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w~ake-robins must not be molested.
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c ADVERTISEMENT

Given under my hand and seal
Of said court. at office in the city
Of Brownsville, this the 18th day
Of April. A. ID. 1880.
Witness, Jnc. r. Seaman,
Clerk OF District Court In and for
Cameron County. Texas.
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MICKSPLAY
PENN TODAY
Army-Illi, Georgia N. Y. u.
Games Attract
Many

NEW YORK. Nov. 8-(P1-Teams
from other sections we're feature at
fractions on eastern gridirons today.
Most interest was in the Notre Dame
Penn game at Philadelphia. The
Army-Illinois game in New York
ranked close behind. II attracted
more as a spectacle than a football
game.
Harvard faced the attack OF Mich
iEan whose record has been marred
only BY an early season tie with
Michigan State. while Navy cleared
decks for a struggle with another
western conference team Ohio State.
Dcpauw joined the easthound grid
iron warriors. going to lay Boston
University. The Kansas Aggies. OF
the Big Six conference made an
other long journey 70 play West
Virginia. Conversely. FoIdham went
to play Detroit and Western MARY
lend tackled John Carroll at Cleve-
lard.
From the south. the undefeat-d
Georgia Bulldogs came &c New York
10 wipe out last years defeat at the
hands of New York University ard
tic University OF Miami came for
tire first intersectional pane PLAYED
indoors at night. 1t takes place AT
Atlantic City.
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Southwest Fans Have Too Many
Bargains on Counter Saturday

Aggies were aligned at Ownby sta
oium at Dallas. Beaten all out Oh
shape last week. the Mustangs hoped
ID do a comeback and retain a meth
ematical chance at the title. Out
OF the running these last two weeks,
the Farmers had nothing on their
minds except beating the Metho-
dists. They were handicapped some
What by the absence OF two OF their
chef luminaries. Floyd and Lord
injured in last weeks triumph over
Centenary.
The Arkansas RazorbaCkS found
themselves OH the extra list for the
second straight week, meeting the
Oklahoma AggieS in a r%on-confer-
ence tuSSle at Fayetteville.
Texas Christian. having cleared lis
decks for the hard conference cam
paign between now and Nov. 20 by
w-ping out Abilene Christian. 81 to
0, last week, entered the contest
with Rice a slight favorite. The
champions have compiled a great
record SO far. piling ID 251 points
10 their opponents seven in eight
starts.
A capacity crowd of $4,000 was ex-
pccted TO watch the Texas Long
horns test their new-found power
against the veteran Baylor eleven
Their overwhelming win ever South
EN- Methodist last week boosted the
Steers into the top rank Of con
tenders. What the fans want u
see today is whether Coach Little
fields proteges can play another
game like that.
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EiGHTSLAST

lBy The Associated Press


DETRO1T.-M Hickey walker.
world middleweight champion, out
pointed Johnny Risko, Cleveland.
Q0). mon-title).
BOSTON.-Jack Dorval. Quincy.
Mass. o~utpointed Babe Hunt, Ponca
City. Okla. G0).
DULUTH. Minn-Billy Petrolle.
Fargo. N. D.. outpointed Spug Mey-
ers. Pocatello. Idaho. t5). Charley
Retzlaff. Duluth. knocked out Mike
Mandell. st. Paul, 81.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.-Tommy
Grogan. Omaha. Neb.. knocked out
Urban Liberty. Minneapolis, az.
EAU CLAIRE. Wis.-Jackie
Sharkey. Minneapolis. outpointed
Johnny Ryan. Milwaukee. 10).
LANSING, Mich.-George God
frey. Philadelphia. knocked out Seal
Harris. Chicago. az.
NORFOLK. Va.-Dick Welsh.
Philadelphia. knocked out Rotier
PARA. flyweight champion Of Chi
le, ID.
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BROWNSVILLE was penaliZed five on
the play, however. and the Aggies
made another stab before changing
ends OF the field. Spencer, the 100
pound fullback, crunched out three
at center. Lesser went In for Adam
son. Warnock went in for Barfield.
sylvester intercepted a pass and re-
turned 10 to the Aggie 80 ward line.
Lesser barely missed Pipkin's bull
let pass. Schulz went in for Do
mingue. Scheideman for Daven-
port. Harbert got a cheer, but the
squad had a hard time in making
the double syllabled Davenport
come out. Pipkin ripped through
the line for eight yards before be-
inG forced out of bounds. Warnock
forced him out. Newman picked up
a yard at center. Cabler then GOT
away for five and a first down on
the Aggie Is yard parallel. Lesser
fumbled but a Scorpion recovered
for a five yard gain. Lesser crash
&c left tackle for two. Cabler FUN
bed on the one yard line and the
Aggies recovered. Brownsville sub
stitutions were sitting into the
Scorpion lineup in increasing num-
bers. Brown kicked from his own
goal line, booting the oval 80 yards
out of bounds.
Pipkin's long pass to Cabler was
inches out Of the reach of Cabler's
o~uTtstretched hands. Lesser made
three yards before Schulz nailed
him. Newman made three al GEN.
ter. Golasinski went back into the
game. Pipkin made 2 10 yards and
the ball went over to the Aggies on
their 81 yard marker.
Spencer hit the line for a yard
Brown got away through right tao
kle for IL yards and a first down.
Warnock plunged two before Cabler
rushed In from the secondary to
get him. Brown passed u to Rob-
ertson for another first down. les
ser made the tackle. Browns pass
landed into a smear and was in
complete. Spencer was hit eight
yards behind the line and Scheide-
man recovered the ball from him
Scorpion ball on the Aggie 46 yard
line.
Cabler Scores
Pass. Pipkin to Lesser. good for
20 yards and a first down. Pipkin
attempted another pass and it was
Incomplete. Pipkin's pass TO Sylvest-
er was good fer II wards and ano-
Their first down. The oval vas on
the Aggie IL yard marker. Lesser
barely missed Pipkinfs short snap
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Second Half

Atkins kicked off so yards to
Williams who returned to the Az
gle 20. Bartield failed TO gain as
Nelson and Atkins hit him hard.
Spencer hit the left side of the
line for two yards. Dominique punt
ed 40 to Newman who returned five
TO Brownsville's 81.
Cabler broke through the right
SIDE Tor II yards and a first down.
Newman picked up four at center
ard AcamSon was held for no gain.
Plpkln made four and on the next
play, breezed through the Aggies %
yards for aother first down. New
man hustled two at center. placing
the ball OH the Aggie 20. Cabler
picked up two and Newman added
another. Adamson. the San Benito
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FOOTBALL
RESULTS
HIGH SCHOOL

DhoD
Waco IS. Waxahachie o.
Austin 81. Kerrville 8
San Jacinto o, John Reagan ls.
Atlanta 7, Longview 20.
Bolton 0, Temple rs.
Corpus Christi 33, Laredo z.
Quanah 4. Lubbock 81
Robstown s, Harlingen 40.
League IA. State Home II.
Sunset CDs.J IA, Forrest CDs.D Z
Higland Park CDS.D 80, Forney 0
Grand Saline z. Dallas Tech 20.
College
Brownsville Jr. Col. 10, Texas "A
d M. Fresh. O.
N Car. State 6, N. Car. Is.
Wilmington IS. Cedarville 0.
Kan. Fresh O. Kan. Az. Fresh 10
Centenary Fresh Is, Gel. of Mar
shall -.
Burleson Is. Terrell Prep 8.
Okla. Jr. Az. 8; Peacock 0.
Paris J. G. 8, Texarkana j. G d.
w. Va Wesleyan Is. Salem 0
Rose Poly z. Evansville o
Columbia Fresh 8. Roxbury 8.
Missouri Valley Is. Emporia T..
Tenn. Poly IS, Murray Teachers 6
Victoria j. G. rs. Huoston j. c. 0
Newberry 8, Piedmont 6 Ctiel.
Central Al. Drury 0.
North Dakota IA, Duquesne 6.
Bridgewater 0. CataWba SO.
U. of t. Fish Is, Hillsboro j. C. 9
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few CONTESTS
In MIDWEST
Northwestern at Indiana
Best Game On
Schedule

CHICAGO. Nov. 3-tP-The mid
west with only a scanty layout Of
football entertainment today, had
one eye cooked on the cast where
four Of its representatives had
engagements.
Heading the list az home was
Northwestern'S invasion OF Indiana.
in which the only uncertain angle
appeared TO be the size OF the score
BY which Dick Hanlev'S unbeaten
Wildcats would whip the Hoosiers.
Indiana. with three victories over
supposedly stronger Northwestern
teams during the past three seasons.
appeared to BE- i'm for + real lick
ing. and Northwestern expected its
fourth straight big ten triumph.
The situation was about the same
at Stage Field where Purdue was
paired with Chicago. The Boiler
makers. since their unfortunate
start at Michigan in the initial
contest of the conference season.
have steadily picked I'D momentum
and looked able to defeat the luck
less Maroons bv a loosided margin.
A fought battle was in prospect
az Milwaukee where Iowa. some
what revived after a weak start. had
q date with Marquette's unbeaten
eleven.
Another great struggle was ex-
oected at D~-roit where Fc-dham's
powerful outfit YES down TO meet
the University of Detroit.
Wisconsin and Minnesota had
minor competition, with the BADGERS
meeting South Dakota State Col
iece AZ Madison. WIS e~I the
49, f7+i-- - C-~4N ---~4-
at Ninne7N-iis. NicN'~an state
meets North Dakota state nt East
Lansing, Mich.
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corps Flash Great Strength, Beating Aggies 1910


five at the left side behind good
interference. The left side of the
Scorpion wall was opening gaping
holes in the Aggie line as the Farm
er-exes yelled stop EN- Fish" Pip
kin ploughed center .or four.
Play Called Back
Davenport punted well over so
yards 10 the Aggie Is yard line.
However. the play was called back
and the Farmer fish were penalized,
putting the ball on the mid-field
stripe. Newman hit the center Of
the line for eight. Adamson smash
ed through left tackle and went Il
yards before the Aggie secondary
brought him down. 1t was first
down on the Farmer 80 yard line.
Cabler was held for no gain at right
tackle. The left side Of the Aggie
wall was well nigh impregnable, 1t
seemed. Pipkin slashed through
right tackle for nine yards and New
mar hit center for four more and a
first down on the Aggie IL yard line.
Here, Wild William Cabler got
away for his first time, reversing is
yards through right tackle for a first
down on the Aggie two yard stripe.
AdamSon ran into a smear and fall
ed TO gain at the left side Of the
line. Pipkin then waded across be-
hind good interference. He went
through standing up. Atkins kick
for point was low. Score 60.
Atkins kicked off so yards to Do
mlngue who was brought down on
the Aggie % yard parallel by Cab
Ter. Atkins and Summers stopped
Dominique for no gain. Barfield hit
the right side for two yards. Merka
went in for Hartman. Dominique
punted 80 yards to Adamson who
returned IS TO the Aggie 80 yard
line. Spencer. Aggie fullback. hit
Adamson hard, driving him out of
bounds.
Pipkin's long pass TO Cabler bare
ly missed. The Aggies took time out
to study this thing over. Forty ward
passes are not everyday occurrences.
Golasinski stopped Cabler after a
yard gain at right tackle. Newman
STUN three at center as the quarter
ended. The ball was on the Far
mer - yard parallel.
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LOOK OUT, GIRLS

SUNBURY. Pa, Nov. a-Engage-
ment rings. after engagements are
broken. are the property OF the man
IN the quarrel, according to a ruling
passed or here by Judge LLOYD. Jo-
seph B. Leiby sued Mrs Albert y
Horne for a ring which he gave heI
BEFORE she married. She broke ar
engagement with him. married an
other, and refused to give him the
ring The case was returned in his
favor and he was awarded the value
Of the ring.
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By HARFOE
Herald Staff Correspondent

HARLINGEN, Nov. 8-The Robs-
town Cotton Pickers found Cardinal
feathers hard TO pluck here Friday
afternoon and went home with al
most empty sacks. the Cards haI-
ing turned them back BY a 40-to-6
score with a great first half Of
fensive.
The Cards stopped the Wanted
Picker aerial attack, which swamp
ed Brownsville last week. in the
first half and showed a punch Of
their own which resulted in five
touchdowns before the whistle blew
for the end Of the second quarter.
The PickerS tried nine passes IN
the first half and the only one
completed resulted in a yard loss.
Two others were intercepted. one
leading to a Harrington touchdown,
and six were incomplete.
In the third period the Picker
passing punch began to work. In
this quarter the Pickers completed
eight out Of ID passes with one in
~tercepted and six incomplete. They
gained s. yards by way OF the aerial
route in this period. In the last
| quarter. however, they completed
only one but it was good for ten
yards and a touchdown. One 9TH
er in the fourth was intercepted
and two incomplete. Altogether
the Pickers completed ten out Of
% passes for a total gain Of Is
yards with four intercepted and ia
incomplete.
Harrington made 10 first downs
to six for RobStown. Harrington
made eight OF these in the first
half while the Pickers did not
make their initial first down until
opening OF the second half. The
visitors made five Of their six first
downs in the third period.
Lawrence Steps Out
Friday was another great day FOR
Jimmie Lawrence. fleet Cardinal
back, who showed his heels time
and again to Picker tacklers. He
received fire support from his
ba -Sfield teammates who played a
powerful driving game alongside
him.
Galloway and RAIDER, back and
end, started on the defensive fol-
Robstown in the second half while
Spears did some deadly passing,
mostly to Jurecka.
Robstown began substituting the
first minute OF play while the Car
| dinals did not start until late IN
the third period. The Pickers used
Rektorik. a cousin OF the Carolina
coach. in the line for a short time.
Robstown kicked off to open the
game and after several punts the
Cardinals made three first downs
in a row. including a pretty 20-yard
left end run BY Lawrence. Scheup-
bach put the ball on the t~en-yard
line but Robstown held stubborn
ly for three downs. Lawrence
rose to the occasion on the fourth
Try and carried the ball over am
with Waters kicking for point the
score was z to 0.
A RobStown tumble was recover
ed later in the period TO pave the
way to another Card touchdown
Two first downs and the ball wa
on the Picker courtyard line. Wesr
went over for the counter and Wa.
tiers again kicked goal for point
Score. IA to O. Remainder of tbs
period passed uneventfully. beini
marked with EXCHANGES ~ pun
Harrington had gained Oh the en-
change OF punts late in the frs
period and the Cards, with the ait
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UNEXPECTED CALL

COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. 8-While
Mrs. Gertrude Marburge1 was sit
ting quietly in the kitchen of her
home, Tytus Glushak made an un-
expected call. leaving the kitchen
end Mrs. Marburger a wreck. Glu-
shak was out riding in his car and
lost control Of II. II carcen-d int
Mrs. MaFourger'S Kitchen and plung-
cd right in without the formality Of
ringing the doorbell .
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First Quarter

Dominique kicked off 40 Yards to
Sylvester who returned ten before
being thrown heavily. Tho BOYS
opened I'D going hammer and tongs.
No child's play. this. ACamSOn cut
back through left tackle for five
yards. Pipkin smashed out q yard
at. center. Pipkin wore a special
headgear to protect an injury re-
ceived III the Scorpion-Edinburg J.
@. game two weeks ago. AdamS0n
again hit left tackle, this time max
ing three yards and a half. Il lack
Cd a half yard for a first down. but
the Scorpions were to play a eau
tious game. Davenport took the
kicker's position and blasted the
oval so yards down the field 70 Do
m.ngue who returned to the Aggie 20
yard stripe.
Spencer. the 100 pound fullback
flash at Gilmer last year. hit the
line hard at left tackle. making two
wards. Summers renewed his old
mountaineering with Dominique BY
stopping him for nc gain. Spencer
punted 30 yards ont Of bounds, Civ
ing the scorpions the pal OF AseleS
40 yard line.
CabIer lost q yard at right tackle.
williams intercepted Pipkin'S pass
and returned 10 yards 70 the mid
field marker.
Nelson and sylvester stopped
Spencer after n yard gain. Atkins
threw Dominique for no gain. Pip
kin broke up Domingue's pass. The
port Arthur flash then punted 40
wards out Of bounds. giving the
Scorpions the ball on their y p
yard marker.
Newman spun eight az center and
Adamson added five more az ieit
tackle 10 make II a first down on
PrownsviIle's 81 yard nne. Canier
vas held for no gain al the risnt
side Of the line. Adamson went
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BY GAYLE TALBOT. JR.
Associated Press Sports Writer

DALLAS, NOV. o-4PE southwest
conference fans faced today the
task or trying to look IN two direc-
tons at the same time. They had
two games of championship calibre
to occupy their attention. one al
Waco and one at Houston. The
eventual title holder was expected
TO emerge from one Of the conflicts.
At Houston. the champion Texas
Christian University Horned Frogs
barged into the Rice Owls. who
never have won a title but at pres
ent are imbued with the pennant
fever. Az Waco the University OF
Texas LonghornS. current sensa-
tons. invaded Carroll Field to have
1t out with their ancient rivals, the
Baylor Bears.
As a sort Of side dish. the South
ern Methodist Mustangs and Texas
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A
GOOD BOY

DALLAS. Tex. Nov. 8.-tP)-
DR.. c. G. Selecman. president Of
Southern Methodist University,
issued the following statement
last night:
The reports concerning Weldon
Mason have been carefully exam
ined by a committee of the faculty
Of Southern Methodist University
in cooperation with the dean or
students, A. G. ~Zumbrunnen and
! am assured by them that moth
ing has developed to justify any
change in Mr.. Mason's standing
either as a student or in any
other activity of the University.
In fact. the committee recon-
mends that on the basis Of the
evidence. the University stand by
MI. Mason"
The name Of the Southern
Methodist football star was mem
toned briefly during testimony
at the recent court hearing in
Fort Worth involving a divorce
and division Of property between
MI. and Mrs. Luther c. Turman.
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Second Quarter

Lana went IN Tor Merka. Sylvester
grounded Davenport's punt on the
Aggie courtyard line. Davenport
judged his distance accurately. not
allowing the Fish the ball on their
Dominique stuck a heavy boot
INTO the oval. blasting it so yards
70 Newman. Pipkin's pass was in
complete. Cabler. captain for the
day. reeled up l9 yards through the
right side. He almost eluded the
Fish secondary. That made IL first
down on the Farmer 80 yard line.
Bacon went in for Golasinski. New
man dove over center for a pair Of
Yards and Cabler added three. Pip
KIN picked up a foot and a pass was
incomplete, the ball going over on
the Aggie Fl yard line.
Spencer battered his a four
yards at center. Barfield broke
through the line for y yards and
a first down. This was the first
time the Fish had been able to re-
new their lease on the oval. Domin-
que was stopped for no gain at left
tackle. Nelson broke through to
nail Barfield for a loss on a fake.
Dominique punted 40 yards to New
man. who fumbled. but Sylvester.
alert Scorp end, recovered. Scorp
ball on Brownsville's IL yard line.
Adamson lunged three and Pipkin
failed 10 gain. Newman failed with
a spin and Davenport punted over
% To Dominique who returned to the
Aggie q yard stripe.
PIT. Arthur Pass
Spencer took the ball out Of
bounds after a two-yard gain. Pass,
Dominique to Barfield. the old Port
Arthur pair, was good for Is yards
and a first down. Cabler was the
one who brought Barfield down.
Pass, Dominique to Williams, was
good for IL yards and another first
down. Adamson brought williams
down. Pass. Dominique 10 Barfield.
was good for four yards. Dominique
swung around left end for eight
yards and a first down. Pipkin In
tercepted Domingue's pass and raced
~ yards to BrownSville's "a ward
line before being forced out OF
bounds
Adamson reversed through left
tackle for eight yards. the Fish
secondary was getting a good work
out at defensive play. Cabler fall
ed and AdamSon picked up two for
a ilrst down ON Brownsville's a.
yard line. Newman hit center for a
YARD. Robertson went in for Rob-
erts. Adamson made two and then
Plpkin added seven for a first
Gown on the Aggie "A ward line.
Aoamson failed and Newman spun
tnree. Cabler reversed seven through
me right side OF the line for a
ilrst down or the Ageie 80 ward
stripe. Reichardt went in for Rud-
Ger. Flpkin SlaShed through the
me for 10 yards and a first down
On the Aggie 20 yard line. A double
pass back OF the line. which wound
IN with Adamson carrying the bar.
was good for 10 and first down on
ne Aggie 10. Cabler made five AT
flght tackle. Cabler failed to gain
as the half ended with the bali on
ne Aggie five yard line. Scorpion
rams eroared as the gun fired. for
they thought they had another
touchdown coming I'm.