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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
Buick Five Defeats
Cardinals by 20-19
ESPECIAL TO The Herald

HARLINGEN. Jan. 28- Harlin-
gems latest basketball team, Bob
Briggs Buick Five, opened their
season Monday night with q 20-lo
victory over the Harrington Cardi-
mails.
The entire Cardinal lineup saw
service in the fray which vas In
the form o! a practice tilt.
Although the Bucks had a CYL
inder missing. the combination
they placed in the field looked good.
Jones OF the Motorists was high
point scorer with eight points 10
his credit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
Basketball Results

(By the Associated Press
At Lubhock-Texas Tech 40; abb
lene Christian College 81.
AT Sherman-Simmons University
SO: Austin College 20.
At MISUNDERSTANDING Payne
So. Trinity University 81.
Teachers %; Southwestern "a.
AT Hays. Kas.-Kansas Wobbegan
80; Hays Teachers %.
At Sterling, KaI-Bethany 20;
Sterling %.
At HuntSville-Daniel Baker 81;
Sam Houston Teachers 26.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28

NoTE-As n partial answer to
the question--what are the con-
spicious figures in sports Of other
days doing now: the Associated
Press presents herewith. as the
fifth Of a series. an interview
with David L. Fultz. famous Is
years ago as a baseball and foot
ball star and until last year a
ranking football official.
BY BRIAN BELL
ASSOCIATED Press Sports WRITER
NEW YORK, Jan. 2e.-tPp-Fo
more than a score OF years, stories
Of big football game each Saturday
included a line in the summary,
umpire, David L. Fultz. Drown
Last year some other officials name
was in his place, and he appeared
no more IN white kaickers running
here and there or football fields,
sticking close to the players and
leaving the ball TO the referee, as
all umpires do who know their
business.
Dave Fultz turned his back on
football Just as he left baseball
flat Is years ago when he vas near
the top Of his game. The answer
then and % years later was the
same-the law. No injunction was
issued against the crack player and
official, but he Is a lawyer and de-
mands Of his practice outweighed
his love for the games.
Fred Murphy CHS Law partner)
and I decided last year that we
would give up officiating" said
Fultz, and SO We quit" Murphy
was as well known as a referee as
was Fultz as an umpire.
Some people think that a foot
ball official has an easy time, two
or three hours each Saturday out
in the open, seeing a footoal game
Not at all. Hours and hours are
spent on study Of the rules. and
work during the game is the small
est part Of il.
AT that. it Is strange to see q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28

Cyrus z. Dallin, Utah sculptor,
has been commissioned 70 design
the Massachusetts, Bay Tercente-
nary half -dollar. Of which 100000
viii be struck off.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
PIPKIN LOOPS
FIELD GOALS
Cabbert and Martin Help
San Benito Pull Up
In Closing Play

SAN BENITO, Jan. 2e.-showias
al the eaEmarks Of a potent title
contender. the San Benito indie
pendents defeated the Brownsville
Junior college cagers here Monday
night $3.50 in one Of the best con-
tests yet played in the Valley
Amateur Basketball league.
This game was a make or break
affair between two of the strongest
outfits in the lower bracket. Its
victory boosted San Benito TO a 600
standing. and the Scorpions loss
put them OF the skids to a 400
mark.
Good Work
Both clubs were clicking off II
great style and the thin line OF
fans around the sidelines got a
real treat. II was ~anybodys game
until the second half when GabbeTt
and Martin showed UP. They step
ped in ana aided materially IN sew
ing up the fray. The score sheet
tailed ls-all al the half.
Maurice Pipkln. Scorp captain.
was high point scorer for the even-
ing. Despite the fact he got a few
shots under the basket, Plpkin sent
16 points through the Melted hoop.
The c~c!legian was closely trailed by
l Crazy Reynolds, san Benito center.
who rang up an excellent defensive
game. Once under the basket, he
eve missed a Grip.
Wallace. a former Scorpion now
with the Saints, rang up eight points
10 tie Sylvester of the collegians for
third place honors.
Fast Play
The game was fast and up in the
air until the last few minutes OF
play. Martin, a newcomer formerly
Tith the now defunct Hargrove
CUNT Of Brownsville, played well for
the Saints in the closing minutes TO
aid IN rolling up the five-point win
ming margin.
The Model Laundry Cleaners Of
Brownsville will play the Saints here
Tuesday night. The collegians en-
terrain Rio Hondo at Brownsville.
Monday nights game was played
on the court in the patio Of the
Stonewall jackson hotel. u was a
postponed game.
rraa hAr-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
Games Tonight
VALLEY
Upper Bracket

Raymondville at Mercedes
Pharr at Edcouch'.
'Edinburg at McAllen.
Progreso at Donna.
Lower Bracket
Rio Hondo at Brownsville j. c.
Fort Brown at Forakers".
"Harllngen Methodists ct Sebas-
tian.
Model Laundry at San Benito'.
. Indicates probable winner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28

were. Garcia CFp. Cantu F1, Jones
(G1. Serna (G)
IL is rumored that the cause Of
the Sebastian defeat can be laid
almost entirely 10 the new uniforms
OF the Raymonlville quint which
they o for the first time IN this
Earle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28

Only ga students Of the Univer-
sity Of Georgia's 1854 are from
other states.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28
R~aymondvilie Beats
Sebastian Cagers
(Srecial "a The Herald)

NoPtNIdI 70 IAt IlSAd-NJ
RAYMONDVILLE. Jan. 26-One
of the surprises of the Basketball
season came of here recently when
in a practice game, the Raymond
VILE independents. one OF the up
per bracket. having a percentage
OF 900 took the strong Sebastian
team one Of the leaders In the low
or bracket into camp 20 the tune
Of SO to 81. The game being played
on the Sebastian courts.
The starting lineup was as fol-
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
PICKS TENNIS PARTNER
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody Selects Elizabeth Ryan, Former Calfforn- ian, for Doubles Matches.

New York, April 2t P)-Eliza- l. beth Ryan. former Californian now living in England. will be the dou- bles partner of Helen Wills Moody in both the French and British ten his championships, according to an announcement by Mrs. Moody.
 The Moody-Ryan combination will not be a new one. The then Helen Wills teamed with Miss Ryan to win the British womens doubles cham plonship in 1927 and the two Cali fornians often have played together. Mrs. Moody considers Miss Ryan one of the best, if not the best, woman's doubles player in the game. Miss Ryan won the Wimbledon doubles title six times, once with Miss Wills, once in 1926, with Mary K. Browne, and four times, 1o20-21-22-25, with Suzanne Lenglen. With Eleanor Goss she won the United States women's doubles title in 1926.
 Mrs. Moody will sail for Europe aboard the Berengaria tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
IN FISTIC SPOTLIGHT
Jackie Fields, Primo Camera and T,dcl LaBarba Will Furnish Headlines This Week.

New York, April 2l Rt-Jackie Fields. Primo Camera and Fidel La Barba will be the headlincrs Of the puglistic extravaganza this week
 Fields. who holds the welter- weight championship, meets Meyer Grace of Philadelphia. in a non- titular ten round bout at Kansas City tonight while La Barba is tangling with the one-time Terre Haute Terror. Bud Taylor, at Chi cago.
 Camera, with fifteen knockouts on
 his string since he arrived in the
 United States, should make it six teen when he meets one Sam Baker of Los Angeles at Portland, Orc. tomorrow night.
 Outside of three three bouts there is little or nothing on the week ,; schedule to cause much advance eX. citement. Madison Square Garden at New York still is housing the circus and Philadelphia regular Monday night card has been post poned for a, week. At Boston, the third big eastern fistic center tn } Boston Garden opens the diamon l
 belt pro tourney with , four round CTS in flyweight, bantamwcight and fcatherweight divisions, on Wednes- day night.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
SAILS WITH TEAM
Mrs. O. s. Hill of Kansas City Be- came Embarrassed At Her Qual- flying Score in Tournament.

Kansas City, April 21 R-Em- barrassment at her high qualifying score, in her first golf tournament spurred Mrs. o. s. Hill of Kansas City to better her game, and today she is ready to sail for England with a team of the leading women golfers of the United States.
 Seven years ago, after having played golf for her health about three months, Mrs. Hill was per- suaded to enter the qualifying round of tri-state tournament in order to swell the entry list. Her score for IS holes was l4o. She enrolled for lessons the next day, practiccd con- sistcntly and with practice came titles, national recognition and now European trip.
 Mrs. Hill is married and the mother of a 1G-year-old son. She left Kansas City for New York Sat urday.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
LIQUOR STORES MUST BE
 CLEARED OUT AT ONCE
Warehouse Lots of Wlnskcy BelicN- ed to Be Held for Illegal
 Purposes in Canada.

Toronto. April q P-Provincial police and the attorney general s department have issued a warning to liquor exporters along the Wind sor border to empty and discontinue using liquor storage warehouses.
 At the border warehouses inspec- tors found huge stocks of liquors awaiting shipment across the Sf. Clair river.
 This is in contraycntion of the liquor control boards warning that shipments of liquors should be mad direct from the railway box cars nr trucks to the holds of the boats Otherwise the department takes the attitude that the liquor is be- in3 held for some illegal purpose.
 The owners of the warehouses II which stocks were found were warned that they must clear thes, stocks out as soon as possible, Or they would b. seized.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
AL CAPONE, SAFE
 ON ESTATE, RESTS
Reaches Florida Isle With Aid Of
 Federal Injunction

Miami Fla, April 21..-(P)-Ar- irving quietly under protection of a federal injunction, Alphonse Capone, Chicago racketeer, is back at his Palm island estate flor q rest which l think 1 deserve"
 Capone reached here yesterday by train from Chicago and was met by his attorneys. He took 1S-year- d nephew, who accompanied him and his young son for q spcedboat ride on Biscayne Bay and then retired to his residence.
 An injunction granted by United State Judge Halstead L. Ritter clear ed path through Florida for Capone's approach to Miami by restraining sheriffs of 20 counties from molcsting him without war rant.
 'I have no interest in politics neither in Chicago nor Miami, Capone said, T am here for rest which 1 think 1 deserve. All that want is a fair break. I have done nothing Tn violation of the law in Miami and will not. All I wish is to be left alone to enjoy the homo which l nave purchased herc.'
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
YESTERDAYS STARS

By the Associated Press.
 Walter Berger. Braves-EIit hom- CT with bases filled as Braves bcIs Robins, 7-o
 Karl Hubbell. Giants-1Ield Phils to four hits and beat them, 2-1.
 Mel Ott hits homer and cincht 5 game for Giants over Phillies.
 John Burnett, Indians-Drove ia two runs with pinch double to give Cleveland 70 victory over Tigers.
 Sheriff Blake, Cubs - Scattered Reds six hits to win. 4J.
 Goose Goslin, Senators-Hit dou- ble and triple, scored one run, drov,' ill two more and Senators be.t4 Tanks. 6-3
 Al Simmons, Helpe'l As beat Red SoX, 5-3. with single and sacrifice fly driving in two runs.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
CREWS APPEAR ID
 BE MUCH STRONGER
Eastern College Oarsmen Will
 Brush Up on Finer Points

New York, April 21 P}-Eastern college oarsmen have fortnight to brush up on the finer points of row ing before the next big regatta of the season. the Blackwell cup races at Derby. Conn.,, May 3.
 If the Navy-Columbia-M -Massachu- sets Tech regatta at Annapolis on Saturday is to be taken as q basis for predictions then the 1880 sea- son seems certain to so down in the books as one of the most spcctacu lar in the history of intercollegiate rowing in this country.
 Columbia's varsity eight, which climaxed an unbeatcn season in 1923 with great victory at Poughkeep- sic in the Intercollegiate Rowing as sociation championship, had to call upon all of it's reserve supply of strength, courage and stamina to beat out Navy by a quarter of a length in the feature event on the Severn. M. I. T.. heaviest boatload at Annapolis, was a distant third, some four lengths back of navy. | Columbia's close shave has led the experts to believe that the Lions will have their hands full trying to l dispose of Yale and Penn in the two mile varsity event of the Blackwell i Cup regatta. Ed Leader, one of the most successful coaches in the coun- try, has expressed dissatisfaction with his Yale eight but it can be expected that the Ellis will pack lots of power when Derby Day rolls around. Penn will be tho dark horsc' of that regatta. All three colleges have entered crews in each of the four races, for varsity, junior varsity, freshmen and 150 pound crews.
 Next Saturday three minor races arc on the rowing program. liar wards lightweights will meet M. |. T. at Boston; the Columbia fresh man eight will row Kent school at Ken, Conn.,, and the Columbia four cared freshman combination meets Pomfret at Pomfrct, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
Japanese Parliament Is
 Opened for Three Weeks

Tokyo, April q. Pl-The Japanese parliament opened today for q three weeks session which is expected to be lively one.
 Criticism by the opposition will Namely: The prevailing business de- pression, unemployment. and what is described as the failure of the gov ernment to insist on Japan's primary claims at the naval conference.
 The lower house elected 1kmosukc Fujisawa speaker and Shoju koyama vice speaker. Both belong to the Minsaito or government party.
 The formal opening presence of
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
Chanter Succeeds Dean
 Nicholson at Wesleyan U

Middletown, April 2l - An nounccmcnt was made yesterday of the election of Prof. William C.. Chantcr as dean of Wesleyan uni yersity. He will fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Dean Frank W. Nicholson who held the post for l2 years.
 Dean Chantcr is Waite professor of ethics and religion and is also college pastor. He is q Wesleyan alumnus with degrees from Boston university and Harvard. During the war he was '. M. C. A. secretary with the Mesopotamia expedition ary force.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21

States beats Pitt, 95-40.
 Chapel, Hill, N. C.-North Caro- lima beats Penn State in dual meet, 7o1s to 55A.
 New York-Lawrenccvi N. J., school wins Columbia intcrscholastic meet with Is points.
 General
 Aute Full, France - Gustav. Rcauvois' Very Well at 13 to 1 wins Domergue stceplechase worth s10,. 900.
 nnapolis-Columbia varsity crew beats Navy by quarter of a length with M. I. T. four lengths back.
 Havre Dc Grace, Md.-Mrs. 0. Chaney's Inception captures Phili- delphia handicap.
 Omaha, Ncb.-Arthur Stark, for ner Kansas Aggie athlete, signs :,s head football coach at Creighton University.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
SPORTS SUMMARY
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 Tennis
 Ptnehurst, S. C.-John Doeg beats Gregory Mangin, so. 6-1. 6-3, in north and south singles finals: with Lott, Doeg loses to Allison and Van Ryn in doubles S-6, 6-4, 6-4.
 Richmond, Va.-Penelope Ander- son wins north and south women s singles, beating Mrs. Marion Jessup G-S. 1-6, 6-S.
 Nienna-Japan takes Al lead in series with Austria.
 Beaulieu. France - Tilden and Coen wins doubles of Beaulieu tour ney. beating Lesieur and Magaloff of France, G-5, G-S, 7-5; Tilden and Elizabeth Ryan beat Coen and Helen Jacobs in mixed double,: 6-1, 6-S.
 Track
 Boston Clarence DeMar wins Boston marathon for seventh time.
 Lawrence, Kas. Thirteen meet records fall at women's National A. A. L. championships; Stella Walsh. beaten at 40 yards, sets new marx in 2o0.
 Palo Alto, Calif.-Stanford bca1$ California in dual mcct,> S 1-1o to 4 14-15.
 Bowen in hundred and 20 as Ohio
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
Fidel LaBarba Will
 Meet Tavl0r Tonight

Chicago. April 2l tP-Bud Taylor. the blonde terror from Terrc Haute, Ind, and Fidel La Barba, former 1yweight champion. will work off an installment Of Promoter Jack Demp- sey's featherweight elimination to- night in the Coliseum. Both boys are seeking Bat Battalinos feather weight title, and are down for not more than 10 rounds at the division limit-126 pounds.
 A bout with Earl Mastro, Chica- go's featherweight contender. and possibilities of meeting with Kid Chocolate and Battalino arc in the making for the victor.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
DUCHESS STARTS BACK

CapetoWn, Union Of South Africa, April 2l tP-The 64 year old Duch : ess of Bedford, flying with two com panions. today started back to Eng land, hoping by completing the tripe in nine days to establish a l9 day record for a round trip between Lympnc and here.
 She left Lympne airdrome April 1G. and required only 100 flying hours to complete the trip here.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
EAGLES BEAT HI-Y

In the final basketball game of the year. the Hi-Y team was defeat cd by the Eagles Saturday by. the score of 25 to IT. The winners start cd off with fairly good lead but the Hi-Y combination staged a rally in the second half through baskets by Rccano and Carlson. This fell short of tying the count. however, and the Eagles won out. The sum- mary:
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
Planes, Cliders, Autos,
 Arc All Alike to Lindy

New York, April T GP,-plancS. sliders. motorcycles, motorboats and automobiles (not horscs) are all alike 10 Colonel Charles A. Lind bcrgh.
 After whizGing two or moro miles up in the air for nearly 4 and one half hours. at the rate of three miles q minute. the colonel drove an automobile o2 miles from Roosc- welt field to his apartment in New York city. He is not as good witt, horses as the Prince of Wales.
 Mrs. Lindbcrgh accompanied hin in the automobile. They still wore their heavy flying suits.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21

Cruae's habit of entertaining larg crowds every day in the week and ; all hours prevented her from oi taining rest and seriously interfere with her work.
 You can leave if you don't lih it." she quotes Cruze as having re piled after she asked him to enter tain on a smaller scale.
 Cruze was poised on a alvin board over the swimming pool on h Flintridgc estate. ready to dive int the water. when sheriff's deputie served q copy Of the complaint O. him. He remarked, "Oh, we'll"
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
Secs Glare in Church,
 Sends in Fire AlarT7

An alarm from Box S34 at 10:1S o'clock last night brought firemen tr the Sacred Heart church on Broa ] street, where a glare from an ot burner was found to have alarmed a passerby. who thought the huildin i. was on fire. A large crowd follow = cd the apparatus to the church.
 Co. No. was called yesterdar afternoon to 45 Hartford avenu. where a pile Of rubbish was set fir; by children playing with matches.
 At G:50 o'clock last evening Ce. No. went to Attorney Patrick | McDonough' farm off Stanley strec : for a grass fire.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
Billiard Players May
 Meet in Glass Cages

Chicago, April 21 GP-To thwart changing temperatures which ham per their games. billiard players may perform in glass cages
 The National Billiard Association of America has cXperimcnted with the showcase" and plans to try q cage @5 feet long, 20 feet wide and l 0 feet high to eliminate the annoy ing chilling of the ivory which causes the billiard ball to lose some of it's resiliency.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
CONGRESS OPENS IN ATHENS

Athens, Greece, April q lPS-Tha international congress of psychics research opened in Athens toda. with Mrs. Johnson Lowe represent ing America.
 Sir Oliver Lodge made a speech on the importance of internationa. union and urged the young to learii foreign languages and then to wor.> for an international language. Con gress was invited to a festival in the stadium in the afternoon, when tn flags of the war of independence were grouped around the president of the republic. who was saluted b. army and navy forces on review.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
Jazz Orchestra Opens Church At .
 Apartment Hotel On Broadwav

Not jazz exactly" said N .. Specht. Symphonic selections, :. think you'd call them"
 The orchestral numbers were il terspersed with the regular even ; Of the church seryice-a short se' mon. prayers. selections by II !. choir, and offertory duet The cho [ sang typical Easter music.
 In addition to the "Tannhausei music. the orchestra played Ms Dowelrs ITO Wild Rose" all ] Meditation" from Thais."
 The hotel in which the church : located is owned by the church. M : Spechts orchestra. which plays ', the hotel cafe. has been loaned 'n the church 10 play at six Sunda 7 evening services.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21

New York, April o1 R-With a dance orchestra playing q syncopa.- ed arrangement of the Pilgrim $ Chorus from 'Tannhauser." New York's most modern church hous4l in a s3.000.000 2S-story apartment hotel, opened it's doors to Broadway last night.
 Rev. Dr. Edward II. Emett intro 6uccd the orchestra of Paul Specht a complete jazz orchestra. say" for drums-in Manhattan Congre- gational church. in the new Man. haitian Towers hotel, at 18th stre .t and Broadway.
 The music was played by two saNophoncs. q trombone, clarinc- banjo. guitar, violin and piano.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
DEER MEETS DEATH

Middletown. April 21 "Th, path of glory leads but to the grave a young doe deer learned to he sorrow yesterday after runnin; down the main street of Middletowl and becoming caught on the barbe. points of fence it attempted t. vault. The animal was so badiysin jured that it had to be shot.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
NO GO FOR DONJ\G

Massena, x. M., April 2l (CP)- The people of this place arc not in tcrested in the manly spot. The American Legion post here has dis continued boxing shows because they didn't pay.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
TO PLAY AT RESORT

State College, Pa. April 2l (CP) A three game series with the Uni- versity of Pennsylvania will take the place of the regular spring trip for the Penn State college baseball team, The games arc scheduled for Atlantic City. N. J.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
Betty Compson Sues for
 Divorce on Cruelty Plea

Los Angeles, Calif., April 2t CP'- Betty Compson. film actress, is suing James Cruze, film director and pro- ducer, for divorce on the grounds Of mental cruelty. .
 Her bill of complain charges that
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
Games Tomorrow

Detroit at St. Louis. Chicago at Cleveland. Philadelphia at New York. Boston at Washington.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
Standing
Games Today

Boston at Brooklyn. Philadelphia at New York. Chicago at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
Games Tomorrow

New York at Boston. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Chicago.
 (Only games Scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday New York ?, Philadelphia 1. Boston ', Brooklyn 2. Chicago 1, Cincinnati 3. Pittsburgh-S Louis, rain.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
GAME ATTENDANCE
One Hundred and Seventy Thousand Fans Crowd Into Six Major League Parks for Contests.

New York. April 2t (UP)-Ons hundred and seventy thousand fans crowded into six major league parks for the first Sunday games of the 1880 major league season. Rain pre- vented the other two games.
 The attendance figures for yester- days games follow:
 National league: Philadelphia at New York s4o,00o, Boston at Brook lyn S50,000, Chicago at Cincinnati 10000; total 95,000
 American league: New York at Washington "5,000. Philadelphia al Boston o5,000. Cleveland at Detroit e5,000; total 75,000.
 FOR BEST RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
Standing
Games Today

Springfield at Hartford. New Haven at Bridgeport. Pittsfeld at Albany.
 Allentown at Providence.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-21
Standing

Games Today St. Louis at Chicago. Cleveland at Detroit, Washington at Philadelphia. (Only games schcdulcd).