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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02
BUC Lineup
ISANNOUNCED
Waner and Other Big Stars
TO Be mt Harrington
Friday

Barney Dreyfus' Pittsburgh Pr
ates. featuring Paul Waner and
other nationally known players OF
the National League, will meet an
all-star team composed Of the best
players OF the four Western League
clubs now playing a spring training
schedule in the Lower Rio Grande
Valley at Harrington. Friday, April
4.
The starting lineup for the
Pirates was announced shortly af-
ter a conference between Jewell
Ems, Pirate business manager, and
Art Griggs. manager Of the Wichita
Aviators OF The Western League
The lineup is as follows: Frazier
center field; Engle. third base; Pau
Waner. right field: Moslof. first
base; Fagstead. left field; Bartell,
shortstop: Skube, second base: Bool,
catcher: and Erwin Brame. pitcher
Other pitchers who will accompany
the Buccaneers are French, Spencer,
Chagnon, Erickson and Bednar.
Barney Dreyfuss, field manager
and leader Df the Pittsburgh squad,
may come TO the Valley with his
club.
First string Pirates who Will ap-
pear in the game are Frazier, Engle,
Waner. Mosolf. Flagstead. Bartell,
Bool and Frame. Frame was one
OF Dreyfus' mound ices in the 1929
season. Mosolf is a former Wichita
Aviator, having been sent TO the
Pirates by Gtiggs two years ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02
EIGHT WOMEN
In GOLF MEET

PINEHURST. N. C.. April PIP
Eight players survived for today's
second round In the North and
South women's golf tournament ov-
er number three course Of the Pine
hurst country club.
Miss Glenna Collett, national
champion. was matched with Mrs
Leo Federman Of New York, and
Miss Maureen circuit. New York
metropolitan champion, played Mrs
Q. S. Hill. Kansas City.
In the other bracket, Miss Helen
Hicks. or Hewlett. L. T., holder OF
the Canadian title, plays Miss LOU
Use Fordyce. youngstown. Ohio, and
Miss Virginia Van VIE, Chicago
squared off with Miss Edith Quier
Reading. Pa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02
BY PAUL NICHOLSON
Associated Press Shorts Writer

CHICAGO. April 2-CP-The Skin
faish for the twelfth national high
School basketball championship Is
Winged literally with southern hard
weed artistry as the second section
OF a large field from rs states drove
forward 70 complete first round
games at the University Of Chicago
today.
Six Of the ten victors In yesterdays
inaugural contests were representa-
tives from Dixie, while scattered
ID today's fold were as many more.
Listed along today's battle front
was the defending title holder from
Athens, Texas. The Texas team
appears to be as big and fast as they
were IN 1929 as they fought through
Q strong field to carry the title
back with them Although they lost
the state title TO Denton, another
entrsnt IN today's first round games.
they are considered one Of the teams
10 beat for the 1880 crown.
Eight first round and two second
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02
BOYS TENNIS
Is UNDER Way
San Benito and Brownsville
Will Play Here
Today

Y Everything is set for the Cameron
county field and track meet at
Harrington tomorrow. it has been
announced By j. w. tRed) Irvine,
who is in charge of the events.
The program will be the same as
was annouced for last Saturday.
Tire are more than 700 boys and
girls participating in the county
meet. Boys Tennis play got under
way Tuesday. with the result that
Brownsville eliminated FL Jardln IN
singles and doubles, San Benito
eliminated Rio Honco In singles and
doubles, and Harrington also defeat
ed Stuart Place in the singles.
Stuart Place had no doubles team.
Today the San Benito METERS Will
rcme here for a clash with the
Brownsville racket wielders.
The winner Of this clash Will
play Harrington in the singles Fri
ldav and in the doubles Saturday.
Girls tennis will open at 3 a.. m.
Tomorrow at Harrington. Volley ball
I competition will begin at 2 p. m. TO-
morrow. I.
Junior bows and girls playground
baseball will get under way at Har-
1ingen at 9 a. m. Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02
WELL REPRESENTED
IN u. S. CAGE TOURNAMENT

round matches were on today's
program, the feature OF which will
oe that between Athens and Ian
KIN. a team Of giants from North
Dakota.
The program:
First Round Games
10 a. m. - Brahelton. Ga. VIZ.
south Higl, Minneapolis.
II a. m. - Waterloo, N. Y. vs..
havanaugh, LawTenceburg, Ky.
~ noon - Denton, VS. BAYLOR Of
Chattanooga. Tenn.
p. nj. Casper. Wyo., vs.. ST.
Johns. Delafield. wis.
Up m - Durham. ". C., vs.. Nor
gangan Park Military Academy,
Chicago.
5p. m. Roanoke, Va, VS.. Wheat
land, $50.
> p. m = Y. NJ. c. A. Day School.
Chicago. vs. Lee. jacksonville. Fla.
7p- m Lankin, ~. Dl VS.. Athens.
Second RoundH
P m. spartansburg. A Lindsey.
wheeling, w. va.
COX. Montana
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02
EXHIBITION BASEBALL
By The Associated Press


At Jacksonville. Fla Brooklyn
ND is: Jacksonville CSELr a.
At Austin, Tex.-NeW York (A)
4; University Of Texas 2.
At Atlanta-Cincinnati on 9,
Atlanta (SA) z.
At Montgomery, Ala.-Boston (A)
10. Montgomery (SEL) 4.
At Daytoaa Beach, Fla--Detrot
CAD 7: Montreal QL) 8.
At New Orleans-Cleveland ca
8. New YORK IN 2.
At Birmingham. Ala.-Bt-n1tng-
ham CSA) 4: St. Louis A) 3.
At Bradenton. Fla.-St. Louis CN)
8. Rochester CID 4.
At Dallas. Tex.-Chicago CAD g.
Dallas CTL) l..
At Chattanooga. Tenn-Washing-
ton A) 4; Chattanooga CSA) 3.
At Los Angeles = Los Angeles
CPCL) -: Chicago CD IL.
Motor accidents took 4s4 lives ir
Minnesota in 1929.
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All Set for County Meet at Harlingen Thursday
Cards Almost Clinch County Baseball Title
Robert Reigns
Links Again

AUGUSTA. Ca, April 2-CP-
The golfing house OF Robert Tyre
Jones was back in order today.
The Atlanta amateur and ma
tional open champion shot sub
par golf yesterday 70 win the
Southeastern open tournament
here with a total Of "a, thirteen
strokes better than the field and
his closest rival, Morton Smith.
professional.
Jones svenged n recent defeat
at the hands Of Smith, but the
professional. as second man in
the tournament. gained the ST.
900 cash first prize.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02
Pumarejo to Hurl
Here This Sunday

Faustine Fumarejo, well known
Valley league hurler. will be seen
in action here Sunday when the
Mercedes Li5ns come here for a
double header with the Brownsville
Hat Makers.
Pumarejo is one OF the best huri-
ers ever turned out in the Valley.
Rodriguez CT the Lions will hurl
the morning game.
The morning game will be called
at $3.50 a. m. and the other tilt as
3 p. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02
CAWTHON GOES
TO new POST
Likely to Hire Assistants
From Proteges AT
Austin College

DALLAS, April 2-Pl-Pete Cav
thon. new director OF athletics and
head coach OF Texas Neurological
college at Lubbock, was en- route TO
Lubbock today TO assume his new
duties.
Before leaving here last night he
said he would begin next week a
spring class IN football work with
u view OF getting an early line on
material available for use next fall.
He also said he would have an
entire new corps OF assistants prob
ably selected from his former pro-
teges at Austin college. He recently
returned from a visit 70 Notre Dame
University 70 study spring gridiron
training methods.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02
REGULAR TEXAS PLAYING
SEASON TO BEGIN SOON

Sox hurler, was q better pitcher
than his brother, Homer. and the
American Leaguers scored a z TO
! victory yesterday over the Dali
las Steers.
The Texas Christian University
Horned Frogs put up a stiff fight
for seven rounds, then dropped the
rubber game OF their spring series
TO Fort Worth IL to 2.
Spudder Yannigans in Wichita
Falls bowed 10 the regulars Is TO
/. and Skipper Carl williams kept
the squad on the move. preparing
for the tilt tomorrow with the New
York Yankees.
Eddie Lennon and Phil Wagon
er, hurlers. and Clyde Pratt, out
fielder, were released. Catcher
Ralph Butler was sent TO Pine
Bluff.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02

SAN BEN1TO. April "A four
run rally in the 18th. inning. pound
ed out with three singles and a
sacrifice. gave the Brownsville high
school Eagles a l0-7 victory over
the san Bsnito Greyhounds here
Tuesday afternoon.
The G~reyhounds tried desperately
TO tie the score and did succeed in
punching over one tally in their
half of the 18th.
Cruz. Eagle hurler. yielded but
eight hits. while Sanchez of the
Greyhounds was touched for twice
that number. Pitching into a stiff
wind. these little hurlers had their
stuff breaking sharply. Sanchez had
excellent control and did not walk
or hit a man during the contest.
At the last half OF the eighth
frame the Eagles we're leading s
to 2. Here the Greyhounds put on
a rally which Melted four runs.
knoting the count sail. This rally
was put on With three hits, an err
ror and two sacrifices. Pace. be-
specialized third sacker. got a triple
IN MS SbFOEk COInND3Ck IN The
last five innings. Cruz frightened
down and allowed but n blow. In
the tenth inning. he whitfield three
successive bstters.
Baker, Eagle catcher, came M
first in the 18th. He smacked out
a single. but was later thrown out
when going home. Dixon singled,
Recio sacrificed and Villareal scor-
ed them with a single. Ito" later
stole home for the third marker.
Trevino got in on an error at
first base. He scored on Shultz' fly
ball to center field.
This was by far the best game Of
the season for the Eagles. They
looked good behind Cruz hurting.
The box
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CHIEFS NAM
= r \
S NINE
X = X
FOR BUG A III
Especial to The Herald.)


HAFLINGEN. April 2-Selec-
ton Of the Valley All-Star base
ball team which is 70 oppose the
Pittsburgh Pirates IN a game
here Friday afternoon is being
arranged now. according to Z.
Lee Keyser. president Of the Des
MONIES club Of the Western
league.
The All-Star team will prob
ably be selected at a meeting Of
managers Of the clubs. along
with the sponsors of the var
ious cities. although the exact
method of selection had not
been decided this morning.
Best players of each Of the
four teams in the Western lea
que are TO compose a team that
will play the Pirates here Fri
day.
A record crowd of Valley peo-
pie Is expected at the game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02

young Cub pitchers. Nelson and
Shealy, were punched around and
the b~ase-running of the National
League champions vas not what IL
should have been.
Art Shires IS reaching mid-season
form. The White Sox first baseman
yesterday played his first full prac-
tice game and got z double. single
and a walk-and bsntered with the
spectators. The Sox today had a
game with the Fort Worth club Of
the Texas League at Fort Worth.
and were out 70 follow up yester-
Gays Z to / victory over Dallas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02
ElGHTS LAST

CBy The Associated Press

ST. PAUL@Otto Won Porat, Nor
way. outpointed Angus Snyder,
Dodge City, Kans., u0). Mise Ramm
Stockholm. stopped Jack Haley,
(3). Jimmy Gibbons. st. Paul. stop
ped Andy Peese. Minneapolis. 90.
INDIANAPOLIS Billy Petrolle.
Fargo. N. D. knocked out Joe Az
zarella. Milwaukee. 90.
OKLAHOMA CITY-Jack Dillon,
Oklahoma City, stopped Humberto
Curl. Argentina. GU.
GREENVILLE, Miss.-Chico Cis-
neros. Mexico City. outpointed Babe
Ruth. Louisville, Ky. u0).
LOS ANGELES-Billy Townsend,
Vancouver. B. c., knocked out Ar
mando Santiago. Cuba. CD.
NANKING PA special admin
~istrative court has been organized
with the principal duty Of confis-
eating enemy" estates. Most of
the enemies" aimed at are rich
Chinese Of the old regime who dis
agree with the present govern
mental policies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02

Horton Smith. young pro smiles
today, for ne came out second in
the Augusta open yesterday. What?
You don't think so much Of a sec
ond place? Perhaps you don't un-
derstand. The Bobby Jones was
right and shot sub-par golf to cop
first honors. Smith was second and
is happy TO be.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02
GAME HERE ID

The Brownsville Junior college
nine will engage the St. Joseph
Academy bah hustlers-on the Legion
diamond here this afternoon at l
O'Clock.
This will be the second game OF
the season for the Scorps. In their
first encounter, thev dropped a hot
contest to the Harrington high Car
dinals.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02
Under The
Big Top

NEW YORK April 2-tP-New
York's Yankees have just about
decided that what they need TO win
more ball games Is a college edu-
cation. They played major league
baseball against the University Of
Texas team yesterday and found
on at least two occasions that the
Ldnghorns could out-think them.
In the fourth inning Lou GehriE
made a break for second when the
Texas first baseman left his baE
after Lcu's single. and found that
the Texas catcher. had slipped UP
TO take the throw from shortstop
90 tag him out. In the eighth nm
ing Mark Koenig was the victi-n of
a similar play on a quick relay
from shortstop. The Yankees had "a
stage a ninth inning rally TO gain
a 4-2 victory.
Huriers Released
Two more members OF the Brook
1yn Robins have been released b.
Manager WILDER Robin. Kent Green
field, who has seen lots Of big
league service with the New York
Giants and Boston Braves. has
been sent to Fort Worth OF the
Texas league. and Luther Roy. an
other pitcher. obtained from the
Phillies. has been released TO Chat
tanooEa Of the Southern association.
If the New York Giants stay at
New Orleans much longer. they'll
lose the services Of Me- OFT, the
one-time boy wonder who clouts
them far and often.
New Orleans is Otis native city.
and apparently he could be elected
mayor without making a speech.
Everywhere the Giants 20 OFT is
L pointed out. the hero Of the hour.
And the city has taken 70 Manager
J6nn McGrtw as we'll. ever since
he declared OFT 10 be "a phenomen-
al outfielder and the greatest M
tural hitter in the business
Lefty Looks Good
The more the Athletics see OF
Alfred Mahon's pitching. the more
the idea grows that he will stick
with the team. According 10 Cap
tain Eddie Collins the rookie left
handler from Nebraska has pitched
as well as any regular during the
training season. He Is cool under
fire. has good control. a wide curve
and a smoky fast ball.
Manager Shotton's early enthu-
eiasm over the Fhillies has cooled
considerably IN the last week. His
pitchers are slow rounding into
form and his hitters, even against
minor league pitching have failed
TO hit. The Pills left Winter Haven.
Fla. for home today. Their only
major league victory in the South
was owe the Athletics.
The Chicago Cubs apparently are
working overtime 70 get a whole
seasons supply OF bad baseball out
OF their systems before the cham
pionship campaign opens.
Art Gets Right
Yesterdays Is to / defeat BY Los
angeles, was redeemed only by a
display Of batting power. The
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02

CUEC Dy H-IIlII8ss
r. r.. 4.
Br'sville ITO Oi3 900 900 40 is 7
San BIO 100 900 140 900 II 8 5
90 htts-villarreal, Pace. % hits
-Recio. Galvan.
Struck out-By Sanchez nine. by
Cruz II. Bases on balls-off Cruz
three. Hit by Cruz-Hewlctt and
Kfu9
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for Love in fifth.

in five innings; Greer three in four;
Love. eight in five. Myers. two In
three. Bases on balls off Windsor,
two: Love two: Myers, one; Greer
one. Hit by pitched ball by Love
Cvindsor) by Greer (Johnson).
Stolen bases. Adair. Home runs
Crowley. Triples Parker. Metz. Dou-
bles. Crowley. O'Brien. vigare. Bliss
two. Metz. Double plays Metz 20 Pal
mer to Crowley. Time: Las.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02

SAN BENITO. Texas. April a.
BY scoring a pair OF runs in each of
the first four frames and one each
In the next two. the Denver Bears
piled UP a lead which the Wichita
Avlators were unable to surmount
here Tuesday. The final score was
10 to 7 and II was the Bears. first
victory over the Aviators during
the spring training season. Although
Denver seems TO be q ink to Des
Moines and Des Moines in turn
seems to be a jinx for Wichita.
Denver heretofore has not been able
TO wallop the Aviators.
Taking the lead which the Bears
had given him in the early innings,
Ed Greer hung 10 II tenaciously
He doled out only three hits in four
innings and the Aviators we're I'M
able to bunch as many as two safe
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02
BEARS AND OMAHA
WIN In GRAPEFRUIT LOOP

ties. 1t was Greer's best perform
ance TO date in the spring training
season.
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ESPECIAL to The Herald.)

HARLINGEN, April 2-The Har-
lingen high Cardinals maintained
their undefeated standing in the
Cameron county league here Tues
day. defeating the fast La Feria
nine rs.
Simpson OF La Feria held the
Cards 10 Is hits and W runs.
w. Lawrence and West held the
Cavaliers to eleven hits and six
runs.
Srove hv innings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02

Florida consumed 65.498 tons OF
commercial fertilizer in February.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02

The Harrington high Cardinals
practically clinched the upper
bracket championship Of the Cam
IRON county baseball league Tues
day when they defeated the second
place La Feria Cavaliers 7-6 in a
thrilling game at Harlingen.
The Eagles and G~reyhounds hook
ed up In a 70 less sensational duel
at San Benito. the Eagles winning
out 10-7 in Is innings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02
BROWNSVILLE
Wins IN 18TH
Cruz Hurls Excellent Game;
Yields One Hit In
Last 5 Innings
STANDINGS


Results Tuesday
At San Benito: Brownsville 10,
San Benito Z.
At Harrington: Harrington z. La
Feria s.
Friday Schedule
San Benito at Harrington.
Brownsville at La Feria.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-02

MISSION. April 2-Omaha q
light hitting contest from Des
Moines here yesterday by q . to !
count. Three Harrington hurlers -
Herman. Birkhofer and Arvin,
proved ineffective IN as much as
they were unable to get the ball
over the platter.
Score by innings r. n. T..
Des Moines ... 001 600 000-1 3 2
Omaha ....... .302 040 00x-9 6 o
Batteries: Dies Observation-Disclosures,
Arvin, Herman and Becker. Lingle.
Omaha-Smithson. Poth, Bartholo-
new and Dunsmore.
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STOP THAT ITCHING

Apply Blue star Ointment 20 relipvs
Skin Irritations. Itching skin or the Itch
AZ Eczsnie conditions. letter. Riaxworn.
Itching Toes. Poison Oak and ~ an An
tiscptie Dressing Tor Old Sores. etc
Ask ycur Druggist for
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GRAPEFRUIT LEAGUE
Tuesday Results

At San Benito: Denver 10, WI
chita Y.
At Mission: Omaha 9, Des Moines
Schedule Thursday
Omaha at San Benito.
Des Moines at McAllen.
Schedule Thursday
Denver ut Mission.
Wichita at Harlingen.
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Ted Blankenship. Chicago White
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MORE: ON KELLER

Continued from Page One) would use all my influence to keep the office and schools free from partisan and factional in fluence,
 I am not familiar with the req sons why the Paul Faction did not continue to support MT. Breuer, nor as to why they elect ed to support me. do know, however that I have not been ask ed for, nor have I given, any pro- mise of patronage or otherwise, for the support of any faction, nor will become party to any such political dealings I continue to stand upon my original announce ment that schools and school af- fairs should be kept free from politics. You will recall that in the spring of 1929 I refused to per- init my name to be considered for the position of Commissioner of Education in opposition to MT Henderson, because the situation appeared to me to savor of politics.
 consider that whoever gave you the information contained ir yur editorial sorely misrepresent- ed the facts of the case. If yo, feel free to do so, I will appre- clate receiving the name of youl informant. hope and trust 70, will give full publicity to the con. tents of this letter.
 Very sincerely,
 W. K. Keller
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AT THE THEATER

Mary Astor, the beautiful little movie star that has ascended the ladder of fame So rapidly, is to be
 seen tonight in what critics call a combination feature. A feature in which a trong heart interest is in- .terwoven with a thrilling detective story, forming a play entertaining to anyone New Years Eve" is the title and the action is all at that
 time of year. New Years Eve
 that time of year when the worst and the best elements in human nature most vigorously assert them selves. This play is rated as tip-top.
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EMPLOYERS ATTENTION

List your labor wants with us; we will endeayor to secure for you the help desired. Phone Adams 126 or call at the M & w Club, Seward, Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-21

John Salt, returned to Moose Pass on this mornings train after spending few days in Seward He will be engaged in mining turnout the summer.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-21

Provided the survey ship Discov- erer is in port over the weekend, baseball game may be played off between the boat and Seward nine.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-21

Lieutenant Oxrieder, who has been enspecting the Seward avia- ton field is a visitor in Seward.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-21

CLEANLINESS ano rne best Oi meats our motto. Fry -Bruhn's.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-21

c. H. Keil left for Moose Pass or today's train.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-21

R. c. Ingram of the Bureau of Public Roads, was an outgoing pas senger on todays train.