Sotre Dane and
Pittsburgh have lost eight each
Southern California rt-e, Alabama
se1
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With 81 Indications pointing TO
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This evening With TIE Lover b-zck-
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leTed likely that So-ns OF re
games may E1d i necessary 70
postpone their tits q account o.
cold weather IN czse this should
become necessary. the clubs should
ro-fy one another II q team falls
% snow I'D E1thos. proper notiti-
cation the game vii be forfeited
under league E-eS. The officials
also should d no-11ied Of postponed
TITS u the dcEe cub
For this purpose. H-5un lives q
Lyfo-c. PI7E-n a. B-0=rSTL-e
Briggs G Harrington. Saunders 81
San Beniro. Hinot0sa ~ Rio Gran1e
City Emory a. Phzrr. Palmer a.
Edco1ch- and Cox q McALen-
Tne wealth OF games E0a xii
% more eTeniy distributed around
this week. ss al OF the winning
cubs a last week are p5-ted azzin-
9 one another The losers are pit
Ted against one another.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-22

MAX barr the west coast
pnenom. suffered . severe set bsck
when he failed 20 zin ever Shat
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but tired himself out and allowed
the clever New JERSEY blond 70 out
point him the remainder OF the
way Baer seers 20 be another
Shsrke-- Chin music and clothes
are his s~pectzltieS. To rear MAY
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such names ss Striking. SchreI-
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-24
Mrs. HOODer to Keep
House q FOrtniuht

MRS. Hoover must keep to the
White House two or three weeks
before she can resume social and
3Iner duties, according to Capt.
Soel T. Booze, her physician.
Sne wrenched her back 10 days
Inc President received alone at
White House reception yester-
gay to delegates to the conven-
ton Of Pen Women,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-24
Boy, 3, Little Hurt
When Struck bH Car

Joe Bozin, 8, 900 block Colum-
bia Rd. N. W., escaped with slight
cuts on his ear and shock yester-
day when he was knocked down
by an automobile said to have
been driven by Miss Marjorie
Goldsmith, 10, Of the 1900 block
Webster st. N. w.
He was. treated. by q nearby
physician and sent home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-24
MAN HURT BY CRANE

struck by the boom Of a crane
on the Arlington Memorial Bridge,
william Guy Fonts, SO, a crane
operator. OF the TOO block Upshur
81. N. W., yesterday suffered a
proken elbow, He was taken to
emergency Hospital by fellow
workers, and, after attention, was
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-24
BOY IS MISSING

Missing from his home in
Branchville, Md, for two days,
District police today were en-
listed to search for Limal Tay-
lor, II, by the youths father.
The boy, whose left arm is smaller
than his right, was wearing q gray
sweater, long blue pants and low
black shoes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-24

We respectfully suggest early shopping as
undoubtedly our stores will be heavily taxed
Friday and Saturday.
There is no limit on the quantity you
might care to buy, as we are prepared to
fill all purchases fully. Restaurants and
boarding house trade solicited.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-24

p. & G. Soap. ................4 cakes 15c
Old Dutch Cleanser. 2 cans 1Sc
Lighthouse Cleanser. ..........S cans 1Oc
Vulcan Safety Matches. z dOZ. boxes 15c
Double Tip Matches. ...S reg. SC boxes 1Oc
Waldorf Toilet Paper. ..........3 rolls tic
Scott Tissue Toilet Paper. ......3 rolls Csc
Wright'S Silver Cream Polish. 80. jar 23c
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21

say, fellers, we buck up and have party of our own? He can't help things" she nodded toward the driver Hes done all the work and had the worry and now all he gets handed to him is a bunch Of growls. Come on, folks! We're safe and warm. Nothing can hurt us. We'll get help in the morning"
 She smiled at the big man who was biting his mustache. She laughed in the face of an old lady who was furtively wiping her eyes with the corner of a handkerchief. She grinned at a boy of fourteen.
 The bus driver showed fine set of white teeth. Some grand little sport" he whispered to himself. Then aloud, T got to warn you folks of something else, too. Moth ing serious but kind of distressing. The lights are liable to go out any minute. I got a trouble light with me, but that's all"
 T have a flashlight," said the girl. Who's got another?"
 It turned out that five passen- gers had flashlights. Haul them
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-21

The big bus came to stop with jolt which hurled its tired pas sengers against the seats ahead The powerful engine whined to silence. For a long moment nothing was said. Twenty people stared at the back of the driver. Twenty pairs of ears heard the wild rush of wind outside; noise which up to this time had been drowned by the motor speeding through the night.
 1 The driver was young. He had wide shoulders and a fresh color in his cheeks. He was used to these long, cross-country runs; he knew how to handle people and he un- derstood the temperament of a bus as a mother understands her child. 1 He turned about in his seat to face the silent people. Sorry, folks we're out, of luck A faint shadow seemed to rest on his face. Were hung up a hundred miles from
 
 nowhere"
 A rustic of amazement passet through the listening passengers. man climbed over seat mate and began talking in loud, irritated voice. You mean to tell me this blasted bus won't move another foot tonight? That we must stay here for the Lord-knows-how-longt On Christmas eve and the folks a. home waiting for us? A fine, ia driver you arer"
 The young man was unperturbcd and ready No use telling you can't help it. They gave me a bum bus, an old one, because of the holiday travel. They gambled on my getting through and lost.'
 "Aint you even going to get out to look at it?" demanded the man unpleasantly.
 No, boss, I ain't. I know this bus like an old friend. It's plumb give out and I told them so." He looked the protestor straight in the eye. Whats more, we're the last one through tonight. Laugh that off"
 Out of a dim, rear seat rose a girl Her hair was light. IL seemed to ripple into curls as you looked at it. Her face was pale with wcariness, but she smiled. What