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WEST HOLDS
EDGE In MEET
Lott Only Eastern Player
To Reach Semi-Final
At Berkeley

BERKELEY. Cal. Oct. 3.-tP1-
Alree westerners and one easterner
we're in the Pacific Coast mems
sinlges championship here today as
play reached the semi-final round
All four swept through to straight
set victories in yesterdays matches
George Lott. Chicago Davis cup
star. seeded number one among the
visits !, Leo the advance by down.
ing Clifford Suffer. or New Or
leans 6-3. 6-3. Cranston Holman.
Of San Francisco. who defeated
Dung Sidney Wood. Jr.. OF New
York. l. the only obstacle between
Lott and the finals.
The California contingent was
led by Edward G.. Chandler. state
champion. and top seeded western
player. Chandler swept through
Bob Seller. defending coast cham
pi0n. IN yesterdays quarter final
GO. 60. and today meets Keith
Gledhill Of Santa Barbara.
In the women's singles event Mrs.
Helen Wills Moody, worlds cham
pion. meets Edith Cross. San Fran
cisco Wightman cup star. in a semi
final match.
PLAY In the mems doubles event
was In the quarter-final. with both
Of the top seeded teams set for
action. The Davis cup team OF
Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn
faced Phil Neer and Sidney Wood:
and Lott and J. Gilbert Hall. East
Orange. N. j.. star. were pitted
against Laurson Driscoll and Brad
shaw Harrison. local players.
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TWO interssctional football games
took the eve Of Valley fans Friday.
Brownsville was OVERLOADED with
Corpus Christi Buccaneers and
Harlingen had an influx Of Port
Arthur Yellow Jackets.
The game here today will kick the
lid off the District Eight schedule
for the Brownsville Eagles. A special
train. bearing some ESQ Corpus
Christi rooters. arrived In Browns
vile shortly after noon and the fans
made their way to Tucker field to
await the kickoff at $50 %. m.
Nick Askey brought a husky
team. averaging $50 pounds to the
man. with him. The Buccaneers
are out to avenge the %inglorious
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FIGHTER DIES
in PRIZE RING

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. Oct 3.-fPl
Battling Nelson of Waterloo. Ia,
fighting the emf vindup 10 the
: andell-Myers match last night.
died with his gloves on.
He collapsed al the end OF the
fifth round and a towel was tossed
in the ring. None in the crowd
knew II, but Nelson was dying. :
His opponent, Kid Lonard. OF
East Nolin. Ill, was ordered held
for the inquest today. He Is II
years old and was fighting his 18th
professional bout. Nelson. whose
full name was Hildreth C.. Nelson,
was q years. married and the faith
e. OF four children. He had been
fighting professionally for five
years and was a welterweight.
Three physicians. including Coro-
ner r. A. Vorpahl. were at the
ringside and sought unsuccessfully
to revive Nelson. Their unofficial
expressions we're that death vas ac-
cidental being due either 70 paraly-
SIS OF the heart OF over-exertion,
rather than as the result Of q blow.
The county attorney. however. ask
ed that Kid Leonard 49, Leonard
Vaudeville is his real name-be
held for the inquest.
The fight card went on uninter-
rupted. with Sammy Mandell, for
mer lightweight champion, taking
an easy 10 round decision from
Spug Myers. Pocatello and Chicago
welter.
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Mopacs Due To
Arrive Saturday
For Twin Bill

The San Antonio Aopacs. strong
bali club OF the Alamo City, will
arrive here Saturday and wo-k out
on the Bronc diamond IN rrcf.ration
for their double header Sunday
with the Tigers. A-5-.l1. McraC
huricr. informed Manager D- la
Thursday
TIE Tigers arc bearing cowa hard
ano are oese-E-..ci 10 :.ic the
measure OF the strong v.sitc-S.
Arguijo. ore Of the bc.t hG.iers
ever developed In the VL..-g. will
be on the mound In or the
games AT one time. Arruiio OBJ
tanned a try under the big top. The
teams will clash Sunday morning
and afternoon.
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CARDS BREAK
WORLD MARK

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 3-tP-
Baseball record books today reveal
ed that the Worlds Series conten-
dcrs shared an extraordinary field
ing feat in the second game. The
St. Louis Cardinals. by making only
four assists. broke the Worlds Series
record for the feweSt number Of as
sists in a single game. and the Phila-
deiphia Athletics. with only five. tied
the previous mark.
The Cardinals actually should
Rave gone through the game with
only three assists. for one Of the four
was due to a dropped third strike
that forced Mancuso TO make a
throw to first base for a putout.
Adams, Frisch and Colbert had the
other assists.
The record in this feature of de-
feIsive play was set in 1921 by the
New York Yankees and equalled by
the same club in 1927, the Pittsburgh
Pirates III 1927 and the Athletics In
ore game last year. The low total OF
nine assists for the two clubs yester-
day bettered the two club mark Of
10 established by the Yankees and
Pirates on October 6. 1927.
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Dead Pins
SEASON STANDINGS
Especial % The Herald)

Especial - The Herald)
HARLINGEN. Oct. 3.-In an
evening of average scores. Hubbard
took the measure Of Montgomery
Ward and the Missouri Pacific
Lines downed the Delta Office Fur
niture In the regular Thursday
evening play Of the Harlingen
BusineSsmen's Bowling league.
Montgomery Ward took the count
over Hubbard in the first two
games. but Hubbard came back with
a rush in the last game TO pile up
a lead for the whole three games.
The total scores we're 1850 to 2.342
The Missouri Pacific Lines took
three straight from Delta. The total
scores were 1855 10 1883.
Kelly OF Hubbard had high three
game score for the evening with
SGT. Franklin Of the NJ. P. Lines
was second with 566 Kelly also had
high single game with a 233.
The scores follow:
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St. Joseph And
Card Seconds In
90 Tie Contest
Special To The Herald


HARLrNGEN, Oct. 3.-The &c
Joseph college Bloodhounds and
the Harlingen high seconds played
a hard fought game TO a 90 tie
he Thursday afternoon.
Both teams threatened to score,
but failed to penetrate the oppo-
sition's goal line. The Bloodhounds
got within striking distance in the
second quarter but were repulsed
The Cardlets were on the 5-yard
line when the gun was fired end
ing the game.
Both teams played straight foot
ball. each side using but two for
ward passes. St. Joe completed
one long toss from Olivares 70
Reed. II was good for IS yards.
Olivares. Marion. Rodriguez,
Reed Macias and Lopez played
good games for the Brownsville
eleven. The squad Is coached by
Eugene Cuellar. a member Of the
Brownsville Junior college squad.
The Bloodhounds are seeking Il
book games with Santa Rosa and
Lyford. They also would like a re-
turn game with Harlingen seconds
The Presidential salute OF 2i guns
Is fired to salute heads OF foreign
governments coming to the United
STATES
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia. Sammy
Mandell. Rockford. Ill. outpointed
Spug Meyers. Chicago. Q0).
CINCINNATI, O.-Freddie Miller.
Cincinnati. outpointed Johnny Farr,
Cleveland. N0).
BARBERTON, Ok o. Kelly.
Akron. o. won technical knockout
over Mike Dempsey. Rochester. N.
". (2l.
PHILADELPHIA - Joe Anderson.
Covington. Ky. o~utpointed Vincent
Forgione. Philadelphia. ti0l.
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CHALLENGES JOHN ID.

STERLING. II. Oct. SIP
Judge II. c. Ward. so. has written
a challenge to John D Rockefeller,
ST.. for a game Of golf.
Judge Wards courage was height
cred considerably when he made q
hole In one az Rock River last Sat
urcay.
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e@@za The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION Gn1a
Series Will Reopen at St. Louis Saturday
BRONC-BULLDOG
GAME OFF

The McAllen high Bulldogs
have cancelled out on the
Brownsville junior college. and
the game 10 have been played
here Saturday between the two
teams has been called off.
In cancelling out. the Bulldogs
stated that their boys were not
In condition Thu Dogs were
beaten 1910 last week BY the Ed
inburg Junior college Broncs.
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Mangum Leads Pro
Golf Tournament

SAN ANGELO. Oct. 3-dP-The
second So holes in medal play were
ahead for 81 golfers competing IN
the Texas Professional Golfers as
s~ociation tournament at the San
Angelo county club. Ray Mangum,
OF Dallas, led yesterday with a score
OF 75-6S-i43, on the first 80 holes.
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GAMES TODAY

Port Arthur at Harlingen.
Corpus Christi at Brownsville.
Edinburg at San Benito.
Donna at Mercedes.
La Feria at Raymondville.
Los FresnoS at Santa Rosa.
Rio Hondo at Rangerville.
Alice at Laredo.
Breckenridge at Robstown.
Austin at Alamo Heights.
Fredericksburg at Main Avenue.
Saturday
s. M. II. al Notre Dame.
Baylor at Nurdue.
a. a. M. at Nebraska.
Centenary at u. Of +.
T.. G. u. al Simmons University.
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Form BIS No. IS
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF TIL
Rio Grande Valley Trust Company

az Brownsville, State OF Texas, az the close OF business on the 24h day
OF September. 1880. published in The Brownsville Herald. a newspaper
printed and published at Brownsville. State Of Texas. O. the 3d day Of
October, 1880.
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Bulgaria has prohibited the i'm
portation OF preserved fruits that
contain alum.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-03

An elevator TO raise and lover
a movie camera is now in use.
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Red-FIOres Bout Expected To
Steal Fight Card Spotlight

Thirty-four rounds Of leather
studded punches in the Matamoros
Square Garden ring Sunday night
will be headlinsd By q ten-round
fight between Bobby Jackson Of
Fort Sam Houston and Dan Nayar-
70 Of San Antonio.
Both Of these scrappers have been
seen In the Valley rings in bygone
years and they are rated highly in
pCgilistlc circles Of the Alamo City.
They will tip the beam around l55
pounds when they step into the
squared circle for ten rounds = or
less, for a kayo Is well within the
realm Of possibility.
The San Antonians may have the
star bout location on the bill, but
Cullen Red, former Harrington high
football star, Is likely TO draw the
spotlight when he meets Jack Flores
OF San Antonio in the eight round
semi-final.
B-r-r-r
In Ais last performance in Mata-
moros. Red convinced the ringworms
that he is the hairy-chested herman
BY toying with Newsboy Firpo. an
ether CHAP held with high respect
long Tin Ear Avenue in the Alamo
.ty. Red hammered the handsoN n
an Antonian relentlessly and dis
..layed a vicicais ring temperament
II keeping with his tatooed chest.
spit Is a horrid word reads q
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Well-knoTn advertisement. but Mat
atnoroS fans have dubbed Red IL
Escupidor' because OF his tactics
III the fight With Firpo. The curly
headed San Antonian Dashed in
Reds mouth early in the fight and
The Harrington boy retaliated by ex-
.pectorating on him at short range.
Such is life IN the far west.
Promoters declare that Red will
will find Flores a much tougher
customer than was Newsboy Firpc.
II will take more than harsh words
to head off his efforts. Matamoros
fans are planning 10 place a Gus
pidor in each corner OF the ring for
the semi-final.
Prelims
There will be four f~our-round
preliminaries as follows:
Jack Kelly, l4l pounds OF New
York. VS.. Juan Gomez, lao pounds,
Matamoros; Red Wilson, 1872 pounds
Of Fort Brown, rs. Frankie Trevino.
1874 pounds or Matamoros: Kid Stat
ic. l54 pounds. VS.. Cyclone Pampo,
LAG pounds; Speed Ball. l34 pounds,
OF Fort Brown, VS.. Berto Avalos, lS3
pounds OF Brownsville.
The management made a hit with
fans OH the last card by ehucklng
fighters from the ring who became
too tame in their efforts. It was
fight, or no money.
The card is scheduled TO get under
wav at 8 b.. m.
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RALLY in 9TH
Wins CONTEST
Fourth Game to Be Staged
Sunday at Fort
Worth

FORT WORTH. Sept. l3.-tA-
The Fort Worth Cats jumped into
the lead in the Texas League title
series today when they defeated
wichita Falls, first half champions,
8 to 7, in the third game Of the
series.
A five run rally in the seventh
inning brought victory TO the Cats
who appeared to be held well IN
hand by Fred Vincent until that
big inning. Eight thousand fans.
biggest crowd OF the series so far.
were present.
The fourth game Of the series
will be tomorrow, with Lii Stoner
or Dick McCabe TO toss for the Cats
and Hal Wiltse for the Spudders.
Both McCate and Wiltse saw
service as relief hurlers today.
A three run rally in the fourth,
with the big blow a triple by Bet
tencourt. put Wichita Falls IN the
lead. 3 to /. The Cats came back
to tie it up, but they dropped be-
hind in the next inning. Burns
hoped a triple over Moore's head
In the seventh inning to help put
around two more for the victcrs.
Dick Goes Out
That was the last inning Whit
worth pitched for the Cats. He had
Eeen hit on the hand by a pitched
ball in the third and from then
on. was in trouble. He gave way TO
a pinch hitter in the last OF the
seventh. Vincent. with n out, is
sued a couple of passes IN this in
ming. Then Mallon doubled. Bono
witz tripled and cut anne Vincent.
White relieved him. A sacrifice fly.
a home run by Fowler followed 70
give Fort Worth a two run lead.
White. after he retired the side IN
this inning. was replaced by Wiltse-
who allowed 70 runs in the eighth.
the only round he worked.
Roberts was called on BY the Cats
in the eighth. stavinE long enough
70 get out + man and walk two.
In came McCahe. who held the
Spudders scoreless though they
damned the sacks with one out. one
run came In the first OF the ninth
N doubles BY Kleza and Burns.
then the SpuddsrS lifted three flies
and the game ended.
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Is new :
TENNIS CHAMP
California Youth Wins
Brilliant Fight
From Shields
BY TED
(By The Associated Pressl

FOREST HILLS. y. Y. Sept. IS
R-Johnny Doeg, brawny young
southpaw from Santa Monica. Calf.
won the national tennis champion
ship today az the age OF 2l.
II q hair raising final match
contested amid scenes Of highess
tension before a capacity crowd az
$4,000 this new California comet
achieved . stirring victory over 10
year-old Frank Shields OF New York
1913. is, ga, 1914, 70 ascend re
throne.
The sun-bronzed giant from out
OF the west had beaten the famous
veterans. Frank Hunter and b.
MI Tilden I'm his two previous
matches. and this afternoon lie
gained his reward BY batterirg the
Stalwart Shields into submission
with the same ~thunderous service
and terrific v0lleys that had brought
about their downfall. y
Through the thrilling mnmentS'
o. a great thirtv-gane fourth set
which goes down into history as
the longest ever contested in the
final round or This classic tourna-
ment. Doeg and Shields fought "
out with the issue In doubt until
the final stroke.
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GREAT PUTS
WIN CONTEST
Tommy Sinks 14-Footer
To Cop Title
One Up
By BRIAN BELL
Rv The Associated Press

FLUSHING. N. Y, Sept. i3-P
Tommy Armour. stylish Scotch
golf professional. today won the
professional golf association cham
piorship from Gene Sarazen, one
Up, and in winning showed again
that he Is a great putter in a pinch.
For years the Scot had been dub
bed a poor putter, and a great iron
player. This afternoon, with the
match all square on the 36th green
he holed a l4-foot putt for a four
and when Sarazen missed his bid
from a few inches under IA feet,
Armour was the P. G. A. champion
for the first time. Sarazen has held
the title twice before, in 1922 and
1928.
The fortunes OF the golf battle
ebbed and flowed throughout the
lday. Sarazen was a hole ahead after
the first nine. but when the IS had
been completed. Armour led by one
hole.
After 81 holes the match was all
even and on the 36th and final
hole. Armour won when n hole
was needed.
Armour's putting was shaky al
the start. He missed some that he
might have made. but after the
eleventh hole. where he missed a
three-footer. he was putting like a
Jones.
On the other hand Tommy's best
work today was not done with his
irons. Sarazen was often inside him
on the green. Both were wild from
the tee at intervals and a bad tee
shot at the close played a big part
in the clever Sarazen's defeat.
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ATHLETICS AND SENATORS
ARE WINNERS in AMERICAN

CLEVELAND. Sept i~3-CEf-The
league leading Athletics spurted
ahead early in the first game Of the
two-game series with the Cleveland
Indians today and won o to 2. Lefty
Grove replaced Earnshaw as the
Philadelphia pitcher in the fifth in
ming. and eliminated possibility of
the long-looked for pitching duel
tomorrow between Wesley Farrell,
Cleveland ace and Grove. Jimmy
Foxx's homer in the fourth was a
feature Of the game.
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Harlinger1 Polo
Team Will Play
Reynosa Sunday
Especial to The Herald)

HARLINGEN. Sept. 13-The first
international polo match to be play
ed in Harrington will be staged on
the municipal field at the Valley
Fair Grounds at 4 o'clock Sunday
afternoon with the Reynosa, Mex
!co. civilian team.
"A dinner will be given In honor
0. the visiting team, according to
5. "A. Ingram, captain Of the Har-
lIagen hcrsemen.
The contest will dedicate the new
polo field.
Players on the HarlingeS team are
s w. Batson. No. I; =. G. Ingram.
No. 2; Ira T. Baize. No. 3; s. A.
Ingram, Nc. 4. DR.. r.. l.. McClena-
than and George Goetzke will SUBJ
stitute.
There Is plenty Of parking space
and room In the grand stand, &C
cordirg to Mr.. Ingram.
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Armour Defeats Sarazen for 2. A. ChampiOnsh-
GREAT PUTS Cats Defeat Spuds 8 to z Making Series Tmo to One DG EM
Watch Weslaco

W Lie L1GAtlG1
HARLINGEN, Sept. 13.-Nc one
should pass up consideration Of
the Weslaco Panthers as conten-
ders for the Valley Glass Il" foot
ball title in the opinion Of J. A.
Dutch) Rektorik. Harrington
coach. asked for his opinion as to
who had the best chance to win
the title.
Rektorik points out that Coach
I. e. Martin OF the Panthers has
his 1929 team virtually intact and
that the boys are bound to have
improved since last season when
they were a pretty good team.
McAllen also is considered
strong by Rektorik. He scouts the
idea that Brownsville may sur
prise the Valley. saying that any
team which loses more than half
Of its first string is always hard
hit.
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GANGWAY THERE,
X " X " X
HORSEHIDE! T E
4 = \ y =
KICKOFF A s

DALLAS. Sept. l3.-tP-The one
and only Cyrus Leland and his fell
low survivors Of last years great
Texas Christian University football
machine, will unyeil the 1880 Frog
model Friday when they engage
the North Texas Teachers NJ Den
ton.
The game. listed IS q practice af-
fair, will be watched with avid in
terest around the southwest con-
ference.
A second southwest conference
hopeful. Rice Institute. will be
seen in action before the week Is
out. The Owls, who have been
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CHICAGO. Sept. l3-tF-Concen-
trating their attack in Two innings
today. the washington Senators de-
feated the White Sox. 6 to 4. to make
1t two straight In the series. -Four
hits and a walk off Pat Caraway
in the first inning gave the Sena-
tors four runs, and Sam Rice'c dou-
bic combined with wildness on the
part OF Caraway and young Ed
Walsh in the sixth. accounted for
the other pair or tallies.
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z Batted for Goldman in 4th.
zz Batted for Harder in 7th.
z Batted for Montague in 9th.
Philadelphia 002 100 202..9
Cleveland 900 200 600. q
Runs batted In, Cochrane 3, Fox
2. Haas 2. BoleE, Wyatt, Jameson.
Two base hits. Jameson. Myatt,
Foxx 2. Dykes, Boley 2, Bishop. Haas.
Home run, Foxy. Sacrifice, Haas.
Double plays, Hodapp. Goldman end
Morgan. Hodapp and Morgan. Bcley,
Bishop and Foxx. Left on base,
Cleveland q: Philadelphia 9. Base
on balls. off Earnshaw 2; Grove /.
Hudlin 2: Harder 2. Struck out, BY
Earnshaw ]: Grove 8: Harder /.
Hits. off EarnShaw z in 4 innings:
eff Grove / in 5 innings; off Hud-
lin 8 In 4 innings. none out in fifth:
OF Jablonowski 4 In 2 innings: off
Harder 3 In 3 innings. Wild pitches.
Earnshaw. Winning pitcher. Earn
shaw. Losing pitcher. Hudlin.
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AGGIEs Alr WORK

COLLEGE STATION, Sept. Ia
R-Running through the first
scrimmage OF the season, the Texas
Aggie gridders today closed the
first week OF their preseason prac-
tice. Hard WORKOUTS twice daily with
signal drills from the start have
featured the Aggies' training
throughout the week.
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2 Batted for RYAN IN 6th.

z Batted for Ryan in 9Th.
zz Ran for Henry In 18th.
Zzz Batted for Barnes in 9Th.
zzzz Batted for Tate IN eth.
zzzzz Batted for Faber III 9th.
Washington ........ 400 002 COOS
Chicago ........... 600 O04 000+
Runs batted in-Judge 2. Harris
3 Manush, Reynolds. Jolley. APP
ping. Fothergill. Two base hits
Judge. Hayes, Rice. Spencer. Stolen
bases-Hayes. Cissell. Sacrifices
Spencer. Manush. Double play
HAYES to Meyer to Judge. Left or
Decentralization q: Chicago 8.
Base on balls-off Caraway g;
Faher i: Hadlev 3; Burke i. Hits
off-Caraway 8 In 5 % innings;
off Walsh l In Is inning.
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HOGS LOOK GOOD

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. Sept. IL.
-CP1-Satisfied with the showing
OF the University of Arkansas foot
ball squad In the first scrimmages
Of the season yesterday, Coach
Thomson today reverted 70 q long
drill in fundamentals. Emphasis
va laid chiefly on tackling, check
ing and charging.
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ALREADY.

SAN ANGELO. sept. i3,-F-
The San Angelo high school foot
ball team opened the season to-
day by defeating Big Lake high,
last years Permian Basin cham
pion. 81 TO o. san Angelo registered
Is first downs 70 Big Lakes 3.
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Fo.r times IN that memorable
set Shields held set point but was
unable 20 put over the telling
stroke. In the end IL was Doeg who
gained the lead through "A precious
break through his eastern rivals
strong service and after being turn
ed back twice at match noint punch
ed over an unanSwerable overhead
placement to win set. match and
championship.
Not even the downfall OF the
eeven-t!me champion. Tilden. az thn
hands OF Doeg yesterday. caused
greater confusion and excitement
than this m~slodramatir ish.
The towering Shields rushed 10
the net with q flashing smile 70
shake the hand N the new cham
pion and the 1900 In the gallery
rose In wild acclaim.
The story o fthat hectic finish
was etched on Dogs handsor7s
face I'm lines or WEAKNESS as he
received the big silver CUP and be-
came the fortv-ninth winner OK
Americas proudsst tennis title.
Surveys for a Canada-Alaska
highway have been begun.
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tlattsred with more attention than
has been their pleasure for many
O year. open against Southwestern
Saturday at Houston.
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Approximately Us. 100000 kilowatt
hours e consumed in Germany
last year for b~roadcastinR and other
radio communication.
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McCamey high school football
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