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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-18
By GAYLE TALBOT, JR.
Associated Press Sports Writer

DALLAS. Oct. l8-CP-After q
month Of scattered skirmishes. the
Southwest conference grid warfare
branched out into general engage
ment today Three championship
Tits and an interesting bout were
calculated to give fans OF Texas
and Arkansas all the high powered
football they could use for the day.
Baylor and Southern Methodist,
listed among the top favorites for
the 1880 conference title. held the
limelight with their fracas al Waco.
Both have compiled brilliant pre-
season records. Notwithstanding loss
es 70 Purdue and Notre Dame. res
pectively. and the winner OF today's
loust will have taken a tall hurdle
u the conference race. The Mus
tangs were listed as slight favorites,
even with two regulars. Speedy
Mason and Malcolm Powell. on the
sidelinC with bandaged knees.
University or Texas and Univer-
sity Of Oklahoma. rivals since 1900,
clashed in the picture" battle az
Dallas The result will have no
bearing on the Southwest flag chase,
but will serve TO give an excellent
line on the Longhorn's chances In
the conference. Winners over Neb
raska, 20 10 7, last week III an i'm
portant Big Six game, the Sooners
expect 10 reap revenge for last years
beating by the Longhorns. Al
though much lighter than the Tex
ans, the invaders have been estab-
lished favorites. Texas was expect
ed 70 rely on a powerful running at
tack with the Sooners mostly tax
ing TO the air for their gains.
Winners owe Arkansas in the con-
ference opener last week, the cham
pion Texas Christian University
Frogs met OF the weakest Tex
as Aggie teams OF recent years at
College Station. On the strength OF
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FIGHTS LAST
&1NlGHT&A
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
(Bv The Associated Press !

CBy The Associated Press.)
ST. LOUIS-Mickey Walker, mid
dleweight champion. knocked OH.
Tiger Johnny Cline, Los Angeles
~. non-title.
CHICAGO-Gary Leach. Gary
Ind. knocked out Jimmy Moore
New York. %.
NEW YORK-Justo Suarez. Ar
gentina. ~outpointed Louis kid
Kaplan. Meridian. Conn. ,I0). jim
my Slavin. New York. stopped Roli
Kola. Porto RHO. ~. Archie Bel.
New York. o%utpointed Johnny Pena
Spain, t8l.
ERIE. Pa.-Larry Madge. Cleve-
land. outpointed Joe TripPe. Ro-
chester. NJ. ". r0n
HOLLYWOOD. Calf Cecil
Payne. Louisville. outpOinted L.
nacio Fernandez, Philippines, do>.
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HONEST ENOUGH

NORRISTOWN. Pa. Oct. ID
George Hobbs. OF Bridgeport. Is &C
commodatinF, even In the face OF
Jail. When neiRhbors complained
against him and he was a~rraiEned
In court here on a charge OF selling
home brew. the judge asked him Il
the charge was true Hobbs said II
was the absolute truth and went
home and got rine bottles OF the
home brew 10 prove 1t. He was
temporarily released. pending anal
isis Of the brew.
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TEXAS u. AND
SOONERS SET
p Perfect Weather Greets
Crowds Tn Dallas
For Fray

DALLAS, Oct. l8-P-Favored
by perfect weather and spurred or
BY thousands OF followers. the State
Universities Of Oklahoma and Tex
as, football rivals for more than 3
quarter OF a century, were ready
for their annual game here today.
The yearly Oklahoma invasion OF
Texas began last night and ID was
on IN full force today as red and
white CARRIED Sooners arrived on
special trains Or in automobiles.
Here they were met by Oklahoma
alumni from all over Texas.
One special train brought the
Longhorn students and graduates
OF the University or Texas who
streamed into Dallas from all
corners of the large state. "A crowd
OF 10000 was expected.
On the strength or their two
touchdown victory over Nebraska
last week. the Oklahomans rated
a slight ~favorite. However Texas
was IN good physical shape, had
not been defeated this year, was
supposed 10 pack an abundance OF
reserve material and had the psy-
Geological advantage or winning r
majority Of the games previously
played between the traditional
rivals.
The game was the second major
intersectional attraction OF thr
Texas state fair In its large new
stadium.
The probable lineups
Oklahoma Pos. Texas
Ewing Peterson
Left End
Fields Cc) Doorl
Left Tackle
leel BauMRHrter
Left Guard
fOuhg Howle
Center
LEC emerson
Right Guard
Barry Cook
Right Tackle
Cherry Dubose
Right End
WILLS EIktT1s
Quarterback
hlIk Perkins
Left Halfback
warren ---.-..-.-- Shelley Co
Right Halfback
NasSdu kOt
Fullback
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TACKLE RECEIVERS
STOLEN A

CHICAGO, Oct. l8-R- Inc
automobile OF John X. Anderson,
assistant football coach AZ the
University Of Chicago was stolen
YESTERDAY. which fact. rlice said,
s,as not nearly 50 important as
what followed.
Anderson was riding on q street
q 4 few hours afterward when
~ saw an automobile. which ne
said was hts. going along the
Street He Jumped from the street
car. requisitioned a cab, overlook
49, driver OF the car and then
brought him down with 2 hard
tacEle when he took to his heels
The prisoner identified him
self to police as John ONeill.
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Scorpions Defeat Rangers IS to 0 ON Muddy Field

lSnecial Ia rae Herald

WIF|N1WR - @H~ @N~s|4IT
SAN BENITO, Oct. lS.-The
Saint-San Antonio Mopac baseball
double header scheduled for sun
day has been called off due 10 a
prolonged rain.
Members or the Saint nine said
that they would probably not
schedule further games.
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LINCOLN. England. -Fr-After
145 years the Lincolnshire "5tuffy-
Ball, established In 1885. will BE- dis
banded this year because of econom-
H. conditions. The dance has been
an annual fixture I'm this county.
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BIZ HARFOE
special 10 The Herald

MERCEDES, oct. 18.-Although
the field was slow. due to heavy
rains, the San Benito high school
Greyhounds showed that they were
not by defeating the Mercedes
Tigers. Is to 0, Friday afternoon
IL was principally a punting due
between Harwood Smith OF the
Hounds and @. Soils or the Tigers
Smith having a decided edge anc
being more certain Of his boots. He
also placed them better. Soils wa
pretty we'll rushed on his kicks.
The Hound playing seemed con
siderably improved. particularly II
the last three quarters.
The field was 50 wet that there
we're great pools OF water and the
ball had to be held at times |
keep II from floating away. Often
the players washed their hands
instead or wiping them or cloths.
Comedy
Comedy relief to the serious bus
mess OF scoring came al one time
out period when players resting O.
little islands called with p~iaintive
voices for water.
The first quarter was almost
wholly devoted to punting. Sa.
Benito gaining gradually with
Pace helping things along by block
ing n Mercedes boot.
Smith grabbed a partially block
Cd Mercedes punt early In the sec.
ond quarter for the first touch
down Of the game. Kick for poins
failed and the score was. 8 10 q
The next counter came only a min
NE later. Mersedes kicking of anr
san Benito punting. Mercedes
tunhled the punt and Pace fell or
the ball. skiddinE over the goa
line. Plunge for point failed. Score
10 to 0.
Sloan Shines
Mercedes kicked of and san Be
nito began TO run a little with thf
ball with success. Then there wa
an exchange OF punts. Bill SIoar
making a fine return OF one Mer
cedes boot. A further exchange q
ticks brouvht the ball still nearer
the Tiger goal where Carol Roo
erfs made a good return or a shor-
Tiger punt. Mercedes was penalizer
five yards and then Wright went
over for q touchdown. Plunge for
point failed and the score was. ~
70 0.
Much fumblinE marked the thir6
Quarter. and there were severa'
partially blocked punts. Mercede-
once threatening the San Benitr
goal The Tigers fumbled thei-
chances away. however, and Sar
Berito punted out or danger a,
the period ended.
Pace intercepted a Tiger pas,
early n the fourth period. There
was a succession OF furnbles and
punts- GREYHOUND forwards began
rushing TIGER backs more thar
ever. The Hounds got a big breat
when the TIGERS were penalized q
yards for cliDoinF near the middle
q the period Soils punt was short
Roberts tore around right end FOL
2 first down and then went over
Tor q counter. Kick for point fail
ca but Mercedes was offside and
point was allowed. Score. rs to D.
Fumhies
Fumbling continued. Cooke re.
covering one Tiger miscue. The
Hounds threatened 70 score twice
more before the period ended bu'
they had been weakened bv sub.
stitutions and the ball went ovei
on downs, once by inches. The
subs apparently did not know thei,
signals well.
The Hounds played without thu
services OF Clifton Burgess fullbacE
who has moved away. Allen Bowie
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e.5l-Sovel'- t1nn.l
T:3Q--Stgd4o tSoErd)
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Brownsville subs: Perez, Lesser
Lebowttz, Ball, Smith, Button
Cuellar. Dyer, Longoria. Scheid-
man.
First downs. Brownsville II. Sar
Antonio 8.
Touchdowns: Cabler. Pipkin
Newman. Perez. Ball. Atkins.
Scoring by Quarters:
brownsville -....... O s IL 1879
san Antonio $4,000. 0 0 O O. r
Officials: Martin m. L. Arricul-
turaN. referee: Dan Moody Bav
lori. headlinesman: STEPHENS CFIo-
rida), umpire and field Judge.
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Fuiiback
Substitutes. San Benito-von-
dera, Wright. Gilbert. Sanders.
Humble. Maddox, i. Bowie. Mer-
cedes-Lentz, A. Soils, William
HaRer.
Officials. Ca-ruthers. referee
MADDEN. umpire; McReynolds, head
linesman.
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eos. ---WsB---7s0

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
V 7n-Sports tScurd1
6.45--%oveity ll5m-)
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semester rule and Raymond Banks,
lineman.
Starting lineups
San Benito t25) Mercedes t0D
WEIGH Murray
Left End
Morgan Trolinger
Left Tackle
Gay Avtla
Left Guard
Cooke Etnire
Center
Butler Green
Right Guard
Pace Van Berg
Right Tackle
Billeu Barton
Right End
Sloan ..... ......... Q. Soils
Quarterback
Smith Keen
Left Halfback
Roberts Trousdale
Right Halfback
Anderson Wilson
Fuiiback
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ard ha could have waIkad scroxs
49, gasi rt-a
sheriff a-ftaru-ar "a ne 1,,r r.as
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fo,,ra that 4ba parrars 49, -
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Creyhounds Defeat Mercedes
By $50 Score on Slow Field

end ineligible under the ten
semester rule and Raymond Banks,
lineman.
Starting lineupS:
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-07-04

Miss Dorothy Peterson went 70
Scobey last Saturday for faxr
| Gays visit with her friend lean
Mcintyre. jean
MI. and Mrs. j. e. Wamsley and
day guests at the home of T D Pad
erson and family. Gu
stanley Lewis and Louis Riba
came the first of the week sc
pan FRANCISCO to spend vacations at
ehelr homes. The boys graduat Cd
hioih hlgh school there this year.
ole Risa of south of Redstona
49,, ~@a caller at the court house We'd
meSuay. He and his family LEA
Thursday for Valley CITY. their forI
iner nome, for a two weeks visit.
90
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Stegner and
MISS Mary Elizabeth Johnson left
Wednesday for Miles City to visit
at the parental home of Mrs Stap-
near and Miss Johnson for two
Juliette Garneau. ali studant ,,,, anu
at ST. Johns hospital at Fargo NJ
~ arrived Wednesday for a two
weeks visit with parents AND
friends. anu
Mrs. j. G. Debing and Mrs. F. d.
,,1ot leIt last Sunday morning by
5iotor Tor their old homes. Mrs.
HDgeDlns goes TO Minneapolis and Mrs.
Morck to Grafton, N. D.
". Z. Wagner, one of the big far
Iners on the reservation, was in This
CITY Monday securing hail Insurance
Mr.. wagner is farming about three
Thousand acres this year.
TOT Rent-Three room stucco
cottage, city water, full basement
i6xS2 with water drain. Water on
poth floor, heatrola heated. INQUIRE
Oh MRS. A. j. Moore Plentywood
Mrs. p. L. Collins and daughter
virginia were shopping here Tues
day from north of Raymond. Miss
Virginia has just returned from
uraho 6ap1ds, Mich, where she at
tended college last term.
Mrs. Eng Torstenson and Ronald
and Miss Rowena Stewart arrived
Sunday from Wolf Point to visit
their mother, Mrs. G. H. Stewart.
Mrs. Torstenson is chief operator at
the Wolf Point telephone exchange.
Mrs. D. M. MseInnes Of wo,f
Creek, Mrs. Chris Veis of Scobey
and Home Demonstration Agent
Miss Ada Wort, attended the Recre-
alton Leaders school at Glasgow.
June 1927 under the direction of
John Bradford. They report a very
enjoyable aus we'll as beneficial
meeting.
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When YOW
Children Cry
for It

Castoria is comfort when Baby
Is fretful. No sooner taken than the
little one is at ease. If restless, o
few drops seon bring contentment.
No harm done, for Castoria is baby
remedy, meant for babies. Perfectly
safe to give the youngest infant;
you have the doctors word for thatI
1t is a vegetable product and you
could use It every day. But it's I'm
an emergency that Castoria means
most. Some night when constipation
must be relieved-or collie Pains-or
othsr suffering, Never be without IL;
some mothers keep an extra bottle
unopened, to make sure there Wlr'
always be Castoria in the house. LII
IN s6ss&ive for older children, TOO
read the book that Genes with 1t.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-07-04
LOCAL MARKETS

- was home from viii
K q over sunday.
,.ose schumacher was d CARER
Ani from DoOley Monday
herr 40
~ curtin family moved In
Tie I nsitett house this week.
to the PicAe'' 90
Anderson was a Plenty
Rssnluss from Dagmar Monday
5000 90
,.bnson of Scobey was a
10y At the c. c. Johnston nome
sunday. 90
n Trndhjem and children
ME- Ts. = last Saturday from Portal
n Oak. 90
o..,op was a business caller
Theo unity U, seat Wednesday from
antelope -oo-
u.,s P. Madsen of Reserve was
h -nS caller at the court mouse
Monday
,o last Friday after a weeks
Der honi' the Risa home south of
Psdst0ne.
Gunderson of Reserve was
4 - visitor in the county me-
s-osolis Tuesday.
wv Oh
So and used tires at Tire Shop.
~" .Ss New Wayne Electric Re-
..rarstor. Tire Shop.
90
n. and Mrs. P. G. Neville return
NJ ~ e- week from a short business
IN 10 Whitefish.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-07-04
VOTE FOR
Geo. S. Wheeler
FOR
County Treasure
DEMOCRATIC TICKET


I hereby announce my candi-
dacy for the nomination for the
office of County Treasurer on
the Democratic Ticket, subject to
the will of the electors expressed
at the Primaries, Tuesday, July
Is, 1890.
IF am honored with the NOM
ination on the Democratic ticket,
will make an active campaign
for the election, and if elected I
will give the people Of Sheridan
county an honest, economical, ef-
ficient, and courteous admins
tration.
come to Plentywood in 1918,
and have resided here since, dur
ing which time I have been en-
p1oyed as janitor of the public
schools, and served the public
for six years in the capacity OF
Justice of the Peace of the P1en-
tywood Judicial District and Po-
lice Magistrate of Plentywood
the past three years.
have had several years ex-
perience in clerical work: serving
several years in newspaper work,
and several years as time keeper
and clerk in the employ of the
Rock Island Railroad company al
Des Moines Iowa.
GEO S. WHEELER.
Your vote and support will be
appreciated.
Primaries: Tuesday, July 18th
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VOTE FOR
Fred Stone
for
County Assessor
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

PRIMARIES JULY Is, 1880
hereby announce my candi-
dacy for the nomination for the
office of County Assessor on the
Democratic Ticket subject to the
dispositions of the Democratic
electors at the Party Primaries
on Tuesday, July 18th.
If nominated, L will be an ac-
tive candidate for election at the
General Election in November.
In presenting my candidacy TO
the consideration of the electors,
submit the following infor7na-
ton about myself and my quail
fications for the office to which
7 aspire:
was born in Denmark 90
years ago. I come to this coun-
try when was 18 years Of age,
where engaged for 9 years in
city contracting. then moved
engaged in business for z years,
when come 60 the westby
country and took a homestead, 40
years ago, where I and my wife
have farmed and resided ever
since. In 1891, while living in
chicago, was married, our
children are grown up and grad
uated from high schools and uni
versities. For the past seven
years have been Clerk of school
District No. "a.
I ann, 7 feel, qualified 30 requit
tne duties of the office OF Coun-
" Assessor, and IL elected I
promise the people OF Sheridan
county an honest and efficient
administration Of the affairs OF
that office.
Sincerely,
FIRED STONE.
Our vote ana support win pa
appreciated.
lPoiltical advertisement
Pafo Tor by Fred Stene)
't'sitiisssa
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For COUNTY ASSESSOR

l wish to announce that l have
filed as a candidate for the office
of County Assessor of Sheridan
County, Montana, subject to the
approval of the voters at the Re
publican primaries to be held July
18th, 1880.
AS Deputy Assessor 1 have as
sessed all of the cities and towns
in Sheridan County for 1880. If
elected I promise a faithful per-
Torrance of the duties of my Of
flee.
Your vote and support at the
primaries will be greatly appreci-
.ated.
Alfred Jensen,
Dagmar, Mont.
paid Political Adv
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Sunny Smiles" All Club
Meets With Mrs. Collins

The Sunny Smiles All Club held
their first meeting at the home of
their local leader, Mrs. A. B. Col
Inns. At this meeting we re-organiz-
ed first and second year work and
elected officers as follows:
President, Pearl Larter; Vice
President, Ruby Byers; Secretary
Treasurer, Mabel Larter; Song and
Yell Leader. Blanche Void; Reporter,
Edith Larter.
CIR lime oath. we met at Mrs.
Colllhs again ana started our sew
ing project for the year.
Mabel Nelson was a VISITOR at our
Club. Edith Larter, Reporter.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-07-04
Frank Guenther Honored
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One of the pleasant social events
which was overlooked in last week S
that of a bridge party given at the
Frank Guenther home in honor of
his birthday when twenty of
Franks friends gathered in a sur
prise visit to help him celebrate his
anniversary Friday evening, June
goth. Five tables of bridge were in
play until midnight, Earl Cosper
winning the gentleman's prize for
high score and Mrs. Ray White, the
lady's prize. After the play, Mrs.
Guenther served a delicious lunch
to the guests who after wishing
Frank many moer such happy events
left for their respective homes.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-07-04

Glendive-UP-Easte Montana's
building program is maintaining it's
rapid pace set earlier in the year.
store and office building by the Tx
change State bank.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-07-04
Miss Ruby Johnson Hostess
Comp1imenting Miss Simonson-

Friday evening, Miss Ruby John
son, at her home was hostess at a
party honoring her guest, Miss Eve
Ign Simonson of Leroy. MINI. Four
tables of bridge were in play until
eleven o'clock when dainty refresh
ments were served. For bridge,
] Miss Margaret Barner received a
prize for high score. Miss Lucille
Goodman, second, and Miss Ruth
Johnson held low score.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-07-04
Dinner Honoring Miss
Maroaret McNu1tv-

Miss Catherine McNulty was hos
tess at dinner at her home Wednes-
day evening at six o'clock, honoring
her riece, Miss Margaret McNulty
The invited guests were Margaret
McNulty, Miss Ruby Johnson Miss
Evelyn Simonson, Miss Juliette Gar
neau, Miss Catherine Marion, Miss
Marion Connole, Miss Harriet Con-
mole, Mrs. G. +. Christensen and
Mrs. Francis McNulty.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-07-04
Nimble Fingers All Club
Meets at Hardersen Home

The Nimble Finger All Club held
its sixth meeting at the Hans Har-
dersen home on June 18th. Every
body had her dress or pjamas made.
Several visitors were present. At
ter the business meeting was over,
Mrs. Hardersen served a nice lun-
cheon.