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The Washington times., 1930-03-28
Marion Bennett Picked
On u. S. Golf Team

NEW YORK, March 2S.-Miss
Marion, Bennett. youthful star Of
the Shuttle Meadow Country Club
Of New Britain, Conn, today &C.
cepted Miss Glenna Collett's snvi.
tation to join the team Of Amer
lean women golf stars who will
invade England this spring for
the first international women's
team matches in history.
The American team viii sail
on April %.
The Washington times., 1930-03-28
PAY OR .PEDDLE:
GOOSE!!--.FAN

Herewith another ofvscores Of
letters addressed TO The Times
with reference to the Goslin-
Griffith salary dispute:. ~
ST am one Of those who saw
walter pitch his first game" in
1907. have seen at least SO
games q year at the Florida
Avenue park for the last "a
years.
IT don't believe have ever
evinced as little interest in the
teams strength or chances in their
annual pursuit Of the baseball
championship as I have this year.
This Is by reason OF the
fact that the one and only
cOlOrful player on whom the
team might depend, to wit,
Goose Goslin, has not seen
fit to come to any terms with
Clark Griffith.
''You may be assured that 7
will be glad to Join that absent
throng from the Griff Stadium
from now on, or unless and until
Griff sees fit to either line the
Goose up or dispose Of him to
some other team where he can
get an opportunity for q fair
salary. '..., -
In other words, no 'Goese'
on the Washington team means
that, I will not report to the
turnStile. I can see q flock Of
hams play on any sand lot with.
out that old dollar bill. Faith.
fully yours, B. e. LUNDY."
The Washington times., 1930-03-28
BOXER SET DOWN

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 28.-Be-
cause he failed to put in an ap-
pearance for his fight with Ray
Spiker last Tuesday, frankie
Campbell, San Francisco heavy
weight, today vas under suspen-
sion. Campbell claims injuries
prevented him from going through
with the bout ~, : ,.r,., -.
The Washington times., 1930-03-28
Ruth Picks Griffmen
To Finish in 9TH
Position

MOBILE. Ala, March %
Here's the way Mr.. George
Herman Ruth picks the clubs
to finish in the two big
leagues:
American League
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
st. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Boston
National League
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
The Washington times., 1930-03-28
CARNERA ON COAST

OAKLAND, Calf, March "a
Primo Carnera, italian heavy
weight, will appear here in Q bout
on April IS or Is, it was an
nounced today by Louis Parente,
Of the East Bay Athletic Club. No
oppcnent for Carnera has yet been
aeiected. s>->~
The Washington times., 1930-03-28
S to / Odds on McLarnin
In 7onight?s FIGHT
Rv DAVIS J, WALSH

NEW YORK March 2S-Jmmy McLarnin the deceptively
young with the face of cherub and fist like
blackjack is coming back tonight to the town that
him in wholly superuous effort to anew that he is
the greatest weterwgh that has known the weight
The Washington times., 1930-03-28
Hayes Chates Under Utility
Role; Wants Regular job
By BOB THAYER

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 2S,-Jaok Hayes wants to
play BAH Furthermore the Washington Gibbs versatile In
fielder and ergwhle box wishes TO show REGULARLY.
The Washington times., 1930-03-28
{ EX-WATERBOY
BECOMESSTAR

One Of the most romantic
figures on the st. Johns lacrosse
team which meets Oxford Cam
bridge at the Central High School
Stadium, April 1 at 4 p. m. is
Enrie CornbrookS, lanky center
and captain Of the champions.
CornbrookS is in his last year
at st. Johns and has played the
Indian game for three years. His
freshman year at college was
spent at Johns Hopkins Univer-
Sity where he followed lacrosse
from the Side.line with a wiStful
eye.
AS the season began he became
q candidate for manager and
was assigned the task Of water
boy for the IL which two years
later went to Holland as Olympic
representatives Of America.
Never did he dream that
he might some day star on
a team that would fly its
cOlOrs over the one for which
he patiently tOted water
buckets.
In his second year, having
entered st. Johns he timidly
asked for a stick and began prac-
tice. Before the year finished he
performed creditably in several
games. The following year he
was varsity third defense on the
team that beat Johns Hopkins
by q rs score. !
The Washington times., 1930-03-28


job" Jack declared today. "Td
rather play ball In the minors
than warm q big league bench.
1--WE switched around plenty
since joining the Griffs. If could
only get a regular shot and stay
in the lineup I'd show something" I"
Jack isn't . squawker.
Rather he's wrapped up in
his chosen profession and
wants to work at it.
Hayes is still battling Buddy
Myer for the second sack assign.
ment. But Buddy's superior clout-
! ing is expected to win him the
cali. Since the Washington club
needs every ounce Of hitting
power available Jack can hardly
be expected to supplant the
Mississippi boy.
Hayes case IL q unique one.
Since joining the Griffmen late
In 1927 he has appeared alter
nately at shortStop, second base
and third base. And has made
good at every position.
Many players would call
Jack lucky and term him a
second Jimmy Dykes. But
utility work isn't the Alabama
boys idea Of success.
I'm a young fellow" he con-
fessed this morning, and have
my way to make. A regular job
not only pays off best but gives
you a real chance to get some
where.
II really believe I'm big
Lacquer. But I can't prove it warm
ing benches. All I ask is a chance.
Leave the rest to me?"
The, sore-arm epidemic here,
save in the case Of Outfielder Sam
West, is wearing off. Buddy Myer,
though still under cover, is able to
play ball again. His keystone
rival, Hayes, is as hale and hearty
as ever.
Vests whip remains a ques-
ton mark. When the Washing
ton club entrains for, Memphis
tonight Sam will be left behind
to rest.
Walter johnson will use Bob
Burke and Ad LiSka on the slab
when the Griffmen and Giant
reserves come together today.
Pitchers Garland BraxtOn
and Sam Jones will inaugu.
rate 1880 exhibition work
next week. They are expected
70 perform In the Birming.
ham Baron series.
Pitcher Fred Marberry has been
officially named to oppose the
Boston Red Sox when the Grttt-
men open their American League
season at Griffith Stadium, April
Il. Benny Tate, his buddy. will
catch him.
Muddy Ruel is making giant
strides toward regaining his pres.
tige las first string catcher.
Muddy, who hits all brands Of
pitching, Is banging away Justify,
His rival, Benny Tate, is ex-
periencing difficulty getting
started.
The Washington times., 1930-03-28

The rub, then, somes in the out
field. With Goose Goslin and
Sammy Rice whaling away at
their accustomed pace the third
man could be q gamble. AS 1t
stands Goslin'S punch not only
is sacrificed but the aging Rice is
being entrusted with the job Of
holding up two youngsters.
It can easily be seen that by
= 0signing GoSlir, even were it neces-
sary to pay him his old salary,
Griffith would redouble his gate
receipts. The public pays Oft on
q winning proposition, And this
writer Is firmly convinced that
Goose means the difference be-
tween sixth place and the money.
Griffith has gone on record as
saving that GoSlin, should he re-
port now, would be forced to
train at his own expense. Not
until yesterday did he admit as
pmuch. Realizing full well Goose'S
value, however, he would un-
doubtedly relent were his slugger
to show up.
b The Goose Is apparently
set in his demands, however,
and will not stir until they
are met. The real problem
then is this-wOuId it not be
a master business stroke if
,Griffith-fOrgetting this
salary difference - coInprO-
missed q point and signed the
player he needs more than
anyone else?
A year ago the Brooklyn, club
gave in to DaZzy Vance after
a long argument, and similar
cases have been reported in the
nast. In other words the Wash
inrton club would figure to gain
nrestige-rather than lose it-by
effecting an agreement and com.
ing to terms with the one man
who could probably boost it from
mediocrity to a respectable posi-
Stion in~the 1880 race. ~
The Washington times., 1930-03-28
0'BRIENS DATING

The c. A. O'Briens are search.
ing for baseball contests with
senior teams. Call ManaRer
Johnny WilsA. Merits iSse.
The Washington times., 1930-03-28
NEED
GOSL1N
MOST
BY BOB THAYER

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March
2s.-A slug punch alone-such as
the one formerly provided by
Goose Goslin's bat-would prob
ably promote the 1890 Griffmen
to first division.
An impartial review shows that
the Griffs are otherwise well
rounded. Without drive, how
ever, they would not possess SUIT
ficient balance to get anywhere.
Manager Walter johnson has
openly admitted that his pitch
, ing should be improved 100 per
cent. With Fred Marberry. Sam
Jones, Garland Braxton and 1rV-
ing Hadley, veterans, flanked by
Lloyd Brown. Ad LiSka and Myles
Thomas, comparative newcomers,
the Washington Clubs mound
staff should acknowledge few
SllperiDrS.
The Washington times., 1930-03-28

Likewise the infield and
catching departments are well
fortified. Joe Judge, Buddy
Myer, Ossie Bluege, Joe Gro.
nin,. JOm Mcleod and Ed
Charity are responsible In.
ner Gordon protectors while
HerOld Ruel and Benny Tate
shape mp favorably with the
American Leagues blue rib
bon catcherS.
The Washington times., 1930-03-28
Basketball Results

Eagles. SO: Frenrh's. lS.
j. c. c. Girls. 80: Aloysius, IL.
Woltz. 40; Crescents, 20.
Ambassadors. 80; Knights, -.
The Washington times., 1930-03-28
Tony Felice Topples
VOrel for Mat Win

Tony Felice, the Italian, proved
to a large gallery last night that
he has lost none Of the old fire
when he defeated Earl Vogel, the
German heavyweight, at the
Strand Theater. Daddy" Joe
Turner put away Pete Schultz. OF
Logan, w. Va, while Ivan The
Terrible" limbo, and Bad" Bull
Martin wreStled to q draw. Buddy
Litchfield threw Ed Thompson.
The Washington times., 1930-03-28
R0S FIGHTS ROBERTS

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3S.-
ALI Res, French welterweight, and
Eddie Roberta, Tacoma, r.eee IA
. 1o-reg tight he tcHtSht.
The Washington times., 1930-03-28

USed eaPS offering unused EeHspoFta:
tioa ean Be purchased et 2 toW S0ee
ron dealers savsettGtno - Ttmes Gas"
StklSd Adas - .s~2s
The Washington times., 1930-03-28

uunG care W1efe Lhey put
me so long IS I can stay on the
job" Jack declared today. "rd
rather play ball In the minors
than warm q big league bench.
1--WE switched around plenty
since joining the Griffs. If could
only get a regular shot and stay
in the lineup I'd show something. "
The Washington times., 1930-03-28

Jack isn't . squawker.
Rather he's wrapped up in
his chosen profession and
wants to work at it.
The Washington times., 1930-03-28

Pitchers Garland BraxtOn
and Sam Jones will inaugu.
rate 1880 exhibition work
next week. They are expected
70 perform In the Birming.
ham Baron series.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-10
NOTICE

TO ALL INHABITANTS. PER-
SONS OWNING PROPERTY IN
OR IN ANY WAY INTERESTED
IN THE HEREINAFTER DESCRI-
BED TERRITORY CONTIGUOUS
TO THE CITY OF BROWNSVILLE.
AND TO THE CITIZENS AND TAX
PAYERS OF THE CITY OF
BROWNSVILLE:
Whereas, the City Of Brownsville,
through its City Commission, Is
contemplating extending its city
limits. and to this end and for this
purpose the city commission has
called q public hearing TO be held in
conformity with the provisions OF
the city charter; therefore all per-
sons interested In this matter DO
HEREBY TAKE NOTICE that q
public hearing will be held in the
City OF Brownsville, on February 3rd,
1880, beginning at 10 o'clock a. N.
at which hearing the Inhabitants
OF such territory, and the owners Of
property within the same. and any
citizen or tax payer Of the city Of
Brownsville. and any and all per-
sons interested In said matter may,
in person or by counsel, offer evi-
dence and present their views II
favor OF or against the inclusion Of
the territory, hereinafter described;
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-10
To Make the Baby Bunting Bag

XyOU will need a yarG OF mate
rial-with a width or not
less than forty-six inches, 40
you may find It best to buy yard
wide material and use IL cross
wise. Eiderdown and various
sorts OF wool blanket material
may be chosen. No lining In
needed and Is usually found an
inconvenience when present.
The diagram shows the two
ades OF the pattern-Just alike.
In cutting the paper pattern bear
in mind that A Il Is on a fold Of
the material and measures TWEEN
ty-seven inches. From B 10 u
measures We inches more.
From G. 20 r and 3 20 q is nine
and a half inches and from the
line + 9 TO I ] Is also nine and a
half inches. From D to h meas
ures eight inches
Measure down from A 10 G
three inches and draw a perpen-
dicular across to the line + G..
z is three inches in from A and
the hap ! TO J Is about three
Inches wide. From E 70 F and
r 70 II marks one set OF shoulder
seams and A Z and II ! half the
collar. Cut down slightly from
z to y. 20 shape the neck.
In making the bag fold over at
T @ and similarly on the other
side and take UP seams + T. and
y III and IN the same way at the
other side. Sew up q J AZ B q TO
make the bag and leave the flap
u ID @ TO fasten over.
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LEGAL AD.ERTIsEMENT


ter Of said ditch to its intersection
with the old and original City Lii
mits boundary line as shown on the
official may OF the City OF Browns
vile.
Thence, westerly to the northeast
corner Of tho Guadalupe Addition.
Thence. west following the north
boundary line Of the Guadalupe Ad-
dition to the northwest corner Of
same.
Thence, in a northwestsrly direc-
ton TO the northeast corner OF the
Colonia MeXicana Addition.
TheIce, north along the proper
ty line Of the east boundary line Of
the said Colonia Mexicana Addi-
ton a distance Of about 430 feet 20
its intersection with the south line
Of the Cameron County Water I'M
provement District No. Z.
Thence, westerly following the
meanderings Of the south boundary
line OF said Water District to the
east right-of-Way line Of the St.
Louis, Brownsville & Mexican Rail-
way Company.
Thence. south along the east side
Of said right-of-way to a point 100
feet north OF the intersection OF said
right-of-Way line with the present
City Limits line.
Thence, III a westerly direction
along a line 100 feet north and
parallel to the present City Limits
line, TO a point In the center OF the
Rio Grande River, same being taken
as the International Boundary.
Thence southerly following the
meanderings OF the International
Boundary line to a point in the GEN.
ter Of the River. which point would
be i~ntersected by a projected lire
along the center Of Mason Avenue
IN the Riverside Addition II extend
ed in northwesterly direction.
Thence, III a southerly direction
following a line along the center OF
Mason Avenue, II extended, to a
point OF intersection with the east
boundary line Of Share 43 contain
ing 1918 acres in the name of r.
Mathers.
Thence, south along the east
boundary line of Share % TO it's in
tersection with the international
Boundary line between the United
States and Mexico.
Thence, following the meanderincs
OF the international Boundary east
erly along the River to a point of
intersection with the division line
between Shares 8 and q, If said
line were projected.
Thence. from this point 10 the
point Of beginning.
a copy OF field notes, together
with a map or plat Of the city Of
BROWNSVILLE showing the territory
as ABOVE described are on file in
the Office Of the city secretary and
are open to the inspection OF any
and all persons interested.
mis- notice is given In conform
ity with the requirements Of said
CITY Charter and by the order OF the
CITY commission Of the city OF
BROWNSVILLE passed at its special
session held az the city Hall on jan
uary It'll, 1880.
0LAh r. Munday
r City Secretary
l-l0-l7-24-3t-3643
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

and may offer evidence that the in
clusion Of such territory, or the
several areas or some portion there
Of. is or is not urban or suburban in
character and adjacent to the City
limits: and may also offer evidence
that the inclusion of such territory
within said city limits would or
would not be a benefit to the in
habitantS thereof. and to the own
ers of property therein, equal TO or
greater than the tax burden and
other obligations that would fall
upon them as d result OF such in
clusion; and may also offer eyi-
dence 10 show that the inclusion Of
such territory. or portions thereof,
would or would not be a benefit 10
the existing city of Brownsville.
The territory which is contemp-
ated to be included within the city
limits Of the city Of Brownsville Is
described as follows:
PROPOSED NEW BOUNDARIES
OF THE CITY OF BROWNSVILLE
Beginning at q point on the north
bank OF the Rio Grande River in
Cameron County, Texas. where said
land is ~intersected by the dividing
line between a tract Of land Of 65-3
acres in the name Of Z. j. Combe
known as the Parades Tract. which
larger tract Is Share Number 10 In
the partition OF the Espiritu Santo
Grant and the northwest line Of a
Tract of 46.5 acres In the name OF
the heirs OF Jesus Villareal. cd ais
and being part OF Share Number "a.
Thence. in a northeasterly direc-
ton a distance Of about 200 feet to
the Northwest corner OF Share q,
thence easterly along the north line
Of said Share a distance OF about
300 feet to where the intersection OF
the west boundary line Of Shares 3
and IL would, If continued. inter-
sect the North boundary line OF the
28.5 acre tract in the name Of the
heirs of Jesus Villareal.
Thence. north following the west
boundary OF Shares 0 and IL in the
name of Antonio Barreda to the
northwest corner of Share 8. being
3e.3 acres II the name Of Antonio
Barreda.
Thence, continued in the same
direction crossing the Public High
way to the southeast corner Of Lot
1, Block !. Of the Bella Vista Ad-
dition. as shown on plan of Third
Addition, dated February II, 1928.
Thence, east following the north
boundary of Highway to the inter-
section OF same with the dividing
line between Share 4 In the name
Of Agnes A. Browne, and Share )
In the name Of E. p. Combe, as
shown on the official map Of the
City Of Brownsville.
Thence, northerly following the
dividing line between said Shares |
and 5 to the intersection Of same
with the north r~ight-of-way line o.
the st. Louis, Brownsville a Mex
leo Railway Co. Piper Plantation
Spur.
Thence, In a northerly direction
diagonally across that part Of Share
5 in the name Of Agnes "A. Browne
containing $50 acres 10 a point al
the northwest corner Of same
Thence, on the same line extend
ed to a point in the center Of the
Main Ditch Of Cameron County
Drainage District No. 2.
Thence, northwesterly along cen
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REAL

FOR SALEA-apartment frame build
ing, Elizabeth street. Phone 1887 from
$50 TO 1870 mornings. or address
xils care Herald. xll4
EIGHT and one-half acres in beau
t!ful Los Ebanos. cost SIS. 1000; will sell
for $4,000 cash OF $500. half cash.
easy terms on balance. A wonderful
investment for someone. Wire Carl z.
stanton, ~B,nghamton. n. Y. Y-2o
HAVE TAKEN on mortgages. farms and
other suburban property. Brownsville:
also 5000 acres. Willacy county. Will
sell at mortgage value. Woodford
Loan Co. Brownsville, Texas. care OF
Riverside Hotel. f-o9
FOR SALE-2ls-acre bearing grapefruit
orchard, with seven-roOm modern
house and double garage. A splendid
home facing a good street, u adioin-
ing the city OF McAilen. Texas. De
scribed as Lot 10 Griffin a. Leslie Sub
division. Price S7000.00. Terms II de-
street. Des Moines, iowa. Y-52
GOOD DEVELOPMENT PROPOSITION
/ own and offer for sale 1000 acres OF
tillable land. about $50 acres in the
brush, and about $50 acres in prairie
This tract lies between the Laguna
Vista property and the Bo
Rancho or Bayside Citrus Orchard
property. The Bayside Irrigation Canal
extends along my entire north l:Se un-
der an easement from me. and the
proposed canal by Water improvement
District Fourteen has been located
from North to South across 1000 acres,
The Spider Web" Railway Is on my
South line from East to West with
wye" and terminus thereon. A good
graded road from North to South con-
meets with Point Isabel Highway and
Brownsville and San Benito. See
l.. Abney. 3iS State National
Bank Building. Brownsville, Texas. or
Texas. "a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-10
NOTICE 70

The annual meeting Oh d etock.
holders OF the Rio Grande Valley Trust
Co.. Of Brownsville. Texas. will be held
at its banking house on Tuesday.
January II. 1880. at 1000 o'clock a.
m. for the election Of directors and
the transaction of such other busi-
ness rs may properly come before the
meeting. D. T. Callahan. vice-prest-
dent.-i-i3. x107
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-10
HELP

WANTED-White man 10 take care OF
25-aere ~five-year-old grove. Must be
thoroughly experienced in spraying
and irrigation Steady work. nice
three-room house also available. APP
ply Sommer. South White Ranch Road.
La Feria. va
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-10
LOTS FOR SALE

LOS EBANOS ESTATES
Investigate the most beautiful subur-
ban DEVELOPMENT In the Valley. tmme-
diately north OF Brownsville. Tracts
OF one acre up. under irrigation. For
sale. James-Dickinson Company. Real
tors. corner Il Jardin Hotel Bldg. x9s
FOR SALE-To settle an estate. West
Lcvee street lot. on pavement. with
paving paid. xiy 100000. Call s. @.
Graham. i79. IL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-10

FOR SALE-l acre grapefruit grove just
outside Of city limits. City water, gas.
and electricity. Excellent domestic.
Call ". ". Esan. l3e5-w. x4O
FOR SAILS bargains IN 5-acre tracts.
all close. and 2 IN bearing orchard.
Updegraff. La Feria. Texas. Y-oo
10 ACRES on Military paving. 2 miles
west OF Brownsville: 20 acres On paw
ing near L~antanna: 8 acres right 81
Rio Hondo, Ia IN citrus. Priced right.
Terms. II. II. Parks, San Benito. Tex
a.. xl6i
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-10

A BARGAIN-20 acres improved land:
6 acres in 7-year-old orchard, balance
suitable for potatoes or cotton: 4-room
house. other out-buildings. Il Jardin
Subdivision. Direct from heirs. Price
ss. OoO.O o Apply A. W.. Buchek. First
National Bank. Yl2