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q Cars Of Fruit Shipped
First Shipping Day Finds Oranges Maturing
Unusually Early; Is Towns Take Part

Twenty-seven cars Of citrus fruit rolled out of the Valley Wednesday.
and the 1880 shipping season was off to a good start. with predictions
for a crop about the same, in both quantity and price as that Of the
preceding season
Early indications are that the quality viii be extraordinarily fine. A
feature of the shipments Wednesday was the shipments OF oranges. three
cars Of mixed fruit. oranges and grapefruit, being listed in the early
movement. It is very rare for oranges to mature in quantities for ship
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a rock against
with a golf drive.
sometimes lists
things you never
see. It is a can
didate for office
threatening TO sue
a newspaper edi-
tor for publishing
his picture on the
front page.
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Homebrew Curb Service?
Police Raid Brings Charge of Selling Home
Made Beer to Local School Boy

Two charges OF selling home brew to minors were filed against Q l.
Edge. operator Of a cold drink station located at the intersection OF the
highway and Elizabeth strees, Tuesday following a raid upon his eStan-
hshment- The charges were filed in the city corporation court.
Edge was released on a $500 bond and was to reappear IN the city cor
poration court at 2 p. m Wednesday. There IS a possibility that the
case may be transferred TO the state courts. Lieut.. Of Police Jonn i
Armstrong. who conducted the raid in conjunction with customs and
county officers. was to confer with District Attorney Geo. westervelt
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There VIII o. a sllght rise Tn the
river at san Benito and Browns
vile and no material change INC Mis-
SION and Rio Grande City during the
next "a 10 4a hours.
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ore. called: Frisch hit to Bishop and
was out 70 Foxx-
No runs. no hits. no errors, 0re
left on.
First Undergraduates
Bishop up: Strike one. called:
ball one, outside; strike two. called:
foul into the stands: ball two high.
strike three called: 1t was IA splitter.
Dykes up; strike one called:
Dykes rolled TO Bottomley and was
out. unasSisted.
Cochrane Up: Bal one. outside:
strike one. called: strike two. called:
II was a curved ball: ball two. inside.
Cochrane had 10 duck: ball three,
high: Cochrane walked
Simmons up: Ball one: Mancuso
almost caught Cochrane mapping at
first; Grimes tried to catch Coch-
rane but failed. strike two. swung
hard; Grimes drove Cochrane back
to first: foul tip; Cochrane went
out trying to steal second, Mancuso
TO Frisch.
No runs. no hits, no errors. none
left on.
Second Inning : Cardinals
Bottomley I'D: Strike one, called;
ball one. inside; foul, strike two:
bali two, loW; foul aginst stands:
Bottomley struck out swinging.
Haley UP: Foul. strike one; bah,
struck urnpire'S protector; ball one.
low; Hafey lifted a foul fly 20 Dykes.
Blades up; strike one, IL swung:
Foul: Grove was feeding fast balls
to the Red Birds: ball one In the
dirt: Ball two high inside: Blades
struck out swinging vlcsousiy at
the pitch, a fast ball. No runs. no
hits. no errors, none left on.
Second Innlng-AthIetIcs
Simmons 10. ball one. low.
strike one. called. ~ vas "a curve.
Simmons bounced the ball back at
Grimes but Brburleigh knocked n
down with his bare hand and threw
him out.
Fox I'D: BALL one. outside. foul
strike one: foul. strike two into the
stands. Ball two, high Foxx hit c.
right field for three bases.
The play was scored aS a two
base hit for Foxx and an error by
Blades when he fumhled-
Miller up: Foul. strike one, ball
one. low; ball two. low; Fox scored
on Miller's sacrifice fly to Blades,
the scorers decided that Foxx was
entitled TO q tire base hit and no
error charged.
Haas up: Bah one. low; bali two
low; Haas lifted a fly to Haley IN
short left.
One run. one hit. no errors. none
left on.
Third Inning-Cardinals
Mancuo up; strike one. called:
Mancuso singled to right nc Has
the first hit off GrQ1r
Gelbedt up; ball ora. scutSide
Colbert singled 70 riEh Anding
Mancuso TO second.
Grimes up: Grinfesf hunted u
Foxx and was sam Aat first wher
the bali eluded hBis1cp. It wal
scored q hit and the bases were
fulln
~,pouthit up. strike one called
bEhll one. Low. Mancuso scored or
fDouthit's Effy 10 Haas. Colbert rar
10 third and Grimes remained a1
first.
Adams up: Adams fled tc NIL.
Ter. Colbert scoring ON the sacrifice
and putting the Cardinals Urn the
lead.
Frisch up: Strike one, called
foul. strike two: Frisch hit through
the boz and beat IN for VA hit Grir1e'
taking second. Boley reached TIN
ball but could not make lie play.
Bottomley up: Ball one. low: Bot.
tcmley lifted "a foul fly to Toxx.
Two runs, four hits, no errors. twI
left on.
FLASH: Score two 10 one in IN.
vor OF Cards nc end Of third
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TIDE TABLE
HiEh and tew tide at point ISABEL
tomorrow under normal metecrtlo-
Rirnl conditions.
High .--..4............ 1.lK n. IN.
Low --..--...--.----.4 6:34 y. !
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y J. HOWARD, new minister OF
IA the Central Christian church,
- doesn't know whether the mem
bers Of his congregation are spool
ing him, or II he has-just come 10
tne greatest spot in the world
Rev. Howard was born in Austral-
"a. Since coming 70 the United
states he has lived IN the middle
west. He is finding many things u
tire Valley. He had read about but
thought had passed into history.
YESTERDAY the church ladies, at work
all day. had a big luncheon to which
an contributed. Rev. Howard was
invited TO the luncheon
THr minister got quite a kick when
they served and explained white
wings to him
And / hear you have some quail
down here, too?"
oh, yes
And sone one told me there were
some deer down in this part OF the
country, but really there is no sucn
thing left is there?'
We'll" said Chief George. Il Will
INST take you out and show you
Chief, Oaief?" whispered Rev,
Howard. why do they call him
Chief?" 49,
rOh, he's Just a big Indian Chief
OF the Choctaw nation" ne was tosc'
And now they cannot get Rev
Howard TO believe anything any
more.
n. M. DEL CURTO. state entonol-
ogist. has issued q bulletin tell
ing about the reason SO many
valley people are finding cricketS
N their homes and over the streets
these days.
MT. Del Curto says that with the
crickets the seasons are reversed p
tl,is is the season of love making
ard that Is the reason they are COM
ing TO town. Seeking the bright
Mr.. Del Curto might have gone on
ard told how after mating the fe-
rale fixes I'D the male SO he Will
' make love 70 any other vo-
man.
The cricket makes that noise you
hear in q sort OF a fiddling process
Of rough feelers against his wings
II is his love song. After mating
the female pulls out those legs, or
feelers. or whatever you want 70 call
them. iust as a matter OF taking out
a marriage insurance policy.
THREE nomentous occasions, yea
four. take place In the Valley
today.
The mourning dove hunting sea-
son opens. The world series begins,
citrus fruits start moving and jew
ish people observe the day OF atone
ment.
Taking IL all In all. 10 IS a general
mixture OF sports, business and re-
ligion. And that Is Just about the
combination that makes the world
20 round on oiled ptvots.
NOW that al the other prcgnostt-
I'M Gators have had thousands Of
~ words on cams and reams OF
paper TO say about the world series,
the engineer OF this column might
as well pipe I'D with q few words.
All those who do not back the Ath-
letics are going to be sorry. II We
cid not back the AS and won, we
would still be sorry. Sorry that that
great figure Connie Mack should
have 10 20 down IN defeat. What
Upton IS to yacht racing. Connie
Mack is TO baseball. An outstand-
in7 example OF all that Is best in
tgame and Of craftsmanship.
lack Rutledge. who is always dig
ging up some awful yarns about
people. like that OF Gordon
Street killing a gopher BY bouncing
a rock sgainst
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lack Rutledge. who is always dig
ging up some awful yarns about
: people. like that OF Gordon
street killing q gopher BY bouncing
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THREE momentous occasions, yea
four. take place In the Valley
- tnSav

The mourning dove hunting sea-
son opens. The world series begins,
citrus fruits start moving and jew
ish people observe the day Of atone
rnent.
Taking Il all In all. 10 IS a general
mixture OF sports, business and re-
liEion. And that Is just about the
combination that makes the world
20 round on oiled ptvots.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
Twelve Years
Going Strong!

MAYHEM a man who has been
Wv mayor OF a big city fer twelve
years finds out how to live, his words
are worth listening to. Ex-Mayor
T.. N. Kirby of Abilene, Texas, dis
covered the simple way to health
about ten years ago Che is now ca
81 am now a new man, and as
active as a boy" says Mr.. Kirby.
81 feel fine all the time and rarely
have an ache or a pain, although for
twenty-five years / suffered with
rheumatism, and sometimes was IN
able to stand or walk. / would not
give UP my simple health discovery
no, not for five thousand dollars
In gold!n. That discovery was Nujol!
That's the wonderful thing about
Nujol. Although it is not a medicine
and contains absolutely no drugs, its
harmless internal fabrication seems
20 make people feel better and look
on the brighter side Of life, whether
they are old or young.
OF course you can understand why
this is so: we all Of US have natural
poisons in our bodies that make us
feel headachy, sick and low in our
minds. Nuiol, which is as tasteless
and colorless as pure water, helps TO
absorb these and carry them away,
easily, regularly as clock work.
Instead of drugging and irritating
your body with pills, cathartics,
faxatives, and other habit forming
drugs, give your body the internal
fabrication which it needs, just as
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clash in three games for the county
championship. These games are
called for o:30 e.. n. 10:A5 a. m,
and 3 D. m. The last is the cham
pionship tilt.
The schedule for the Hidalgo
tournament follows:
Thursday
p. m.-McAllen vs.. Pharr-San
Juan-Alamo.
Friday
0 a. m.-Donna VS.. Edinburg.
1915 a. m-Nellie Schunior VS..
Mercedes.
800 p. m.-Mission VS.. shary-
land.
AIS p. m.-Weslaco vs.. winner
McAllen-Pharr.
Saturday
8 a. m.-Winner Donna-Edinbure
IS. winner Schunfor Mercedes.
1918 a. m.-Winner Sharyland-
Mission VS.. winner Weslaco-Mc-
Allen-Pharr.
The winners Of the morning
games will compete in the fina'
game in the afternoon beginning
at I p. m.
The officials for the tournament
are Campbell. referee. formerly o.
Texas University and now will
the Kinssville college; Vest. assist.
ant coach at Donna, and Hurt O.
S~harylsnd will assist.
There Is not much definite dope
available on the Cameron countl
racE. Tie wilson Tract team hai
the best record to date, having woT
20 out or % starts. However. thi.
club Is hracketed with Brownsville
and Harrington. giving them n tough
break-or perhaps giving Browns.
Vile and Harrington q tough break
The big Brownsville team has no
gotten down TO brass t1CEs SO fGl
and may flash real form % surpris'
the field here Friday and Satur'
day.
In the Hidalgo tournament. Ed
inburg is picked as winner. bacaus.
az the consistent work she has turn.
cd in so far. The Edlnburg quin
has taken OF the best in its section
and has come off with flying colors
Donna Is close behind Edinburg n
is Weslaco. The winner Of tn
Donna-Edinburg game is likely q
capture the Hidal1o bunting.
McAllen and Pharr-San Juan
Alamo are about evenly matched
according TO the dope pail.
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County High School Cage Journeys to Open Friday
] n N m
g PORTS CHATS
nth Hal EuStdce

George Cook, Of Australia. meets
Raul Bianchi, Of Argentine.
WILEY overIords Of boxing ar
ranged things this way--they didn't
Just happen. The Tfadison Square
Garden moguls know how TO get
the publicity-how to build up in
terest in what otherwise would be
a fair card. The opening bout looks
like a foozle on the face Of 1t. Phil
Scott is not the logical man TO face
Sharkey in the heavyweight elimi-
nation. The Englishman who falls
grtmmacing in the early rounds
claiming a foul is not Of champion
ship metal. Even If he had the
boxing ability. he hasn't the men
tai set-up or q champion.
THE best bout on the card ap-
pears TO be the one between Jimmy
RiSko and Victo.io Campolo. The
N. Y. Boxing commission ruled this
fight out. saying the 200-pound
Johnny was too fragile" for the
gsngling. 230-pound Victorio. New
ertheless, boxing commission to
the contrary. the fight is going on,
Both Of these boys are willing fight
ers and fans will get their moneys
worth out Of them.
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EDINBURC AND
AZTECS GOOD
Cameron Meet ut Browns
vile; Hidalgo Al
McAllen

The opening whistle in the Hidal-
60 and Cameron county basketball
championships will be blown at 4
p. m. Thursday when McAllen ties
into Pharr-San Juan-Alamo on the
McAllen court.
This is just a preliminary Skin
mish. however, and the two county
championships will get into fun
swing Friday morning. The HI
dalgo tournament is being staged
or a board court at McAllen. while
the Cameron meet Will be held on
a dirt court at Brownsville.
Raymondville has already won
the WiIlacy county tourney, and
no meet IS being held in Starr coun-
Nv. Therefore, Rio Grande City and
Raymordville are already in line
for the district tournament.
At a meeting Of Cameron officials
IN San Benito Wednesday night. n
schedule was arranged and officials
EcltNAtAs Af-CtCg NNNAA0A ~ 800
Benito and Maurice Pipkin Of
Brownsville were the officials
&amed to work the meet.
Lhe Friday schedule OF the Cam
iron county tourney follows:
900 a. m.-Wilson Tract VS.. Har-
~1ingen.
1000 a. m.-Stuart Place vs.. Los
FresnoS.
1l:00 q. m.-Point Isabel VS.. Rio
Hondo.
100 o. m.-Brownsville, who drew
q by in the opening round. VS.. vim
ner Of Wilson Tract-Harlingen
tilt.
ais p. m-El Jardin VS.. San Be-
nito.
$3.50 p. MA Feria, who drew a
by in opening round. vs.. winner 81
Point IsabeI-Rio Hondo clash.
Saturday the four winners will
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Pendley Calling Of
Blarney Is Winner

NEW YORK, Feb. f3-tP-Pen-
dley calling Of Barney. Swank
Lady whose tribe is as much a
part OF the Manhattan scene as
Grover Whalen's top hat, last night
trotted out Of Madison Square Gar
Den as grand champion Of the big
gest dog show in America.
Before a gallery Of 10000 spec
tators. she was judged the best
dog in the 54th annual show Of the
Westminster Kennel club. And
that means pust about the best
dog this side Of London. There
were nearly 5000 dogs in the show.
Pendley Calling Of Barney Is a
wire-haired fox terrier. with a ham
~Eer-shaped head. mutton chop
whiskers. tsn ears. curly white Goa:
with a black spot here and there.
and the waggingest stub Of a tai
that ever bsguiled a judge.
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Walker Lornski Bout
To Be Held TONIGHT

DETROIT, Feb. 1872 Mickey
Walker, who regards his bout with
Leo Lomski in Olympia ring to-
morrow night as N step toward the
light heavyweight title. will weigh
In nc around i65 pounds while the
Aberdeen. Wash. fighter will have
4 seven or eight-Pound advantage.
Lomski hes had his weight down
to 1912 AZ times during his brief
training here and Walker has been
almost stationary at 155. Both men
had light workouts Oh todzys schs-
dule.
The third man In the ring Will
be Elmer McClelland selected last
night and declared by managers OF
both fighters TO be acceptable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
CONNIE MACK
GIVEN AWARD
Box Trophy His for Doing
Outstanding Service
To Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13-Rl-
Connie Mack, veteran manager Of
the worlds champion athletics, has
received the 1929 Edward w. Box
award, presented annually 10 the
man or woman who, during the
preceding twelve months, render
ed the most outstanding service to
Philadelphia
The gift. a $4,000 check enclosed
IN an ivory case, a gold medal and
a scroll, was presented last night
at a dinner at which Mack and so
prominent citizens were guests Of
the board o. trustees Of the award.
Mack. who had been in Florida
awaiting the beginning OF the base
ball trainging season, made q hur-
ried trip from the south TO receive
the honor, heretofore bestowed up
on artists. scientists, educators and
philantlropists.
Charles z. Fox, former district
attorney. made the presentation
speech and lauded the gray-haireo
manager for his years of effort de-
voted TO the honesty. decency and
efficiency OF the National game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-13
VALLEY LOOP
IS FAVORED
Amateurs Likely to Join
League, Harrington
Meet Shows
Especial to The Herald

N1RN~A0A " AAN AANA AAAf
HARLINGEN. Feb. ia semi
pro baseball league operating On q
regular schedule Of Sundays and
holidays Is likely 70 be Organized
As the result OF N general meeting
held here by interested perties We'd
neSday night.
Although ~ definite measures
toward the organization OF the
league were taken. enough progress
was made to assure the gathering
that there would be some form N
organized ball In the Valley during
the coming season.
Spitz Clark or Brownsville. who
called the meeting, will have the
BODY meet again In the near future.
he announced.
Eight teams were represented a.
follows: the San Benito Aztecs by
Joe Taylor. San Benito PentaEons
BY Joe Taylor. Valley Box and
Crate Factory at San Ben!to nv
Charles Hodges. McAllen BY proxy.
Mission BY Ernest Contrerrss. Ia
Feria BY Andy Landry. Harrington
BY Ben Epstein and Topper Rig
ney. the Harrington Red Ants BY
Lupe Rodriguez.
These men agreed to 70 back 10
their cities and thoroughly sound
out the fans in preparation for
the next meeting.
Mig Johnson is now at WORK oa
a team for Brownsville. "A number
OF players, mostly boys from Fort
Brown. has indicated they wish TO
sign with the local entry.
Topper Rigney. head OF the Har-
lingen club and a former major
Lacquer. told the gathering the
benefits OF such a league.
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Herald Boys Take
LIST From Ramblers

The Herald Independents, q
quint composed of youths from the
circulation department OF the
newspaper, got eff to a good start
wednesday afternoon, defeating the
Ramblers 1877.
The Ramblers had previously
proved themselves n OF the
strongest quints in the city among
the school boys.
Pacheco. Independent center. ran
off with high honors BY sinking
four filled goals. A. Gonzales oil
the Ramblers was second with sew
en-.
The Independents will play thc
"Gangsters' at the high school
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AGED BILLIARD
X \ X
ACE WHO SHAVED
= Z 4
TO GET CHANCE

CHICAGO, Feb. l3-CR- The
shaving off OF his famous goatee
and flowing mustache has convinced
officials Of the National Billiard
association that George Butler SUIT
ton should have a chance to re-
gain his place among leaders In
the 1872 balkline game.
Sutton, who is Go years old. was
1872 champion more than 90 years
ago. He has been offered a test
match or 300 points with Percy ".
Collins OF Chicago. the date Of
which VIII be set II the veteran
agrees. Sutton raised the goatee
and mustache years ago because he
appeared too young. Now he has
removed them to appear younger.
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BY GAYLE TALBOT

associated Press Sports Writer
DALLAS (Pl-Dust off a page
in the basketball record book for
the girls who play as the Sunoco
Oilers.
The team has won sic Of SIG
games played since It's organization
in 1923. Two games were dropped
and n ended in a tie.
Besides winning the A. A. u.
national womon's char 9ionShip
the past two years. the girls have
won the southern A. A. u. women's
title five times, the Texas state wo-
mems championship six times and
the Dallas city title three times.
This year the Oilers seem des-
tined to breeze through another
season OF monotonous victories.
They won their first nine games
and showed no signs of weakening.
Just now the Oilers are training
for the women's national A. a. U.
tourney at Wichita. Kas.. in March.
The team is coached by Howard
Allen. former mentor at Oak Cliff
high in Dallas.
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FOREIGN ACES
ON COME BACK
Runners Defeated Saturday
Win in Osceola
Club Meet

NEW YORK. Feb. 13ZPt-Stan-
islaw Petkiewicz of Poland and DR..
Paul Martin Of Switzerland. who
constitute the chief International
threats Of the current indoor track
season. have taken their first steps
toward ~redeeming last Saturdays
defeats at the Millrose games. Each
won his event az the Osceola club
meet last night.
The Polish diplomatic courier had
hardly more than a romp IN win
nin1 the mile event, but his flat
footed stride carried him across the
finish line III four minutes and 20
seconds, slow in comparison TO the
worlds record set by Paavo Nurmi,
over whom Petkiewicz holds one
decision, but fairly fast for an un-
banked track With sharp curves.
Loring Mcmillan, former Union
college runner, was 40 yards behind
at the finish.
Martin, Swiss representative III
three Olympic games who wears the
colors OF the New York A. G. dur
ing his visit to the United States
ran the odd distance OF 300 yards.
There was only one basis Of COM
parison for his time. the outdoor
mark OF I:43 SIS set by Mel S2cp-
pard 20 years ago. Martin did no.
threaten that record. but he ran
the distance in l:464-5 under
much more difficult conditions.
Since the S00-yard distance had
never been contested indoors be-
fore. Martins mark established a
record. Thomas Brennan of the
New York A. O.. tried to offer sore
competition 70 Martin and took the
lead going into the final lap, bu:
the Swiss ace left him ten yards
behind at the finish.
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Obtained By
Two al Skeet Club

IL remained for Frank MarkuSsen
to defend the honor OF the local
s,,eet club Wednesday afternoon 10
tie the efforts CT Anderson. visit
ing Donna skeeter. Both obtained
GAS. Markussen shot only once.
Another visitor. Judge Lamar
Gill of Raymondville, turned in a
good exhibition for his first appear
ance on the local sEeet range. The
Judge broke a 10 II his first try
al skeet.
Batsall shot consistently. getting
two 23's and a 81. Red Irvine also
shot. He Is a good football COACH"
Alarkussen said following the COM
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Basketball Results
At Abilene-west Texas Teach

At Abilene-West Texas Teach
CTS college %: McAturry College 10.
At Brownwood-East Texas
Teachers College %; Daniel Baker
IS.
At Evanston-Indiana 80; ..orth-
western 81.
At Chapel Hill-Loyola (Chicagol
%: North Carolina Is.
At Cambridge-Holy Cross As;
Harvard %.
At New York-Columbia 80;
Pennsylvania 10.
At Princeton-Princeton 81; Navy
%.
At West Point-Army a, Am
herst Is.
At Des Molnes-Drake 30; Iowa
State %.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS As; St.
Louis u. 43.
At Albucuerque-Nev Mexico IS,
De Paul (Chicagol %.
At Lindsborg, Kas.-Bethany 90,
Baker "a.
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Santa Rosa Downs
Ell Jardin by 3l-5

The Santa Rosa quint flashed
real form and strength Wednesday
afternoon in defeating the FL Jar
din Comets 31-5.
Nolan. Ploughboy center, was
easily the outstanding man OF the
game. In addition 10 turning In a
good floor game. he roped is points
for high honors. Cox, Santa Rosa
forward, was second with half Is
many.