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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27
KOCH SLATED
AS STARTER
Atkins, Wilson and Shelley
Are Other Texans With
Western Club

SAN FRANCISCO. De- TIFF
A western team OF zl-s-a-s faced
q team Of eastern topnotchers IN
Kezar Stadium today n the sixth
annual renewal or San Franctsco's
Fridiron charity classic. Proceeds
nF the gage % 10 the 5h-iner's
criDpled chsldren's hospital.
Tie fasteners had the oppo--
trnltv o. balancing their record Of
airs and losses For the first three
years tire western eleven was VIC
E1ricus. while the fasteners have
Ecn the last tEc games
P-e-game speculation favored the
east rs squad listed among Us
ranks such stars as Len MzcaIus0.
Cozgzte 1u-InzcE and high scorer O.
the east. Hank Br1der- Northwest
err hzif5ack ace. Tony Siano. pow
erfui Fc-dham center. George Van
Eibber. Purdue tackle. and many
others
The wes< looked 70 lis aerial at
tack FOR us offensive threat al
though the line crashing ability OF
Earring jim" Bauseh. University
c. Kansas fullback. was not dis
counted
Coaches OF the squads were
cautious IT their pre-gaDe state
r1ents-
Probable Ineups:
EzS- Pos West
r. Baker, NV $500 McKaIl1p, Ore
Left End
LubrztoT1ch- Wis -BroadStore. Web
Left Tackle
Doyle. Colgate $3.50 Beckett. Calf
Left Guard
Sane. F0-dham Atkins. = c
Center
TcocEc-th. NV -. Koch. Baylor
Right Guard
Van Bibber. Purdue -S7esdel. o C.
Right Tackle
Gantenbein. WS---F- Wilson O. Q
Right End
= Baker. PItrs----J- wilson. Baylor
K1z-terozck
Eruds-. NV 1890 Shelley. i u
LET. Half
Hart. Colgate ------ Mills. Okla
Right Half
A44-Z44>9. O1AE4lG- A&AA-
FulIbzck
Eastern aIrsrnsteS-Erds. Bates.
Western Maryland: P~nsenZTeiz.
rere1e Tech. E-v. Iowa. VinrsEt-
Vale Guards Itrehzn- Eals- S-Tb-
Cl10 SAT. center Ezr-e- 5Tr-
aE1se: qaarrerbzck F0gartF.
Brown. haIfba-kS- Wlaele-- Nj
rhiran- BrockEeEe-- Minnesota
TuI-harkx- Gar6ne-. ViIlar1vs-
western alts-nates-En6S- Edo
Inv- G. Mz-y'S- Ir1Z. S7I-h1-l
Mrefncdzs-- tackles B0Eue- Stan
|fcrd. Christensen Oregon guards
C0-ne-1- Oregon G-een5erg- Nee
raxka- center TaSSi. Santa Clara
Quarterback Doyle. g. MarTs.
|halr1acks- Clark Stanford: Ki.Z-
miller Oregon fnIThask- La1ge-
BAKER
CsfErsa-z- Referee Herb Dzrs-
|Nehrzska- unoi-e. Bod Evans. Nil
Linen. head -ineSman- ice Limp.
|Cnscaro. field judge. Tcn-- Ftz-
|pz--5ck- Utah
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27

enc staged OF Christmas Day. drill
IL them il offensive plays. feat
url1z : smashing running attack.
ard removing any doubts from
their mind hat they faced : hap
ID p-cr-c-
While I'll the m.d-Ee5. s1-ad OF
. TaS On hand. the crew O. south
EeS Representatives remained In
complete. Clsy Is members going
through their first workout q
Sct-hen Methodist University sta
Li-n under direction ar Coaches
M1-Ie- Jennings OF Baylor UniTer-
sity and Fred Tno-Ss1 CT Ar5a1-
SIS University
The southwest team Till not C
compete u--l arrival of Buddy
Hickman halifax frcn the Univ
GRITTY CT Tennessee and Leroy Be
thea bz-E-ield ace from the Univ
crsi-- or Florida late s~a11-1c1z-
along with several stars who plan
GU r-av II = Pacific Coast cane and
1ttarn 10 Dallas o. aI-plzne-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27
Texas Grid Stars Meet in East-West Game Today
ALL-STARS, FORMER MICKS
ARE TO BATTLE SATURDAY

Los ANGELES Dee -T-#
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HAWAII Flight Hero
To Become Benedict

SAN ANTONIO. Dec 77-F-
Although IL admitted intentions
- NARY Lad been fled g Boerle
last Tuesday. Lieut. Lester j. Mat
land instructor g Kelly Feld Elo
winged lis WY 70 fame Ehsl r
Tex Al army aI-1-are from san
Francisco 70 Hawaii declined TO-
oar q say RhFr ne and M Eath-
Sen MrDeTL0-- o. San Antonio
VII o married Mrs NcDs--o-t T.
TIE daughter q Ms william T.
NcIrzrlS and formerly was the
EIEe or Carl MrDe-Tc--
Mrs LcNranus also declined .
discuss he- daughters plarS -15a--
C-cSe friends C the family. h5E-
ever said ne welding VII take
Place about January Il
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PROMOTE
TITULAR BOUT
Jack Proposes Elimination
Between Strib, Primo,
Sharkey, ~Schmeling

NEW YORK. Dec q P-sck
Dempsey has stepped back into the
lEei-Eh- o. heavyweight boxing
but MOI . : fighter The former
Champion although c-l-iciStrE TIE
current crop CT h-ezTTwelEl-S be-
cause the cnes that ought C. fight
each ether don't agz1n refused C
say YES cE no II reply 70 cueStl7ls
concerning q return 70 the r--E
when lie came back 10 NeE yc-E
after = IoLg absence
Dempsey = concerned p-lrElz-
y with ITO businesses l0E- pro-
noting fights and acting Is guest
referee and his present visit hzE
ID do with the former task SoC-
after his arrival - Eas close-al
with william = Cztey fcr 4 con
ference that wES understood tD
concern a possible hD1k-up f1- IA
heavyweight battle g E-z-aI bzE
10 announcement was -o--hr---
ing
he spoke F1lablT q rs expert
enoeS and profits - q lE r.
.eree. his engagements are 10
numerous thai &c has I'd Use air.
planes 70 EEt fr1l one . another
And tlEy are . rg~rElErl-Ee tla-
he would have 60 give - @ en-
r25Ener-s and about s-EBl9 Il
ices IL r. should a=ree % help t-
Madison Square Ca--E- manage
men- promote Z L-a-ll Eg-- 80
February
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make ID the suggested pr1E-zz C
q February bout b--Teen jar
SharEey and Young Stirling e.
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championship S-lz-l1n lie prD-
posed adding P--n0 C-----a ~ "A
three-Eay elimination series. IL
winner u meet Max S--EA-Z-
To- the title. and added that -
would Ike d make . ed CT RS
own g hid the s--5 Ill Chl-zE1.
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Christmas Dinners
Are Served To sec

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Wildcats Not Hit
By Depression

CHICAGO Dec fit The
business depression hasn't caught
ID with football receipts q
Northwestern University
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with receipts OF &T6000. = Vas
announced today TIE average
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1873 when the receipts TEre SAT-
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The Washington times., 1930-09-04
nninn Gun Life Thomas Lpon
SHAMROCK Y.
HIS LATEST
HOPE

NEW YORK, Sept, 4.-Having
slipped his tea with more glow
ing anticipation than sugar dur
ing the past 10 years, Sir Thomas
Upton, sublime old gentleman Of
Great Britain Is about to cast
wearisome eyes on what he and
most of the world pray is the full
fillment of his hearts desire-the
winning of the America Cup. HIS
Shamrock races Enterprise, the
United States defending boat, In
the first of the series on Septern-
ber IL.
The 83-year.old millionaire tea
merchant has been a plucky pro-
ponent of destiny's caprices ever
since 1899, when he first endeav-
ored to grasp the highly priced
mug; now he invites fate again
and is perfectly content to add
more fuel to the furnace which
has licked up over $4,000, 900 Of
his fortune in the frenzy OF
achieving his intention.
The noted cup which Upton has
perpetually craved was originally
won by a Comdr. John C.. Stew
ems, of Hoboken. N. j., once com.
modore of the New York Yacht
Club. Stevens retained the trophy
for several years and in 1857 pre-
sented 1t to the Yacht Club to
keep and maintain.
On four previous attempts Sir
Thomas has sailed the seas with
his Shamrocks and all four yes
sells have been so successful Sir
Thomas scrapped them all for
Shamrock v. In October, 1899.
Columbia, of the U. S. A.. bested
the first Shamrock three out OF
five; in 1901 again Columbia
overwhelmed a Shamrock, taking
three straight from the II: in
1903 Reliance outmaneuvered
another namesake, once more sail
ing all strikes and no balls.
Tommy" Upton, as the noble
sir prefers being intimately
termed. decided upon another ef-
fort in 1914, but England's en-
trance into the war sounded his
temporary finish. In 1920, how.
ever, Upton ordained Shamrock
l. " to do or don't, and it didn't.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
j. s. POLO|STS'
LOSE TEST

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The
opening game Of the tenth inter
national polo series between the
United States and Great Britain
is but two days away, and con-
sternation reigns in both the
American and British ranks.
In the American, because the
team which is expected to carry
the standard Of Uncle Sam into
battle was beaten yesterday by
a Red team, II goals to 8, in the
final tuning.up for the big four.
In the British. because the
quartet which is practically GER
tain to be chosen for duty Sat
urday could beat a IS goal side
yesterday only by the very thin
margin Of three goals.
As q consequence Of the
11-S defeat administered to
Tommy HitchcOck's Whites
The Washington times., 1930-09-04

It is the Wardman Park Hotel
annual invitation, which will be
a big Touring affair this year,
with all the "bigga boys and
girls" of Washington tennis wav-
ing the imitation snow shoes
alone and in pairs. For the first
time in the history of the tourna-
ment. doubles competition is in
cluded for both men and women.
Esteban Vergess, crack Spanish
tennis pro of the hotel, expects
every ranking player in the city
among the entries. including
Dooly Mitchell, last years Singles
winner. Bob Considine, Eddie Yoe-
mans and Tom Mangan will op-
pose him. .
Phoebe Moorehead, who cap.
tured the woman's title In 1929,
will not take the courts in de-
fense of her crown, but Frances
Krucoff, Ruth Martinez, Corinne
Frazier and Frances Walker, all
of whom have been playing ex-
'ceptional tennis all season, will
enter,
The tournament starts Sep
tember 13, with the finals listed
for Saturday, September 20.
e. In the meantime the Argyle
Country Club opens its an
nual mems singles tOurna-
Inent next Saturday. Play
will continue on Sunday and
is expected to conclude the
following weekend.
The winner receives the Argyle
trophy, previously won by Jack
Dudley and Lewis Bates.
Eddie Yoemans permitted the
overly eager Alan Staubly to err
himself into defeat, 6-3, 8-6
"a. and so became this years
Capital City League singles cham.
pion. Yoemans directed his re.
turns to Staubly's overhead and
the latter tipped them back Tar
out of bounds.
Carnegie York and George
Considine and Manuel Zamora
and Major Rafael Garcia were
forced to postpone play for the
Capital City doubles title yester
day, with the formers taking the
first set. S-6, and the Filipinos
grabbing the second, 60. The
match will be concluded today
at 3 o'clb bck on the Potomac Park
courts.
Ycrk and Considine had
previously won from Addison
Grant and Kurt KrauBe. eAs
The Washington times., 1930-09-04

53, 2-6, 3-6, 6-S, by tax.
ing the final set after the
match had been postponed
from the day before.
Comdr. C. C. Gill, prominent
in Navy net circles, will accom-
pany Clarence ChareSt, defending
national veterans champion, to
the National Veterans tourna.
ment which opens at Forest Hills
Monday. This will give the Dis
trict two representatives. Gill has
shown fine form all season.
Zamora and Baradi successfully
defended their Filipino Club
doubles title yesterday, when they
took the measure of Rulloda
singles champion, and Pimentel
96, Ga. Ga, on the Monu
ment courts.
Mixed doubles and mems
doubles are on the card In today'l
F'ilipino-D. C.. tennis champion
ships at the Monument courts
Only two matches were playec
yesterday. Schedule and sum
ularies:
PAIRINGs FOR TODAY
Monument COuFtR-DOuhlea
6 a. m.-Silva and Zamora VS.. Eu
genio and Piniera.
p. m.-Rulloda and Ancheta vs.
Tomelden and Moran.
Mixed Doubles
n. --Miaa Rnrk0 and X. N SilyS
VS.. Erana and partner; Mr.. and Mrs
C. A. Carball0 VS.. Tomelden and part
ner: Mrs. VilIalon and Garcia vs.
ZamOra and partner. Miss Hurvey anC
Piniear VS.. Miss Walsh and EugeniO
Consolation Singles
f. a. mn. Baradi vs.. v. q. Bunuan
SORsOlatlOn Singles
Cruz defeated P. G. VillaIon So
81; F. NJ. Piniera defeated f. J
Silva, 6--3, 60
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
SiLUer Spring Giants
Book Chicago Girls

The Silver Spring Giants enter
tain another girls team Sunday.
This time its the Chicago Bloomer
Girls and the scene will be the
Silver Spring Stadium" at 3
o'clock.
Grubb's team lost out to the
New York Bloomer Girls earlier
in the season in a game which
attracted the largest crowd to
ever assemble in the suburban
this year.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
Wn1sted Grill Nine
In Banquet Tonight

Jean Sexton, assistant football
coach at George washington Uni
versity, will be the principal
speaker at the Olmsted Grill base
bah teams banquet tonight at
the Olmsted Grill at $50 o'clock.
The OlmstedS won the Section
A championship of the Capital
City Senior League, but lost out
in the finals with the c. A.
O'BrienS. Section B winners.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
WERBER SEEN
AS REGULAR
Continued From Page 2l)
it Is thought he would play
greatly improved ball.

1t Is thought ne would play
greatly improved ball.
Though displaying pc n ma n t
win n in g optimism outwardly
Washington club players are
really concentrating on a 1880
second place finish.
With less than a month to go
the Griffmen are trailing Connie
Mack's Athletics by a six-and-a-
half-game margin. They are lead
ing New York by a similar edge.
Since coping the runner-up po-
Sition will yield about 81, 200 per
player, the boys are eager to sew
up their argument with New
York. ~
Intent upon gaining at least an
even break during the current
series here, Walter johnson was
set to send Irving Hadley to the
box today. Either Herb Pennock
or Henry johnson were scheduled
to represent Bob Shawkey.
Although he has already
accepted four thumpings
from the Washington club,
PennOCk has pitched COM
sistentIy good ball in every
appearance against the Griffs
this season.
BY breaking even with the
Yankees here. washington will
all but clinch second place, leav-
ing the Shawkeys with nothing
more than mathematical
chance, and a poor one at that,
Of pacing Philadelphia.
For the first time since he
Joined the Washington club, back
in 1928, Sam Jones took a bow
before the New York Yankees
on the home field yesterday.
Bill Dickey'S potent bat, which
maced out a home run and two
triples while sending over six
runs, proved Jones undoing.
Burke, who relieved Jones after
the damage was done, was air
tight over the rest Of the route.
washington forged ahead
with q run in the second,
when Dave Harris connected
into the left field seats for the
circuit.
Then some slip-Shod defensive
work. along with Dickey'S home
run to deepest center with two on
called five Rms and sent the resi-.
dents ahead to stay in the third.
Eddie wells held tight for New
York until the ninth. Then, with
two out, he was ratified from the
peak ana relieved by Lou McEvoy
when Washington scored six times.
Joe CrOnin. enterpriSing shortstop,
climaxed this frame with home
run into the left field stands with
Ruel on.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
ID. C.. Grid Products
Go to Mt. st. MnrU'S

Jake Farrell, Frank Holland,
Tom Brew, Joe Lynch and Mike
Tracy, former luminaries on
ID. C. prep and high school
elevens, left today for Mt. st.
Mary's which starts practice next
week.
Farrell, despite his lack Of
weight, is considered as q fine
prospect for center by Red Nal.
i0y, 81. Mary's coach.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
st. Marys Celtics List
fredericksburg ELkS

The st. Mary's Celtics entertain
the powerful Fredericksburg Elks
Sunday at Baggett's Stadium.
Alexandria, at 3 o'clock.
The Celtics will be out for
revenge as the Elks won out
earlier in the season by a 4-to-2
count. +
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
MERCURYS MEET

The Mercury eleven will make
plans for the coming football
season at q meeting next MOD
day night at ace @ 81. 8 W.. at
9 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
Many Tournaments Keep
D. G.. Net Stars Busy
By GINO SINH

Washington racqueters will have big tennis rodeo
of less purely local nature in which they may battle
each other with great enthusiasm and earnegtness.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
CoLoMIALS WANT GAMES

Colonial Pewees want games.
Teams interested eall Georgia
A2o3.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
WHEATON NINE WILLING

The Wheaton nine is seeking
games for Saturday and Sunday
Call Manager Carmack. Kensing.
ton 94-J.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
WANT SUNDAY GAME

The Shady Oak nine wants a
,ganC for Sunday. Call Lincoln
&i3e between 2 and . o'clock.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
CREEK P|NMEN
ADD Z TEAMS

Duckpin bowling is spreading
rapidly among the Greek-Amer-
leans Of the city if the steady
rise of the Ahepa Bowling League
can be taken as q criterion.
The Ahepans will have eight
teams this year, an increase Of
two. The two new teams are
LycourgaS and Leonidas. The
league started with four teams
four years ago. but soon in
creased torsix. and the officials,
highly enthuSed over the excel
lent turnout last year, are look
ing forward to making it a H.
team league in the near future.
The officers, most Of whom
have held office since the league
was organized. are Pericles Pas
Gales, president: Peter Ginaris,
vice president; Louis Chaconas,
treasurer, and Gus olacoS. Secre-
tary-scorer. It was Places dill
gence and enthusiasm which
brought about the organization OF
the league.
The Ladies Federal Duck
pin League will hold q meet
ing a. the Arcadia alleys to
nigh, according to an an
nONncement by Doris Good
all, president. All team man.
ayers are requested to be
present.
The Ladies District Pin League
is also Carded to gather at the
Arcadia alleys tonight. Teams
wishing franchises are requested
to send representatives.
The East Washington Church
Bowling League will meet at Con.
vention Hall next Tuesday night,
at 8 o'clock. Churches seeking
franchises are requested to SEND
delegates or notify Mr.. Sands,
410 Eleventh st. N. e.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04

Both defense committees must
make their lineups known by to-
morrow at 5 p. m.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04
Leading Hitters
AMERICAN Ii
NATIONAL LEAGUE

by the second.string Reds at
Sands Point, and the made
quate 8-5 victory chalked up
by the BritOns over ROslyn
at Meadow Brook, the door is
wide open today for Specula-
ton on the ultimate lineups.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04

53, -6, 3-6, 6-3, by tax.
ing the final set after the
match had been postponed
from the day before.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04

Among other things, Il 10
felt, that the strain Of play.
ing " holes i'm two days Is q
severe drain on . players
nervous system. While scores
from tO6ay'S rounds may indi.
cate q lover total than 3O5,
II is the current opinion that
tOmOrrOw's play will find the
cores running uniformly
higher, and thus bring II up
Go that total.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04

Ycrk and Considine had
previously won from Addison
Grant and Kurt KrauBe, 6s
The Washington times., 1930-09-04

Although he has already
accepted four thumpings
from the Washington club,
PennOCk has pitched COM
sistentIy good ball in every
appearance against the Griffs
this season.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04

On several of the succeed
ing holes Bennett also found
his bali I'm trouble as the re-
suit of the jinx that seemed
to carry his apparently well
hit shots right into the most
difficult possible lies.
The Washington times., 1930-09-04

The Ladies District Pin League
is also Carded to gather at the
alleys tonight. Teams
franchises are requested
to send representatives.