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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-28

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father.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-28

Poultry owners Of New Zealand havs
been watching an informal laying con.
test, and q duck and hen are now the
leaders. W. @. MoodyS duck at Brook
hy laid an egg slightly over S ounces N
weight Immediately afterward r
Douglas NIinorka hen at Drury d.
posted in her nest an egg Weighing 81
ounces. Nov IL Is claimed the duel
faxed" for its esq was soft Shelled
with . hArd-shelled eSg inside .Jtldmea
say the han h Ct least point up IN tna
contest 20 far. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02
Good Fights
Lined Up For
Week Program

NEW YORK, Jan. 7-lP- New
York, Chicago. St. Paul, Detroit.
Philadelphia. Boston and Los An
geles al have fistic offerings OF
better than average quality this
week.
Here's the way the principal
bouts on the national schedule
stack up:
New York, Madison Square Gar
den. Friday night. Max Baer, Cali
fornia heavyweight, VS.. Tommy
Loughran. Philadelphia, retired un-
defeated light heavyweight cham
pion.
Chicago. stadium. Wednesday.
Tony Canzoneri, New York. light
weight, champion, against an op-
ponent yet to be selected for a ten
round non-title bout. Canzoneri was
10 have met Goldie Hess but the
latter IS down with the influenza.
ST. Paul. tonight. Billy Petrolle
slugging lightweight who recently
whipped Jimmy McLarnin, vs.. King
Tut. hard hitting Milwaukee boxer.
Philadelphia. tonight, Harry Bit
man, Philadelphia. VS.. Pete Nebo.
Key West, Fla. lightweights.
Los Angeles. tomorrow, Fidel La
Barba. Los Angeles featherweight
contender. VS.. Claude Werner.
Bakersfield. Calf.
Boston, Friday. King Levinskv.
Chicago. VS.. Jack Gagnon. Boston
heavyweight
Detroit. Friday. Johnny Risko.
Cleveland. vs.. Charles Retzlaff
Duluth. heavyweights.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02
Raiah Heads
For Training
Camp Of Cubs

CHICAGO. Feb. 2-tP-Manager
Rogers Hornsby Of the Cubs. who
insists that baseball players under
his charge De in good physical con-
ditlon, makes no exception OF him
self.
The "Rajah" headed today to-
ward Catalina Island, California.
spring rowing grounds OF the Cubs.
almost two weeks ahead OF Eze
first contingent Of Cubs so ne
could get in some extra licks OF
drill.
His wife and son were In the
party. which started in the Hornsby
second car, a light automobile. An
expensive limousine was left at
home.
II never felt better" Hornsby
told President William Week of the
Cubs in their final conference
here. MY heel no longer troubles
me and the ankle I broke last sea-
son has stood up perfectly during
the long hours I have walked while
hunting and pounding around my
farm
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02
PETROLLE TO
BATTLE TUT

ST. PAUL, MINI. Feb. 2-Fl-
Billy Petrolle. ranking contender for
the lightweight championship. faces
his toughest opposition tonight in
engaging King Tut. a rough swing
ing young ma or Minneapolis. In a
l0-round battle in the st. Paul audi
torium.
Defeat for Petrolle. especially q
knockout. will force the Fargo Ex-
press off the main line and finish
one Of the most remarkable come
backs In boxing history. 1t was Tut
who forced Petrolle into retirement
Is months ago after administering
a severe beating to 'sim in O Detroit
ring. But Petrolle, after a few
months rest. decided on a come
back His sensational victories over
Tony Canzoneri. present worlds
lightweight champion. and Jimmy
McLarnin. have made him an out
standing contender for the 1885,
pound title.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02
WORLD RECORD
LEAP Is MADE
Eengen Ski Jumps 243 Feet
I'm California
Meet

BIG PINES, Calf, Feb. 2.-tR1-
"A new worlds record OF 243 feet.
made on the snow-covered ski jump
here during the Southern California
Winter Sports carnival, was credited
today to All Engen or salt Lake
City.
Sliding down the 70O-foot runway
oil the new jump. the worlds high
est. at an estimated speed Of e5
miles an hour yesterday, Engen
glided off the brink and made a
perfect landing. the officials credit
ing him with IL points for form. the
maximum awarded here. 70 set the
new mark.
On three Of his sour official jumps
IN competition In the $1,000 profess
sional ski jumping event. EnEen 49,
ceeded the recognized worlds record
Of 229 feet. set by Henry Hall Of
Detroit. at Quebec. III 1925. IN All
he was credited with zoos points.
easily taking first place money OF
$265.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02
ARE
SAID SCARCE
Only Eight Out Of Forty
Are Grumbling
Over Fay

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. z.-tPl-
Major league baseball players win
tering on the Pacific coast are plac-
ing their signatures on 1881 con-
tracts with a minimum Of grumbl-
ing.
Only eight out Of forty. an Asso-
ciated Press survey shows. are In
the raise the pay" class. OF these.
four are rockies.
As expected. Babe Herman. burly
Brooklyn outfielder, Is after more
money The big slugger Is a peren-
NAL holdout.
The recruits who think their
palms should be crossed with more
silver are Johnny Vergez. third base
nan going from Oakland to the
New York Giants; his team mate,
Ernie lombard. catcher. purchased
by Brooklyn; Myrl Hoag, fleet Sac
ramento outfielder now the property
Of the New York Yankees, and Bob
Johnson. outfielder who belongs to
the Philadelphia Athletics.
Walter Berger. heavy hitting out
fielder Of the Boston Nationals,
thinks his services r worth Sl2.-
500 for the coming season. Lyn
Larry New York Yankee shortstop.
and Larry French, S%outhpaw pitch
err Of Pittsburgh. also r in favor
Of the salary uplift'' movement.
Consider the customers on the
ether side OF the fence. however.
Harry Rosenberg. young Jewish out
fielder purchased last mid-seaSoa
from the San Francisco Missions by
the New York Giants for 10000.
hit exactly 900 in nine games as a
plnchhitter. His 1881 contract car
ried a raise Of $3.50 a month. Rosen-
berg sent the signed contract back
by airmail.
Frank Lefty" ODoul, ex-Philiss
outfielder who goes TO Brooklyn this
year. received a bonus and a raise.
A peek at the new contract made
him so happy he went out and play
ed four rounds or golf in day.
Ray Douthit. St. Louis outfielder.
signed a new three year contract at
the end Of last season. Joe Cronin.
Washington shortstop voted the
most valuable player In the Amer.-
can league last season. receipted for
a raise and bonus. Roy johnson Of
Detroit and Smead Jolley Of the
Chicago White Sox, outfielders, and
Ralph Kress, st. Louis American
third sacker. agreed to accept sal
ary engagements"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02
Abe Espinosa Wins First In
Texas Open; Colfing Stars
Prepare For Harlingen Meet

with 30 strokes. and two lower
than Espinosa. Shute, previously a
model Of consistency, went sky high
on the home nine md finished with
a disastrous "a. Turnesa and Coop
er helped themselves TO large T3's,
two over par. 10 divide second, third
and fourth money with Walsh. cur
ley-headed Chicagoan who wound
up with a par cracking 90. Turne-
sa's misfortune in three-putting the
last two greens FIN within fifteen
feet cost him the difference between
$566 and the healthy check handed
Espincsa.
Shute's unsightly "a showed him
back into a tie with Witty Cox.
Brooklyn veteran. for third place
with 284 blows. II was worth 1852 TO
Cox. but Shute collected an extra
hundred for his victory In the open
ing days pro-amateur event.
All alone at 285 was John Golden
the sturdy Stamford. Conn. shoot
err. who collected s206. His brilliant
So on the final round. the lowest
score OF the day. pulled him out OF
a hole.
Valley Meet Next
Next came a trio OF well known
professionals, Craig Wood Of Deal.
". j. who finished with q fine CO.;
Tom Laliy. San Antonio, who crack
ed at the last to take "a blows. and
Charles Guest. Los Angeles, each
with 286. Guest and Wood pocketed
500 apiece Lally sos.
Through some quirk Of the payoff
system. Horton Smith. the blonde
New Yorker. and r-1ncis Schneider.
Of Dallas also drew 500. although
their totals were 287. Schneider. with
a great opportunity to get In the
important money. could do no bet
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02
BY GALE TALBOT. JR.

SAN ANTONIO. Feb. 2-R-Abe
Espin0sa, veteran Spanish profess
sional of the Medina country club,
Chicago, was 81, 556 richer today,
the result Of three sparkling rounds
of sub-par golf In the tenth annual
Texas open tournament.
The elder Of the two golfing Es-
pinosa's, who won his last impor-
tant tournament in 1923, the Wes-
tern open. mastered the difficult
Breckenridge park course with
rounds of 69-74-69-69--281 TO beat
out his closest rivals, Harry Cooper.
Frank Walsh. and Joe Turnesa. by
two strokes.
The genial Abe, who admitted he
was playing the greatest golf Of
his life after a two year vacation
from the principal tournaments,
escaped the m~addening gallery gil
the way and breezed through 20 a
surprise victory. Unaffected by an
excited. III .,ldy throng that trail
ed the favorites on the last two
rounds. Espinosa calmly posted his
brace Of Sos, and that vas suffi-
cient. He scarcely was noticed as
he finished with a burst OF brides
on the last three holes and it was
two hours before the crowd ap-
plauded him as the new champion.
Abe Coasts Easily
While Abe was .oming up from far
back to capture the big Prize, the
gallery attractions spent the day
exploding all over the course, es-
pecially on the back nine.
Densmore Shute, defen d | n q
champion from Columbus. Ohio;
Harry Cooper, young Chicago star,
and Joe Turnesa OF Elmsford. N.
Y, embarked on the final round in
a triple tie for leadership. each
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02
JACKALS BEAT
JOVEN QUINT
Washington Park Club Is
Almost Certain To
Be Finalist

AS II the thing were predestiued.
the Jackals, defending champions
OF the Brownsville Boys Basketball
league. are sweeping on thier way
to a championship series with the
westerns. Captain John Joe Garza's
Jackals have been beaten but once
this season and they are almost
virtually certain to play a three
game series with the Westerns for
the pennant.
Sunday the Washington Park
aggregation handed the A G. j. NJ.
quint a heavy 31-i0 pasting to
maintain their post as runner-up
in the league.
Felix Narvaiz. Jackal forward
who learned his basketball n Mex
ico City, led all scorers by drop
ping four field goals into the
hopper. Captain Cara was second
with six points. Alexandra Castillo.
captain OF the Jovenes. led his
team with five points. j. Cardcna.
who ran wild against the Westerns
last week, was held down 70 four
points BY the Jackals.
The errwn erF3nwrr-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02
Ponies and Frogs
Y To Clash Tonight

DALLAS. Tex. Feb. 2.-P-Near-
~ evenly matched. the Texas Chris
tan University Horned Frogs and
the Southern Methodist University
Mustangs were set for O basketball
encounter here tonight upon which
rested leadership Of the second half
of the Southwest Conference race.
The Mustangs led the pack today
with three straight victories to their
credit and a victory over their most
bitter rivals admittedly would make
them ~favorites 70 take possession II
the title at the end Of the season.
Other games scheduled this week:
Tuesday: Baylor vs.. Texas Ag-
eies. at College Station.
Saturday: Texas Christian vs..
Baylor at Waco: and University Of
Texas US. Texas A. & NJ, at Col
lere Station.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02
WEST CACERS
BEAT HERALD

Taking one Of the chief hurdles
IN their lane in full stride, the loop
leading Westerners OF the Browns
vile Boys Basketball league defeat
ed The Herald quint Sunday BY q
score Of PAIL.
After getting away 70 a shakey
start, the newsboys came back
strong in the second half TO score
ten points but their rally was Ear
short. At the half the score was
It'll in favor OF the Westerns. but
during the last period The Herald
looped ten points while holding the
opposition to seven.
AS usual, 1t was the Bolton
Williams combination that did ths
most damage. Bolton, who IS as
good q eager as ne was football
player. sent four field goals through
the hoop for eight points to lead
all scorers and williams was sec
ond with six.
c. Pacheco and Loya led The
Herald's rally In the last period.
The score follows.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02

NEW YORK. Feb. 2.-P1-Big
Bill Tflden has received q cabIed Of
fer of $4,000 TO make n two-month
visit to Australia. The offer. an
nounced yesterday by Jack Curley.
manager OF Tilden's professional
tennis tour. calls for the former
amateur champion 10 play six
matches against three approved op-
ponents. He might also be called
upon to compete in an open tourna-
ment. Curley said he would forward
the offer 20 Tflden in Florida for
his decision.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02
EnaEna lie HERALD SPORTS SECTION -
Opponent Sought
For Canzoneri

CHICAGO. Feb. 2.-Rl-with
only two more days In which to
line up en- opponent for Tony
Canzoneri. lightweight champion
Of the world. Nate Lewis. Chicago
stadium matchmaker. rs conduct
ing q feverish search.
Goldie Hess. Pacific coast light
weight. originally was signed u
meet Canzoneri Wednesday night
In the stadium, but was forced 10
withdraw because OF an attack on
influenza. Lewis today sent to the
Illinois State Athletic commission
for approval the names of Tom
my Grogan or Omaha, Neb.. Tony
Herrera OF Chicago. and Cecil
Payne Of Louisville. KY. as pos
sible opponents for the lightweight
ruler.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02

ter than rs at the last. Smith was
never among the leaders.
Well knowns. who had 10 be con-
tent with lesser prizes-and they
got small toward the last-includ-
ed Jack Forester, Oradell, N. !.
with ass: Ralph Guldahl. Dallas.
100: al Espinosa, Chicago. 293: and
Tony Manero. Elmsford. New York.
294.
A second Texas money tournament
the Harlingen open, will attract the
stars to the Rio Grande Valley
this week. "A purse OF $500 has
been posted for four days OF play.
starting Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02
Two Killed Tn
California CrasI

SANTA BARBARA. Calf, FEB. a
$50 Two fliers met death I'm a wal
nut grove here yesterday. The vic
TINS were Owen william King. 20,
a student pilot. and James Ross, "a
instructor. Witnesses said their plane
performed poorly. losing altitude
shortly after the takeoff. ~ ncsed
into the trees from a height OF 5o
feet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02

BY falling to appear on the court
within specified time, the Horned
Frogs defaulted TO the st. Joseph's
Bloodhounds in the Brownsville
BOYS Basketball league Sunday.
This gives the Bloodhounds a
record OF three wins and two losses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02

CHICAGO. FEB. 2-lR- joseph
Riger. 70. equipped with an umbrella
rib wrapped in adhesive tape, fish
ed SO out OF the poor box in a
church before he was detected, the
janitor there complained to police.
Riger was arrested
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02

Games Monday
Fort Brown off.
Brownsville at san Benito.
Rio Hondo at Sebastian.
Harlingen a. Primera.
Games Tuesday
Edinburg ~ e.. off.
Edcouch AZ Ia Blanca.
McAllen at 60. RinEEold.
Progreso az Edinburg.
Officials
San B~enit0-Newman.
SebaStian-Johnson.
Primera-Pipkin.
Ia BlancA-aElr Howe.
TT. Ringgold-Hinojcsa-
Edinburg-Ballew.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02
u w w III ID Nd
The
Sports
Spade
by Hal EUsTACE

AT LAST rays Of light have be-
gun TO shine through the silence
in regard to class "A" interscholas-
tic league district for the Valley.
DR.. Bedicheck. president Of the
league, was in Brownsville last week
and declared the re-division Of the
league into sixteen districts was
virtually assured" 1t automatically
follows that the Valley Is virtually
assured" q class "A district whether
there are two clubs IN il or ten.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02

Down the Stretch
Dispatches from New Haven state
that at last courts have been pro-
vided for the Yale squash team.
Eustaquio heartily commends
this constructive step. but won
ders If il will mean a reduction
In the budget for the Jacks and
yo-yO squads.
OVERHEARD "A FARMER TAX
ING A RAP AT HIS NEIGHBOR
THE OTHER DAY.
That fellows fields" the son of
the soil Grated, lis covered with
more weeds than last years
miniature golf course
If the farmers figure Of speech
was anywhere near accurate, the
party Of the second part has a
considerable amount of SUPER
fluous herbage in his backward.
THE ONLY OVER EMPHASIS
CONNECTED WITH FOOTBALL
is THE ATTACK THE SWIVEL
CHAIR MOB rs MAKING ON THE
MOST POPULAR SPORT OF ALL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02

SUPERINTENDENTS OF the VAL
ley will hold a meeting at La Feria
tomorrow night and the ~Intsrschol-
astic league will hold a general
meeting IN Austin Feb. Y. Lining
these together, ]. w. Red Irvine,
director or athletics here. to attend
the La Feria meeting Tuesday night
and sound out the various schools
on the proposed "A" district. He
then hopes to carry the feeling OF
the Valley to Austin meeting later
in the week. Here's hoping that he
will be able to tell the gathering
in the capitol city that eight Val
ley teams will enter Glass "A"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02

Totals 3 4 10 10
Referee-Irvine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-02

I'm sIsIs period OF
cold wecther
Cnd cracked lips,
GboVe 0Il Insist
on q cigur--free
ct slae spit germ.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-12-11
Curtis a Good Prophet
(Durhdn1 Herdld)

Nearly four years ago when
Charley Curtis was seeking the
Republican nomination for pres
ident, he referred to Herbert
Hoover, also seeking the nomi-
nation, and asked the Republic
ans not to nominate a man for
whom they would have to spend
four years apologizing. Curtis
probably did not himself realize
how true a prophet he was.
Most of the campaign work of
the Republicans next year will
be apologetic in regard to the
Hoover administration. They
will have plenty Of excuses, but
latter all, those excuses will,
when stripped, be no more than
apologies.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-12-11

n. in the office of the Register of
Deeds Of Orange County, default hav-
ing been made in the payment of the
note thereby secured, and at the re-
quest of the holder and owner Of said
indebtedness, the undersigned Trustee
will on
WEDNESDAY, THE 23RD DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1881,
at 1900 o'clock NJ, offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the Postoffice door IN
Chapel Hill, North Carolina, the lots
or parcels of land described and de-
fined as follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING at a stake on the east
side. of Keran Street, said stake being
286 feet from the intersection of the
South side of Franklin Street with
the East side of kenan street, and
running thence with the East side Of
kenan street South pa 25' East -
feet to a stake; thence North Ga 30
East 1913 feet to stake; thence North
12* West 72.5 feet to a stake; thence
South 64* 30' West 140 feet to a stake
on the East side of kenan street, the
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-12-11

Charles T. Woollen, gradu-
ate manager of athletics, has an
nounced a 16-game schedule for
the University's basketball
team.
y There will be two games with
each of these four state insti-
tutions: Duke, Wake Forest,
State, and Davidson; two each
with Maryland and V. P. l., and
one each with Virginia, Wash
ington and Lee, Guilford, and
Furman.
Ten of the matches will be
with Southern conference teams.
Nine of the 16 will be played
here in Chapel Hill. The only
trip which includes more than
one will be northward. On this
trip the University's opponents
will be V. P, l., Virginia, and
Maryland.
Bo Shepard is the coach
First-string players from last
years team are Wilmer Hines,
Tom Edwards, and Tom Alex
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-12-11
Chapel Hill Chaf


(Conttnued from first pase)
came back the travelling bags
and the raincoat were gone. The
towel-wrapped Mayflower cup,
however, was still in its place on
the floor. It came on to Chapel
Hill where it has been seen and
admired by Mr.. Mobiles friends.
When DR.. W.P. Jacocks of
Ceylon was here Sunday he
gave me some of the inside his
tory of the celebrated hymn,
From Greenland's Icy Noun
tains."
The second stanza runs this
way:
What though the spicy breezes
,, Blow soft DER Ceylon's isle.
Though every prospect pleases,
And only man is vile,
In vain with lavish kindness
The gifts of God are strown,
The heather in his blindness
Bows down to wood and stone" "
This hymn was written by
Reginald Heber, bishop Of Cal
cutta, more than a century ago.
The people of Ceylon, who do
not relish the alEhNon to the
vileness of man o0heir island,
say that in the original compo-
sition the second line of this
tanza was BLOW soft o en- Java 5
| isle Once on his travels. with
the manuscript in his satchel, the
bishop came to Colombo, the
CeyloneSe capital, and made
some purchases in the jewelry
shops there. The jewelers.
cheated him. or he thought they
did, and so he struck Java out OF
| his hymn and wrote Ceylon in
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-12-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administrator
Of the estate of B. c. Armstrong, de-
ceased, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate OF
the said deceased to exhibit them, duly
itemized and verified, to the under
signed at Teer, N. c., on or before
the 18th day Of November, 1882, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar Of
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make I'M
mediate payment.
This 18th day of November, 1881.
T. NJ Armstrong,
Administrator.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-12-11

stead. And down through the
years millions of people have
been lifting their voices, in
churches all over the world, to
proclaim that in Ceylon man is
vile.
In Ceylon hymn-books the
hymn has been altered so as not
to include the offensive line.
asked DR.. Jacocks if the origin
al word, Java, was left in. He
was not sure about this, but he
knew that Ceylon was deleted
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-12-11

Continued from preceding pa0e)
ress in Nashville, Virginia ana
Trinity were playing in Atlanta.
Virginia won, 46 to 4. (A
touchdown counted 4 points, and
a goal-after-to touchdown y.
Auburn beat Georgia Tech 26
to @ Friday. Nine minutes after
the second half began Tech saw
that the game was hopelessly
lost, and time was called.
"According to the schedule, y
continues Mr.. Meals article,
the winner Of this contest was TO
have played the T h an k s
giving pay winner; bu1
when Virginia beat Trinity on
Thursday-Trinity and North
Carolina having already beaten
Auburn = it was remembered
that North Carolina had almost
stopped the Virginia champions
earlier in the season, and a wire
was sent to Nashville to arrange
a game with the Tar Heels. The
North Carolina manager wired
that his eleven would be on hand
for game Saturday.
"This was advertised as the
greatest game of the year, and
it proved to be a slambang affair.
Both teams depended chiefly on