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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
Cubs Ahead

CHICAGO, Oct. 8. R-Rogers
Hornsby's Cubs today were the hit
less wonders Of the 1891 Chicago
CITY series championship.
Although they have been able to
collect but is hits In three games
Off the pitching of the White Sox
moundsmen-Red Faber. Vic Fras-
ie- and Ted Iyons-ihe Cubs hes I
two to one edge In the series. They
wee BANKED . to 0 by Faber In
the first game. captured the second.
I to o, and the third yesterday. 2 70
/.
Charlie Root, whose fast ball was
parked literally In the wide open
spaces in the first game, was the
herr ~ yesterdays game. Coming
ir.a 80 ~s~1e In the ninth inning.
he retired the white Sox without a
run afte- they had loaded the bases
with only n out
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B RACE IS
TIGHTENING UP
Cards Play A. & I. Frosh;
College Takes On
Army Squad.

Results Friday
Donna 81. Rio Hondo O.
P-S ia 8. WeSlaco 0.
Edinburg O., Mercedes O.
Robstown %. San Benito 0 (non-
district.
Stuart Place z, e Jardin z Co.
La Feria 10, Raymondville Is
(non-district).
Games Next Friday
Harrington at A. e. !. Freshmen
(kingsvllle).
Kingsville at san Benito.
P-S ia at Mission.
Raymondville at Edinburg.
La Ferla at Donna.
Weslaco at Mercedes.
Brownsville reserves at Lyford.
Saturday
Fl. sam Houston at B. j. G.
Valley fans will get another gen.
erous helping Of football this week
when fourteen major squrds step
into action.
The Brownsville Junior College
Scorpions, by far the strongest
grid unit in this section. will take
on the Fourteenth Field artillery
(Fs. Sam Houston) here Saturday.
tn Scorpions pulled their punch
considerably in lobbing over a $50
win Friday from the Twenty-T Third
Infantry, Eighth Corps army cham
pions.
The Harlingen Cardinals, an "A"
outfit. will step into fast company
at Kingsville Friday by ing on
the A. a. 1. Freshmen. The Cards
have romped on everything that
has come their way this season.
duplicating, SO far, their feats OF
last year.
b Race Tightens
The Brownsville Screaming Ea-
giles. the only other "A" team in
the district. will idle this week.
However, the reserves will gain
experience in a clash with Lyford
at that city.
The "B" race will warm up con-
siderably this Weekend. At present
there are four u~ndefeated teams in
the circuit. Donna, La Feria. San
Benito and P-S ia. One Of these
will be eliminated Friday when La
Feria invades the wigwams Of the
Donna Redskins. Donna rates to
win this contest. San Benito will
entertain the Kingsville high club
in a non-district affray at San Ben
ito. Fresh from a drubbing at
Robstown. the Hounds will likely
come back strong against the
KinEsville crew.
P-S ia, the fourth undefeated
club. will journey TO Mission for a
fray with the Eagles who viii be
playing their first b" encounter
OF the year. The Eagle opened the
year with a loss at Harrington and
have been ironing out their defects
since. They should win over the
Tri-City boys.
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FRIDAYS FIGHTS
(By The Associated pres.

tby Inc Associated Press
NEW YORK-Dave Shade, Cali
fornia, ~outpointed Ben Jeby, New
York 12). joey Costa. Jersey CITY.
outpointed Lew Feldman, BROOKLYN.
d0). Benny Miller. California, opt
pointed Jackie AldAre, Brooklyn.
OW.
EVANSVILLE, Ind.-Bud Clark.
Vincennes, and Scotty Scotch, IN
d~ianapolis. draw. (l0l.
HUNTINGTON. w. Va.-Lonnie
Bowden. Huntington. optpointed All
walters. Dayton O.. Ci0). Joe ORA
gon. Cincinnati. outpointed Willie
zap. Huntington. t10). Charles
Arthurs. Huntington. knocked out
Battling Bash. GAINESVILLE. o. (4).
LA CROSSE. wis.-Prince Saund-
ers. Chicago. cutrcinted pabe Her
man. New York. n0. wally McEl-
vain. Eau Claire. knocked out Evert
Vinson, Lacrosse, go.
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Harlingen Juniors,
Reserves to PIav
lBy Staff CORRESPONDENT

HARLTNGEN. Oct. 3.-The Har-
lingen junior high school footballers
VIII see action for the first time at
Z p. m. Tuesday when they tangle
with the senior high school reserves
at the high school, according TO r.
K. Cowboy Ogan, coach.
He reports a small, inexperienced
squad with only one regular, Hulan
Aldridge, fullback, back from last
season.
Other boys left on the squad which
mas been pared down considerably
include Burdick Shaw. G.. w. Bru-
Tor, Eugene WitheEspoon. Eugene
McElroy, Wilmon Black. Scott Nc
Daniel, Frank Rodriguez. +. C..
Townsend. Conner Moose. Jack
Gardner. Thomas Thistle. James Al
ton. Weldon Garrett. Poquinto Con
zales, Carlton. Jimmy Hornung.
Harry Raper, Malcolm Salisbury,
Jimmy Granger, Edward Hall, Fran
els Hinojosa.
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Friday Football

VALLEY
B. j. c. SO, 23rd. Inf. O.
RobStown %, San Benito 0.
P.-S. ia. 6, Weslaco D.
Donna 81, ioR Hondo 0.
Edlnburg o, Mercedes o.
La Feria IS. Raymondville Is.
College
Daniel Baker IL, Schreiner 8.
Abilene Christian Is, John Tar
Teton O..
East Tex. Teachers Z. Trinity 0.
southwestern U. 20. Sam Hous-
ton 0.
N. Tex. Teachers 81, Austin COL
lege 6.
Howard Payne 6, San Marcos
Teachers 0.
Peacock Military Academy 2.
Wesley j. c., o.
High School
Amarillo Yannigahs 0; Memphis
8.
Canyon 0; Happy 8.
Wheeler 6; Matador g..
Dalhart %; Texhoma Z.
Quitaque 8; Clarendon 81.
Pampa Gorillas s; Panhandle Is.
Estelline 8; Wellington 81.
Vega 0; Tucumari, N. M, IL.
Hereford o; Portales, N. M. 6.
Shamrock s: Mclean 8.
Tulia 0; Clovis 81.
Waco "a: Wilson Dallas) 8.
Plainview z; Nocona z CONFER
ence).
Pasadena o: Liberty g..
Sherman O.; Forest (Dallas) 10.
Paint Rock o: Coleman "A.
Longview 0; Tyler go.
Plano o; Greenville "a.
Central (Fort WORTH ~; Ran
ger Is.
Mineral Wells 2; Breckenridge 81
Rotan 6: Snyder 81.
Bowie O: Olney So.
Big Spring as: Stanton o.
Hillsboro Z: Mexia s.
Masonic Home Fort WORTH Is;
Mckinney o.
Athens 6: Corsicana SO.
Waxahachie 0; Temple So (con-
ference).
Starton o: Big Spring 46.
Georgetown O: Austin az.
Sam Houston Of Houston 20:
Corpus Christi 0.
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DEFEAT
WESLACO go
Panthers Fight St aunch
Battle After Lone
Touchdown
Especial to The Herald.O

WESLACO, Oct. 3-The Pharr-
San Juan-Alamo Bears looked like
a million dollars in the Ijening
moments Of their game here Fri
day with the Weslaco Panthers, but
slumped off thereafter, winning
60.
The game started with the Bears
taking charge Of affairs with a
vim that promised Slvy scoring,
but at the end Of tn, half the only
thing that indicated the Bear were
better than the Cats was the 60
count. The score came early Ia the
second quarter when Calhoun
plunged over left tackle three
yards for the marker. DeVine
placed the oval in scoring position
with a nice run.
Up to that point, the Pharr
gridSters were e. ly the outstand-
Ing club Of the afternoon, but aft
er the lone goal. the Bears seemed
TO let down and from then on It
was nip and tuck between the two
teams.
The last quarter Of the game
found Weslaco uncorking an aerial
attack in a vain effort to tie or win
the game, but the tri-city lads took
great pleasure In knocking down
the not-too-certain losses II the
Weslaco backs.
The Bears offense was led by
DeViae. flashy quarterback, and
Calhoun, lanky half back, while the
mainstays for Weslaco we're Cliff
ford, full. and Ross. quarter.
The starting line-ups:
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WRkDn


ST. LOUIS. Oct. 8. =P-Babe
Ruth, doing duty as a reporter,
sticks to his belief the Athletics
viii win the series but believes
they are going to have a harder
tight than they did q year ago in
defeating the Cardinals.
AS a result OF the Cardinals
victory in the second game OF the
series, the odds OF the Athletics.
according to Tom Kearney, st.
Louis betting commissioner, have
shifted to / TO 2. Before yesterdays
game they were / TO 4. The Card
nal odds frightened up from 2 IL
to l TO z 10 5 on the series.
Inc attendance for the first two
games In st. Louis was 74476.
The receipts amounted to $322,576.
The players share pool now totals
Sl64.5l3.76. The players will share
in only two more anne The at
tendance yesterday fell off slightly,
dropping to 35y947, with receipts
OF $l57,415.
The Cardinals contend wild
Bill Hsllahan's shutout of the
Athletics yesterday. when he al
lowed them only three hits, was a
lar better exhibition or pitching
than he gave a year ago. when he
conquered Walberg, Shores and
quinn. 5 to 0, TO give st. Louis its
ilrst victory in the 1880 series.
With confidence restored. the
Cardinals leave on a special train
at noon today for Philadelphia, to
meet the AS in the third game OF
the serie5 Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
Kansas Champions
Beaten BY Haskell

LAWRENCE, KaS.. Oct 3. Up
The high-flying Kansas Jayhawkers,
champions OF the Big Six. were sub
iugated by n light. fleet band OF
Haskell indians here last night IN
the most startling upset thus far
In the young 1891 football season.
Rated at Overwhelming odds 20
defect the Redskins. the Jayhawkers
turned on their power attack but
found II wanting and lost, q 20 o.
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(BY Staff Corresnondrnt.l

RIO HONDO, Oct. 3.-Although
q stout Rio Hondo line had a great
deal to DO with it, the highly con-
fident Donna Indians who are be-
ing boosted as Valley Class "B"
title contenders, did not have such
easy going Friday afternoon, run
ming up the score to 3.-to-0 only
by dint OF some late labor.
Although the Redskins tore off
some very good gains around the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04

Substitutions: Donna - Horn
buckle for Tracy, Howard for Ch:.n-
pion. Collier for Aycock, Champion
for Howard. Rio Hondo-Kendall
for Mize. Lewis for Cox. Cox for
Jones. Jones for Burleson, McCor-
mick for Ledbetter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
LOB OVER EASY VICTORY AGAINST 23RD $50
Eight Contests on Valley Schedule for Coming Week
Rio Hondo Is Beaten 81 Too
By Donna's Rampant Redskins

ends they did not do 50 well through
the line. They amassed Is first
downs to three for the Cats
The Indians were due for some
hard work this week in prer .ra-
ton for the game at Donna Friday
with the La FerIa Cavaliers who
conquered Rio Hondo by two
touchdowns.
Nice Running Backs
The Indian passing .ack which
caused amassing OF the high score
Of 44-to-0 at Edinburg, brought
only occasional gains. The Indians
also have been unable to score ex-
ira points after touchdown.
Brunt Of the Indian attack was
borne by Norwood, Hornbuckle and
Fenner, the former slicing off nice
gains with a cutback play.
Rio H0ndo va first to register
a first down. 1t was right after the
kickoff when Jones made q nice
return. An exchange Of punts fol-
lowed and on the first play from
scrimmage tried by the Indians,
Norwood made a first Fown.
The first quarter was s~coreleSs
but early in the second Fenner
went over for a touchdown. Soon
thereafter Davis passed to Horn
buckle for a 30-yard gain and
touchdown. Outstanding runs were
one for 20 yards by Hornbuckle
and n by Norwood for 10.
Hill returned the ball IS yards 70
midfield at the half kickoff for Rio
Hondo but the Cats were forced to
punt. Hornbuckle ripped off 30
yards around right end but an in
completed pass over the goal line
gave Rio Hondo the bal. RIO Hocuo
punted cut and another Donna
offensive ended with an INCOMPLETE
pass owe the goal linz. Donna re-
covered a fu nile on the 1l-ya-d
line wher. me Ca ki,kcr fumbled
and Davis went over for touch
down and men plung 4 success
July for poant.
Final Tallies
Davis added another counter at
the opening OF the fourth. Horn
buckle added the ina tally.
Ledbetter went out with an in
jured arm.
Starting lineups:
Donna CID Rio Hondo go
Aycock Rushing
Left End
Leu)4tter
Left Tackle
WeDD ETlNltL
Left Guard
AdyAOI WHteieT
Center
lazy ..sHs.s. s.ssss. MIC
Right Guard
OlldllpFOH batcS
Right Tackle
ffdEOln LduQel
Right End
Laws 1iAAA
Quarterback
buTIeSOn
Left Half
ANOi WODI JOilCo
Right Half
fenner tcD COX
Full Back
Substitutions: Donna - Horn
buckle for Tracy, Howard for Ch..n-
pion, Collier for Aycock, Champion
for Howard. Rio Hondo-Kendall
for Mize. Lewis for Cox. Cox for
Jones. Jones for Burleson, McCor-
mick for Ledbetter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-12

600 to 5000 600 900, is now q desiccated corpse
stiM standing uncertainty on the spot where 1t
died. The mines are silent and deserted; the
wooden sidewalks, which once swarmed with
life. are tilted at crazy angles, falling into the
0igg1ngs beneath. One Of the few houses on
the main street stin open for buSiness-though
tepid one-is the once famous Crystal Saloon.
RenoiteS can put their feet on its bar-ran and
their elbows on its polished mahogany counter
and dream of what it must have been in lusty
days gone by.
Several local citizens whom I questioned on
the annual value to the city of what Is COM
monty called the divorce business admitted
that 1t brings to the town between So ,00O, 900
and 100000 year, but seemed quite hurt
at the suggestion that it was Renos principal
industry. They explained, with apparent seri-
BUSINESS that the little town on the edge of an
a1kali desert is a wonderful resort" q "beauti-
full place to live in,' fine place to bring up
children" an educational center" and so forth
and SO forth.
The handsome brochure about Reno, pub
nshed by the Chamber OF Commerce grows
ecstatic over the Truckee River which, "as it
moves down from Tahoe through the meadows
and city lends identification and benefcence"
The same booklet becomes lyric over Pyramid
Lake, and points with pride to the library the
courthouse, the excellent roads and the modern
shops.
But a careful reading from cover to cover of
this prose poem fails to reveal sentence or
even so much as a semi-colon admitting that
the reason for all this up-to-date civic beauty
in State whose days of great industrial glory
, are only q memory Is the ease with which it
unwinds, yearly, over 5000 matrimonial tangles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-12
Sand and GraVeI ONtpHt'

T'HE sand and gravel industry Of the country
w. TUNED out products with total value 81
Vhe plants Of more than e100, 600 last year.
hat large Is this figure ID. the output was larger
lOw 10 bring IN that amount Of revenue the
1,162 establishments engaged I'm the production
o. sand and gravel turned cat 10S ,O0O,OOe tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-12
I'm AprH Song:
By Charles Hanson Towne.

NO4U, once more, the cyOc~s flames,
The tulip lifts its cup;
Htd 0Uer every green MtOrGSS,
Beyond the utmost lengths of grass,
Earth drinks the 7UoNder UP.
There IS glory IN the 1Uorld;
The morning is like 1Uine,
Htd pale ascension lilies leon
Like gods zOh0 late IN heGVeW kOUe been,
Half fOqUeyIike, half diaiNe.
o SaUeet rea1O0I of the gyGSSl
o SoUeeter songs that rise,
When jocMtd April leads her train
Through the gold sstssli0ht and the rOiN.
lind e0yth IS b0Y0diSe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-12
Ell Comanch0 s
Campfire Stories
D0gUn in the Qnicksand.

Utmost everybody hasN1eard of quick
sand, but very few people ever come
in contact with 1t, because real
quicksand Is not found in very many
places
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PUT one or two more plunges got me near
- the bank, and I got q good grip on . long,
flexible Overhanging limb. But 1t was too
timber to hold me upI
Had lost my head and let go Of that limb, I
would not be here to write about It, But
hung on, slowly sinking and trying to pull up
hand over hand along the tree limb 1t was
killing work. worked slowly bait steadily up
the Mmb, with the deadly sand pulling me back
like . ton Of rock fastened TO my feet. I hung
on and pulled and strained until by muscles
Ached and 1t seemed that my arms would be
pulled OF. But gained, . fraction Of an inch
at time steadily hauling myself up along tbs
limb until ct last pulled clear and worked
over TO the solid bank, where I dropped ex-
haMsted.
Three hours afterwa1d managed to get up,
aching IN every joint and muscle. ] staggered
o mile OF more into camp. but Il was o FUN
week before Yves myself again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-12

Occasionally II - 10nno a1ong tk1e SeaSnofes
but almost always 1t occurs along some river
that comes out Of the mountains, usually o
long distance out on the plains and far from
the mountains themselves This Is because real
quicksand is simply q bed or sandbar composed
almost entirely of minute fakes Of mica. Mica
is the same thing as the well known isinglass,
which formerly was used q lot IN the windows
Of stoves and in the side curtains of open
automobiles. 1t Is q mineral crystal Of igneOus
origin and is found associated with other rocks,
especially in granite and feldspar.
Mica comes in books or blocks composed OF
many very thin sheets like the leaves Of a book.
When these sheets are broken up by the wealth.
er, the mica keeps ON breaking and splitting
until the fakes are microscopic in size but each
fake Is nat and smooth. When bed Of these
tiny fakes Is cast up by stream by the com-
bined forces Of water and gravity, then you
have real quicksand, one Of the most dangerous
quagmires in the world, because it has no sup
porting surface on account Of the fiat, slippery
character Of the fakes. Yet once you step into
it and begin to sink, 1t closes around you like
. wise, and the more you struggle, the deeper
you sink and the less chance you have OF get
ting out The only way TO free yourself is by q
slow, steady pull, and this Is not always possible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-12

WEARS ago, while hunting in Western Ne
braska along the Republican River. ran
into one of these quicksand bars which the river
had piled up and left as 1t changed its channel.
It was some distance from the stream and, for
tunately, up against bank overhung by droop-
ing trees. It was as fine a death trap as nature
ever set, for there was not a sign to mark the
presence of the treacherous stuff.
came along, walking on the sand Of the old
river bed, which was damp, solid and good
footing Suddenly was into this quicksand
bar, too far to turn back. knew what it was,
and I knew my only chance was to keep going
fast enough to stay on top Of the sand and not
get begged down, so started to run toward
the overhanging bank. About the third step
was plunging along shoe-top deep; about the
sixth step was in up TO my knees and going
too slowlyl
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CAN'T PROCURE
VALLEY Citrus
City Of Brotheriy Love
Makes COMPLAINT Of
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KTO VYUCUJE sLOVENCINU
MA BREZNIANSKEJ SKOLE?

Iiactvo mestianskej skoly V
Brezne samo pochopilo, ze ucitel
Slovenciny ME je povolanym Wy
ntovat' jazyk9, ktorfm slova ne
prehovorl a ze je to jednoduchym
zavadzanim, ked i'm ucbar ma ho-
dine materinskej reel vyklada po
Gcsky. Podl'a rozvrhu mala by sa
katcdry oz[vat slovencina, kto-
ri mrsia ziaci dokonale ovladat'
ak chc1 obstat' ma prijimacich
zknSkach do Skol strednIch. Y
Brczne slovencinu sverili ma Ges-
ktho ucitel a. ktortho ziactvo ne
pocuje prehovorit' po slovcnsky
tax, ably Sa mohlo aspon predpo-
kladat' ze je na to dostatotnc po-
volanrm. RozhorGenoSt'. aka ic
ma Stranr rodicov ziactva. kriGl
po rychlej naprave!