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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
TO WIN
SUTHERLAND
Pitt Coach Says His Team
Has no Chance With
Noire Dame

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 22-F-
The Pitt goal lire mas not been
crossed 50 far this season. but II
is gong 70 be crossed Saturday
and the Partners are going to lose
TO Notre Dane.
This was the View expressed by
head Coach Jock Sutherland today
a. he began putting the finishing
touches 70 his squads preparations
for their coming encounter with
the men or Rockne.
we can't expect TO beat Notrc
Dame" Jock said. "Notre Dame
has the best team in its history
from all reports and Judging BY
its performances to date.
We 20 into the game seriously
crippled. Our prospects we're none
too good even before we enccunt-
cred the recent series or injuries
With our full man power this
years team can't compare with
other good Pitt teams"
Jock recalled that before the
season started he had predicted
Pitt would lose two games. This
Is one OF them he smiled sadly
The best we can hope for IS TO
hold them to a low score. Common
sense points % 2 Notre Dame
victory BY two or there touch
downs"
Pitts hospital list includes.
Hood. fullback. who has scored
six touchdowns: Macmurdo. end;
I'd Hirschberg. end: Morris. left
guard: Quatse. left tackle: Cutri,
second string quarterback: walton,
hest or the reserve tackles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
Van Ryn to Marry
Marjorie Gladman

SANTA MONICA, Calf. oct. %.
-tT-John Van Fvn and Marjorie
Gladman. two of the nations out
standing tennis players. will be
married tonight in the st. Aug
nstine-by-the-S Episcopal
Church.
The romance began an the
tennis courts. where the two met
repeatedly 1T tournaments here and
abroad.
Mss Gladnan Is the daughter OF
afr- and Mrs Alfred Gladman. OF
Mar Vista, While a student at the
University of Southern California
she won the women's intercol-
leziate tennis championship.
Van Rvn's home Is III East
Orange. ~. y. He rained fame With
MS racquet while PLAYING for
Princeton University. and since
graduation has appeared in man.
important tournaments, this wear
winning q place ON the United
States Davis cup team.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
Christians Take
Rest Following
Hard Contest

FORT WORTH. Oct. 22.-The
Texas Christian University Horned
Fro5s- til u%ndisputed possession or
first place In the Southwest Con-
ference. are due for a two weeks
comparative rest before undertak-
ING the heb az playing four confer
ence games In a row.
The Frogs took the practice field
Mcnday afternoon to make prep
araticns for the game with the
Tcxas Tech. Matadors next Satur-
day. Thus far this season the Mat
adors have not shown their usua.
strength. and II seems possible that
SATURDAYS contest will be waged
LARGELY bv the r. and C" teams,
ID Ear a. the Frogs are concerned.
The following Saturday. Nov. 4.
Inc Abilene Christian College wild
cats come 70 Fort Worth to furnish
the opposition for the Frogs. This
rsme. likewise. looks like a vic
tc-y for Coach Schmidt's Purple
wa.c.
Following the two non-confer-
cnce games. the Frogs enter upon
the home stretch or their season
with games. beginning Nov. Q. on
successive Saturdays with Rice Cat
H%oustonl. Texas Cat Fort WORTH.
Baylor tat Fort WORTH and S. M.
u. sat Dallas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
RADIO five
BESTS FLIERS
Pan-Am Bowlers Come Back
With Rush But Fall
BY 50 Pins

In the first regulation l0-pin
team play held in Brownsville. the
Majestic Radio five defeated the
Pan-American tossers by a margin
Of 50 pins Tuesday evening at the
Campbell alleys.
The Majestic got off to q IS
point lead in the first game and
increased 1t to IA points In the
second game. The Flyers came back
with a rush In the last game and
scored s44-high for the night
to cut the Radio Boys lead back TO
36 points.
y This match began what is ex-
pected to develop into league play
III the near future. Bowlers are
taking more and more interest In
team play.
Monette. Of the Flyers. had
high single game f5r the evening
with a 2l1. Kennedy Of the Radio
five was second with a -09-jus.
two pins behind.
The score follow
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22

McALLEN, Oct. 22-Johnny
"Shinn" Young. Edinburg high
school fullback. tossed a little brown
pighide all over McAllen'S grassy
gridiron Tuesday afternoon and
when McAllen high school Bulldogs
emerged from the shower of leather
they were a badly whippd bunch OF
gridders. for the Bobcats, breaking q
four-year record Of wins by Meal
len, tossed the dope bucket 10 the
clouds by registering a brilliant and
efficient is 10 0 victory owe Meal
lens touted eleven.
The scrap virtually eliminated
McAllen from the Big -Four" in VAL
ley schoolboy grid circles and opened
the new 1880 conference seaso for
them with q loss. Edinburg's band
or Bobcats shot 80 passes into the
air and gained $50 yards by complet-
ing IA OF them to crush the Bull
dog scoring threat. After stealing
Cowboy" OEan's thunder with their
stellar aerial play the Bobcats then
turned about and ripped the Bulldog
forward section 10 virtual shreds
with great play on the part Of the
Edinburg line. It was an amazing
exhibition put on by this Ballew-
coached eleven which two other VAL
ley high school clubs have already
trounced this season. But the Bull
dogs just had TO blow their nose and
take IL.
Two passes which Melted IS yards.
one for "a stripes and another for
IL, brought the first Edinburg score
In the second period after Ogan'S
club had battled into Edinburg terri
tory throughout the opening period.
Young dropped back and Tipped one
TO Pendleton. numbering Bobcat
wingman. who raced 70 the l2-yard
line on a 24-yard gain. The same
combination, Young to Pendleton
put the pill acros> Early in the
second half Young and Pendleton
pulled a very neat lateral pass which
ended with Young's 60-yard dash
down the sidelines 10 the goal stripe
Berry. Bobcat center. Snsgged one OF
Rudy Nordmeyer's heaves in the
third period and had little trouble
III marking Up the third Eobcat score
with a o3-yard dash down the grid.
eluding three Bulldog tncklers with
nice open field Looping.
Coming back with a rally in the
final period. McAllen went to the
o~ne-loot line IL an attempt to score
Big Darwin Jones was plunging
wildly through the Edinburg line al
the time and made three gains that
Melted three straight first downs.
With the pighide OH the l2-inch
marker and one down I'D 20. Cara
funbled a pass from center and the
Bulldogs lost nine yards Edlnburg
pushed them back ever further on
the next play and the McAllen
touchdown threat had been effec-
tuaily thwarted ON Edinburg's 81
yard line Nordmeyer attempted TO
pass to Cara. and ID was here that
Berry went into the ether. pulled
down the shot-like flip ard started
his race to a touchdown
McAllen'5 forward section. fight
irE against heavy odds and beefy
men on the Edinburg lire or scrim-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
BASEBALL
RULES SOUGHT
Methods Of Scoring Likely
To Ee Changed This
Coming Season

NEW YORK. oct 1a- John
Arnold Eeydler would rather keep
oft of baseball discussions until
the football season ls ever.
The National Leagues president
was asked tn comment CT the sEB-
Festicn of H.. y Barnard, president
III the American League. that the
sacrifice fly ba eliminated Hc
declined but intimated thlt more
important rerislnrE in The baseball
rules are under consideration.
These changes win ~ put before
tine joint mcctlnr cf tla major
leagues in December.
Scoring rules hH Eald. "in
particular need clarifying so thr-
the average f1n CAN t1ll CHE di--
ference, for instance between an
Trorr and a hit. The method ol
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
Aggies Training
Hard for Arkansas

COLLEGE STATION. Oct. %
Smarting under the 80 defeat ad-
ministered on Kyle field BY the r.
9. u. Horned Frogs. champions or
the Southwest Conference last year
and favorites Of many TO repeat
this fall. Madison Bells Texas
Aggies this week are pointing with
a fierce determination to their Til.
with the Arkansas Razorbacks at
Little Rock. Arkansas. next Satur-
dft.
The game will be the second con-
ference clash Of the season for the
Aggies and the third Of the year
for Arkansas. Last week while the
Aggies we're holding the Frogs 10
a three-point victory. the Porke-s
we're breaking into the win column
In the conference percentage table
Messing cut the Rice Owls. 7-6. a.
Fayetteville. Ark. Tn their first con-
ference game. the Razorbacks were
overwhelmed. 400. by the Horned
FrogA
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McAllen Stock Tumbles Following Defeat
SMALLPOX VICTIM
TRAINS FOR GRID

CHICAGO, oct. 22.=Ry-Be 1t
a football, stonewall or hospital,
Hank Bruder cannot be stopped.
Instead OF folding up In the
customary invalid fashion until
he RECEIVERS from q slight attack
OF Smallpox. the star Jinx hero
Of Northwestern's football team
is training for a comeback daily
in the rear yard Of the isolation
hospital.
With another patient. Bruder
passes footballs all over the lot
and goes through the kicking
and running motions that have
made him q terror along the biz
football front.
I'll be back for that Min
nesota game November u"
Bruder said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

TrF TIE A~NsUIIdItu FTESSI
BOSTON-Jack Gagnon. Boston,
c~utpointsd Con C,Keliy. Ireland.
C0l.
NEW YORK-Jose Santa. Portu-
cal. knocked out Tiny Heffner. Phil
adelphia. I'D. Battling Levtnsky.
Philadelphia. knocked out Joe
S,mms. st. Louis. t3l.
TOPEKA Kans. 80 Herbert Baby
SIribling. Macon. Ga. outpointed
Joe Trabon. Kansas City. ti0).
SEATTLE. Wash. - Bud Taylor.
Terre Haute. Ind, and Santiago
Gorilla, Panama. drew, tsp.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
Pacific Series To
Begin Wednesday

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 22-tPi-
The Los Angeles Angels and the
Hollywood Stars meet here today IN
the opening game OF the play-off
series for the 1880 Pacific Coast
league baseball pennent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
CAMS SATURDAY

McAllen's stock fell faster than
Casey's he'd from the tenth floor
Wednesday following the Bull
dogs 1870 defeat at the hands Of
Edinburg, who has generally been
considered an outsider In the VAL
ley championship chase.
Heretofore the Bulldogs have
been rated as Of the Big
Four II their performance against
Edinburg can be taken as q yard
measu Of what they will do in
the future, the Bulldogs can be
counted cut Of the running nov
with their season only one district
game old.
Coach Cowboy Ogan began
training weeks before other Valley
aggregations got together. The
Dogs showed promise In holding
the Edinburg Junior college Broncs
to a close score They then cleaned
up on Alice high $50 in a rip
snorting demonstration. Saturday
the Bulldogs are scheduled TO play
John Reagan high or Houston al
McAllen.
lii The ether game Tuesday. La
Feria and PharT-San Juan-Alamo
hattled to a l4-l4 tic, which was in
general accordance with the dope.
Friday the Valley championship
contender class will be cut down
to two when tho Harrington high
Cardinals pay their respects TO
San Benito. Both towns have ex-
cellcnt elevens and there Is little
% chose between the two clubs.
After this game. either Harlin-
gen and Weslaco. or San BenIro
and Weslaco will b. the outstand-
ing favorites TO cop the bunting.
Coach !. e. Martins Weslaco Az
Gregation will play the comparat-
lively weak Mercedes Tigers on the
same day and should encounter
little difficulty IN winning. The
Tigers have yet 70 win a district
game. although they played the
class A Brownsville club 70 a
scCreiess tie III the season opener.
The show game or the week is
expected to be the Edinburg Junior
college Junior college
clash at Brownsville. Both schools
have strong aggregations and they
are pointing for an old grudge
ieud. Brownsville. with the best
team III the schools history. Is
determined to break into the win
column against the Broncs. With
Big Mack McCauley in the lead
ing role. the Broncs have made up
their minds to continue their
reign Or supremacy over the VAL
lev.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22

Game statistics.
Passes: McAllen. on attempted,
five completed for So yards. 16 in
complete. six intercepted: Edin-
burg. 80 attempted. ~ completed
for $50 yards. IA incomplete. four
intercepted.
Punts: Earnest for McAllen
punted eight times for an average
OF 30 yards: Johnson for EdinburE
punted Is times for an average of
20 yards.
Officials: York C5an Marcos
referee. Hodges CTexasp umpire;
Cox tEdinburgl head linesman:
Allen tNotre Dame and Scar
borough CEdinburgl timekeeprrs.
Substitutes: for McAllen webb.
Ross and Sharpe: for EdinburE
Pendleton and Ramirez.
Touchdowns. for EdinburE,
Pendleton. Young. Berry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22

CAPT. FRANK CORTEZ OF the
Eagles Is still playing q whale OF
q game In the Brownsville line.
Cortez Is q quiet lad. rarely having
anything TO say. He lets his acti.Ns
speak for himself OF the grid. He
Il not given 10 flashy play, but he
j. a wheelhorse In the line. He will
be a tower OF strength against the
Tigers Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
The.
Sports
Spade.
BY Hal EUSTACE
U Vi q u n M m y y N N ri

BROWNSVILLE fans will do
Eell 70 remember that the two
games here this week will get
under way at 3 y. m. instead Of
$50 p. III. as In the past. This
change has been made because
darkness begins to fall much ear
lier than in the past. Fans are also
urged to purchase their tickets in
advance In order TO avoid the rush
az the gates.
THE EAGLES went through their
last workout Tuesday afternoon and
will spend Wednesday and Thurs
day in polishing up their attack.
They came through the early week
scrimmages without serious in
luries and should be in tip-top
shape for the scrap With the Laredo
high Tigers Friday afternoon. The
little team is beginning TO click.
and it will likely take the measure
OF the Tigers, but IL will take q
hard fight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
BENwAY and Donald Bennett

BENWAY and Donald Bennett
are other rays OF light cleaning
over the Brownsville football hor-
lion. Both are backs and they are
developing fast. Bennett rs just
recovering from a severe cold, while
BenTay has been suffering with
water on the elbow and a bad
knee. Both should be ii good shape
for the Tiger fray. Donald is Of the
rangey type. a hard runner and ar
accurate passer. Benway II expect
ed 70 hit his full stride Friday.
THE TIGERS will arrive Thurs
day morning and will work out
Thursday afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
Two Outstanding Contenders
To Remain i'm Race At
End Of Week
VALLEY FOOTBALL
Results This Week

Results This Week
hamburg IS. McAllen o.
La Feria IA. p. s. j. A. L.
Gamcj Friday
Hariingen at san Benito.
La Feria st Edinburg.
Donna at Pharr.
Mercedes at Weslaco.
Laredo at Brownsville (Class Al
Rangerville at FL Jardin tClass
O.
Games Saturday
John Reagan lHoustonJ at Nc
Allen tnon-districtJ.
Edinturg J. G. az Brownsville J.
G. valley championship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22

AS GOOD AT
FIGURES AS a
q. PA.

When we outfit
N man lin III art
Schaffner 81 Marx
On Hickey Freeman
clothes. III makes
no difference what
the size or shape
of his figure IL
because in the COM
plete collection Of
suits here you're
sure to find the
size. fabric, color
and style best suit
ed to your indivi-
dual ta te.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12

Bucharest-Princess Helen finds Carol has grown handsome since they last met
 Toronto-shriners elect Esten A Fletcher. Rochester, \. '. as in- perlal potentate
 Paris-MemoIrs Of Marshal Foch to be published next autumn instead of 10 to 15 years after death.
 Moscow-Two citizens who refus- cd 10 return from aboard when sum moned held traitors by supreme court winch couhscates their proper ty
 Hoylake, England-Bobby Jones does T in practice for the open.
 Detrolt-Line drive off Harry Rice's bat inlures Umpire owens
 New York-Enterprise wins first race against competitors for hcnor of defending Americas cup.
 New England
 Newport, F. I-Vincenzia Rose. 4S. and Ba.ford Caldas, 27. arrested on charges of violating federal mar cotics laws: Police believe dope ring smashed.
 Springfield, Mass Day Of prayer in connection with recent suspension by Great Britain Of immigration in Palestine proclaimed by Rabbi slG- yer, president Of Union Of Orthodox Pabbls.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
Woman Claims Eyesight Affected;
 Stanley Company Sued for S65, ,O0O

the Arkansan observed
 He inadvertently referred to Sen ator Cannon" at one point and laughter broke out.
 Begs Bishops Pardon
 Caraway begged the pardon of the witness.
 He said the committees action in inquiring into Huston's accounts was prompted by information that some of the money had been used in lobbying activities" for the Ten nessee River Improvement associa- ton.
 Everybody knows 1t was a lobby ing account" Caraway said.
 Referring to S36,100 given to Huston by the Union Carbide con- pany. CaraWay said:
 That was a lobbying fund. There was never any question about it."
 The money was given for use of the Tennessee association in advo- eating leasing of Muscle Shoals to the American Cyanamid company. "Wherever there has been lobby ing IT connection with political aC- tlvltles there is no question about the authority of the committee, !" Caraway said,
 The chairman said the committee heretofore had conducted its af- fairs, largely by q unanimous con- sent but from now on the decisions will be announced as a majority"
 He said if q majority voted against Blaine's resolution 1t would not be reported but that would not pre- vent Blaine from carrying it to the senate.
 Robinson. upon leaving the hear ing. said he wanted to be recorded as voting against Blaine's motion.
 Walsh remarked he believed the committee had no right to go into purely political activitiea' but he thought Cannon's activities were not purely political"
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
FIVE FACE DEATH EARLY TOMORROW
Three Have Hope Of Last Minute Sentence Stay

EddyvllIe, Ky, June 12 tF) - The carly morning hours of Friday, the 18th today loomed closer for white man and four negroes sen fenced to be electrocuted here, as the fate Of at least three Of them hung in the balance.
 While Warden L. R. Gumm went about his grim duties of preparing the death seat for what he describes as the solemn procedure" Governor Elem D. Sampson was considering pleas for last minute stays for three Of the negroes.
 The men sentenced 10 die are Ballard F. Radcliffe. 35, white: Rich ard Edmonds, SC, John Keller, 27 James Grigsby, 33, and Lloyd Will Hams, A, all negroes.
 Apparently little hope is held for Radcliffe and Edmonds, Radcliffe was convicted of the hammer slay- ing Of ". A Muse, 64, who was struck and robbed as he knelt to place flowers on his wife's grave ln a Louisville cemetery. Edmonds, together with Keller and Grigsby, were found guilty of the murder Of Harry s. Long. 55, night watchman of q Louisville laundry. Williams was sentenced for shooting to death Herbert P. Porter, fl, Louisville.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
DORIAN ID REMAIN IN DRY POSITION
Commissioner Expected to Re. main After Transfer Move

Washington, June 12 UP)-Pro- hibition Commissioner James H. Doran, chief of the federal dry forces, is planning to remain with the treasury department after trans fer of prohibition enforcement to the justice department July 1, 1t was learned today.
 Doran will head the treasury's dl- vision of industrial alcohol which is to retain control over all permits issued to manufacturers using de- natured alcohol
 Retention of Doran in the treas ury will mean a continuation of the present policy under which permit holders are strictly supervised to prevent diversion of their alcoholic supplies into bootleg channels. New regulations governing industrial al- cohol withdrawals are now being drafted by the treasury and justice departments.
 Approximately 100,00o,000 gallons of alcohol denatured by government formulae are distributed annually to manufacturers of chemical products.
 4 force Of 2.000 men, half the eX- isting prohibition unit, will be re- tained by the treasury to administer the permissive alcohol system.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12

Boston of commerce . committee reports total suburban population of Boston to be 1,171.860, gain of 235.o66 in 10 years.
 Portland Me-Arthur Schreiber, transatlantic stowaway, says he plans Old Orchard Paris hop in plane next year.
 Boston-Edward J. Bromberg, 65, former state senator dies
 Taunton NIass.-E. L. Sessions, sailor on r. s. s Dobbins, killed when motorcycle hits telephone pole.
 n-Masachusetts death rate from cancer reported to have in creased more than 50 per cent in last 20 years by Dr. George H. Bigelow before national conference Of social work.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12

Mrs. Ida A. Pelton of Hartford, formerly of Los Angeles has. nam ed the Stanley Chemical division Of the Stanley Works defendant in s50,000 suit because her vision has been seriously impaired she claims, by poisonous fumes given off by q lacquer said to have been sold by the company last fall Her hus- band. George Pelton has brought another suit for S15,0O0 claiming he was put to expense and inconveni- ence by his wife's suffering.
 She was employed at the Royal Typewrlting Co. plant in Hartford. The liquid is known as Lacquer No 6l. She claims she has already lost the sight of her left eye and her right eye is in danger of blindness
 The substance was not labelled with it's chemical contents and no notice of the danger of the fumes Uas given, it is alleged
New Britain herald., 1930-06-12
i; New Britain Police to Arrest Saul
 /; On Charge of Alleged S9,0OO Fraud

Chief W C. Hart of the police department is in receipt of a letter from Chief William H Funston of Schenectady. N. Y, informing him that Peter Saul, alias c. D. German. was sentenced to county jail for go days on June 3, but will be released June g, the court having ordered that the time he has already spent in Jail while awaiting trial be cred Ited to him
 Sergeant P. A McAvay Of tho detective bureau, who had charge Of the investigation into the alleged swindle by which Miss Mae Booth of 42 Cedar street, this city. lost ap- proXimately 5000 in a stock trans action several months ago, will go to Schenectady and bring Saul here for arraignmert in police court. -