Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-14
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the spotlight Of attention in Valley
eridiron circles today. Weslaco.
with the inside track as a pennant
contender, should take the measure
OF the Donna Redskins, but 1t viii
be a scrap to a finish. Claude
Daley. Donna coach, has a way Of
instilliag fighting spirit into his
small elcgens. DO you remember
little Patterson. Donna quarter
back os las. year who made the
Au-Valley. lie was a gallant little
warrior on the grid. He was the
pcrsoriIlcation ol q Daley coached
eleven. The Dominates are &C
customed to fighting against ODDS,
and they will be in an uphill bat
tie this afternoon.
II wEsLACO comes through as
she should. the Valley champion
ship win Dc decided when the
Panthers invade the lair Of the
sweet singing Cardinals Nov. 20.
Not far in the offing, Watson. In
less YOU have lived IN Donna o.
Weslaco. YOU will never know the
full significance or a Redskin-
Panther fray. Ii Is a grudge battle.
a sort Of a Texas-Aggie affair
and anything is liable to happen
when these two squads get together.
Tough Breaks
TALK ABOUT hard luck. Coach
wins 81 Pharr-San Juan-Alamo
has had more than his share Of
the rotten breaks this season.
Nearly every game he has dropped
this season has been BY A close
margin. RE lost 1912 70 Mission.
Donna defeated the Bears IS. La
Feria and Pharr tied 1i-l4. and the
Bears had the ball on the one
Yard line when the game ended.
With his team generously sprinkled
with green material. Willis has 4
second half" club. In almost every
game this season. Il took the Bears
2 full. quarter 10 awaken 10 the
fact that they were in a game
usually after the opposition had
punched over a couple OF touch
downs. Invariably. the Bears I'M
back strong IN the last half TO
come within a point or two Of tying
the count.
SPEAKING Of the Bears. when
the Valley Coaches and Officials
association begins selecting the ALI
Valley this year II should bear
Neal Hinkle. left end. in mind.
Playing his first year. Hinkle's
blocking and tackling has stood
out. Fps. Bear fullback. lacked
hut one point OF being named on
the All-Valley squad last season.
COACH SCHMALZREID a. Mer-
cede5 has DEVELOPED several boys
who should be given consideration
On the All-Vallsy. Cumv Soils. 155
pound quarterback. made the ALL
VALLEY last season and his work
has not gone back one whit this
wear. IN addition ~ being an ex-
ccllent ball carrier. Soils is a cood
kicker and paszer. Entire AZ center
and T y. Mitchell AT end are the
other s.a-douts on the Tiger squad.
Eagles IS. Marcons
ANOTHER SOILS stands A good
cha1-e of making the AN-Valley.
Hn is the tn Feria tackle. The
ctlc- u Feria tackle. Big Bill
Dickson * almost certain TO make
ttc Ail-Valiey again this season.
Re Is one or the huskiest tackles
we7-ic- : high school Uniform
ills season and Is eae.ly the
s.rcn1 a. the Ia Feria team.
Messenger and Copin. quarter and
end respectively are other La Feria
r,s-e-5 worthy CT all-Valley consid-
e-a.,cr
EVERYONE Interested in the
B-C--s-.le SCREAMING Eagles are
piavirE the bunch that the locals
will play their greatest game OF the
season aga!ns. the Austin high
Naroons here next Friday. Benny
S--ickland's club has swept through
District EiEht n great style this
season with the eyrertion OF the
Arnistice Cariel ari T. they are
n be headed. II will have 10 BE- the
49, 4aAAaaA- La44at@ WIZ To H. -
victory over the Maroons By the
Eagles would throw q monkey
wrench into The District Eight race.
A close game with the Maroons
r0lld raise the Screaming Eagles
nlanv no.ches in the estimation OF
Valley footh7fI fans.
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