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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-15
LONG TERMS IMPOSED
Two Youths Given Heavy Sentences
on Tire Theft Charge.

Twelve hours after their convic-
ton for stealing a tire. Harold De
Hoff, Is. and Norman, IS, his
brother, of GA South West street,
today were serving sentences in the
state farm. Harold received a sixty
day sentence and Harold six months
Imprisonment, in addition to 500
fine, in municipal court three,
Thursday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-15
EVERS0N LAUDS TROOPS
Indiana National Guard Units
Praised for Review Showing.

BB Times Special
CAMP KNOX, KY, Aug. 15.-In-
diana national guard units received
commentator today from Major
General William G. Everson, United
States militia bureau chief, and
other staff officers for their show
ing in the annual camp review here
Thursday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-15
COURSE RECORD
SHOWS WAY IN
TOY GOLF MEET
Theodore Siener Beats Par
Seven Strokes in Times
Tournament.

Setting a new course record for
his second 10 holes, Theodore
siener, 140 North Delaware street,
led Thursday nights elimination
round players in The Times city
wide toy golf tournament with
brilliant 81.
Siener was in trouble on the first
10 holes Of his round and scored a
40, two over par at the difficult
Plaza course, Pennsylvania and
Michigan streets. However. he set
a terrific pace on the second 18 for
a card Of 80. lie had two holes in
one, four IS and twelve Is. Gilbert
Malone with 95 was the other man
at the Plaza to win his way into
the championship flight.
Miss Leonard Is Low
Miss Louise Leonard's 104 showed
the way to the women players and
Miss Marcella Smith and Florence
Brown tied for the other women's
place in the title flight with lot
scores. They will play of the tie
before first round title matches.
At the Amos and Andy course,
Keystone avenue and Allisonville
road. Miss Jeanne Schlosser
showed the way to both women
and men with a score Of SO, one
over par. Miss Virginia Quigg was
the other woman winner. with SO,
and w. A. Baker and Ted Wolf,
with 90s. were the men winners.
Eight Low Tonight
The four Plaza winners, the four
Amos and Andy winners and eight
low women and men in tonight's
play at the Test building and
Tenth and Emerson courses will be
paired for the match play next week.
Complete scores of Thursday
nights play:
The Washington times., 1930-03-12
How To Bring Comfort
TO Stiff Swollen Joints

Z
Many remedies fail but Joint Ease
usually succeeds.
Its purpose Is to help sore, ach-
ing. painful Joints. whether in ankle
knee, hip. elbow. shoulder. finger or
spine.
Joint-Ease brings comfort to stiff.
inflamed creaky joints 30 quickly
you'll probably be astonished.
You'll like Joint-Ease because It
is pleasant to use and Is a counter
irritant that quickly relieves con-
gestion and inflammation.
Just rub 1t in horouRhly-its pen.
etrating qualities, speedily get to
the seat of the pain.
Sold by, druggists all over Ameri-
ca with the distinct understanding
that 1t must fully satisfy or money
back. Ask Peoples Drug Stores
what their customers think Of
The Washington times., 1930-03-12
DISPLAYS
HYBRID BULBS

The seventeenth annual
amaryllis show Of the Department
of Agriculture opened today at
the departments greenhouses,
Fourteenth and B Streets North
west. It will be open to the
public each day from 8 a. m. to
8 p. m, closing on the night Of
March 10. 4
The bulbs now In flower are
all hybrids originated by the de-
partment and are the results Of
the cross pollination OF Ia
varieties imported from England
in 1909. epsSa
There are 1900 bulbs in the
exhibition, ranging in age from
two to Is years, each plant
bearing from one, to six flower
stems, with from two to seven
flowers on each stem. A number
Of the seedlings are Towering for
the first time. -
The showing Of amawllis In
such. numbers Is not attempted
elsewhere in this country, accord.
ing to the department.
The Washington times., 1930-03-12
BUSINESS DRIVE
ISPLANNED

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March Ia
II the members Of the chamber
Of commerce in annual meeting
Friday night, March 81, concur
In action taken yesterday by the
board of directorT, an organiza-
ton replacing the present cham
Der and constructed throughout
On modern lines will concentrate
upon a limited number Of actiVi-
ties, headed by the development
Of industry and warehousing and
civic improvement.
. The report recommends that
emphasis be heaviest on the build
ing up of the industries and
warehouses now existing in the
city; second, upon the attraction
of new industries and distribut-
Ing concerns; and it is pointed
out that all sorts of improve
fnents for civic welfare, including
efforts to benefit nearby agri-
culture, are fundamental to
manufacturing and commercial
growth.
A business manager would be
engaged and would work with the
committee on business develop
rnent. A drive for memberships,
managed by an agency, would be
put on late in May to finance
these activities.
Work by scores of citizens
through many weeks has brought
matters to the stage represented
by their recommendations. Last
October about 25 of the younger
men dined together, discussing
for four hours Alexandria's pos
sihilities and the measures need.
full for their realization.
The outcome was the appoint
ment Of a committee, with D. C.
Book as chairman, to walt upon
the chamber directors and re-
quest conferees. The response
was the creation of a committee
of six directors and six other
members of the chamber, which
elected as chairman, P. Barton
Phillips.
The Washington times., 1930-03-12
Germany Withdraws
Plane Subsidy

BERLIN, March IL d.N.S9s--
Charging the reich with an at
tempt Of judicial murder" the
Rohrbach Works, famous for their
all-metal "Romar Flying Boats"
announce their imminent death"
by the hand Of the reich man.
istry of traffic, meaning that q
bankruptcy Is inevitable, unless
they are granted government sub
sides.
Rohrbach claims that 100000
marks are due him out Of govern
ment funds voted by the reichs-
tag for the support Of the air
plane industry. Out of these
funds 100000 marks were allotted
The Washington times., 1930-03-12

Il the Rohrbacn Works, Of which
100, 900 were paid.
The ministry Of traffic holds
that considering the general fl.
nancial plight Of the reich the
government could cancel the sub
sides at any time because they
were not bound by contract to
pay.
Accusing the ministry Of parti.
ality and undue preference given
to other airplane works Rohr.
bach, in q communique to- the
press, bitterly complains that the
Reich ruins the works at a time
when the foundation Of the Metal
Flying Boat Corporation of New
York promised favorable business
in the nearest future"
The Washington times., 1930-03-12
Folk Songs Feature
Glee Club Concert

Folk songs will be featured in
the third annual concert Of the
Elizabeth Somers Glee Club Of
Washington, to be given Tuesday
at 8 p. m. at the Y. w. c. A.
Building, Seventeenth and K SITS.
NV.
The concert, directed by Miss
Lucy Clark Street, will have as
principals Alice Allen Merrell,
Evelyn Scott and Catherine Ben
son. There are 80 members Of
the club.
The Washington times., 1930-03-12
Coolidge Doctor Pays
SIS for Bright Lights

DR.. James F. Coupal, physician
to former President Coolidge, last
night forfeited IS collateral at
First precinct on a charge Of daz-
cling headlights.
DR.. Coupal. who gave his ad-
dress as 1924 K ST., N. W., was
handed a ticket at Fifteenth St.
and New York Ave. N. W., by
Traffic Policeman H. D. Thomas.
The Washington times., 1930-03-12
jailed Woman Begins
Twelfth Day of Fast

PARIS, March IL CU.SD-oeaf
and nearly blind, Madame Hanau,
accused of mulcting hundreds Of
Frenchmen In q "Ponzi scheme" {"
entered the twelfth day of her hun.
ger strike today.
The Washington times., 1930-03-12
80 IN TREASURY
T0L0SE JOBS

The immense task. Of changing
the size Of United States currency
is nearing an end, it was indi.
Gated yesterday when it was
learned that 90 women employed
in the Treasury Department to
count old paper money will be
dismissed March 81.
The women, employed last
summer, were temporary work.
ers, to be discharged February, /,
but the time was extended. They
are in the National Bank Re.
demption Agency Of the Treas.
urer's office.
The new bills have become so
popular that the regular staff of
women counters now is deemed
sufficient. The bulk Of the work
apparently is over. with few large
national bank notes outstanding
The large bills are expected
gradually to come in
The Washington times., 1930-03-12
q DON'T LIKE
GIRLS WITH BLEMISHES"

Girlsl You won't have an en-
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blackhead to mar your lovely
skin IL you use this wonderful
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overnight. 1t contains:
Phenol. to remoUe Infection
Sulphur. to clear aud heal skin
Menthol to sootlte sore, TGtc ttssae
Just ask your druggist for Rowle's
Mentho sulphur. Clears the skin
right I'D. Keeps 1t beautifully
clear and smooth. Nothing better
for blemishes, itching torture, dry,
scaly skin, eczema and other skin
troubles. Safe to use. Amazingly
successful. Get jar Of Rowle's
Mentho Sulphur-todayl
The Washington times., 1930-03-12

Satisfy y0ur many home and office
needs through the use Of the BUSINESS
SERVICE DIRECTORY Of tOday's
Times Classified Ads.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
EAGLE GIRLS
WIN ANOTHER
Brownsville Cops Boys
Doubles; Harlingen
The Singles

The Brownsville and Harrington
boys split the county tennis titles
between them here Saturday when
Ray Murray OF Harrington defeated
Jack Ferguson IN the singles and
Ferguson and Love Of Brownsville
defeated Murray and Brennan in the
doubles.
Murray took the singles in the
morning game rs, %. rs. and GA.
The match was characterized by
hard play by both OF the boys. Muir
ray outplayed Ferguson just enough
TO nose him out. FerguSon's play
was exceptional but the Seadiness
and net play Of Murray won out.
In the doubles. the Brownsville
boys clearly established themselves
as champions Of the county. IN this
game Ferguson and Murray played
their usual hard game. Love was
very erratic for the first set and
continually throughout the three
sets seemed to be a bit off his usual
good game. Ferguson and Love
showed team play and made no dou-
bic plumbers as is usually the case
in high school double teams. The
scores were O., 6-3 and 6-3.
All three sets were played within
an hour and a half. There were
several brilliant net rallies made by
Ferguson, Love and Murray.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06

LA FERIA. April 5-The Browns
vile girls and the La Feria boys
won the Cameron county champion
ships at playground baseball in
tournaments conducted here Satur-
day. FL Jardin o the event for
class "B" boys.
The La Feria boys eliminated San
Benito in the opener and Rio Hondo
in the finals. Rio Hondo defeated
the Brownsville boys in the first
game.
The Brownsville girls made a clean
sweep Of their athletic events in the
county meet. They captured the
tennis and voiley ball titles al
Harrington Thursday.
They defeated San Benito in the
baseball final by a score Of 20 to 9
They won their semi-final from
Point Isabel 20-i0 and the opener
from Rio Hondo 2i-7.
The following Eagle girls took
part in the games: K. Cherry. z
Cherry. NJ. Goodrich. J.. Scanlon, M
L. Garcia. c. Willow, A. Soils. A
Barrera. NJ. Dudley. Z. Yates. c
Barber. G. Bennett. =. Mccarthy. r
Tabor. M. v. Taylor. d. Blum and
E. Fernandez.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
CHIEFS WOULD
BAN STALLINC
Coaches Propose Seven New
Rules for Basketball
Contests

CHICAGO. April 5.-tP-The Ma
tional Association Of Basketball
Coaches today drew up a set of
seven proposals to halt stalling and
to speed up the game.
The proposals will be submitted
to the National Joint Rules COM
mittee next spring by coach Walter
Meanwell or Wisconsin. The AsSo-
cations committee proposes that III
case one team holds the ball IN the
back court without keeping Ii In
motion, that a jump ball shall be
called If a member Of the defense
comes within a yard Of the man
holding the ball in play after a
lapse Of only five seconds.
Other suggestions read:
That time out shall not termin-
ate between the calling or a foul
and the shooting OF a free throw.
until the ball actually leaves the
hands Of a free thrower.
The ten second time limit shall
continue to prevail after the free
thrower has been given the ball on
the free throw line.
The stalling shall be DESIGNATED
as the failure OF a team that Is
behind in the score 70 play agrees
sive basketball and that such &C
ton in refusing to take the ball
away from the offense shall be
known as unsportsmanlike play or
coaching.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
owl METERS
DOWN ACCIES
O'Banion Only Farmer To
Exc Out Victory Over
Star Racketeers

HOUSTON. Tex. April ST.
Rice's smashing tennis team here
today soundly trounced the Texas
Aggies five matches to one.
Captain Jake Hess OF the Owls
scored the cleanest victory OF the
afternoon. setting Storey. Houston
boy, down in two straight sets, 60,
60.
OBannon OF the Aggies counted
the only triumph for his school de-
feating Norman Schwarz, 6-s, 6-I,
60.
Rex White. No. 8 mar for Rice.
walloped King. 6-1. 6-3. while Tom
nv Henderson. No. 4 for the Owls.
administers dan Sc, 6-1, drubbing
TO Bushnell.
Hess and Schwarz copied the
No. ] doubles match from Storey
and O'Bannon. 81. 6-3. Henderson
and White took King and Bushnell
to task. 8-6. 6-3, in the concluding
doubles tuSsle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
for Bull
Puns Seen As Good

Especial 10 The Herald)
4FcALLEN, April 5-Coach A. NJ
ir OF the McAllen Junior high
Eool Bullpups is reveling in his
III fortune as the result OF the
ming Of spring football training
np for the Bullpups because the
candidates for places on his 1880
hen that reported at the first
ctice.
Despite the fact that eight OF his
Eermen have graduated TO Cow
Ogan's Bulldog squad or the
ldog reserves, Mentor Weir ex-
rs 10 be able TO fashion a club
/ viii show up all aspiring junior
Ia elevens in the Valley this fall
r lettermen will be available
around these he plans 70 build
team. They are John d. Eggle-
Is. John Matherson, William Pate,
adam Torrez. ali Of whom were
rumental in helping the Bull
~ annex the Valley Junior high
Eool football championship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
HILL COUNTY
LEAGUE OPENS
Twenty-six Game Schedule
To Be Followed BY
Title Series

FREDERICKSBURG. Tex. April
5-tP-Opening games will be
played tomorrow by teams OF the
recently organized Hill County base
ball league. with Kerrville at
Fredericksburg. Llano az Mason
and Comfort at Boerne.
Each city has scheduled opening
ceremonies. Twenty-six games have
been scheduled for the season end
ing Sept. 10, to be followed by a
three-game series for the League
championship.
Bob Bennett Is president Of the
league. Charles Milliger OF Llano,
vice-president: Reuben Jordan,
Fredericksburg, secretary-treasurer
Mayor Joe Stein OF Fredericksburg
will pitch the first ball In the
game here and President Bennett
will speak before the game starts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
ENTRIES

McALLEN. April 6-McAllen high
school athletes are entered in the
district track and field meet 10 be
held at Edinburg April Il and Il.
according 70 Coach Cowboy Ogan.
The entrants are: Frank Allen,
880-yard run and mile relay; Bar
ney Jackson, mile u and mile
relay: Fred Webb. 100-yard dash.
220-yard dash. 440-yard dash. mile
delay and running broad jump:
Leroy Pratt. mile run: Bill Blair,
12O-yard high and 220-yard low
hurdles: and Elmer Frisby. pole
vault and running broad iurnp.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
STEERS BEAT
RICE 10 TO l
Longhorns Avenge Defeat I'm
Opener; Lewis Gets
q Home Runs

AUSTIN. April 5-R-The Uni
versity or Texas baseball team cot
revenge today for the defeat hand
cd them yesterday by Rice Institute
when they Smothered the visiting
nine under an avalanche OF hits tc
win 13 to \. Rice's only run came
In the ninth inning when Dickin-
son knocked one OF Peoples curves
YER the right field wall.
Texas made IA hits off Lefty
Keith. who went the full route for
Rice while the Owls could only
Garner four hits of DE Ia Fuente
and Peoples.
Texas scored four home runs, two
Of them by big Foot" Lewis. who
knocked N over the fence I'm the
first stanza and repeated the feat
In the second. Sullivan and Higgins
accounted for the other four base
blows.
Texas U. .222 s2i lOO-I3 "a o
Rice 900 600 0Ol- at
De La Fuente and Peoples. Rees
and Lewis; Weith and Bucholtz,
Morgan.
The ". OF r. schedule follows:
April l1-l2 Baylor az Austin.
April 1917 Iowa AZ Austin.
April 1919 Northwestern &C Aus
tin.
April 21-2z Texas "A. a. M. at Col
Iege Station.
April 25-26 9. M. III. at Dallas.
April 1920 II. G.. II. at TT. Worth.
May 2-3 Baylor at Waco.
May SIS Rice at Houston.
May 1918 r. e. ~. a. Austin.
May 1917 =. M. ~. at Austin.
May 20-2l Texas "A. r. NJ. az
Austin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
Especial 10 The Heraldl

SAN BENITO. April 5-Although
outhit 6 to O.. the Omaha Packers
romped on tile Bears here Satur-
day to a count Of 6-1. Two errors
at critical moments figured pro-
minently in Denver's downfall.
Denver'S lone tally came in the
first inning when Adair doubled.
was sacrificed to third and later
stole home. Omaha tied things up
in the sixth inning. Senne went
home on Tierney sacrifice after he
had tripled.
Greer 60. into trouble in the
ninth when he walked four men and
allowed two hits. Windsor went In
for him and walked another man
in before getting the third man
out.
Martin hurled a beautiful game
for Denver during his Z innings on
the mound. He had the Omaha
sluggers eating out Of his hand
allowing but three hits. He also
started a double-play.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
T. T. BEATS
,MMONS u.

ABILENE, April 5-tP1-Almost
Dnopolizing the running events,
North Texas Teachers from Den
defeated Simmons Universitr
q afternoon in a dual track meet
IL to so 1-2.
Marshall, Simmons field star, cap
ed high point hono-s with y,
best performances were given
Jerden and Simpson Of Denton
d Bartlett Of Simmons. Jerden
mined over the high hurdles in
6 seconds. impson broke the tape
the mile run in four minutes, Al
onds: and Bartlett hurled the
elm 178 feet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
WERE
9.S AND I'll
ice Flash Smiles at His
Victory; Cy Ret IS
When He Clicks

RICE FIELD. HOUSTON, April S
F-The slim legs OF Claude Bra
y flashed today over the hot Gin
rs Of this field Just ahead Of Cy
Hands laundering feet in the 100
I'd dash, the Dixie Express half
Hing across the tape two feet
|aead Of Texas Christian Uniyer-
Us Mercury.
\ Bracey Of Rice Institute redeem
himself somewhat by the victory,
aich was IN the relatively slow
ne OF 9-8 but a few minutes later
Land sailed by him in the go
I'd dash with the tape but a few
rds away and finished inches
cad.
The time was 21.1. The two mat
Is were the features Of the Rice
G. U. dual track meet, which
&c won N to 40.
Bracey Cheered
Bracey was greeted with a great
rst of cheering as he came tear
4 2 In ahead in the first race. Thrice
Is season Leland had beaten him
the distance and the Rice campus
d begun to fear that the Filters
Atr had been dimmed for good.
They we're off without a false
ert and Bracey seemed to pull
ray from the start. Leland was
- at his heels. though, all the
" and seemed TO be gaining a tri-
as they hit the string.
The Rice runner vas trying hard
{ TO smile as he walked away af-
shaking hands with Leland.
When they got set for the go each
S highly nervous and IL took three
four minutes 10 get them off pro-
rly. Finally they came tearing
WI the lanes. see-Sawing up and
wn, Leland ahead one half Sec
d. Bracey the next. They were
hitting side by side almost to the
d and H. looked as though Leland
N because OF superior stamina.
Oh, Yeah?
Bracey was blowing hard Is he
me In and was half supported as
LETT the track.
What's the matter, Claude?" Le-
Id asked him.
Bracey said nothing but sank
atefully down into the midfield
ass. 1t was his second defeat at
} yards this season by Leland.
Baldry Of Rice was high point
IN for the meet with p. He plac-
first in the ~javelin throw, broad
mp and pole vault and second IN
> shot put and discus throw.
Oliver was high for I. G. u. with
He was first in the 100 yard
xh hurdles, the 220-yard low hur-
8 and the high jump.
4 No conference record was broken
tied.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
American To
Race i'm Big Event

INDIANAPOLIS, April 5@tPl-
Il Indianapolis motor speedway
III announced the entry Of Juan
=audiuc. South American racing
rnnion for the annual 50o-mile
nrrobIle race to be staged here
" 80.
faudino viii drive an American
wnich he has used successfully
Inter racing In his own coun-
II was said. He won the last
Ii prelnio Eaclonal. an 600-mile
Il race ia South America.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
Atkins of I. c. u.
Heads Two Squads

FORT WORTH. April 6.-Noble
Atkins OF Crystal Falls has been
elected captain OF the T. G. u.
basketball team.
II Is rather unusual for man
to be chosen captain Of both the
football and basketball teams.
This is Atkins third year in II. G..
u. He is a two-letter man in basket
ball. He went out for intramural
basketball year before last and
soon placed on the varsity team. to
be chosen quite generally as ALL
Conference guard. He is the high
est scoring guard in the conference.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
AYLOR
SPRINTERS

WACO. April 5-P-Baylor uni
sslty's track team defeated S. NJ
lon Carroll field here today, scor-
4 65 points TO the Ponies 81 Bay
took seven firsts and the Mus
Zrs seven, including the mile relay
Bavlor gained the edge in Sec
place scoring.
Dave Goddard. Baylor's promising
n ne sprint star. took the 100 yard
HI in Ga seconds. with his cou-
L Bill Garrett. Baylor gridster
ing In close behind for second.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
'racey Wins 100 but Leland Cops 22O at Houston
County Tennis, Baseball Titles Are Split Fiue Ways
Chocolate To
Meet Laharha

NEW YORK, April 5-H7-
Tom McCardle. matchmaker OF
Madison Square Garden. an
nounced today that xii Chocol-
ate, Cuban featherweight and
Fidel LaBarba. former fly
weight champion. have been
matched for a ten-round bout
In the Garden May 1.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
DIES MONIES AND OMAHA
ARE WINNERS SATURDAY

in 5 innings: off Martin, 3 in Z;
off Carlson, 5 in 4; off Greer 2 in
22-3: of Wilkinson. none In I-3.
Runs off Shanahan, /: Martin 2.
Greer 3 Windsor /. Bases on balls
off Martin /. Carlson 3, Greer 4,
Windsor !. Struck out BY Shanahan.
2; Carlson !, Greel. Sd hits-Park-
er and Senne. 2B ~hits-Adair and
Wilson. Double plays: Crowley to
Metz; Martin TO Metz TO Crowley.
Stolen bases-Adair. Parker and
DunSmore. Sacrifices - Heatherly
90, T1erney, Granada and BoggeSs.
Time 1853.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
CORINTH THIRD

CHICAGO. April 5-CP-Corinth,
KY. defeated ST. Johns military
academy OF Delafield, Wis, 81 to
10. tonight for third place In the
national prep basketball champion
ship. Gave Lawrence led the Ken
tuckianS 20 victory with nine points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06

Des Moines climbed up on the
Wichita Aviators a notch Saturday
when the Demons trounced the
Aviators severely a: McAllen. Omaha
mounted 10 en- even break 500 BY
virtue OF her 6-1 victory over the
tail-end Denver Bears.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
CHAMPS

CHICAGO. April 5-tP-Rahway.
N. j.. tonight won the eighth an
nual international ". M. G. a. bas-
-etball championship. defeating
Kansas City, Mo, % TO 81. In the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
Results Safnrd;

AT McAllen: Des Motnes IS:
Wichita 8.
At San Benito: Omaha 6, Denver