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Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-09
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL.
PROPERTY TO SATISFY LIEN

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Fred Elliot, 59l Ell
Centre Ave, FL Centre, California,
will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the
above named place of business on
Saturday, the 10th day of August
at p. m. of the said day, the fol-
lowing automobile; to satisfy a lien
for storage. towing and repairs; un-
der section 505l and 5O52 of the
Civil Code of California, in the
amount of $500, and all expenses
necessitated by this sale.
Chevrolet Coupe, Engine No,
469994S, 1890 License 7. II. 1888.
Dated at Fl Centre, California,
this 9Th day of August, 1890. 5tl0
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-09
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY TO SATISFY LIEN

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, r. n. Best, Imperial
Valley and San Diego Highway,
Seeley, California. will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the above named place Of
business on Wednesday, the 10th
day of September, 1850, at . p. m.
of said day, the following automo-
bile, to satisfy a lien for storage,
towing and repairs, under Section
505l and 5052 of the Civil Code Of
California, in the amount of f107.25,
and all expenses necessitated by this
sale.
1926 Studeballer Standard Phae.
ton, Engine No. f. r. 2075SS, 1925
License No. 1-A-6200
Dated at FL Centro, California,
this 5th day Of August, 1880. 5t10
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-09
EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGED A. rcsiden-
tial for valley property or small
dairy. Geo. H. Hoyt, Box l64,
Route 3. Holtvillc, Calf. 9t3
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-09
Wanted - Miscellaneous

WANTED--60 acres of gool alfalfa
for dairy. S. l.. Rhodes. Route
], Box 1877, Holtville. 4tl2
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-09
USED CARS

And many low-priced ones.
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Rangers to Workout at HarLingen Thursday
GOOD FIGHTS
SEEN LIKELY


HARLINGEN, Oct. l5-Mat fans
Of the Valley probably will leave
Jim Heslin's show here Thursday
night declaring 1t to have been the
best staged here TO date. Kallio,
Poulos. OBrien and Coffield are on
the card and four better men would
be hard 70 find.
TWO better matches than the Kali
lio-Poulos final and the O'Brien-
Coffield semi-final battles also
would be hard to find.
Kallio. present worlds middle
weight champion. thinks he Is Just
too good TO be defeated since he
stripped George Sauers OF his title
but the Kentucky Babe Is one Crap
pier who has a strong idea that he
Is just the boy to humble the title
holder. Both are good men. Valley
fans are familiar with their work in
past matches Each has his own
technique perfected to the most min
ute detail and each gives a good
straight show. Poulos Is IN fury
when aroused by rough work and II
Kallio resorts to such tactics the
floor boards will groan with action.
Pat OBrien Is a show, both as q
wrestler and with his own peculiar
actions and grimaces. His face is
the map OF Ireland and when an
gered by az opponent he Is the ira
ditional irish scrapper OF world
fame. He always comes I'D with a
leap and facial expression that con-
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Sophs Step Out
In Frog Clash
With Arkansas

FORT WORTH. Oct. i5.-All the
scoring by the Schmidtmen in the
T. c. U.-Arksnsas tilt at the dedi-
catory game Saturday in the new
Horned Frog stadium. was done by
sophomores. with the exception of
the first two counters by the vet
eran Grassy" Hinton. Spearman.
Dennis. Oliver ana Branncn we're
the sophomores 70 MAKE thei. first
scores in conference competition.
Spearman. a hard driving half
back. made the first touchdown OF
his conference career and the third
for the day late in the second quar-
ter when he dashed around left
end for % yards and a score.
Hubert Dennis. the Memphis
Menace" was the second Of the
sophomores to break into the scor-
ing column. His tou :hdown came
after McCulloch had intercepted
one Of Phillips heaves and raced 10
the 23-yard line. and Oliver, Den
mis- and Green had made a first
down. His sprint was for i3 yards.
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SINGER Wins
CHICAGO BOUT

CHICAGO, Oct. i5-tR- Al
Singer, ruler o. the worlds light
weight boxers. owned a decisive
victory for his initial appearance
in Chicago, but was a considerably
leg-weary young man.
Engaging in his first bout in his
OWL division since he knocked the
crown from Sammy Mandell's head
last July, Singer scored a one-sided
victory over Eddie Mack or Denver.
in the stadium last night. but II
required ten rounds OF everlasting
running after the westerner TO gain
him the decision.
Mack. who staged q great battle
against Tony Canzoneri in Chicago
a year ago, appeared awed at finc-
ing himself in the same ring with
the world champion. and devoted
the 80 minutes OF action running
away from Singers whizzing left
hooks and earnest right swings.
When he was not on the run. he
dove into clinches and Singer. al
though he tried desperately, didn't
come very close to accomplishing
a knockout.
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Driven
Hard For Game
With Christians

COLLEGE STATION, Oct. 15.-
Not at all pleased by the perform
ance Of his charges in their game
with the Tulane Greenies az Dali
las last Saturday when the invaders
took the long end Of a 1913 score.
Coach Matty Bell Is driving the
Texas Aggie gridsters a1 top speed
In an effort to develop a smoother
working aggregation than that OF
last week TO greet the coming OF
the Horned Frogs. The game with
the Texas Christian University
team on Kyle Field this weekend
will be the first conference 60 Of
the season for the Aggi5s and the
record Of the Frogs so far prom
Uses a difficult assignment for the
Cadets.
Low-hanging clouds of gloom
have lowered in thick clusters
over the Aggie camp since the re-
turn from the melee at Dallas end
Bell has been working his charges
behind closed gates in preparation
for the Aggies' conference opener.
Il hardly see how We can beat the
powerful r. c. u. eleven the Aggie
mentor commented, but we r 60
ing to work hard toward that goal"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15
TEXANS READY
FOR SOONERS

AUSTIN, Oct. 15-Pre5ented with
a golden opportunity 10 gain ma
tional recognition and ut the same
time raise the tagging prestige OF
the Southwest, the Texas Long
horns have hearkened 10 The words
of Marty Karow about the pow
erful Sooners of Oklahoma Uni
versity, and settled DOWN TO work
with the idea OF repeating thcli
victory OF a year ago over their
Big Six rivals. Karow, assistant
varsity coach at Texas. went tc
Norman. Oklahoma. last week &c
see the Sccners upset the Nebraska
Cornhuskers of Dana Bible 20-7
and he came back with plenty Il
tell the Longhorns.
The victory v e Nebraska, con-
querors OF the Texas Aggics by .
1870 score. established the Soon
ers as Overwhelming ~favcrites tc
TAX the BIZ Six title. and with the
Lonshor,Is just beginning TO de-
velop their real power Steer fol-
lowers ale hoping Inat the game
vill be a fight between cEamrions
Karow reported that the Sooner:
we're much stronger than in 1929
when the Steers, at the height q
the OCTOBER glory. SMASHED theii
way 70 4 2i-0 victory.
The game with Howard Payne
last Saturday did much TO clear w
the mystery and INDIGESTION that ha'
hung aver the LonghcrnS since the
beginning OF the season. Aitel
watching the Steer backs follow
perfect Interference cast the line
into the Yellow jacket secondar,
and then twist and smash theil
way for long gains. there is M
doubt in the minds of mos. critic.
that the 1880 team is stronger thar
he 1929 edition. All OF the ole
power L there. with che blockins
and interference the best that Tex
a. has boasted in several years
Glimpses Ct what can be expected
from the Texas aerial attack thi.
year were given now ana .llen II
the game, with Captain Shelley
hurting to Elkins and Peterson fol
beautiful gains.
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TICKETS ARE ON
SALE NOW

The Brownsville Junior college
Scorpions will have their singers
out when they step on Tucker field
at $3.50 p. m. Friday afternoon to do
battle with the strong San Antonio
Junior college eleven.
The coaching staff has been busy
polishing up the powerful machine
this week and the boys should be IN
the best shape of the season when
they take the field Friday. The
machine has shown ample strength
70 bludgeon its way to victory In the
first two games. but now IT is be-
ginning to click off as the Scream
Ing Eagles OF last year did.
Red Irvine took time off TO COM
pliment the boys after yesterdays
workout.
Quarterback Boy Newman and
Center G. r.. Nelson. who have been
on the injured list, will likely see
plenty Of action against the Alamo
City Jaysees. Their injuries have
been rounding into shape during
the past week.
Newman was the firing pin that
set off the Brownsville barrage last
season. His presence In the lineup
means much TO the Scorpions.
Tickets for the encounter are now
OIL sale at Batsell- Wells. McKay's
Pharmacy. Eagle Pharmacy. Cisner-
o5 pharmacy on Elizabeth and other
downtown stores. Fans are urged
% obtain their cardboards In adj
vance in order to save a jam at the
gate.
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SCORPIONS ON
EDGE FOR GAME
Visiting Squad Composed
Of Former Santone
High Stars

Twenty-Five san Antonio Junior
college Rangers will arrive IN Har-
lingen Thursday and workout there
In preparation for their game with
the Brownsville Junior college Scor-
pions here Friday, 1t has been an
nounced.
The squad is composed OF former
San Antonio high school stars and
from the lists Of weights given out
Is q husky aggregation. Almost
every man on the squad has seen
service either at Breckenridge or
Main Avenue. On the club Is Bob
Fenner, former Brackenridr- star
who is now playing IA" baseball
III the American association. Fem
ner, a stellar catcher. weighs $50
pounds and plays in the backfield.
After a workout at Harrington on
Thursday afternoon and a rest in
the same city Thursday night. the
squad will come here Friday morn
ing. Coach Greenwaite has an ex-
perienced club and he has high
hopes OF taking the Brownsville ag-
g-egation into camp.
Several cars Of Ranger rooters will
accompany the visiting squad
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FANS WATCH
CARD CLASH
This Game With Kingsville
To Give Basis Of
Comparison
BY HARFoE
Herald Staff Correspondent

'Herald stat correspondent
HARLINGEN. Oct. l5.-By the
time the smoke clears awav from
this weeks gridiron battles a pref
~ good basis for comparing San
Benito and Harrington. who meet in
San Benito next week. will have
been established.
Harrington goes 70 KinEsville this
week where San Benito played last
week and San Benito goes to Mer-
cedes. where the Harrington eleven
performed Friday.
Thus far neither eleven has
played a team met by the Other
but Friday they not only meet
clubs encountered by the other but
on the same gridirons.
San Benito met defeat. Is TO Is,
at Kingsville FRIDAY said to have
been induced by over-confidence.
just why the Hounds should have
been overly confident Of winning
over one Cf the strongest elevens
the Kingsville outfit has had In
years Is not apparent but 10 their
feelings Of security i attributed In
some measure their defeat.
The Hounds permitted Ringsville
TO make three touchdowns in the
second quarter but came back TO
make two Of their own in the third.
almost putting over another to win
the game.
II Is certain that some OF their
cockiness will have left them and
they ought to be pretty hard on
the Mercedes Tigers at Mercedes
this week.
The Cardinals downed the Tigers
IL TO z without exsrtion and show
ed plenty Of power. If the Hounds
are to down the 1880 Cardinals
they will need TO muster consider
able man power.
In other games this season the
Hounds defeated Pha---San Juan
Alamo II TO 0 and Edinburg IS 70
s. Harrington defeated Edinturg
Junior College. 8 TO 0; and bowed 10
Brownsville Junior College by a de-
Cisive margin. They beat Pot
Arthur. 1929 state champs, TO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15
S. M. u. STARS
Are INJURED
Scribes Reluctant To Say
Aggies Will Lose
At Home
BY GAYLE TALBOT. Jr.
Associated Press Sports Writer

DALLAS. Oct. 15-fP-Absence OF
Weldon Mason from southern Meth
odist's lineup next Saturday against
Baylor not only will reduce the ef-
fectiveness of the Mustang passing
and running attack. but will be a
source Of disappointment TO Waco
fans. Speedy" along with Malcolm
Powell. Pony center. received knee
injuries in the Notre Dame game
that preclude their appearance in
opposition 70 the Bruins.
The game Saturday would have
offered Mason his first and last
chance 70 appear before the home
folks as a university star. His grid
iron exploits while a member Of the
Waco Tigers still are recalled in the
McLennan county city. Next year.
Mason's last in school. the teams
will play here.
Another method Of defying the
lightning IS TO pick the Texas Ag-
gies 10 lose on their own Kyle field.
Just to look at 1t. the big stadium
az College Station bears no ominous
appearance. The grass looks like
any other grass and there are the
usual number of chalk lines, goal
posts. and whatnot. Yet Lesson No.
! in the sport writer's Iyn Roy very
plainly states that one should not
select the Aggies to lose on their
home grounds.
But On Kyle Field?
All Of which is preamble 10 a Pc
culiar situation this week. Not one
II ten who has seen both the Aggies
and Texas Christian in action this
year believes the College Station
crew IS a match for the Horned
Frogs-man for man and team for
team. Yet there Is a marked dis
inclination in all quarters to come
right out and say the Frogs will lick
the Farmers Saturday.
Il don't ARE how they looked
against Tulane" asserted one Aggie
supporter. "or how good the Frogs
looked against Arkansas. II will
be different when they meet On Kyle
Field" He said Kyle Field with
the intonation that can be mastered
only by an ex-Aggie.
Cy Leland's performance against
Arkansas was slightly disappoint-
ing 10 those who expected TO see the
fleet one gallop hither and yon
with the ball. but IL Is doubtful
any conference scouts were serious
" fooled. The odds are that Coach
Schmidt was keeping his stars pet
PLAYS under cover In that game,
saving them for the Aegies this
week. Cy was on the sideline a
greater part OF the game.
Jameson I'm Saddle
Coach Jack Meagher finally has
decided upon his strongest backfie!d
combination at Rice. Just in time to
test IL against Arkansas in the Owls
opening conference struggle Satur-
day at Fayetteville.
The word Is that Seaman Squyres,
former Cleburne high sensation, has
nailed down the quarterback berth
b. his fine play against st. Edwards
and University of Arizona the last
two weeks. Pat Wallace and Dick
Jameson. .shifty backs with junior
college experience. look like the best
bets az the halves, with the veteran
Ralph Jones at full.
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BY HERBERT w. BARKER
Associated Press Sports Writer

4. NEW YORK, Oct. l5-F-Gloves
and bats may be laid away until
next spring but the search OF base
ball magnates for the means by
which their clubs can be strength
ened goes on forever.
The 1850 season has barely closed
but already four deals OF major
Interest TO National and American
league fans have been completed.
The Chicago Cubs made the first
move BY obtaining Lester Sweet
land. IN effective southpaw, from
the Phillies in a straight cash deal
Yesterday the Brooklyn Pobins and
Boston Braves both announced
player deals of major importance
while Jacob Rupert. president OF
the New York Yankees, did the
expected and signed Joe Mccarthy
former Cub pilot. 10 manage the
Yankees for the next two years at
q reported salary OF $4,000 a year.
Robins Are Set
The Robins, who faltered in the
home stretch after giving all Ma
tional league c~ontenders an argu-
ment through most Of the season
apparently have made a ten-strike
In acquiring Lefty ODoul out
fielder. and Fresco Thompson. sec
pnd baseman. IN exchange the
Robins gave to the Phillies Jumbo
Jim Elliott. left handed pitcher:
Wise Dudley. Highlander. Hal
Lee. rookie outfielder. and a bundle
Of cash.
y O'Doul and Thompson should
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Hound Pups Play
Donna on Thursday
Especial TO The Herald)

especial TO The Herald)
SAN BENTTO, Oct. 15.-The ju-
nior high team viii be seen in ac-
ton on the home gridirou for the
first time this season when 1t plays
the Donna juniors Thursday after
noon.
The Juniors saw action for the
first time last week when they beat
the Brownsville eleven BY a one
touchdown margin.
Although the juniors can claim
a forfeit technically from Harlin-
gen, Coach Orville Mule) Brown
says that he would rather play the
game. Officials did not show UP
for the tilt which was scheduled In
Harrington
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15
EDITH QUEER
Is DEFEATED
Miss Collett And Other
Favorites Come
Through

LOS ANGELES. Oct. l5-P-
With the name Of Miss Edith Quier
crossed from the list of ~contenders
in first round match play, the wo-
mems thirty-fourth national golf
tournament moved into the second
bracket today.
The freckle-faced Reading. Pa
girl. a member OF the 1880 United
States Curtis Cup team. succumbed
yesterday 70 the steady playing o.
Mrs. Brent Potter, northern Cali
fornia champion. in the biggest
surprise the initial round had tc
offer. The count was ? up.
All other favorites. including the
title defender. Miss Glenna Collett
and two former champions. Mrs
Dorothy Campbell Hurd and Mis-
Marion Hollins. won In convention
al fashion. Miss Collett trourceo
Mrs. Harry Grossman. Los Angeles
s and 4. Mrs. Hurd won from Mrs
Russell Fowles, Long Beach. Calf.
By the same score. Miss Hollins
encountered some difficulty in de.
feating Mrs. John Taylor, Evanston
Ill. 3 and 2.
Two Of the youngest stars In the
tourney finished a brilliant frs
round match when Miss Helen
Hicks. 10. former Canadian cham
pion from Inwood. N. Y. shot sub
par golf. to defeat Miss Lucille az
Long. l~8-year-old Coronado. Calf
entrant. 3 and I.
Mrs. o. S. Hill. Kansas City
medalist. and Miss Bernice Wall
Oshkosh. Wis. both semi-finalisti
a year ago, furnished one OF tn,
best matches OF the day. Failure
OF Miss Wall 10 ~straighten out he
wood shots was largely responsible
fny dafea+ A ard .
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15
Brooklyn Obtains O'Doul And
Thompson From Philadelphia

provide the remedy for the two
painful weaknesses in the Robin
lineup last season. O'Doul Is a
tremendous hitter, and with Babe
Herman and Johnny Frederick, will
give Uncle Wilbert Robinson the
Understanding outfield in baseball.
O'Doul hit 1888 this year: Herman
1898. and Frederick, .334. Thompson
is a fine second baseman who should
do much better with Brooklyn than
he did with the Phillies.
Braves Buying EN-
The Braves. who made a good
showing in the 1880 race under Bill
McKechnie's leadership. have ac-
quired Wesley S~chulmerice. Los
Angeles outfielder, and William
McAfee, Chicago recruit. in a deal
by which pitcher Bob Smith went
to the Cubs and outfielder Jimmy
Welsh to Los Angeles. Schulmerice
hit 1877 in the Coast league while
McAfee. who toiled for the Read
ing internationsls. controlled by the
Cubs. showed flashes Of promise
with a seventh-pla outfit.
The move by which Mccarthy.
succeeded by Rogers Hornsby as
manager Of the Cubs, dons an
American league uniform, had been
expected by the experts ever since
the worlds series. The terms OF
the two-year contract were not
made public. Of course. but Nc
Carthy declared II was the best
contract I ever signed" Baseba,I
observers. basing their observations
on the reputed s25.00 q year Nc
Carthy received from the Cubs
wrote down $4,000 as the probable
annual salary he will draw from
the Yankees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
(By We Associated Press


CHICAGO-Al Singer, world
lightweight champion, outpointeG
Eddie Mack, Denver. 10) non-title.
King Levinsky. Chicago, knocked
out Tom Kirby. Boston, CD. KID
Francis. Italy, outpointed Harry
Fierro. Chicago, Q0).
NEW YORK-Ralph Fcucello.
New York, outpointed Ted sandvina
Sioux City. Ia. d0).
INDIANAPOLIS-Roy wallace.
Indianapolis. outpointed zen Darcy,
Grand Rapids. Mich. Q0). Jackie
Purvis. indianapolis. outpointed
Roy Mitchell. St. Louis. 0o).
CLEVELAND. O.-Babe Hunt,
Oklahoma. outpointed frankie
Simms, Cleveland, Q2).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15
San Benito Loses
Two Good PLAYERS

Especial 10 Inc derd1Ob
SAN BENITO. Oct. 15.-One San
Benito high school football player
Clifton Burgess. fullback, has
moved back to Hale Center. Texas,
with his family and another, Allen
(Buck) Bowie. end, Is ineligible due
TO the new ten semester rule Of the
state interscholastic league.
Under the new league rule a play
er is "out" five years after enter
ing the eighth grade regardless OF
whether he Is In school ali that
time or just internationally. Sew
eral other Valley schools also have
lost players under this rule, 1t is
understood.
A third San Benito player is or
the verge of becoming ineligible but
the first months work is not yet
completed and reports are not out
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15
Nurses To School
Especial 70 The Herald.

HARLINGEN. Oct. 1.-two VAL
ley Baptist Hospital nurses have
gone to San Antonio where they
will study for three months in
Robert B. Green Memorial hospi-
tai and two others have returned
Those who left this week for
training are Mrs Vivian Jones
Miss Laredo 1nrle and those who
have returned are Miss Dorothy
Whitson and Miss Clara Wolfe
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15
CHURCH BUILDING PUSHED

NOpGLId4 20 Tie dtId4uJ
SAN BENITO. Oct. l5.- Good
progress is being made in the con-
struction Of the Church Of the
Nazarene's new house Of worship
The building Is to be OF frame
and stucco construction and will
be ready in about six or eight
weeks.
The work Is being done under d.
rection of Rev. j. L. Williamson
himself a former contractor
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vulses the crowd O'Brien. however.
win have 70 pay attention 70 thu
ring work when he meets jim Cof-
field Of Kansas City In the semi
final. The latter Is quick and hard:
he Is a master OF head lock work and
has downed many "a good opponent
with his proficiency In that line.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15
GYM COMPLETE

SA NBENTTO, Oct. l5:-San Be-
nito high schools gymnasium prob
ably will be put TO use for the first
time this week. according 70 G. r,
Robertson. senior high principle.
The gym will be used for physical
training classes this week, he said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15

A
Big Dan Barnart. who perform
ed with the Brownsville Scream
ing Eagles in their two banner
years. is being hailed as st.
Mary's best ball carrier this sea-
son. this Is what they said af-
ter st. Mary's 1913 victory over
Sui Ross last week. ."Barnhart.
Saint fullback, was the great
star OF the game, the most pow
erful back seen on a local field
In years....a hard. shifty runner.
he shook off tacklers like rain
drops, made holes where there
were none and made all three
Saint touchdowns. he was
responsible for most OF the first
downs. 80" one headline shout
ed. ."Barnhart Nabs Lobo Pass
and Clinches Came. the for
mer Eagle has a bad leg and may
not play in the game this week
....Big Dan showed a world Of
promise with the Eagles OF %
when they swept through an un-
defeated season.,
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That is one OF the reasons that
the Aggies are so hard to beat on
Kyle field. The Cadets take much
pride in their yelling" And they
insist that 1t be called yelling.
scorning the sissified Cheering"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-15

IN a recent month the average
price OF stocks listed In Austria
dropped 80 points.