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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-21
Coronation Of
/ewel Queen
WeekendEuent

Social interest for the week end Is
focused on the coronation Of the
Mystery Queen Of the Court Of
Jewels in Harlingen, opening func-
ton Of the Valley Mid Winter Fair,
and one Of the most brilliant events
OF the season.
For weeks preparations for the al
fair have been going forward. and
a gorgeous spectacle Is being anti
cipated. The identity Of the Queen
herself has been kept a closely
guarded secret, and many guesses
as to which Of the Valleys charming
society girls will occupy the throne
and hold sway over the magnificent
court have been whispered. This
riddle will be solved when the royal
lady mounts the throne to receive
her crown at the lands OF John
T. Floore, secretary Of the Fair as
ISOLATION.
Nineteen charming girls from var
ious Valley towns have been named
as duchesses TO represent various
jewels. Garnet. pink sapphire. Jet,
cameo. pink pearl. the tawny shades
Of the topaz. and the wierd green OF
jade will add their gorgeousness to
the scene. as each duchess and her
attendants will be govned in har-
mony with her chosen jewel. Rich
and unique headdresses will be worn
by each. giving greater beauty to the
scene. Each OF the twenty prin-
cesses in attendance on her Royal
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Harlingen
MISS LISTON
AT BRIDGE SHOWER

Miss Eunice Liston. a bride-elect.
was complimented at a pretty party
gwen by three hostesses. Mesdames
w. 0. Little. Essie Mcleod and
Willie Mae Stephens. The enter
tainment va a bridge shower given
a. Charlotte's Place on Saturday
evening.
Beautiful flowers we're arranged in
an artistic setting for the four tables
OF players. Mrs. Harvey Richards
was rewarded with a pretty trophy
for winning high score and Mrs.
Clyde Hollan was rewarded for
making second high.
After the games were concluded.
a telegram arrived at the door for
Miss Liston. It contained directions
that led her to the place where she
found a lovely white basket. sur
mounted by a miniature bride and
filled with dainty and acceptable
gifts.
Salad, sandwiches and coffee we're
served to the following guests: Mes
danes Clyde Ray. Clyde Hollan.
Harvey Richards. Frank Lee. c. II.
Liston. Roy Hall. r. "A. Smith. Har-
vey Porter. Jack Bush, Misses Cleo
Mcleod. Mamie Anglin. Arvilla and
Josephine Rodgers. Lois Ballard.
Sylvia Pistorias and the honoree.
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received at the home Of the brides
mother. which had been transform
ed into a bower Of beauty for the
occasion. Greeting them, besides
the wedding party. was Mrs. More
and Mrs. Catherine Collins. mother
Of the groom.
Both Mrs. More and Mrs. Collins
wore effective costumes Of black
lace. Mrs. More,s being combined
with chiffon.
Carrying out the note Of pink in
troduced into the bridal setting BY
the gowns Of the bridesmaids. pink
roses intermingled with fern to
shed their beauty and fragrance
through the house. and r:nk tapers
burned at every vantage point.
The bridal table was laid in the
dining room under a chandelier
draped with flowers. greenery and
white ribbons. The brides cake, an
exquisite CONNECTION ornamented
with pink roses and forget-me-nots
held the place of honor, surrounded
by roses and Gala lilies. Instead OF
the usual embroidered cloth. the
cake was hidden under folds and
folds Of tulle, turned out in tulip
fashion.
Out-of-Town Guests
The bride cut. followed BY the
bridesmaids. Mrs. Gordon Street
and Mrs. Lawrence Brady then
presided over the cake.
Refreshments Of t-shaped
cakes iced in white. and pink ana
white ice cream we're passed dur
ing the evening.
Misses Salome McAllen. Sally
Russell and Laura Lee Tansill had
charge of the brides book. Mrs. G..
c. Richardson displayed the gifts.
which were exhibited In one of the
upper rooms.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Collins left on a wedding trip.
keeping their destination a secret
even from close friends. Upon their
return they will be at home in
San Benito.
For travelling Mrs. Collins wore
a chic suit Of navy blue. with huge
collar Of tan lapin. and hat. shoes
and other accessories Of black.
Elizabeth Creager caught the
bouquet.
Among the out-of-town guests
here for the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. James T. Ballard. Of Beeville:
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Nolte, Seguin:
Mrs. =. J. Combe. San Antonio:
Mrs. Edwin H.. Kifer. San Antonio:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eanda. San
Antonio: Mr.. and Mrs. Al Parker.
la Feria; Mr.. and Mrs. Wimberlv
MCLEOD. Harlineen: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Phelan. Mercedes: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Weiderman. San Antonio:
Jack Simms. and Allan Smith.
KinEsville. and Z. J. T~eagarden.
Edinburg.
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Majesty. the Queen. Is to wear black
velvet, with jeweled headdress.
The Jewel ballet. and other num-
bers will be among the interesting
entertainment s~pectacles. These are
being staged by Frances Beddoes,
well known. Valley dancing teacher.
She will present a special solo num-
Der, the Goddess Of Jewels.
Following the coronation. the ex-
elusive ball Of the Queen Of Dia-
monds will be held at the Plaza.
Only 200 of these coveted invitations
have been posted.
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ST. GUILD
MEETS TUESDAY

The regular meeting Of the Guild
WIS held at the church on Tuesday
afternoon with the president. Mrs.
B. +. Johnson. presiding.
The main topic of interest was
the news that the new concrete
sidewalk was completed. This was
LAID on the south side and was
badly needed. Other improvements
are contemplated for the beautifi-
cation Of the church property. A
good percentage OF the members
attended this meeting.
1t Is planned to have a Christmas
party Tor the young people Of the
church. The sale OF Christmas
cards has been very successful
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-21
Brownsville Girls
To Ride in ROdeO

Two Brownsville girls have been
invited by Col. w. T. Johnson to
participate In the first performance
Of the Wild West rodeo at the
Valley Fair In Harlingen Saturday.
The girls are Mildred Goodrich,
daughter OF Judge and Mrs. z. x.
Goodrich. and Laura Raydie Rent
fro. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Rentfro.
Both these girls took especial
interest in riding at Camp Waldo
mar last summer. and Mildred won
a cup for her proficiency in west
ern style riding.
Several other Valley girls who
rode at Camp Waldemar have beer
asked to take part.
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tapers burned on the altar, along
the. top Of the rood screen. and IN
candelabra in the chancel.
The delicate green fronds of lace
fern appeared everywhere, trailing
from the top of the rood screen,
twining about the tapers placed at
the end of each pew. and mingling
with the small and giant chrysan-
themums which banked the altar.
These. the chosen bridal flower Of
autumn, we're the only floral deco
ration used IN the church.
AS the hour for the service APP
preached. the lights in church went
down. leaving only the soft CLEAN
Of candles TO brighten the chaneel.
The well-loved Lohengrin wedding
chorus sung by a double quartet
composed of Mesdames E. j. Tuck
err. ]. q. Ward. Of San Benito. T. A.
Kinder and Russell McChesney, and
Messieurs E. j. Tucker. George De-
sha. and Paul Hornbeck. and James
OIldlCIs u. San bCllllOs llCl dlQC ~ :
coming of the bridal party.
Entering in advance Of the we'd
ding group. acolytes lighted the
tapers lining the pews TO shed ttTir
brilliance on the bride. Then came
the ushers, George Goodrich,
Charles Slate III. Of Kingsville: la
nier Mccall. Carroll Thomas. and
Albert Hervey. all of San Benito.
The Bride
Bridesmaids presented a charm
ing picture. gowned in similar cos
tune Of pink chiffon velvet. made
in princess style. with hats OF pink
French felt. trimmed in velvet, and
wearing pink pumps. Each carried
a shower bouquet Of pink roses.
The first of these was Dorothy
More. a sister OF the bride. followed
by Elizabeth Creager, Florence
Burns and Elmer Richardson.
Gay More. another sister of the
bride. was named maid of honor.
Her gown. similar in cut TO the
others. was of blue chiffon velvet.
with blue hat and slippers, the
only note Of contract being her
shower bouquet Of the pink roses.
Lovely indeed was the bride. in a
Vionnet model Of wedding ring sat
in. cut in princess style. the subtle
lines gave added grace and charm.
while the long train lent a note Of
stately dignity. Alencon lace form
ed the yoke and cuffs for the long
sleeves. a dainty note in the severe
simplicity Of the gown.
Reception
A cap of Brussels lace framed her
face. and real orange blossoms held
the tulle veil which enveloped her.
She carried a shower bouquet Of
brides roses.
Entering alone. she advanced to
the chancel arch TO meet the groom.
who was attended by his brother.
Robert Collins as best man.
Under a huge bell of white
chrysanthemums suspended from
the archway, with its white chrys-
anthemums and trailing greenerv.
the young couple plie1ted their
troth. with the Rev. r. o. Mack
lntosh. rector Of the Church OF the
Advent performing the betrothal
ceremony.
Advancing to the altar rail. the
young couple knelt or cushions OF
white satin. while the Ripht Rev.
erend w r. Capers. OF San An
tonic, bishop of West Texas. read
the beautiful and impressive Epis-
copal marriage ritual.
The party retired 10 the strains /,
OF Mendelssohn's wedding march,
PLAYED by Mrs. Wiley Truss.
Friends Of the family were then !
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Lucky Thirteen
Entertained

Mrs. Byron Lawrence entertained
members of the Luiky Thirteen club
Wednesday afternoon. three titles
Of bridge being the diversion. High
score award for the club went II
Mrs. z. L. Garcia and low to Mrs
L. Ehlers.
Guests for the afternoon WIRE
Mrs. r. A. Blackman Of Elgin, IL,
and Mrs. P. S. Daueherty.
Mrs. Lawrence Schrum will en-
terrain the club Dec. 8.
Free Instruction for ladies each
Thursday tvo O'Clock CampbeI's
Rowling Allev Adv ff
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Society Calendar
SATURDAY

Coronation Of the Queen Of Jewels
at the Valley Mid Winter Fair. Har-
lingen. followed by the Queens ball.
Mrs. Fred w. Armstrong. OF Co.
lad. is spending a few days here
visiting her brother, E. H. Parker,
n Victoria Heights.
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Beautiful Marriage
Rites Unite Couple

Amio an exquisite bridal setting, the marriage Of Miss Elizabeth More.
daughter of Mrs. Lena Gay More. of Brownsville. and Mr.. James Can
non Collins was solemntzed at the Church Of the Advent at seven
o'clock Thursday evening.
Beautiful simplicity marked the decoration Of the church. Tall white
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-05
Danger GUS Dan Says They Made Him
Dive Before Battling Art Shires

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 4.-tP-
The Ohio State journal tomorrow
will say Dangerous Dan DAILY, Ar
thur (the great Shires' opponent
when the baseball star entered the
pugiliStic world in Chicago, early
in December, in an interview said
today "he took a dive" in the Chi
cago bout.
Dangerous Dan DAILY is Jim
Gerry. a Columbus lad.
Following is the interview with
Gerry:
"A few days before the fight I
received a wire from Cleveland ask
ing If I wished to box in Chicago.
I accepted without the slightest
idea OF whom / was going to fight.
/ arrived in Chiago Sunday, the
day before the fight. They treated
me like a king and when I worked
out in a gymnasium a large crowd
assembled. including newspaper re-
porters and photographers. I, had
of course. been registered at the
hotel as Dangerous Dan DAILY. and
was told TO forget, for a few days
at least. my true name.
Monday afternoon / was taken
on a sightseeing trip and one OF
the places visited was the county
iail. There were a lot OF fellows
in the hospital ward all banged up
who might have been slugged after
being taken for a ride. Well. when
they told me just before the fight
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-05
ROPER QUITS
ATPRINCETON
Wittmer Succeeds Bill As
Head Coach of Tiger
Grid Machine

PRINCETON, N. j., Jan. 4-P-
Concluding IA years Of service as
head coach OF Princeton football,
William w. Roper will retire after
the 1880 season and will be sue
ceeded by Albert H. Wittmer, Jr.,
line coach. who will enter upon a
four year contract, II was announced
today.
Pressure Of his business and poll
tical duties in Philadelphian where
he Is a member Of the city council
in addition to dealing in insurance,
was given by Roper as the reason.
Roper has turned out formidable
football teams at Princeton since
1919 and also served successfully as
head coach in 1910 and 1911.
A capable end in the days OF
Big Bill Edwards and Arthur Poe,
he was graduated at Princeton in
1902. He is AZ years old.
AL Wilmer, young lawyer selected
to succeed Roper. is an elder
brother of Eddie Wittmer. senior at
Princeton. who was the backfield
star Of the team for the last three
seasons and is captain Of the bas-
ketball five.
IN addition to his football duties.
Wittmer holds the position OF head
coach OF basketball. 1t is expected
ne will continue in that capacity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-05
Mercedes Club Is
Ready for Session
Especial to The Herald)

Especial to The Herald)
MERCEDES, Jan. 4-The local
Fire Department entry in the VAL
ley Amateur Basketball league will
be under the management Of NJ.
L. David.
Players nov on the roster OF the
club include Coach Carr p. Kitchens.
Bill Bailer. Bert Johnson, Ted Ed
wards. Lawrence Wise, Bill Ewing,
Noll Wood. Leon Graham, r.. B.
Atterbury. ~. Il. Talbert and Man
ager David. The players have been
practicing several times a week in
preparation for the opening Of the
season Tuesday.
Uniforms have been ordered and
are expected in time for the in
augural tilt. The jerseys arc err
and white stripped with the num-
erals done III red. The trunks are
red on the left side and white on
the right with the initials OF the
organization sponsoring the team
on the latter.
The fire department Will sponsor
a show in the near futuer to help
de!ray expenses OF the club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-05
DENNIS Is In
NORTH TEAXS
Petition Prods Port Arthur
School Board Into
Action

DALLAS. Jan. 4-(P)- Hopes
that the Port Arthur YellowjacketS
and Breckenridge Buckaroos would
get together in a belated play-off
for the state high school football
crown flared anew today.
Tom Dennis, coach Of the Jack
cts. was reported TO be here, or
somewhere in north Texas, pre-
pared TO confer with breckenridge
officials.
Officials OF the Oil Belt school,
including coach p. E. Shotwell, said
they had heard nothing from Den
mis- relative to the possibility o. a
play-off. but would be tickled 10
talk il owe with him.
ScOreless Tie
Two weeks have elapsed since
the two finalistS skidded TO a score
less tie on the Cotton palace field
at Waco. They played, or attempt
ed TO play. in one of the worst
snow storms In the history OF
Central Texas. Since then. events
In the schoolboy wrangle have
transplred In something Ike the
following order:
Coach Dennis OF Port Arthur
Immediately after the game) said
his boys had gone through a hard
schedule and that Ii was doubtful
there would be a play-off. Captain
Dumesnel Of the Jackets sai1 his
team would like to play 1t OF. but
that they would play only at Pert
Arthur.
Breckenridge offered to play the
game at Port Arthur, or anywhere.
Port Arthur school officials met
and decided the football season al
ready had extended long enough
and turned thumbs down on q
piay-off.
Bucks Quit
An item from Breckenridge said
that the Buckaroos. despairing OF
another game for the title. had
dlsbanded and turned TO basket
bail.
Letters began pouring into the
Port Arthur newspapers from citi-
zens Of that city. demanding that
the school board relent III its at
titude and perr>-.A the Jackets to
play again.
A petition was circulated among
Port Arthur citizens. pointing out
that Il was unfair to the Jackets
not TO perr.. them 70 make one
more stab at the title. II accum-
ulated several thousand signatures
and was presented to the school
board at its weekly meeting.
It was reported that Coach Den
mis- was seeking a conference with
Breckenridge officials.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-05
HOGS, STEERS
WELL BOOKED
Each to Meet Other Teams
Of Southwest Loop
Twice

DALLAS, Jan. 4EtRl-The cham
pion Arkansas University Porkers.
Tevas University and Southern Nc
thodist, each with II games sche-
duled. will expose their chins To-
greatest number of times in the
Southwest Conference basketball
campaign starting January z. All
three will meet each OF the other
six members of the conference twice.
Following is the conference cage
schedule arranged by playing dates:
Jan. 7-Texas VS.. Rice at Hous-
ton.
Jan. l0-Southern Methodist VS..
Texas A. 81 NJ, at College Station:
Texas Christian vs.. Arkansas at
Fayetteville.
Jan. ll-TexaS Christian vs.. Ar
kansas at Fayetteville; Texas VS..
Baylor at Waco; Southern Mteho-
dist VS.. Rice at Houston.
Jan. 17-TeXas vs.. Arkansas al
Fayetteville; Southern Methodist vs..
Rice at Dallas.
Jan. l8-Texas VS.. Arkansas al
FAYETTEVILLE: Texas Christian VS..
Rice at IT. Worth.
Jan. 2l--Baylor VS.. Southern
Methodist at Waco; Texas A. d M.
VS.. Rice at Houston.
Jan. 24-TeXas Christian VS.. Tex
as A. g. NJ. at College Station.
Jan. 25-Texas vs.. Baylor at Aus
tin.
Jan. 3l-Baylor VS.. Arkansas At
Waco; Texas Christian VS.. Texas "A.
g. NJ. al 1T. Worth.
FEB. baylor ". Arkansas al
Waco; Southern Methodist rs. Tex
as A. & NJ. at Dallas.
Feb. 4-TcXas Christian US. Bay
lor at TT. Worth.
Feb. Texas VS.. Southern Met
hodist at Dallas.
Feb. S-Texas VS.. Texas Christian
at TT. Worth: Texas A. & NJ. VS.
Rice at College Station.
Feb. 1l-Baylor VS.. Texas Chris
tan at Waco.
Feb. l4-TeXas VS.. Texas a.. a. M.
AZ AASkA-Ag 0OANA.~AA 49,
Arkansas at Fayetteville.
Feb. l5-BaylO- VS.. Rice at Waco;
Southern Methodist Is. Arkansas q.
Fayetteville.
Feb. I7-Texas vs.. Rice at Aus
tin.
Feb. l9-Tcxas Christian vs.
Southern Methodist az Dallas.
Feb. 2l-Tezas "A. ~ ~ ~. AT
kansas at College Station.
Feb. 22-Tc1as Is. Texas Chris
tlan at Austin; Baylor vs.. Southern
Methodist al Dallas: Texas A. s NJ
Is. Arkansas III College Station.
Feb. 24-ArAansas VS.. Rice al
Houston.
Jan. 25-Arkansas VS.. Rice al
Houston; Texas VS.. Southern Met
hcdisg G. Austin.
March 1-Tc1as VS.. Texas A. &
NJ. at College Station. Southern
Methodist VS.. Texas Christian al
Fl. Worth; Baylor VS.. Rice at Hous-
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-05
YOUTH LEADS
in L. A. OPEN
Ry PAUL II. ZIMMERMAN
Associated Press Sports Writer

LONG BEACH. Calf. Jan. =
LP)-A l9-year-old Los Angeles prep
school youth. Charles Seaver, today
burned up The ~ Municipal course
with a card or IS 10 lead the field
az the end OF the l8-hole qualify
ing round Of the $500 Long Beach
open golf tournament.
Two hundred and fifty golfers
entered, and SO qualified with cards
Of 70 or better. thirty tying at the
73 stroke mark for the final SO holes
tomorrow.
Walter Hagen. defending cham
pion and holder Of the British OPEN
crown and Leo Diegel national
professional titleholder W c r c
scratched from the list of entrants
when work In a motion picture
caused them to fail to reach No. !
tee at the scheduled time.
Among the thirty tied at 70 were
some of the select group of favor
ties. however.
Horton Smith. Joplin. Mo. and
pre-tournament choice to win. was
in this bracket, as were Craig
Wood. Bloomfield. N. j.; Abe and Al
Espinosa, Chicago: Joe Turnesa
New York: Neal Mcintyre. Indian
apoliS; Denny Shute, Columbus. o..
and Larry Monies, Manila, Philip
pine champion.
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Wilson Stars AS
Baylor Wins ABB

WACO, Jan. 40 Featuring
Jake Wilson. speedy grid star Of
the past season, the Baylor Bears
took their second game in a row
from the O~rleaneans tonight. A 10
81. Wilson was high point man
with 10 points. seven field goals
and two free throws.
The Bruins demonstrated beyond
a doubt they have reserve power
Coming from tie half the under
dogs 20 to 10. the Bears began an
uphill climb TO triumph.
With Smith. Kiersky. Wilson and
Afford available at forward. Strlck-
land at Center and Wells. Runnells.
Witcher. and Byerly at guards
Baylor will put up a hard fight
against the Texas Longhorns Satur-
day. Wells counted for three ring
crs.
HammondS starred for the visit
ors cortng eleven points.
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DETROIT, Jan. 4-tRl-The fu-
ture in Michigan Of Charles Arthur
CThe Great Shires, Chicago base
ball player and more recently the
Don Quixote Of pugilisrl, rested on
the knees Of the gods tonight.
The gods in this case were the
members of the Michigan state box
ing commission, who this afternoon
failed TO take final action on their
recent order suspending Shires as "A
result Of charges that an attempt
had been made to fix" a bout here
with battling" Criss of lockwood,
Mich.
Chairman James (Bingo) Brown,
Of Ypsilanti, and Henry Komrosky.
Of Detroit, were the only commits
sioners on hand to hear ShireS' side
of the controversy. As a result OF
the small attendance chairman
Brown decided to postpone definite
action TO Thursday when the entire
commission will meet at Lansing
Brown promised that Shires would
be cleared If the commission adj
judged him innocent. He added that
il that event he would appear be-
fore Judge Kenesaw Mountain Ian
dis, commissioner of baseball and
correct any mistaken ideas regard
ing Shires' connection with the af-
fair.
In his arguments before the two
commissioners Arthur The Great
concisely outlined his stand. He pre-
saged everything with a blanket
denial that he was involved in any
fixing" venture or that he had ever
been so involved in his professional
athletic career.
My interest Is in baseball
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-05
Basketball
Loops for Youths

Three basketball leagues for boys
in the Brownsville grammar schools
and junior high will be formed, 1t
has been announced by j. w. Irvine,
athletic director.
The leagues will be formed in &C
cordance with the size and age or
the boys. one will be for the larger
boys. They will play off regular
schedules and a championship will
be awarded in each classification.
The games will be conducted on
the play grounds.
Instruction in basketball will be
given in physical training classes.
Irvine h01es TO have all boys con-
nected with the various teams IN
the leagues.
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that I was to take a dive, or else,
1 thought about those poor fellows
III the workhouse and the fact that
1 had only three dollars in my
pocket. ! was told the crowd was
larger than expected and that they
would give me $50 and my expenses
for my services instead of 500. as
promised provided / took a dive
II was decided that ! should 90 into
the ring and mix like we were mad
at each other and then stick out
my chin for Mr.. Shires to hit It..
They told me to fall on my face so
that the referee could not SCI my
eyes. I must have done right for
they patted me on the back after
the fight and the next day paid
me $3.50 and also bought me a lot
of clothes"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-05
Basketball Courts
Are Rugged up Here

Three practice basketball courts
have been fitted up On Tucker field
and construction Of n bithulitic
court will get under way as soon
as possible.
The high school Eagles have be-
gun practice and viii continue 70
hold workouts each afternoon at
3 o'clock. Coach Soc Plato has
charge OF this squad.