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THURSDAY
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-24
KENTUCKY PRIMARY
| LISTS COMPLETED
Robson Unopposed in G. o. P.
Senate Races Women
sHSeek House Seats.
81 the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
FRANKFORT. KY, June Painted
States Senator John NJ. Robson, Bar
bourfille, Republican, will be- unopposed
in the Kentucky primary Saturday, Au-
gust q. for denomination for the long
and short terms. His Democratic OPP
ponel1Ss will not be opposed in the pri-
mary either. The time for filing candi-
dacies Expired at midnight.
Ben Williamson. Ashland capitalist
and Chairman of the Kentucky Crippled
Children's Commission, will be the
Democratic nominee for the short term
of four months to fill the unexpired
term of Frederick NJ. Sackett, who was
made Ambassador to Germany and
whom Senator Robson succeeded by
Eubernatorial appointment. Judge Miles
NJ. Logan, Bowling Green, member of
the Kentucky Court of Appeals and
grand sire of the Odd Fellows of the
World. will be the Democratic NOM
inee for the full six-year term.
Walker Declines Reelection.
L. L. Walker, Republican, eighth dis
trict, is the only representative not
seeking reelection. Incumbents unop-
posed for their party nominations are
w. " Gregory, first district, Democrat;
David H. Kincheloe, second district,
Democrat: j. D. Craddock, fourth dis
trict, Republican, and E. R. Kendall,
ninth district, Republican.
Three women, all Republicans. are
seeking congressional seats. They are
Mrs. Katherine Langley, incumbent,
tenth district; Mrs. Marie c. Halter,
fifth district. opposing j. Lincoln New
hall, incumbent, and Mrs. John David
Allen, seventh district, opposing Robert
Blackburn, incumbent.
Contest in All Districts.
There will be contest in all II dis
stricts in November. Before the Hoover
Landslide there we're nine Democratic
Representatives and two Republicans
At the last election Kentucky reversed
the count and sent two Democrats and
nine Republicans to Congress. One
Republican died and he was succeeded
by Democrat in special election.
The August primary will be con-
Quoted under a new State election law
The ballots will be locked at the close
of voting Saturday and not counted
until Monday. the count being super
vised by election commissioners at the
county seats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-24
FASCIST VOTE INCREASED

DRESDEN, June "a R.-Saxony,
called barometer of the nation, IN Sun
days Diet elections revealed a con-
siderable growth in Fascist numbers and
a shrinkage of Socialist and Populist
strength.
The result of the election caused OBJ
servers today to believe there might be
trend of all Germany toward the eX-
IRENE right. The returns indicated that
the Socialists hold S71 1927 votes, against
922, 1892 at the last election, whereas the
Fascists jumped from 1873 1853 to 376,72
The German Nationalist vote was
scarcely half that of the last election,
while the Communists made very slight
gains, disappointment In view of their
costly campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-24
PLANS FOR GERMAN
PAYMENTS READY
Agreement for Meeting
Treaty Debts in Bonds and
Cash Signed.

Agreements by which American &C
counts against Germany will be fully
discharged in accordance with the
treaty between the two nations we're
signed yesterday.
According to explanation advanced
on behalf of the agreement by Secre-
tary Mellon, the United States will re-
ceive in annual payments a total Of
$250,000,000 to meet the expense of the
American Army of Occupation and will
receive additional instalments totaling
$505, 100000 to be distributed among
private American claimants, who have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-24
Poker Player Leaps
In Vain; Militant
Spouse Was Not His
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 24.-An an
ragged Bronx housewife, tired Of
waiting all night for her poker
playing husband to come home,
knocked upon the door of a
Bronx apartment Sunday, in
terrupting a quiet seven handed
game.
Where is my husband?' she
demanded in loud and terrible
voice.
Two Of the players grabbed
their hats and dove out a win
dow, One of them, David Tar
vim, 81, fractured his hip when
he hit the sidewalk.
At a hospital he was told his
leap was needless. 1t wasn't his
wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-24

Ten pairs OF beavers brought from
Canada in 1917 by the Pennsylvania
Game Commission now have 10000 de-
Scendants. They thrive when protected
from man by law, for their we'll con-
Structed homes are virtually impreg-
nable to their natural enemies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-24
cen awarded damages against Ger

been awarded damages against Ger
many.
Under the terms of the agreement,
Germany Is to issue to the United
States, at par, bonds maturing semi
annually. Payments made for the Army
costs include interest at about 35s per
cent. The mixed claims awards bear
interest at the rates specified in such
award up to January /. 1928, and the
settlement of war claims act specify
rate of per cent from that date until
paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-24
INFANTA BEATRICE is Il
King Alfonso's Daughter Puts 20
Gold Coins in Collection Box.

MADRID, June "a up. - Infanta
Beatrice, daughter of King Alfonso,
Sunday celebrated her tWenty-first
birthday, beginning the day with at
tendance at mass in the royal palace,
She put in the collection box % gold
coins, one more than he rage.
Infante Don Jaime was % yesterday.
He will leave for Malaga June 81 to en-
bark for Ceuta, where a festival is being
organized in his honor. The Prince of
Asturias, heir apparent to the crown,
will return to Madrid from Seville to-
day.
A leading physician and psychologist
Of New York has observed that foot
trouble is almost invariably accompa-
MED by lack of mental and physical
Initiative and by an irritable temper.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
BRICK NOSES
OUT ABILENE
Buckaroos Win 26-2O But
Eagles Show Strong
Pass Attack

ABILENE. Nov. 8-tF-Abilene's
areial surprise strength was found
only soon enough this afternoon to
make a thrilling exhibition out of a
game that the Breckenridge Buck
ROO won 20 TO 20. The victory all
but cinched the oil belt title for the
champion Breckenridge squad.
The passing. running and punting
o. Boone MagnesS, quarterback.
enabled Breckenridge TO roll up a
lead of 90 10 7 through the third
period. then the Eagles aerial show
was opened up in full blast, Abilene
sweeping down from its W 2i-yard
lire on a drive that ended when
Blockmon took a pass from Gal
b-aith and stumbled across the goal.
Five minutes later. Galbraith tossed
a 20-yard pass TO Routh and the
diminutive quarterback carried IL
on Is yards more for a third touch
down. The gun halted further
overhead operations.
Magness stunned the Eagles with
one 60-yard gallop for a touchdown
and three perfect passes TO Adams
and Blackburn for two others.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
PITT DAZzLED p
BY Wild ORGY
Notre Dame Backs Stage
Great Demonstration
OF Strength

FRANKLIN FIELD, Philadelphia,
Nov. 8.-CP-The green jerseyed
football cyclone from Sout-, Bend.
rushing the colors of Notre Tame
toward another National Champion
ship. leveled the ramparts of the
University OF Pennsylvania today
with n of the greatest scoring
onslaughts yer witnessed on an
American College Gridiron.
The final score was Notre Dame
60. Pennsylvania 20. nine touch
downs to three. But the margin
might have been 100 to O If the
Rockne regulars had stayed in the
game long enough 10 sustain the
b~ewildering pace they set midway
in the first half and again through
out the third quarter.
Nothing like this. not even the
famous Warner offensive Of 1928
has been witnessed on eastern
gridirons since football players
we're boards.
All Of Pennsylvania's tcuchdC vns.
az the close Of the first half
and two more toward the end OF
the game. were scored against Sc
cond. third and fifth string irish
players.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
GEORGIA Wins
OVER N. Y. U.
Undeseated Southern Team
Noses Out Violet y
Y to g

NEW YORK. Nov. s-(P-Geor-
GAS smooth working football team
held its place among the coUnwyS
great unbeaten teams this afternoon
by gaining g well earned victory
over New York University by the
narrow margin Of 7 10 E.
The southerners. well drilled In
Notre Danes tricky shift plays by
the young coach. Harry Mehre. out
played the Violet CARRIED New York
eleven through most Of the game
but barely held OFF a great closing
bid In which four desperate passes
BY the hcme team clicked for long
gains.
with the ball on the Georgia IT.
yard line and only about 20 seconds
left to play. Jim Tanguay hurled n
fiat pass In a final bid for victory.
but Jack Roberts. Georgia's great
Ugh scoring fullback. intercepted
the bail on his W two-yard line
ard 2 highly exciting game ended
an instant later.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
Missouri Turns
To Air To Down
Iowa By lao

MEMORIAL STADIUM, Column
bia. Mo, Nov. 8-tP-The Univers-
ity OF Missouri scored 2 touchdowns
through the air to adefeat Iowa
State College,. IL to 0. here today,
sending the Cyclones 10 the cellar
position in the big six conference
race.
Late in the second quarter. Max
Ceilings. junior from Independence.
Mo. caught q 20-yard pass from
John Vsndyne Of Sedalla. and
raced IS yards across the goal line.
In the next period. after the Tigers
had made a sustained drive down
the field, Kelly HeitZ. OF st. Louis.
tossed a short pass 10 Vandvne.
Who stumbled across the goal line
'"r Missouri's second touchdown.
Vandyne added both extra points
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
Chief Grirv strong

CHIEF GEORGE. Brownsville
rclfc-. has been cutting a wide
swath in tournament play Of late.
After winning meets a. TamDico.
Monterrey and Harrington. the Chief
took n fling at the big meet at
Mexico City.
Chief rara an excellent account
0f himself going 20 the serni-finals.
And Al that, it took the defending
hampion TO Gust the Brownsville
s~ish-swatter from the running.
Incidentally. Chief sunk a 4o-foot
rutt in the Harlingen meet 20 win
che Of his matches. JUS like BOBBY.
Remember the big hullahaloo they
made over Bobby's 4o-foot winning
putt?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
GridRoSultS
ii: ~ LIN n

Coe II; Carleton 0.
Indiana B" u; Northwestern
B" z.
Wichita IS; Southwestern Z.
Hampden Sydney 80; Lynch
burg o
Wittenberg O; O~glethorpe 0.
Baldwin Wallace IL: Hiram 8.
Oberlin 10: Western Reserve 9.
Western Maryland 81; John Car
roll 0.
Rhode Island State As; Worcester
Polytech 0.
Bucyrus u: Findlay Z tie).
Kent State College %: Capital
University 0.
Muskingum s; Wooster 6 Cie).
Ashland Z: Otterbein z Ctie).
Baker u. 10: William Jewell o.
St. Lawrence IS: Clarkson O..
Johns HOPKINS o: Pennsylvania
Military College Z.
Wofford o; Davidson Is.
Mount ST. Charles 10; Brigham
Young U. 10 Ctie).
Ball Teachers 10: Franklin 0.
Hanover Z: Earlharm 7 tie).
Appalachian 8; Atlantic U 0.
Thiel z; Bethany s.
Catholic Univ. SO: American
Univ. O.
Shepperd O: Callaudet 13.
Wesleyan s. Bradley 10.
Green Bried Va. 20: Auvusto o.
Birmingham E3uthern 30; Mills
APPS s..
Tenn Wesleyan 20; Union Col
lege q.
College OF Pacific 10. Marines l8.
Colorado University 81: Colorado
Teachers z.
St. Thomas 10. Hamline O.
River Falls Teachers 81; Eau
Claire Teachers 6.
McAlss-er 81; s.. Joseph col
lepeviNe In0) 6
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
Michigan Downs
Harvard G. In
Hard Grid Game

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. 8.-tP)
The feet OF Roy Hudson. Michigan
fullback. today gave the ~undefeated
Wolverines a 6-3 victory over a
stubborn Harvard eleven that had
four chances to put over a touch
down.
The Crimson's running attack.
however. stalled each time it neared
the Michigan goal line and Barry
Wood put n or his three drop
kicks between the posts for the
Harvard score which came in the
final period. shortly before Hudson
took a 20-yard pass from the
spectacular Harry Newman and
ealloped 80 yards to register the
first Cambridge touchdown the
Wolverines have made In so years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09

RED IRVINE and Ben Brite have
moulded the Scorpion material into
an excellent machine. The boys
click off the intricate Warner plays
with precision and what is more,
Red has diversified the attack,
making it much more effective.
Many a football student Will tell
YOU that Warner offense Is weak
inside the 20 yard line. Red has
the thing shifted around a Kit and
it Is possible for his men TO sting
the line when necessary. instead Of
cutting back over tackle. Those
three-yard thrusts are highly es-
sential for 4 goal line punch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
miscellaneous

Allentown Prep 13; Drexei Fresh o
pennsylvania Fresh 10; Cornell
Fresh 7.
Lafayette Freshmen o; Rutgers
Freshmen 0 Ctie).
Haverford 4: Hamilton o.
Middlebury 0; Ressenlear Poly 6.
Swarthmore 10; Franklin &
Marshall 81.
Dickson 0. Gettysburg 80.
Muhlenberg IA; Ursinus Is.
Univ. of Mexico 0; Mississippi
College 10.
Presbyterian 10: Wakeforest 0.
Spring Hill 20: Southwestern OF
Louisiana 6.
Ohio Wesleyan %; Miami 20.
Heidelberg 81: Adrian 0.
Bowling Green 30: Albion 7.
Mount Union So: Kenyon 2.
Louisville IA; Depaul o.
Eneva z; Westminster 0.
Grove City 80: Waynesburg 0.
Aurora g.: Valparaiso 18.
Georgetown College o; Kentucky
Wesleyan 10.
DreXel I8; st. Joseph 6.
Rider i6: Canisius 0.
Lebanon Valley 80: Washington o.
Albright 7: Davis-Elkins o.
Notre Dame B. O; Michigan
Normal is.
Richmond 10: Randolph Macon s.
BROOKLYN College 0; Coast Guard
Academy q.
UpSala 0: Buffalo 80.
Niagara %: Loyola 13.
Connecticut AggieS 0; New Hamp-
shire 80.
Springfield 81: NJ. A. c. 0.
Wesleyan 0: Williams 40.
.Juanita 10: Susquehanna z.
Dartmouth Freshmen 81: Tabor
Academy O..
New Hampshire Freshmen o;
Andover O..
Mt. st. Mary's s: Delaware Is.
Case o: Akron 25.
Rochester Il Union IS.
Iowa State Teachers O; Western
Mich Teachers IS.
Birmingham Southern o.; Mills
APPS s.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
Trojsns Defeat
Ancient Foe 74-0

COLISEUM. Los Angeles. Nov. g.
PIN the greatest spree Of scoring
ever enjoyed BY the Trojans agains;
their time honored foes. from Cal
ifornia. the University CT Southern
California grid eleven tocar s-amD-
cd the Bears "A 10 Q andrr ar ava
lanche Of eleven touchjowrs and Q
safety.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
ESPECIAL u The aeraldl

STUART PLACE. NOV. S-Stuart
Place. which lost its first game to
Rio Hondo last week. defeated the
Harlingen high school second team.
% to O here this week. Medley with
two and Burns and Mars each with
ere were the Pirates who did the
scoring.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
OHenSe Shines in so to 40 Victory
ELEVENS WILL
PLAY TODAY
Especial to The Herald.)

DONNA, Nov. 8-The Donna and
Weslaco town football teams will
clash on the local field $3.50 p. m.
Sunday. ii has been announced by
Bill McReynolds, football official
and enthusiast.
The two clubs have been prac-
ticing hard through the past week
and have been passing dire threats
between the squads. McReynolds
says Donna has a good club. COM
posed mostly Of former high school
performers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
Tough Insects

HAVE YOU NOTICED how few
injuries the Scorpions suffer? Those
boys are tough. Never vet has a
Scorpion been hurt so badly that
he could not get up and continue
through the fray. Pipkin played
through a hard game Friday on
his nerve. lHe is still suffering from
a severe injury 10 his nose and eye
that he received in the Brownsville
Edinburg i'ronc contest two weeks
ago. lie began the contest Friday
with a special headgear protecting
his sore features. However. from
the way he smacked the line in
his razor like thrusts off tackle one
would never have suspected that
the members gave him much both
or. He discarded the headgear at
r two or three plays.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09

South
Centre SO, Wabash 0.
Chattanooga 0, Sewanee O.
Clemson 80. V. NJ. /. 0.
Duke IA, Kentucky z.
Florida O.. Alabama 20.
Furman IA, S. Car. 0.
Ga. Tech O., Vanderbilt 6.
l.. S. U. 6, Mississippi @.
Tennessee "a, Carson Newman o
Tulane q, Alabama Poly 0.
V. p. l. "a, Virginia IS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09

Prctor, Texas Christian. headlines
man; Utay, Texas Aggies, field
judge.
Score by periods:
Texas ............. O 0 Z TIA
Baylor ............ o 0 0 90
Texas scoring. touchdowns: Stat
ford. Clewis tsub for Koy). points
from try after touchdown. Blanton.
Perkins tsub for Shelley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09

Games Tuesday
Harlingen at McAllen.
San Benito at Mission.
Brownsville at Breckenridge.
Games Friday
Mercedes at La Feria.
Dorna at Weslaco.
P.-S. ia. at Raymondvi7Ie.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
District Eight

Results Past Week
Austin "a. Kerrville 6.
Corpus Christi 80. Laredo z.
Main Avenue l3. Alamo Heights 0.
Harlingen 40. Robstown s. mon
district
Games Tuesday
Main Avenue at Austin.
Brownsville al Breckenridge.
Alamo Heights at Corpus Christi.
Friday
Laredo at Kerrville.
Saturday
RobstcTn at Alamo Heights
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09

Texas High Schools
Breckenridge &c, Abilene 20.
South Park (Bm) Y, Ball CGv) ..
Eastland 8, San Angelo 6.
Amarillo 33, Vernon 0.
North Side CFWD Is. Central 0.
Maria 10. Rankin 8.
Three Rivers 0, Corpus Acad. So.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
Far West

Denver 80. Utah Aggies z.
Idaho z. Washington State SO.
Southern Calf. 0. Calf. "A.
Stanford IS. Washington Z.
Utah Il. Colorado College g..
Colo. Aggies 6. Wyo. q.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09

Southwest Conference
Texas Ia, Baylor o.
i. G. U. 20, Rice 0.
5. NJ. u. Is, A. & Nj. :.
Okla. Aggies rs. Arkansas O.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
Mid West

Chicago z, Purdue 26.
Cincinnati 20, Marietta Z.
Detroit z, Fordham Is.
Indiana 0. Northwestern IS.
Kan. Aggies q. w. Va. %.
Kansas 0, Nebraska Is.
Marquette z, Iowa 0.
Michigan State 10. N. d. state II
Minnesota SO. S. Oak. O.
Missouri IA. Iowa State 0
Oklahoma 10. Okla. Fish IA.
Tulsa IA. Okla. Bap. 6
Wisconsin So. S. d. State Z.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
Steers Iron Way to 40 Win Over Baylor
The
Sports

BY HAL EUSTACE


FRIDAY was a red-letter day for
Valley football. The Brownsville
Junior college Scorpions carried the
Valleys grid prestige to new heights
by defeating the strongest A. g. NJ.
Freshman eleven turned out in
years to the tune of 1910. The
Harrington high school Cardinals
cut loose on Robstown, a leader in
Glass "A" District Eight, soundly
whipping the Cotton Pickers 40-6.
AL Of which gees to show that Red
Irvine, Ben Rrite and Dutch REX
tOrik know their parallels and cross
bars. And that Valley material is
as good as one can find anywhere
IN the state.
WHEN COACH Higginbotham or
the Aggie Freshmen came here FRI
dap morning, he told the olc-timers
thot he had one Of the best squads
that had ever come under his wing.
The q boys he brought here were
the cream OF $50 high school stars
whe turned out for the Fish team.
After the game, Hig only said that
his men had run into a better team
than they were. In view Of the
commendable name IN which the
Valley turned out for the Scorp-
Fish game, il is entirely within
the range OF probability that
Schreiner will be brought here FOR
a post season tilt. St. Edwards
University at Austin also would
ike to try the mettle Of the local
| gridsters.