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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
TOPPERWEIN
HERE TODAY
Rifle Expert VIII Give
Exhibition Monday
Afternoon

"Ad" Topperwein, well-known
arms expert. was at the Hausman
Hardware company Saturday DEM
onstrating the Winchester line Of
arms and ammunition.
AT 3 p. m. Monday, Topperwein
will give an exhibition shoot on the
old American Legion turkey shoot
grounds on the highway.
Shooting is play TO Topperwein
He Is as happy as a baby with a rev
toy when he Is shooting a rifle or
shotgun and making them do featS
that will make those who are watch
ing gasp with establishment.
While the Topperwein exhibition
program is not a set one. the shoot
er draws on his almost limitless
bag OF stunts for a series Of amaz-
ing acts which never fail TO thrill
and delight his audiences. He shoots
at pieces Of coal. at stones. at clay
targets and at blocks in many cases
throwing the object into the air,
then picking up his gun and hitting
them as they fall.
With some Of the rifles and guns
Topperwein shoots at balls, bricks,
potatoes. and apples with remark
able precision and results. With the
small caliber rifles he shoots at
marbles, single, double and triple;
small washers and sometimes bits
OF money when some one wishes a
souvenir OF the exhibition. He also
losses several objects into the air
at once and breaks each as II falls
with a different gun.
One bit Of shooting which cannot
be done everywhere. but which Is
a very effective feature of kis pro-
gram when shooting arrangements
permit. is that OF placing two targets
on chairs. one 90 yards in front of
him and the other 20 yards behind.
Sitting on a chair in the center of
the space between the two targets.
Topp sights at one target and gets
the range of the other with a mir
ror attached to his shoulder and
when he has secured the exact
range. he shoots two pistols stimuli
taneously and skaters the two
targets at once.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
ALLISON ON
DAVIS SQUAD
Austin Youth Chosen With
Van Ryn to Represent
II. s. in Doubles

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w
Va. April 26|P-The task OF
protecting Uncle Sans interests 10
American Zone Davis cup competi-
ton has been entrusted TO a quartet
OF youngsters.
The team which will face Canada
in a first round cup tie az Phila-
delphia next month will consiy.
OF John Doeg, Santa Monica, Calf.
George Lott, Chicago, Wilmer ALI
son, Austin, Texas, and John Van
Ryn, Orange N. j. Doeg, ranked
third in the national list, and Lott,
No. 4, will play in singles and Van
Ryn and Allison, Wimbledon's
champions, the doubles. Van Ryn
is ranked No. 5 and Allison No. z,
Announcement Of the team was
made after the singles finals OF
the Mason and Dixon tennis tourn-
ament in which Van Ryn defeated
Allison yesterday, AS, Us, 1910,
6-1. These two youngsters scored
a brilliant victory In the doubles
Of the Davis cup challenge round
against France last year.
In view Of the announced inten-
ton OF both Hunter and Big Bill
Tlden to play no more Davis cup
tennis. the Davis cup team as sell
ected probably will remain intact
during the 1880 campaign.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
PIRATES WELL UP FRONT
DESPITE POOR OUTLOOK

seven games. They have won six
games. lost one and stand second
only to the unbeaten New York
Giants.
Suhr. the rookie, the elder waner
Adam Comorosky ana Rollie Hem
sley are hitting at a 400 clip. while
Remy Kremer, Larry French and
Erwin Brame have been doing a
great job Of carrying the pitching
burden. Yesterday they had to get
along without George Grantham as
well as the other missing members
in their delayed home opener, but
kept right on clouting TO beat the
st. Louis Cardinals 6 TO /.
Cubs Win In 18th
The Giants again Yer frozen
out, this time in Philadelphia. and
the Chicago Cubs. the nearest &C
tive threat to the Pirate supremacy,
had to 90 II innings to beat Gin
cinnati 9 TO 5.
In the third National league game
which opened the season In Boston
the Brooklyn Robins displayed some
OF their heavy hitting behind the
three hit pitching Of Dazzy Vance
and defeated the Braves. 5 to /.
Babe Ruth's first home run OF
the year and two extra inning games
featured the American league pro-
gram. The Babe connected for his
first four Dagger in the seventh in
ming of the Yankees clash with BoS-
ton to give them a tie. They f.
nally won out, 8 TO 2, in the tenth
after Henry johnson and Milton
CASTOR of Boston had staged a
great mound duel.
Indians Win
The Cleveland Indians had 10 70
the same distance TO beat their for
mer teammate, George Uhle, pitch
ing for Detroit. 5 to 4 count. Willis
Hudlin likewise pitched well, but
careless fielding by the Indians gave
Detroit an early lead and a three
run rally in tie 9th barely put them
into the running.
Washington's surprising Senators
went to the top Of the American
league. displacing the champion Ath-
letics by a 6 TO 4 victory in a nip
and tuck game. The Athletics took
the lead when they staged a four
run rally against a rather wild Lloyd
Brown in the sixth, but Washington
came back in two innings to drive
old Jack Quinn from the mound
with three runs.
Walter Stewart. st. Louis south
paw, held the White Sox in almost
complete subsection while the st.
Louis Browns took a 4 TO 2 decis-
ion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
DRAKE RELAYS
GET UNDER WAY
leland Bracey -ToIan 100
Yard Dash Is
Feature
BY CHARLES w. DUNKLEY
Associated Press Sports Writer

DIES MONIES, Ia, April 26-lPl-
Three OF Americas greatest sprint
ers sought new laurels in the finals
OF the 100-yard dash at the Drake
relay carnival here today.
Claude Bracey. Rice institute. Cy
Leland. Texas Christian and Eddie
Tolan. University of Michigan. were
expected to break the meet rec
ord and endanger the worlds mark
In another dash Of the century.
Bracey and Leland yesterday gave
evidence OF their form when they
won preliminary heats. Each reeled
off the distance in 9 $40 seconds,
breaking the tape at least three
yards ahead Of their nearest ON
retitor and seemingly with no e.
fort.
The Lone Star sprinters meet
today for the fourth time in major
competitions this year. Leland had
10 run the century in worlds rec
ord time of 9 4-i0 seconds a week
z at the Kansas relays TO beat
Bracey and Tolan. This record
however. viii not be submitted TO
the A. A. u. because OF a faVorlng
wind.
The business OF mark shatterlnS
started Yesterday when five We're
broken and one tied in the prelim-
mary qualifications.
Hughie Rhea. 202 pound football
star OF the University OF Nebraska.
tossed the IS pound shot 48 feet,
10 inches to start the onslaught.
This effort bettered the two year
Did mark Of White OF Kansas State
Teachers college Of Pittsburgh by
one inch. Sammy Behr. Wisconsin
athlete. who holds the Western
conference championship. had a
mark of AZ feet, 10 1-2 inches.
Illinois 440 yard relay team.
which tied the worlds record OF
81 seconds at the Kansas relays
threatened 10 break the mark in
The finals of the event today. The
Mini quartet, after losing out IN
the first heat yesterday when ?
competitor knocked the baton from
Psterson's hand. was permitted 70
ran again. The Orange and Bile
team came back to tie the Drake
record of Al $40 seconds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
CATS FINALLY
STOP BEAUMONT
Oscar Tuero Hurls Great
Ball to Defeat
Houston
BY Y TALBOT JR.
Associated Press Sports Writer

A1rc0LAAtEu AACco 0RUAtS NAAA[A
Thanks to excellent relief pitching
by Henry Hardaway, the Fort Worth
Cats fi1ally stopped the speeding
Beaumont Exporters yesterday in
the second bout Of their series, 8 to
z, bit only after the Shippers had
forced the issue to two extra innings
AT that, the boys from the Gulf coast
still boosted a game lead over the
Texas league pack today.
With five straight victories behind
him. Manager Del Baker entrusted
Abe Martin. a slender southpaw
from up north. with the second days
assignment at Fort Worth, and he
proved easy for the Kittens. He was
ierked after three had scored in
the second with none out. Two
more TALES were made off his sue
ceSsor, Green, in the second, and the
Cats apparently had it sewed up.
But they reckoned without the
batting proves Of the Shippers.
The loop leaders kept pecking away
at Jimmy Walkup until they finally
chased him in the sixth and then
tied ii up with a single run off Hard
away in the seventh. Thus things
rocked along until the eleventh,
when Hardaway came through with
his second double OF the game. went
10 third on an infield out and scor-
ed on Mallon's single.
Old Oscar Tuero turned in his
second great pitching feat TO give
Shreveport its second straight vic
tory over Houston, the other south
ern threat, 2 to /. The crafty Gu
ban. who made his season debut
with a five hit game against Wichita
Falls last week, turned the Bluffs
back with three blows, all singles,
and had them shut out until the
Pitching for his job, Homer
Blankenship proved unequal to the
occasion, and an Antonio squared
its series at Dallas with a 6 TO 4
decision. The Tribe scored all its
runs off the former Steer ace be-
fore he was removed in the sixth.
Hargrove twirled commendable
ball for the Indians, keeping eight
hits scattered except in two frames.
Fifteen Injuns were left stranded
Rain deprived the Waco Cubs OF
another crack at the Wichita Falls
SpudderS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
City Briefs

DIR. Black. Veterinarian, has es-
tablished temporary vaccination
station for dogs at Groves and Co.
Feed Store. 18th and Adams.
Adv. 20.
Beautiful hand carved picture
frames mt The Basket Place. North
east corner. Plaza, Matamoros, Mex
leo. Adv. rs.
Tampico.-Andrew Mick, geolo-
gist for the Mexican Sinclair Pc
troleum company, returned TO Tam
pico from Brownsville Saturday
morning. Mr.. Mick has been here
several days on business.
Awnings. - Highest grade avn
ings, tents, tarpaulins, and beach
umbrellas. South Texas Tent and
Awning Co, phone 1l78. adv-tf
Great Sale OF entire stock will
take place Wednesday April 30th.
The International Shoe Company
will sell out their entire stock under
Cost III UIGGT 10 IlhkS EDDAl 1UI n
complete new stock. See Sundays
Herald for full page Of particulars.
The international Shoe Store.
Adv. q
To San Antonio.-A. r. Viduarri,
local printing company owner. left
for San Antonio Friday night 70
visit his son, Gilbert. who is going
to California for the summer.
Fresh Daily.-Frog legs, oysters,
red snapper. red fish, trout, shrimp.
Assorted packing house meats.
Phone 1870 for prompt delivery.
Wholesale and retail. Sanitary Fish
and Meat Market. 9th and Eliz-
abeth. Adv. %.
Motor Driven wood working
machines. De Walt saw, Sanders
band saws suitable for carpenters
or small shops; also doors, windows.
hardware bankrupt sale, Builders
Supply Building. Harlingen. Texas.
Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
CENSUS

Corsicana. Navarro county. 1915,
increase Of $3.50.
Bexia, Limestone county, 6,555, in
crease Of 3,073.
Kerens, Navarro county. 1880.
decrease Of IL.
Thornton. Limestone county. 73e.
increas eof 8.
Italy. Ellis county. 1880. decrease
Of 100.
Palmer. Ellis county. 75S. increase
Of 10.
Ferris, Ellis county. 1888, decrease
Of i48.
Kosse. Limestone county. 79s. de-
crease Of 70.
Ennis, Ellis county, $3.50, decrease
of 264.
Midlothian, Ellis County. 1,1es,
decrease Of $50.
Waxahachie. Ellis county. 5,039,
increase OF 81.
Purdon. Navarro county. 5Os. de-
crease Of 49,.
Milford. Ellis county. TAT. decrease
or 1913.
Emhouse. Navarro county 522. de-
crease OF 25.
Dawson, Navarro county, 1881,
increase OF 16l.
league. Freestone county, 3,506,
increase OF 200.
Mckinney. Collin county. 7,247,
increase of $40.
Greater Lake Charles, La. q, 1853:
Lake Charles proper, 1873; In
crease 1865.
Phoenix. Ariz.. 1880; increase
1887 or $3.50 per cent.
-. CENSUS -.
Window. Fannin county, 317, de-
crease OF 70.
Honey Grove. Fannin county, de-
crease OF 1853.
Ector. Fannin county, 3e6. ecrease
Of So.
Whitesboro, Grayson county, T.
535. decrease OF 275.
Collinsville. Grayson county. 670
decrease Of i69.
Tombean. Grayson county. 333
decrease of "a.
Van Alstyne. Grayson county, T.
453, decrease Of 1875.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
FIGHTS LAST
&1NGGHT3
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
(By The Associated Pressl

HARTFORD. COMBAT Batta-
limo, world featherweight cham
pion. outpointed Bushy Graham.
Utica. N Y. 1o). non-title.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Battling
Gizzy. Chartered, Pa, outpointed
Bobby Young. Detroit. G0). Roger
OBrien. Chicago stopped Joe Potts
Donora. Pa. 90.
MINNEAPOLIS-Yale Okun. New
York. o~utpointed Dick Daniels, Min
neapolis. C0D.
SCHENECTADY. N. Y Nick
Testo. Troy. N. Y, outpointed Mick
ey Fedor. Toledo. d0l.
CHICAGO-Fred Caldori. Phil
adelphia. outpointed Jack Kraken.
University Of Illinois. 6o. Danny
belmont. Chicago. outpointed jim
nv Lundv. Los Angeles. (6).
CHARLOTTE. N. c. Jimmy
Swinson, North Carolina. outpointed
Kid De Angelo, Washington. d. c..
GO.
HOLLYWOOD. calif-Les Ken
nedy. Long Beach. Calf. stopped
Tony Ross. Buffalo. N. Y. (9l.
SAN FRANCISCO-young Cor
bett. Fresno, Calf. outpointed ALI
Pas. France. u0).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
Including games OF April Is
CBy The Associated Press)

Including games OF April Is:
CBy The Associated Press
National:
Batting-P. Waner. Pirates. $40
Runs-Frisch. Hafey, Cards. IL.
Hits-Fisher. Cards. l8.
Doubles-Douthit, Cards s.
Triples - Generously, Pirates:
Ford. Reds. 2.
Homers-Klein. Phillies. 3.
Stolen bases-Richbourg. Braves:
Colbert, Cards: Jackson. Giants. 2
American:
Batting-Jamieson. Indians. 500
Runs-Hoddap. Indians. Z.
Runs batted in-Kress. Browns
10.
Hits-Rice. Senators. ii.
Doubles-ManuSh. Browns, 8.
Trples-Several tied.
Homers-Simmons. Athletics. 3.
Stolen bases-Several tied.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
.BERLINCER IS
GREAT
Almost Breaks Record For
All Around Ability
AT Pennsylvania

PHILADELPHIA, April 26ALF-
Barney Berlingen, junior at the
University OF Pennsylvania, prob
baly viii be the next worlds cham
pion in all-round athletic ability,
II he adds middle distance running
to his accomplishments. The ability
TO travel 1900 meters. slightly less
than a mile. in anything like n
respectable time IS the 10 per cent
needed 10 make him the greatest OF
American decathlon performers.
For nine OF the ten events COM
priSing the decathlon at the Penn
relay carnival yesterday. he hit a
terrific pace. Over 90 per cent or
the tests, he was Just about sup
RENE. He Won five OF the first nine
events. He high jumped over 6
feet, pole vaulted u feet, 8 inches
and heaved the shot As feet. He
can do even better in these events,
besides toss the jayelin, discus and
skim the hurdles.
But along came the 1900 meters.
Lead was in his feet. and he barely
staggered the distance. AS IL was
he had enough TO spare to beat
his own carnival decathlon record
and set up a new standard OF 1850
Cos points. BY correcting only 244
points in the last event, by contrast
with an average Of 800 points for
all previous events. he fell far
short of Ken Doherty's American
mark Of 7784.65 points.
With the University OF Chicago IA
the lead for major relay honors.
today's program OF races. conclud-
ing the seth annual carnival, pro-
missed keen east-west rivalry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
Track Interest Today Centers on Texas Sprinterss
A Hit Batters
Loses Game 10

EING5BURG, Calf. April rs
%F-It was In the last half OF
the ninth inning OF a baseball
game here yesterday between
the Kingsburg and the Sanger
high school teams, and the score
was tied. nothing to nothing.
Nelson, pitching for Sanger,
struck the first batSrnan with a
pitched ball. Ditto the second,
also the third. The crowd gasp
ed as a ball struck the fourth
batter and the winning run was
forced across home plate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
LEGION SHOW
BIG SUCCESS
500 Attend Minstrel Given
BY Drum and Bugle
Corps Friday

The American Legion Drum and
Bugle corps benefit minstrel Fri
day night at the high school audi
forum was attended by approx
nately 500 persons. according to
Ed Mockbee.
One OF the outstanding successes
OF the program was a series OF bal
lads sung by young Panchito Ko-
walsh.
Other acts included a minstrel
with X. Il. McManus acting Nv ir-
terlocutor. with Allen. Carr, Bar
low. Dunn, Fields. and Evans as efId
men, and songs by Mrs. Mary stone
and Miss Louise Wick.
The Harmony Foursome. coFnDoy
ed OF John Carr Sewall, Carl Hen.
shaw. Emmett Sewall. and Franz
Gilmore. sang following a clos
dance by j. Evans.
stepping Around" by Bill Kiekel
was we'll received.
A skit to have been offered b.
Frank and Ham Smith was sub
stituted by one with Ben Freude1a,
stein and Francis Kowalski.
Abe Cohn, Mike Murphy, and 81
Harris offered a vaudeville skit pre.
ceding the Cleo dance BY Joe Criv
ellis dancing girls. The Oleo arl
consisted OF the following: Mis-
Aguirre, r.. Crixell. II. Jones, rlear.
Logue, Carl Davenport. Billie Som
mers. Nell Sanders. Crawford Cot
fer, Louise Davenport, Bobbie Som
mers- and chorus or Misses wise
Wilson, Owens. Sanders, Tabe-.
Bowie. Langford. Strain and BOYD.
The object OF the minstrel was ~
raise funds 70 take care OF the de-
ficit IN the American Legion funds
caused by the Drum and Burle
corps going 70 the national conven-
ton last year to participate in the
contest there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
Cotton Growers Get
Receivership Tanned

OKLAHOMA CITY. April 26-CR
An order modifying the temper
airy r~eceiverShip issued yesterday
for the Oklahoma Cotton Growers
Association, was issued today by
District Judge Tom G. Chambers.
Under the modification. the tenn
porary receiver. r. II. Wilson, viii
exercise no control over manage
ment OF the association, but will
have access TO the books and rec
rrdr-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
MARKETS
n. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. April 26.-P-Re-
dictionary tendencies were quite pro-
nounced In today's stock market
with selling inspired largely BY poor
first quarter reports. A slowing down
OF distributive trade. and a decline
In bank clearings. also had a pessi-
mistic effect.
Trading was largely OF d profess
sional character, although pools
were able to attract a public follow
Ing In some specialties which they
succeeded In marking To new high
levels. Total sales Appropriated o.
$4,000 shares.
Vanadium steel. after crossing l43
TO a new high. a into profit-tak-
ing and dropped to 1873 before it
met effective support. Atlas powder
sold down Z points. international
silver 5 "a. Johns Manville 5 Ia.
and Eastman Kodak and Columbian
Carbon 4 each, but some of them
made partial recovery from the
days lows.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
Mineral Wells Golf
Tourney Under Wav

MINERAL WELLS. April 26-iP)
Second round Of play in the
quarter-finals Of the annual Miner
al Wells invitation golf tourney
was scheduled today. The co-medal-
lists, Joe Ballard Of Fort Worth
and Bus Moreland OF Dallas. sur
vived the first round yesterday, as
well as six others: Q ". Lyman,
Dan Garrett. LOnnie King. ID. T.
Herring. 5. J. Barnett and j. Dix
on White. Pairings for the first
Fighter today were: Moraland vs..
White, Lyman vs.. Garrett. Ballard
vs.. King and Herring vs.. Barnett.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
LOCALS PLAY
SAN BENITO
Independents Take on First
Opposition Here Sunday
At 3 O'clock

The Brownsville ball team will
take on the San Benito independents
3 D. m. Sunday en- the American
legion diamond. giving local fans
their first chance TO get a look a.
the Brownsville entry into the VAL
ley amateur league.
The game Is booked as a practice
SCRAP and the lid will be blown or
next Sunday with strong Harlln-
gen outfit headed by Topper Rig
ney.
Joe Salinas will likely be on the
mound for the Brownsville boys
Sunday. Garrett, former Edinbu-g
Junior college moundman. IS ex-
pected 70 twirl for the visitors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
Green Corn Shipment
Rolls From Weslaco

What Is reported 10 be the first
green corn movement OF conse-
quence from the Valley this season
consisted OF 50 packages shipped
from Weslaco Friday by the Gulf
Vegetable and Fruit company. Five
crates ~ corn were shipped by eY-
press 70 New Orleans, and 27 bush
Ell baskets in a mixed freight car
TO Kansas City. The quality war
better than usually found IN earlv
shipments OF this commodity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
SOME HITTING

CHICAGO. April 26-'PN- Henry
Edwards. secretary and ~statistician
Of the American league. credits
the Cleveland Indians with a new
all-time major league record in
pinch hitting.
Seven pinch hitters were used BY
the Indians IN games against De-
troit and Chicago. and each deliver
ed. The seven hits drove in seven
runs in addition 10 one run scored
hy a ninch hitter. Two games were
won By 1000 per cent S'nch hitting.
Its an amazing f&t." Edwards
said. ~as pinch hitters usually are
great helpmates to the opposition"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
P~rotoplasm Loses
Much of Its Mystery

PHILADELPHIA. April 26-tPl-
Protoplasm, the primary living sub
stance that makes all creatures. lost
part Of its mystery at the Ameri-
can Philosophical Society today.
Discovery Of the mechanism
which makes II so active. as II en-
dowed with independent life. was
reported by Prof. L. ". Heilhrunn
Of the University Of Pennsylvania.
This mechanism has the ability
when disturbed TO form films about
itself, making them from the cal
cum In the body. 1t IS a sort OF
primitive power OF self protection.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
Fight Rabies
Especial 20 The Haraidl

Especial TO The Herald)
McALLEN, April 26.-Local police
officers are Kidding the cityG C
stray dogs following a recent rab
scare at Pharr and Edinburg. Grief
OF Police W. j. Rapp is cautioning
dog owners to keep their pets with
in bounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
Wisconsin Man Buys
More Valley Lands
Especial ito The Herald

NIpCNLUE INU TIT TIT HUI
LYFORD, April 26.-Harry M.
Mooradian, a Fort Atkinson, Wis,
merchant, came to the Valley this
winter with his family - look over
a 40-acre tract he purchased near
Sebastian In the early days Of VAL
ley development.
Making their headquarters IN
Brownsville. they bought an auto
mobile and spent several weeks in
touring the Valley. AS a result Mr..
Mooradian returned 20 his home the
owner OF an additional farm OF 100
acres. all under cultivation. and
being located on the highway south
or Lyford.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
Hatters to Play
Rangers on Sunday

The Brownsville Hatters will play
the Raymondville Rangers here 2
p. m. Sunday on the old "36" base
ball park.
The Rangers will take over slab
duties for the Hatters with Aldape
behind the plate. The Rangers will
use the White brothers for their
battery.
On May 5, the Hatters will travel
to Mercedes for a tilt with the
strong Lions OF that city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
Women Gathering
For Golf Tourney

TEXARKANA, April 26-Pl-
Practice rounds were on the pro-
gram today for nearly $50 women
golfers here for the annual Texas
women's golf tournament. The 14th
annual event will start Monday.
Mrs. Zoe Rochon. Wichita Falls.
was regarded as offering the latest
threat to capture the 1929 title won
BY Mrs. r. <. Pharr, Texarkana.
Mrs. Rochon carried one OF the
lowest handicapS OF tournament
entrants. Registration will close
Sunday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-26
Guilty

CHICAGO. April 26-tP-Anoth-
err of the Capones has heard a Jury
term him guilty"
Ralph. eldest OF the younger bro
theirs OF "Scarface Al" stood be-
fore Federal Judge James RI. Will
kerson's bench yesterday and heard
himself convicted OF violation Of the
income tax law.