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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
Vet Boatman Is
Killed In Spill

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1924
veteran boatman lost hts life on the
historic Potomac today In the sud-
den spill of his gold cup racer that
brought an abrupt close 10 the
fifth annual contest for the pres
ident's cup.
William Freitag. 81 years old. OF
Westville. ~. j.. was killed when
his boat. Miss Philadelphia"
struck a SIDE wash In the second
lap OF O l5-mile heat turned over,
and rose out OF the water 10 rest
on her stern. The body was re-
covered.
Thousands OF horror : stricken
spectators gathered w the final
day OF the regatta, watched rescue
boats work s minutes % recover
Freitag's body. while five other
entries were led acroSs the finish
line by George Reiss' "El Largarto.r
Lake George, NJ. ".
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Football Yesterday

Rice 81. Kingsville A. a. +. 10.
II. T.. u. 80, ". Texas Teachers. s.
Stanford ". as, west Coast ArmyAS
New Mexico "A. & M 10, I'll PasQ|
Natl. Guard O.
". OF South. 10: Alabama Teach
ers, O.
Davidson, -: Elon. 2.
Virginia, 10: Roanoke, 0.
Davis a. Elkins, IA: 60. Vincent, ".
Chattanooga. 10: Murfreesbor0, u.
Howard. ~: Marion. O.
". M. :, 9: Hampden Sidney, ,.
Quantico Marines. 81; Newport
News, o.
Adrian. 70: Manchester. IA.
". or Mississippi, i3: western Ky.
Teachers, @.
Mercer. 20: Erskine. 8.
High School
Port Arthur, as: Sour Lake. o.
thy dKerrville) reserves o; Son.
ora. o.
Corpus Christi 81: Arkansas pass.
South Park, 10; Nederland. o..
South Park. IL; Port Neches, @
double headerD
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Whitney Stables
Sweep Big Meet

BELMONT PARK. New York
Sept. ls-H1-Sweeping America :
richest thoroughbred racing pro-
gram. the silks of the Whitney clan
flew high today at Belmont Park
as three champions from the FAM
sly's barns accounted for the Sis
COO futurity. the $4,000 Grand Ma
tional Steeplechase and the $4,000
Jockey club gold sup.
Top Flight. unbeaten filly flying
the famous eton blue and brown
capped colors OF c. v. whitney. led
a CLASSY field OF 2-year-olds home
in the futurity: Mr. John Hay
Whitney's Green Cheese out-gamed
a smart band OF jumpers in the
Grand National and Mrs. Payne
Whitney's Twenty Grand again
won a galloping victory in the gold
cup.
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DONNA LOOMS
AS CONTENDER

Coach Claude Dailey's Donna
Redskins loom as potential
Valley champions in the -B'
ranks. II the result OF practice
sessions with the Weslaco Panthers
and McAllen Bulldogs can be
taken as a criterion of what is 70
come.
Fortified by twelve OF last years
lettermen. the Redskins romped on
McAllen $50 in a practice ses-
sion Friday. A week previous the
Redskins trampled the Wesiaco
Panthers 2d-0 in a practice tia.
Coaches Daley and Ar Weir
used all Of their squads in the
kings X" affair Friday. They
we're satisfied with the potential
strength shown BY their squads.
The green Bulldog team showed
some drive and power at times.
but lacked a goal-line punch.
Donna gets into action next
Friday again~t the Bobcats at Ed
inburg. McAllers first scheduled
game Is a clash with John Reagan
at Houston Oct. 2.
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Frogs Capture
Opener 8 to G

FORT WORTH, Sept. 10. GR-T.
@. u. Horned Frogs opened their
1881 schedule today by driving out q
1915 victory ove- the North Texas
State Teachers college OF Denton.
The PUPPIES first touchdown came
in the first period as the result of n
25 yard dash by Blana-d Spearman
Green missed goal. Paul Snow went
owe for the second marker In the
second quarter and the goal was
again missed 50 that the count was
1910 at the half.
In the third period, j. w. Hinton
smashed yer from the 2 yard line
and kicked goal to make II IS to Q.
Red Oliver was responsible for the
fourth touchdown. plunging " q on
the first play Of the fourth period
and Hinton again kicked goal 70
make IL 20 to O. The teachers lone
sore came In this period as the re-
suit OF q long pass. Fitzpatrick TO
Moore and n smash by Walker
through center for one yard. The
final Frog counter came as the final
gun sounded. Lucy Phelps scoring
from the one yard line. Timer made
the goal.
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Ranger, Amarillo
To Play Friday

DALLAS, September IN. III
Glass "A" teams i'm this years
Texas interscholastic league foot
ball state championship race will
play only practice games next
week. The sixteen district cham
pionship races will not start until
the first week IN OcsJber.
One OF the outstanding none
district games scheduled this v-cek
will be Friday at Ranger where the
Ranger Bulldogs will battle the
Amarillo Golde- Sandies. Amarillo
was finalist In he state champion
ship race last year.
Another game that will attract
scholastic attention will be Green
ville's invasion Of Dallas 10 play
the Highland Park Highlanders.
This melee Is scheduled Thursday.
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CREAVY TAKESt
P. C. A. CROWN
Deadly Approaches Count
More Than Shute's
Keen Putting

PROVIDENCE. r. :. sept. is-
R1-Tom Creavy. 20-year-old Al
bany, N. Ys professional. today
won the Professional Golfers as
soc-ation 36-hole championship
match, defeating the more season.
ed Densm0re 5hute OF Hudson.
Ohio. 2 and ! on the difficult
Wannamoisett course.
This highly exaCtlng COMPETE
ton. which demands am entire week
OF air-tight golf, and lbs $1,000 first
prize, went to the Albany youngster
because his marvellous approach
shots were more effective than the
deadly pltting 6hute employed to
defeat the worlds outstanding
champions. Tommy Armour. 3r.t-
ish open winner, and Bill BurknI
holder Of the American open titAk
on successive days.
Shute'S greensboro against
Creavy was even more spectacular
than against Armour and Burke
yesterday and the day before. Den
n.y.. during the 81 holes, used hts
putter only % times and had To-
y putt green's. he sank 10 and
l5-footers with amazing ease and
on the 25th hole ne rot "a birdie
three by canning one that was
fully IS feet from the p.-.
That sharp-Shooting however.
could not be- compared with
Creavy's chip and explosion shots.
He put them 50 close 10 the pin
he had To putt only onc on Is
green and only ga times during the
entire match.
Shute's morning trip during
which he shared q pair or brides.
gave him a rs and In the afternoon.
when he shot three more brides
he required 67 blows
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Owls Win 81 to 0
Over KinesvilAo

HOUSTON. Sept. 49, -Pf-Thf
Rice Institute Owls flashed a drlv-
ing grid machine here Saturday in
beating Kingsville "A. az II. 81 To o..
One thing. at least. stood OUT
that Meagher likely will have n
other great back. Jack FRYE. n
sophomore from Houston. Frye. a
dark stccky ~youngster. lived lip 10
preseason hopes by twisting s.
yards In tro plays through tackle
for the Owls fifth touchdown.
A noticeable weakness il good
kicking worried the Institute par
tisan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
PAYNE HURLS
ONE-HIT FRAY
Houston Is Now One Up In
Dixie Baseball
Classic

HOUSTON. Sept. 10. tPl-Old Ser
geant George Washington Payne
turned In the twirling masterpiece
OF his career anu the Houston lex
as League Butts beat out the Biz
mingnam Barons. l TO 0. TO 90 one
up In the Dixie Series.
They play the fourth game here
tomorrow afternoon ana Dizzy"
Dean. prime attraction Of the series.
will 20 in tor the Butts.
Tonight Payne, one Of the great
est money pllcnegs IN minor league
baseball, allowed The Barons but one
single.
BILLY Bancroft, the first player %
face Payne. singled sharply past
third for Birmingham's oniy MI.
Thereafter, the Southern association
team was helpless before Payne's
speed, ana assortment OF curves.
Payne's work seemed 10 demon
strate Skipper Joe Schultz was right
when he decided 70 save Payne foc
the first game under the lights.
rather than work him the second
game at Birmingham.
The attendance was only i0.0f7
and probably was due partly to the
threatening weather.
Payne struck out eight men ID
three for Big Bob Hasty Of tn
Barons, and mad first Iate support
from men accustomed 10 the lights.
IL was a nip and tuck affair. hos-
ever. until the sixth inning vhea
joe Medwick. a long range slugger,
hit a double that eventually won th=
game.
He went 70 third Oh a passed bal
by the Baron catcher, Eisemanr.
and Peel lined a single over third
base 10 bring Medwick home.
1t was decided tentatively tonight
that Ray Caldwell. who beat Dizzy
Dean in the opener at Birmingham
would 60 against Dean tomorrow
Tie GnAw
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Vines Defeated
For Third Time

Los ANGELES, Sept. 10. Rl-Ells-
worth Vines. National singles tennis
champion. submitted 70 his third
defeat after HE return TO Southern
California today when he teamed
with Josephine Cruickshank or
santa Ana. Cal.
They lost a mixed doubles exhibi-
ton match In the Fifth Annual
Pacific Southwest tournament %
George Lott. Philadelphia. and Edith
Cross. San Francisco. 90. 6-1. GA.
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Steers Warm Up

AUSTIN. Sept. 10. -tP- The
team which will defend the Uni
versity Of Texas title as football
champion OF the southwest confer
ence. was beginning to take definite
form today at the close Of another
week Of practice.
Indications were that Craig bear
the brunt OF the kicking. II ap-
peared Elkins and Stafford. good
ball luggers themselves. would be
used chiefly for blocking during
the first few games.
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Argentina Takes
u. S. Polo Title

WESTBURY. ". ". Sept. 19-tPl
On the crest of an inspire IN
beatahle surge. the battered four
horsemen Of Argentina. carrying
the banner or SAN Paula. upset
the vaunted AngIo-American hur-
ricanes. three-time titleholders,
and captured the United States
open polo championship today In
spectacular fashion. III 10 9.
Crippled and conceded no more
than q slim chance against one OF
the most powerful international
polo fours put together In years.
Santa Paula's riders shattered the
dope and the Hurricanes winning
streak.
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REAL UNEMPLOYMENT

SHANGHAI-Other countries that
have unemployment profile In y
should take solace from the plight
OF China. Latest figures set the num-
Der OF unemployment persons ln ths
country at nearl- 200 100000. nr
nearly half OF the nations popula-
ton This unemployment has great
ly added to the ranks OF the beg
garS.
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Reds Sox Defeat
Indians FL

BOSTON, Sept. l9-P-The Red
Sox continued winning today be-
hind the coed pitching OF Danny
MacFayden and defeated Cleveland
2 10 ! In the last game of their
series. What proved 70 be the win
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Two base hits. Sewell q Stolen
base. Rhyme. Sacrifices. Miller and
Olson. Double plays. Vosmik 70
Hodapp; Rhyme to Olson: Olson 20
Rhyme 10 Rothrock. Left on bases,
Cleveland 7. Boston .. Base on balls,
of Hildebrand 6, MacFayden 3
Struck out. by Hildet and 2. Mac
Fayden 3.
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A0@AA1 - a ~ - ~ 4
z-batted for Bluege in It'll
zz-batted for Hayes in 9th.
zzz-ran for Bolton in 9th.
zzzz-batted for Brown In 9th a..
zzzzz-batted for Hadley in 18th.
zzzzzz-ran for Specer in 18th.
Detroit ....... 900 200 600 600 Is
Washington ....0i0 600 010 600 o.
Two base hits. Rice, @. Walker.
Three base hit, Gehringer. Stolen
base. Stone. Sacrifice. Spencer.
Double plays. Brown to Myer TO
Kuhel; Gill to Spencer. Left eli
bases, Detroit 10: washington. Is.
Base on balls. Sorrel 3; Brown ~;
Hadley 4. Struck out, Sorrell 6;
Brown 1: Hadley 8. Hits Brown 6 in
.: Hadley / in 4. Losing pitcher,
Hadley-
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Two base hits. 5olley. DYKE q
Double plays. Appling. Kerr and
Blue; Dykes and McNair. Left On
bases, Chicago 8: Philadelphia q.
Base on balls, off Thomas l. Bowl
err 2. Hoyt 3. Struck out. BY Thom-
as i. Bowler !. Hoyt T.. Hits. or
THOMAS 2 In 8 innings. Bowler 2
In 2 Losing pitcher. Thomas.
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Bluffs Beat Barons 10 in Sensational Game
Comics Champions Take
Two More From Chisox

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 10 Up
Taking both ends or a double
header today and sweeping the
three game series with the Chi
caeo White Sox. the worlds cham
pion Athletics tied ana passed
their 1880 total Of l02 victories. The
Mackmen won by scores OF 10 10 :
and 3 TO /. AL Simmons strength
ened his claim to his second straight
American leagu batting champion
ship by pCling out six hits In eight
times at bat in the two games.
First ourna.
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NEW YORK. Sept. i9-P-The
Rochester Red Wings, members Of
the ST. Louis Cardinals extensive
farm system. clinched their fourth
straight International league pen
nant TO-DAY when their closes.
rivals. the Newark Bears. lost q 3
to 2 decision to Baltimore.
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TWO Base hts, Kerr, COchrane,
Simmons. Three base hit. Walberg.
Home runs, Simmons. Cochrane.
Stolen bases. Bishop. Jeffries, Blue.
Cramer. Left on bases. Chicago.
10; Philadelphia. 7. Base on balls.
off. Weiland 2: off walberg 8.
Struck out, by Weiland /, waiberg
4.
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Cubs Victors
Over Robins

CHICAGO, Sept. 10. tPl-Guy
Bush held Brooklyn to four hits.
one OF them a home run by Johnny
Frederick. as the Cubs captured the
final game OF the season between
the two clubs today. 9 to /. The
victory practically assured the Cubs
third place in the National league
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Detroit Whips
Sens 81

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. tPl-
washington dropped into third
place n the American league today
by losing to Detroit 3 to 2, in Is
innings, while the Yankees were
downing st. Louis.
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Two base hits. Medwick 2: Sturdy
Stolen base. Selph. Sacrifices. Smith.
French. Double play, Abernathy TO
Eisemann. Base on balls, off Has;y
2: Payne /. Struck out, by Hasty g.;
Payne 8. Passed ball. Eisemann. Left
on base, Birmingham. 2; Houston q.
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TWO base hltS-EnglSl. Three
base h~it-English. Home runs
Frederick. d. Taylcr. Double plays
English to Grimm. w. Herman to
English to Grimm. Bell 70 w. Her
man to Blair. Left on bases
Brooklyn 6; Chicago 8. Base on
balls-off Vance 3, Moore !, Bush
6. Struck out-by Vance 5. Bush
5. Hits-off Vance 7 in s innings,
off Moore 5 in 2. Passed ball
Lopez. Losing pitcher-Vance.
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BUGS Shut Out
Boston 10

PITTSBURGH. Sept. I9-Pl-
Erwin Brame shut out the Boston
Braves today z to O. Pittsburgh
making II three out Of five for the
series. Sankey. Plate shortstop.
drove out two triples off Frank
house. who pitched the first seven
inningr fnr the Visitors
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Yanks Shut Out
St. Louis 30

NEW YORK. Sept. 10. -tF-
George Pipgras' shutout pitching
gave the Yankees their fourth
straight victory over st. Louis
today, 3 TO 0. and their eighth
consecutive triumph.
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Two Udot NUS - WdIItIs bcLEtI.
Three base hits, Traynor 5, Sankey
2 Double plays. Brame TO Sankey
to Suhr; Mcguire 10 Meanwhile to
Shelly. Left ON bases. Boston 5.
Pittsburgh s. Hit by pitcher. Had
2 Losing pitcher. Farmhouse.
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CATS WIN

MEXICO CITY. Sept. l9.-fP-
Fort Worth defeated the Mexican
Fabriales team 4 to 3 i'm the third
game Of their seven game baseball
series today.
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Pills Take Pair
From Reds

CINCINNATI. Sept. 10. --tPl-
The Philadelphia Nationals took
both ends OF a double header from
the Reds here today. winning the
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20 hlt-Dlckey. 80 hftS-Cnap-
man, Lazzeri. Stolen base-Chap-
man ?. Double plays-Lazzeri.
Larry and Gehrig; Storti. Melillo
and Burns. Left on bases-New
York 5: 81. Louis 4. Base on balls,
off Pipgras 2: Cooney 3. Struck
out. by Pipgras 8; Cooney q. Hits.
off Cooney 8 in z innings; Kim
sey, 2 In !. Losing pitcher Cooney.
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ST. LOUIS. Sept. l9-P)- The
New York Giants pounded three
pitchers hard today to win the final
game OF the year with the cham
pion Cardinals, 10 TO s.
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ming run came in the sixth when
Connolly singled to GER : follow
ing q pass to Oliver and Rhymes
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Minneapolis az 81. PAU, VIC
grounds.
Toledo 7. Columbus g..
Milwaukee ": Kansas City IL.
Indianapolis z, Louisville T.
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\ Batted for Rhem in 9Th.
Xxx Batted for Stout IN 9Th.
New York ........ 600 3l2 040-l0
st. Louis .......... 020 020 02O- 8
Two base hits. Flowers, Roertger,
Leach. Marshall. Martin Sacri-
fees. Mancuso. O'Farrell. Stolen
bases. Fullis 2. Double plays. Terry
unasSisted:) Flowers 10 Bottom
ley: Adams. Flowers TO Bottomley.
wild pitch, Mooney ?: Kaufman
/: Derringer 2. Hits. off Rhem 10
in 6 innings; Kaufman 4 in ! l-3;
Stout II in 2-3. Dcrringer 0 In J..
Left on baseS-New York 7. St.
Louis Z. Losing pitcher. Rhem.
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lOLdiS - 81 : 4 II IL =
z-Batted for Rixey IN 9Th.
zz-Batted for Ford in 9Th.
zzz-Batted for Rixey in 9Th.
Philadelphia .... 600 200 001-3
Cincinnati ...... 100 600 00l-2
20 hits-Bartell. Heatncote. Stolen
base-Bartell. Double plays-Cuc-
cirello. Hendrick, Durocher to
Hendrick. Left on baseS-Philadel-
phia 3, Cincinnati 5. Bases on ball.
off Benge |; Rixey 2. Struck out.
by Benge 2, Rixey 2. Carroll /. Hits
off Rixey 8 in 8 innings; off Car
roll, 3 in I inning. Hit by pitcher,
by Benge tCrabtree). Losing pitch
err. Rixey.
Second game:
Philadelphia j. 600 0l0 O3l-5 10 /
Cincinnati ... 10I 600 1903 8 0
Dudley. Bolen and McCurdy;
Frey. Ogden and Asby.
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The
Sports
Spade
~ A


THE WORLD SERIES will get
under way In the near future, so
q little history on this American
classic would 1t be amiss. Post
season play for the blue ribbon Of
baseballdom Is not OF recent ORR
gin. The National league in 1884
accepted q challenge from'the AM
erican association. operating then
only In the middle west, and this
resulted in the first series OF an
nual contests wl>,h continued
until the A. A. was oisbanded after
1890.
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THROUGH a lip. Spade had
Chief George. Brownsville country
club pro, almost winning the MIS-
souri, amateur golfing title. Inc
Chief confined his golfing activ-
titles to Kansas about that time, ne
says.
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Dudley. Bolen and McCurdy;
Frey. Ogden and Asby.
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X Batted Tor Vance III Ith.
Xxx Ran for Warner in 9th.
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WORLD SERIES gate receipts
hit their high water mark il 1926
when six games between the St.
Louis Nationals and New York
Americans played seven games,
bringing s1,207 1854 through the
turnstiles. /.
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DELI I1V1L OlOANAAO W. Burgess.

mentioning him. He has tried to catch
me, but I guess he knows by this time
that 1t Is of no use"
ITO think of any one not being afraid
Of Shadow the Weasel" said Molly
softly. 1.-THE mere thought of him
sends little chills running up and down
my backbone"
'Hooty the Owl is another who
knows he can't catch me-" boosted
Peter
Don't tell me you are not afraid Of
Hooty the OWL" cried Molly, opening
those soft eyes very wide.
"Poohl Why should l be afraid Of
him7" retorted Peter, puf1ng himself
UP little more.
At that very instant shadow crossed
q little patch Of moonlight and Peter
dived headiong into q tangle Of briars
In such haste that he unused up his
coat sadly. But ii was only Boomer
The Nighthawk passing over who had
made that moving shadow, and Peter
felt rather sheertsh as he crept out and
tried TO smooth his coat. He looked
over to the nrarlble tangle where Molly
had been sitting, but she wasn't there,
nor did he see her again that night.
she must have been scared" NUT
tered Peter. "She ought to have known
that with me here there was nothing
to be scared Of"
tcopyright, 1919
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Did Not Get Pneumonia.

Remember the news from Antarctica
about the antics of young DR.. Conan,
who liked to play around down there
with nothing on when the temperature
was 40 below zero? Well, so far it seems
he has developed neither pneumon. a
nor rheumatic. But, then, he is young
yet. When ! was his age looked for
ward eagerly to the time when / should
know more than I did then. Many Of
my elders had assured me such time
would come, though it didn't seem pos
sible to me then. But now begin to
fear 1t was Just another illusion.
don't think I know q bit more than
did when was 80. Millions of people
younger than have q delusion that
DR.. Conan took q big chance of get
ting pneumonia. and some of 'em are
physicians.
Not long after DR.. Conan did his
stunt down South an inconspicuouS
stickful of type told about a handful Of
brave men at Cambridge, Mass who
had tried to catch cold in the traditional
manner-working up a sweat at tropical
temperature, then going right out in the
cold Winter air with nothing much on
and the results of the experiment were
nil. call them brave men because
they were all doctors and undoubtedly
some Of them harbored the delusion
| that the stunt was dangerous.