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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
AVENCER KILLS
3 ASSAULTERS
Knives and StiIettos Are
Hurled at Trio In
Speakeasy

NEW YORK. Aug. 17-.P-Po-
lice today revealed details OF what
they called the most brutal murder
in Brooklyn crime annals, the
killing of three men who were
made targets for knives in q speak
easy cellar.
The victims. Charles Mature.
Charles Simminell! ana Joseph
Barberi. were found dead n the
cellar last Friday, their heads
crushed and their bodies covered
with knife wounds.
Police said today an eve witness
had told them how ID happened.
The man said two girls had been
assaulted in the speakeasy and
returned with six men friends.
identifying Mature. Simminelli
and Barberi as the men who had
attacked them.
One BY one. the witness said.
the accused men we're taken 10
the cellar where they were made
20 sit on a chair while the six
avengers hurled knives and still
lettos. Each murder was commit
ted with blackjacks.
The eve witness said he happen
ed to be in the place at the time
and when ne saw what was han
pening he slipped under a table
and watched. Working on the in
formation he gave. police expected
TO make arrests today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
80 MEN FACE
DEATH in CHAIR
Kentucky Court Will Hear
Mine Strike Murder
Testimony

HARLAN, Ky, Aug. 17-P-Op-
ening Of the August term OF Har-
Ian circuit court here today paved
the way for q long legal fight in
prospect ver whether more than
80 men shall die in the electric
chair as a result Of mine labor
troubles in the Harlan county coal
fields.
Murder indictments against most
of the men grew out Of a clash
near Evarts last May s in which
two deputy sheriffs. a mine COM
missary clerk and a miner were
fatally shot. Another murder in
dictment is faced by William N.
Burnett, miner, charged with the
fatal shooting OF Deputy Sheriff
jess Pace several days before the
Evarts shc1ting. The murder in
dictments top the docket Of 335
cases.
Many OF the other indictments.
most Of them resulting from a
special grand jury's investigation
a the time state troo-s were sent
into the cJal fields. charge Of
lenses including robbery. banding
and confederating and criminal
syndicaliSm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
SUNDAY CLOSE
Law APPROVED
DIV Staff CORRESPONDENT

SAN BENITO. Aug. l8.-Enforce-
ment OF the state Sunday closing
law in all membe- towns was
decided upon BY the Valley League
OF municipalities in session at the
Stonewall Jackson Hotel Monday
night.
A meeting Of city marshals and
other police heads will be held in
Mercedes Friday night. Aug. %, for
the purpose Of discussing this and
uniform traffic ordinances.
Copies Of a proposed uniform
traffic ordinance we're distributed
by Harry Ratliff of Mercedes.
chairman Of the committee. The
ordinances will be submitted 10
city councils over the Valley and a
further report had.
K. b. Nelswanger OF san Antonio.
general manager or the Central
Power and Light Co. went into
mates which the league has had
under discussion for some time.
"A monopoly. 1t seems TO me. 10
be dangerous would have to be TO
raise prices and we have consistent
" reduced them said Ne.swanger.
He pointed out that reductions
amounting 10 % per cent had been
made in the Valley under the pres
ent ownership.
This company is serving n wide
area with no large metropolitan
centers and tine extent 10 which
rates can Dc decreased depends on
the number or users that can be
secured. he said.
The average rate TO the domestic
consumer is only six cents a kilo-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
BOARD COTTON
PLAN DOOMED
Southern Governors Oppose
Flowing Up Every
Third Row

WASHINGTON. Aug. 17.-tP)-
Two more reflections OF its cotton
destruction plan were filed today
with the Farm Board BY the gov
erno-5 Of Arkansas and Oklahoma.
Each submitted a counter proposal
tor dealing with the southern
planters low price dilemma.
The governor Of New Mexico
also replied today, declining to
commit his state pending a meet
ing Of cotton growers and farm
leaders on August %.
Thus far at least seven Of the IA
governors to whom the plan Of
blowing under every third row was
addressed have rejected it. Six
have suggested other proposals.
The plan OF Gov. Long Of Louis
lana to prohibit growing OF any cot
ton next year was received here
with interest but board officials de-
eli ed TO comment on it. II was only
one of many new ideas which have
been offered since the board ad-
vanced its emergency proposal last
Wednesday.
Meanwhile. discussions Jagged on
the amount OF advances TO be grant,
ed cooperative members this year
by the American Cotton Corpora
tive Assn. f. (. Creekmore. vice
president and general manager, left
Washington Saturday after ungilc-
cesSful efforts 10 reach an agree
ment on the amount. He will re-
turn here tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
Hausman Store
In New Location

@. w. Hausman, OF the Hausman
Hardware has announced the
change Of location OF his store from
1923 Elizabeth street 10 a new
location at 843 Elizabeth in the
Wells building.
Our new place is larger and
more conveniently located for our
customers. and looking forward 10
2 good business this fall in Browns
vile We are locating In a place that
Will enable us TO serve the public
conveniently" said Mr. HauSman,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
Martinez Rites

Funeral services were held Mon
DAY morning for Ventura Mar
tinez, 60, who died Sunday at
1890 p. m. at his residence on
First and jefferson.
Martinez. oldtime resident OF
Brownsville. had been III for sew
eral months. He is survived by hts
wife. a son and daughter In
Brownsville and sons in san Ben
10. San Antonio and Oklahoma.
Services were held az the I'm
maculate Conception church with
the Delta Funeral home in charge
lnterment was made in the city
cemetery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
White Kitchen Opens

The new White Kitchen makes
its formal bow to Brownsville and
the Valley today in a larger, more
modern eating place with appoint
ments that would do justice 70 any
CITY in the South.
The personnel OF the White
Kitchen invites people OF Browns
vile and the Valley to Wis their
new home today and view one OF
the most up to date cafes in the
South.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
Divers Search For
Gangsters' Bodies

CHICAGO Aug. Is. P-Deep
sea divers may be employed to
look for Chicago gangster vic
TINS.
This was revealed today when
Patrick Roche. chief inveStiga-
tor for the states attorneys
office. said he had received in
formation from an underworld
source he considered reliable
that a water-filled ock quarry.
100 feet deep, was the burial
place for several mysteriously
missing Chicago gangsters. The
quarry is in a deserted section
near Summit. Ill. a suburb.
I'VE are sending a diver 10
the quarry 10 make an estimate
on the cost OF a complete
search" Roche said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
Bandit Confesses

LUFKIN. Aug. l7-P)-Sheriff
A. G. Maxwell. Of Jasper. an
nounced today that Claude Woods
had made a full confession TO rob-
bling the State Bank at Kirbyville
of $4,000 Saturday.
Sheriff Maxwell passed through
Lufkin today with woods and
Hayne Caster. who are under ar
rest in connection with the case.
Woods, Sheriff Maxwell said,
told Of robbing the bank with the
aid Of an accompIice and escaping
in a stolen car.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
Protest Prices

EAGLE PASS. Aug. II. Up
Piedras NeEras officials today
charged massed citizen protest
against prevailing food prices was
agItated by labor leaders who sought
popular support for approaching
elections.
Hundreds OF Mexican farmers and
laborers gathered in Piedras Negras
yesterday and listened silently but
sullenly To vehement speeches
against "unscrupulous merchants.
The meeting ~ called To protest
food prices.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
Services Set

HOUSTON. Aug. IT. Pl-Funeral
services were planned today for Clay
Grobe. Sc. Houston newspaperman.
Grobe died at his home here yes
terday.
In 1922 he served as editor OF FL
Mundo in Mexico City.
Grobe was staff correspondent for
the Houston Chronicle and previous
" worked on San Antonio and Beau
mont papers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
City Briefs

Regular office hours at Valley
Business College. Brownsville. 9 TO
IL a. m. Others by appointment.
Phone 744, or 1894. Adv.
Passengers on the plane bound
for Tamp!co Sunday were w.
Dreshel and Alberto Wales.
Peter Scott GreenSbeck arrived
IN the city from Tampico Sunday.
Carl Bayer came by plane Sun
day from Tampico.
From Mexico City. plane pas
sengers we're r. Ogario. vice pres
ident ana a director Of the Texas
Oil Company. who Is going on 10
New York City soon and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. c. Smith.
Valley Business College opens 9Th
years fall term. Monday, Septem-
Der /, 1881. "A large enrolment Is
needed so We may have sufficient
graduates to supply industries
throughout the Valley. Get in touch
with President Moothart. Adv.
Tom Ward. who has been In
Merida, Yucatan. Mexico, arrived
In the city Sunday.
leaving Brownsville for Mexico
CITY Mondsy we're II. NJ. Johnston.
Miss Kate dudley and Miss Kath-
crime Lawrence.
A. r. Spiehler left Monday for
Tampico, Mexico.
Miss Ruby Bennett Is spending
. two weeks vacation at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
bennett. Miss Ruby is a nurse at
the Methodist hospital in Houston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
WALKER CUTS FAGS

CARLSBAD. Czecholovakia, Aug.
17-tP)-Mayor James j. Walker Of
New ork. here for the health cure,
has cut down to two cigarettes a
day.
His doctor told him he must abb
stain from smoking If he intended
to return 10 America in tiptop
shape. The physician found him
organically in good condition but
badly in need Of rest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
Texan Loses

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. l7-tP-
Frank Parker OF Milwaukee, newly
crowned national boy tennis
champion. gave the historic New
port casino tournament its first
Jolt today when he defeated Lucien
La Coste, a seasoned campaigner
from San Antonio, Tex. 20, Ga, g.
/. in his opening match.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
Cotton Lower

NEW YORK, Aug. l7-Pl-Cot-
ton was lower today under a re-
newal OF liquidation which was
probably coupled with some resell
ing by buyers OF late last week
and a little selling for New Or
leans or southern ascOunt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18

watt hour, he asserted. The Valley
some day will have a canning in
dustry second to none. Mr.. Neis-
wanger added. and then the rate
picture will change. More indus
tries will need 10 come. however.
before radical changes can be
made.
NJ. L. Dew OF Weslaco. chairman
OF the utility rate committee. sad
that the committee was not yet
ready 10 report.
An Hidalg0 county mosquito
meeting will be held az Pharr
Thursday night. it was announced.
Ed Ross OF the Texas Appraisal
Co. urged uniform municipal meth
DDS and a Valley-wide ~taX-Surs
ported chamber OF commerce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
Charges Denied

DURANGO CITY. Mex. Aug. IT.
tP-The masonic lodge Of Durango
today sent a message TO all other
masonic organizations in Mexico
denying charges that Gov. Jose
Ramon Valdes had permitted viola
lions Of the religious laws by the
Catholic clergy and attributing eff
forts to depose him TO political intri-
Gle
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
Cotton Bill Asked

COLUMBIA, s. O.. Aug. l7-tP-
An act by congress TO regulate the
cotton acreage IN 1892 was pro-
posed today by Rep. Hampton p.
Fulmer, democrat. OF the seventh
South Carolina congressional dis
trict, as n mean OF raising the
price Of cotton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
Opposes Tax Hike

AUSTIN. Aug. 17-P1-Gov. Ross
S. Sterling said today that the
state property tax for general rev.
enue purposes would not be in
creased this year if he could pre-
vent ID.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18

six students at Barnet. England,
recently left a dance IN response TO
an appeal for blood TRANSMISSION for
an injured auto;St.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18
Broccoli Profitable

J. ID. Wren Of san Benito reports
that his father made as much a.
$3.50 an acre from his brOccoli dur
ing the past season.
After harvesting aIl marketable
broccoli he left the remainder for
seed and said that 10 would be val
ued at S2.iOO If he could get the
same price he paid 20 get his start
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18

Royal Albert Han. London. Eas
installed itS own printing plarr-
painters and carpenters shops and
blacksmith'S forge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-18

A. r. Spiehler left Monday for
Tampico, Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
Howard Payne To
Play Austin College

DALLAS. Oct. ~. R-Howard
Payne Colleges Yellowjackets. win
rers OF three consecutive Texas con-
ference football championships. and
on the spot" as defending chant
pions. will open their 1881 confer
ence campaign against Austin Col
lege In Brentwood Friday night.
Prior to their 10 to 0 defeat 1t
the hands OF Daniel Baker college
last week. the Jackets had not lost
a game 10 a Texas intercollegiate
team in four seasons. However. the
week before last the Jackets started
with a 6 TO 0 win over the South
west Texas Teachers Of San Marc y
who have never been able to defeat
them.
Simmons University. rated among
the strongest contenders. stifled a
link Of five years duration last
week as II scored a Is to 0 victory
over the st. Edwards University
Saints.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
CAPITOL

Give Brook, Kay Francis and
Miriam Hopkins the pert, vivacious
heroine OF The Smiling Lieuten-
ant" play the leading roles in
Paramount's exciting dramatization
Of Louis Bromfield's best selling
novel, Twenty Four Hours" "Twen-
~ Four Hours energies as a vivid
~ told story Of New York life
which lends itself perfectly to the
swift-paced, dramatic action OF
the screen.
Twenty Four Hours shows how
several people, within two twelve
hour turns OF the clock, suddenly
find themselves embroiled in q
dangerous situation which threat
n their lives.
AS Jim Towner, dissolute society
man who tries to forget his un-
happiness in the arms Of a woman
he Is later wrongfully accused OF
numbering. Give Brook enacts one
OF his best roles. Kay Francis as
his estranged wife who rallies to
his aid when everyone else deserts
him, also contributes a sincerely
moving performance. And Miriam
Hopkins creates a poignant d-a-
matte role as the disillusioned and
reckless Rosie Dugan, Brooks para
mour.
Twenty Four Hours Is a unique
and dramatically stirring photo
play, one Of the most interesting
pictures Of the new season. Man
ager Tanning informs this depart
ment that ii will be shown at the
Capitol Theatre Tuesday ednes-
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
Movie SidelightS

engrossing and entertaining talkies
this reviewer has seen in many
months.
The finest picture OF the French
Foreign Legion to reach the speak
ing screen, ~"Renegades," has much
to recommend it. The notable per-
Torrance of Warner Baxter in the
leading role Is a revelation to those
whose admiration for this fine
actor has heretofore revolved around
his representations Of dashing BAN
dts in the old Southw AS the
luckless French officer who flees
to the Legion when his sweetheart
proves to be an enemy spy, only to
encounter her deadly acti tiles at
the moment Of his triumph, Bax-
ter's work is flawless. Myrna 10y
Is as alluring as ever an. fascinates
while she repels the spectator In
her difficult but excellently han
died role.
Noah Beery, George Copper and
Gregory Gaye are a contrasting
but delightful trio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
Who Won In Tourney

No. AT. r. McDaniels CID de-
feated w. B. Clint CB); j. L. Cady
CID defeated w. Z. McDavitt OBJ,
II. 3, B. o.
No. 15-C. Z. Henderson CHI de-
feated j. w. Milligan OBJ; w. j.
ROBBINS OBJ defeated Dave Scheup-
bach CID. II. 2, b. !.
No. l6-J. B. Kent OBJ defeated
r. L. Chamberlain CH); Sam Shan
non CID tied Red Heaner OBJ. B.
2, ~. 0.
No. l7-Reed williams CID de-
feated Leon Purl OBJ: Bernie Quar-
tiers B) defeated Max Stein HI.
II. 2, 3. /.
No. ls-Geo. Desha OBJ defeated
J. B. Lawrence CID; Ed Jeffries
CH) defeated r.. B. Creager OBJ.
II. 2, B. !.
No. 1s-aBrney Goolsby CB) tied
Sam Bell OBJ; j. r. Rayburn CID
defeated A. M. Cole CB). II. 2, B. 0.
No. 20-Alfonso Escalante Jr.,
CD defeated c. A. Crosse CID; w,
Z. McDavitt, Jr., CB) tie r. II.
Bauman CID. b, H. 0.
No. 2l-Dr. B. o. Works OBJ
defeated ". Z. Porter CH); Jesse
bennett CD defeated Tom Nor
rison CID. b. 3, II. 0.
No. 22-Al Polzin CID defeated
Tom Sweeney B): Emmett Anglin
CID tied Robert Ernst OBJ. II. /,
B. /.
No. 23-H. d. Boynton OBJ de-
feated G. C.. Richardson OBJ; L. 3.
Martin CH) defeated @. +. Gilfrin
OBJ. II. 2, B. !.
No. 24-Don Wally CID defeated
Richardson OBJ and Tom Conerly
CH) defeated robert Ashley OBJ.
II. 3, B. 0.
No. 25-Gordon Street OBJ de-
feated Joe Dave CH); Red Irvine
OBJ defeated Tom Conway CH.
The foursome match was tied. 3.
,, H. o.
There was one point up on each
twosome and one point on each
foursome.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
PEPPER LIKES
TO HUNT GAME

ST. LOUIS. Oct. IL. P-John
Pepper" Martin, breezy unassuming
hero OF the 1881 World series. nurses
one gnawing regret. He was born too
late In life to hunt buffalo on the
sweeping plains OF his native Okla
homa.
Hunting, even more than baseball.
Is Peppers grand passion. An iron
muscied youth, thick-legged, bulky.
n good natured wild wahoo spends
all MS spare time roaming the
Oklahoma wilds in search of deer.
he thinks hunting buffalo must have
been the greatest sport there eve-
was.
Pepper likes to drive a car fast,
nowhere in particular, Just around.
Movies and shows do not interest
MIN. He has a radio but he doesn't
turn IL on much.
The greatest honor that ever came
70 him, so he believes. was the
award OF the most valuable" play-
er trophy In the Trxas league wher
ne was with Houston in 1921. They
gave him a brand new automobile
He was able to give that one 10 his
vile and keep the old one for HIM
self for hunting trips.
Hes a bright young fellow. 2
enthusiastic, willing. the project bali
player from a managers viewpoin.
the perfect pal as far as the PLAYERS
are concerned. They don't even mino
the shotguns that are always falling
out OF his locker in the dressing room
between hunting trips or the guns
he's always Juggling out to the park
to show them.
There's something absolutely
fascinating in the absolute lack Or
pretense in the young man, lis
anxiety TO oblige, his fear Of MOTH
ing. He will talk with anyone. sign
scoreboards and basebaIls by the
hour, stand in hotel Hobbies ana
earnestly play w the games Of
TIE World series with utter strangers
He's Scotch-American IN descent
but refuses to admit the Scotch part,
ITS all American" he says.
The Athletics think there's some
wild morse In him somewhere.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
Bowling League
To Open Monday

The Brownsville Business Mems
Ten-Pin league will swing into a
season OF play at the Campbell Al
ltys here tonight when the Arbuckle
Machine Works clashes with Mexico
Tours and Travels.
These teams are as follows: Mex
leo Tours and Travels-Diese,
(captain), Bill Ball, Burt Hinkley,
Jr.. Wentworth, and -Jiggs" Bans
bach; Arbuckle's-Arbuckle leap
tain, Petsrarca, Ortiz, Peck and
Vera.
Other clubs in the circuit are
composed as follows: KWwG-Tra-
Wis (captain). Reed, Thompson
Brown and Monette; F~rigidaire =
Winans (captain), Coke, Fabra,
Cavazcs and Recio; Stephens Wild
catS-M. McManus (captain). Breezy
williams. Hassell. Crixell, NJ. Gar
cia; Campbell's Alleys-W. w. Ball
captain, Henshaw, Zihnder, Gallo
way and Kant7er.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
ACCIES PREP
FOR LOCALS
100 Freshmen Working Out
Daily for Game Here
October "a

COLLEGE STATION. Oct. a.
After nearly three weeks OF nard
gridiron practice, Coach Roswell
Higginbotham's Texas Aggie fresh
men, more than 100 Of them ali
told, are settling down TO the Job
Of preparing themselves fc- their
frs real game OF the season. a tilt
with the Brownsville Junior College
team to be played Oct. "a at
Brownsville. The Cadet freshmen
have been divided into three squads
with more than thirty men In each
set and are working out under the
direction OF five coaches.
Starting Monday, oct. l2, a week
ly custom OF playing the freshmen
against the varsity rem who did
not compete in the previous Satur-
days intercollegiate clash will be
i~naugurated. Coaches OF the Aggie
freshmen this year are Roswell
Higginbotham, head coach; Barlow
Irwin. line coach: Ralph Dorsey,
assistant coach; Dutch Dilling-
ham. assistant coach: E-~cos Van
Zandt, assistant coach. All five are
former Aggie football players.
Among the freshmen who have
shown TO advantage in early prac-
tice r p. d. Allen, KosSe, back:
william Young. San Antonio. back;
Wharton Jordan. Fort Worth,
tackle; Odell Fow%sr. Fort Worth.
back; V. T. Tracy. Corpus Christi,
end: j. G.. Cooper, Schulenberg
tackle: Odell Conoley. Amarillo.
end: Robert RuSsi. Houston. guard:
Robert Connely, Fort Worth, end;
Rankin Goode. Olney. back.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12

Results in the l8-hole Browns
VILE Harrington fourSome tourna-
ment played on the local course
Sunday follow:
No. clyde Ray CID defeated
Sam Perl OBJ; p. T. Pipkin B)
defeated Clyde Hollsn (H). Score
H. ?, B. /.
No. 2-Sutton OBJ defeated Mil
McElwain CID; A. D. Dickinson
CB) defeated Glen Farris CID. Score
H. 0, B. 3.
No. 3-R. 3. Rentfro Obj defeat
ed Sam Bolts CH): d. D. Norton
H) defeated w. c. Craig B). H.
/, B. 2.
No. "A. NJ. Bowie CID defeated
Lester Armstrong OBJ; w. c. VAIN
right CD defeated Jack Smith CID.
H. 2, B. /.
No. stopper Rigney CID defeat
ed Travis Jennings OBJ; Jim Or
ganbright CH) defeated Ben Proc
tor OBJ. II. 3, B. O.
No. 6-W. w. West OBJ defeated
Al Parker CID; Harry Loew OBJ
defeated Bailey Dunlap CH). B. 3,
II. 0.
No. 7-Osce Fristoe CID defeated
A. NJ. Kent CB); DIN Behse CID
defeated M. Clint OBJ. II. 3, B. 0.
No. Sd. X. Clint OBJ defeated
Bus Stewart CID; Warren Tallia-
ferro CID defeated w. B. Walton
OBJ. II. ], B. 2.
No. 9-Hill Cooke defeated Char
lie Pickett OBJ; Ed Brady CID
defeated L. l.. Weight (B). H. 3,
3. o.
No. l0-Davis CID defeated H. L.
Yates OBJ; Robin Pate B) defeat
ed Geo. Waters CID. H. 2, B. /.
No. 1l-Harl Thomas CD deff,t-
ed A. Z. Hinman CH): H. r. Nc
Kay OBJ defeated Ned Sondock CID.
B. 3. H. o.
No. l2-M. west OBJ defeated Z.
B. Wells CID; A. Celaya CB) de-
feated Charlie Snyder CID. B. 3,
II. O.
No. l3-P. M. Lamberton OBJ
defeated Ben Johnson CID; Bob
Hollingsworth CID tied Wayne
Wood OBJ. B. 2, II. o.