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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21
Hey, ROckne-Look to Your Laurels!
Governor Huey Long Is ON Your Trail

NEW ORLEANS De- &-K-z-e
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SJ= 5es Dz- 20 make LOUISIANA
Safe C1--e-S1-S football team o1e
CT the greatest gr5c-on sggrsSz-
1ozs u TIE county
I intend % p1r louisiana STATE
cn the fo0cczl rza Core-rn
Long zTz what i takes o ct
good payers and develop them-f
c1z-sE. n : legitimate nznner-
I've got DOH. 70 surprised % see
L 6 L On TOP O. the map u TIE
nex- tEo @ three years
CaEerts On SideIEnes
Before 1000 SURPRISED spectators
Al zs Tlfzne-L s l. game ths
c.her 6z- The Eo-Erno--Senato-
made rs debut - q soo-bzl mentor.
RzrDZ - and cozn Inc Sce4-nes
ne made himself sor o. conbtnz-
ton coach. trainer cheer leader.
doctor. water boy and presiding
gzniuS 0f the occasion
Arriving az the fed al hour and
q half before game tine. the gov
ITO vert a. oDc 70 the louisiana
state dressing room. where ne
ciCse-ed himself with each PuSs
Cohen and MS athletes Until the
team zane Z OF the field A
rspo-se- asked him shat ne had
said To the Players
! fzszed 70 trs- for an hour
ard q half h rsP,ied ! told
them they could lick Tulane II
they weren't CUTTERS ] told them
70 get cut there AMI fiEnG I talked
q them IN ETolrs q three and
touT-tbe whole squad N0E y1u
Just watch hat team n mine
J. ouzn. 20 Be explained thai
Long although an zE-nnus o. IT,
lane s head NJ louisiana STATE
u virtue II his offIce &c zovsrnor-
and on the day a this footbzn
game Re took This connection very
seriously
Gene On. You Tigers.
GoTErno- Long sc0-ne6 the box
That Rad hEel prepared for hEr-
and r7ced reSrlesSIy I'd ard down
he zceiIne< he waved his a-rs
ealing Come On yol TIGERS.
Gene or Tigers And Ehen Louis
lara STATE zct q first d0xu OF
Thames Ex-yzrd Line CcTsrro-
Lo1E raced dCzn the fed and Stood
n ri1e e1rr - cher The bo-s d
TG4Gre- p = happened he'd re-
covered Inc hall and p-ntEr 0E- q
Ga-Err- TllCl LOUISIANA S-z-e tired
2 fo-EaFL pzE -1sCl Ess inc1l-
plsc C0ss-Eo- L71< al Ger 20
EhE-s Coach Cohen sat o. the
rE-cL
Me- tina ere e th0se Tier
Tres 70 pzsS and fms MS rece5T-
erS covered. hare him rrn with the
bal the way Don Zimmerman %
Tula-e ID against GsorEzz.- he
z-c--rG 70 IRE coach
Cohen NODDED never tzEir- his
erES os< -1e fed q PLY The
eoTs--E ~ hcE e III <tSe-
E1S- Tulane Euf the ball and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21
AN EX-SWITCHMAN IN THE
PRESIDENTS CABINET!

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21
VOLUNTEERS TO
FEED over 600
Dc1asions Of Food Being
Asked Fer Christmas
Meals

Il VIZ G ~ far. -hzE r. VOZ-
U-a-x Of Aria ES- year fed
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nations ce <ncE z-e oEE ASKED CT
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TO TIE czflczzi bard composed
Ct rhe pastors &C tEe chU-rhes- Le
cour-E Ecge ard ct5E- r-1sL S---
re- rz-zzzZS ze desire tC exp-es
or <ncerez thanks for thar hearty
r~o-coe-z-lon ard -nE1rtec c7-EEz-
cat1n-s OF Cur wo-k Especially CO
ne thank them for r1s DO Thanks
rsrzrE Offering made 10 Is e -nsz-
ErSc1 Thanksgiving service II THIS
ear. and brought 70 Is by Sherwood
czhca. ore of the bard Es-oe-s
Tie Offering -sS zl-1CS- q grand
70 Us e the gtDE-
THIN. for THE general support oi
the public nancy c-0tE11g am food
Ee are forever Under o6--ga-solz
Thrc-zn this cooperation - have
been abe 70 distribute hundreds OF
garments. untold baskets CT food
ard 70 furnish fnoc and beGS 20
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rz<- four rc-5hS Ze have Averaged
keeping sixteen ezcn night And
mr. Is the cold weather cones CT
ne are having 2 heavy increase and
= All continue 20 grow every O.
urt.I winter Is ever We are uS--E
ever garment every par q shoes
both for men. women and Children,
that we czn possibly get We can
use anything Ct any size n either
garments Or shoes that nay b given
rs We urge the people of BruTns-
vile and TIRE VaIlrv 70 LOOK n their
closets ard se- ol- alT q these
articles that they czl possibly spare
ard bundle them I'D. then notify rs
b- postal card Edd-eS=sd 70 Cap
W H Workman Ct ring uS on re1e-
phone 1888. and re vii send for ths
packzge AZ once Or II passing th-
h0nae a. 500 Adams the articles nay
u left with Us a. zly tire. caT c.
night CbecES O. cash nay g
mailed 70 US zd6reSsed As ADORE
We : preparing 20 serve :
Christmas dinner 70 Tire BIZ c-JEd
CT hungry EoEe,ssS folk Eh0 are
ALREADY waking CIR streets O. wEn
vii vet aT-iVe- Last year re fed
ST people CT Christmas day This
year we took for mo-e- TlS kind o.
thing VII b co-e IN every city II
AmeTicz- ard BrCT-sTirF VII TO-
Re Tagging II Ding rs part We III
reed graf Cgsr e f7ead 20
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far. arr kind c food rhs- VII he1
- fee6 fire hundred c more E--
err peoPle- We earnestly urge OH
rsrtFrErf0 20 r1-Si6e- t-is ell II
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21
PECAN GROWING
Is URGED HERE
Naturalist Says Indzatss
u FemxihIe IN This
Serfinn

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21

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q LOUISIANA SAFE PLAYER wEz
-Eke1 o- TIE governor rmz cEE-
xlz2pe1 E-z Oh rhe bark zn1 cred
Scr y7u're playing 3 game TIE
LOUISIANA STATE 1ack- AtrEukR-
mace s1--e r1Ee Suhs-zzr-z- ER-E8
AEz-z TIRE gcTE-no- yelled. -A1rck-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21

D1zx rz< born o1 : fz-E near
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21
BIZ RODNEY
MA Srri-r Krlsrr

LOl- D[ [-TlE al
pC41rEeE- q Ts- ~ DrzE AZ
secretary CE 5z5u- brings 10 Pres
dent EoCTE-s CABINET q nan Eh1
might be described IS Al r-zllec-
rusl sEi-chEzn-
Mr. Dozk stopped bang q Switch
nan years arc. but re has neTs-
ssopped being Intellectual Frzro--
Gus diversions have snail place IN
his life: hs : ard alEzT5 has been
= hard wo-ker- and his S-udIo-S hzb-
rs have MADE him o1e q the beS-
informed IL III Washington
II 2 big while h0-se with pretty
Tc=e- gardens ps-C1ed Ct \ high
cliff overlooking the Potomac. NJ
Doak makes his home With Mrs.
Doak. tzO handsome dogs ard Al
experienced and SzzzczcE Pz--C--
Flowers His Ho5by
Tn= grand passion OF " D1zE
have ben Eo~e-S- tle labor move
Een- and REpu6l-czn politics II
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TO b The EcS- unaffected tEs Ec-
human tEe EsEeS-sl-ho-z1 he
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-21

HIRES WHAT HAFrENEp
Ehen LoufZnz< picturesque gov
erncr and senzIor-e4ccf took the
sidelines before 2syeee New Or-ezns
football fans TO act rs a SORT Of
combination cheer Iezder- coach
water b0-. doctor. trainer and
master Of ceTemonE-s- These two
p~srturFs show Governor Iong I'm
action ON The field
hammered intellectually a. ths
Louisiana State lire
-Wc-deTfulF W~0-lerfulE- shc--el
LouiS-ana's governor. dancing On
the sicelines Wonderful the
~ay that Tiger lire Is holding
louisiana State Eo- -he BAL A.
noE7-y. z talented hal-5a@k III.
the Tulane line fer a frs c0Eu-
That's 3Iy sIza."
That's my mani cried Long i
brought him n from the OF feds
Finally Tulane GO the tall and
began q steady march down the
field The governor kne-t q re-
stGellnS and pulled Up grass 5v the
handful. then ne suddenly Hard
up. raised his hands high over his
head and yelled 20 his team
The Washington times., 1930-07-01
R j 7 H SNACKS
HOMER No. 80

NEW YORK, July babe
Ruth filled Broadway with JOY
and laughter today. The great
man brought the only bright spot
in the Yankees 15-to-4 win over
the cellar-loving Chicago White
Sox by hitting his homer No. 80
and climaxed this feat with the
announcement he will open a
hat store in the canyon of in
candescents. And now for the
giggles! The Bambino has not
worn a hat in years.
An eight-run cluster in the
first inning pineappled Joe
Genewich to the Sprinklers and
the Chicago Cubs still stretched
out in front in the National nlant,
humbling the Giants 10 to ,.
Gabby Hartnett got his seven.
teenth homer.
The Washington times., 1930-07-01
WRESTLE CARD
TONIGHT

George Calza, Italian grappler.
who has met the best the wreSt-
ling game can offer and held his
own and better. will be the big
attraction in Joe Turner's wrest-
ling circus at the Auditorium to-
night, starting at $50.
When Calza faces Heine Ban
kertt it will be his first appear.
ance in Washington since he re-
turned from Italy less than a
year ago. Always a colorful per
former, and a perfect physical
specimen, the youthful Italian is
crowd-pleaser of the first order.
The Washington Auditorium
boxoffice will remain open all day
today.
The Washington times., 1930-07-01

Leon Allen Goslin-yes. the
same Goose that used to hit
home runs for the Washington
Club-thinks Connie Mack's Phil
adelphia Athletics are a cinch
to win the 1880 American League
flag! Frank as ever, the slug
ging Salemite admitted this while
ridding himself of his new St.
Louis Brown costume in the
locker room.
Tim honest about it," Cos
lin declared while ducking out
of the shower. I'm my opinion
Connie Mack has the best club
in either major league. Those
AS are pure poison. They can
hit. And their pitching is
good. They've worlds of conf
denCe and just the right bal
ance. What else could you
ask"
Nor does the big sunfielder at
tempt to discount the chances
of the Griffmen-his old pals.
Anybody would hustle for
a manager like Walter John
SON." he explained. And the
team Is full of fire and spirit.
But with q bunch of crack hit.
ters and fielderS, the Griffs
have failed to gain a point on
the Athletics of late. And only
recently they clipped off eight
wins in ten starts! Which Is
800 ball, mind yOu!"
If power decided the champion
ship, GoSlin contends, the Yankees
would win thumbs down. But
he believes, the AS hold a de
cided all-around edge over Boz
Shawkey's club.
"It may not look that Way,"
GOSlin remarked. but the
Athletics seem to be merely
taking it easy. Generally they
lay back for one big frame.
Then they step out and
The Washington times., 1930-07-01
T()[)AY'S 9
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
WASHINGTON, 2: st. Louis, /.
Cleveland, 8; Boston. 2.
Philadelphia. 3; Detroit, L.
New York. Is: Chicago. 4.
TODAY'S GAMES
st. Louis at WASHINGTON lat $3.50
p. m0.
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia q games).
Chicago at New York.
The Washington times., 1930-07-01
FRENCH LEAGUE
IN 5 GAMES

Five games will open the French
Insect Leagues schedule for the
week beginning today.
The feature game of the group
will be between the Wonder Boys
and Jack Hayes Mines on the East
Ellipse at ii o'clock. Both are
tied for the leadership along with
the Georgetown Nine. which en-
cages the Langdons on the South
Ellipse at o'clock.
The LangdOns are in second
place. A tight race is being
fought, with the games of this
week q prObble light on the
relief of the situation.
Other games tomorrow list the
Samosets against the Corinthians
on the North Ellipse at II o'clock {;
the Spud Colemans against the
Eagles on the South Ellipse at II
O'Clock, and the Northerns against
the Joe Crcnins on the West Ell,
lipse at II o'clock.
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HOLD LIVERY I THING!
bu uOE H0k NAN

; smother the opposition with
the deciding rally"
Earnshaw. Grove. Mahaffey and
Walberg, backed by murderous
clouting, form one of baseball's
best pitching statfs, Goslin con.
tended.
They're tough boys any
way you take 'em," he ex-
planned. eff you don't believe
it try and get q base hit off
any of them. They'll show
yOu!"
Since switching over to the
Browns GoSlln has developed into
a staunch admirer Of Manager
Bill Killefer.
"Give Bill some of the ma
teriaI the tOp-nOtcherS have.
and he will show the world
he's a leader" Goose main
tains. Il like to play for him.
And must admit that the
st. Louis Club has been fair
and square with me-"
The recent trade which sent
Goslin to the Browns in exchange
for Heinie Manush and Alvin
Crowder was mutually beneficial
to the Washington and st. Louis
clubs, the Goose claims.
Don't think Pm Dragging
about myself when 1 make this
statement" he requested. "Kille-
fer himself told me he needed
a home run hitter. And he
thinks T. got the goods.
I'm well satisfied with the
trade. The heat at Sports
mans Park doesn't bother me
a bit. And when i get back on
the home field figure I'll
get quite a few home runs into
that right field stand. It's much
shorter than the wall here"
The Washington times., 1930-07-01
Hedekin, Native Washinqtonan in Army Tennis Finals
D. c. OFFICER
SCORES IN
UPSET

A real native-born Washing.
tonian, not a borrowed or adopted
one is favored to win the Army
tennis championship. He Is
Lieut.. David Hedekin, a graduate
of Western High School.
This afternoon he faces Lieut..
John w. Strahan, veteran OF
many Army tennis tournaments,
in the championship scuffle at
the Columbia Country Club, at
2:3O, and a goodly crowd Of spec
tators are expected to watch the
results.
Yesterday. young Hedekin, hav-
ing evidently read Of Wilmer
AlliSon's startling defeat OF
Henri Cochet, emulated the fiery
Texas star by an equally as start
ling win over the odds-on favorite,
Major Robert Van vliet, who won
the tournament every time he
participated.
The young lieutenant undis.
mayed by the veteran majors
long unbroken string Of triumphs.
applied himself vigorously and
earnestly to taking his measure
along the shortest possible route,
and while the major put up q
better battle than Cochet did
against Allison. the lean-faced
looey won in straight sets, T-5,
Us, 81.
The Washington times., 1930-07-01

"San Francisco, Pacific Coast 1eaSu
sEProvidence. Eastern League.
+Los Angeles. Pacific Coast League.
fRochester. International Leasus,
The Washington times., 1930-07-01

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago. 10: New York. 3.
Boston. 6: Pittsburgh, 8.
BrOOklyn-St. Louis (rain).
(Only games scheduled).
TODAY'S GAMES
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
(OnIy games scheduIed).
The Washington times., 1930-07-01

"I've got everything I ever
' had now" the Texan enthuSed
after yesterdays game. "1'm
, due to be q big winner front
now ONT"