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The Washington times., 1931-10-30
Bowling


District League-Lucky Strike VS.
King Pin, at Lucky Strike.
National Capital League-Temple Vs.
Barnes Auto, at Lucky Strike. u,u..
Paint VS.. Fuller Stone Plant, Standard
Art VS.. Meyer Construction Fnii" VS.
Smoot Sand and Gravel, Todd Con-
structIon VS.. A. W. Lee, ]. E. Hettron
vs.. J. P. Evans, Massaponax Sand VS..
Butcher Rosslyn Steel VS.. southern
Asbestos, at Arcadia.
Public Buildings and Parks Leasue-
Triangle No. VS.. Accounts, surveyors
VS.. Horticulture. supply office VS.. MAN,
shops VS.. Parks. Administrative vs..
Potomac Park, welfare vs.. Engineers
terminal Y, League-Station Barber
shop VS.. Shamrocks, at Terminal L:
Washington Gas Light League-Eit-
ti-,s department VS.. Georgetown, Ladles
Officers, Industrial Department vs.. Ac-
counting, West Station Collection
Department. at Convention Hall.
General Accounting LeagueIPostof-
sci VS.. Claims, Assembling VS.. CHIEF
Clerk, ITabulators VS.. Indian Claims
Accounts vs. Vouchers, Records VS.. In"
Interstate Commerce League = Acc
countants VS.. Land Section. Traffic vs.
Shortened Ha Procedure VS.. Valuation. In:
formal Cases vs.. Recapture Mails ana
Files VS.. Directors, at Arcadia.
Arcade Sunshine League-Service VS..
Dry Cleaners. Hat VS.. Cold Storage
Rug VS.. Laundrymen. at Lucky strike.
City Postoffice League-Frie1dshtp VS..
Independents, Cast Offs VS.. U street,
at City Postoffice.
District Government League - Chief
Clerk vs. Health. NJ. T. T. vs.. Repair
No. 2. Highway VS.. Water Department,
Sewer No VS.. Fire Department
Sewer No. VS.. Repair No. 1, at
Arcadia.
Prince Georges Mems League-section
w s. S. D. VS.. Indian Greek Laun-
dry. Section 2-Company ''F'' VS. W. s.
s. D. Survey. at Hyattsville Arcade.
Bethesda League - Masons VS.. Day
Motor at Bethesda.
Prince Georges Ladies' League-Hill-
toppers VS.. Lanham, at Hyattsville Ar
The Washington times., 1931-10-30
ThOrOughbreds Run
Close to FiQUreS

Many students Of form the
country over now are finding the
thoroughbreds running closer to
figures" f.! 1, than was the case earlier
The prominent jockeys with
rich retainers are endeavoring to
win regularly in order to have
their contracts renewed.
Those not so fortunate are bit.
ing and scratching, that they
might win many races and the
attention Of wealthy owners and
prominent trainers.
There remain many worthwhile
stakes to be decided over the En-
pire City track in New York and
over the Maryland courses.
The Washington times., 1931-10-30

The Mercurys tackle the Dixie
Pigs while the Palace gridders
play the Columbias. Last season
the Mercs and Dixie fought a tor
rid battle without score. The
Southwest aggregation had the
oval in scoring position on several
occasions but lacked the needed
punch to score.
Set For Battle
Both teams ever since have
been angling for another game.
Manager Chick Webster of the
Mercurys has been particularly
anxious.
The Pigs have quite a combina-
ton this season. Such players as
Huck Stahl, Eddie Colliflower,
John Miles, Gordon King, Ed
Radtke and George Cady are on
the roster.
The Mercurys have also boil
stored their team by the addition
of several new players. They
have signed SesSo and Scott from
the Quintons, Swope. Myers and
Hunt from the Mohawks, and
Licarione from the Marions.
Two more players should
strengthen the team in War
rem, former All-High back for
three years in North Carolina,
and KOlIey, 16-year-Old young
ster, playing his first year of
football. This lad tips the
beam at 169.
Last Sunday he broke through
the Del Ray defense for several
long gains. One was a 4O-yard
gallop. He zigzagged his way
through three tacklers to score
the touchdown.
The Palace eleven will be out
for revenge when they oppose
the Columbias. Last year the
Columbia gridders defeated the
Palace by a scant margin OF
6 to o. This was the second set
back for the little Southwestern'
ers in four years. Coach Per
rome, of the Palace, has his boys
in tip-top condition for the con
fest
The Washington times., 1931-10-30
VNESOTA- WISCONSIN GAME HEADS BIG TEN PROGRAM
Southwest Football Teams
Tackle Old Rivals
Bv SID KATZNELL

It the Fourth of July and it won't be for quite
while but fireworks will explode Sunday at Seat Pleasant
when SonthWest football teams battle old rivals.
The Washington times., 1931-10-30
National 3-CushiOn
PLau BegiNeS Monday

CHICAGO. Oct. 30.-Sixty-five
players will chalk up their cues
Monday in four major sections
of the country to compete in
elimination tournaments for the
national three-cushion title.
The survivors of the four sec
tions will meet beginning NO
vember 10. and the four finalists
will qualify for the world cham
pionship early next year.
The Washington times., 1931-10-30
zUPPKE PICKS
GOPHERSAS
V|CTORS
BY BOB ZUPPKE
Illinois Coach

Anything may happen in this
Minnesota Wisconsin game tomor-
row at Minneapolis, the most i'm
portant in the Big Ten. I'm
guessing Minnesota but the game
should be close-probably toss
up. Minnesota looked good against
Iowa, throwing the ball around
in good style. Some critics have
thought Coach CriSler should stick
to the power" 5ystem which was
declared to be better fitted to
the Gopher material, alleged to
be big but bit awkward. Against
Iowa this did not appear to be
true.
Indiana can hardly be expected
to cope with Ohio State. An
Indiana win here would be a big
surprise. Dick Hanley has done
a good job in handling a well
balanced, werful squad at
Northwestern. Northwestern un-
doubtedly is one of the best
teams in the land. believe our
Illinois sophs will become good
players but just now they face
q tough assignment.
Purdue should not have much
trouble in disposing Of Chicago.
which is outclassed by the Boiler
maker personnel.
Iowa should be able to take
George Washington. Like Illi-
nOis and Chicago, the Hawkeyes
have sustained crushing defeats,
!: and it's no easy job to maintain
morale.
can't hold out any hope for
Carnegie Tech to surprise Notre
Dame. The Irish are too powerful
in every way. They have the
priceless ability to score from a
distance and their throwing was
effective against Pitt.
Missouri Valley Games
In the Missouri Valley two
games bear on the championship,
MisSouri-Nebraska and Oklahoma
Iowa State. Last year Missouri
held Nebraska to ScoreleSS tie,
but the Tigers have not improved
while Nebraska is better.
DR.. Spears, who knows his
way around the football lot,
brings his University Of Oregon
team to play Chick Meehan's
. New York u. ViOlets. Oregon
beat Washington State, last
years coast leader far below
its 1880 standard, but took .
bad licking-53 to O-frOml
Southern California. En- route
East, Oregon played a ScOreless
tie with North Dakota last
week.
New York U. should take this
one, but it is never wise to dis
count one Of Docs teams, as
Chick Meehan knows, of course.
Columbia and Cornell should
have it nip and tuck and while l
guess Columbia, a different result
will not surprise me. I guess
Yale to a win out against Dart.
mouth somehow, but the Blue did
not show promise Of a strong Of
fensive attack against Army;
Copyright, John F. Dllie |o'
The Washington times., 1931-10-30
AUTO,
TEMPLE TOP
P|N>CARD .
By GINO SINH

The Temple and Barnes Auto
bowlers tangle in a National Cap
ital League at the Lucky Strike
tonight two teams meet who have
something in common.
They are the only two teams In
the league who have been able to
beat the scintillating National
Pale Drys, de luxe leaders Of the
league.
Temple beat Lewis Hopfen.
maier's mob twice in the first
week of play, and then the Pale
Drys swept Judd & Detweller,
Rinaldi Tailors and Kings Palace
for 10 consecutive wins.
Last week they bucked the
Barnes Auto outfit, and immedi-
ately dropped the first game.
However, they had things their
own way in the next two.
Ward, DelvecchiO Signed
The National Leagues Temple
aggregation is not as powerful
as the District League team, but
it is plenty potent. The Geam is
headed by Red" Megaw, and in
cludes George Honey, Chief Low
EFT and Chester Bid.
The Barnes AutOmen have
added Ray Ward, Mt. Rainier
flaShy ace, and Sam Del Vec.
chic, of the 24O game, to their
lineup.
Hymie Schecter, Harry High,
jr., Benny Womersley, Abbie
Clark and Charley Guyther, a
crack set Of southpaw pin-spillerS,
round out the combination.
On an adjoined alley, Lucky
Strike and King Pin, sister aggre'
cations in the District League,
will be tussling. Both teams will
be out to sweep the other, de-
spite their close connections.
Campbell'S crew is becoming rest
less and may erupt tonight.
The big attraction tomorrow
will be the National Pale Dry
Temple match at Temple at 2
o'clock in the afternoon, but sew
eral weekend tournaments will
claim some attention from the
bowlerS.
"Red' Megaw is offering a one
ball tournament which he expects
to attract bowlerS all over the
city.
"AlI bOwIers pride themselves
on the devastating qualities of
their first ball." the red-head
cOnfided, $50 why not give them
a chance to profit by it?"
The entry fee is $3.50 per set,
including price Of games. Three
games will be rolled, of ten frames
each. Fifty per cent of the pro
ceedings will go to the winner,
80 per cent to second and 20
per cent to third. Rolling com.
menceS at eight bells.
In the meantime, Monk Fraser
is offering straight Saturday
night sweepstakes up at the
Arcadia, with a $1.60 entry. in.
cluding games. It is scheduled
to start at $3.50.
Bill Woods Saturday afternoon
affair at the Lucky Strike Alleys
will also be on the griddle. It
will be a chance for duckpinners
to try twice in one day for cash
awards on their prowesS as pin
smaSherS.
Last. but not least, Hokie
Smiths regular Saturday King
Pin Sweepstakes will steam at
King Pin for his clients down
there. These stakes always draw
a good crowd.
The Washington times., 1931-10-30
ENGLISH SIGNS

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Gil
English, rookie infielder, recently
acquired by the New York
Giants, has signed a contract for
1882, it was announced today.
The Washington times., 1931-10-30
LEADING TRIO

Only three American racehorseS
have won 100000 or more IN
stakes and purses during their
careers, Sun Beau, $376,744: Gal
liant Fox, $328,165; Zev, 1913, ,639.
The Washington times., 1931-10-30
Perkins Receives
Release From N. Y.

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Cy Per-
kins, veteran catcher of the New
York Yankees, who played with
the Athletics. for many years, has
received his unconditional release.
He is a crack linkSman and may
turn professional golfer.
The Washington times., 1931-10-30
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work in recent stage and film hits.
plays the leading male role. and
the supporting players are James
Gleason. Polly Moran. Lester Vail
Marie Provost. Clara Blandick.
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Alexander and Emily Fitzrov.
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THE STATE or TEXAS
COUNTY on ANER ON

= al E Ne
COUNTY OF CAMERON
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that By virtue Of a certain Order
OF Sale issued ont az the Honorable
County Court Of Cameron County
at Law on the 9Th day Of June. 1881
ny H. ID. Seago. Clerk VI said Court.
Tor the sum Of Three hundred sixtv
even and $500 dollars and costs
OF suit. under a judgment. IN favor
Of Texas Bank a. Trust Co. III A
certain cause in said Court, No. 45s0
and styled
Texas Bank g. Trust Co. ~
Brownsville Us. Calixto Hinoiosa nj.
al. placed In my hands for service.
4. W Fl Brown. as Sheriff Of Cam
ccon County. Texas. did on the 1Otn
day Of June. 1891. levy on certain
eal Estate. situated i'm Cameron
County. Texas. described as follows.
t0-wit: All Of Lot No. | w Block
10. % Of the City Of Brownsville
Cameron County. Texas. and levied
upon as the property oI Call-rc
Hinolcsa ana others and that on t,n
i!rst Tuesday i'll July, 1881. The same
being tho 7th day OF said month. at
the Cou-t house door -rf Cameron
County, III the City Of Brownsville.
Texas. between the hour5 or 10 n. W.
and Z p. m, BY virtue Of said lew
and said Order OF Sale. I Will rrll
said above described Real Estate at
public vendue. for cash 10 the h.ch-
est bidder. AZ the property III said
Caliyto HInoicSa and Others.
And In compliance with law. I give
this notice by publication. ~ the
English lanEucs0 once a week Tor
Three consecutive weeks Immediately
preceding said say az sale. III try
Brownsville Herald. a newsnaDe-
published ID Cameron County.
Witness nv hand this 18TH day "
June. 1881.
w. +. TSOWN. Sheriff Cam
eron County. Texas.
By l.. "A. Jar0u. DEPUTY.
.-A0Gi.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-16

Office of the Collector OF Gus
toms. Port w Brownsville. Texas.
JGne s. 1881. Notice is hereby given
that on June I. 1881, there was
seized at Brownsville. Texas. from
G. NJ. Ray. for violation OF Sect.
593 Tariff Acl 1850 and Sect. 1862
r.. 81. one tD Gardner Sedan. motor
No. An 20250-A. Any one claiming
the above described automobile will
fife claim with me within twenty
t2Al days from +he date Of this
notice. otherwise I Will sell the
automobile at rublic auction ~ the
II. 8. Cust1nh1use. Brownsville.
Texas. on Monday June -. 1881. at
10 O'Clock a. m.-William Neale. Dy.
Collector.
6-9-i6-23-3t-s07i
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SHERIFF SALE

The STAT o. Texas }
County ~ Cameron D
Notice is hereby Eiven that BY
virtue OF a certain Alias Execution
issued out AZ the Honorable County
Court cI Cameron county at Law on
the 9th dav Of June. 1881. by Il p.
Sear1. Clerk ol said court. for the
sun nl three hundred eleven and
1900 dollars and costs Of SUIT.
under a Judgment. IN favor III Texas
Bank ~ Trust Company d ~ certain
cause bin said court. No. f578 and
s.yled Texas Bank e. Trust co. Of
Brownsville vs. OtIla ri. de la Pcr-
tilla 90 al. placed I'M my hands for
service. I. ". z. Brown. as sheriff
~ Cameron county. Texas. did on
the 10Th day OF June. 1881. levy on
certain Real Estate. situated IN
Cameron county. Texas. described
as follows. t0-wit:
All Of Los NJ. 7 III Block No. Isl
oI the city WI B|r0WnsvIll-, CaVerol
county. Texas and levied upon rs
the property Of Otilia z. dc IA
Ptrtllla ana OtItFS anu tNdt Nl tic
frs. Tuesday I'm July. 1881. the
same being the TN day Of said
month. A. the court house door OF
Cameron county. In iNa city Of
Brownsville. Texa-. between the
hours NJ 10 y. W. and I y. m, by
virtue OF said levy and Sad Order
of Sale. / Will SCH said above dcs-
crl5sd Real Estate ~ public yenduc,
for cash w the highest bidder. as
the property of said Otllia dc Ia
Pcrtil'a and others.
And III compliance with Law, I
give this notice bg publication, In
the English language. once a week
for three consecutive weeks inlm2-
diately %rrecedirZ aid day OF sale,
IN the Brownsville Herald. a news
paper published in Cameron county.
Witness my hand this 18th day
o. June, 1881.
VI. Y. BROWN
Sheriff. Cameron County. Tex.
BY l. A. JAGOU. Deputy.
6-I6-23-30-3t-4033
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Texas. described as follows, to-wit.
One Hoffman Player Piano made by
the Continental Piano Co. being
Number lT4440. model or style Oil
and levied upon rs the property N
Edward Hays. and that on the first
Tuesday in July. 1-3I. the same be-
ing the Tth day OF said month. at
the Court House door Of Cameron
County. In the City Of Br~ownsvill..
Texas, between the hours or 10 a.
m. and 4 p. m. hy virtue OF said
levy and said Crder OF Sale. I will
sell said above described Real Estate
at public vendue. for cash to the
highest bidder. Is the property OF
said Edward HAYS.
And in compliance with law. /
give this notice by publication. in
the English language. once = week
Tor three consecutive weeks immed-
lately preceding said day Of sale. in
the Brownsville Herald. A newspaper
published in Cameron County.
Witness my hand this 18th day or
June. 1891.
W. F. BROWN. Sheriff. Can
eron County. Texas.
BY l.. "A. Jar0u. Deputy
6-l6-23-31-2h-fagn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-16
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the English language, once a week
for three consecutive weeks imme-
dIately preceding slid day Of sails,
in the Brownsville Herald, a news
paper published in Cameron county.
Witness my hand this 18TH day OF
June. 1881.
w. r. BROWN
Sheriff. Cameron County. Tex.
BY Il. "A. JkGOU. Deputy
6-lG-23-30-3t-tos1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-16
SHERIFES SALE
The State OF Texas y
County OF Cameron D

The State or Texas y
County Of Cameron
Notice is hereby given that BIZ
virtue OF a certain Alias Execution
issued out Of The Honorable Coun-
~ Court Of Cameron County n.
Law Oh the 9Th day OF June. 1891
hy II. ID Scago. Clerk Of said court
Tor the sum Of two hundred thirty
and 96-i00 dollars and costs OF suit.
under a judgment. In favor VI Tex
as Bank and Trust 90. In n certain
cause in said court. No. 4579 and
styled. Texas Bank AZ Trust CO. ol
Brownsville. Texas Ms. Jose Anal
dua. placed in my hands for service.
I. w. r. Brown. az sheriff ~ Cam
eron county. TEXAS. did on tho ION
DAY Of June, 1891, levy ON certain
Real Estate. situated in Cameron
county. Texas. described as follows.
to-wit:
All OF lots Is. 26. AZ. AZ. ~ Block
No. 81 In the Hardin addition tS' the
city Of Brownsville. Cameron coun-
t.. Texas. end levied upon as the
property az Jose Anzaldua and that
on the first Tuesday lin July. 1881.
the same b2irg the It'll. day of said
month. at the cour. house door NJ
Cameron county. In thn CITY nf
brownsville, Texas. between the
hours OF 10 a. III. and 4 p. M. nv
virtue Of said levy and said order
Of sale. I will sell said ADORE des-
cribed Real Estate at public vcndue.
FOR cash TO the highest bidder. ~
the property az said jose Anzaldua
And IN compliance with law. I
give this notice by publication. in