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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-30
PERSONALS


Max Maule and Bryce Ferguson
we're IN Austin for the football
game Thursday.
Miss Margaret Chatmen has as
her guest for the THANKSGIVING
holidays her mother. Mrs. c. j.
chatham Of Temple.
Misses Lillian Rice, Emily
Broughton, and Mary Flowers were
IN Austin, the Thanksgiving guests
Of Miss RIces parents. They at
tended the football game Thursday
and are TO return home Sunday.
Miss Ruth Vernon and her room
mate and Mrs. Dennis McCune Of
Austin spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs. c. L. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Shultz Of
san Benito and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Yoder Of Harrington were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Baer
Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Stanley Melton re-
turned to Pharr from San Antonio
Wednesday after spending two DAYS
visiting.
Mrs. Marvin Evans returned Mon
day from a several weeks lay in
San Antonio with Mr.. Evans. She
will return 10 San Antonio shortly
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Melton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie NJ. Flowers and
son, Tommy. spent Thursday in
Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosco Frazier had
as dinner guests Thursday Mr.. and
Mrs Ed. Maule. Fl. T.. Davidson. and
a. j. Malmstodt and daughter.
Esther.
Mr. and Mrs. j. d. LAUGH of Hell
ent, Arkansas. = spending the
month Of December at the home Of
their son and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. d. Lauck of Pharr.
Mr.. and Mrs Moss OF McAllen are
moving to WeSlaco, Monday. They
formerly lived in Pharr and have
many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl MANS spent
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Lavender and XeLow
Chosen Color Scheme
Especial TO The Herald

PHARR, Nov. 2o-The monthly social meeting Of the w. 7. NJ. 3. u
the Methodist church was held at the home of Mrs. Mottesheard with
Mrs. Dodd and Mrs Mottesheard as joint hostesses The home was
decorated with fall flowers lastly arranged. The entire color scheme
of both the decorations and the refreshments was carried out in laven-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-30

First Convict: When does
you-all leave heah, boy?
LITER: De fust.
First Convict: De fust OBJ
when?
LITER: De fust chance ali
gifts.
Penn. State Froth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-30

Mary Ethel Eakin. and Frances,
Daisy Ellen and Mary Virginia
Polk.
CLASS AFFAIR GIVEN
j. L. Spencer OF San Juan enter
tanned his Sunday school class
Wednesday evening with a barbecue
north Of Edinburg. Much merri-
menJ and fun was enjoyed during
the evening. after which a delight
ful supper was served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-30

"You want zoupP
do | got to take zoup?"
That's coup to you'll"
annapolis Log,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-30
A AFFAIR GIVEN
NEEDY FAMILIES
GIVEN

The Whose Ever VIII class OF
the Methodist church met Thurs
day afternoon at the church for a
call meeting. Plans for donations
70 needy families for Thanksgiving
were made. Also annual election OF
officers was held. Officers chosen
we're: President. Mrs. Eva Dumont:
vlce-president, Mrs. Dickens Brader;
secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Ada Flow
ers. teacher, Mrs. Rob Slocum; as
sistant teacher. Mrs. Robb, and
study leader. Mrs. Dodd. Other
committees were to be appointed by
the president.
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THANKSGIVING THEME
OF SCHOOL ASSEMBLY

Of " ASSEMBLY
The North Ward School staged a
clever Thanksgiving program on
Wednesday afternoon at Assembly.
Miss Juanita Batcheller lead in the
opening song service. followed by
a Nature Story. by Mrs. Webb. A
reading. The First Thanksgiving
and a song. Thanksgiving by the
second grade were enjoyed.
The pageant, IN which many
countries we're represented, in cos
tune and with appropriate flags
was next presented. Alice Williams
Columbia: Grace Maxwell, Turkey;
Dutch Boy, Charles De Leon. Scotch
Lassie, Eleanor Webb; Irish Boy
Cooley Cameron: France, Lorraine
PeichstadI: Roumanla. Freddie
Jackson; Spain. Ida Evans; English
Geraldine Mcclure, made up the
cast.
PERSONALS
Mrs. II. B. Verhelle. Of Houston
IS here this week, visiting her mo-
ther. Mrs. A. II. Weller. and sisters.
Mrs. G. w. Letzerich and Mrs. A
Goldammer. and other relatives. Her
son is here attending high school.
Mrs. G. A. Green. Of Detroit, Is
a guest OF her friend. Mrs. +. B
Baker, for a few weeks.
Miss Helen Hines. Messrs Kari
Haios. and Frederick Sjobiarn. ar
OF Houston. representing the Gra-
ham Conservatory OF Music, are In
the Valley. and will establish studios
the Harlingen, Brownsville and
McAllen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-30

Proud Father: My son, don't
forget that you are now a col
lege graduate. You're a man
and must be ready to face the
problems of life. Tomorrow you
embark upon a career of work
and enterprise. So don't forget
to start right, by being at the
Office early.
Son (still fresh from the halls
of le%arning) Mmm-couldn't
Jack answer the roll for me?
-Penrsyl0nniG Punch Bo1tl.
Try and get a long. BOYS"
said the president as the
brothers drew straws to see who
would take the date.
Penn. State FrctE.
why r you crying, little
man?"
MY nanny couldn't find my
baseball glove
why don't YOU look for
YOURSELF"
Gosh. ! know where il is"
-PennSyIvdHid Pnneh Bo5Ul.
Little Oswald On the pre-
sence of the family circle. plus a
few additions) No! ! don
wanna kiss Miss Jones - she
slapped Daddy for doing it.
Washington Diyge.
First Gangster: Dey put
Blinkey on de spot last night,
and | plugged him through his
glass eye wit me foist shot.
Second Gangster: Say Bo!
Don't youse know it's seven
years bad luck to break a look
ing-glass.
DO you like S. J. Perel-
man."
"Yeh, I'm a Perelmaniac."
-UidE Humbuo.
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Ramsey, A. v. Brown, w. A. NJ
chols, Leonard Smith.
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The big question of the hour
is whether a Siamese twin would
have to pay double tuition at
the university.
MINI. Ski-U-Mdh.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-30

BARRIERS College trimmed
Painters Polytech l4-6. The
Painters shellacked Musicians
Conservatory to the tune OF 20
0. The Musicians were able TO
score 4 single huty touchdown
through Bricklayer's stone de-
Tense. and won 90. However,
Scalper's College also out
charged the Bricklayer's for a
1917 victory. The Dempsey
School of Pugilism fought
Scalpers to a standstill 90, but
could not fathom the doughty
defense OF Bakers Institute.
Shoemaker's College lost to the
Bakers by a sole touchdown 20.
The Fagin Institute of Pick
pocketing chiseled a 20 win
from the Leather BOYS and won
in a walk from Hobo College
$40. Therefore Yale will beat
Princeton and 20 out and get
stewed.
N. Y. Medley.
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Chairman We'd ike YOU to
make a few -emarks at our
banquet.
Prohibition Advocate: Are
you sure that the banquet will
be dry in every respect.
Chairman: Certainly. Why
do you think We asked you to
speak?
-Perrsylvo,rid Punch Boui.
Native: Are the FISH titingt
Weary Angler: l don't know.
II they are, they're bitKs zach
other.
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AS despairing as the little boy
who ran away from school, only
TO find he'd slowed away on the
Floating University.
Penn. State Fyoth
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THAT was a dirty trek" said
the African explorer as he
busted of his clothes.
-Wti.udr Bipe Noon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-30

Try and get a long. boys"
said the president as the
brothers drew straws to see who
would take the date.
Penn. State FrctE.
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DO you like S. J. Perel-
man."
"Ych, I'm a Perelmaniac."
-UtdE HambaQ.
La gaceta., 1930-03-06

ia de Nuestra Sonora del Ro-
clio, con su espadana, cuya cam
panita tocaria dentro de POGO a
resurrection Y gloria. Separ6 de
ALI la vista y la tendio por las
f6rtileS tierras que rodeaban ell
cortijo. Suyo TODD aquello, cast
hasta el Unite del horizonte: los
trigales prometedores, verdes Y
lozanos, los olives obscuros, los
naranjales de hojas brillantes
repletos de dorados frutos. Las
vacas lecheras, que hacian J.
mar las campanillas de sus COLA
rones, tambien suyas; las no.
racianas yuntas con Ell arado al
sobre ell languido cuello,
la nevada de los perezosoS re-
banos, ell averio que Sc extendia
trag6n e insaciable por los CO.
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muy temprano y que por prom
to que viniese Rocio no podria
llegar hasta bien entrada la ma
mana. Lo mas pronto a las once.
No tenia pues, necesidad de an
dar zanqueando por ell campo.
sin objeto, hasta esa bora. Y vol
VIC al cortijo. Tn mastin que
dormia tendido ante la pnertq
vino con gran movimiento de
cola a recibirle. Lo que la MI
nequilla' habia iugado con 81.
que Sc dejaba compIacido "ha-
Ger chichinas", como ella decia.
Lo apart6 de un pun.apie. en-
tro en- la casa cenudo y di6se a
inspeccionarlo TODD, con I'm nal
humor mayor que aquel tan e.
nocido y temido por los criado,
de cuando firmaba un con.rato
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rrales y alrededor de la casa, Vi
gilado por los gallos orondos y
c%antantes; suyo ell hume que Sc
elevaba al cielo desde ell hogan
triste que el son6 tan allegro. I Y
de que lie Servia TODD aquello?
Para que ell barbara esfuerzo,
con la vida siempre en- riesgo
y ell amor propio martirizado,
para conseguirlo?
: Rico! Habia comprado mu-
chas tierras, un magnifico cor
tito; tenia casas en- Sevilla, mu-
cho dinero, hartazgo de bienes...
pero no tenia algeria. DE que
ie servia la riqueza?
Sc levanto desconsolado Y
echo a andar sin rumbo; pero
las piernas seguian negandose a
nevarle, Entonces pens6 que era
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cuando Kid Chocolate avanz6


cuando Kid Chocolate avanz6
hacia 81 ring, caminando con
elegancia, luciendo en- la cabeza
una enorme cantidad de vaseIi-
ma 0 una preparation para man
tener la "cabellera" en- ell sitio
convenience.
Para Ell cubano hubo una ova-
ci6n.
Anunciados los combatientes
como attraction adicional' del
programa e instruidos por un
referee cubano, los dos ciudada-
nos de color de ebano. iniciaron
la 'batalla".
Fueron diez rounds de marti-
rio para la nariz deforme de
Hall y de diversion y entrete-
nimiento para Chocolate.
Mas pequeno que Ell cubano,
con brazos mas cortos, el negri
to march6 sobre ell Chocolate en-
distintas ocasiones, no logran-
do pegarle un solo golpe efecti-
vo.
Moviendose Ientamente al prin
cipio y despues con rapidez,
Chocolate lanzaba la iZquierda
sin descanso contra la nariz de
su contrario.
Pronto ell "apendice nasal
de Benny parecla una pequena
morcilla con sangre roja en- e.
exterior.
Ash fueron los dieZ rounds,
de tormento para Hall y de di-
version para Chocolate, que so.
10 utilize la derecha, sin podel
derribar a su rival, en- cuatrC
0 cinco oportunidades.
En- los Gltimos asaltos Hal
Sc concrete a "capear" ell "tem
poral" y mantenerse de pie, Il
que logr6, no obstante un VIC
lento ataque del Kid, en- ell move
no, contra la "caja de suS frijo
les.
FL p1blico qued6 en- parte Al
go "desilusionado" por habe
supuesto que ell negrito de st
Luis Sc "acostaria" antes de
tercer asalto.
Nosotros suponemos que CHI
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colate hara "lindezas' con Ia de
recha 81 el contrario es I'm hon.
bre peligroso.
Relampago Sagde"o puso .6r-
mino a la "~jactancia" de Ben
Spivey, de Columbia, Ga, en- ell
cuarto round. Habia Ben pro-
metido, jurado y hasta "perjU7
RADIO" que ell cubano no Sc reiria
de el. En- los primeros pune
taos del asalto ''iniciar' pare
clio que Spivey "traia" con el IN
arsenal de sorpresas"; pero an
ties del segundo minute va ell
ciudadano de Georgia habia cal
do sobre la Iona, con una IL
quierda en- ell punto precise"
de la quijada.
A partir de este momento ell
Sr. Spivey Sc limit6 a caer ba-
.jo los golpes del Saguero y a
levantarse para continuar 81
tornado de derrota'.
Despues de varios conteos
Spivey qued6 tendido sobre ell
tabIado, "definitivamente", en-
ell cuarto asalto.
De los preliminares la mejor
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que Sc levantaron todos. Asi que
desayun6 pidi6 la escopeta Y los
cartuchos. Sc iba de GAIA para
no estar ALI.
lie vas a di a mata ami
malitos ante que arresusite er
Seno?-le reprendi6 Rufina al
verle armada. fingiendo susie.
ESQ no 10 premite la dortri-
ma.
Carmona dej6 la escopeta y
sali6 sin armas.
mo tie yayas, Manuel!-le
suplic6 Teresa,
No hizo case y sali6. No que
ria encontrarse ALI cuando lie
CARA. "esa'. Anduvo POGO. No
lie llevaban las piernas lejos de
su casa, Cansado, tuvo que SEN
en- un altozano, ALI cerca.
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BOXE0
DE VOS NO PELEARA CON
WALKER

! New York, Mario 6.-Las ne
g~ociaciones fueron definitiva-
mente abandonadas hoy para
un match por Ell campeonato dc
peso medic, que Sc habla anun-
ciado para ell "a de este mes, en-
tire Mickey Walker, ell campe6n
Y ell belga Rene de Vos, aspiran-
te a la corona y campeon de
Europa.
La pelea iba a v%erificarse en-
ell Madison Square Garden bajo
los auspicios de Edward Flynn,
secretario de estado de New
York, como la principal atrac-
ci6n del espectaculo a beneficio
del fondo para ell Hospital de
Cancer. Sc dieron por termina-
daS las negoclacloneS cuando
Jack Kearns, manager de Wal
ker, no quiso aceptar ell tanto
por ciento que lie fuera ofrecido.
La comisi6n de New York ha-
bia prometido levantar la sus-
pension a Walker para que es-
tie pudiera pelear con De Vos.
I'm intento Sc hara para
repetir ell bout" Johnny RiskC
Victorio Campolo, que reciente
mente Sc efectuara en- Miami
declarandose empatado ell com
bate. Los criticos opinaron en-
tonces que Risko habia superb
do a su rival argentine, aunqu'
este en- ell decimo asalto 10 tuv'
a la "verja del nocao".
La gaceta., 1930-03-06

BESIDE el Sc d0minaba Ell cortiio,
blanco y allegro, con sus venta-
mas y puertas verdes, en- la IA
chada Su Senior del Gran Poder
EN- aZulejos, con su farolillo jun
to, aun chisporroteante, Y su
gran lapida sobre ell dintel de "a
puerta principal, cantando Or
gullosamente:
"CORTIJO DE MONTELLANO
QuiRta de San Manuel D Sta. Teresa.
Els propiedad de
MANUEL CARMONA (Manoliyo).
Matador de toros,
Y de su esposa Dona Teresa Garcia.
Lo compr6 ell ano..."
Ola Carmona ell rumor de SUI
genie y sus ganados, veia las ca
sitas blancas de los criados y
la ganapia, y la ermita inmedia-
La gaceta., 1930-03-06

pelea fue Ia de Eloy Gregori cor
ira Half Pint Lopez. FL referee
declare tablas ell mach, GUAM
do debio otorgar Ia victoria a
Gregori.
Eddie Brown yenci6 a Ioung
Chino, mas pequeno y de menos
peso; Tomas Barredo bati6 al
erratico Gilberto Rojas, sin que
rer castigarlo.
Johnny Gonzalez hizo tablas
con Young Joe Miller.
BESIDE ell cuadrilatero Sc anun
clio que Young Manuel peleara
en- Plant Field, dentro de IN pc
riodo de Is dias, con ell ingles
Billy Wells de oponente.
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KID CHOCOLATE Sc EN-.
TRETUVO A DIEZ
ROUNDS CON Ell CHIQUI.
TIN HALL
SAGUERO PUSO A DORMiR
A SPIVEY

Para yer en- accion a Kid Che
c0late, la 'maravilla pugilistica'
de Cuba, varios miles de espec-
tadores, en- su mayoria latinos,
Sc congregaron anoche en- ell te-
rreno de Plant, provisionalmen-
te convertible en- Arena de
boXeo.
Luego de varias peleas de es-
casa importancia, ofrecidas co.
mo "aperativo'', Sc vic subir al
cuadrilatero a un negro chiqui-
tin, cast I'm enano, con la nariz
IN forma de trompa y enormes
"coliflores' en- las orejas.
Al principle Ell publico crey6
| 1ue Sc trataba de una broma d;
pero esta impression Sc disip6
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para tOrear Miuras.

para torear Miuras.
Iodo 10 recorri6 grunendo.
Z Como es.ais ustedes aquf?
pr egunt6 a unos gananes que
charIaban Qciosos en- la cuadra.
Como entoavia no han tocao
a groria...
i Largo, a trabaja! En- mi
casa no qaieo horgasanes!
Por TODD Sc enfad6. En- las
loaaras' por Ell acomodo del ga
naao. Fin la panera, por un Pc
Iilzeo dc harina caida. Despidi6
'h eI corral a patadas a los gal
&os que Sc lie acercaron aIegres.
NPedreo al gallo que andaba en-
re las gallinas dandose tono...
Sono I'm repique LELAND. al
que hlzo eco la campana de Ia
efmlta volteando alegremenca,
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CURRITO
DE LA CRUZ
NOVELA
por
Alejdniro Perez Lugin.


LA negaria la soberbia pater-
ma Ell permiso para casarse con
este hombre tan bueno. de quien
estaba tan enamorada? Con es-
tos temores, la algeria tan de
seada de volver a los suyos We
MIA, como sus penas, banada en-
lagrimas. Y, como su madre, a
poyada en- elias oracionps Y ha
cfa promesas.
Al amanecer Sc levant6 Ma
nuel y anduvo vagando por Ia
casa, como alma en- pena, hasta
La gaceta., 1930-03-06

CASA Y STORE-En ell 1913
de la avenida Buffalo, tenemos
una muy bonita casa, aunque
pequena con un store en- ell fren-
tie. Una gran ganga en- $500
con plazos mensuales muy CO.
MOODS. Lame a Keuneke o Eff
fird, al telefono 1858.
Henderson Warren Simms, Inc.
La gaceta., 1930-03-06
CLASIFICADOS

CAMBIO un lote de 100x226, a
una cuadra de Nebraska, por
una casa chica, moderna. Tele-
fonO M 64-634.
La gaceta., 1930-03-06
NOTAS De BOXEO

Los estudiantes de la Univer-
sidad de Florida hicieron aver
un brillante recibimiento, en-
GAINESVILLE, a sus companeros que
La gaceta., 1930-03-06

GANGA EN- LA AVENInA 80
Tenemos dos buenas casas en- Ia
avenida 80 (Louise), manzan4
de los 140O, que las vendemos
baratas. Una en- ST. $50 y la otra
en- $1,000 a pagarlas comoda-
mente a plazos mensuales, con
$500 en- mano. La contribution
es muy baja.
La gaceta., 1930-03-06

NUEVO BUNGALOW.-Una
pequena cantidad en- mano y
ell balance como renta lie pone
en- possession de un bonito bum
galow bien construido y cerca
de la Avenida Michigan. Tam
bien acepto cualquiera otra
propiedad en- cambio. Telefo-
no M64-352.
Tengo otra en- la Gale II,
que 10 vendo en- las mismas con
diciones.
La gaceta., 1930-03-06

Estimase que la comisi6n de
boxeo no Sc opondra ahora al
match Campolo-Risko.
La gaceta., 1930-03-06

QUESTION DE
.ION.-Los 4otes valen por su
ocalizaci6n y no 9or su tamano
Zero cuando leuren ambas con-
liciones Sc valoriza mas Ia pro-
iedad.
La gaceta., 1930-03-06
Sc DESEA

Ahora es ell tempo para comen.
Ear su curse mercantil, de ne
gocios. Nuestro metodo de ense-
nanza intensive y superioreS
facilidades nos habilitan para
encontrar empleo a los gradua-
dos Glasses diurnas y nocturnas.
Pagara a listed concurrir a un
colegio como
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
OF TAMPA, Inc.
Telefono Mss Tampa y Cass
La gaceta., 1930-03-06

Manana cazara Manuel en- Sa
4asota una "paloma' que sabe
responder al nombre de Clifford
Greenwood.
Ell combate sera TIL de las
atracciones de las fies,as d.
Sara de Sofa.
La gaceta., 1930-03-06
AVISO
A los socios del Circulo Gu
bano y de La Fraternidad

Todo socio lei Circulo Cubano
(que acredite serlo), tendre ell gus
to de tratarlo de su enfermedad
con tan solo pagan ell so por Glen
to del costo normal.
Los socios de La raternidad'
seran tratados tan solo con una
t%arjeta de pase de un Medico Off
cial de dicha Sociedad.
Con especialidad: Reuma. I'm
~potencia, Nerviosas y Mentales,
Sciatica Neuralgias, Histerismo,
Neurastenia, Colitis, D~ispepsias,
Otitis len todas sus formas), Pa
ralisis, Bronquitis, etc.
DIR Jose r. Suarez Valdes
1914 Septima Avenids
Consultas:
De 9 a II y 3 6 P. M.
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supieron ganar ell torneo de DO
xeo entire las universidades de
North Carolina, Georgia y Ala
bama.
Tn italiano, Minardi, fut fac
tor principal en- la victoria jun
to con ell captain del team, III
"irlandes', o. Connell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-27
ACKNOWLEDGED
TIED IN CANADA

ANCASTER. Ont. July 26-pP1-
a spectacular ga. one OF the lowest
rounds in the history Of competitive
golf today enabled Tommy Armour,
Veteran Detroit pro, to tie Leo deg
ii al Aqua Caliente. IN the 72-hole
Canadian open championship and
"a force a playcff tomorrow for the
title Diegel now holds.
Five strokes behind the leader,
Tony Manero. at the e1d OF 81 holes
of play. Armour burned up the
course on the last round taking 30
strokes On the first nine and SO
coming home 20 turn i'm "a grand to-
tai OF OFT. Diegel. who set o. record
az 274 in winning the title a year
ago at Montreal. wound up his reg
ular play with a brilliant on that
gave him n tie with Armour for the
lead.
Al stroke back OF this pair was
.yohnny Farrell OF M~amaroneck.
" ~. with 278 while MEasero tied
with Macdonald Smith OF NeT York
far fourth place with 279. Sixth
place was filled BY another AnleEi-
can. Walter Hagen Of Detroit whose
70 on the fourth round gave him Q
total Of $50.
The first Canadians In the list
were Nicol Thompson. St. Of Hamil-
tor. and Lex Robson Of Toronto.
who tied al 2s3 for seventh place.
a stroke back OF these were three
more players from the United
states. Charles Lacey Of Philadel-
phia. Ed. Dudley OF Wilmington, and
George Won Elm. Detroit amateur.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-27
CHICAGO BOND
DEALER CHAMP
Will Attempt Clean Sweep
Tomorrow in Meeting
Evans in Medal Play

BEVERLY COUNTRY CLUB,
Chicago. July 2s-P-ohnny Leh-
man. erstwhile Hoosier farmer boy
whose big war clubs have been i'm
potent in championship play since
he won tlG Big Ten title for old
Purdue three years ago, today
crowned himself western amateur
golf champion.
He captured the title by turning
back the challenge of Ira Couch, the
youthful Chicago star. four and two,
over the stubborn Beverly country
in the final match after "a holes
club.
The triumph was a natural" for
Lehman. now one Of Chicago's hust-
ling bond statesmen, out Of a field OF
215 starters. he played the most con
s~istently brilliant golf. He tied with
Charles Chick" Evans, Jr.. Of Chi
cago for the medal with a lat for
the 36 hole qualifying test; captured
his first match with par golf: top
pied the defending champion. Dor
Moe Of Portland. Ore. and crushed
+. Phillip Perkins, the last Of two
British threats, in the semi-final
He ended his march by shooting
perfect golf on the final seven holes
with Couch today TO break a tie and
triumph.
Lehman will try to make a grand
sweep tomorrow when he meets
Evans in an l8-hole play-off foI
the medal.
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love. He o the first point on
Cochet's faltering return of service,
placed a smash squarely between
his opponents for the second point
and aced Brugnon to bring to Tor
ty-Iove. Cochet outed Van Ryn's
singing shot to stop the French
advance. The seventh also went TO
the invaders, largely on Cochet's err
rors and his one service double
fault of the set. But that was the
end.
Both Brugnon and Cochet found
Van Ryn's service easy in the final
game and the American pair. their
squirt over. tried vainly for points.
AS the last ball went into the net
from Allison's racquet the crowd
that had been on the verge of a
breakdown throughout the match
went crazy and there was a great
shout-"Brugnon-C ochet."