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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-20
LAREDO HAS
GOOD ELEVEN

Laredo high should have defeat
ed Harlandale tSan AntonioD Go
Saturday instead of losing T-6. ac-
cording to Ben Brite, Brownsville
coach. who secuted the game
preparatory to the Laredo-Browns-
Vile game here this Friday.
Laredo was leading 60 in the
closing moments Of play with the
ball deep in Harlandale territory.
Coach DeCamara sent in nine sub
stitutes and the San Antonio In
dians worked their way to a touch
down via the aerial route Of tine
Laredo second stringers.
Laredo has a good ball club which
will extend the locals. 1t averages
around $50 pounds to the man and
Is a fast aggregation utilizing a
type Of offense never before seen
on { Brownsville field. 1t is an
open style. utilizing the double
shift made famous by Howard
Jones of Southern California.
In Benavides. Laredo has an ex-
cellent back. He ripped off nu-
mercus good gains through the
Harlandale forward wall. Bruni
and Samuel showed ability at snar-
ring Benavides' forward passes Sat-
urday. Pappas. Farias and Rickter
we're other Laredo backs who
showed up well in the Harlandale
game.
After a three week lay-off the
Screaming Eagles are aching 70 Get
back into action. They dropped a
hard fought battle 70 Corpus Chris
Il in the district opener.
One might think that the Eagles
had let up after the long lay-off.
but such is not the case. They are
anxious to register In the win COL
umn and they r hustling hard 70
b In top shape for Laredo. "A
number Of the boys spent last week
in making up bad grades and net
the entire squad is eligible. j. u.
Lee. husky back. has been proved
eligible and he will likely get into
the Laredo game.
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By me Associated Pres

East - the chase for mythical
sectional title Is still wide open with
Army, Dartmouth, Pittsburgh, Cor
nell. Fordham, New York University,
and Temple the present leaders.
Army gets another test Saturday.
Dartmouth must dispose OF Har-
ward. Fordham and New York Uni
versity meet at New York. Yale.
unbeaten by q sectional rival, also
rates consideration as does Western
Maryland, conqueror of Georgetown.
Big Ten Northwestern's over
whelming victory v Illinois and
Michigan's triumph over Ohio State
we're the outstanding developments
The only conference games this Sat-
urday pit Purdue against Wisconsin
and Michigan against Illinois.
Southern Conference - Alabama
leads with three straight victories,
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Open Tournament Promoters Defy P. G.. A.
NATIONAL FOOTBALL RATINGS
BRIEFED In THUMBNAIL FORM

the last over Tennessee which had
not lost a game since 1920. Georgia
also is highly regarded as a result
OF It's smashing defeat Of North Car
DINA. Other leaders include Van
derbilt. Florida, Kentucky. Georgia
Tech. Clemson and Tulane. The
principal games this week send Ala
ban.e against Vanderbilt and Geo.
gia Tech against Tulane
Big Six - Kansas, as & result Of
victory over the Kansas Aggies,
the lead with Oklahoma. beaten by
Texas in a non-conference game
Oklahoma meets a tough foe In
Kansas Aggies this week while Kan
sas battles Iowa State, beaten BY
only two points by Nebraska. Mis-
souri, plays its first conference game
Nov. /.
Pacific Coast - Washington state
Stanford and Oregon are the only
unbeaten teams. Oregon stopped
Washington. TO. and Stanford beat
oregon State. 1877. The high spot
this week Is the meeting OF STAN
ford and Southern California. Cal
ifornia takes on Washington, Ore
gon plays Idaho and Washington
State tackles Montana.
Rocky Mountain - Utah, peren-
NAL champion. is the only unbeaten
and united team In the conference
but gets It's first real test Saturday
against Denver. Titan showed a
great offensive against Brigham
Young Saturday. Colorado College
bowed 10 Denver In the other ma
jor game. Colorado Aggies, unbeat-
en- in the conference. face Colorado
University this week. Colorado Uni
veristy also is unbeaten. but has
been tied by Utah Aggies.
Southwest - Texas Christian. by
virtue OF a 80 victory over Texas
"A. and M, sets the pace with two
conference victories. Southern
Methodist's record has been spoiled
by a 14-l4 tie with Baylor. The
race is still wide open with Texas
University. which has not appeared
in conference competition. a decid-
cd dark horse" after a TIT victory
over Oklahomn. No outstanding
games are on Saturdays card al
though Texas-Rice and Arkansas
Texas A. g. NJ. both are conference
games.
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|. A. SESSION
IS CANCELLED
Sponsors Refuse to Pay
Association
Its Cut

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 20.-tR1-A
revolt of open golf tournament pro-
moters against the Professional
Golfers Association Of America
tournament bureau was brewing to-
day. having been started with the
announcement by the Long Beach,
Calf, Junior Chamber OF Com
merce that the $4,000 Long Beach
open had been cancelled.
The Lose Angeles Junior Cham
Der of Commerce. sponsor of the
10000 Los Angeles open. defied the
P. G. A. bureau in a letter refusing
to give ten per cent of the prize
money TO the association.
Other members Of the California
open Eolfing group appeared ready
to kick over the traces. Pasadena
and Glendale tournament promot-
ers signified their intention OF
standing by the Los Angeles Junior
Chamber of Commerce. The Call
fornia winter tournaments post a
total Of SCI 900 in prizes.
Last year the tournament bureau,
with headquarters in Chicago. ask
Cd professional golfers TO contribute
ten per cent Of their winnings TO
the upkeep Of the bureau. This
year. with Robert Harlow in charge
Of the bureau. the decision was
made to request tournament pro-
moters to give ten per cent OF the
posted prizes. because certain prize
winning golfers had failed 10 dom
ate.
Harlow. in presenting his re-
quest TO promoters, said the money
was TO be used to assist the finan-
cling o. tournaments in other Sec
tons Of the country TO fill out the
oren tournament schedule.
The Los Angeles Junior Cham
her. through Cliff Rawson. secre-
tary-manager. said II was not
agreeable. after spending $1,000
annually to advertise it's tourna-
ment and posting the prizes. 70
contribute $1,000 to build I'D a
string Of money tournaments in
other sections.
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SCORPS WORK
FOR Big GAME

The Brownsville Junior college
Scorpions will 60 through a week
Of intensive drilling in preparation
for their fight with Edinburg Ju-
Nor college here Saturday for the
Valley championship.
The Edinburg Broncs made .
powerful showing last week in hold
ing the potent Rice shines TO q slim
Go victory. The week previous
they took the Seguin Lutherans in
to camp by a 40 score. The Edin-
burg aggregation has been gaining
momentum as it rolled along and
it is being pointed for the fray with
the local collegians.
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POULOS MEETS
FOX TONIGHT
Especial to The HERALD

HARLINGEN. Oct. 20 George
Poulos has declared that Cyclone
Fox will not twist his moustache
of In tonight's bout az Fair Park
arena.
This statement was made In re-
plying TO one made by Fox in Sar
Antonio, when he asked Promoter
YIN Heslin TO match him with the
Greek in a Valley ring.
Cyclone. as he is known, IS from
Dallas. and has the reputation Of
being able TO give and take plenty
punishment.
On the same card tonight. Silen'
Rattan will meet Elmo Devore, as
a curtain raiser to the main event
Of 8 rounds.
Rattan is a deaf and dumb ear
twister Of Austin, and has shown
here before. Fast and clever. he is
one or the classiest and cleanest
wrestlers ever seen in the Valley.
His opponent. DeVore. is :
Frenchman. with plenty OF tricks
and new holds to fasten on Rattan
The card promises to be ever
better than that OF last week
which was pronounced the best
ever held here.
Heslin wants all the carrier boy
of the papers in the Valley anc
their managers 10 be his guests
tonight. and a section will be re-
served for them.
The show starts at 5:i5.
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STAGE TO y

TONEON. O. 11-Thirtv wears
ago joseph Tapley was the matinee
IDOL Of London. Today he is a sue
cessful rancher in Ontario. Canada.
After his stage career. Tapley left
England and started out in Canada
as a timberman. Then he took 70
cattle and for the past twenty-five
years has been engaged in building
rp one OF the richest ranches in the
Dominion. He recently visited here
with his daughter.
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VALLEY

VALLEY FOOTBALL
Monday
Edinhurg at McAllen.
Tuesday
La Feria at Pharr.
Friday
H~arlingen az San Benito.
La Fe-ia at Edinburg.
Donna at Pharr.
Mercedes at weslaco.
Rangerville at El Jardln.
Saturday
Edinburg j. G. at Brownsville y.
G.
John Reagan CHoustonl at Nc
DISTRICT EIGHT
Friday
Robstown AZ Main Avenue.
Breckenridge at Harlandale.
Alamo Heights az Austin.
Kerrville az Corpus Christi.
Laredo AZ Brownsville.
SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE
Saturday
Texas az Rice.
Indiana at :. NJ. u
AgEies az Arkansas.
Baylor AT Centenary.
Texas Tech az II. G.. III.
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remains to be seer whether IL will
be as strong as that Of Grady
Reynolds. Hound mentor.
Continued rains would make II
hard for either club % Get its Of
fensive going but n appears now
that ID will dry mp enough 20 per
init a thorough display or running
and aerial plays.
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Roberts Leads
Major Scorers
Over Country
CBy The Associated Press)

Jack Roberts field day against
North Carolina has boosted the
Georgia fullback to the top Of the
heap in the battle for the national
individual football scoring lead.
Roberts has scored. SIS points In four
games.
The leader in each OF the major
groups follows:
First figures indicate position. Sec
ond games played: third. touch
downs: fourth, point alter touch
down. fifth, field goals; sixth. total
points scored
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SEVEN
RACE IS HOT

While the District Eight race has
settled down pretty well to a ques-
ton of Austin or Breckenridge. four
teams remain undefeated in District
Seven. The comparison is drawn
because the champions Of these dis
tricts will clash in the di-district
elimination.
Austin is undefeated and united
Breckenridge has suffered one tie.
All other teams in the district have
taken at least one pasting.
Sam Houston. John Reagan, Beau
mont and Port Arthur have vet TO
be defeated in District Seven. In
a non-title game. Harrington. Valley
b" team. defeated Port Arthur 60.
This week. McAllen will take on
John Reagan, another undefeated
District Seven aggregation.
District Seven results and stand
ings follow.
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immigration Of Chinese coolies
has been restricted by British
Malaga.
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Coach Jerome Rektorik or the
Cards began the season with Y
backfield intact from last year and
appeared greatly concerned over
his line which was all shot TO pieces
He seems 10 have made a good Job
OF building a forward wall and II
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TITLE GAMES

John Reagan 81; Mildly 0 CThurs-
day..
Sam Houston 81: Jeff Davis Is
friday.
San Jacinto IS: South Park 7
Saturday.
Port Arthur IS. Bryan Is CSat-
urday).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-20

BERLIN. Oct '3-There's no
excuse now for staying in bed after
the alarm clock goes off and then
going back TO sleep. A new Ger
man clock recently invented takes
ire Of that. II has a novel device
attached TO IL which. at the given
moment. explodes a cartridge con-
tanning a pungent gas. This causes
the sleeper TO sneeze himself awake.
SHANGHAI-Rl-The high cost
of living moved further upwards
here when the Shanghai Water
Works. Ltd, boosted It's rates Is
per cent on the plea that the slump
In silver had doubled the cost OF
materials imported from Europe.
American automobiles are being
used by the government of Hejaz.
Arabia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-20
Hounds Heartened

The fact that Harrington did not
make any better showing against
the Brahmas has heartened the
Greyhounds considerably. Th--ghl
at first 70 have only a fighting
chance to nose out the Cards. the,
are now given an even break with
the Harrington horde.
Although each team has beer
beaten once and by the same out
side eleven. the Cards and Hounds
are regarded as outstanding con
tenders for the Valley champion
ship. The winner of the contes'
here this week will have a decided
edge In the race although McAllen
need not be counted out by any
means.
The game here Friday will see 9
clash OF two first class lines. The
line is one OF the strongest In the
history Of San Benito teams. II
has gotten to where it charges r
little better on the offense and
Is a hard forward wall for any
outfit TO penetrate. IL will be noted
that Kingsville scored its counters
either directly or indirectly By the
overhead route.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-20
STAGE IS SET
FOR CLASSIC
c ,nal-'Hound Clash ~
San Benito Is One
For The Book
BIZ HARFOE
Especial TO The HeraldJ

SAN BENITO. Oct. 2o.-In the
light OF last weeks happenings,
the Forthcoming contest between
San Benito and Harlingen here
Friday afternoon looms as another
natural"
Harlingen's Cardinals. conquerers
Of Port Arthur. Edinburg Junior
College and Mercedes high and
thought TO have an edge, fell before
the Kingsville Brahmas az Kings
vile while the San Benito Grey
hounds made IN Venetian holiday
out or their encounter on the rain
soaked Mercedes gridiron, winning
25 10 0.
The preceding week the Cards
had run over the Mercedes Tigers
IL 70 2 on a dry field while the
Hounds were taking their first
trouncing Of the season. Is TO 10.
at Kingsville.
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Bears Set

Heartened by their moral VIC
tory over Southern Methodist, the
Baylor Bears prepared to engage
the Centenary College Gentlemen
at Shreveport. In tying the Ponies
the Baptists proved that they have
a passing game 20 be feared by any
opponent. and in Jake Wilson a
broken field runner without an
equal in the Southwest. Centenary
has 10 its credit a ~scoreless tie
with the Texas Longhorns and ?
victory over the University Of
Iowa.
Texas Christians conference Lead
ership was safe for another week
az least. the Frogs being billed 10
play Texas Tech at Fort Worth.
The Matadors have appeared weak
% far, having taken q sound beat
ing from Texas College OF Minet
last week.
The standing.
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CHRISTIANS
LEADING Way
No Important Games Are
Scheduled For
This Week
BY GAYLE TALBOT, Jr.,

DALLAS. Oct. 20-P)- The
Southern Methodist Mustangs hav-
ing faltered and fallen back, partly
because Of over-confidence and
partly because they are not so very
tough with Weldon Mason on the
sideline. the University OF Texas
Longhorns stood today as the lead
ing rivals TO Texas Christian Uni
versity for the Southwest Confer
ence football crown.
BY defeating the University o.
Oklahoma here Saturday. IL to z
the Longhorns left no doubt that
they had something on the ball
They did Ii with a furious last
quarter drive that Melted two touch
downs and a field goal. The Must
angs. meanwhile. practically were
multiplying their chances at the It'll
by getting no better than a i4-l4
tie with the Baylor Bears at Waco
Without Mason. the Mustangs were
a very ordinary football unit. beater
at their own passing game BY tho
inspired Bruins.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-20

NON-TITLE GAMES
Beaumont z. Georgetown 0.
Ball high Z: Orange 0.
The standings.
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Texas VS.. Rice

Texas Christian left its record
unsullied by nosing out the Texas
Agiges, 3 to 0, at College Station
a field goal by Atkins giving the
Horned Frogs their second confer
ence triumph after their famed
running attack had been spiked 70
three quarters.
TIE Longhorns will have an OBJ
p%ortunity 10 break into the on
ference win column this week. when
they encounter the Rice Institute
Owls at Houston. Having lost I
Arkansas. 7 to g.. in their first
championship test last week. the
Owls will be conceded little chance
of stopping the Longhorns' great
running attack.
Southern Methodist, despite its
indifferent showing against Baylor
will be favored e Indiana Uni
versity IN their in~tersectional fray
at Dallas. Chances are that Mason
will have recovered from his knee
injury in time to face the Hoosiers
Two cellar ~contenders. the Texas
Aggies and Arkansas. were sched-
uled TO meet or neutral ground az
Little Rock. Ark. in the weeks
second conference tilt. The Razor
backs showed symptoms Of coming
back TO life when they scored in
the opening minutes OF play
Rice and then held their advantage
the rest of the way. All the Aggies
displayed was a fine Eoal-line def
ense against the Frogs. failing r
make a single first down as com
pared to Is for the conference
Champions.
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This Is the time Of wear when
eleven men, declared to have
broken necks on Friday. get well
during the night and play four
snappy quarters Of football the
next day.
Vanderbilt defeated Minnesota 81
TO 2. Minnesota held Stamford "a
q scoreless tie. We Just asked o.
Goofty what he deduced from these
two scores. He replied thai. ac-
cording to the above. he must be
q Brother Elk.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-20

Pa Striblinz turned down a bout
Tor his son. Young VIII. with Jack
Snarkey IN New York. You don't
say So
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

AS a rule your feet are not mates.
One is longer than the other
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

color scenes adding to the
splendor. This is not q revue
but a screen musical with a
real story. The supplementary
program will include a number
Of Vitaphone shorts and a
Pathe news reel.
COLUMBIA-Ramon Novarro
in the musical romance, Devil
May-Care holds over a second
week. Novarro whose singing
voice is heard to the best ad.
vantage in a number OF tune
full songs, is supported by a
brilliant cast including Marion
, Harris, Dorothy Jordan, and
John MILAN. The surrounding
program includes the Hearst
Metrotone news, the M-G-M all
talking Our Gang comedy and
selections by the Columbia con-
cert orchestra, Claude Bur-
rows conducting.
PALACE-A mile a minute
comedy, Burning Up" with
Richard Arlen as the star comes
as the main screen attraction
beginning Saturday. This is a
story of the auto race tracks
with Arlen seen as a driver who
encounters plenty of competi-
ton in both the sport and the
business Of making romance.
It's pace is fast and there are
many laughs. On the stage
the return of Allan Rogers as
master of ceremonies will be
the featured attraction. The
blonde M. c. is an F street
favorite. The revue is called
Blue Garden" and introduces
Les Ghezzis, Kayre and Sayre,
Dodd and Rush and the l6
Chester Hale girls. The Hearst
Metrotone News, selected short
subjects and music by the
Palace orchestra, Harry Bor-
jes, conducting, will complete
the program.
The Washington times., 1930-02-13
BUT
Believe this!

We put our souls into your sOleS
and give you better work for
less money.
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

EARLE--Little Jack Little,
we'll known radio star, will be
the extra added attraction be-
ginning with the Friday mid.
night performance. The favor.
ite Of the air will apear in an
act in which he will reproduce
the methods used lin broadcast
ing which gives him an oppor-
tunity to sing and play the
songs he has popularized over
the ether waves, On the screen
will be Dorothy Mackaill in a
talking version Of the thrilling
Western play, 1.-THE Great
Divide" in which Henry Miller
and Margaret Anglin won fame
on the stage. Selected short
Vitaphone subjects and music
by the Earle concert orchestra,
Daniel Breeskin conducting, will
complete the program.
GAYETY-"H Hindu Bellies"
will be the title Of the new
Mutual burlesque attraction
opening Sunday matinee. Fea-
tured principals ARE Eddie
Lloyd and George Murray,
Hina Wausau, Margie Morris
and Delure Mallory. A large
chorus tastefully costumed as
sists in the dancing, Wednes-
day night is Auction Night
at the Gayety with. fun and
presents and Friday night, as
usual, will be known as anna
teur and professional night.
METROPOLITAN-The new
shows will open Friday. This
policy is inaugurated with the
presentation of mo, No Nam
nette," as the main screen at
traction. This is a film version
of the sparkling musical comedy
with Bernie Claire and Alexan-
der Gray featured. All Of the
old hits of the Otto Harbach
and Vincent Youmans score
have been retained and new
tunes added, with gigantic
The Washington times., 1930-02-13

Cinderella Idea" and brings
back Alexander Callam after a
brief vacation as master of cere-
monies. Leon BruSiloff's Fox
Theater grand orchestra will be
featured this week in an ar.
rangement of Rudolf Friml's
melodies. The Fox Movletone
and selected shorts will COM
plete the program.
KEITHS-Conrad Nagel and
Lila Lee in the Radio all talk.
ing picture, Second Wife,"
comes as the main screen at.
traction opening Saturday. 1t is
q screen adaptation of Fulton
Oursler's play, "All the Kings
Men" The all talking screen
version depicts in a frank
manner the difficulties en-
countered by a husband and his
second wife, with a stepchild
in the background. Freddie
Burke FREDERICK plays Cne part
of the stepchild. Mary Carr,
veteran screen star, has an ap-
pealing role as the old family
nurse. Selected short subjects
and music by Freddy Clark's
RK- -Olians completes the pro-
gram.
RIALTO-Betty Compson is
the star of the new attraction
opening Friday, a melodramatic
story called wv oman to
Woman" In this talking fea-
ture the recent star Of Street
Girl' appears as a French
dancer who falls in love with
a British officer. There is an
abundance of action and more
than the usual quota Of thrills.
Added short features include
an all star talking comedy.
upstairs and Downstairs" and
a special all color all musical
singing reel, Universal news and
an overture by the Rialto
orchestra, Ray Hart conducting.
The Washington times., 1930-02-13
Newman Travel Talk
Sunday To Be on Vienna

In Vienna and Budapest"
the traveltalk e. M. Newman
brings to the National Theater
Sunday afternoon, many impor.
tant photographs, for which
permission could not be gained
under the old regime, wonder.
ful examples of art, among
them some of the masterpieces
of the world, are included.
History passes in review as We
make our way through the
rooms in which Napoleon and
Marie Louise lived. We OBJ
tain a glimpse Of the bed in
which the Duke Of Reichstadt,
their only son, died. We see
his cradle, the family portraits,
intimate glimpses which recall
the sad story of Napoleon's
second marriage. The lighter
side of VienneSe life is shown
in the WurStel Prater, on the
beaches and in the gardens,
where Strauss music sways the
music-loving crowds. Down the
Danube to Budapest brings us
to one OF the most beautiful
of cities.