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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
PALM BATTLE
VARI-COLORE
Shsrkey May Meet London's
Famous Fireman At
Miami Event

NEW YORK. Jan. 7.=F-Ths
second annual Battle Of the Palms
at Miami. Feb. 81. may yet become
an international struggle with Jack
Sharkey, Boston Cob, in one corner
Of the ring and Phil Scott, London's
famous fireman. in the other.
Back from Boston and their vain
efforts to induce Sharkey 70 meet
fluffy Griffiths at Miami, Madison
Square Garden officials have be-
gun negotiations with Jimmy john
ston. SCOTS pintSized manager.
Financial matters have brought
discussion OF a Scott-Sharkey match
10 an impasse. but the wrinkles
eventually may be ironed out 10 the
satisfaction OF everyone. Johnston
has been holding out for a Fuaran-
tee Of $4,000 with the privilege Of
Of % per cent of the receipts. Frank
Brlen, general manager of the Gar
den. has countered with an offer OF
20 per cent of the receipts.
The Garden makes no secret OF
the fact that ID would prefer Grit
nths. as well as several others. to
Scott. but Sharkey appears adamant
On the subject Of Tuffy. and Bruen
despalrs Of bringing the Boston Cob
around to the corporations way OF
thinking. Scott may turn out 20
be the only heavyweight available
for the date and. al the same time,
agreeable TO Sharkey.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
EsGHTS INST
&1NsGHT8A
OBy The ASSOciated Pressl


PHILADELPHIA Jackie Fields
world w-elterweight champion, out
pointed Aft Ros. France, I0. Har-
nv kid Brown. Philadelphia, out
pointed CASTOR lie Cadre. France,
d0). Danny Kramer. Philadelphia.
knocked out Eddie ODowd, Colum-
bus. Ohio. "a.
NEW YORK-Archie Bell, Brook
Ign, outpointed Eufene Huat, France
Q0). Vidal Gregorio, Spain, stop
ped Sammy Tisch. New York 90.
CHICAGO@Clyde Chastain, Dali
las, Tex. outro!nted Haakon Han
sen, Chicago, 81. Paul rantaleo,
Chicago, stopped Blondy Davis. New
Orleans 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hackley.
Indianapolis. stopped Johnny Con-
ley. Toledo. (5).
ROCHESTER, ". y Franks
Wine. Mont. and Tiger Jack Pay
ne, New York. drew l0l.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.-Jimmy Byrne
Greensboro, Ky, outpointed Harry
Fay. New York. d0). Howard JON
es. Louisville. outpointed Red VIII
son, indianapolis, go.
SIOUX CITY. Ia Loui Zack.
Sioux City. knocked out Mike Ross,
Minneapolis. (2).
BALTIMORE AL Rowe, New
York. outpointed Tommy Liberto,
Work. Pa, t8)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
SHIRES VALUES PUBLIC MORE
THAN ANY OLD COMMISSION

decided TO pass up the meeting. Too,
he still is considerably short of the
$4,000 he hopes TO get out Of boxing.
Knessie Blumenthal, the shy ones
manager, said Mrs. Blumenthal
would notify the commission neither
fighter nor manager could attend
the meeting. Blumenthal also out
lined Shire's itinerary for the next
few days. The Great Man will re-
turn to Chicago after the St. Paul
fight. but will pause only as long as
IL takes TO catch a train for Lansing.
Mich, where the Michigan boxing
commission plans to delve into the
circumstances surrounding Shires'
proposed bout with battling Criss Of
lockwood. Mich. Criss' manager
has charged a ShireS' representative
requested the fighter 70 fold up III
the fight. and C. Arthur has been
invited TO explain.
If the Michigan commission IS
convinced nothing is amiss. Shires
will fulfill the date with Criss. He
then plans TO return TO Chicago.
where he hopes 10 talk baseball con-
tract with the White Sox manage
ment. Shires may encounter diff
Guilty when he sees the Sox manage
ment, for secretary Harry Gardiner
has said the first baseman must
clear himself Of all charges before
the club will be ready 10 consider a
contract.
Promoter Jim Mullen. who staged
the Shires-Daly and Shires- Trafton
bouts, also was summoned to attend
the meeting today. as were DAILY
and Eddie Meade, who handled the
Cleveland fighter in Chicago. None
of the three had indicated whether
he would attend.
Shires will appear In st. Paul In
spite Of the National Boxing asso-
citation. suspension, which has or
dered him barred in 80 sti,.es.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07

CHICAGO. Jan. 7.-F-Charles
Arthur (The Great Shires does not
propose to permit meetings of State
Athletic Commission TO cause him
70 disappoint his public.
While he is more or less soured
on the boxing business, The Great
One still Is after money, and decided
not to attend a meeting OF the IlIl-
nois State Athletic Commission this
afternoon so he might 60 through
with a bout at st. Paul tonight.
c. Arthur said he could not at
tend the meeting. arranged for him
TO explain some things about his
meetings with Dangerous Dan Daily
OF Cleveland and still have time 10
fulfill his engagement in st. Paul
with Tony Faeth. baseball pitcher.
Rather than disappoint the fans, he
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
INTERNATIONAL SPORTS
FLOURISHINC In MEXICO

lima won a decision over HiIario
Martinez.
September I the Sparta soccer
team of Chicago defeated the Ne
caxa team Of Mexico City 3 10 0.
September Q Harry Wills lost on
a foul in the first round TO Andres
Castanos. Spaniard. The decision
was later lamented by the Mexican
Boxing Commission. Later. in the
United States, Wills defeated the
Spaniard.
October 4, in the first interna-
tional game of American football
ever played, Louisiana college de-
Gated the Univer 1ty Of Mexico
50 10 O.
October 5 the national tennis
tournament opened. The tourney
winners we're: John Van Ryn, mems
singles: Fritz Mercur and Gilbert
Hall. mems doubles: Marion Will
liams, women's singles; Marion
williams and Josephine Cruick-
shank, women's doubles: John Van
Ryn and Marjorie Cladman, mix
ed doubles.
October 5 Joe Dundee won a de-
cision from Bert Colima in ten
rounds.
November 10 William Dawson.
consul general OF the United States
won the first annual diplomatic
tennis tournament. defeating Sa-
buro Yoshizaki of Japan.
November 20 Mississippi college
defeated the University Of Mexico
football team % to q.
December 5 the Fai basketball
team left on an extensive tour OF
the United States.
December II the annual tennis
matches between Mexico and Cuba
began, Mexico winning three OF
five matcheS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
BY AVERY
President, National Amateur
Athletic HMM

CHICAGO. Jan. 7.-(F-Reports
from the chairman Of committees
in charge OF fourteen sports under
Jurisdiction Of the amateur athletic
union indicate 1880 will be a banner
year in amateur athletics In the
United States
With their minds already On the
next olympic games at Los Angeles
In 1882. coaches and athletes are
preparing for a strenuous year OF
competition, realizing all resources
must be developed II America Is 70
retain its place as leader In amateur
sport.
Reports reaching A. A. o. head
quarters reveal that development
in athletics, particularly track and
field sports. II foreign countries
which have adopted American
methods has been phenomenal.
Athletes from Finland and other
Scandinavian countries have demon
strated their capabilities during ap-
pearances In this country, while
Germany and Italy are well into
National athletic programs reach
ing every man. woman and child.
South American countries, South
Africa and the Orient, al are In the
midst on great programs for ath-
letic development.
A remarkable growth In interest
In amateur sports among indus
trial institutions and among women
promises to provide new material to
aid the United States in its effort 20
retain its world athletic leadership.
The A. A. u. Is solidly behind all
movements to enforce adherence OF
amateur rules, and will continue TO
take the initiative in problems con-
corning amateur athletic. Its pro-
grams also will include plans for
wider distribution Of amateur
championship events. and for taking
amateur hockey. one OF the fastest
growing sports, under its jur1sdic-
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
Triangle Cut to Duel
In Billiard Race

NEW YORK, Jan. 7-LP- A
surprising stand by Augte Kieck-
hefer, Chicago southpaw, has mock
ed one corner off the triangular
race for the national three-cush-
ion billiards championship, leaving
u q duel between Otto Reiselt OF
Philadelphia and Hall Louis.
After breaking even In his first
two games, Kieckhefer last night
defeated Johnny Layton OF St.
Louis. defending champion. so 70
80 in So innings. IL was Layton's
first defeat in three years OF tour
nament competition. Relselt and
Hall still r indicated.
Yesterday Hall beat Harry 5chu-
Ter Of New York. 50 to 1S in as
innings while Reiselt turned In a
40 inning victory over Tiff Denton
Of Kansas City, so 10 81.
Gus CopuloS - Detroit beat
Charles Jordan OF Los Angeles. 50
TO IS in 81 innings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
Basketball Results
(By the Associated Press)

(By the Associated Press
At Grinnell-St. Louis u. rs:
Grinnel 10.
At st. Louts-Afiasoua q. 50;
Washington U. so.
At Observation-Disclosures y. 81;
Minnesota U. IL.
At New Yofk-Manhattan College
"a; Yale 10.
At P1ttsburgh-P4ttsburgh y. SO;
Montana State 81.
At Champaign, M.-rlinois u. 10;
Ohio State Is.
At West Liberty, W. Va.-AdriaT
(Michg) %; West Liberty Teacher;
q.
At st. Paul-St. Thomas College
IS: North Dakota State 81.
At Winona. Minn.-La Gross
WIS., Teachers 50; Winona Teach
ers q.
At Kansas City, Kas-McPhersor
College IS; Borman's 81.
At Lindsborg, Kas.-Phillips U
10: Bethany Is.
At Pittsburgh, Kas.-PittSburgh
Teachers SO; Arkansas u. q.
At Dallas-North Texass Teachers
is: Southern Methodist II. IL.
AT College Station. Tex.-TexaF
A. g. M. %: Centenary "a.
At Oklahoma City-W1chita u.
80; Oklahoma City u. %.
At Lawrence, Kas.-Kansas U. SO;
Fal Mexico City, 80.
At ~Seattle-Washington u. IS;
Gonzaga q.
At Missoula Mont.-Montana ".
%; Idaho u. "a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
BY JACK ~sTARR-HUNT

MEXICO CITY. Jan. THE year
lust ended was a record sports year
in Mexico. where American sports
are already flourishing and are
now assuming international pro-
portions.
In football. boxing. tennis. and
basketball Mexico and United Sta
ties athletes competed against each
other. Ameri m football teams
coming TO Mexico for the first time
for collegiate engagements. Rudi-
ments of football as 1t is PLAYED in
the United States -rere taught Uni
versity OF Mexico gridsters By Coach
Reginald Root OF Yale.
Harry Wills, Bert Colima. and
Joe Dundee were among the box
ers who came to Mexico during
the year TO fight. In the annual
national champions, TO the United
clean sweep was made by American
players. As far as basketball was
concerned, international sport again
gained impetus with the departure
of the Fal team OF Mexico City,
national champion, to the United
States. where 1t is at present play
ing collegiate and independent
teams.
High spots in the 1929 Mexican
sports calendar, including events
Of an international nature, follow:
April 26 tie Fal basketball team
now touring the United States, won
the championship Of the Federal
District by defeating the Deportivo
club 81 to 80.
August S Regina Root Of Yale
university arrived IN Mexico to
coach the University OF Mexico
football team. August IL Bert Co
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
Bambino Loses
Bonus for Runs

NEW o r X, Jan. T%Pl-
Babe Ruth's salary may be Big
ger this year than ever before.
but he won't get q bonus for
hitting home runs. General
manager Ed Barrow says that
when the time comes the Babe
and Col. Jacob Rupert, the
Yankees president, will talk
6ver the contract. but the bonus
system has never been consid-
cred.
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Texan Makes Ace

DALLAS. Jan. T. (P - wylie
Moore. assistant pro at Stevens
park here. turned in a shot yester-
day that probably will stand for a
record at the golf course for some
time. It Igppened on No. Is. a 300
yard dog-leg hole. Moore's tee shot.
a terrific swat, hit to the side Of the
green, kicked off at an angle and
rolled into the cup for an ace. II
was the first hole In one chalked I'D
on this green
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
Porker Star Between
Two Chief Bidders

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark, Jan. =
PD-Professional football and high
school coaching are chief bidders fer
the services Of Clyde Van Sickle all
southwest conference guard and
sub-captain Of the University Of
Arkansas football team last season.
Van Sickle, who graduated this
spring. said today he had decided
after a process of elimination to ac-
cept either an offer to play with the
New York Giants. professional
eleven, or to 90 to Okmulgee, Okla,
as high school football coach.
He was offered g contract by
Andy Andrews, Giant coach, after
the Dallas classic on New Years
day between Southwestern and Mid
west stars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07

PEORIA, III, Jan. 7.-tP-Primo
Carnero and Vittorio Campolo,
giants Of the ring. take heed.
James Taste, 2~0-year-old truck
driver. who stands seven feet in his
hosiery and weighs slightly more
than 200 pounds, aspires to boxing
accomplishment and has taken his
first step by entering an amateur
tournament.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
PORTS CHATS .
~ With Hal EuStdce

While there 5 plenty OF room for
upsets, 1t looks As though the Cam
eron county basketball champion
ship will rest between the Harlin-
gen Cardinals and the Brownsville
Screaming Eagles. Both teams have
veteran squads back-boys who
know basketball. Soc Plato only
lost three men from his team. One
Of these losses may be felt severe
ly before the season comes to a
close. however. This loss is NAL
colin Newman, one Of the most fin
ished all-around athletes ever to
perform under the brown and gold
banner. Newman was one OF the
fastest boys In school and his loss
may slow the team down. Bobby
O'Bryan and Goat" Longoria have
a nimble pair Of heels and they
may be able to gear things up a
bit.
Soc a almost put a team OF
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brownsville Gets Cameron County Cage Tourney


CHICAGO, Jan. 7.%EY@ChicaF0
White Sox batterymen have been or
dered by manager DOME Bush to re-
port at San Antonio. Tex, February
Is. Remainder OF the squad will 10
due in camp about 10 days later,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
LOCAL ELEVEN
CLAIMS TITLE
Western Union Gridsters
Defeat San Benito
BY 1876

The Brownsville Western Union
messengers claim the Valley foot
ball championship among the sud-
den service boys by virtue OF their
1875 victory over the San Benito
messengers Sunday. The San Ben
itans we're slightly heavier than
the Brownsville visitors. but they
eked out a win. The local boys
were coached by Cuellar OF the
Brownsville Junior college.
The feature of the TIT was a 20
yard dash by Capt. Miller OF San
Benito for the first SCORE. The
Brownsville boys came back strong
and scored soon 7fterWard on q
pass Calderon Gonzalez which
was good for 40-yards, toss, run
and all.
Chubby OF the locals intercepted
a San Benito pass and "a 40 yards
before being brought down on the
San Benito 20-yard line. Cuellar's
young Rridsters played good
game and outgeneraled their hosts.
San Benito fumbled badly but not
at critical moments. Frank Rod
riguez had charges Of the Browns
vile pep squad.
Line-ups:
Brownsville San Benito
Gonzales Oditu
End
Gonzales Cortez
Tackle
-t. MovnIa
DlAZ MOy0ao
Guard
rodriguez ...--..+-..ass .SoLtCA
Center
Cara ..,.... Cortez
Guard
Cornejo .'''''. NouVeI
Tackle
SnearS bdIeuo
End
Calderon . Miller
Quarter
Meyer ........-. .4.s.s NlDAlNdAfo
Half
Pachec0 GdENld
Half
Fullhack
Brownsville substitutes: Morales.
Garcia. Garria. Gutierrez, Coma
les and Lerma.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07

Moore, Davenport. and Samano
stand over six feet, while Barn
hart, Sylvester and Perez would
almost scrape their heads going
through a six-foot door.
Coach Dutch" Rektorik has
plenty OF good material on hand
from which to form his Cardinal
ouint. He has lost few players from
the last year entry which was one
Of the toughest in the county. The
FL Jardin Comets boasted a power
full aggregation last season. but
they have lost practically all of
their good material. Sam Lesser
was n of the outstanding cagerS
I'm the Valley. Sam is now back in
the Valley after doing a turn with
the Schreiner Institute Noun
taineers. He made the second string
grid team with the Mountaineers
who had about the best prep school
eleven in the state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
AMATEURS SEE
BRIGHT YEAR
Coaches And Athletes Get
Ready for Strenuous
Competition

Editors Note-This Is fifth OF
series OF stories written for the
Associated Press by leaders in
the sports world, based on 1880
prospects.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07

Copied aftc- the model farm IN
Central Park. New York, a section
for British domestic and farm
animals may be added to the Lon
don Zoo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07

In revenge for being knocked
down bv the motorcycle Of a farm
or. a French farm hand recently
Jay In wait for the cyclists return.
then shot him dead.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07

Women who smoke will In all
PROBABILITY become bald, Is the recent
declaration OF doctors and hair
dressers in Melbourne. Australia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07

Argentina has ordered all broad
casting stations 10 move outside the
city limits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
TO
OPEN TUESDAY
Eight Court Contests On
Tap ms Cagers Begin
112-Game Season
Schedule Tonight
Lower Bracket

Schedule Tonight
Lower Bracket
Fort Brown at Model Laundry.
Harrington Methodists al Browns
Vile.
Rio Hondo at Forakers.
San Benito at Sebastian.
Upper Bracket
Raymondville ~ Edcouch.
Edinburg at Mercedes.
Progreso at McAllen.
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo at Don
Ia.
The Valley Amateur Basketball
league will open It's 1l2-Eame sche-
dule Tuesday evening at which time
eight Tits Will he run off. Browns
vile will be the only city 10 see
more than n game. Two Of the
home teams, Fort Brown and Mo-
del Laundry. will tangle. while the
Harrington Methodists will visit the
Brownsville Junior college Scorpions
at the same time. These games
will be run off in the form OF a
double-header on the Post court.
beginning at Y p. m.
The tilt between the Methodists
and Scorpions will probably be the
classiest OF the evening in the
lower bracket. IN early season games
the Methodists have flashed form
which Las made them favorites 10
cop the bracket bunting. The
Scorpions defeated Fcrt Brown 10
8 in their opening encounter OF the
year.
The tough tussleS IN the upNer
bracket appear TO be Edinburg al
Mercedes and Pharr-San Juan
Alamo at Donna. The Edinburg
firemen were Valley champions last
season and they have lost little OF
their material. Mercedes is under
stood 70 have q fast organization
-T=A
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Fullhack
Brownsville substitutes: Morales.
Garcia. Garria. Gutierrez, Coma
les and Lerma.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07

Soc can almost put a team OF
~six-footerS on the court. Bennett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
HUGHES DELIVERS
FIRST" OPINION
Inaugural Ruling as Chief Jus.
tice Sustains Ohio
Parking Law.

Chief Justice Hughes of the Supreme
Court delivered his first opinion yes
terday since resunning seat on the
bench in ruling upon two cases from
Ohio challenging the validity OF the
State law creating metropolitan park
ing districts at Cleveland and Akron.
His decision sustained both the State
act and the constitutional provision
which had been attacked IN the SUIT.
The Supreme Court declined to inter-
fere with Alabama statutes imposing q
tax on cigars and cigarettes and che
roots, which had been attacked by the
Exchange Drug Co. of Montgomery.
It consented to review cases and re-
fused to review IS. Among those 1t de-
clined to consider on the merits was
protest from New York City chai-
longing the right Of the Federal RADIO
Commission to require its broadcastng
station WNYC to divide time on the
air with station WMCA.
As the question presented in this case
involved the controversy whether the
District of Columbia Court Of Appeals
in radio cases brought from the COM
mission was open to appeal to the high
est court, the action today in effect re-
moved the last hope the commission
had of setting aside the decision in the
case brought by the Government seek
ing to set aside a. ruling by that court
which permitted the General Electric
station WGY, at Schenectady, N. Y, to
operate without time restriction.
The court held that the Federal Re-
serve Bank at Richmond, Va, had the
right to apply balance it had on de-
post to the credit of the Farmers &
Merchants National Bank of Lake City,
S. c., to pay checks drawn on the lat
ter which the Reserve bank had in hand
for collection when the South Carolina
bank failed.
Chief Justice Hughes announced to-
day that the court would take recess
from March II to April IA. He also
stated that he would take over the
fourth circuit, which had been assigned
to his predecessor, the late Chief Justice
Taft and consists of the States of
Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia,
North and South Carolina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
Have Color in Cheeks

II your skin is yeIlow--eom-
plexion palIid-tongue coated
appetite poor-you have a bad
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good feelins-you should try Olive
Tablets.
olive Tablets are a purely veg
etabIe substitute for .ealomel-
were prepared by Or. Edwards
after 20 years Of study.
Olive Tablets are q purely veg
etahIe compound. Know them BY
their olive color.
To have q clear, pink skin,
bright eyes, no pimpies, a feeling
of huoyaney like childhood days,
you must get at the cause.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets act
on the liver and bowels like cal.
omsI-yet have no dangerous
afteE effects.
They start the bile and help over.
come constipation. Take nightly
and note the pleasing results.
Millions of boxes sold yearly. 16e,
soc, 60c.
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Are You Overlook.
ing Your Eloora2

as YDS.) FELT BASE,
remnant lengths suitable for
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Were $7.9S to $1,000. Fri.
day only
$3.75 and $500
(S) OVAL CHENILLE
RUGS, slightly soiIed on
edges. Were $S.9S. E3 OK
Friday only 49,.
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RUGS, brown and sreen
stenciled designs. - OK
9xl0 #. Were $4.oS. *
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