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La gaceta., 1935-03-09

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IlidariZandoSe con SUI conducta y
asumiendo las mismaS reSpon-
sabilidades que 81 en- la question
del alijo de armas.
-Ha regresado de la Ameri-
ca del Sur, sin haber podido sos
tener ,peleas de importancia, el
gladiator vasco Pauline UZcu-
dun, que en- un tempo aspire a
la corona de SUI categoria. A los
periodistas declare que ell rendi-
miento monetario habia result
tado superior a Sus calculoS.
-Dentro de pocos diaS en-
lpezara a actuar en- teatroS de
! Espana la compania dramatica
Guerrero-MendHza, que ACADIA
de regresar de BUenos Aires y
otras ciudades argentinas.
-Recibieron sepultura EN-
Canarias los cadaveres de Do
mingo Cepeda y Dolores y Eff
genia Acosta, victimas de un
accidente automovilista ocurri-
do en- Las Palmas. Tn autom6-
vii Sc precipit6 sobre un grwpo
que presenciaba ell paseo de Car
naval, causando esas tres mUer-
ties Y heridas graves a otras cua
ltro personals.
La gaceta., 1935-03-09

Los principles diarios no Sc
han publicado hoy en- la Haba-
ma. La Prensa Guiana defiende
su libertad, la libertad que es
justa y sencilla.
Batista ordeno colocar la NOR
daza Y los "ohicos" Sc rebelaron
Con ellos con los decentes, con
los que Sc deben a la verdad y
detestan la calumnia y ell chan
tale, esta nuestra simpatia.
La gaceta., 1935-03-09

La policia no ha podido en-
|contrar a los in%dividuos que "a
,saltaron ell pante6n del marques
Naldecillas, en- Valdecilla,
SaSfander, destrozando los hue
SOS del "ariSt6crata". Valdeci-
LA Sc llamo en- vida don Ramon
Pelayo e hizo su capital en- la
isla de Cuba.
-Alcanza va a dos milloneS
de pesetas la subscription mi
ciada en- favor del primer mi
nistro Alexandra Lerroux, jefe
del partido Radical. Lerroux ha
dado instrucciones para que So
10 Sc acepten donativos de ami
gos y correligionarios,
lie ha sido admitida la re-
nuncia del cargo de vocal de la
comision juridica ases9ra, al
DIR. Niceto Alcala Zamora, hijo
del presidente de la Repdblica,
que es catedratico de la Univer-
sidad de Santiago de Compos-
tela.
Entire las victimas del tenn
La gaceta., 1935-03-09

Ell teniente Coronel Pedraza
ACADIA de ser nombrado gober :
nador militar de la Habana.
Dispone de soldados, marines,
policias, canones, barcos, aero :
pianos, rifles, bombas, metralla
w.. aceite de ricino.
!. Sargento aver, cumplia las or
pes, buenas o malas, que lie
IAN los viejoS oficiales. Hoy
%pernador, teniente coronel
stente dictador."
ldo porque ell coronel
Nh patriota y experiodis
ia, Sc kena en- no renunciar,
en- ser PTesidente sin mando.
La gaceta., 1935-03-09
BATISTA DICE TENER ABB
SOLUTA C~ONFIANZA EN-
Ell EJERCITO


bana, MARIO 3. --Todos los
constituencies de los
quedar II sui endidos
pmanana de hey y Ia isIa
La gaceta., 1935-03-09
Noticias Cablegraficas CondeI

derN gREaSa Ell que HdUI-
pfudadanos que fueron
DniS durante los amos de
gobis de Don Manuel Aza-
, 1935-11-24
MEETING
IS COMPLETED
Trades May Have Strong
Effect In Coming

DAYTON, O., NOV. 23.-P-Base-
balls Trader Horns" homeward
bound from the minor league meet
ing. looked back Saturday mt several
deals which may make or break
pennant hopes in 1895.
1t was generally agreed that the
Cincinnati Reds and the st. Louis
Cardinals benefited most from the
swaps and purchases made az The
three-day meeting which closed
Friday.
The Reds, In buying George NC.
Quinn. left-hRnded first sacker from
the Newark Bears OF the Interna-
ticnal loop. secured one of the best
or the minor league crop. baseball
men said.
The Cards, In trading second
baseman Burgess Whitehead TO the
Giants for pitcher Bud Parmalee,
got Just what they needed. another
starting hurler. experts said.
Cincinnati added five players be-
sides McQuinn to its roster.
Lee Slime, right handed hurler,
AhittE AA1iH Vic NAAAbG Gun III IN uchA
which sent infielder Joe Morrissey
and some cash to the Chicago club.
BIZ Raimondi, young catcher, was
bought from the Oakland team
while Hug Walker. outfielder with
Toledo last year, engineered his own
deal in going TO the Reds. Another
deal brought the Reds pitcher. Ear
Cook and third baseman Lee Hand
ley, from Toronto for cash.
Hank SEVERED. who caught fol
Cincinnati long ago. and has man.
aged San Antonio in the Texas
loop for the last few years. was
signed as player-manager OF one OF
the Red farms in the South Atlantic
or Piedmont leagues.
"A flock Of other big-time deals
were rumOred MS ccnsummated. but
announcements were withheld until
the big league meeting in Chicago
December II.
, 1935-11-24
Kittens Roll Up
Fine Record In
Grabbing Title

MERCEDES, Nov. 20. - Coach
Cecil Beans Mercedes Junior High
school Tiger Kittens closed their
1885 season this week with seven
wins and one tie out Of eight starts
70 become undisputed Valley Jul
nior high school champions.
The kittens rolled up q total OF
90 points In the eight games to -
for their opponents. The only games
with close results were o 10 Tor
felt from Brownsville and q TO
decision c the weslaco Panther
kittens. The tie game was played
with the Mission Eaglets, ending
&C.
thirteen Tiger Kittens will re-
ceive Junior high school letters and
four Of them viii graduate into
the Mercedes high school Tiger
SQUAD. Junior letters viii be award
Ed to Capt. Thomas Bonner, j. p.
Bvrn. George Ayila, James Brave,
shannon B0othe. Frank Marin, Al
bert Garcia, Archie Moss, lsmael
Marroquin, Robert Rodriguez, Rob-
ert silva, j. II. Riley and Manager
Gene Runnel. Bonner, Boothe, Byrn
and Brave are the four who viii be
lost to the Kittens next season. but
they will be members Of the Tiger
squad.
other members Of the Kitten
squad this season included Alexan-
der Aguilar, Dan Billings. Ted Boil
lier. Pedro Closner, Billy Brave,
robert de In Tore. Alonzo Cara,
savas Galvan, Wilbur Hoekstra,
Ross Lee, Verge Pylant. Charles
settles, j. d. Wilson, Sam Wood and
sam Weatherly.
, 1935-11-24
JUNIOR tilt
SLATED HERE
McAllen Bullpups to Play
Eaglets Tuesday
Afternoon

Brownsville and McAllen football
teams will get together for the
first time since 1929 here Tuesday
afternoon when two scrappy jun
Tor aggregations tangle on Tucker
Field beginning at 3 p. m
The old Brownsville McAlen
vf1valry came to an end In 1929
when the Eagles stepped up into
Glass "A" competition. McAllen
Juniors long have been real powers
IN the Valley. one year claiming
The state championship. and this IS
ehe first year in recent times that
the Eaglets have gone In for junior
football.
The Eaglets. coached by Bob
Jackson with assistance OF John
Cooper, have taken to football en-
Enthusiastically, and they T looking
forward to the McAllen contest.
Bobs youngsters, who have been
scrimmaging against st. Joseph's
during the past week, have played
four games this season. They de-
feated St. Joe and Harlingen, tied
Los Fresnos once and were defeat
ed by Los Fresnos once.
The locals lost their quarterback
when Jackie CLAIR suffered q frae-
tured leg IN scrimmage. but Law
renee Herrera, center, Is slated TO
cali the PLAYS against McAllen.
Coach "Napper" Davis Bull Pups
have played nine games this sea-
son. winning five, tying two and
losing q pair. They defeated the
Mission juniors last week 900.
, 1935-11-24
GreyhoundS Keep in Race
By Beating BearkatS 200

SAN BENrTO, Nov. 2s.-The san
Benito Greyhounds took the Ray
mondville Bearkats In their stride
Friday night by a score Of 70 to 8
to remain In the race for confer
ence runner-up honors which will
be decided finally in q Thanksgiv-
ing Day game ut McAllen.
The Hounds did ell Of their
scoring In the first half with the
Bearkats bearing down In the
second half to score one touchdown.
The Hounds were unbalanced BY
the Bearkat shift and were penal
lied ten times for offsides. Ray
mondville had the edge In punting
and also received q break on such
bad kicks as were gotten off with
San Benito offside. Crowell and
Coleman shone on offense for the
visitors with Carrots, Captain Joe
and Julias, outstanding on defense.
Kennedy and Morgan got off some
pretty runs for San Benito with
Parker doing fine work IN the line
and Cantu looking good at end In
spite OF illness.
San Benito opened the game by
kicking off to the Raymondville
20 and Raymondville punted out
Of bounds on the San Benito 20. A
Sam Benito kick was blocked and
, 1935-11-24
DEFEAT
STEERS 2S-l3
Porkers Finally Get Their
Tricky Offense In
Top Form

AUSTIN, NOV. 23.-tR-The uni
versity Of Texas was rooted down
another notch In the Southwest
conference Friday when the fight
ing Arkansas Razorbacks unleashed
a flaShy passing and running at
tack that overwhelmed the Long
horns. 20 to IS.
Arkansas tricky offensive that had
been q constant threat all season
began clicking in the second quar-
t., and the Porkers overcame q
six-point Texas lead and took charge
Of the game.
Texas showed strength at times
but failed TO make the grade In
tough spots. The Longhorn tacklers
were bewildered by the Porkers'
lateral passes.
Jack Robbins, Arkansas back
field flash, gave q brilliant exhibl-
ton of passing, and his driving
slashes through the line from faxed
pass formation were constant
threats. Robbins accounted for most
Of the Arkansas yardage and he
tore through the line for two touch
downs on runs Of % and IA yards.
Texas counted In the opening
quarter when Hadlock, Longhorn
quarterback. returned a punt Is
yards to the Arkansas 20. Sands
went througN left tackle for ten
yardsand on the next play Skirted
his left end for the counter.
A second Porker touchdown was
scored from Texas 35 on lateral
passes, Robbins to Poole 10 Rucker.
Rucker carried the ball over from
the three-yard stripe.
A 60-yard drive accounted for the
third Porker score. Robbins went
20 yards through center for the
score after ~laterals had moved the
bali into scoring territory. An in
tercepted pass paved the way for
the final Arkansas touchdown, Rob-
bins taking It through center from
the i4-yard line.
The Longhorns' second counter
came In the last period when Pit
ger crashed the Arkansas tackle
for a yards and Atchison passed TO
Arnold for Is TO the Arkansas
three. Atchison skirted left end for
the touchdown.
, 1935-11-24
WIN
OVERLAFERLA
McAllen Gets Firmer Hold
On Second Place BY
400 Victory

McALLEN, Nov. 40. - McAllen
High school Bulldogs laid firmer
hold on the runner-up position in
the Lower Rio 0rande Valley dis
trict 40-B football chase Friday
afternoon when they swamped the
La Feria Lions by a score Of 40 to
o.
Capt. Charles Overstreet and
Tony Trad, left end, entered their
bids for All-Valley honors by their
line play In this as well as other
games ON their schedule. Overstreet
received one l7-yard pass and Trad
took one for 10 yards. both OF which
resulted IN touchdowns, and shared
other aerial offerings throughout
the afternoon.
The Bulldogs scored twice in the
first quarter, twice in the second.
once In the third and again in the
last period. La Feria drove to the
McAllen 7 In the third period for
the Lions only serious scoring at
tempt. One attempt at the line and
three incomplete passes prevented
the Lions from scoring.
In the first period. Hartshorn
passed to Trad for 10 yards and the
first touchdown, Hartshorn con-
verting on a dropkick. Jack Rucker
took McMinn's pass late In the
jeriod on the Lion 40, Harrod made
II around left end for the Bull
dogs and Hartshorn slashed through
left tackle to score and then drop
kicked point.
In the second quarter. Harrud cut
loose with a 37-yard sprint around
left end to the La Feria IS. went
around the same end for IA more
naming four yards and touchdown.
Hartshorn ~dropkicked goal. Soon
after the kickoff, Virgil Smith in
tercepted McMinn's pass on the
Lion 40. McAllen was penalized 5
and Hartshorn slipped through
right tackle. reversed his field and
raced A yards for the next score.
He failed to convert.
The third quarter score was
sensational. When La Feria failed
to score after four attempts from
the McAllen 7 in the third, Har-
rod cirCed right end for 81 yards.
Hartshorn passed 80 yards to Trad,
then passed IA yards to Over
street. Hartsh0rn hit the line for 8
more and the touchdown, drop
kicking too low.
The last score was made when the
Bulldogs forced the Lions to their
own 8 and Macher punted TO his
own 20. Smith made two yards at
the line and passed to Overstreet
for II and the marker. Smith hit
the line for point. The Bulldogs
have not been scored upon i'm a
home game this season.
Summary: PasseS-La Feria tried
30. completed 3 for 40 yards. "a in
complete, 5 intercepted; McAllen
tried II. completed s for lot yards,
4 incomplete and one intercepted
Punts-Machner for La Feria
punted six times averaging 25 yards.
Moreno punted once for 81 yards
and McMinn once for 4 yards: W.
Smith punted twice for McAllen,
averaging 26 yards. First downs
McAllen is, La Feria 10. Penalties
LA Feria two for 20 yards meal
len six for 30 yards.
, 1935-11-24

NEW YORK, NOV. u. NJ
FRANKIE Kick, San Francisco vet
cram. bounced back into the middle
of the lightweight picture Satur-
dav by virtue Of a decisive victory
over Youthful Al Roth of New York.
Klick, old as fighters go. had a
few stormy sessions In Madison
Square Garden Friday night until
Ne called on the ring craft he had
perfected through the years. He then
set out TO give Roth q boxing lesson.
weighing 1881, Kick won the
unanimous decision In ten rounds
before $500 persons who paid APP
uroximately SIS. 900 to see the fray.
roth weighed 1914.
The victory put Kick In line for
m semi-final bout with Lou Ambers
before climbing into q ring again
with Tony CanEoneri. champion Of
hna division.
, 1935-11-24
Home ELEVEN
GRABS BREAKS
Webb County Aggregation
Scores Twice Early
In Contest

a.
LAREDO, Nov. "a. - apitalizinR
xuly on the breaks and recovering
rownsville fumbles. the Laredo
GERS got back In their winning
stride here Friday night 10 wallop
me brownsville Eagles for the first
time In the history Of football
composition between the two schools.
The score was i2-1.
The defeat ruined Brownsvilie's
hopes OF a possible tie with the
Robetown Cotton Plckers for sec
end honors In District i6-A.
The Tigers began the game with
rush In the first half, puncturing
ne Eagle pay-off parallel In the
tiret and second quarters.
TIE Webb county boys started
scoring activities In the first min
utes OF the game when they gain
Cd possession Of the ball on the
Ealge 10 shortly after the kickoff.
Wilkinson stabbed the line for the
marker. The trs for point was
unsuccessful.
The second tally came in the
final moments Of the second canto
with George Pappas prancing ten
yards for the touchdown. Try for
Eoint was unsuccessful.
The third quarter featured q
punting duel in which neither side
gained q decided advantage.
Xavier Quintero, Brownsville
back, reeled off several spectacular
runs. but was brought down before
serious damage was done. Nc
Davitt and McNair also turned in
some good work In the Brownsville
backfield.
, 1935-11-24

Corpus Christi has another d.
trict l6-A championship in th
bag, providing the BUGS whip Rob
town Thanksgiving In the renewJ
OF their old classic in the Port Cit,
The odds will be all in favor 0
the BUGS, but there Is still an out.
side chance OF a victory for Rohs-
town. That would throw the cham
pionship into q tie between the
BUGS and Cotton PickerS.
All three Of the leaders-Corpus
Christi. Robstown and Kingsville-
were idle over the week so far rs
district competition was concerned,
and the activity centered in the
lower brackets. The Laredo Tigers.
playing on their home fled,
smeared UP Brownsville's hopes OF
tying Robstown for second honors
in the district BY defeating the
Eagles 1910 the Webb county
'ty. The Eagles viii have to de-
feat the Harrington Cardinals here
Thanksgiving If they are to get an
even break for the season.
Harlingen and Edinburg battled
to q 1918 tie on the Bobcat home
field Friday night. The Bobcats were
trailing 1877 In the final quarter
when Wilbur McClellayd, Bobcat.
intercepted q pass IN the flat zone
and crossed the goal line standing
up. The try for point failed.
, 1935-11-24
M'Nabb Stars In
A. & |. Victory

R1NGSv1LLE, Tex. NOV. as.-A
The Jevellnas OF Texas A. Az /.
wound up their football season FRI
day with n Ia To 0 victory over 50.
Edwards University OF Austin.
Johnny McNahb. Javplinm ace
haltback, started the scoring In the
lirSt quarter when he ran ia yards
ior a touchdown. Brown Thompson,
guard, saatched a tumble i'm the
second quarter and galIoped 30 yards
lor the second counter. Carson kick
ed both points.
~. Edwards made two threats IN
SIDE the Javellnas' 2O-yard stripe, the
most dangerous one coming near the
END OF the game when the invaders
MANAGED 70 get within yard OF
the goal.
, 1935-11-24
Daniel Baker And
Southwestern Tie

BROWNWOOD. Tex. Nov. 23.-tPl
The Daniel Baker Hillbillies and
Southwestern University Pirates OF
Georgetown battled TO a 6-6 tie I'm a.
Texas Conference gridiron contest
here Friday night.
The Pirates scored field goals In
the first and last periods, both
coming off Quarterback Couser's toe.
The Billies put over a touchdown
in the final quarter when McCulley.
reserve end, took a pass from Payne
and negotiated six yards to cross the
goal.
, 1935-11-24
London Zoo Pet
Drops Old Mask

LONDON Up Nelson London
zoos famous 102-year-old cockatoo,
is flabbergasted.
At his-or her M-age. the thing
Is simply too confusing to brood
about. For Nelson" after more
than a century of strutting in mas
culine guise, has laid an egg.
Already famous through having
been wounded In the World War,
blinded in one eye by flying glass
during a Zeppelin raid and then,
years lat suddenly recovering per-
feet sigi w, Nelson" balks at this
latest fe-t.
Once Nelson" had deposited the
egg. he-or she-warily circled It
once or twice, and then refused to 60
near il.
, 1935-11-24
laredo TIGERS CLAW UP BROWNSVILLE EAGLES Il TO 0


McAILEN, Nov. 2S.-McAllen in
nlur High school Bullpups banked
the Mission Junior High Eaglets here
Thursday night by q score Or 70 70
0 In The first Junior high game pIav-
Cd mere this season beneath tie
lights at McHi athletic field.
Dcrias and Cantd scored Meal
lens three tuuChdownB III thp WY.
ond and fourth quarters Each team
made eight first downs.
, 1935-11-24
Odd Fellows Champs
Medics Meet

CORSICANA. Nov. 2S.-uH- Odd
Fellows Home OF COrsiCana won the
championship OF District 22-B for
the third year In q row Friday night
when the club smothered Workman
nc workman, 1910, and earned the
right To meet the Ennis Lions, Dis
trict ALB in bi-distrfct competition.
Odd Fellows advanced to regional
competition last year.
, 1935-11-24
AGGfEs REST

CoLLEuE STATION. Nov. "a
Rl--The Texas Aggies. resting frnm
competition this week. mapped mans
Saturday for their battle on RvIp
field Thanksgiving Day with the
Texas Longhorns.
The Aggies took time out for nrac-
tice Friday 70 listen u rrnorts AZ
the Arkansas Texas game, which
Texas lost. 20 to 10.
, 1935-11-24
MEXICO SENDS GOD TO RIO

RIO DE JANEIRO Up Alfonso
Reyes. ambassador or Mexico, un-
yelled a statue OF the Aztec god Of
flowers In the botanical gardens
here. The statue was a gift to Bra
I'll from the Mexican government.
, 1935-11-24
SHREINER IN FINAIR

BEAUMONT, Nov. 23.-PE The
powerful Mountaineers OF Schreiner
Institute went into the state Junior
college football finals Friday night
BY trouncing the Lamar College
Cardinals, 20 to Q.
, 1935-11-24

Substitutes: Raymondville =
Kluckman, Flores, Reasonover. San
Benito-Bowie, Campbell, McCalpin,
Cantu. Kyser, George.
Penalties: Raymondville Is yards,
San BenIto so yards.
Passes: RAymondville completed
five for 81 yards, ten Incomplete,
two intercepted. San Benito, four
completed for 81 yards, seven in
complete, one intercepted. First
downs: Raymondville nine, San
Benito seven. Officials: Davis,
referee: Osborn, umpire; Hall. head
linesman.
, 1935-11-24

yards Cor q first down. San Benito
punted 10 the Raymundville 30. "A
Raymondville punt was blocked
and II was San Benito's bali on
the Raymondville %. San Benito's
first down put it on the Raymond
Vile Is but a jab at the line and
three incomplete passes gave Ray
mondvIlle the ball or her own 20.
Raymondville registered q first and
then lost the ball on her 30 on a
tumble. Kennedy passed TO Wlllett
for O touchdown and kicked point
to make the score Z to 0. Crowell
returned the san Benlto kickoff
II yards TO the San Benito 40 but
Raymondville was forced to punt
to the San Benito IL as the first
period ended.
Kennedy Gains
The second period opened with
Kennedy tearing off q 38-yard
gain. Hofling was knocked out and
San Benito made a first down as
Raymondville was penalized Is
yards for roughing. Hofling went
over for a touchdown a few plays
later. Kick for point was wide and
the score was - to o. san Benito
kick off to the Raymondville Is
and recovered a Raymondville
tumble OH the IA. Kennedy passed
to Morgan for a touchdown and to
Cantu for point, making the score
20 to 0. Remainder Of the period
consisted OF punts. penalties and
passes but no more points. The half
ended with Raymondville punt
ing 10 her own AZ.
Raymondville began a sensation
al drive in the second half with
San Benito kicking off TO the
Raymondville 80. Burnett passed to
Holder for ii yards and o first
down. Carter intercepted a Ray
mondville pass but San Benito was
forced to kick and 1t was again
Raymondville's ball on her own 20.
RaymOndville kicked to the San
Benito IS and Coleman intercepted
q San Benito pass. Raymondville
then completed two passes for 10
yards each, made a first down on
running plays and then put the
ball in scoring position with an
other pass which gave the visitors
a first down on the San Benito
20. Another first down put the ball
on the Vineyard me as the third
period ended.
San Benito intercepted a pass on
her own IS but the ball Immediately
went back to Raymondville on the
next play on q tumble. CrOwen ran
around end for the necessary "a
yards and touchdown. Raymond
vile again opened up with a bar
rage Of passes but this attack did
not click as before. Near the END
Of the period Morgan shook OH
tacklers for a 40 yard gain TO take
the ball deep into Raymondville
territory. The ball was IN the Ray
mondville 24-yard line when Nc
Calpin passed TO Cantu for a first
down on the Raymcndville i've
ward line. Before the players could
line up the game was over.
Starting lineups:
Raymondville-B) Cos. Benito
Holder ................... Dehock
Left End
Joe Garrett Co ........... Carter
Left Tackle
Storey
Left Guard
Huff Ayoub
Center
Wide ..s..... AAN
Right Guard
Julian Garrett ....... Parker (c)
Right Tackle
Dear WHICH,
Right End
Burnett KENNEDY
Quarterback
Crowell Morgan
Left Half
Cara Reeves
Right Half
Coleman k1OAAALl6
Fullback
Substitutes: Raymondville
Rluckman, Flores, Reasonover. San
Benito-Bowie, Campbell, McCalpin,
Cantu, Kyser, George.
Penalties: RaymOndville 10 yards,
San Benito so yards.
, 1935-11-24
StandInrs

I-WttIttO IUfItIttu NIttOfIes 70
In Joya. Mission and Pharr-San
Juan-Alamo after discovering that
one of her players was inelIgible.D
Games Nov. %
Weslaco at La Feria.
San Bcnito at McAllen.
P.-S. ia. at Donna.
Harrington at Brownsville.
, 1935-11-24

The only bone OF contention left
in the Valley "B" district football
chase Is that Of r~unner-up honors
to the Donna Redskins, defending
champions who came through a
tough schedule without a defeat.
The Redskins will be hosts TO the
Tri-City Bears Thanksgiving and
the Indians will be tnp-heavy ia
vorites to complete their regular
schedule without a defeat.
The McAilon Bulldogs now hold
the second place slot I'm the stand
ings. but they are TO tangle Thanks
giving with the third-place San
Benito Greyh0unds. This fray viii
determine which club is to finish
second to the Redskins.
The San Bunitans kept IN the
running Friday night by defeating
the Raymondville Bearkats 20 to 6
In a hot tuSSle at San Benito. Nc
Allen continued To flash improved
power by rolling over the La Feria
Lions to the tune OF 400.
Other games saw Weslaco down
Rio Hondo 1877 and Mission down
Mercedes 1876.
Interest Thanksgiving naturally
will center on the San Benito-Mc-
Allen fray for Il Is certain TO be a
hard fought encounter and Ii will
be for whatever honors the Red
skins have left for other Valley "B'
clubs.
, 1935-11-24
HOUNDS, DOGS
ARE TO MEET
McAllen-San Benito Tilt To
Determine Runner-Up
Valley Honors

VALLEY "B" DISTRICT
Results Friday
McAllen 40, La Feria o.
Weslaco 10, Rio Hondo 7.
Mission Is. Mercedes 6.
San Benito 20. Raymondville g..