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The Washington times., 1931-11-19
Hunter Shoots Self,
Walks to HOSDit1L

Eugene Ruffin, colored, 80, Of
218 B st. N. W., walked into Prov
idence Hospital early today, and
announced that he had a terrible
days hunting. The only thing he
shot was himself.
Ruffin said that he was coming
to Washington from Alexandria
when his gun was accidentally
discharged, inflicting painful
wounds in his left leg. His condi-
tion is not serious.
The Washington times., 1931-11-19
Y.W.C.A. to Present
Program Sunday

A Thanksgiving program will
be given at the Young Women's
Christian Association next Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock.
The Rev. A. L. Stevenson, of
Salem, Va, will deliver an address
on hymnology as part of the pro-
gram arranged by Mrs. Edwin b.
Parker, Miss Mary M. Burnett
and the music committee.
The Washington times., 1931-11-19
Enter Here" Sign
For Burglars Good
Idea, Too, Maybe

They're thinking Of putting
swinging doors on the office
of the Allen and Mitchell Com
pany at 1918 E st. N. w.
For the third time in less
than a month, burglars broke
into the establishment. They
knocked the combination knob
off a safe but we're unable to
open the safe door. Entrance
was gained by forcing a win
dow.
On the first previous occasion
the robbers stole 5000 and on
the second, $T5.
The Washington times., 1931-11-19
Rhode Island Head
Calls Extra Session

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 10
O.SO.-A special session of the
State legislature was called for
Tuesday by Governor Case yester-
day to consider a special taxa
tion program to raise funds for
unemployment relief.
The Washington times., 1931-11-19
SAT Velvet Rugs

Close, firmly woven
of strong yarns in many
stunning designs copied
from finest Persian.
Red, rose, ruEt and tan.
\9x12 size.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
HOUND, CARD
GAME TODAY
Many To Attend Grudge
Battle Between
Old Rivals
(BY staff Correspondent

HARLINGEN, Oct. 23.-Harlin-
gen may nov be q Glass "A" team
and San Benito still in Glass "B'
but TO the spectators IN the stands
here today 10 was Just a renewal
Of the annual gridiron grudge be-
tween the high school elevens or
the Twin Cities.
The San Benito Greyhounds en-
tered the game with the Cardinals
at 3:45 this afternoon as the under
dogs but yer thought 10 have a
chance TO upset their confident
opponents. Their main object viii
be TO stop romping Jimmy Law
renee. Card quarter.
Both teams tapered off for tire
annual fight III practice Friday and
all players eligible TO participate
yer in good shape.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
.ACCIES HERE;
EAGLES LEAVE
ScorPs and Fish to Tangle
AT ; p. NJ; High School
Plays Corpus

Football was the order OF the day
in Brownsville Friday.
Early in the morning a bus bear
ing Coach Ben Brite and % high
school Eagles left for Corpus
Christi where they will engage the
BUGS tonight in a non-district
game. The Brownsville crew has
been able to beat Corpus Christi
only one time in the history OF
competition between the two schools
and the Eagles hope 70 ring up q
second victory tonight.
Coaches Roswell Higginbotham
and Bones Irving and twenty-eight
Aggie Freshmen hoped off the M
r. here this morning for their en-
gagement at 3 D. m. with the
Brownsville j. G. Scorpions.
The chances are" Higginbothan
said, that our boys will take q
beating. but the freshmen are 60
ing TO give the Brownsville team I
real battle"
The Aggies r hampered by in.
jurieS, the coach said. Three tackles
and an end are on the Injured list
They r Wharton Jordan. Fl
Worth. who has a bruised hip: w
l.. Bunker, san Marcos. an injured
wrist; j. q. Cooper, Schulenberg
IS III; Robert Conoley. Fl. Worth
has an infected foot. Bill Young o
san Antonio has a broken finger.
The Scorpions were set for TIT
battle with three exceptions. Bill,
Summers. Johnny McNabb and DO,
Lawrence may not see service.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
IKE'S DOCCIES
TAKE ANOTHER
McAllen Juniors Score Two
Touchdowns Against
Mission
Especial to The Herald)


MISSION, Oct. o. Scoring a
touchdown in the second and fourth
quarters, the McAllen Bullpups took
another big step on their road TO
Valley Junior High championship
honors here Thursday.
The game was a well played az
fair with the McAllen boys having
a slight weight advantage which
showed in the line play. Both scores
came from passes caught by Gum,
lanky Pup end.
The game started with Mission
kicking. McAllen was held for
downs and kicked. And this Is the
way the first period OF the game
went with neither OF the teams
showing much. However in the sec
ond quarter the McAllen boys open
ed up a little and in the final min
utes Of the first half. the Pups
completed a fine pass for the first
marker. The third quarter was
played near the center OF the field,
and II was not until the game was
about over that the McAllen lads
were able to get the ball in scoring
distance Of the goal, and again
passed for the second count. with
a McAllen backfield man kicking
the goal.
Next week Emory's bunch engages
George Vests papooses from Don
ma. and should they come out or
top of this game. McAllen has
hopes Of a night game with Mule
Browns mighty little juniors, in
McAllen, which should draw a fail
crowd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
Rumos of Trades Keeping Up
Interest of Fans in Baseball

base and the pitching staff won't be
harmed by the addition OF Dizzy
Dean, Tex Carleton and Ray Starr
who. among them. accounted for &c
victories in the minors in 1881.
One Of the most interesting pros
poets in the American league is
Frank CroSetti, who batted .345 with
San Francisco. He'll try to land the
shortstop berth with the New York
Yankees.
Washington Is looking for a hard
hitting outfielder and might be will
ing 70 use Bumps Hadley or Joe
Judge to get him. On the Other
hand, Johnny Gill from Baltimore
may fill the bill.
II Charley Gehringer's arm fails
to return TO normal he may be
shifted from second base to first
with big Dale Alexander going into
the outfield where more punch is
needed.
Still searching for batting punch,
the Boston Braves have picked I'D
Oscar Eckhardt from the missions
where he hit a tidy 1856. Art Shires
also will be wearing a Brave uni
form next season and probably will
be the regular first baseman in place
Of Earl Shelly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23

OBrlen took the second WITH a
series OF his specials" These con-
siSt OF bear-hugging his opponent,
rushing him into the rope aid
bringing him back out with a slam.
Brown took the third fall after
some vicious milling. eliminated by
an out and out smuggling bee. The
Fl Paso product punched OBrien
dizzy and then slammed him sew
eral times.
Craig was no match for Guthrie.
The big salt Lake radio crooner
whanged the smaller man around
the ring in no uncertain manner.
After laboring manfully for 81
minutes, Craig got the big grappler
into position for the blacksmith's
pile driver" Guthrie Tipped out
OF 1t and pinned the smithy.
Guthrie's wife vas getting hungry
about that time. SO she told him:
Get it over Elmer and let's 60
eat"
Elmer must have been hungry
too, for in 80 more seconds he took
the second straight fall with a
series OF slams.
And 50, five minutes later the
Guthries were peacefully enjoying
a repast at a downtown restaurant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23

the bail from scrimmage. Only the
snapper-bsck and the two players
on either SIDE OF him may not run
with the bal until 1t has passed
from the hands OF ar eligible ball
carrier.
On forward pass plays. five men
are eligible receivers. They are the
two end men on the line OF scrim-
mage and three Of the four backs.
The fourth back 0. course Is the
pssser. In the accompanying dia-
gram II Is shown how even the CEN
ter L. eligible TO receive g forward
pass
A legal ball-carrier may at any
time pass the ball in any direction
except tow I'd his opponents goal
and any other player Of his team
may catch the pass. may recover II
IL muffled OF fumbled. and may run
with It. pass Il backward or kick It.
All players OF the defensive team
may legally intercept passes thrown
by the offensive team and I'll with
the ball. They also are eligible to
recover fumbles and may advance
the ball II they recover i before Il
strikes the ground.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
,ACCIES, BEARS
! TO PLAY AGAIN
Ponies After Fifth Win
In Start Against
M Centenary
By BILL PARKER,
Associated Pres Sports Writer

1F1 800
DALLAS. Oct. %. R)-The re-
newal Of football rivalry between
Texas A. g. NJ. and Baylor; the first
eastern invasion Of the University
OF Texas 10 play Harvard, and
Southern Methodist's bid for her
fifth straight victory feature the
Southwest Conference gridiron sche-
dule this weekend.
In 1925 athletic relations between
A. e. M. and Baylor we're severed.
Tomorrow the III feelings Will be
forgotten and these two schools will
resume athletic relations IN the only
Southwest Conference champion
ship game.
Tems as Harvard.
Baylor, tied with Southern Metho-
Gist and Texas Christian for the
conference leadership. employed o
fine passing game TO beat Arkansas
last week, 10 10 7. A. g. n. los: a
stubborn battle 70 Texas Christian.
9 20 o. The Aggtes win be at the
pinnac.e for the Baylor game since
all regulars are :rSe OF serious in
tur3es.
Having won two eouthwes. con-
ference championships In four years.
the University Of Texas invades
Cambridge 20 play Harvard with a
passing attack prepared especially
Tor the crimson eleven. This game
VIII be one Of tire outstanding inter
sectional tits. with Harysrd to-
favorite, but due 10 get a SUPERB
battle from the Texans.
Grl1tharn HfaNNO|tct ire ~ rhp
few andefeated 1881 teams in the
country. will take on Centenary to-
morrow n nrliss The Southern
Methodist team hs-S scored four con-
secutive wins. registered l03 points
and held opponents 70 E6 points. In
1927, Southern Methodist lost q II
70 IL battle to Centenary. Tomorrow
will mark their first meeting since
1927, and like the Mustangs. the
gentlemen will enter the game with
a 1881 undefeated record.
Frogs vs.. Cowboys
Tonight at Abilene. Texas Chris
tian will play Simmons University.
Coach Schmidt plans to use reserves
in this game, saving his regulars for
next weeks conference game against
the University OF Arkansas al Fay
etteville. Texas Christian and Sim
mons played a 0 TO 0 tie last year
on a rain drncehed field.
Victorious last year. 81 to O, Rice
Institute Is at Tucson, Ariz.. TO play
the University OF Arizona tomorrow
in what is expected to be an easy
game for Rice's brilliant running at
tack.
The University OF Arkansas. de-
feated in two conference games this
year. takes on Louisiana State at
Shreveport. Louisiana whipped Ar
kansas q TO u last year, and Is
favored to repeat tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
VALLEY COURSE
\ \ = 4 \
IS NOT so ARID
= 4 4 = 4
VISITOR STATES

SAN BENITO, Oct. 23.-Although
he has played yer 252 courses. the
Rt. Rev. Irving p. Johnson, Epis-
copalian bishop OF Colorado thinks
that the municipal course here is
one OF the best that lie has seen.
But there certainly are more
water hazards than ! expected TO
find in such an arid country" he
added regretfully as a ball pumped
into a lake.
He was eight strokes under the
nearest player in a foursome further
composed OF Rev. Hugh Robertson.
San Benito Presbyterian, z. B. Wells
and w. B. Hinkly.
He Is visiting his brother. Rev.
W. Z. johnson OF San Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
Races Give Much
To Charity Fund

CHICAGO, Oct. 23-tPt- Haw-
thorne has dumped approximately
S65 900 into Gov. Emmerson's fund
for relief Of the unemployed. boost
ing the total charity offerings by
Chicago tracks beyond the 100000
mark.
"A crowd OF nearly 10000 attended
Hawthorne's charity card yester-
day and admission. along with
money saved In reduced purses and
a cash donation by the Chicago
Business Mems Racing association,
made it the biggest charity day In
Chicago this season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
Game Sought

CHICAGO. oct. 23-R-An at
tempt is being made to bring to-
gether a college football team and
a professional eleven in a charity
game at Soldier Field late in Nov
ember or early in December.
Gov. Emmerson's relief commits
sion has offered the date TO Davis
Elkins College OF Elkins, w. Va,
undefeated to date. and the Chi
cago Bears Of the National Profess
SiOnal league.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
CONTESTS
UP SATURDAY
Micks Hit Tough One In
Pittsburgh, Line 10
Said Excellent

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-R-A lot
OF light probably viii be let in on
the middlewest football situation
tomorrow.
Ohio State sprang into n menac-
ing position last week by trouncing
Michigan. Tomorrow the Buckeyes
brightest hopes or darkest suspi-
cions Will be verified when they
tackle NorthwesDern's powerful
Wildcats at Columbus. Co-cham-
pions OF the Big Ten last year and
rates just as strong this season,
Northwestern rules favorlte.
Notre Dame has magled Indiana
and Drake and played Northwestern
to a scoreless draw IN . game that
proved nothing. due TO weather
conditions. Tomorrow Rockne's
heritage TO Hunk Anderson will
meet Pittsburgh, which Is described
as having the best line in the east.
If not the best eleven. According
to reports. the Notre Dame line is
not all Coach Anderson wishes but
the Irish will be favored TO win as
long as they can recall defeats no
more recent than 1928.
Minnesota will meet its first Big
Ten opponent in Iowa, and in spite
OF a Is TO 0 defeat by Stanford two
weeks ago, figures 20 win owe the
Hawkeyes. Michigan'5 disappointed
eleven will meet Illinois at Cham
paign, with the old rivalry the
chief attraction. About the only
thing TO be decided when Indiana
meets Chicago, is which is the
better team.
Purdue and wisconsin will handle
the Big Tens intersectional assign
ments for the week, both playing in
the east. Wisconsin is the choice
TO win its second straight over
Pennsylvania, while Purdue. some
what battered in the Wisconsin
game, faces a tough in Carnegie
Tech.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
Champion To Be
On Mound Sunday

Robert Champion. who bloSSomed
out as a nifty little hurler in the
Brownsville Boys Baseball league
this season, Is slated TO hurl for the
Tigers against the Yankees at Tiger
park when these teams clash at 2:30
p. m. Sunday.
Champion. a slim yor2gster. has
improved with every start and is
now one Of the best hurlers in the
city. He started with the Boys league
and hurled his team to a pennant.
He then participated In the ANA
teur league playoff and turned in
several creditable games. Since he
has been hurting for the Tigers.
The Yankees are composed Of Fl.
Brown talent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23

Three Big Games
Will Go On Air
Saturday football broadcasts:

Saturday football broadcastS:
l2:45 D. m.-Yale vs.. Army. Ora
ham McNamee announcer. assisted
by Floyd Gibbons-WEAF VITO
WTAG WEEP WAR WCSH WHY
WGY WHEN WWJ WSAI WENR
WIS voc WHO WOW WDAY
CKGW KFYR WHO'D VILLA WSUN
WHAS VINO WJDx WOAI KOA
WFBR.
l2:45-Navy VS.. Princeton, Bill
Munday announcing-WBAL WBZ
WBZA KDKA KWK WREN CWJZ
scheduled 10 come on after 5000.
l2:00-Yale VS.. Army. Ted Husing
announcing extensive WABC-CBS
chain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
Brown losses O'Brien And
Guthrie Beats Geo. Craig

Cactus Pete" Brown and liner
Guthrie turned out to be q couple
Of idol topplers here last night.
Brown made Pat O'Brien. erst-
while favorite. appear just q weary
old man. Guthrie had Geo. Craig,
Tulsa blacksmith, under control at
all times and to all appearances
could have tossed Craig any NOM
ent he made up his mind. And 50
a couple Of idols went down.
Brown, for the first time, turned
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
NIGHT GAME
FOR M'ALLEN
Bulldogs Will Play Tigers
Under Floodlights
Tonight

McALLEN, oct. 23.-Playing under
the floodlights OF Legion Park in
McAllen. the Bulldogs will launch
their Glass B" schedule Of the sea-
son tonight.
The game will be played by o
weakened Dog outfit with Karam.
mighty plunging fullback, and
Freddy Webb. halfback, on the In
jured list. and probably unable TO
see service In the fray. Both Of these
backs have been on the sick list
this week. Down at Mercedes that
team will be without the services Of
their regular center, Mitchell, who
received q broken shoulder in the
Mercedes Mission tilt last Friday.
However, SchmalZried will have
Huxon 20 fill his shoes, and no doubt
McAllen's offense will feel the full
power OF that defensive Mercedes
line, which has held four strong out
fits to a q score for the four. which
Is an honor for any team.
The game should be well attended
as 1t will be something novel In the
way OF night football. and 1t will
give Valleyites q chance to see Just
how McAllen will stack up in the
B race this year; for II they get
by the Tigers. the Dogs will be well
on their way toward %runner-up
hcnors.
Starting for the two clubs will
probably be:
Mercedes McAllen-
Green ........-. j. Hays (Capt.)
Left End
Trolinger o. Yates
Left Tackle
DlllOn RI. Duncan
Left guard
du4On ID. foTQ
Center
welsh MCNey
Right Guard
Van Burg ID. Dean
Right Tacgle
Ewing II. 0ldIp
Right End
Entire (capt.D .......... J. ChidloT
Quarterback
6dlley SIldTp
Right Half
dager II. Jones
Left Half
j. Ballenger ............ G.. Karam
Fullback
II will be interesting to see how
Green, smashing end On the Tiger
line, will be able TO check the line
p~lunging backs from the Palm city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
CBy The Associated Pre-

(By The Associated Press
DOVER, O.-Patsy Perroni. Cam
ton, O., knocked out Privo Ubaldi,
Italy. 81.
EVANSVILLE, Ind.-Billy Prick,
Huntingburg. o~utpointed Cyril Har-
desty. Evansville, Q0).
FLINT, Mich-Tony Herrera. Fl
Paso. Tex, outpointed Babe Her
man. San Francisco. G0). Carlos
Herrera, e. PaSo. ~outpointed Don
Mcleod. Worthwhile. Mich, 6).
McKEESPORT, Pa.-Lou Petrone,
Boston. won on foul from Eddie
Brannon. Pittsburgh, ~.
SACRAMENTO. Calf Midget
WolgaSt. Philadelphia, outpointed
Chato Laredo. Mexico. 00). Ernie
Peters, Reno. o~utpointed Young
Kosky. Santa Rosa, az.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
Driving Contest
AT Llano Course
(Snecial 10 The He-aldl

MERCEDES. Oct. 22.-Owen w.
Stone. manager Of the American
Llano Grande Country club. states
that a large number OF entrants are
expected to be at the club Sunday
morning to enter the driving con-
test. Prizes are to be awarded.
The Weslaco Rotary and Kiwanis
clubs are staging a golf tournament
at the course.
Pairings are as follows: c. M.
Sheriff. and Harry Solether VS..
Woody Caruthers and Harry Rat
lift: DR.. r. w. Glass and M. r. Arm
strong VS.. Judson Friday and Reed
Lehman: Newell Waters and j. A.
Knapp VS.. Harry Merchant and Fred
Turner: j. L. Compere and Jess
Sewell VS.. Luther Hughes and Glynn
Schuepbach.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
Mandell VS.. Lenny

CHICAGO, Oct. 23-tPl- Sammy
Mandell, former lightweight cham
pion OF the world, will return TO
the Chicago stadium where he de-
Tended his title in 1929 as a prehm-
mary boxer.
Mandell has been signed to meet
Ralph Lenny, clever Jersey City
welterweight, in a ten round prelim-
mary TO the championship battle
between Bat Battalino, world feath-
erweight t~itleholder. and Earl
Mastro, Chicago's contender.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
Mule Browns Boys
Defeat Weslaco Jrs

SAN BENITO. Oct. % San
Benito's junior high school grid
sters handed the Weslaco Juniors
a whipping. ~ 10 IL. az WeSlaco
this week. Fausto Montalvo and
Clos Lawson making two touch
downs each.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
Thompson to Put
Title on Line Today

BOSTON, oct. 3-tP- Boston's
first championship bout since 1920,
slated for the Boston Garden to-
night, appeared today to resolve
Itself into a battio between stamina
and experience.
Young Jack II .ompSon OF Chi
cage. welterweight champion OF the
world had the experience and clev-
erness on his side OF the ledger. The
~rhallenRp-. Lou Brouillard Of Dam
ielson, Conn, seemed physically the
more fit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23

OBJ CO

Ninety-nine out Of 100 football
fans. If asked TO name the greats
Of any football era. would readily
recall the Thorpes, Hestons, Ecker
sails. Gipps and Oranges. The one-
hundredth might possibly enumer-
ate a few Heffelfingers, Hi1keys,
Kecks and Mullers.
The answer Is simple. Ball-car-
riers score the spectacular touch
down runs and make the headlines.
Players In the line remain out OF
sight.
Perhaps II never occurred 10 you
that eight players OF the offensive
team are always eligible to carry
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
By HERBERT w. BARKER,
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK. Oct. %. Rl-Football
holds the sports page headlines these
DAYS by right OF ancient preceden:
but baseball rumors are bound by
no particular season of the year.
More trades and lineup changes
have been made-on paper-in the
last month or so than the sixteen
major league managers actually
made all last season.
Perhaps with good reason. most Of
the rumors have involved the Chi
cago Cubs who acknowledge Rogers
Hornsby as boss. Picked TO finish
one-two in the National league race
last season, the Cubs finished q
disappointing third behind the 81.
Louis Cardinals and New YORK
Giants.
Hornsby and the Cubs owner
William Wrigley, already have an
nounced that Hack Wilson has play
ed his last game In a Cub uniform
and the pudgy outfielder has been
on the block ever since his suspen-
sion without pay for breaking train
ing rules. Pat Malone, the big right
handler from Central Pennsylvania,
Is another whose welcome In Chi
cage has worn a bit thin.
Hornsby has his eyes on Chuck
Klein and Pinky Whitney Of the
Phiilies but has small hopes OF
landing either one. The Phillies
have announced definitely that
Klein Is not for sale.
The champion Cardinals apparent
ly are pretty well set for another
year although third base may prove
a problem before long. The Cardi-
mails are grooming Burgess White
head from Columbus as an eventual
successor 70 frankie FTisch at second
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23

on the steam dead ahead and
O'Brien was badly o~utwrestled. The
Mexican chap, who learned his
graphing around e Paso under
Matty Matsuda, wonderful little
Jap. was faster, more clever and
apparently just as strong as O'Brien.
The first fall was a fluke. After
about 80 minutes OF fast milling,
O,Brien pinned Browns shoulders.
Referee Dutch Hoeffner patted
O'Brien's back and the Irishman
loosened up. He had no more done
this than Brown came from under
like a whirlwind and pinned the
Irishman's shoulders and Hoeffner
awarded the bout to Brown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-23
Lyford Defeats
Hound Seconds
CBy St. Co. oSpondent.

SAN BENITO, Oct. 23.-Lyford's
Bulldogs defeated the San Benito
Greyhound second and third string
ers, u TO 6, Thursday afternoon, all
the scoring being done in the first
half.
Joy made the first Lyford counter
and Baldridge the second while
Scaief scored for san Benito.
The San Benitans lost several
chances to score.
Linelps:
Lyford Pos. San Benito
Joy Dodson
Left End
Pearson Pitts
WnSenant CLdrk
Left Guard
DeVlne Miller
Center
MLtOn L0VeIeS
Right Guard
Right Tackle
Gulett BURKE
Right End
MlCCEcLl Au1AilS
Quarter Back
Baldridge ............. Tankersley
Left Half
trout ISN1Onu
Right Half
ObAd1cA .ssssss GOOdI
Full Back
Substitutes: Lyford-J. Mitchell.
Prator. Johnson. Clawiter. San Ben
ito-Kingery. Brown. Scalef. Stat
ford. Amador. Thornton.
Officials: J.. Newman. referee:
Potter, umpire; Harris. head lines
man.