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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-27
COMISKEY IS
GIVEN HONORS
Old Roman To Be Buried
Thursday Morning
At Chicago

CHICAGO. Oct. 27-P,- The
body Of Charles A. ComiSkey, base
balls odd Roman" came back to
Chicago today to lie in state until
funeral services Thursday morning.
The body OF the owner OF the
Chicago White Sox, who died at
his summer home at Eagle River.
Wis, early yesterday. started last
night on a 3e-mile automobile
Journey to Rhinelander. Wis. where
Il was transferred 70 a train sched-
uled to arrive this morning. The
body was accompanied by the Old
Romans onlv son, j. Louis Com
iskey. and Hurry Gardiner, secre-
tary OF the White Sox and Comis-
keys closest confidant.
Comiskey's last illness came on
him while he still was trying 10
build a club TO replace his Amer
lean league champions OF 1919.
which he wrecked after the scandal
which followed the World series
that year. He retired 10 virtual
seclusion several years ago when
his health began to fail.
II Is expected that control OF the
White Sox. which belonged 70 Com
iskey-franchise. players and PIX
will pass 10 his son j. Louis Com
iskey.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-27
STRONG GAMES
UP IN BIG 10

CHICAGO, Oct. q. Rt-The
Western conference will be looking
TO Michigan and Iowa Saturday TO
pull 1t up even with the rest OF the
country in intersectional football.
In nine intersectional contests this
season, Big Ten teams have lost
five decisions. have won three and
tied one. Iowa which has suffered
two Of the five defeats. appears
about ready 10 win a game this week,
with George Washington University
Of Washington. d. c., as its OPP
ponent, while Michigan, which seems
to have recovered from its dlSap-
pointing start. viii be a long favor
lite over Princeton's Tigers.
Iowa has been beaten by Pitts
burgh and Texas A. e. M. Ohio
dropped a h~air-raiser to Vandeix 1T,
Yale crushed Chicago. and Pennsyl-
vania upset calculations BY trounc-
ing wisconsin last week. Wisconsin
previously had earned a TT draw
with Alabama Poly.
On the other side OF the ledger,
Minnesota defeated Oklahoma Ag-
gies. Northwestern walloped the Uni
versity of CALIFORNIA; southern
branch eleven, and Purdue outpoint-
ed Carnegie Tech last Saturday.
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Scorps Polish
Up Attack For
Friday Clash

The Junior College Scorpions are
putting on finishing touches for
the hardest contest they have faced
since their collision with st. Mary's
University last season.
They are to play Schreineris In
stitute under the floodlights at
San Antonio Friday night.
Coach Red" Irvine Is brighten
ing up the clubs attack, seeking to
perfect timing OF the wingback
plays. The team appeared a bit
sluggish against the Aggie Fresh
men last week and Red" is driving
the squad hard 70 put snap into
its play.
1t is likely that the Scorps viii
show Schreiner a lot OF passing.
Maurice Pipkin. full. is Of the
best flat zone pasSers in the state
and he will likely see lots Of service
against Schreiner.
The institute puts out a strong
game every year. And this one Is
no exception. The Schreiner boys
looked particularly good in beating
Sam Houston Teachers.
The Scorpions will leave here
Thursday morning and will work
out under the floodlights at Corpus
Christi that night. They are anxious
to see how this night football goes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-27
OLD MAULER
MADE OFFER
Dempsey May Fight Primo
Or Campolo At
Miami

NEW YORK, Oct. q. E1-If he's
really serious about that comeback
attempt. Jack Dempsey can have 40
per cent OF the gate receipts for a
match in Mani, Fla, next February
against either Victoria Campolo or
Primo Camera.
James j.. Johnston, Madison
Square Garden promoter. said he
had been informed the old manasSa
mauler was prepared to come east
TO discuss the proposition If neces-
Sary. Dempsey. preparing for a
comeback with an extensive barn
storming tour Of the far west, now
is on a hunting trip in Nevada.
Observers here considered II I'M
likely Dempsey would accept the
terms Johnston has offered, point
ing out that the one-time heavy
weight champion almost invariably
in the past demanded and was given
a guarantee. He probably would want
half a million for a match against
Camera or Campolo who clash here
Nov. q.
Nevertheless. the Garden definite
ly is committed to a boxing show
at Miami next winter. Johnston has
been working for some time with a
view toward getting Max Schmeling
TO defend his heavyweight title
against Mickey Walker.
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champ did not get his belt for the
asking, and his natural ring ability
and years Of experience viii stand
him in good stead Thursday night.
II will no doubt be a hard-fought
battle from the sound Of the bell.
with Waters just as anxious to get
his hands on the belt as Pete is to
maintain It.
Pat O'Brien. the hanf-spitting
Irishman. stacks up against some
tough opposition in the semi
windup in the person OF Bobby
Chick. a newcomer who comes with
a reputation Of being a rough ring
worker. Pat is anxious to make up
for his loss last week against
Brown through a decision the
Irishman did not fully appreciate.
This week he states the decision
will be short and sure, though
Chick has his own ideas on that
score.
II fan comment is any criterion.
this weeks attendance should pass
all records, with the entire pro-
gram being one Of the best yet card
ed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-27
TEXAS LEAGUE
DEFENDS SELF
President Tells Of Turning
Down Proposals OF
Oklahomans

WICHITA FALLS. Oct. 27-P-
y Alvin Gardner. president or the
Texas league, revealed yesterday
Texas league club owners recently
voted 10 bar Oklahoma City and
Tulsa from membership in the Texas
circuit.
Gardner explained balloting was
performed in executive session with
no attending publicity as requested
by Z. j.. HUMPHREYS. secretary OF
the Oklahoma City club.
HumphrieS. according l. report
appeared before the league with 4
letter 4 n which Western league club
owners sanctioned the move NV
either Oklahoma City or Tulsa be-
coming affiliated with the Texas
league.
HUMPHREYS. upon his return IN
OkIanoma CITY, was quoted as say
ing Texas league club owners
didn't even show me the COURTESY
OF acting as II they we're really
interested IN our proposition
The interview added HUMPHREYS
"figuratively had to force his wav
into the Texas league meeting, but
finally got the floor"
Gardner explained Humnhries
was shown every courtesy at the
meeting.
He was accorded every atten-
ton. After he had finished his
talk and started from the room.
I called him back TO answer uues-
tons club DIVERS might put TO
him and he sat with us TO discuss
the matter at length" Gardner
said.
His proposal was rejected be-
cause the Texas league feels Il has
a compact circuit composed Of
towns just as willing and able 10
support baseball rs cities IN Okla
homa. In addition. inclusion of
Oklahoma towns would involve
considerable transportation ex-
pense. Further. not including bar
gain day crowds. Oklahoma City last
year drew m attendance Of only
about $4,000" Gardner explained.
Gardner said the future or the
Wichita Falls franchise was not
discussed az the meeting. He denied
reports that the Shreveport club
lost "a young fortune in -931 and
positively would not operate In
1882"
Shreveport didn't lose n nickel
in 1881. and positively will operate
next year he said.
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McAHen Golf Course to Become Public Links Nou. Isl
Brown To Risk Title Belt In
Thursday Mill With Waters

70 put his belt up for n match with
waters, and the Mexican finally
consented The beautiful belt Is now
on display at the Batsell- Wells
sporting Goods store at lIO4 Eliz-
abeth street.
The announcement of this bout
seems TO be just the tonic for iaded
wrestling appetites, judging from
the favorable comments by the reg-
ular fans. This bout promises "a ~
another Of those flashing contests
for which Waters is famous. The
cowboy is dynamite in the ring,
and n OF the fastest, c~leverest
Light heavies In the game. and
without a doubt will extend Pete
to the limit. However. the Mexican
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-27
Chicago Dickering
For Camera Fight

CHICAGO. Oct. 81. Rl-The Chi
cago stadium today o. ,ned negotia-
tons for a l0-.ound bout Nov. IL,
between Primo Camera and King
Levinsky. the wild-sw:nging Jewish
heavyweight from Chicago's west
side.
The big hitch appears in the fact
the Illinois State Athletic commits
sion has refused to approve Camera
until he straightens out some trouble
with the italian Boxing Union. the
rulings OF which are recognized by
the National Boxing Assn. Camera
Is said TO have failed to fulfill a
contract in italy. and cannot be re-
instated until he makes financial re-
stitution to the promoters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-27
Valley Lady Off To
National Dog Show

McALLEN. Oct. 27.-Mrs. A. B.
Huff. owner Of the Winfair Boston
Kennels, left last week for the
Southern circuit OF the National
Dog Shows.
She was accompanied BY "Schul-
er's Lady Pilot" which has eleven
points toward a national cham
pionship and hopes TO make the
three remaining points necessary
during the present show.
"Schuler's Lady Pilot has been
shown In Dallas, here she won a
ribbon and is TO be shown in Hous-
ton, San Antonio and Shreveport.
Mrs. Huff has many blooded dogs
in her kennels. among which is
Charms Dean" a national cham
piOn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-27
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
(By the Associated Press

Wy NAAI AooOAA4AGQ EACSS1
PARIS, Fsance-Young Perez,
Tunis. knocked out Frankie Genaro,
New York. C2D.
HARTFORD. Conn.-Earl MAESTRO.
Chicago, outpointed Midget Mike
ODawd. Columbus, o., l0D. Kid
Chocolate, Cuba, knocked out Buck
Olivia, New York, %. Nanny Davis.
Schenectady, N. Y, outpointed Wop
Manolian. Boston, Q0).
CHICAGO 800 Baxter Gaines,
Wichita. KaS., outpointed Con o.
Kelly. Boston. G9l. Chuck Heffner.
Denver. knocked out al Settle, Porto
Rico. ~.
NEW YORK-Tom Heeney. New
Zealand. and Giacoma Bergomas,
Italy, drew. Q0l. Steve Hamas, Pas
sale. j. j., knocked out George
Smith, Newark. NJ. j., co.. Mkt Gelb.
Hungary. outpointed Koli Kola.
Porto Rico. G0). Leo Williams, New
York, outpointed Bert Paxton, De-
troit. (6).
CHARLESTON, S. C.-Maxie
Rosenbloom. New York, ~outpointed
Russ RowSey, Huntington, w. Va,
U0D.
PITTSBURGH 80 Tug Phillips,
Charleroi. Pa, outpointed Billy
Rose. Cincinnati, 90.
WHEELING, w. Va. - Primo
Ubalda, Italy. outpointed Nick
Popigo. Wheeling. ~.
BALTIMORE-Sergeant Sammy
Baker, New York, stopped joey Ray
mond. Baltimore, 80.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jadick,
Philadelphia, stopped Lew Massey.
Philadelphia, 49,. Sammy Dorfman,
New York. ou%tpointed Patsy Wallace,
Atlantic City. Ci0). Young Firpo.
P~ennsgrove. Pa. stopped Herman
PeTlick. Kalamazoo, Mich, a.. Jack
Portney, Baltimore outpointed Steve
Halaiko. Buffalo. Q0).
HOLYOKE, MasS-Pete Degrass,
Holyoke, o~utpointed Stanley Win
nearyk, Lawrence, Mass. I0). Jerry
Emard. Holyoke, o%utpointed Tommy
Crowley. Pittsburgh, d0).
SIOUX CITY. Ia.-Humie Wise
man, Des Moines, Ia. o~utpointed
Carl Wells. Omaha, Neb.. 80
ROCHESTER, n. Y.-Sammy Full
Ter. Boston. knocked out Mickey
Blair. Philadelphia, dO).
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Battling
Bozo, Birmingham. outpointed Mey-
er Christner. Akron, o.. Q0). Pete
Firpo. Detroit. knocked out Mike
Dundee. Brooklyn. ca.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.-Billy Moier.
indianapolis. knocked out Bill
Thomas. Louisville, I'd.
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Ranked High
In Studies

WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. q. up
Richard b. Sheridan, Jr., cadet
VINO died at New Haven from in
juries suffered IN the Army-Yale
game Saturday, stood eighth in his
class over the two full years he
studied there.
Out Of a possible 707 points at
tainable through classroom work,
he was credited with 609.66. He
stood first in his class in history,
second IN tactics, fourth IN English
and seventh in French. He was a
member Of the choir and dialectic
society and qualified as a pistol
sharpShooter and rifle expert.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-27

Mexico Tours and Travels ran
up a total Of 2.605 pins here last
in defeating Campbells' Alleys two
games out OF three in a regular
match Of the Brownsville Business
Mems Ten Pin league.
The T. a. r. club was hot, get
ting a 929 in its final game. Hink-
ley. BanSbach and Dietel each
went yer 100 in this game.
Individual honors went to Burt
Hinkley, Jr., Of the T. g. It. club
setting a three-game $40. HIS
scores were l73. ITO and 1877. Bill
Ball was just eight pins to his
rear with a $50. Wentworth. Dietel
and HenshsSN each went over 500.
HenShaw got high single with a
1873. Dietel had a 1913 and Hinkley a
1877.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-27
WINNERS In
HORSE SHOW
BY Staff Correspondent

N1N 1AAAA
ALAMO, Oct. 27.-WinnerS IN
The society horse show held at the
J. King Ross ranch near here we're
as follows:
Ladies' equestrian class-Mrs. Z.
T.. Wagner, Marquita. first; Miss
Gwyn Mars, Early Dawn, second;
Mrs. Floyd Swallow, Manchado-
third.
Eentleman's equestrian class
Fkd Maynard. Porque. first: E. Z.
wagner. Chatfield. second; Kenneth
Hazel, Fatso. third.
Pony under saddle-Richard Bar
rift. Roam King, first; Jim Moran
Nellie ID, second; Mrs. Floyd Swal-
low. Manchado. third.
open three-gaited stake-E. z.
Wagner. Mexer. first; Miss Gwynn
Mars, High Noon, second; Mrs. J,
King Ross. Lemon. third.
Children's open equestrian-Betsy
Ross, Roam King, first; Jim Moran,
Nellie d. second.
Green hunters-Betsy Ross, Soap
Suds. first; Elmer Wagner, Sky
Rider. second.
Three gated pairs-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. Z. wagner. Marquita S. and
Chatfield IL, first: Mr.. and Mrs,
j. King Ross. TEXAS Luna and Pom
deroSa, second: Fred Maynard and
Miss Gwyn Mars, Porque and Early
Dawn, third.
There was trick riding by Betsy
Ross. Elmer Wagner and CoSsack
riding with z. K. wagner and Fred
Maynard.
Ira Sharp was judge. DR.. F. c.
Laird was Official veterinarian. j.
King Ross was ring master and
Elmer Wagner was in charge OF
entries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-27
Cadet Sheridan to Rest
With Great Men of Armv

the Catholic chapel tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock. Interment will fol
low In the West Point Military ceme-
terry where are buried Gen. Winfield
Scott, Gen. George Custer. Gen.
Robert c. Anderson who was in
command OF Fort Sumter in 81.
Gen. George w. Goethals, builder
OF the Panama Canal, and many an
other famous military figure OF the
past.
AT the request OF Sheridan's
mother. services both at the chapel
and cemetery will be private. The
corps OF cadets md officers OF the
post will attend.
In the general grief felt at the
academy v Sheridan's death
among cadets and officers alike,
there was no disposition to talk, or
even think, OF what course the army
would pursue in regard to the games
remaining on its 1881 football sche-
dule.
But there was a distinct feeling
that the team would carry on" and
play out a schedule that calls for
games against Colorado College.
Louisiana State. Pittsburgh, Urcinus,
Notre Dame and Navy. 1t vas point
ed out that Army has contract obli-
cations with these schools that
hardly can be disregarded. IN addi-
ton to the inconvenience done op-
ponentS, cancellation would involve
about $1,000 900 in receipts. Final
decision as 10 what course will be
pursued rests in the hands Of Maj.
Gen. William r. Smith, superin-
tendent Of the academy.
Twenty-Five years ago the Army
cancelled its schedule after the
death in the Harvard game OF 1909
Of Cadet Ben Byrne.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-27

It's going TO be tough on the home
clubs in the Valley this week. Practl-
cally ever home team Is rated as
the underdog. which, OF course,
makes for good football.
The two "A" teams-Brownsville
and Harlingen-go into action
against "B" aggregations. Browns
VILE will tourney to Mercedes Thurs
dab afternoon for a clash with the
Tigers and Harlingen Will pay her
respects to La Feria Friday after
noon. The larger clubs should WIN
although Mercedes Is expected 10
put up q staunch fight against
Brownsville. The local club Is fast
approaching the top of its form. Last
week they surprised their strongest
supporters by winning from Corpus
Christi hands down. The Eagles are
getting the Warner clicking.
Double wingback clubs always get
stronger as the season rolls along as
they get the timing down correctly.
Cards Due 10 Win.
Harrington will likely take both OF
her games this weekend. Thursday
her .B" squad viii play Rio Hondo
and La FeTia should prove an easy
assignment for the a" aggregation
the following day.
The Donna-McAllen game will be
the nearest thing 10 a champion
ship contest on the docket. After
laboring many years with poor ma
terial. Claude DALEY has finally got
something. It will be mighty hard TO
keen those Redskins out OF first
berth this season .McAllen has been
playing out Of the Valley and Is just
now getting down to brass tacks IN
the championship chase. The Bull
dogs will have 70 open up with
everything to hold the Redskins Fri
day.
This fray should draw many fans.
San Benito. apparently Donna's
chief rival, gets a breather at Wes-
laco.
Another hard fight looms at Edin-
burg. The Bobcats are slated TO take
on the Mission Eagles. The Mission
crew Is indicated and should make
the Bobcats step lively to keep in
the running.
Completing the program, Ray
mondville will visit P-SJ-A.
The B. j. C.-Schreiner contest at
San Antonio should be a hard fought
frav and a number Of Valley FMS
will follow their college squad 10
the Alamo City.
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GREEN FEE TO
Be so CENTS
Pat O'Brien L. Improving
Nine-H Hole Layout
Throughout
tBy Staff Correspondentl

McALLEN, Oct. 27-Following the
lead Of Mercedes. the Tepehauje
Country club here will become a
municipal links effective Nov. /, Il
has been announced by Pat O'Brien,
professional.
After Nov. | anyone may play the
course by paying green fees. This
assessment will be fifty cents for
Is holes.
Members Of the club who hereto
fore have been the only ones who
could play the course will be given
option Of continuing to pay their
dues or OF paying green fees, o.
Brien states.
Since coming TO McAllen three
weeks ago from Harrington, O'Brien
has greatly improved the system
here and is improving the course
in general.
The links here art a well built
nine-hole affair.
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WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. q. Up
Back to West Point today came
Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Jr., TO
find a last resting place with some
Of Americas most distinguished
soldiers.
The 2l-year-old army football star
and honor student died in New
Haven hospital late yesterday OF a
broken neck suffered late In the
Yale game Saturday.
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Eagle Game
Scheduled Thursday

satisfactory arrangements between
Brownsville and Mercedes for a game
at the Queen CITY Thursday were
completed by school authorities
Monday night.
For a time IL was feared that
the game originally scheduled for
Friday would be cancelled due to
conflicting dates and other diff
culties.