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RESPONSIBILITY
By Alice JudSon Pcale


 Mrs. Roberts is a young and pret . ty woman. She enjoyed her chil- ] dren. while they wcrc- babies, but as soon IS they got to the runabou. age she found, as she put it, that she was not "a natural .IorI | mothcr.' 7.
 And so she slipped alr too easily into the habit Of allowing their grandmother, who lived with them. l to take over the real care of the i children. True, they still came to her with special requests, but it was grandmother who got them of 10 school in the morning, listened to their adventures. took care Of their colds and settled their diff culties.
 By the time the children wcrt well up in the grades their mothc~ 1 knew that she had paid q high price | for those care-frcc years when they were growing from habyhood to i adolescence.
 She had shifted her responsibiIi- ty upon willing and competent shoulders, but she had forfeited the comradeship and understanding which IS one of the compensations of motherhood.
 Bringing up children is a long, and 10 those who are not tempera- mentally fitted for it, tedious job. It is q temptation to let some kind ly disposed relative or some well paid governess take over the tas!; which no mother should relnuuish This does not mean that mothers should not have vacations or that they should forcgo certain hours daily when they follow their own interests and pleasures, but they
New Britain herald., 1930-03-14
Loves Reawakening The Story of Wife's Triumph Over Jealousy
 By ADELE GARRISON

1 Thank you" I said gratefully. You embolden me to ask you some- thing for Lillian.'
 I stopped. as she looked at me steadily, her whole attitude one of watchfal attention.
 Lillian thinks, naturally" I be- gan. that you may feel a perfectly i iustifiablc resentment toward her | because of----''
 She put up her hand in q protest l ing gesture which stopped my little l speech most eftectually.
 That is all past" she said with inality. q do not wish her to know it-there is no need to tell her now but I was resentful at first-un- reasonably so--but l worshiped my brother. and I could not bear to see him suffer as he was suffering. ] am a just woman. however, and l soon came 10 realize that with his peculiar views made more rigid by his age and his long affliction, he never could have been happy with Lillian nor could have made her happy. No, it is far better as it is better to have him go out loving her tenderly than to die embittered as he must inevitably have done if they had married. And they could have had but q few years together anyway. This trouble Of Roberts is of long standing. Il is remark able that he has lived this long"
 on for the City
 A cold little fear which had been with me since l had read Robert Sayarin's letter 10 Lillian slunk away from my heart.
 Then Lillian is not to blame" I began
 Not for anything" Mrs. Cosgrovc said decidedly. "Tell her that from me, and say that I am waiting for hcr-without any change in my feel ings toward her.
 l took back that message 10 I.il- Han. but ] did not deliver it until after her husband had caught his bus. He was just finishing his sup per when l came back 10 the house, qua Ic Iilu lillH UniN TOT the rpdS- surance as 10 Mrs. Cosgroves atti- tude toward Lillian. which he had demanded before consentins to go.
 That's splendid" he said as I stood with him on the veranda wait ing for the bus--he had said good bye to Lillian in her room upstairs And l haven't any fears about Lii as long as you're on the job. Re member, if she needs me telephone me immediately. I'll drop every thing and come to her.
 The big bus came around the cor ner and he ran down the path 10 board it. In another five seconds he was gone, and l was on my way to Lillian's room to deliver the mes sage from Robert Savarin's sister.
 (Continucd Tomorrow
 Copyright 1880, Newspaper
 Feature Service, Inc.)
New Britain herald., 1930-03-14

rmrcd out of cold water. Set in a cold place to milIcN lnmoIl 2d lettuce and serve.
 ..Hni" >aucc Eai in Cake
 1-3 cup fat. cup light bro An srear, cgg, l cup mashed msWc IL cncd apple sauce, teaspoon elm ,- mon, !. teaspoon cloves, T. tel- spoon nutmeg. l-l teaspoon Sat 2-3 cup raiaius, cups flour, tea spoon soda.
 Cream tho fat and sugar. A II ih" rest Of the ingredients and be Ii for minutes. Pour into loaf pa1 which has been lined with WHNeJ paper Bake for A. minutes in 2 moderately slow oven, frost win any white icing.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-14

their children in charge of some- one else that it is to this person that they go with their confidenccs, their questionings, their delights and their troubles.
 Children who thus lose thel, mothers suffer an emotional depri vation which cannot be lightly esti- mated
New Britain herald., 1930-03-14

lamb and go out like q lion. For no more hilarious type of party Irish, with all the rollickins music, the dancing. the merry wit and quick answers. All a St. Patrick's Day party really needs is q chance. Give it one and be blessed by guests Didden come.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-14
CONT DRESS

Coat dresses of the new sheer Woolcns are excellent this spring. A blue one, with surplicc closing, is worn over a printed slip that has a high collar and bow tic.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-14
Nicnu fer Sunday Tea

Crcamcd Eggs and Mushrooms cI
 TCuSt
 Fruit salad Buttered Biscuit Chocolate Cake Tea Luncheon MC!iu for March 1I Grapefruit and Green Cherry Cock
 tail
 Crcamcd Chicken in Patty Cases Shamrock Hot1to.a Shamrock Biscuit Mint Jolly Green Bual and Carrot salad Orange $hrrbrrt White Shamoct Cakes COi.r"
New Britain herald., 1930-03-14
SHEPHERDS CHECKS

A little travelling suit is made Of old fashioned shepherd checks in black and white and usos a sweet hand-hockcd crepe for it's blouse, win hlaC!: cheeks On Mhiin.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-14

After a bit hc I1oNcd and drew hi, tail in
 J}ut the teltalc tail had toiG sammy Jay what sammy wanted to was some one in that big Wasps' nest that was supposed to be deserted. Copyright 1880, T. w. Bursoss)
 The next story: Sammy Jay Learns the Whole Secret
New Britain herald., 1930-03-14
CE8sHt.t:.tIN VOGUE.

cio gain ribbon comes into its own taia spring IL trims hats. hNd~ thrH, edges scarfs, pipes frock'. m"!..s belts and flowers for patty BOMBS.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-14
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CurT,G oarlN ~p,i". out@CIT om- phasizgs the chic - pumps. IlU" ones a"r very eocd browns #Ed hl"ck and G"ny ol tHrm wear ljttI" tailored DOWkuOjs Of leather.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-14
Corn i'rittCrs

corn lrIttcrS
 cups canned corn. cgg+. W T beaten, ]. cup flour. T. teaspoon "alt, l-4 teaspoon papri&a, 1-4 tct- spoon celery salt.
 Mix the ingredients and beat for l minute. Drop by tablespoonsful in,a hot fat or in fat which has be n heated in q gryiIg pan. Brown wei and serve.
 Corn frtters served with syrup are suitable for lunch.
 t'ruit salad In Gelatin
 package orange favored gch- tin mixture. | cup boiling water, l.. cup pineapple jdicc. tablespoons i'mon juicr |. cup salad dressing, g-& cup diced pineapple, F cup re rh'rr!'. F cup canned glic .d peaches.
 pour lhn. boiling water o,Dr 'r ".i#l'u" Dt>i'rr and sir urril h.. oI'rl. Add tho pueappl. ml lemon juice, roo' and chiu mju |. little thick. Beat rntl fmny olI fold in the ret ot the tngred d.u'e. Four mo Il mold which has ben
New Britain herald., 1930-03-14
TIJII, R(EEII'S

A Norman Hartncll party frock for spring, in light green. has low founcc made Of tuIlc rufflcs that cordian plcatcd deep founcc of tho crcnD tul1C
New Britain herald., 1930-03-14
Gs| 1,:s| Menus Hke DayAz 2!

sunday Dinncr Menu Eoa.t Beef and Crowned rctato-s
 Corn I'ritters Bread rurrant Jelly Fruit Salad in Gelatin Apple Sauce Eaiin Cake. Frost l
 Coffee
New Britain herald., 1930-03-14
THE TELLTALE TAIL
By Thornton W. Burgess

There are no trifles you will find Unless to truth you're wholly blind
 Old Mothe. Nature
New Britain herald., 1930-03-14

Copyright 1880, Newspaper
 Feature Service, Inc.)
New Britain herald., 1930-03-14

Ill., t'iti'ic fruit 12. Born.
 If. NntIl l9. llncch. 70. 'ropEct 2l. 10 ob""rNe, -. Vehicle. 2I. .lrW,l 2f. Inherent. -. Opposed 10 lee. 2>. Pertaining 10 doW.r. @9. Discharged. I%u. Level. ."l. To marry. "&. Mature. 31. Tardy. %7 Tennis fence. |&N. TO weep.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25
SKYSCRAPER
IS IMPRESSIVE
Huge Italian Displays Much
Agility and Ability
For His Size

NEW YORK, Jan. 25-Fl-Primo
Camera. Italian giant, knocked out
Big Boy Paterson in one minute
and ten seconds of the main act
in Madison Square Garden last
evening.
A capacity crowd or $4,000 roared
like small boys at a circus as the
barrel-chested Camera handled the
blonde Scandinavian as though his
269 pounds were a mere feather
weight.
Camera displayed amazing speed
and agility for his size. He also
exhibited a wide range Of punches
in the brief period Of action, but
lie could not fail to look impressive
against an opponent who was knock
ed down four times for counts OF
three, eight, four and ten from an
assortment Of left hooks and right
uppercuts.
He took the final count while OH
his launches, shaking his head
like a dog and paving at his chin.
He was lugged 10 his corner with
out giving any indication he knew
what had happened. Big Boy re-
manned seated for fully three min
utes after the fight under the fren-
zied ministration Of his seconds,
who could not have been more inn
pressive If they had rehearsed their
part.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25

United States for the fourth time
in 1913, and II was Is years before
the brilliant lobby Jones came
along to equal this record Of four
amateur crowns.
Trayers' last golf triumph vaS the
greatest Of all. the open IN 1915. a
notable achievement when III is con-
sidered that only three other anna
teurs have won the open III its 81
years or competition. TraverS stands
with Ouimet, Evans and Jones.
The former champion his only %
years old, but his tournament golf
Is Is gears behind him. Nowadays
he plays only w~eek-endS in infor-
NAL club competition with a handi-
cap OF five strokes. In contrast 70
the scratch rating OF the day before
yesterday.
Instead OF the brides and eagles.
his attention Is daily concentrated
on the terms OF the cotton and
produce market, and he has not
seen n number OF the first ranking
golfers Of today.
His somewhat frsil form was al
most buried In a big leather chair
in the customers room OF the firm
In which he Is a partner, II an Of
flee in the cotton exchange. The
produce exchange. where ne also
holds a membership, was a mashie
shot away. as he talked OF golf
then and now. with the emphasis
on the then"
mo. I do not play golf now, that
Is, serious GOLF he said. "week-ends
in the summer / 20 out TO upper
Montclair, ~. j., and have a good
time and sometimes a good round.
Occasionally I have a real score,
but the tip-off on my golf nov Is
that / am apt to vary ten strokes
In two successive rounds. / think
I have a metropolitan handicap Of
five now. and I a still break 80.
but ! would have no chance now
In a tournament.
There is one extraordinary thing
about my game. In one respect j
am better now than in the DAYS
when / was winning a few cham
pionships. Then ] was uncertain
abcrt my woods. and in the most
serious competition sometimes r
would have to resort % an iron on
the tee. Now ] can hit nv woods
better than ever and get a longer
ball"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25

ply that then rested with Aus
tralia. Big Bill has CARR 1 the
brunt OF Americas attack. Even
after the departure OF the silver
cup for foreign shores his efforts
have been foremost in the attempts
TO bring IT back. But 81 years Is a
heavy load on q tennis players
shoulders and the strain Of gruell-
ing matches proved too much for
the lanky veteran.
In his prime Tildeu probably was
the greatest star the racquet game
has KIN IN. and. with little
Bill John on. the pair formed the
strongest OF all Davis Cup doubles
combinations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25

MOCULS STUDY
BALL OP
East Texas Class u League
Object of Loop
Survey

DALLAS. Jan. 25.-F-Texas
Moguls were called to meet here to-
day and discuss formation % a CO.
operative baseball league In east
Texas.
A survey OF east Texas cities. in
Guiding Longview. Paris, Texarkana,
Palestine, McXia. Tyler, Corsicana,
Temple, and Sherman. has been
made. The plan OF the new league
would be for money to be handled
through the presidents office, and
All salaries paid there. The salary
limit for players would he Sl25 "a
month and the league would be class
T..
The Dallas News today said 10 was
understood Beaumont was not in
tercsted i'm the plan, and that San
Antonio. Fort Worth. and Wichita
Falls probably preferred to lend any
aid 10 the already established west
Texas league.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25
6GHrS LAST

FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

a ~ A@A0A NJ
by The Associated Press
NEW YORK - Primo Camera,
Italy. knocked out Big Boy Peter
son, New Orleans. ~. Larry john
son, Chicago. knocked out Fred Len
hart. Spokane. Wash, %.
CHICAGO-Jackie Fields. world
welterweight champion. outpointed
Vince Dundee. Baltimore, Q0), non
title. Tony Herrera, Fort Worth,
Tex. outpointed Irish Jackie PIX
ington. New York, 81.
BOSTON-Jimmy Maloney. BoS-
ton, knocked out Armand Emanual'
Los Angeles. t2).
TORONTO-Willie Davies, Char
leroi. Pa. outpointcd Steve ROCCO
Toronto. 10).
BUFFALO. n. Jimmy Good
rich buffalo. outpointed Joe Trippe,
Rochester. N. ", n0.
la CROSSE. Wis.-Jlmny CID
hons. St. Paul. knocked out Mia
Minikel. Milwaukee. CD
GREEN BAY, Wis.-Pee wee
farrell, South Bend. Ind, DUPONT
n Toe Azzarella. Milwaukee. uOl.
Eau CLAIRE. Wis.-Ben DishaW
iron Mountain. Mich, defeated an
rclo Puglisi. Duluth, MIMI lou
HOLLYWOOD. Calif.-Joe Bitto
Wilmington. Calf. stopped Home
| sheridan. Sioux City, Ia. 90:
DAVENPORT, Ia.-Kid Lenr
uator,oo IA. outpointed Harry
Gsrbell. Chicago. 1O).
SAN FRANCISCO-Dave Shaae
New York. outpointed Joe Rocne
San Francisco. dOl-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25
Lightweight Dies
After Knockout

DETROIT. Jan. 25-tF-Mickey
Darmon. 20. lightweight boxer. died
TODAY in a hospital following 4
knockout In the Olympia ring laSt
night at the hands Of Eddie copy
Darmon. whose real name waS
Nicholas Darmand. did not regain
consciousness after reaching the
hoSuital. 49,.
He was knocked out in the fifth
round OF a Surround fight By q
right to the jaw. The bout was 7
II the preliminsries 70 the Arcnle
Beli-Tommy Paul fight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25
Hoyt to Tigers

NEW YORK Jan. 25-tPJ-The
New York World says today that
manager Bob Shawkey OF the YAM
KEGS is closing a deal with Bucky
Harris, Detroit pilot. at Miami for
the transfer Of Waite Hoyt to the
Tigers. Owen Carroll. pitcher. and
Harry Rice. outfielder. would be
given In return for Hoyt. a leading
Yankee hurler for ten years. Com
firmation OF the deal has not been
made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25
Lott. Mercur Match
Rackets In Canada

MONTREAL, Que. Jan. 25-F)-
Sole survivors of a big field OF
Canadian and United States play
ers. George Lott OF Chicago and
Fritz Mercur OF Bethlehem. Pa.
were natched TODAY IN the final
round CT singles in the Canadian
indoor tennis championships.
Lott advanced TO the title round
at the expense OF the Bronxville,
n. Y. veteran, Herbert L. Bowman,
e-s. 6-3. So. Ga. Mercur pulled
en- upset when he SPILLED the de-
tending title-holder j. Gilbert Hall.
Of South Orange, N. j., 6-3, 6-2,
81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25
Double Header at
Edinburg Tonight
(Snecial 20 Tine HeraIdD


EDINBURG. Jar. 25-The fast
moving Corpus Christi Caller-T1mes
quint will attempt to defeat two Of
the best teams in the Valley here
tonight when they take on the
Edinburg Firemen and the Edin-
burg Junior college Broncs In rapid
succession.
The Nomads r generally rated
one Of the best cage outfits in South
Texas. The club is composed o.
star ex-university performers. The
Nomads have won 20 out Of q
games so far this season.
A large crowd Is expected TO turn
out for the double header. The No
MAIDS defeated the Firemen recent
~ at Raymondvile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25
BY BRIAN BELL
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK. Jan. 25-tPl-Golf
Is such a jealous mistress that one
cannot think Of bales OF cotton
and bushels OF grain and score
brides and eagles. Jerome d. Tray
ers tried 1t and found that it could
not be done.
As Jerry Travers. he won the
amateur golf championship OF the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25
Feature THIS

Pharr. Progreso and Raymond
vile are on the bottom The other
urDer-bracket teams bloated per-
celtage marks hare been made at
the expense OF these three clubs.
Next Tuesday, Edinburg at NC
Allen looks like the feature contest.
THE Mack Insurance BOYS under
Earley Jackson are going TO make
q determined bid to put the skids
vi der the league leaders. On their
hone court and going good, they
my do II.
The loop leader in the lower
i---rket viii set together az Sc
hastian. The Methodists may have
considerable trouble with the run
ners-up but will be favorites to cop.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25
Ry JACK SORDS
Central Press Sports Cartoonist-
Writer

Father Time has chalked up an
other victory. for II appears that
Bill Tilden means 1t this time in
announcing his withdrawal from
international competition in the
future.
This season will be the first IN
a good number OF years that the
once invincible Tilden will be miss
ing from the Davis Cup squad.
Ever since he travelled abroad with
the United States teri in 1919 to
help bring home the famous tro-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25
Bischoff Released

DALLAS. Jan. 25-fFl- George
BlSchoti, veteran catcher. signed
as n free agent by the Dallas Steers
last season. has been released I'm
conditionally by the Steers, accord
ing 70 an announcement by Bob
Tarleton, business manager.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25
R~aymondville Beats
Cardinals q to II
(Special to The Heraidl

NopcCIdI 70 Ihe Herald
HARLINGEN, Jan. 25-The Ray
mondville basketeers continued to
give indications OF being a strong
factor in the Valley basketball race
here Friday night when they de-
feated the Harrington Cards 22-l7.
Paul TankSley's youngsters are
clever and have been well coached.
Ray Murray. who stars III the
grid as well, was high point man
for the erening. Tipping eight
points through the Melted hoop.
Glover and Cook Of Raymondville
tied for second honors with five
points each.
TV,. d.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25
Primo Camera Knocks Out Peterson in Slightly Over One Minute
Travers, Former Amateur Champ,
Does Not Take Golf Seriously Now

NOTE: AS a partial answer to
the aueStion-what are the con-
Spicuous figures IN sports OF 9TH
or days doing now?-The AS
ISOLATED Press presents herewith.
as the fourth Of a series. an in
terview with Jerome d. Travers,
four times amateur golf cham
pion OF the United States and
once open champion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25

Referee: Happy Greene.
Immediately following the high
school fray. the Harrington Method
lists defeated Foraker'S 1920 in .
hard fought contest. Goddard and
Armstrono OF the Methodists rang
UP IA and IL points respectively.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25
THE STANDINGS
Icwcr Bracket
results

Model Laundry 81, Rio Hondo -
Harrington Methodists So Fora
ker's 20. Can
brownsville Junior college at san
Benito POSTPONED until SATURDAY
night.
Sebastian 20. Fort Brown IL
Tuesday Schedule
Fort Brown at Forakers.
Rio Hondo at Brownsville J. 9.
Harlingen Methodists at SeosS-
tan. una-v
San Benito al Model Laundry
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25
Basketball Results
(By Associated Press.)

at Canyon-West Texas Teachers
So; Abilene Christians 10.
At Apprenticeship so; Sui
Ross Al.
At College Station-T. C. u, %;
Texas A. q M. IS.
AT Greenville-Burleson Bruins
q: Texas Christian College 20.
At Abilene-Southwest Teachers
CTexas) 80 McMurry College %.
At Georgetown - Southwestern
CTexas) 80; st. Edwards %.
At Kerrville-St Mary's CSan An
tonic 90. Schreiner Institute 81.
At Nscogdoches-S r.
Austin 50; Lon Morris Jr. College
is.
At HouSton-Henry's Cothiers
CWichita, Kas.) 80; Houston YMCA
90.
HIGH SCHOOL GAME:
At Waco-Austin As; Waco 10.
At Menomince, wis.-River Falls
Teachers 20; Stout Institute 81.
At Fargo, N. D.-North Dakota
Agsies %; South Dakota State II.
At Storm Lake. Ia.-Columbia IS:
Buena Vista Is.
At Indianapolis-Loyola CChi-
cago) p; Butler Il.
At st. Paul-MacAlester %; st.
Thomas 81.
At Pella. Is.-Central IS; Nebras-
ka Wesleyan is.
At Indianola-Iowa State Teach
ers 3d.. Simpson %.
At Des Moines-Iowa rs; Drake
l8.
At Liberty. MCMILLAN Jewell
IS; Tsrkio q.
At Cameron, Mo.-Wertvorth NJ
litary Academy So; Missouri wes-
leyan "a.
At Cape Girardeau. Mo.-Kirks-
vile Teachers 45; Cape Girardeau
Teachers 81.
Az Warrensburg, M~o.-Maryville
Teachers As; Cape Girardeau
Teachers 81.
At Warrensburg. Mo.-Maryville
Teachers 10; Warrensburg Teachers
"a.
At -Eugene-Washington 81; Ore
gon %.
AT Provo-Montana State So;
Brigham Young 43.
At H~elena-Montana; Mount st.
Charles "a.
AT Denver-Colorado Teachers 80;
Denver u. 10.
At Salt Lake City-Utah As; De
Paul CChicago) Al.
At Mcpherson, Kas.-McPherson
IS: Ottawa %.
At Emporia. Kas.-E IN p oria
Teachers 80: Hays Teachers %.
At Wichita. Kas.-Friends 70;
Panhandle Aggies COkia.l Is.
At lola. Kas.-Iola Jr. College %;
Coffeyvilie Jr. College q.
AT Independence, Kas.-Fort
Scott Jr. College IS; independence
Jr. College Is.
At Hutchinson. KaS.-Hutchinson
Jr. College -; Kansas City u. Col
lege IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25
GAME TONIGHT
lSpecial to The Heraldl

SAN BENTTO. Jan. 25-The
Brownsville Junior college Scorps
and the San Benito Saint quints
viii tangle here tonight in q post
poned game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25

Fharr-San Juan-Alamo at Ed
couch.
Ravmondville at Mercedes.
Fdinburg at McAllen.
Progreso at Donna.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25

ELIAS FUNK, who found the fu-
tility Of trying to beat Ruth, Combs
and Meusel out Of a job with the
Yanks, is back in the majors. He is
in line to take up Harry Heiman's
old outfield job with the Detroit
Tigers. Liza cost the Royal Bengals
IS grand. He hit .5SS with Holly
wood In the Pacific Coast loop last
season. Liza. who admits % years,
halls from Oklahoma City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-25
UPPER CLUBS
CHANGED UP
Lower Bracket Standings All
Remain the Same With
Favorites Winning
THE STANDINGS
n--
Results Friday

Edinburg SO, Edcouch p.
Mercedes &c. PTogreso II.
Donna 80, Rsynondville 20.
McAllen le. Pharr-San juan
Alamo o.