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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04
A Good Old Remedy

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Chmn. Legge In the Picture

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04
They Are Nine Saith the Lady

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04
Texans As Income Tax Payers

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Evening star., 1931-06-22
SAUREZ HAS TOUGH
FOE IN PETROLLE
Argentine Meets Worthy Rival in
Opening Second Invasion Of
North America This Week.
ny the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 22.-Justro Suarez,
Argentine lightweight contender, has
picked q tough foe for the first bout of
his second North American campaign
this week. He battles rough-and-ready
Billy Petrolle Of Fargo, N. OAK, in
Madison Square Garden Thursday
night.
Justro's first trip north was a sue
cess He whipped Joe Click, Herman
Perlick, Bruce Flowers, Ray Miller and
Louis (KidD Kaplan. None of these,
however, rates quite as high as Petrolle
Petrolle broken even with Jimmy Nc
Larnin in his last two bouts in the
Garden.
Jackie Purvis of Indianapolis takes
on Mike Pavan of Arizona in the fea-
ture Six-rounder of a new talent show
at the Garden tonight.
Tony CanZoneri, New York holder of
the lightweight championship, meets
Herman Perlick Of Kalamazoo in a To-
round non-title bout at New Haven,
Conn, Thursday night.
At Newark tonight Jack (KidD Berg
Of England, still another lightweight
contender, battles Tony Lambert of
Newark over the 10-round route.
Fidel Labarba, Los Angeles feather
weight, meets Claude Warner OF Bakers
field, Calf, in a 10-rounder at Holly
wood Friday night. It will be Labarba's
first appearance since his poor showing
against Bat Battalino, featherweight
king, in a 15-round bout In New York
several weeks ago.
Evening star., 1931-06-22
.FAUOUIER-L R-LOUDOUN
POLO HOPE ASCENDS
Victory Over Maryland Club Bodies
Well for Virginians in
Tournay Here.

Fauquier-Loudoun teams chances for
victory in the War Department invita-
ton polo tournament, which was to
open this afternoon on the Potomac
Park oval, were brighter today follow
ing the victory Of the Virginians yes
terday in the Riggs Memorial tourna-
ment at Baltimore. They conquered
Maryland Polo Club Whites. 6 to S, in
the final. The Marylanders earned
three goals and had two as a handicap.
Previously Fauquier-Loudoun had de-
feated Sd Cavalry Yellows of Fort
Myer and War Department Whites, re-
garded as their most formidable foes
in the tournament here.
Richard Kirkpatrick, No. /; J. H.
(Jock) Whitney, No. 2; Baldwin d.
Spilman, jr., No 8, and William P. HUI
bert, No. A. made up the Virginia team
yesterday.
Third Cavalry and Fort Humphreys
were to clash in this afternoons game
at $3.50 o'clock in Potomac Park and
9Th Field Artillery of Fort Hoyle and
War Blues will battle 1t out tomorrow.
Fauquier-Loudoun will play its first
game Wednesday against War Whites
in match expected to prove red hot.
Evening star., 1931-06-22

armor, but there is no telling what may
happen in the ring when the going
gets hot and hard blow gets through.
Mistakes which would never happen in
training jousts have lost real battles.
When two big fellows get in the ring,
striving for the highest honor in pu-
gilism, anything Is liable to happen.
The one who takes advantage Of the
breaks will be returned the winner.
Stribling is too old a hand not to
show up well in training. Reports from
the camp of his rival fail to disturb
him. The Georgian knows what it is
all about, and while he has been known
to fall down in the past, he has learned
a bitter lesson and VOWS he will not
be caught mapping this time.
Pa Stribling is doing all the talking
for the camp and offers a convincing
argument why his boy will be the next
title holder. He says Strib's greater ex-
perience and punch will be the decid-
ing factors and points out that he has
had four hard fights, while Schmeling
Barring a mental lapse, stribling fig
ures to make the best fight of his ca
reer. Physically the men will be at
their best. At this writing the chances
are even up and take your choice.
Evening star., 1931-06-22
MT. RAINIER WINS AGAIN

MOUNT RAINIER. Md, June o.
Mount Rainier unlimited class base
ball team marked up its fifth straight
win when it downed the Kanawha nine
of Washington, s. to /, here yesterday.
Francis Mcmahon, Mount Rainier
pitcher, proved puzzle to the visitors,
letting them down with five hits and
tanning Is. Sykes, Kanawha hurler,
was reached for IL bingles.
After Kanawha scored its lone run
in the first inning, the Mounts came
back to hang up two in the second
and added one more each in the fourth,
fifth and seventh.
Nelson Colley. Duke University ath-
lete, and McDevitt each got three hits
for the winners. Colley also stole
home.
Mount Rainier is after Sunday games.
Bud Bellman is booking at Hyatts-
vile 1043.
Evening star., 1931-06-22
r = YATTSVILLE, Md, June 22.-
Hyattsville High School ath-
letes won championships in

Y = YATTSVILLE, Md, June 22.-
- Hyattsville High School ath-
letes won championships in
three out of the four boys
sports during the school year just closed
in Prince Georges County. Hyattsvtlle
girls, however, were victorious in only
one of three sports.
Boys triumphed in basket ball, track
and base ball. Maryland Park won the
soccer crown. Hyattsville girls landed
High won volley ball and Upper Marl-
boro High was the winner in field ball.
Maryland Parks victory in soccer
marked the first county title ever gained
by that school. The Parkers were elm
mated in the quarter-final round OF the
State championship tournament con-
Quoted by the Playground Athletic
League of Maryland, going down before
Glen Burnie High of Anne Arundel
County.
Has Lone Rival.
In basket ball Hyattsville achieved
county honorS by twice beating Mount
Rainier Junior High School, its lone
rival. In the State series the Hyatts-
Vile quint battled its way to the West
ern Shore final, in which it was over
come by Allegsny High of Cumberland,
Allegany County Hyattsville won 19 of
25 games during the Winter. defeating
among others several fast Washington
quintS.
Hyattsville was active In indoor track,
its team winning a relay race in the
Catholic University meet, but was the
only county school to engage in the sport
indoors. In the annual Spring meet on
the University of Maryland track.
Hyattsville, as has been the case for
years, finished far ahead. Maryland
Park High was poor second and Upper
Marlboro High third. In the State
meet he'd at Baltimore Prince Georges
athletes made strong showing. finish
ing fourth. Hyattsvilles team also ap-
peared in several other outdoor meets.
Easy for College Park.
College Park Elementary School was
an easy winner in the annual rural
schools track meet. Silver Hill was
second and Pine Grove, third.
In winning the State title in base ball
HyattSville Highs nine accounted for
the first State championship athletes Of
that institution ever have gained. It
downed Chestertown High, Eastern
Shore standard bearer. for the title.
Hyattsville swept through five opponents
Hyattsville High girls defeated Mount
RainierS seXtet to establish their claim
to county basket ball supremacy.
county volley ball series and went on
Evening star., 1931-06-22
HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT
BILLED AT MID-CITY
Weiner and Sullivan Slated for
Ten-Round Semi -Wind-up
in Show July /.

Herman Weiner, Baltimore. weighing
202, and Mike Sullivan, Philadelphia,
205, will meet in the 10-round semi
final to the Babe Hunt-Pietro Corri
main bout in the opening card of the
Mid-City boxing arena near Laurel, Md,
the night of July /.
In announcing the booking Of Weiner
and Sullivan, Angy Gerrtn, general
manager of the Mid-City plant, pointed
out that Weiner had been showing in
heavy and light weight ranks in this
section for the last four years, having
confined his battling to the unlimited
division the last year or so.
Sullivan Is described as an ambitious
youngster who has made q favorable
impression in Philadelphia.
Announcement of other supporting
bouts will be made this week, Gerrin
said.
Evening star., 1931-06-22
C0GGESHALL NET VICTOR
Defeats Rainville for Western
Mems Singles Championship.

CHICAGO, June % [R.-Harris Cog
geshall of Des Moines, Iowa, young
Harvard law student, has kept the West
ern mems tennis singles title in these
United States for another year.
Coggeshall yesterday retained the
crown by fine 3-6, rs, 81, 6--3
victory over Marcel Rainville of Mont
real, Canada's Davis Cup star, in the
finals Of the annual tournament at
River Forest Tennis Club. Coggeshall
also gained his second leg on the Nc
Clintock Cup, which has been in cir
culation for "a years, and must be
won three times before passing into
permanent possession.
Catherine Wolf of Indianapolis sue
cesSfully defended the women's singles
title with 1-6, 60, 6-3 win over
Mae Cuervorst, who is playing her first
season in major comp stition.
CoggeShall and Richard Mason Of
Chicago were not so successful in the
doubles, losing to Louis Red" THAI
heimer and Luke Williams of Chicago,
60, 60, 6-3, while Miss Wolf and
Mrs. Barbara Duffy of Cleveland fell
before Clara Louise Zinke and Ruth
Oexma2, the Cincinnati pair, 3-6,
81, GA.