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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-29

.eral days, torturing peasants, loot
ing and burning their homes, swept
into Kingsuchen. posted machine
guns and moved down 1000 help
less inhabitants. One thousand
others were carried off with loot
from the city. K~ingsuchen. burned
by the bandits before they departed.
is within 100 miles Of Marking
capital Of the Nationalist govern
ment.
PEIPING. China, April 29.-CP-
The British legation here issued a
statement today that there had
been no confirmation OF reports
from Shanghai that two Irish
priests imprisoned by bandits who
captured the town OF Sientaochen
had been murdered.
The priests lame were given as
Fathers P. Laffan from County
Limerick and j. Lineham from
County Cork. Both priests were at
tached to the St. Columban's mis-
sion, H2nyan8 Province Of Hupeh.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-29

AT McAllen two buildings gave
way under the strain, telephone
communications were cut off 10
Mission for a while, and TO add 90
the CONSERVATION the lights went
out. Palm trees were blown down
and in' many buildings where the
previous han had beaten out win
dow lights and damaged roofs.
pools of water were standing.
Two Buildings Damaged
The wind carried away one SIDE
Of the packing shed OF Wade and
Newton Of McAllen. and blew II
into the telephone wires to break
them. Shortly after the rain had
abated, the brick building formerly
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-29
Harrington Sport Center
Riding Club Interests Women Horse-Lovers
In Plan for Birdie Paths Extension
Especial to The Herald)

HARLINGEN, April 29-Members Of the Polo and Riding club q
Harrington have Joined hands wit hthe chamber Of commerce II 2 cam
paign to make this city the playground center OF the Valley.
Meeting at the @e-Wn-Non hotel Monday, members OF the club
appointed a committee OF women to conduct "A survey OF women horse
lovers in Harrington with a view to adding the names Of many women
from this vicinity to the clubs roles.
Interest in polo and riding is showing . steady Incrsase here as evil
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-29
Four Priests Reported Shot
Chinese Bandits Said to Have Captured
American Catholics Near Hankow

SHANGHAI, April ~29-eP-Captued by bandits who looted the pros
porous Hupeh province city Of Sientaochen, on the Han river so miles
from Hankov, two American Catholic priests were reported by Chi
nese sources today to have been shot BY their captors.
The priests were from the mission established by the Chinese mis-
sion of St Columbus. Neb. Others Of the mission were reported to have
escaped the bandit attack.
Bandits who have been ravaging northern Klangsu province tr sew
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-29
San Benito Officer
Gets Jail Publicity
fSneclal "a - Heraldl

ICUCDIiI 20 TIC FttFdIU
SAN BENITO. April 2o-Joe G.
Eoeflinr. San Benito constable. has
broken into print" through the
Sheriff and Police Gazette" a st.
Paul magazine. because the Valley
officer built his own fail.
Sometime ago Constable Hoefling
differed with other authorities re-
garding the problem Of boarding
prisoners. He then built his own
jail with concrete floors and sep
arate cells for men and women.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-29
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN

Additional rains Ln the Del Rio
Eagle Pass section and a heavy rain
at Rio Grande City during the last
"a hours will tend 70 hold the river
at the present stages for several
days and possibly cause a further
slight TO moderate rise from Rio
Grande City down during the next
"A TO 48 hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-29
Ohio Pen Inmates Riot
Shooting Breaks Out in Idle House-Mass
OF Convicts Make Break for Liberty

COLUMBUS. o. April 29-F-shootng broke out in the idle house
of the Ohio penitentiary today. The convicts confined to this cell block
have been in revolt since the disastrous fire OF Easter Monday when 800
men locked in their cells were burned to death
Guards, stationed in the guard room opening into the white city,
we're shooting into the cell block. The prisoners made a concerted
effort to rush the guard room and gain the main entrance. They were
irving 70 break out from other doors. also. The guards opened fire when
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-29
1872 DROWN

CALCUTTA. Bengal, India, April
29-P-One hundred and ninety
two passengers aboard the steamer
Condor lost their lives when that
ship sank in the river Jamuna in
eastern Bengal. the ships owners
said today. Only 10 Of the passen-
gers we're saved.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-29
IODINE PLANT
Boca Chica Menace May
Prove Useful
lsneciaI 70 The Heraldl

N@ELL&4A ~
SAN BENITO, April 29-If some
one wants a few thousand tons Of
seaweed Justice Of the Peace T. NJ.
Valdetero suggests they use the 5oca
Chica menace TO make iodine.
Judge Valdetero, many years q
druggist, explains that most iodine
is made from Seaweed.
Another thought the genial ~. r."
handed out Tuesday between hear
ing cases on his docket was how
to combat redbugs. "Chloroform
en-" says the judge.
II e seaweed Is the Larger OF the
two problems, ii is believed, as
many ways Of clearing the beach
Is CT 1t have been advanced. One
is to use ii as fertilizer, another to
make insulation Of 1t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-29

SAN SABA, April 2e.-P1-Com-
pletion OF a Jury was the first
business at the trial Of G. A. Nc
NELL. charged with bank robbery, In
district court here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-29
SEEK SLAYER

MODESTO, Calf. April 29-Pl-
Armed posses today were seeking
an apparently crazed slayer who
shot and killed three men yeSter-
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-29
sos INCHES AT POINT

sos INCHES AT POINT
Point Isabel was drenched this
morning III q record rainfall. pre-
cipitation measuring SOS inches,
according to reports OF the wea-
ther bureau branch there. This
IL the heaviest rainfall recorded
since the establishment OF a
weather observation station a.
the Point. over "a period on about
three years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-29

Eventually You'll Insure
Rio Grande Valley Trust Co.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-29
IN OUR
VALLEY
; BY CHARLES HALL

MEW banking blood is coming 10
Nv Edinburg.
kilograms from san Antonio
Z night announce that w. w.
collier, vice president Of the City
central Bank and Trust company.
mas purchased all the stock of Pres
ldent A. x. Baker IN the Edinburs
state bank. At the same time ID i
Salo ne purchased all the stock Of
cam &. Hill and <. c. Umland. It
Is said the new owners will take &C
i've charge in the very near future.
While this represents quite a
cnange OF the banking order OF
Things in Edinburg. it did not come
% The Herald as a surprise. Some
lew days ago the engineer OF this
column asked MI. Baker II some
cnange was not being contemplated
a ne denied il saying please do
not publish any such rumor.'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-29

xrTHEN IL comes time 70 vote for
w he bonds for the port We must
w do it in flocks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-29
Shong a Tong Man

-N ~~N |~~N
Delylng into some OF the past life
Of Shong, information has been Civ
en- that he is known TO have been
active IN Chinese tongs in the in
terror OF Mexico, and once held a
high office in a Chinese secret So
ciety IN Tampico.
Today the police are most con-
cerned with what went with Snong's
body. and how did the scarf with
the red dragon disappear SO myster-
lously?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-29

NJ THAT army Of citizen census
takers can bring Brownsville's
j population up 10 $4,000 there
shoil be rejoicing second only 10
that Of the port.
aus in is now rejoicing in a big
80 and rightly So. over having
rsssaC the $4,000 mark. Browns
rius may or may not show $4,000
r-tf the emphasis 40 the present
r-itinr ON the may not" But
~whatever it shows. let's be sure tina;
: hows al We have to offer IN the
u,av Of names and faces.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-29

OTHERWISE We have WITH US To-
day NJ. (. Lyons Of Point Isabel,
v down where they are going TO
build some big ship docks and prob
ably o big city, who asks us TO pub
ism e. seven largest cities IN Tex
as"
To make it official the 1920 CEN
sls count Is used as follows: San
Antonio, 6l.379; Dallas 1895;
Houston, 1926; Fort Worth 1867
4s2: Fl Paso, 1850; Galveston a.
2S5; Beaumont 40,422.
Is that what you want. NJ. Ly-
ons?
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22
CENTRAL UNION
POINTING FOR
FRIDAY GAME

/ Whipping his men into condition
! For the contest with Holtville Fri
ilav night, Coach Bob Armstrong Of
itnc Fl Centre Union High School
HAST night put the SpartanS through
i;he longest workout Of the seas,'n.
4 desperate battle tor victory on
tic part Of each team IS anticipated,
and Coach Armstrong is inStilliug
into his men wholesome respect
fer Holtville. tor that school has the
strongest gr;diron squad Of years.
Weber and Williams ot Holtville
are especially DANGEROUS. and the
r. Centran> are being drilled to stop
their plays before they reach the
line. Once beyond the line, this
pair is especially dangerous. for
each is +ast and shifty. Weber. Is
rec,ally. IS dangerous. for he : the
fastest tootballer in the valley.
1t is not only Webber and vii
l;amS FL Centre VIII he out to stop
Friday night, however The entire
Holtvillo squad Is a threat ON any
mans football field, and since they
viii be battling for gridiron Supre.
macy of Imperial Valley, the Spar
tans are expected 70 make the best
showing they have put on this year.
Central : team looked better than
ever before in practice last night.
\ short scrimmage with the Junior
college eleven lcf, the high school
with the best of all plays. Junior
College was unable TO make many
important gains against the Spar
tanS, while the high school men
broke through time and again.
Kicking goals, kickoffs, punting,
charging sled and close line forma-
tion were stressed ~ practice last
night. and players showed improve
ment in the yaI.ous lines.
Reams was in scrimmage last
night after absence because Of in
Jury. While Belch and Templeton
lid not get into the hard work, they
are expected 10 put III a little time
ON the field Friday night.
Thursday night FL Centrans will
hold big serpentine in anticipa-
ton Of The game, and the same
night, al 9 0 clock, q radio program
sponsored by Roy Rumsey will deal
with the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22
FANS WILL NOT
WANT TO MISS
FRIDAYS BOUTS

Two boxing matches that fan,
viii not want To miss are booked
for the headliners at the Imperial
Valley Athletic Ciub Friday night
when Mr. Leonard Porter oolorea
lightweight champion OF the Pacific
Coast. tanglcs with Tommy ElAs
who claims Tie Mexican champions
ship, and Pete Sarmiluto goes attel
the scalp Of Young Culima. "ao
hangs his ha, mp IN stockton.
Brother Porter can claim tAat
lightweight championship and me-
body in the valley VIII dispute Il.
He has everything q good boxer
needs. and he should so Ia in the
leather throwing business. Al he
needs Is to keep his feet on the
ground and not ]et success get the
better of him. From observation Of
Linn we would say that he j. not like.
" TO get that way.
Tommy Elks has made some ot
the best boys back water and he
stands highly in the mitt heaYna
profession Any boy who can g.
into the ring with Young Corbett
III and come out with LIS rcputa-
ton intact, is mighty good war-
rior. Tommy was en- the short end
Of the decision out he gave the
Italian plenty o. battle every step
Of the way. and was given bis
hand by coast sports writers.
Pete Sarmiento. veteran ot many
. hard fought battle. who las been
showing new lease ot life since
his comeback attempt q few months
ago, VIII have a Young opponent who
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22
Washington To
Meet Bear Team

SEATTLE. Oc:. 20. U.R-Wash
ington 5 strongest lineup will meet
California in the first big game OF
the season here Saturday.
\ smashing, versatile hackfleld
viii start the game and will include
Rill Marsh. quarterback; Hufford
and Blrdsoc, halfbacks, and Buse
fullback. Coach Jimmie Phelan Will
have capable reserves.
The starting line probably will be
composed of Westcrweller and Puat
7ke, ends; Captain Holmes and
Schwehler, tackles; l.appenbusch
and Palmer, guards; and Wentworth
center.
Coach Phelan is working on Il
raSsing attack aad instrueting his
ends, which were the weakest part
Of the Husky defense against Ore.
CON.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22
Tennis Stars To
Exchange Vows

SANTA MONICA. Calf, Oct -
UP,-A romance that began on the
nation , leading tennis courts VIII
culmlnate tonight ir the marriage Of
JOHN Van Ryn Of East Oarnge, \.
J.. member Of the Davis Cup team,
and Marjorie GIadman oi Santa
Monica. Junior and national won.
ems intercollegiate champion.
Many oi tie leading American
tennis PLAYERS win attend the serY-
ices in St. Augustine 's-by-the-S Sea,
with Rev. Wallae, y. Picrson Off,
ciating.
Miss Gladman started hcr tennis
career with cup victory in high
school and continued her successes
while attending tie University OF
Southern California. Van Ryn was
Princeton champion before grad
uatiug into international net ranks.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22
ANCELS-SHEIKS
START PLAY-OFF
in COAST LEAGUE

LOS ANGELES, Oct. %. UP
Ed Baecht and Jim Turner were OPP
posing moundmen today when the
Los Angeles Angels and the Holly
wood Stars met at Wrigley field in
the first game of the Pacific Coast
league championship series.
Ten thousand dollars in real
money and the name of the winner
embroidered in a big flag donated
hv President Harry Williams of the
league was at stake, with the Stars
10 TO 9 favortes.
The film city players enjoyed 10
to odds until last Sunday when
the Seraphs wound up the second
half of the league season with n
dual victory against them.
Manager Jack Lelivet Of the An
gels and Oscar Witt OF the Sheiks
both were confident of victory but
admitted il will be bitter struggle.
and probably will 60 six games and
possibly seven.
The Angels were handicapped by
a crippled intield, and this was one
of the chief reasons for existing
odds. Lelivelt counted on using ia
cobs At first, Parker at second, Dit
mar at short an Statz at the hot
corner but may change his mind
before game time.
The only cripple on the Hollywood
team was Mickey Heath, struck on
the foot by foul tip last Saturday.
He will be in at first if he is able
to walk.
Johnny BassIer and Truck Han
nah. n pair of veterans, will catch
today for Hollywood and Los An
geles It was Lelivelt's plan to use
Win Ballou and then Berry Horne
on the mound in the succeeding
games If Baecht pulled through to-
day. Witt probably will send in
Frank Shellenberger tomorrow and
Buzz Wetzel Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22
Cards Explain
Quarantine Card

When a household is placed un-
der quarantine in Imperal county
in the future, card of instructions
will he left by DR.. Warren F. Fox,
county health officer.
The cards explains the law gov
erning quarantine cases and explains
the means by which the disease is
transmitted. This precaution, it is
explained, viii eliminate any plea
Of ignorance and is expected to be
guard against carelessness,
Methods of handling bedding,
clothing, dishes, utensils, laundry,
milk bottles and garbage also are
set forth These instructions are ex.
pected to be of great assistance TO
the home nurse.
Procedure necessary when a resi-
dcncc is released from quarantine
also is given These instructions are
expected to reduce the spread of dis
ease.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22
So. California
Sport Briefs

WILMINGTON. Oct. 90. OPP
Joe CORDOBA, Culver City welter-
weight, and Larry Murphy, San
Francisco veteran, will meet IN n
lO-round main event here tonight.
Zenaydo CHAVEZ, Mexican welter,
and Red Grigby, Long Beach, are
carded for the siX-round semi-tinal.
LOS ANGELES. Oct. -. W.P)-
Richie Thomas and Huerta Evans,
Junior lightweights, will fight a
six.round headliner at the Pico bowl
tonight. with Johnny Granone and
Bobby Flores. featherweights, in the
semi final.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22
Flickers From
GridirOn Camps

Los ANGELES, Oct. -. Up
Marshall Duffield was at quarter
and Wilcox and Arbelbide held down
the ends for today 5 Trojan practice,
with Orv Mohler replacing Duffield
near the close. Jones will take 30
men to Stanford for the game Sat
urday but delayed final selection
until tonight.
Los ANGELES. Oct. 30. up
Captain Eddie solomon was in the
signal calling berth today as the
l. c. L. A. Bruins went through a
strenuous grind in preparation for
the game with California Institute
cf Technology at Rose Bowl, Pasa.
aena, Friday night. Coach Bill
Spauldiug had the squad spend extra
time on The aerial department, with
Lennv Wallendort and Dick Maui.
laupt Al ends.
Los ANGELES, Oct. -. up
The Lovola Lions perfected their de
fcnse today against the threat Of an
imposing array If baektield stars
who Will arrive lcre Friday from
the University OF san Francisco for
"a night game at Wrigley Field Sat,
urdav. The northern team includes
two Los Angeles prep school per,
formers. "Chile' Chilberg, center
and Frank Hogan, quarterback.
BERKELEY, Calf. Oct %. U.P'
-Thirty-siX men viii be used on the
University of California squad that
viii leave here tonight for Seattle
and the coming game with Wash.
ington University. Coach Nibs
Price announced the lineup Satur-
day would probably be Thornton
and Stone, ends; Zimmerman and
Calm, tackles; Bee ckctt and Pascoe,
~ Captain Carl Handy, guards
Lichmeir, center; Critfiths, quarter
nchaldach and Hickingbotham, half
backs, and Gill At fullback.
PALO ALTO, Oct. %. Up
Coach " Pop Warner planned 10
put his Stanford eleven through a
] ard workout today, a light signal
Grill tomorrow and then allow them
10 take things easy until Saturday s
game with University Of Southern
California; The opening backfield
combination win probably consist OF
Harry Williams, at quarter; Harlowe
Rothert at full; Phil Motfatt, the
star, n lcft-Aalf, and Guido Cagieri
at right-half.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22
PachO Winner
At L. A. Club

LOS ANGELES, Oct. -. UP)-
Tod Morgan, former Junior light
weight cham pion. was Il step nearer
a title bout with Al Singer today
by reason of an easy victory over
Hector Mcdonald, holder of the Ca.
madam lightweight belt, in 4 ten
round bout here last night.
Morgan used 4 long right to ad-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22
! SPOR / s.
Here and There
In Sport World

BOSTON. Oct. -. (U,P-Be!.
lIar-wen 2lG1e. Kansas City. won
bv technical knockout last night
over Mack House. 1882, Los Ange-
les. -.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Oct. -.
UPD-Halrv Dillon. -. Winnipeg,
defeated Chuck Burns. 10. San An
..n.o. Tex. l1d4; Johnny Eag4,
las. CLINTON. Ina, defeated Willard
Brown. l54. Indianapolis. g; and
Howard Mitchell. l&S. Cincinnati
defeated Teddy Miranda, l3l. Chi
cage. l6h.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22

j. shy on experience but is Teputed
to have everything else. Collma /,
expected to prove 4 surprise. ano
willie he viii be under q handicap
in tackling' a man Of Sarmiento $
mettle. reports from Stockton lnd!-
cate he is well able TO take care
cf himself.
Two fast preliminarris have been
booked IN addition 10 the double
main event.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22
Billiard Champ
To Defend Title

CHICAGO. Oe.. -. U.P.-Robes,
p. Harper of Denver will defend his
rational amateur three cushion bill
lard championship against Frank l..
Fleming Of Champaign. HI. I'V
pound match at Champaign during
ire nest 30 days, il was announced
today by the National Billiard As
>ociatIon.
The challenge match for tie na-
,ional amateur 1S.2 crown. between
Edgar T. Appleby of New York and
Rav Y. Fcssenden Of Madison, Wis
also VIII he played next month. Al
Madison.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22

scored by Michigan in nosing out
Purdue l4-13 was made on a pass
Wisconsin has a promising aerial
attack but has not as yet been
forced to fall back on it for victory.
\ pass, Lushy to Jensen, ncttcd one
touchdown in Wiscc lsin s 90 tri.
umph over Penn.
Inability to combat 4 dazzling
pass attack brought crushing defeat
to Minnesota in the Vanderbilt
game. 33 to :.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22
One Fatality In
Movie Explosion

LOS ANGELES, Oct. %. (U.p)
The first fatality from movie set
explosion in Arizona more than Il
week ago was recorded today with
the death of Cornelius Gieland, 80,
an employee of the Pathe Studios,
Gieland died III Il hospital here
from injuries received when struc k
by falling rocks. The explosion took
place during the filming of a Sc
Quence near Flagstaff and was due
to improper handling of dynamite
az official investigation disclosed.
More than 40 were hurt, most OF
them only slightly.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22

Al the farm bureau hog auction
September 20, the top price for
hogs was $ll45. Some S3.pound
feeders sold for SLIGO.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22

vantage and took every round but
the second. Both fighters received
eve cuts in the sixth Morgan
weighed 1862 and Mcdonald 49,.
Paulie Walker, l461s, New YORK,
knocked out sammy Aguirre, IL,
Los Angeles in the first round.
Bobby Pacho. l96, Imperial Valley
Mexican, won by technical knock
out in the third round over Charley
Ernst. l2S, French invader.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22

Announcement

w F. Kline president of the National Assuf-
ance Company, owners of one of the largest pecan
nurseries in the Southwest is now in FL Centro and
will be pleased to interview landowners who desire
to investigate the excellent profit-making opporta-
mites of pecan culture in Imperial Valley.
Mr.. HINES company has already begun the es-
tablishment in Imperial Valley of permanent local
agency, in charge of ". +. Maudlin, experienced
pecan expert.
We have already secured orders for 50 acres
of pecan trees from two welknown local ranches;
c. w. White and Son, miles Southwest Of FL Cen
tro 40 acres: Frank Ames, miles South and " est
of FL Gentro, 40 Many other orders are pend
ing. tzs
Orders for nursery stock placed now, insure the
purchasers of timely arrival for this seasons plant
ing. Personal interviews with Mr.. Kline can be ar
ranged by phOning Ell CentrO 965 calling in per
son at 5l5 South Fifth Street, Ell Centro
Radio programs given over kXO daily GAO TO
740 a nj. Tonight, 9:20 p. M; Friday, $40 p. M.
Sunday. $40 to 10 a.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-22
FORWARD PASSES
FIGURE LARGELY
IN MIDDLE-WES1
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Oct. 90. UP)-The out
standing feature of middlewestern
football thus far this season has
been the important part played by
the forward pass in deciding the
big games.
Notrc Dame, Northwestern and
Michigan, three of the leaders in
this region, owe their October sue
cess primarily 10 successful aerial
attacks.
Two passes in the last four min
utes of play enabled Notre Dame to
break l4-l4 deadlock and defect
Southern Methodist, 20-l4, in its
first game. One of the passes was
completed. Marchy Schwartz to Kos
sy, while the other was ruled com
plcted on the four yardlinc when
the umpire called interference on q
Southern Methodist haltback. From
this point Schwartz scored the win,
ming touchdown.
Notrc Dame $ margin Of victory
over Carnegie Tech. q 6, was sup
piled by two touchdowns scored on
forward passes. one of which,
schwartz to Captain Tom Conlcy,
gained 50 wards. After Carnegie
halted Notre Dame 3 running game
in the second period, pass,
Schwartz to Kosky, gained the first
touchdown.
Seven OF Northwestern : eight
touchdowns made in the Wildcats
two conference games have been
through the air.
Michigan has used the pass dis.
crcetly but effectively. Harry
Newman, Michigan 5 crack young
quarterback, threw only two passes
against Ohio State. but they led TO
both the Wolverines touchdowns.
One Of the Two touchdowns