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Lofts married. Johnny Van Ryn's
married and they say johnny Doeg
is going 10 be. OF course there is no
reason why marriage should inter-
fere with an athletes deeds eX-
cept that 1t does. And how about
that Davis Cup?
Did You Know That
Joe Savoldi leaves a brother at
More Dame. among the ir0Sh
Will Wrigley told the lads IN Cali
fornia the other day that Joe Nc
Carthy wasn't fired. he outs. the
same gees for Joe Savoldi Sam
Breadon. boss of the Cards, has tie
old college spirit. he says II
don't think a better shortstop than
Charley Colbert could be obtained.
but I'm always willing to trade to
strengthen my club and II i tlcught
a trade involving Colbert would
help The Cards. ! would not hesitate
TO make the DEAL. When March
mont Schwartz started playing
football, in New Orleans. ne prom
ised his family that he would give
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PRO GRID TEAMS
TO TOUR EUROPE

CHICAGO, Nov. 29-lP-Tak-
ing a tip from baseball's MGR
atorv teams. professional foot
ball Will invade Europe for a
series Of exhibition games this
winter.
The two teams. which Will give
Europe its first glimpse OF pro-
fessional football. and incident
ally a score Of stars famous
wherever the game is discussed.
are the Green BAY Packers and
the Chicago Cardinals.
At the conclusion of the ma
tional professional football
league season in December. the
two teams pin 70 play exhiH-
tIons in London. Paris and
other principal cities OF tho con-
tinent.
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Detroit Is Winner
Over Georgetown u.

DETROIT. Nov. 29.-P-The
University of Detroit today plunged
through sleet and slush on their
home gridiron to a surprising II TO
D victory over powerful Georgetown
University.
II was a game in which neither
team had much of an advantage.
It was an achievement to bold on
to the ball and the breaks count
ed above all else.
Both teams resorted freely 10
aerial stacks and the game was
replete with interruptions and
&unblek
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NAVARRO
FIGHT AGAIN
Dams Proponents Declare
Cullen's Victory
Was Fluke

Cullen Red. Harrington husky,
and Daniel Flor Navarro. Monte
rrey's gift to pugilism. who put on
a Sensational fight in Matamoros
last Sunday. have been rematched
and will battle over the l0-round
route-or less-next Sunday in the
same ring. ii has been announced
by Promoter Tex Goetz-
In the last fiasco, Red threw a
kayo into Navarro's whiskers after
four furious rounds Of milling. The
grim Navarro has a large following
on the Southern side Of the Rio
Grande and his partisans declare
the kayo was a fluke-thar Daniel
will tuck Red away in the Land OF
Nod when they meet again. They
point out that Navarro was as ag-
gressive as a dog in a meat house IN
the first encounter and claim that
over-anxiosisness to make a kill laid
him open 10 a lucky punch
Red konEs IN
Red. former Harrington high foot
ball star. has a large following up
and down the Valley. He has beat
en- everything that they have
brought him-and that includes one
Daniel Flor Navarro. They admit
that Navarro is one tough morsel,
but firmly assert that Red did II
once and will do 1t again. At any
0llc Navorro , vr+arar ~ a-ar on
ring battles. had his pride hurt
when Red konked him. particularly
in view Of the fact that Red Is yet
a neophyte in the squared circle.
Since taking up the manly art IN
earnest. Red has fought IS battles
and has marked all OF them up IN
the won column with a Il. o. in
most instances.
Was Reds victory over the We
teran a fluke? The answer will be
cen in the Matamoros ring next
Sunday.
Burns Fights again
The semi-final bears indications
Of developing into a slam-bang af-
fair. Newsboy Firpo. one of the lead
ing lights in San Antonio. will mix
things with JACK Burns. popular
Philadelphia battler who made a
good impression in winning his last
fight. Burrs Is a clean cut youngst-
er who packs a punch that lays
them out like the we'll known line
leum. He is an aggressive fighter.
but ne is well matched with News
boy Frpo, Several months back. Fir
20 made Red press down on the gas
10 win.
The other bouts. several OF which
look like 'naturals,' are as fol-
lows: Mccain VS. Juan Gomez,
Avalos VS.. Cyclone Houdine. Rat
tlesnake VS. Zavala, and Huerta VS.
Nuevo Leon.
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No Dates

FORT WORTH. Nov. 29-P-The
Texas Christian University football
players we're not the only ones who
lost as a result Of their game with
the Texas Longhorns. Early this
year Dean Sadie Beckham OF T. G.
u. promised the freshman girls
special dates each Saturday even
ing after a Frog conference victory.
So confident were the girls that
many Of them already had their
dates arranged when the Longhorns
icurneyed TO Fort Worth. When
the Frogs came out on the short
end Of the z to 0 score there was
much weeping and wsiling and
crashing of teeth-ard breaking of
dates.
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NOT ON
ALL-EASTERN
N. E. A. Selections Slight
Highly Publicized
Luminaries


First Second
Yudicky, Oar. Nv. Messenger. Army
Left End
Price. Army .-..-. Bowstrom, Navy
Left Tackle
B.omberg. Oar. ~. lombard, Syr.
Left Guard
Ticknor. Har. ........ Berncr, Syr.
Center
W'niesN. For. ...... Linehan, Yale
Right Guard
Newton, Syr. $1,000. Tully. Pitt
Right Tackle
C-si. Col 800. R~osenzsweig. G. r.
Right End
Baker, Pitt ........ Hewitt, Column.
Quarterback
Hart, Col. ........ Eyth, Car. Tech.
Left Half
Grossman. Rut. ........ Kim. Navy
Right Half
Macaluso, Col .-.. Bartrug. w Va.
Fullback
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Stanford Defeats
Dartmouth Ia to I
STAMFORD STADIUM. Calf

STANFORD STADIUM. Califor-
MIA. Nov. 29.-tP-A SO ward scor-
ing drive early in the fourth
quarter that sent right half bark
Guido Cavlieri over the coal line
on a iT-vard iount enabled Stan
ford University tn break the TT
deadlock and defeat Dartmonth's
biz Green football team tndav l4-7.
Forty Thousand sDectatn-s saw
Stanford score fi-s- - = ~rrn-'~r~
.~u~hSo--, --7--t- 80 -No- --.---I
Dartmouth tie 'ina c-rnt w the CO.
cond period after an intercepted
pass.
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The
Sports
Spade

= = n

THESE old ring veterans have
about one good night a year, and
my dear Egelbert it's just too bad
for their opposition on that occasion.
Billy Petrolle, ancient little battler,
had such a night recently and it was
curtains for Jimmy McLarnin. one
Of the toughest. hardest punching
and most colorful fighters in the
ring today. McLarnin has been
judgec the greatest fighter in the
world. pound for pound. by the
leading critics of the ring. Alan
Gould describes the sensational fray
Is follows:
PETROLLE squatted in his COR
mel OF the Madison Square Garden
ring, his shoulders hunched under
an old Indian blanket. Squint-eyed.
his battered features emphasized an
aborigine cast of countenance. Civ
en- a few war feathers. the Fargo
Express" might have passed for a
young buck Of the Sioux tribe.
Across the green-roped fighting
square sat the cool Irish youth,
Jimmy McLarnin. plump as a SQUAD.
the center of admiring attention.
The rafters echoed with the cheer
ing as he clasped his green bath
robe. embroidered with a harp, and
stood UP TO acknowledge the intro
duction by "Bellerin' joe Humph-
reys as Dynamite Jimmy
Petrolle Scores
IN LESS TIME than il takes to
write this, however, the battle-scar-
REQ, crouching Petrolle, leaped into
action with a savageness that cut,
bruised and shook McLarnin. Sub
~sequently the Fargo Express floor
ed the "Clouting Celt" twice and
turned the l0-round match into a
bloody rout. Jimmy's dynamite
never exploded. Experts were as
founded. gamblers dlscomfited
ano women were weeping as the
Irish idol took a terrific beating in
an upset much more startling than
the defeat Of Kid Chocolate by Fidel
La Barba or the one round knock
cut OF Al Singer by Tony CAMEO
neri in the same arena.
"McLARNIN seemed sluggish"
said Patsy Haley. the referee. His
timing was off. but il may have been
because he was crowded from the
start by Petrolle. Jimmy was con-
sistently beaten TO the punch" This
explanation is clear enough. McLar-
min took his punishment with a
Celtic courage that made him look
great in defeat. but II was a sensa-
t:onal shock. nevertheless, 70 those
who have regarded Jimmy as almost
iuvincible against anyone III his
class. McLarnin has been beaten
before but never n declsively,
net even when he was stopped two
years ago by Ray Miller IN Detroit.
Female Impersonator
IN THE Dome" Of 1918. the Notre
Dame yearbook, is a picture ~ a
young man dressed as Mrs. Smith, Y
one of the roles Of the play David
Garrick.' That introduces your
friend. Knute Rockne. the Bald Ea-
g,e of South Bend. in a brand new
role-female impersonator- II you
can figure that one out. here's an
other: Knute was a piccclo player
when in Notre Dame as a STUDENT
Continued on Page Nine
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Cisco Is Tied With
Buckaroos For Title

CISCO. Tex. Nov. 29.-CP-The
Cisco high school eleven defeated
Mineral Wells high school. ~ TO O..
here TODAY. The result placed Cisco
and Breckenridge in a tie for the
Oil Belt Championship. had it will
be played off at Cisco Tuesday.
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Tate Given Chance
To Rope In Garden

The roping OF Tom Tate, veteran
Valley cowman, has been so
impressive in the Mid Wint0 Fair
rodeo that Gel johnson has offered
him a chance TO perform in Madison
Square garden with the remainder
OF his troop.
Tate. Of Kings ranch, however.
indicates that he will not likely
accept the invitation.
Competing against the best
professionals Col. Johnson has. Tate
has won the calf roping contest
each day with the exception OF onc.
Tate is we'll known over the Val
ley. He IS the hrother-in-law OF
Joe Celaya. Brownsville banker.
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Up the game If he got L-rt.... Hug
HE Mulligan. business Sgent of -
asbestos workers unicn in Chicago
gets Jobs for the summer for sever
al Of the Notre Dame Players.
after boilers all summer. IS II any
wonder those South Bend boys r
so hot2
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STANTON WINS

MARIA. Tex. Nov. 29.-P-
Stanton rirh schcnl overwhelmed
NTsrfa high schaol ~ II n. f-- tha
football championship ri district
3 ri the Interchola5tic League here
today
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Vanderbilt Downs
MARYLAND u. -22-7

CASHVILLF. Tenn. Nov. 20
lPl-VGHderbilt University closed
its football season today by defeat
ing the University of Maryland q
to Z. Lengthy broken field runs
for the touchdowns including an
81 yard sprint by Beni.y Parker,
accounted for the gold and blacks
triumph as numerous fumbles mar
red the sterling play OF the old
liners from College Park. Nd.
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Flreath. point alter touchdoWn
Lewter. (place kick.
Rice scoring: Safeties 2 cWilson p.
Officials: Movers CTexas Christ
ian) referee: Viner CMissouri) um-
pire: Kinney CMississiDoi A. g. M
head linesman. Winters (Ohio
State) field judge.
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1t. Henry OGDEN. United states
a-my around the world flier. I'M
angurated the new aerial TRANSPORT
service connecting Los Angeles, Bak-
ersfield and Taft, Cal
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Riot Prevents Fight in Spain
But They Don't Stop Football

Because Spanish students have
been holding somewhat ndiscrim-
mate riots lately, the Carnera-Uz-
cudun bout in Barcelona was post
poned. Riots? The Spanish govern
ment officials ought TO have seen
The students committing mayhem
upon one another after the recent
Princeton-Harvard game. Or, be-
fore the Carnegie Tech-New YORK
U. game. Or. before and after a
number Of others.
Justice to Gil
Legend hath it that of all the sour
coaches Of the western hemisphere.
none IS more sour nsr morbid than
Gil Dobie Of Cornell. There is no
more m~jsjudged man in football to-
day. Dobie can smile, even in de-
feat, and he is a sportsman Of the
very highest caliber. He is a frien-
ly man, with always a word of
praise for players who have done
well. whether they are his own or
not.
Suckers? Why Not?
We are in receipt OF a bulletin
from the board Of control of ath-
letics at the University Of Michigan.
II states: The nickname Suckers
as referring to the athletic teams
OF the University OF Illinois is no
longer being used indifference to the
wishes Of Illinois alumni. While this
term has long and often been used
in this connection, it is requested
that its use be now discontinued
Very well. board. but isn't this ra-
Their a bad year to try to shelve that
m~onicker2
In Rebuttal
The wailing wall Is wet again.
is the comment coming from the
press agent Of w. L. Striking OF
Ochlochnee, Ga, Stirling has only
knocked out Won Porat. Scott.
Christner and a couple OF others
this year, and simply because Ar
thur DE Kuh. the king of clutch.
stays the distance with Strib ali
the hammers are busy again. Even
hAAOL@i o-AaAhNs > P0-A4AoNAG CAAOA =
for the year consisted Of hitting
Phil Scott and Max Schmeling be-
low the hips. his erandstand offer
to box Stribling in New York is
seized on all sides. and the Boston
COB becomes the pet OF the pugiliS-
tic 2rattle. Sharkey. praised. has
made two starts this wear and failed
miserably in both: Stribling. criti-
czed. has knocked out five men and
won three other bouts decisively.
Vow can you figure ii out2' The
answer is that we are not figuring
out ANYTHING concerning heavy
weight fighters any more.
Another Little Worry
There are lots and lots of foot
ball players. so il shouldn't cause
US 70 lose a great deal Of slumber
when one gets married and leaves
dear old Pimplewash. But how
about these tennis players? George
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Ten sets of twins and a set Of
triplets are enrolled In the Utah
grade school at salt Lake City.
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Noses Out OwLs n on Muddy Field
SECOND
In STANDINGS
Rice Scores Twice On Two
Safeties; Green Wins
With Forward Pass

NAAssOaL I4EAD WAOo, lex,
Nov. D.-P-BayIor's vet
sridiron array. containing such
senior stars as captain "Boche"
Koch, guard. Lewis Paradeaux,
center, and little Jake Wilson,
quarterback. ended a successful
season with a Z to 4 victory over
Rice today or a sloppy field.
FumbleS were frequent, sustained
offenSes were impossible and both
teams used the punt as their chief
weapon but the two Southwest
Conference elevens offered a
~praiseworthy exhibition consider
ing the condition Of the field after
a twenty hour rain.
Joe NeveuX'S handling of Baylor
punts was brilliant. Given a chance
10 start the contest at quarterback
Tor Rice because of Squyres' injury.
the diminutive back did not tumble
and his running back OF Wilson's
kicks accounted for a large num-
Der OF yards.
Despite the water-covered sod,
Wilson again showed that he is
one OF the hardest backs in the
loop TO tackle by wriggling for sew
eral nice runs. both from scrim-
mage and on punts.
Bears Finish Second
The victory gave the Bears second
place IL the final conference stand
ing. They lost only 10 Texas, the
champion, but were tied by South
ern Methodist.
Baylor tried but one pass and
that waS good for a touchdown.
Late in the second quarter Wilson
got loose around left end for six
teen yards to the Owl 20 yard line.
Baylor inserted Afford. a passer,
even though not a single pass had
been attempted up to that stage.
The first play was a line charge,
good for n yard. but on the Sc
cond, Afford shot a pass straight
down the field to McElreath who
was not bothered as he ran eight
yards across the final chalk line
Lewter's place kick for the extra
point was perfect.
The Bears had all the edge In the
first half. taking the ball TO the
eight yard line right after the
game opened. The Owl line held.
however. and Lewters attempted
place kick failed.
Rice came back strong in the Sc
cond half bat whenever il looked
as If the invaders might get some
where. would slip and be thrown
for a loss or a pass would be inter-
cepted.
Rice Scores
Rlce's scores were the result OF
some beautiful kicking by Martin
kus. who was consistently good.
ana Hammett, the fleetness OF Cot
fee, substitute end, and q charging
line. In the third quarter Artinkus
kicked TO the Baylor three yard
line. Wilson's kick was blocked by
Hassell and captain Morgan. Rice
recovered the ball but il already
had rolled back OF the goal line
and counted only a safety.
Late IN the fourth quarter Coffee
downed Hammett's kick on the
Baylor two yard line. This time
Wilson took no chances and downed
the ball behind the goal for an
Intentional safety.
Except for the one time when
his boot was blocked. Wilson
handled his side Of the punting
duel honora.bly. Each team made
four first 6Aols.
Less than fifteen hundred per-
sons witnessed the game.
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Another Little Worry

There are lots and lots Of foot
ball players. SO il shouldn't cause
US 70 lose a great deal Of slumber
when one gets married and leaves
dear old P~implewash. But how
about these tennis players? George
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-21
CHAMPS MEET
AT M'ALLEN
Raymondville, Wilson Tract
And Edinburg Clash
Saturday

McALLEN. Feb. 2l-South Texas
best high schooI basketball teams
are scheduled to clash OIL the fast
board floor Of the McAllen high
school Bulldog court here Satur-
day III the playoff for the Inter-
scholastic League championship Of
District %.
Edinburg OF Hidalgo county, VIII
sol Tract OF Cameron County. Ray
mondville OF Willacy County and
Rio Grande City or Starr county.
Will tangle In a series or three
games to decide the representative
from the Lower Rio Grande section.
Edinburg and Wilson Tract are
favored to play in the finals.
The first game will be played az
8 a. m. the second to follow at
1918. Finals will played at 4 D. m.
the same day. Coach Claude Daley
OF Donna Redskins Is district ath-
letic director and will have charge
Of the tournament.
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C PORTS CHATS
~ With Hal EustQce

TWO big sporting events in the
Valley Saturday. High school bas-
ketball championship will be play
ed off at McAllen and golfers from
all parts Of South Texas will vie
over the links near Mercedes. Ed
inburg will likely be the school bas-
ketball champion. AS for the link
sters-this is nice weather we are
having.
IN the offing a little further Is
a baseball meeting at Brownsville
Tuesday night. basketball banquet
at Harlingen Monday evening and
the Cameron county junior tourna-
ment will open at San Benito
Thursday. Baseball is coming along
in great style also. More than 60
men are working out for the Har-
lingen nine. San Benito has three
teams that would enter a Valley
league. Brownsville players nave
begun to show interest. La Feria
and McAllen have expressed them
selves as ready to go The Mis-
sion $3.50 aggregation also IS set
for a season.
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NIGHT EVENTS
WILL Be HELD
Large Crowds Expected To
Witness Exhibitions;
Ladies Entered

The two-day Mid Winter horse
show at Fort Brown opened ? p. m.
today with pack horse event. Elev-
en- other events were to be staged
up until 9:45 p. m.
The jumping grounds near the
airplane hangar has been fitted up
with electric lights and the night
events can De viewed from parked
cars. A number Of people have
been watching the practices at
night.
Color viii be lent the show BY
several ladies events. 1t. Col. Koch's
riding class is furnishing most 8.
the talent along this line.
1t. Col. Stanley Koch has an
nounced that /. Dcrfman has Of
fered a cup TO the officers win
ming the greatest number Of points
in the show. II will be presented
) p. m. Saturday. A bride will be
presented the owner of the best
horse in the show. There are cash
prizes for all enlisted mems class
es, ribbons for all classes and q
cup given by 1t. Col. Koch for the
ladies class.
Following Is the time table OF the
show:
Friday
200 D.. m.-Pack horses.
2:l0 p. m--Noyice Jumperl
2:45 p. m.-Recrult ana remount.
300 p.m.-Oiticers chargers.
3.l5 ?. m.-Model draft mule.
$3.50 p. m.-Jumping triple barr.
500 p. m.-Polo bending race.
8:l5 p. m.-Jumping Cnon-com-
misSioned officers.
$50 ID. m.-Road hacks.
$40 p. m.--Hunters middle and
heavyweight.
9:35 p. m.--Polo ponies (middle
and heavyweight.
GAS p. m.-Jumping Couch and
out).
Saturday
900 a. m.-EScort wagons.
9:l5 a. ne nlisted mems
mounts.
1000 a. m.-Hunters Suitable to
become).
1915 a. m-Polo pony stake race.
IC50 a. m.-Model cavalry horse.
1915 a. m.-Jumping CprivateS).
200 p. m.-Jumping (pairs).
2:30 p. m.-LadieS saddle horse.
2:45 D. m.-Hunters uightweight).
1925 p. m.-Pair Of road hacks.
$40 p. m.-Polo ponies Cight-
weight.
400 p. m.-Jumping (open).
500 p. m.-Best horse in show.
sos p. m.-Award Of Dorfman
cup.
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FASTEST HUMAN
Is LEFT BEHIND

TORONTO, Feb. 2l-tR-Many
track stars from the United States
and Canada were wearing new Can
adam indoor championship crowns
today, but the leading honors for
last nights meets went to two
sprinters, Stella Walsh. Cleveland
girl star, and Leigh Miller Of Ham
ilton.
Miss Walsh won the 60-meter wo-
mems dash from Myrtle Cook Of
Montreal and Florence Bell Of Tor
onto. Her time was 7 $40 seconds.
Miller, who recently defeated Jack
Elder IN New York, finished ahead
Of George Simpson Of Ohio State,
the fastest human" in the final
Of the mems 60-meter sprint.
Dr.. Paul Martin Of Switzerland
took the 1.000-meter run i'll 2:34 is.
Jimmy Ball of Winnipeg, Canada's
Olympic star, scored as easily in the
300-meter event in 36 AS seconds.
Harold Osborn Of Chicago leaped s
feet 3 Ia inches 10 win the high
jump title.
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7wo-Day Horse show Now in Full Suing at Fl. Brown
Basketball Results

At Abilene-Daniel Baker 81; Nc
Murry college 10.
At Canyon-West Texas Teachers
rs: Texas Tech Ia.
At Arlington-North Texas Agr1-
cultural college Is; Texas e. Paci-
fic Coal and oil team. TT. Worth 20.
AT G-eenvillc-Burleson College
80; Wesley College -.
At Alya-Bethany (Kas) a.:
Northwestern Oklahoma Teachers
Is.
At Moraga-St. Marys (Cahf)
80; Nevada "a.
AL Fulton. Mo.-Westminster &c;
Rolla Miners -.
At Emporia, EaS. -EmDoria
Teachers 20; College Of Empor1a %.
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will finish tied for second in the
lower bracket. The San Benitans
have hit the sled, ~hile the warm
smile Of fortune has begun 10 beam
over Cal Surtees' colligians. A num-
Der of the Saint stars have been in
jured and they cannot muster the
attack which carried them to the
top OF the race. Grady Reynolds,
their key man, is out with water on
the knee. The Scorps. on the other
hand. have just hit their real stride.
The odds. II any, favor the cole
gians.
Tussle Here
The Scorps have no bed Of roses
tonight in the Model Laundry
Cleaners. They barely messed out the
Burtonites Tuesday by the hair
raising score OF 1914. Rivalry be-
tween the squads is at a high patch
and a large crowd Will likely turn
out TO see the last and deciding
game. II is called for the Fort Brown
court at 1880 p. m.
The Fort Brown cagers completed
their season last night at Harlin-
gen, taking a 1913 drubbing from
the Methodists. The Soldiers have
a perfect record OF IA consecutive
losses.