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the identification committee for the
high school campus made q report.
Miss Margaret May Rhodes gave
several selections with her mother
playing The accompaniment.
BRIDGE-SHowER HONoRS
RECENT BRIDE
Mrs. z. T.. Butts and Mrs. e. J.
Leslie were Joint hostesses honoring
Mrs. c. o. Hamilton. a recent bride,
with q bridge and shower. A color
theme aof yellow and green was car
ried out IL the table decorations and
other accessories.
At the conclusion OF the games
Mrs. Edgar WEIGH held high score,
Mrs. T. z. Marchbanks second high
and Mrs. L. Z. Stanley received the
consolation award.
Little Martha Jane Leslie attired
as a maid. received the guests at
the door and entered after the games
laden with shower gifts for the hon.
Gree.
Guests for the afternoon were
Mesdames Robert Alexander, Cecil
Barmore. J. w. Belts, Z. T.. Barnore.
s. II. Crews. z. II. Downs, J.. J..
Dunn, Bernie Goolsby. Roy Hol-
comb. Bennett Jones. J M. Jones,
G. Z. Lyle. T. z. Marchbanks, II. @.
Marshall, Il =. McFadden. Z. =.
Stanley. Jesse A WEIGH. ]. T. VIII
cox, A. 3. Weaver. James d. Ward.
Fred Wedegartner. Edgar WEIGH.
J ". Oates Of Harrington and Miss
Edith Horknan.
GUESTS COMPrNfEETrD
At BRIDGE EVENT
Miss Mary work entertained ~
her nome Saturday evening honor
ing Miss Lillian GrHensIaas and
Mrs. A. =. Pence Of Cleveland.
At the conclusion OF the games
Mrs. r. M. 6herer was high among
the guests with Mrs. c. A. McCail
second high. The honor guests also
were remembered with gifts.
Guests for the evening we're: Mes
DANES George Bowie, w. +. Gil
bert Frank Grimsell, T. D. King
G A. Mccall. A. r. Pence. = M
Sherer. Randel Symonds, Donald
Continued on pare 81
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rT-p RECEIVED RY
WFSLAcO GROUP

Al the annual meeting OF the
Wornen's Missionary Union or the
Lower Rio cra-de VALLEY Rs>tis.
association a. its 18th co-venti1-
held in San Benito on F-'dav ~,
oTl-~ cr0 rs--ass-+.-- ire t-,,h-
to- ne s,cte.- --att-- 80 -----a-
= : Quarter -ss p--a~e-..z ;.
-a-l---'e r--'-.-
Tra following ----a ao1o'-4aS ~
ne various committees. Nrs 1ar
S3v vc'I-o neo-is's leader. Mrs
" l. Forbes. chairman Of ben
evidence. and Mrs. Brandon. per
iodical chairman
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Society Calendar

Friday
Christian missionary society din.
ner, z D. m. at the church.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21
EAGLES PLAY
SAN BENITAN
Eaglets TO Take on Comets
For Second Time
Tuesday

The Brownsville high school
Eagles viii swing into action for
the third time this season Tues
day when they travel 10 san Ben
ito for contest with The GreyhoundS.
This will be the opening clash be-
tween these two clubs.
With Adamson and Smith show
Ing 2 good form. the Greyhounds
arc generally given "A good chance
10 cop The Cameron county cham
pionShip. Coach Soc Plato OF the
Eagles had wonderful prospects at
the beginning or the year, but they
have frizzled away before his eyes.
Graduations and failures put tho
sEids under Soc's entry. NeYcrthc-
less. he is likely 10 make a strong
showing once his quint gets 70 per-
c0latlng.
At tho same time the Eagles are
battling San Benito Boy" New
mans Is" Eaglets will be attempt
ing to do things to the Fl Jardin
Comets. These neiEhbors have
furnished the Eagles and EaEiets
with all the competition they have
had this season. The Eagles held
the fast moving Comets to a 1917
score last Friday.
The La Feria high goal ropers
also are scheduled TO swing into
action Tuesday. paying a visit TO
the Santa Rosa Plough Boys.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21
ElGHTS LAST
&1NgGHT&A
By The Associated Press

NEW YORK-Tommy Grogan
OMAHA, Nebr.. outpointed Billy Nc
Mahon. New York, u0). joey Har-
rison, Garfield. N. j.. stopped Billy
Drano, Germany. 90.
PHILADELPHIA - Lew Massey
Philadelphia. outpointed battling
Battalino. G0. Young Terry, Tren-
ton. n. j., stopped Stuffy McIrnes
Scotland 60.
CLEVELAND - johnny Pisko
Cleveland. outpointed Ricardo Ber-
tazzolo, Italy. Q0). Paul Pirrone
Cleveland, and Tom Freeman, Erie
Pa, Drew. d0).
ROCHESTER, N. Y. Tommy
Paul. Buffalo. knocked out Eddie
ODowd. Columbus. o., ~.
NEW ORLEANS - Raw Kiser
Tulsa, Okla, outpointed Eddie
Wolfe. Memphis, Cl0).
SIOUX CITY, Ia.-Jack Mccain
Minneapolis. outpointed Louie zack
Sioux City, U0).
PHILLIPSBURG, N. Jimmie
Britt Phillipsburg, knocked out Te,
Hamer. "a.
MIAMI, Fla.-Harry Forbes. Chi.
cage, outpointed Jimmy Watts, AT.
!ants. u0). Young Montreal. Pro.
violence, r. J., refused 10 fight
Watts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21
TEXAS LOOP
PLANS FARMS

DALLAS, Jan. 2l-dPl-A special
meeting OF Texas league club pre-
sidents has been called here for
Saturday to discuss plans for for
mulating a class D loop in north
east and central Texas. according
TO red McJunkin Of the Dallas club.
Business men and representatives
from towns in the district have
been invited TO attend. The league
would replace the east Texas and
the Lone Star circuits.
According to Joe Mathes. who Is
organizing the loon. IL would be
operated on a cooperative basis
with all funds. including salaries.
passing through the presidents Of
flee and with all profits or losses
being pro-rated among member
clubs.
No club would take more than
three players on option. and the
use Of young talent would be stressed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21

Of almost forgotten warriors OF the
ring.
Happy Joe
Only one OF the charmen huns
to himself. whistles occasionally
chuckles at his work. He's a short,
chunky. happy negro with arms
that stretch down TO his knees. His
shoes are almost without form. his
trousers baggy. misshapen. A gray
checkered coat sweater, fitting his
arms all right, stretched down to
his knees in incongruous fashion,
Diligently he wipes pictures and
woodwork with a dirty cloth. a
shapeless cap on the back Of his
black hairless head, n grin on his
wide. flat features.
Yet this happy negro, So years old
and glad Of the chance TO work at
mental tasks. IS Joe Walcott. the
barbados demon, perhaps the
greatest fighter that ever lived. lie
once weighed l29 pounds for an
epic battle with Kid Lavinge. and
as the w~elterwelght champion or
IS years ago he never scaled over
l42 pounds. But he knocked out
great fighters in five classes
Lightweight. welterweIght. middle
weight, light heavyweight and
heavyweight. His most amazing vic
tory was a seven-round knockout
of Joe Choynski, crack heavyweight,
when Walcott weighed lao.
He Took 'em All
Today he polishes the pictures OF
men who quailed before him decades
ago. ring heroes now dead. whose
shades might trernble q bit even
now at the touch OF Walcotr's
hands, now harmless. RE fought
when q litetime's earnings In the
ring did not equal the purses paid
ordinary fighters today FOR a single
bout.
Furthermore, he doesn't think
that the entire crop OF fighters in
the smaller classes today could
have furnished George Lavigne,
Saginaw Kid, with an interesting
nights work. Joe has a tremen-
dous respect for Lavinge, as well
as Tommy West, who had "A dis
%concerting habit OF biting chunks
from his scalp in the bloody bat
ties they fought decades ago.
The old timers, Joe says. were
tougher, stronger. were Just as good
boxers. and took the game more
seriously. than do the gladiators OF
the present era. 10 his mind, the
easiest men to bring down were
the big fellows despite his own
scanty five feet of height.
"Ah liked to play with them big
boys" Joe grinned as he swabbed
away at the woodwork. "Ah Just
punched away at their tummies
till they begin % bend. Then fust
thing you know ther jaws is down
whey their tummies was, and then
q easy"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21
Tick Eradication
Expert Arrives

Berry Holcomb Of Bellville. Austin
county, has been sen. here to take
charge Of the tick eradication work
to L begun Mar. l by state and
county authorities. Kolcomb has HAD
many years Of experience in this
work and was stationed at Falfur-
riaS five years.
Nike" Manahaa Of Brownsville
will be his assistant.
Sites for approximately 20 new
watts have already been selected IN
addition TO the cnes already con-
structed. This VIII give Cameron
county a total Of approximately rs
watts.
Holcomb has brought his family
here TO live.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21
DUDLEY TAKES
EARLY LEAD
-
10s Aqua Caliente Golfers
Trailing Through Prize
Tournament.

Aqua CALIENTE, Lower Calf
ornis. Jan. 2l-Pl-Clinging TO a
one-stroke lead, Ed Dudley, VIII
mington. Del. professional, today
looked to the second round of the
Aua Caliente $25.0 900 open tourna-
ment with an array OF lot other
chosen golfers trailing at his heels.
The stern knowledge that only
approximately half their number
would be eligible TO continue In the
quest for twenty money prizes,
which range from "ten grand" down
to $500. confronted the field as II
prepared to swing through the Sec
ond 10 holes.
Dudley was the oaly n Of the
us starters who could equal par.
He shot a II to lead Macdonald
Smith, Long Island, N. T.. by a
stroke. Within two shots az his
mark were Harold Long. Denver,
and Al Watrous, Detroit.
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Basketball Results

At ~Madison-Wisconsin 50; Chi
cago %.
At Observation-Disclosures 80; De-
troit q.
AT South Bend-Notre Dame 20;
Fal CMcxico City %.
At Ann Arbor-Michigan IS; In
diana 20.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS; Okla
homa 20.
AT Mortified, Minn.-Carleton 81;
ST. Olaf l3,
At Pella. Ia.-Central 26; Iowa
WESLEYAN Is.
At DEBORAH, Ia.-Luther 80, Dub
uque Is.
At ST. Paul-McAlleste- -; St.
John u. 10.
1T Kansas City-Wentworth Mill
taly Academy 20; Rockhurst 10.
AT Abilene-Abilene Christian 80;
Oklahoma Christian "a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21
Harlingen Mems
Liquor Trial Set

a preliminary hearing for Manuel
Gomez and Faustino Gutierrez, both
Of Harrington. on LIQUOR charges Is
TO be held before u. s. Commission
er Z. *. Goodrich Tuesday riorninc.
The men were recently taken into
custody near Harrington by j. II.
Collins. mounted customs inspec-
tor. and Manuel Rodriguez, deputy
constable
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21
Bad Headlight
Menace Growing

The number Of al travelling on
the highway with defective head
lights has increased steadily TO where
about II in every three is subject
to arrest, according TO Traffic Of
ficer <. K. Sadier.
Motorists are going to find 1t a
lot easier TO stop at q filling station
and pay 30 cents for a bulb than
they will in paying q SIS fine" the
officer says.
If the situation is not remediedt
] VIII be forced 10 arrest every Of
tender. The she-iff's department
does Tot want 10 be unjust, but some
steps must be made to clear I'D the
headlight situation" Sadlcr SAYS,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21
Negro Held May BE
Arkansas FuQitive

The Cameron .ounty sheriff's de-
partment wired Little Rock, Ark,
Officials Monday 1t was holding a
negro believed TO be Henry Clayton
escaped convict.
The black was arrested at La
terla recently upon Information
furnished BY : Arkansas peni-
Tertiary.
The man answers to all descrip-
tons forwarded here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21
Pipkin Elected
Scorp Captain

Maurice Pipkin, whirlwind
Brownsville Junior college bas-
keteer. was elected captain OF
the Scorp squad Monday after
noon. John Sylvester and Bob
by O'Bryain were the other two
boys nominated for the post.
Pipkfn, perhaps the most fin
shed athlete IN the Brownsville
school system, also ~captained the
Scorpion football squad. He is a
heady player who hust!es all the
way. His rifle passes were the
thorn in the side OF Scorp foot
ball opposition this year. Pip
handles a basketball even better
than The pigskin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21
Star Cub Pitcher Has
TWo-Year Contract

CHICAGO. Jan. 2l-P-Charlie
Root. Chicago Cubs star right hand
ed pitcher. has signed a tWo-year
contract. Root signed the docu-
ment yesterday. president William
r. Week announced from Avalon,
Catalina Island. where the Cubs
will train. Roots salary was not
disclosed. but ii was said he re-
ce!yed a substantial increase.
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by any chance a Schlitz on the
Pharr quint?
THREE of the amateur CUNTS
will be gaily bedecked tonigh. when
they step onto the court. Forakers
Clothing has Just received
their new outfits. They are
solid orange with black num-
erals on front and "Forakers Cloth
ing" on the back. The Dudes hope
TO change their luck in these spif-
fy layouts tonight against the San
Benito Saints.
THE Brownsville Junior College
ScorpS viii wear new rigs against
the Fort Brown aggregation. The
Jersies are orange with "Scorps' in
white lettering across the front.
The trunks are white, trimmed IN
orange.
WHILE they may not be the best
baSkeeters IN the Valley. you would
never suspect it after a look at the
Mercedes Firemen's uniforms. They
are by far the loudest in the VAL
ley. These uniforms are composed
Of verticle scarlet and white stripes.
One leg Of the trunks IS red and
the other white. Mercedes should
dazzle all opposition into submis-
sion.
J. w. fRED) IRVINE, Browns
vile athletic director. wants one
point made clear concerning Boy"
Newman. While Malcolm has charge
Of the high school Eaglet basket
ball squad, he is not a paid coach.
He is Just donating q little OF his
time in an effort TO help out Soc
Plato. This does not in any way
hurt Newman's amateur standing.
CONSIDERABLE interest is be-
ing shown by the Fort Brown boys
In the voiley ball tournament now
under way there. This is a game
they can all play and they are TAX
ing to 1t as O cat does TO cat nip.
Even Hank Henry. the baseball
ump, gets a whale OF kick out Of
batting the ball back and forth
over the net. Perhaps you didn't
know II, but Hank played outfield
with San Antonio along about 1915.
He can still show the Youngsters
around here how TO crack out base
hits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21
Four Courts Will
Open i'm February

The Cameron county courthouse
will be the scene of much activity
about the middle OF February when
four courts will be in action.
The criminal and civil district
courts will open Feb. IL. The Cam
eron county court and the Cam
eron county curt at law viii be
open at the same time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21
g@m@a The HERALD SPORTS SECTION aznzB
Valley Amateur Quints Click Into Action Tonigh

q. The Fire Boys were filling 9
date abandoned by the Edlnhurg
Junior college Broncs.
Up to full strength ana playing
on their own court. the Edinburg
quint is expected 70 make a strong
showing against the powerful Mo-
MAIDS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21
Edinburs Quint To
Play Corpus Five

EDrNBURG. Jan. 2l.-The Edin-
burg Fire Department quintet will
seek revenge here Saturday night
when it takes on the Corpus Christi
Caller-Times Nomads.
Last Friday the Nomads lured the
Firemen off to Kingsville ana then
romped on them TO the tune Of 49,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21

One hundred and sixty girls are
studying farming at Studley Col
lege. Warwickshire. England, often
setting out 10 work in the fields
at dawn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21

Headquarter substitutes: Shat
ler. Ealhert and O'Brlen.
Officials: Referee. 1t. Stcddex
scorer, Umpleby.
The two undefeated leaders, Ma
chine Gun and Headquarter troops,
will meet in O feature game next
Monday evening on the Fort Brown
court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21

THERE'S a big h. b-dub in
Brownsville school circles today on
the eve OF the appreciation dinner
dance being given sc football letter.
men by the three local civic clubs.
The affair will be staged at the e.
Jardin hotel Wednesday evening
Invitations rave been handed the
gridsters and they are now on
fronted with the problem Of digging
up a dancing partner.
MUCH diplomacy is being used
and some of the boys are finding
their lines crossed. Good thing thi;
didn't crop UP during the football
season-it would have been Just toe
bad.
THERE is lots OF interest being
shown in the event and from indi-
dations 1t will be a lar. evening.
Seminal. slushy speeches have been
barred and no mention will be made
Of one-yard fumbles. It is not SO
much Of football meeting as 1t is
an informal get-to-gether for good
time purposes only.
FINAL arrangements for enter
tainment features were being made
Tuesday by a committee from the
three civic clubs. Those on the ccm-
mittee are Travis Jennings Of the
Kiwanis. Geo. Desha Of the Lions
and Charles Burton of the Rotari.
ans. A better group could not have
been picked. Each OF these Is a
young man with a strong interest In
Brownsville athletics. They r
planning several skits to keep the
boys faces out OF the dishes during
dinner.
DIR. o. v. LAWRENCE, president
OF the school board, will award dia-
mond-studded gold footballs to the
high school Screaming Eagles. These
are gifts Of the school board. The
coaches, members of the school
beard, Supt. @. w. Gotke and Dean
3. A. Caldwell also will be present.
Any student who wishes to attend
may do so by making reservations at
the high school. Each Of the civic
clubs will have two and possibly
three representatives at the affair.
How About This, Pharr?
"BUDWEISER" OF the Mercedes
firemen doesn't have a very high
regard for the Pharr-San Juan
Alamo entry in the Valley Amateur
Basketball league. He resents any
intimation that Pharr will have a
chance against the Fire Boys to-
night. What's more, he filings down
the gauntlet at the Edinburg brack-
ct leaders. That's the correct spirit
Bud. What this goal roping lea
que needs is a little more spirit.
Some Of the teams are beginning
to turn a bit yellow around the
gillS and give indications Of float
ing belly up ere many more games
have been unravelled. Weslaco, by
the way. is ready to step in and
take the place Of any team that
wants TO give UP the ghost. Is there
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21

Headquarters troop took two hot
~ contested volley ball sets from
Troop B Monday evening by scores
Of i7-l5 and 16-i4 to remain il a
tie with Machine Gun troop at tho
top Of the Fort Brown league.
Both sets we're hard fought
throughout and neither team was
certain Of winning until the final
point had been made. Rivalry was
high between the two squads.
The line-ups:
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RISKO BEATS
BERTAzzOLO

CLEVELAND. Jan. 2l-GPl-The
varying fortunes OF Johnny Risko.
Cleveland baker boy. had a more
rosy hue today with his decisive
victory over Ricardo Bertazzolo,
Italian heavyweight champion. in
a %ten-round bout here last night.
Nlsko battered the Bertazzolo dizzy
and floored him in TIE seventh
round. The Italian giant fought
doggedly. but the Clevelander easi-
" had the better Of him IN every
round. Bertazzolo landed no more
than a dozen solid hits and every
one OF them vas a signal for Risko
TO cut loose again.
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dldIAll5eA NA~Gtl0AAlbo az NAOASi
Laundry.
The Valley Amateur Basketball
league viii swing into action again
Tuesday evening with the posi-
bility eleven games will be played
before the curtain rings down Tor
the night. Murky damp weather
was the outlook for the boys who
rusty up their heels on outdoor
courts. Leaden skies sent a driZz-
ling mist whirling owe the Valley
Tuesday morning. but small riffs
ih the low hanging clouds gave in
clcation that it might clear before
night.
Bad weather caused three tits
to be postponed last Friday. The
schedule tonight is exactly the same
as last week with the exception
that grounds have been changed,
Fridays hosts are Tuesdays guests.
This will give the quints behind a
chance TO catch up with their
schedule tonight is exactly the same
Mercedes Pharr-San Juan.Alarho
Raymondville- McAlen and Har-
AAA8CAA sR4GNAAQAA5Ao ANA04CA y .
Harrington Is a good basketball town
and 1t IS not likely they will play
a double header tonight with the
Model Laundry. The Cleaners owe
them a game on the Harrington
court and the Prayer Boys do not
want to miss the gate receipts.
From all indications. the Edin-
burg Firemcn and the Harrington
Methodists, bracket leaders. are
scheduled to sail serenely on at
the head OF the procession after
tonight. The Firemen play Donna
and the Methodists come to Browns
VILE for an engagement with the
Model Laundry Cleaners.
The other Brownsville game will
find the Brownsville Junior college
mixing IL with the Fort Brown
cagers.
The Saint Forakers game at Har-
lingen appears to be one OF the best
in the Valley for tonight. The San
Benito aggregation has been whip
ping I'D its horses OF late. Forakers.
on the other hand, has hit the
Skids. On their home grounds, the
Clothiers should brace up and give
the Saints q hard fight. The con-
test will be enlivened by . protest
Jimmy Torakers has filed against
Geo. Gabbert. San Benito player.
Fans Will be watching to see whe-
ther Gabbert will be in a Saint
uniform tonight. Fcrakers bases his
protest on the fact that Gabber is
a Brownsville man.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21
GAMES FRIDAY

La Feria high at Rio Hondo.
McAllen high at San Benito.
VALLEY AMATEURS
Upper Bracket
Donna at Raymt ldvilge.
Edcouch at Edinburg.
Mercedes at Progreso.
McAllen at Pharr-San Juan
Alamo.
Lower Bracket
Model Laundry at Rio Hondo.
Forakers at Harrington Methodists.
Brownsville Junior college at San
Benito.
Sebastian at Fort Brown.
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Walcott, One of Worlds Greatest
Fighters, Now a Happy Handy Man

Note-As a partial answer to
the question-what are the cons
picuous figures in sports Of other
days doing now-The Associated
Press presents herewith the e c
ond OF q series. on Joe Walcott,
one OF the few championship sur
viyors Of bookings mauve decade.
BY EDWARD j. NEIL
NEW YORK. Jaa. 2l-R1-Mad-
iSon Square Garden Is a dim, cool
place in the afternoon, full OF
shadows that blot the outlines OF
the battle ring and fuse the end
less rows Of empty seats into banks
OF dusk. Footsteps echo loudly, and
folks usually talk in whispers in
the ampitheater that by night
bla5es with light and rocks 70 the
roars OF fight crazed multitudes.
There are dim figures. too, in
the corridors. mostly twisted old
fcIJws with mons and pals Of suds.
washing floors for an hourly wage.
here are others busting the walls,
wiping the glasses in huge pictures
that show the likenesses Of the late
Tex Richard. John l.. Sullivan.
Dempsey. Fitzsimmons. Corbett.
Jack johnson, Joe Cans and hosts
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LEADERS DUE
TO WIN AGAIN
Murky Skies Forecast Bad
Weather for Outdoor
Contests
TONIGHT
Upper Bracket

VIII IONNOAAA
Upper Bracket
Progreso at Edcouch.
Pharr-San Juan-Alano at Mer-
eedes.
RaymondviIle at Donna.
Lower Bracket
San Benito at Forakers.
Fort Brown at Brownsville Junior
college.
Rio Hondo at Sebastian.
Harrington Methodi5ts al Model
Laundry.
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HEADQUARTERS
DOWNS B BOYS
Now in Tie with Machine
Gun Troop for Lead OF
Volley Ball Loop

The Standings
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MUCH diplomacy is being used
and some of the boys are finding
their lines crossed. Good thing thi;
didn't crop UP during the football
season-it would have been just toe
bad.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-21

by any chance a Schlitz on the
Pharr quint?