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Evening star., 1931-12-13
CATHOLIC u. LOSER
ON COURT, 3 TO "a
Fails to Get Field Goal in Con-
test With City College of
New York.
TEw YORK, December 12.-cath

n TEW YORK, December 12.-Cath-
N ole University's basket ball
team lost its second game Of
the season when they fell
victim to the fast-moving City College
quintet here tonight.
The Cardinals couldn't fathom the
deceptiveness of Nat Holman's conbi-
nation and were trounced, "a to 3.
City College, with a record of three
straight wins, set merry pace through
out. Their passing and shooting on the
offense and their impentrable defense
completely bewildered the Cardinal
paSSerS.
So close did the Lavender guard their
opponents that not one man on the
Catholic University team could score a
field goal All their points we're made
from the foul line on throws by McVean
and Galiher.
Close guarding featured the first half,
and at the intermission City College
led, 8 to z.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
''play Ball." Mack Urges Boys
May Mean Better Money in Future Than Job as
Governor Mayor Boss of AS Intimates.

lege players should be remembered.
Many boys prefer to risk their
bones and even their lives in foot
ball, yet there is not much future to
it after a really good player leaves
college"
professional foot ball Is COM
paratively new" he said, "and I
don't believe really good players can
stand up under the strain Of 1t very
long.
Jimmy Foxx makes more money
than the Governors of mcst States
or mayors of cities.
when a base ball player can no
longer play there are a number of
good things open to him. He can
become a club owner, manager, urs-
pse or scout"
Evening star., 1931-12-13
CAVALIER TOSSERS
LOOK TO NAVY TILT
Coach Asks CurtaiIment of
Holidays to Prep for
Opening Clash.
UNIVERSITY, Va. December p,

UNIVERSITY, Va, December 70.
-Virginias regular basket ball
season opens Saturday, January
9, when the Navy comes to play
in the Memorial Gymnasium. Gus
Tebell, coach of the Cavalier five, hopes
to have his charges going at top speed
against the Midshipmen.
Two practice games already have been
played and in these the Virginia quint
scored 81 points, against q for the two
visiting fveS. Therell be another pre-
liminary affair with the Richmond Ath-
letic Club on December 10.
First-term examinations are now in
progress and practice has become bit
irregular Coach Tebell is asking the
basket ball men to cut short their
Christmas holidays and resume practice
by January l. The squad may take a
trip for a game or two.
James q. Driver athletic director,
still is seeking collegiate foe to come
here for a contest on Wednesday night
before the Navy arrives. Otherwise
therell be IA games on the schedule.
Unless some Of them fall by the way
side in examinations, the Virginia
squad will include all but one of the
men who. won the "V" last Winter
This Cavalier five is the only one in the
South that was able TO win from Mary
lands Southern Conference champions.
They broke even in two games.
Capt Lem Mayo Of Newport News,
Va; James Delafield of Chappaqua
N. Y, and Sidney Young of Brooklyn,
N. Y, forwards; Darlington Harrison
of Danville, Va, and Reginald Hudson
Of Greenport, N. Y, centers, and Robert
Msnley of York, Pa, and william
Thomas of Richmond Va, guards, are
the veterans.
The schedule:
January 9-Navy.
January 13-V. M l., Lexington.
January l6-Washington and Lee.
January 19-Maryland.
January 27-Hampden-Syd
January 29-Y. P. I.
February st Johns.
February 3-North Carolina State.
February 6-V. P. l., Blacfsburg.
February 8-NoTth Carolina.
February l0-Catholic U.
February l3-Maryland, College Park.
February 17-V. NJ. l.
February 23-Washington and Lee,
Lexington.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT
FOR COLUMBUS FIVE
Harrington Is Coach Of Quintet
That Will Open Campaign
Next Thursday.

Columbus University's basket ball
team will open its season Thursday at
$3.50 O'Clock, when Shenandoah Col
lege is entertained in the Takoma-
Silver Spring High School gymnasium,
Columbus expects this years court
qulnt to be one of the strongest in the
SchooIS history. Under the tutelage of
Jack Harrington, the candidates have
been prepping earnestly for the season,
The starting five Thursday probably
VIII be chosen from the following: Dan
Connors, Frank Plant, Larry Denny,
JACK Dix, Downey Rice, Bob Smith,
PhlI Dougherty and Bert Mealy. Dick
Roberts is manager.
Evening star., 1931-12-13

have met and wrestled 10 A 40
minute draw, will clash in the semi
final, 45-minute event.
Rudy Dusek, one of the East's
elite, will take on a newcomer from
the University of Indiana, Happy
Scott, in one of the prelims,
Herb Freeman, claimant of the
Jewish championship, will tackle
young Steve Znoski in another pre-
liminary, while the bill will be
rounded out with the curtain-rsiser
involving Joe Cox and George Hagen,
Tickets are available at .roe
Turner's Office in the Annapolis
Hotel. Women accompanied with
escorts again will be admitted free
this week.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
Shikat and Szabo to Crapple
In Topliner of Program Here

T ICK SHIKAT, former world
1 wrestling champion and
/ perhaps the most scientific
in the game today, and
Sander Szabo, youthful Hungarian
back-drop exponent, will headline
what probably is the most attractive
mat card booked for the Winter
season here. Shikat and Szabo will
wrestle to finish next Thursday at
the Washington Auditorium.
A semi-final and three preliminary
matches, including some of the fore
most matmen of the East, will sup
plement the feature.
Chief White Feather and Pat
OShocker, who already this Winter
Evening star., 1931-12-13


lands basket ball squad will begin
serious preparation tomorrow for its
first game, with the University of Wis
consin at Madison, December 30. All
told, the Old Liners will play l9 con-
tests.
Shorty Chalmers, Bozey Berger, Jack
Norris and Charlie May are the regu-
lars Of the Southern Conference cham
pionship team who have been delayed
getting on the court by gridircn duties.
In the same boat are Rufus Vincent,
Bucky Buscher and Wilbur Wright, who
came up from the 1881 freshmen
squad
OF the eight men who made the trip
to Atlanta for the Southern Conference
tourney last March seven are at hand.
Bus Pitzer, reserve, being the only
ene 10 graduate. Coach Burton Ship
Evening star., 1931-12-13
BY the Associated Press,

5y the Associated Press
0HILADELPHIA, December IL.
Connie Mack told an ad-
L miring group Of boys today
that base ball holds more sue
cess in the future for them than
loot ball. He urged school and col
iege youths with a knack for base
BALI to develop their skill with an
eye TO professional base ball"
Inc veteran manager Of the
rinIaoelphia Athletics spoke at a
p Ipuaeheon OF the Junior Forum at the
Penn Athletic Club.
am not blasting college foot
t a, ne said, "but the real advan-
sases Of base ball 10 school and col
Evening star., 1931-12-13
y. Hamp. Sydney l2Ol
ACTION FOR HYATTSVILLE
Boys and Girls High School Bas-
ket Ball Teams Have Engagements.

HYATTSVILLE, Md, December 12.-
Three games are scheduled next week
for Hyattsville High basket ball teams,
two on foreign court and one at home.
The boys and girls quints will travel
to Catonsville Wednesday to renew old
rivalries with the high school teams Of
that place The Blue and Gold gen.
orally holds the advantage in boys
sports but the Catonsville girls usually
prove stronger than the Hyattsville
lassies in all branches Of athletics. This
season, however, with the boys quint
practically rebuilt one, while the girls
boast a veteran aggregation, the tables
may be reversed.
Gonzaga Of Washington will be en-
tertained Friday afternoon on the Ma
tional Guard Armory floor here in the
other boys game of the week.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
GALLAUDET QU|NT
EkES OUT VICTORY
WithStands Late Drive by
Strayer to Take Home
Opener, 35 to 81.
FURIOUsLY battling STRAY

A FURIOUSLY battling Strayer
" basket ball quint was not quite
II able to overcome an early Gal
laudet lead and the Kendall
Greeners squeezed through with a
35-to-32 victory in their first home
game last night on the Kendall Green
court
Gallaudet held 10-point lead early
in the second half but Strayer whitfield
the advantage. Each team made IS
goals from scrimmage, the Blues mar
gin Of victory coming on foul shots
Wilbur Jensen was the shining light
for Gallaudet, caging them from all
angles for five tWo-pointers in the first
half before being benched He also
tossed two fouls. Gallaudet's passing
was superior to the invaders in the first
half.
LOTUS, with IL points, was high scor-
er for Strayer.
Heimo Antila, Gallaudet guard, play
ed an outstanding defensive game.
Gonzaga trounced Gallaudets re-
serves, 90 to 18, in the preliminary.
Sim rinS
Evening star., 1931-12-13

In l8-hOle quarter final matches
this morning, Won Elm defeated Fred
Morrison, Beverly Hills, 5 and a. Cox
eliminated the national open champion.
Billy Burke Of Greenwich, Conn, 2 and
l, and Goggin beat John Golden, Nor
ton, Conn, on the twenty-third hole.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
ST. JOHNS FIVE WINS
Barely Lasts to Take 1870 Game
From Hampden-Sydney.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, December 12.-
Although outplayed during the early
part of the contest, Hampden- Sydney
caught up during the final stages Of
its basket ball game with St. Johns
here tonight, the locals barely holding
their lead to win by % to 20.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
WOTAN TAKES HANDICAP
Once. Claiming Horse Wins Again
at Jefferson Park.

NEW ORLEANS, December u tF)-
Wotan, which ran in cheap claiming
races last Summer, stepped up among
high-class performers today and carried
the silks Of Ed Haughton to victory in
the Green Wave handicap at Jefferson
Park.
Last Summer the 3-year-old gelding
ran at cambridge in $1,000 claiming
affairs and was later claimed by Haugh-
ton for $4,000
Today's victory was Wotan's second
important triumph of the New Orleans
season, having previously won the
Thanksgiving handicap.
Evening star., 1931-12-13

| fishing in the latter part of this
| month, even better than that
of the last Summer. At present the
river is cloudy and consequently few
fish are being caught, but as the food
! fish go down deeper, the rockfsh which
feed on them will continue to be caught
trolling. There is no better fishing
grounds than the lower Potomac for
the game rockfish. With the weather
waxing colder more and larger rock
fish are expected to be caught by the
veteran fishermen, who never stop un-
less the river freezes The reports add
that many parties from Washington and
Baltimore have been out trying their
luck.
TWELVE days from today will be
l. Christmas In every family there
is at least one angler, sometimes two
or more, and what is Christmas to them
if they do not find on Christmas morn
ing rod or a reel or both, together
with so yards or 100 yards of line?
Dad or his son will have no difficulty
in obtaining a Christmas present for
each other, or if mother wants to give
such a present perhaps she feels some
hesitancy in going into a sports store to
obtain her gifts. A look of bewilder-
ment and amazement will be seen on
her face when she sees the different flies,
all set In trays, representing every color
in the rainbow. In another case she
will see the many lures, also of different
colors, shapes and sizes, and in another
case will be reels.
She will then observe rods for fly
casting for the trout, rods for the large
and small mouth bass and rods for salt
water hshIng. And the best part Of it
Is that complete fresh or salt water
outlt can be purchased at very mod
crate outlay OF money. OF course, there
are expensive rods and reels, but
good outfit for freSh-Water fishing can
be purchased for $5 and a saltwater
one for $40.
IN1LLIAM F. HERBERT, game war
w den of st. Mary's County reports
that bird hunting has not been up
10 par down his way and that it takes
good dogs to find the birds in the tall /
grass.
With the colder weather he says the
pFoS ana game have gone to the thick
est part OF the woodlands. The most /
DUCKS are said to be at the head of the /
Wlconlco t' River but so far compare
lively few have been shot.
christmas stockings will not grace
State-oWned forest trees this year. if |
the example set by the conservation de- |
partnentS OF some of the States means |
ahythlng, says the American Game As |
ISOLATION
With the growth of reforestry and the |
increase IN popularity of forests as bust .
ness and recreational ventures, these
Evening star., 1931-12-13
SANDE ON STAGE HERE
Melted Jockey to Appear at Foz
Theater Next Friday.

Karle Sande, one Of the greatest
American jockeys OF all time, win come
20 washington next Friday to make
d personal appearance on the stage
of the Fox Theater
sande, making his frst stage ap-
psarknce, will present series OF songs
tcxether with o short sketch entitled
~YadaocG InserTaewa"
Evening star., 1931-12-13
UNlTEDS SEEK GAMES

0lrI Basketers Have Central Court
on Wednesday Nights.
United Typewriter girl basketers are
alter games with teams with or with
out courts. "''''
Joe Connor is booking for the Tvp-
ISIS; VINO have the use of the Central
aign court Wednesday nights. at Dis
'1c1 'oss between $50 and 4 p.m.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
HOOVER GIRLS DOWN
IOWA AVENUE SEXTET
Score 33-26 Victory in Opening
Tilt of Three-Game Basket
Ball Series.

Hoover girls basket ball team won
the first game of a two-out of three
series Tor the city playground title de-
aeatlng the Iowa Avenue s1xtc&. a3 90
26 yesterday on the New York AvenuS
Playground court
Iowa led at the end of the first ouar-
Ter. to 5, but Hoover shot ahead ar
the start OF the second period and con-
tinued in the van. 'oiA-
hoover was superior in the forward
neId, but had to battle to overcome
Iowa's good passing. 'o''i0
urday. AAeA' oa'-
Summary:
Evening star., 1931-12-13
PERFECT BOWLER CRACKS
st. Joseph Man Rolls Score of 300
Then Drops to 1877.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, December 12 P,-
+ j. Cowell, st. Joseph bowler, rolled
a perfect 300 game as the second of A
three-game series, the only one recalled
by enthusiasts here.
Ihen' cracking under the strain, he
toppled 167 in the final game.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
BEN FRANKLIN BEATEN.

EMMITSBURG. Md, December IA
Mount st. Maryts opened its basket bal
season tonight by triumphing over the
Benjamin Franklin University of Wash
ington, 81 to l6, in a closely contested
game.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
GIRLS MUST BE ATHLETIC,

Barnard College girls must become
adept at one or more branches of Eport
before the end of their Junior years,
Evening star., 1931-12-13
MOUNT RAINIER TO PLAY
High School Basket Team Has Two
Games This Week.

UdWts IUIS W eek.
MOUNT RAINIER, Md, December -.
Mount Rainier High Schools basket ball
qulnt faces two games next week, the
last until after the holidays.
Bowie High, Prince Georges County
rival, will be entertained on the school
floor Wednesday afternoon, while on
Friday the team will travel to Rockville
to meet the high school five there in
an intercounty battle.
The Mounts, playing basket ball for
only the second season, bowed to Ia
koma- Silver Spring High yesterday, Is
10 3, but Coach Perry Wilkinson was
much encouraged over the showing of
his team.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
GENEVA CHANGES LIST.

Geneva has signed Marshall College
in place of Duquesne on the 1882 foot
ball schedule.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
Oakton High Five
Wins State Title
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, December
Wv l2.-Proyiding the first big up
set in fast and bitterly con-
tested game, the Oakton High
School basket ball team, champions
OF Fairfax County and district A in
the Virginia Literary and Athletic
League tournament. defeated Grad
dock, Norfolk County. High School
here today, % to IT. to win the
league championship of Virginia.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
QUITS PLAY FOR BOOKS.

On the eve of Pitts biggest basket
ball game Bus Albright, star center,
withdrew from sports to devote more
time to his studies.
Evening star., 1931-12-13

Totals ....u 2 "a Totals 80 8 3
Referee-Dave Tobey tE l. A.. Umpire
Ward Brennan (E. l. A.. Time Of halves
20 minutes
Evening star., 1931-12-13
VlRGINIANS WIN AGAIN

Beat Episcopal High Quint, $3.50,
for Third Straight.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, December 12-
vlTglhlans rang up their third basket
oaI WIN this week when they con-
quored Episcopal High. 80 to 90 in an
extra period game tonight on the
A goal from scrimmage by Doc
HndS decided the issue. He and Clark
ior the winners and Robinson for the
losers were leading scorers.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
BOUT FOR BARRY
D. c. Boxer to Meet Weiner in Ring
at Alexandria Show.

at Alexandria Show.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, December "a
Rsd4 Barry, Washington light heavy
weight, has been matched against Her
man Weinsr Of Baltimore in the main
bout Of q boxing card under auspices
Of the Elks Club here, December ~.
In all there will be 80 rounds OF
boxing on the program, II has been an
nouneed.
Evening star., 1931-12-13
Summaries

Totals ... is S IS Totals ....I5 3c
Referee-Mr. OMitchen (approved boardl
Evening star., 1931-12-13

V YITH four regulars joining the
W. candidates after resting for q
time following the foot ball
season University of MARY
Evening star., 1931-12-13

Iotals .....l5 SO Totals .122 a.
oiIie EiefereemEvelyn Evelyn Sheridan. Umpire-Vir-
Evening star., 1931-12-13

Totals ,... 1e Totals ... ld
'Basket shot by Carr
Referee-Mr. Larsen tGallaudet).
Evening star., 1931-12-13

REPORT last week from the
lower Potomac predicated good
fishing in the latter part of this
Evening star., 1931-12-13
sSvITHAT about the base ball? Had
Wv the American League any kick

TUTTTG the club player limit after
~ June IS from rs to % causes Grit
nth no worry. We have rarely
carried more than % or % players
The move may aid the weaker clubs
too, for they'll be able to pick up
other clubs bench warmers that NAV
be better than some OF their regulars. I"
Evening star., 1931-12-13
ONLY Bic SALARIES
ARE TO Be Topped
Few Kicks Expected This
Winter as Players Are
+ Offered Terms.
BY JOHN B. KELLER,

W YITH few exceptions play
W. erS of the Washington
V club will not suffer big
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-10
NFw WORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Aug. 10. AFFECTION
opened easy today, 1926 10 l32 points
over under heavy general selling In
spired BY the Unexpectedly large crop
estimate issued bv the department. OF
agriculture on Saturday.
This report was reflected by = very
severe break in Liverpool. but the de-
cline in the local market was checked
to some extent by active covering BY
shorts who had carried their COM
rnitments over the weekend. Initial OF
ferings were we'll enough taken 20 cause
/. moderate rallies but the selling con-
A,nued forcing the active months about
fAs to Is2 points net lower before the
"a OF the first half declines OF aobut
3D. to 40 per bale from the closing
quotations Of Saturday. The market
sas still active and unsettled. but was
n few points up from the lowest at the
end Of the first half hour. ~.
LIVERPOOL cables reported worid
liquidation IN that market on y gov
eminent report absorbed by trade call
ing and covering at the decline m
said that Manchester was demoralized
with buyers NJ cotton cloths n yarns
holding aloof.
The break had been f~oreshawoded bv
n sharp break IN the Chicago market
after publication OF the crop report
on Saturday.
lions. Quiet NnAh ONADhNAf $50
dav ere,
December. 7 cents. or se5s a bale:
January TIA cents. of sc 20 March 71e
cents. off SIS rs: Nav $50 cents. off
$50: July IT'S. off ss15.
The volume OF business tapered or
after the first heavy rush Of selling
orders had subsidized and the market was
uuieter late in the morning. Further
liquidation made It's appearance on the
hulges and bearish sentiment Nased
upon the biz supply figures remained
much N evidence but No market ~
midday showed rallies oi about 5 "a 4
points from the lowest on me more
active positions. with October selling
AZ g7g and March AZ 100 AZ the low
point Of this mornir~. prices were RI
the lowest levels reached In tho cotton
futures market here since the late
nineties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

THE STATE OF TEXAS. TO
THE SHERIFF OR ANY con-
STABLE OF CAMERON COUN-
TY, TEXAS. GREETING:
you are hereby commanded TO
summon j. z. Bergquist, II alive,
and the unknown heirs, executors,
and administrators OF the estate
Of j. E. Bergquist. II he be dead;
d. S. Oberg. if alive. and the I'M
lSown heirs, executors, and adj
ministrators Of the estate Of d. >.
Oberg II he be dead; and Charles
r. Gromer by himself. by making
publication Of this citation once
in each week for three consecu-
tive weeks previous TO the return
day hereof in some newspaper
published in your County. If there
be a newspaper published therein,
but If not, then in the nearest Coun-
ty where a newspaper is published;
to appear at the next regular term
Of the Criminal District Court Of
Cameron County. Texas to be held
at the Court House thereof. In
Brownsville. Texas, on the 4th Mon
day after the first Monday In Aug
ust. A. D. 1881, same being the 3lst
day OF August. A. ID. 1881. then and
there to answer a petition. filed in
said court on the 9th day Of Aug
ust. A. ID. 1881, in a suit number
ed on the docket Of said Court, No.
X 315. wherein The State Of Texas
is Plaintiff. and The State OF Tex
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-10

Monday Morning
THE VOICE OF THE BORDER

Monday Morning
e:3c-l0:OO-Free ticket request
Program
10:0o-10:3o-Orga recital by
Paul Kennard
1O:3O-1l:so-House Keepers Chat
With Vivian
1l:o0-l1:l5-"Gus" the worlds
worst pianist.
ll:15-ll:3 0-Musical Brevities
Il:30-l1:4 5-Commercial Program
1I:45-ll :50-World Book Man.
Il:5O-l2: 00-Studio.
1900 Time service and
weather forecast.
12:30-12:30-The Great Herman
I2:30-Sign OFF Until $3.50 p. m:
Monday Afternoon
3:30-3:45@News flashes from The
Brownsville Herald.
3:45-4:l5-SpanSh Musical
4:l5-4:45-~Oid Timers Club.
Ass: 00-KWWG birthday party.
5:OO-5:30-Selections From Light
Opera e. Musical Comedy
5:30-5:45-Studio.
5:45-6.00-Your Spanish lesson
conducted by Attorney Rafael Cow
an.
6:00-6:30-Base ball scores.
$50 Sign off until $50
Tuesday Morning
Tuesday Morning
e:30-l0:O0-Free Ticket Request
Program
1O:OO-I0:3O- Organ Recital by
Paul Kennard
l0:30-ll: 00-HcuSe Keepers Chat
With Vivian
ll:00-ll:l5-"Gus" The Worlds
Worst Pianist
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-10
Rains Cool State

OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug. l0-iPl
Oklahoma was many degrees
cooler today following rains which
swept the state Sunday.
The fall varied from a cloud
burst at SaDulpa. where an esti-
mated four inches feIl In half an
hour. TO showers in other sections
OF the state.