Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-06

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HARLINGEN high having laid a
60 black eye on the potent Port
Arthur Yellow Jockets, the San Ben
ito Greyhounds will carry the colors
OF the Valley out Of this section Fri
day in a game with Kingsville high.
From all reports. K~ingsville has a
strong outfit this year. They re-
Gently took the measure of the class
"A" Laredo team by ample margin.
Grady Reynolds team will more
than likely lay a defeat at the door
Of the Kingsville eleven. The
Hounds have won their first two
games by top-heavy scores. When
counting over the Valley champion
ship possibilities, one had better re-
serve one finger for the Hounds.
MERCEDES high will likely give
the Cardinals a better fight than
most folks will look for. Harlingen
should win handily. but she will not
be able TO run rough shod over
Coach Schmalzried's aggregation Of
red jacketed warriors. SchmalZried
ID q good football coach. He won
. Valley championship in his last
whirl ct the game. Mercedes has
fair material and II Is showing up
well under the new coach's drilling.
LITTLE IS being heard Of La Fer
In, but Jim Ewing had a wealth Of
good material at the opening of the
year. Last season the Cavaliers were
q real threat and Ewing should have
an even better aggregation this year.
The Cavaliers clash with the Donna
Redskins Friday.
UNLESS something turns up in
the near future, Brownsville will
have no football this week. Main
Avenue has cancelled out on the
high school Screaming Eagles. The
McAllen high Bulldogs cancelled out
on the Junior College last week, and
the Scorps have no game scheduled
this week. However. negotiations
for q game with a San Antonio army
team is now underway and some
thing may materiallze on this game
by Tuesday. The colleges next
scheduled game Is here Oct. IL with
the San Antonio Junior college. The
high schools next scheduled tiff
VIII be here with Laredo high, Oct.
"A. The Junior high school will
clay San Benito juniors here on
Thursday Of this week. and It Is
also likely that the Eaglets will draw
some opponent. Last week they de-
feated Fl Jardin 1877. with Charley
Delgado as the leading light.
THEY HAVE installed an immi-
grafton service at the gate for
Notre Dame football games. When
students registered for the first
semester, they were photographed.
The resultant picture. although
hardly comparable to the original
in some cases, has been clipped TO
the students athletic book which
must be presented before seat tick
EFT for the games will be issued.
THE DOINGS OF Mississippi A.
e. M. will be watched with interest
this year, because that institution
Is coached by Girls eagle, West
Point flash. The Aggies dropped a
1912 decision to Mississippi college
Saturday. II Girls needs sympathy.
he should come to Brownsville.
Brownsville and the Screaming
Eagles know all about those 1912
affairs.
A recent Jews dispatch out Of
New Haven explained that the Yale
football players who had been hurt
were recovering rapidly. The press
agent vii have TO hurt 'em again
before the tough part Of the sche-
dule has come around.
Another dispatch from West Point
said that six Army varsity athletes
ha | been declared ineligible. There's
q talking point for Congressman
Britten in his efforts 10 bring about
more Arny-Navy games.
JOE JACOBS. scHMELING's
MANAGER. HAS SCRATCHED
BOTH CAM-OLO AND SHARKEY
FROM THE LIST OF CHAMPION
SHIP CONTENDERS. IF JOE
WOULD NOW ONLY PUT MAKE
ON THE BLACKLIST. EVERY
THING WOULD BE PERFECT.
stribling. Camera and Dempsey.
rating. one. two. three on Jacobs
list OF eligible opponents for the
German. all may have grandchil-
dren in the ring by the time
Schrsling returns.
GEORGE Won ELM'S withdraw
al from the ranks Of amateur golf
ers Is expected to give a young
Georgian. Bobby Jones. a chance
TO win a few tournaments.
Won ELM saws he will be neither
professional golfer nor rolf profess
sional. What he means is that ne
would like 70 have the officials
pay him a little money for playing
In their tournaments.
AFTER HOURS
The eagle eye Of the floor-walk-
er carne TO rest on a young mar ir
earnest conversation with one OF
the girl clerks. After he hac gone
the noor-walker went over TO the
girls counter.
II noticed he didn't buy any,
thing" he said. "but he seemed
very pleased. What did he want
20 see?"
ME. at eight o'clock" the girl
reclied.-Moustique, Charleroi.
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