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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-10-02
Indy CONTINUES SURVEY

The Lindberghs are continuing
their survey of the flooded areas
in China. Accompanied by a
Chinese doctor and carrying med
icines Col. Lindbergh flew to a
place where the Chinese are al
most starving. The Chinese didn't
know what it was all about and
supposed that food was being
brought to them, and it was with
difficulty that Indy was able to
get away unframed. He said the
worst thing about the experience
was the realization of their inabil-
ity to relieve the suffering.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-10-02
Pleasant Valley Home Makers

The Pleasant Valley Homemak-
ers club held their last meeting at
the home of Mrs. Max Belcher on
September 22nd. The project TAX
en- UP was dry cleaning and Miss
Bellamy, assistant county home
demonstration agent was present,
She furnished cleaning naptha
end laso spot removers. The dem
%onstration proved satisfactory.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-10-02
NOTICE

The south part of McCone coun.
ty will have their All club ach-
ievement day, Saturday, October
10th in the fair building. The fol
lowing clubs are to bring or send
all the garments, garden products
and corn for exhibits: Circle, Cow
Creek, Weldon, Horse Creek, Wat
kins, Beauty Valley, Brockway,
Lost Creek.
The following program is to be
given:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Boys
teams
Report-Lauritz Ormo on 4lH
club camp
Report on Billings trip
All Club camp pictures, lantern
All Health Pageant
Your best All club program
Exhibits
All club song
Games and Folk Games-Mrs.
Hall and Mrs. Reinemer. Get
acquainted games and games
to be played in club.
Lunch: Baked potato, pickles,
sandwich, beverage: milk for All
club youngsters; pie, fruit pie
preferred. Apples served by Amer
lean Legion.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-10-02

WE can never be sure just what
wv makes an infant restless, but
the remedy can always be the same.
Good old Castorial There's comfort
in every drop of this pure vegetable
preparation, and not the slightest
harm in its frequent use. AS often as
Baby has a fretful spell, is feverish,
or cries and can't sleep, let Castoria
soothe and quiet him. Sometimes it's
a touch of collie. Sometimes constipa-
ton. Or diarrhea-a condition that
should always be checked without
delay. Just keep Castoria handy, and
give it promptly. Relief will follow
very promptly; if it doesn't, you
should call a physician.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-10-02
White Mullins

First Prize-Anna Eggebrecht,
Vida
Second Prize-Lucile Schillinger.
Vida
Third Prize-Jean Krebsbach, Vida
Whole Grain Mullins
First Prize-Bernice Casterline,
Vida
Second Prize-Martha Eggebrecht
Vida
Grains
COrn-EarS
First Prize-Wayne Nefzger. Vida
Second Prize-Walter Schillinger,
Vida
Third Prize-Dordon Dallman,
Vida
Fourth Prize-Billy Casterline,
Vida
Corn-Bundles
First Prize-Dean Nefzger, Vida
Second Prize-Clyde Schillinger,
Vida
Third Prize-Vernon Ahrens. Wolf
Fourth Prize-Clair Schillinger,
Uida
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NORTHERN CLUBS
EXHIBIT AT VIDA

Continued from page one)
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New Clubs


Two new Homemakers' clubs
We're organized in McCone county.
One at BONN with Mrs. Dalton
Brown, president, Mrs. Melvin
Skyberg, Secretary and Mrs. Hen
ry Anderson and Mrs. Chas. Cook,
Project Leaders. Their next meet
ing will be On October "a, Dye
ing and remodeling clothing.
The second club was organized
at Nickwall with Mrs. Frank Mel
son president; Mrs. Florence Poor.
vice president; Mrs. Carl Hill, sec
rotary. Their next meeting will be
held on October Doth. A demonstra-
ton on Dyeing will be given by
the home Demonstration.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25
.SHARKEY RUNS
OUT ON FIGHT
Terrible Cob Refuses Tc
Meet Camera, The
Side Show Freak

NEW YORK, Sept. 25-UF-
Primo Camera may make that sec
ond New York appearance OF MS
next month but II appeared a bit
improbable today that the big
Italians opponent would be Jack
Sharkey, the Boston sailor man VII
still can talk a good '!ght-
Promoter Jimmy Johnson has had
Camera and Sharkev booked Tor
some time to clash In a l5-round
bout at Ebbets field. Brooklyn. Oct.
l but yesterday the bout was showed
back to Oct IL on Sharkey's plea
that he had injured the little fing-
er or his left hand and would not
be able to 90 through with the
battle on the earlier date.
The new date OF Oct. II was the
New York state Athletic commits
sion's idea and not Sharkey's. Jack
maintained that he would not be
In shape 10 fight Camera that
soon and when asked point-blank
whether he planned TO 70 through
with the match then replied with
a flat and decisive mo"
So the whole matter was uD IN
the air along with johnson. Jimmy
went scurrying around yesterday
and discovered that Tommy Lough-
ran. the clever Philadelphian, was
perfectly ready and willing 70 meet
Camera. Loughran may get the
shot either on Oct. I or Oct. ~.
Cameras manager. Leon See, pro-
tested vehemently against any
postponement ard said Camera
would be prepared to fight Lough-
ran on the first and Sharkey on
the 18th.
Loughran would be outweighed 90
pounds by Camera but the Phila-
delphian Is used TO giving away
weight. He conceded Victoria Cam
polo so pounds and nearly knocked
out the huge South American re-
Gently and has whipped Max Baer
Ernie Schaaf and Tuffy Griffithc
as well during the last few months
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25
SERIES
CLOSES TODAY

HOUSTON, Sept. 25-P- The
Birmingham Barons and the Hous-
ton Buffaioes will meet under the
arc lights here tonight In the last
and deciding game of the 1881 Dixie
series.
The two teams travelled back to
Houston yesterday. tied at three
all as the result OF Birmingham's
sensational comeback when the
Barons hammered four Buffalo
pitchers Wednesday for % hits and
IA runs. The two teams were
travel-worn when they arrived in
Houston. but there was no lack Of
confidence.
Tonight's hurting duties were
assigned to jerome Dizzy Dean.
illustrious Buff youngster. and
Bob Hasty. veteran OF many major
and minor league baseball cam
paigns.
We're hitting now. and nc pitch
er can stop u.s." was the ringing
statement attributed TO n OF the
Baron stars.
The Bluffs we're equally as conf
dent that Dean who limited the
Barons to eight hits and one run
in Is innings In his two other
appearances against them, would
hurl the Texas champs to victory.
Some OF Deans most creditable
performances have been under the
lights.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25

Helen Hicks
And British
Star Clash

BUFFALO. ". y Sept. $50
A sturdy 20-year-old American
girl today stood between Miss Enid
wilson. towering British champion.
and the final round In the Wo-
mems National Golf championship.
The task OF blocking the Eng
lis.. girls challenge fell 20 Miss
Helen Hicks or Hewlett. Nv. ". long
hitter and one OF his country's
top ranking players
The other semi-final . itch
brought together the defending
champion. Mrs. Glenna c,llett
Ware. of Phill deipha. Who S cam
paigning for the sixth champions
ship. and Miss Virginia Van VIE.
22-year-Old Chicago star.
Miss wilson and Miss Hicks adj
vanced TO the semi-finals BY 4 and
3 victories over Miss Marjorie Kerr,
another English star, and Mrs.
Leona Pressler. or ian Gabriel,
Calf. respectively. wv
Mrs. ware remained In ne ru4
ming by scoring an impressive y
and 4 triumph over Mrs. Leo Fed
erman. OF New York. while Miss
Van VIE provided a sensation by
defeating Miss Nfaureen circuit OF
Enrlewood. NJ. ~. q and \.
In 1928 and again last year Miss
Van VIE lost 10 MRS. Ware In the
final for the United States tile.
Miss Hicks and Miss wilson
played each other two years ago
in the British women's champions
ship, and Miss Won ven
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25
HORNED FROGS
GET REAL TEST
Louisiana Tigers Rated Al
One Of Outstanding
Elevens

FORT WORTH, Sept. 25.-Boast-
ing q powerful running attack, the
Tigers of Louisiana State Univer-
sity viii take the filed against an
equally strong Texas Christian
University football team Saturday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. A colorful
game should take place. as both
teams have their respective ma
chimes built up almost entirely with
veteran men Twenty-Five letter
men make up the nucleus OF the
team from the deep pinelands Of
Louisiana. The Fort Worth team,
with only unlettered man In the
starting lineup will furnish the op-
position for what should be o Bit
terly fought contest.
Heading the list OF the Tigers In
the way OF ability viii be Butler
and Bowman in the .ackfield. Both
of these men can run 100 yards in
10 seconds, and both OF them have
many long runs to their credit.
These boys will hold down the half
back positions. Neither Of them
are the hard, bruising type or play
ers, but depend upon their speed
and deception. Almokary, the big
boy OF the Tiger backfi--d. will
bear the brunt Of the passing and
punting. He l. the bruising type
OF runner who likes to hit the boys
hard.
Supporting the fast Tiger back
field, will be a 200-pound. fast
charging line. The Horned Frogs
viii be matched in size by the big
Louisiana line.
Taking the Tigers seriously, the
Frogs have put ir q week Of hard
work In preparation for the tilt.
Coach Schmidt will throw his n
tire strength into the starting line
UP in hopes OF stopping the wide
sweeps and hard line bucks Of the
Tiger. backs.
Starting the game for the Frogs
will be Pruitt and Salkeld. ends.
Boswell and Howell, tackles: vaught
and Evans, guards: and Townsend,
center. In the backfield, Spearman
and Dennis. hel-~-; Hinton, quar-
terback, and Captain Green at full.
For the Tigers will be wilson and
Fleming, ends: Captain Khoury and
Powell, tackles; Terrence and
4 Moore. guards; --cLain, center; Og-
den, quarterback; Almokary and
Bowman, halves; Smith, fullback.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25
Prepares
For Simmons u.

AUSTIN. Sept. 25.-Wi.h pomp
and ceremony King Football will be
ushered into Austin Saturday when
the University Of Texas Longhcrns
entertain the Cowboys OF Simmons
q. in the opening game of-the sea-
son at Memorial Stadium. Assist
ing In the affair will be the famous
Cowboy Band, internatio n ally
known Simmons organization, and
tie Texas Longhorn Band. which
viii be making its first appearance
Of the year.
The visiting music-makers. led by
Y. p. Kuhn. thei: old drum major
who Is now a Univ erSity student,
viii stage q downtown parade Sat-
urday morning and later at the
game will vie in noise-making with
the Orange and White aggregation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25
Aggie Freshmen
Warm Up With
100 Youths Out

COLLEGE STATION. Sept. 25.-
Grey-jersied Texas Aggie freshman
football candidates in large num-
bers are working out daily on the
Kyle Field practice grounds under
the direction Of Head Freshman
Coach Roswell Higginbotharl and
his assistants. Ninety-eight men
answered the first call for fresh
man football players and more are
turning out every day.
The Aggie freshman coaching
staff for this year includes four
men in addition to Coach Higgin-
botham. all Of them former Aggie
football players. B-rlow CBones)
Irwin Is freshman line coach and
Dutch" Dillingham;, Roscoe Van
Zandt and Ralph Dorsey are as
sistant freshr- n line coaches. The
freshmen probably will be divided
into three squads after the prelim-
mary workouts.
Among the freshmen who reported
this week were many former high
school stars. The list includes M.
M DisEcs WtotdCO, 7 ~ AAicAs
KoSse; w. l.. Young. San Antonio:
G. r.. Burgess. Hale Center: r. w.
Russio. Houston: Mick" Willis. San
Antonio: Waiter Bunker. San Mar
cos: Herbert Stanford. Waxahachie:
Denery Picard. Dallas: Wharton
Jordan. Fort Worth: Odell Concley,
Amarillo: Basil Spain. Decatur;
Weldon Griggs. Decatur: Herbert
McClain. Breckenridge: Stapp Max
well. Leonard: Rankin GOode, OIL
ney: Morris Jones. Carmona: Will
liam Kimbrough. Haskell: j. b.
Roach. Decatur: l.. O. Kelly. San
Antonio: John Grove. Milford: r.
A. Loe. Waxahachie: Eugene Hurst,
Fort Worth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25
BENEFIT SHOW
FOR FIREMEN
Craig Beats lie Blanc In
Straight Falls
Here
(By Staff .-ember)

HARLINGEN, Sept. z5.-valley
amateur boxing and wrestling tai
ent will gath here tonight when
Ernie Stephens stages a benefit
program for the Harrington fire
mems fund.
The program includes 40 rounds
OF boxing between Valley amateurs,
several graphing matches and a
miniature burlesque show.
Boxers have been entered from
all over the Valley. Brownsville.
San Benito. Harlingen and Meal
len are furnishing a large portion
Of the talent. An amateur card at
Brownsville recently drew around
5000 fans.
All OF the funds derived from to-
nights card will be turned over TO
the Harlingen firemen. Ernie has
announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25
Teams To
Play Saturday

The Louisiana State university
Tigers. scheduled, to battle Texas
Christian university Frogs tomorrow.
In Fort Worth, will hold q short
practice session today on the T. c.
u. field. This game viii headline
the Southwest conference program
tomorrow when six OF the seven
conference t.aris swing into action.
The Tigers arrived in Fort Worth
early today, and are in good condi-
ticn with the exception Of injuries
TO Billy Butler and Joe Keller.
halfbacks. The Frogs spent yester-
day polishing up their offense for
the Tigers.
At Fayetteville, the Arkansas RAJ
zorbacks made ready for their bat
Tie tomorrow against the College Of
Ozarks. Coach Thomson sought to
perfect a passing attack, while
Coach Basses drilled his linemen
on blocking and charging.
Today viii be one Of light drills
for all Southwest conference teams
except Baylor university. The Bears
remain idle this week. and are due
to stick to their ard practice
grind.
Tomorrow the University OF Texas
Lonshorns, last year champions,
battle Simmons in Austin: the Tex
as A. and M. Aggies play Southwest
ern IN College Station; Southern
Methodist Mustangs win gallon
against the North Texas Teachers
college in Dallas, and Rice institute
battles the Sam Houston Teachers
IN Houston. All Southwest confer
ence teams except r. c. U. are ia
vorites. The Frogs are even favor
ties with the Louisiana Tigers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25
VALLEY BOYS
ON AC SQUAD
Especial to The Herald)

COLLEGE STATION, Sept. rs
Among the outstanding candidates
for end positions on Coach Madison
Bells 1881 Texas Aggie gridiron
machine are Ray Murray Mercedes,
and Luther Bell, Harlingen. Al
though Murray's home is now at
Mercedes. he played for two years
on the Harlingen high school eleven.
and Bell played for three years at
the same school.
Murray, although a sophomore.
has impressed the Aggie mentors
with his height. speed and pass
catching ability. He won his fresh
man numeral in 1880. Bell was A
squadman In 1890 and Is using every
bit OF knowledge he gained during
this campaign IN a game fight FOR a
regulars berth this year. Bell has
the added distinction OF being a
lieutenant colonel In the A. a. M. COL
lege cadet corps this year. and as
such he will have command OF the
cadet composite regiment. composed
OF cavalry. engineer. signal corps and
band units.
willis Nolan, letterman from
Santa Rosa, and Earl Rudder, sopho-
more from Eden. are staging a great
battle for the position Of center.
IL Is likely that each will see a
good deal Of service during the COM
ing year. Willis brother. r. z. No
Ian. Is a candidate for a tackle posi-
ton. having won his freshman foot
ball numeral in 1890.
Jacket Backs
A pair OF Aggie sophomore backs
probably will become well known 70
opponents and TO Southwest Con-
ference football fans before the seas
on Is v They are Clifford
(Frenchy) Dominique and Rue Bar
field, both Of whom call F>rt Arthur
home. Barfield and Dominique play
ed with the Port Arthur team that
tied for the state intercholastic foot
ball title in 1929 with Breckenridge
high school. Dominique Is a quarter
back and Barfield a halfback. Each
Is above the average I'm punting
passing and running with the ball.
Barlow (Bones) Irwin. former
Aggie Southwest Conference
guard. has been helping j. G. tKlep-
to) Holmes. Aggie line coach. tutor
the varsity linesmen. but this week
Irwin will assume his duti1s as
freshman line coach. Irwin PLAYED
for the Aggies In 1e23-24-25 and later
coached at st. Marv's University IN
San Antonio for three wears. He
will have charge OF the line on the
freshman first or "A" squad this
fall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25

The chunky little F~rencnAan
came back strong in the second
setto and apparently had Craig in
a bad way on several occasions.
However. Craig o seized lie Blanc
and dunked his head into the mat
heavily and piled on for the second
straight fall.
Dutch Heffner. Ohio State foot
bali player. won the semi-final in
straight falls, defeating Singh Co
bar. The gridster took the first
In IL minutes with a half hammer
lock and the second In ter with a
cradle rock.
Nelson OF Corpus Christi beat
Mills of Fort Brown in IL minutes
with a hammer lock In the opener.
All ladies will be admitted free
at the bouts next Thudsday, Steph-
ems announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25
enna Tie HERALD PORTS SECTION enaz
: =
7ne
Sports
Spade

y
By NTGHTFALL Wiley fans
VIII know what to expect from
the coming football season. The
Brownsville high school Eagles will
try their wings against the Pan
theirs at Weslaco. OF course this
game has no bearing on the Valley
pennant chase but II will clamp
the ampmeter on these two clubs.
After riding on the crest OF a vic
torious wave for two years the
Eagles have been f1oundering IN the
troughs. Perhaps signs Of recovery
may be seen IN the game today.
WITH witt, Diggs and Jamison
gono, the Weslaco squad should
not be as strong this season as IL
was last year. The Panthers ac-
knowledged no peer IN the Valley
last season with the exception OF
the Harrington Cardinals.
THE KINGS X season - off
Tor four squads today. Donna goes
20 Edinburg for q district q
counter while the Mercedes Tigers
will invade the kennels OF the San
Benito Greyhounds. Coach Claude
Dailey's Donna team IS looming as
z real powerhouse unit. Barring an
unset. the Redskins are slated TO
give the Bobcats q handy whipping.
Mercedes will likely 60 down be-
fore the Hounds also. Gumy Soils.
the ignition system OF the Tiger
machine, Is gone. On the other
hand. the Hounds have Hogan Bill
leu back. The Hounds have the
inside track today.
SATURDAY the Pr. Arthur-val-
ley feud will be renewed at the
Outside city when the Harrington
Cardinals pay their respects to
Coach Tom Dennis and his yellow
Jackets. This feud began some three
years ago when PIT. Arthur whipped
Brownsville in the bi-districts and
went on to tie Breckenridge Tor
the state championship. Last sea-
o the Jackets came to the Valley
and were surprised by the Cards.
Rektorik,s clan carried them out
TO. II u memory Is correct. On
the home grounds. the Jackets will
have their stingers out to even the
count. The Cards will entrain to-
night at Harlingen following a brisk
workout.
GEORGE CRAIG Is making a
big hit with Brownsville wrestling
bugs. Fans here are still arguing
over the Craig Edwards affair. The
Rrapplers usually surround them
selves with a bit OF hokum. but
that yarn about Craig being a
blacksmith bears the ,okth OF the
Association for the Prevention or
Prevarications. George formerly
was the chief assistant blacksmith
with the Sells-Floto circus. Craig
can whang the ten-pounder with
the best OF them. The blacksmith
visited with his circus friends In
San Antonio recently
TWO VALLEY boys are slated TO
start IN the Aggie lineup Saturday
against Southwestern University.
They are Luther Bell OF Harlingen
and willis Nolan OF Santa Rosa.
Floyd Garrett, former Edinburg
Junior College star. will likely play
part Of the time for the Longhorns
Saturday also.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
CBy The Associated Press
(~Includtng games OF Sept. 24)
NoffonaI u~auu.

AkuC4uuAuB game oI sept. Z4D
National. League:
Batting-Hafey. Cardinals, $50:
Terry. Giants. $40.
Runs-Terry. Giants, 100: Klein,
PhiIlies. 40.
Runs batted in-Klein, Phillies,
12i: Terry. Giants. 1l3.
Hits - Terry. Giants. 2i2: L.
Waner. Pirates. 2f1.
Doubles-Adams. Cardinals. as:
Berger. Braves. ~.
Triples-Terry. Giants. 20: Her.
man. Robins. Is.
Home runs-Klein. Phillies. 81:
OFT. Giants. %.
Stolen bases-Frisch. Cardinals 20:
Martin. Cardinals. II.
Pitching-Haines. Cardinals. won
II. lost 3: Derringer. Cardinals
won IL. lost g..
American League:
Batting - Simmons. Athletics,
$50; Ruth. Yankees. 1872.
Runs - Gehrig. Yankees. f59;
Ruth, YANKEES. IA.
Runs batted in-Gehrig. Yankees
i7G: Ruth. Yankees. 155.
Hits-Averill. Indians. 206: Geh-
rig. Yankees. 205.
Doubles-Webb. Red Sox, @;
Alexander, Tigers. 46.
Triples - johnson. Tigers. ID:
Blue, White Sox, IS.
Home runs-Gehrig, Yankees. As:
Ruth. yankees. A.
Stolen bases-Chapman. yam
KEGS, 81: Johnson. Tigers. 80.
Pltching-Grove. Athletics, won
81. lost 5: Marberry, Senator'S, won
IS. lost A.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25
BY HUGH s. FULLERTON, Jr.,
Associated Press Sports Writer

Not content with leading the
Philadelphia Athletics iE their
greatest pennant- winning season
in the American league end be-
coming the first left handed
pitcher ever to vii. 80 major league
games, Robert Moses Grove, evil
IDENTIFY IS out to set q record for
the boys TO shoot at for a good
many years.
Grove already has tied n
American league record by win
ming IS straight games earlier this
season and seems to have clinch-
ed a new major league pitching
mark as he won his thirty-first
game OF the year yesterday. So far
the southpaw king has lost only
three games against his 81 vic
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25
Craig Defeats
lie Blanc

George Craig. iikeable little Tulsa
blacksmith. won the main event on
the Brownsville wrestling card
Thursday night by beating Tony lie
Blanc in straight falls.
Craig and lie Blanc were well
matched and they gave the fans a
lot of action. The Tulsa black
smith won the first fall in Is min
utes with a body pin following a
series of dizzy flying mares. Time
after time Craig wheeled lie Blanc
over his shoulders to slam him into
the mat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-25
~Fledglings Win

LYFORD. Sept. 25.-Tne Harlin-
gen high Fledglines defeated the
Lyford Bulldogs here Thursday aft
ernoon 1870 when Doraho and Sapp
p~unctured the home line for touch
downs.
Coach Broad used every nan on
the Harrington second squad.