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, 1935-05-05
BARRIERS HILL
TEXAS CHAMP
Donnaite Only Valley Boy
To Place in Big
Austin Meet
Especial 70 The HeraLdl


AUSTIN, May 4.-Martin Red
Stuart Of Donna, the Valleys pheno-
minal quarter miller. won the state
championship in his chosen event
here Saturday by covering the rain
soaked track In SEA. breaking the
tape we'll ahead of Patterson OF
HillSboro, his nearest competitor.
Stuart was the only Valley athlete
to win a place in the state meet, but
In coping the quarter mile ne up
held the Valleys precedent Of win
ming at least one first place. eStab-
liShed by Jack Ellington OF Browns
vile and Pat Clifford Of Weslaco.
Two years ago after relatively un-
impressive work in the Valley. Pat
put everything he had into one leap
TO win the state title in the broad
Jump.
Last year Ellington breezed home
ahead OF the field In the century and
also placed second in the go TO give
the Brownsville Eagles a tie for sec
ond hcnors In the state meet.
Stuart TO Return
Although Stuart's time was far
from impressive Saturday in win
ming the quarter mile, he will get
another crack at the state record OF
40 seconds flat as he has another
year Of high school competition
coming up.
Stuart won the Valley district
title by running the quarter mile at
Brownsville In 50 seconds flat and
he clipped seven-tenths OF a second
off that In winning the regional
crown.
In the San Jacinto Relays In San
Antonio. the Valley flyer rambled
the distance In 81 seconds flat. Push
ed to win while running the anchor
leg on the relay Stuart was clicked
in so seconds flat at San Antonio.
The track at Austin Saturday was
extremely poor due to heavy down
pours Of rain and that was the chief
reason for Stuartls relatively slow
time. The state high school record
In the 40 was established last year
by Horace Taylor Of Luling who COW
cred the distance in 40 seconds flat.
Stuart was the only Valley athlete
to place in the state meet this sea-
son. Molly" Mars OF Stuart Place
failed to place In the discus although
he Is able to toss the platter around
l27 feet. A heave Of 126 feet. five
inches was sufficient for Hughes Of
Lsmesa TO win.
Norwood Black Of Rio Hondo,
Valley and regional half mile cham
pion, failed to qualify at Austin. He
had been running the distance IN
around 2:05. Cardwell OF Fort Worth
won SATURDAY. by travelling the dis
lance in 2:02.5.
Haas Gets 9 Points
Neither the Brownsville nor
Donna relay teams qualified. Donna
had been clicked as low as 3:328.
Abilene took this event Saturday in
1902 time.
In addition to Stuart, two other
athletes from this region won places
here Saturday. Charley Haas Of Cor
pus Christi football fame won the
century in 10 seconds flat and he
placed second TO Smith Of Here
ford in the go. Shoemate Of Edna
was the other athlete from the
south Texas region 70 win places.
He took fourth in the high hurdles
and also tied Tor fourth in the high
jump.
Billy McDavitt OF Brownsville was
qualified in the century and bread
jump but he failed to get into the
finals. The Brownsville relay team.
made up Of Xavier Quintero. Louis
Fernandez. Louis KowalSki and
Clifton Schrieber also failed 70
qualify.
, 1935-05-05

Faced with five postponed games
as well as five regular contests, the
Fort Brown Yankees. firSt-hah
champions Of the Brownsville Play
ground Ball league will get back into
action Monday night by taking on
the Eagles In a tw1n-bin-
The Yankees were forced TO post
pone all OF their first round games
due to the annual test march and
ether activities at Fort Brown. The
league voted recently for the Yankees
to play off their postponed tits In
the form CT double headers.
The Eagles. formerly a real pow
or In the league. have not won an
encounter 80 far this season. but
they put up a whale OF a game last
week before going down 81 before
the Kiwanis. The Aglilas may catch
the Yanks off stride In the Monday
night tits.
Wednesday the Goodyears will
take on the Elks, and they will be
cunning for a position at the head
OF the percentage column with the
KiviS and Pan-Am Flyers. The
Goodyears are far and away the
most improved aggregation IN the
Brownsville league.
The big fireworks will break out
Friday night when the two league
leaders. the Kiw1s and Flyers. r
slated TO tangle.
The Aviators fattened their aver
age Friday night Of last week by
beating the Elks e-5 In an interesting
encounter.
The box score.
, 1935-05-05
La Feria Veterans
Meet With San Benitc

SAN BENrT0. May A.. Ex-Ser-
vice men Of the La Feria section
win be the guests OF the Sam Jack
son Post NO III Of the American
Legion post at a meeting here Mon
day night, II has been announced
by William Y. Buck, adiutant Of the
local post.
In addition TO the regular bust
ness there will be entertainment
and refreshments. All ~ex-service
men OF the San Benito and La
Feria territories are invited to the
joint session.
, 1935-05-05
BuDGchts Are
Slated Sunday
fsncclai 70 The Reraldl

REYNOSA. May 1.-Two Of the
Youngest matadors In Mexico. Man
uel CervanteS and Jesus Munoz. will
be the star attractions Of the Gin
co de Mayo" bullfight 70 be staged
In the local ring Sunday afternoon.
These youngsters. although only
IL years Of age. are two Of the
most daring buEfighters operating
in Mexico at present. During the
fight the matadorS will pay tribute
to Miguel Gutierrez. who was kill
ed on March ~ at the Mexico City
ring. This Is said To be q very i'm
preSsive ceremony and will add
considerably to the colorful "Cinco
de Mayo" fight.
A strong supporting cast Of bull
fighters has been lined Up to work
with the two youngsters.
The bulls. to be used are OF the
Garabato stock. a we'll known strain
Of fighting animals.
The fights viii get under way at
$50 p. m. with tickets sold al po-
pular prices.
The card is being staged under
the promotion OF Juan B. Calderon
Of Nuevo Laredo.
The Cinco de Mayo fight here
annually attracts a large gathering
Of American bull fight fans.
Lake vanern. Sweden. is the
largest European lake outside ct
, 1935-05-05

CT a youngster getting the thrill OF
his first derby conquest.
The outcome wrote new derby
history. Omaha is the third son Of
a derby winner to capture the Blue
Ribbon prize Of old Kentucky. but
the span Of five years in which the
latest father and son victory has
been achieved in a new record. Sew
en- years separated the first pair.
Halma in 1895 and Alan-a-Dale Of
1902. The triumph Of two Of the
Bradley stars. Bubbling Over and
Burgoo King, we're six years apart.
1926 and 1882.
Omaha Pays $40 to 81
Second choice in the betting at 4
TO /. Omaha paid $40 to win for each
81 ticket in the mutuels as well as S.
top lace and $3.50 to show. The
sturdy sen OF Gallant Fox and
Flambino. winner OF only S3.850 as
a two year old, collected $39.525 net
for his first 3-year-old conquest. The
race carried az ross value of S49. $50.
OF which 5000 went to Roman Sol
der. 5000 TO Whiskolo and $1,000
70 Nellie Flag.
Roman Soldier. backed SO heavily
that black colt went 70 the bearrier
third choice, returned $40 to place
and S420 TO show In the mutuels.
Whiskolo'S show price was $40.
Interference at two early stages Of
the race proved costly to the chances
Of Nellie Flag the temperamental
filly which displaced Today as the
derby favorite over night after 1t
developed the popular G. ". Whitney
colt had pulled up q trifle lame.
with a heel bruise. Nellie would
have returned only $3.50 on the dol
lar II she had shown the way home
TO her gentleman rivals. but she
was never able TO gain a contending
position after being bumped around
impolitely at the start.
, 1935-05-05
Lions Preparing
For Golf Tourney
ESPECIAL to Tht H-ialdi

McALLEN. Nav 4-One Of the
most talked Of events Of the month,
will be the Lions golf match to be
held here May 18th. Lee Hart.
chairman Of this committee. states
that a large number OF golfers from
the various club are getting ready
for the tournament.
The Harlingen Lion golfers have
been winning this event with great
regularity.
, 1935-05-05
THU. Is VICTOR

PARIS. May 4. Rl-Marcel ThlI
Of France. recognized in some quar-
tiers as world middelweight cham
pion. retained his title Saturday
night. stopping Vida Jaks Czecho-
slovlkian challenger in the 14th
round Of a l5-pound bout. Jaks' sec
onds tossed In the towel to save their
man from further punishment. TIL
weighed $50 pounds; Jaks 1857.
, 1935-05-05
Results of State Track
Meet Set Out by Events

AUSTIN. May 4-ResultS by
events in the finals Of the state in
terScholastic league field and track
meet here Saturday were as fol-
lows:
100 Yard Dash
Charles Haas. Corpus Christi;
2-Smith. Hereford: 3-Mont-
gcmery. Midland; 4-Elrod, Joiner
vile. Time. 10 seconds.
220 Yard Dash
Smith, Hereford: 2-Chariey
Haas. Corpus Christi; Screen.
Electra; Cecil Freeport. Time.
22.2.
40 Yard Dash
Martin Stuart, Donna; Pat
, 1935-05-05

80 hit-McBride. % HitS-LeSser
Perkins. Il. Ball and b. Cruhm
Double Play-Lesser to =. Ball. Left
on MISREPRESENTATION 10. Elks 2
Pitching Records-Swan allowed Is
hits. struck out two and walked three
In nine innings: Lauver allowed SIX
hits. struck out three and walked
three In nine innings.
, 1935-05-05
ROMAN SOLDIER
PLACESSECOND
Whiskolo Comes in Third;
Favorites Are Far
Behind
BY ALAN GOULD

CHURCHILL DOWNS. Louisville,
KY, May 4. RHGallant son Of a
gallant daddy, william Woodward's
Omaha stretched his long legs COM
fcrtably Saturday on the cold, rain
drenched surface Of the historic
Downs oval and galloped 70 a
smashing victory in the sixty-first
Kentucky Derby.
While a thoroughly soaked but
highly excited crowd Of nearly 50,-
OOC spectators roared their acclaim,
the big, gangling chestnut colt ad-
ministered a sound beating tc IL
rival 3-year-olds, including the
crack filly favorite, Nellie Flag. and
duplicated the triumph OF his IA
NOUS sire. Gallant Fox. the winner
of the 1880 derby for the New York
banker. whose colorS Omaha also
carried Saturday afternoon.
Running with much the same con-
fidence his daddy showed five years
ago. Omaha steered clear Of the
early Jam. took command on the
back stretch and never was serious
" menaced in the long stretch
drive despite a game finish OF the
powerful black colt Roman Sold
Ter, the Texas derby winner.
A length apd half separated
Omaha and Roman Soldier at the
finish with an outsider. WhiSkolo,
hanging on to take third money.
Whiskolo was four lengths behind
Roman Soldier. but a length and a
half in front Of Nellie Flag. the cap
ricious filly which suffered from ear
ly interference and barely took
fourth money. by a head, from
Blackbirder.
81 F~avOriteS Far Back
The rest OF the big field was well
scattered. with most of the heavily
played choices nowhere. Plat Eye,
after setting the pace for a half
mile. finished eighth. Common
wealth. supposed TO be at home In
the somewhat slippery going, was
tenth and Today, G. v. Whitney's
erstwhile favorite, finished 18th aft
er weakening badly IN the stretch.
Colonel E. r. Bradley's Boxthorn,
the hope OF the 'hard-boots" and
rated a strong contender, never was
In the contention and finished 18th,
beating only st. Bernard and Wes-
ton.
II was a dismal. cherries day,
with a crowd OF disappointing pro-
portions %shivering in the coolest
weather the derby has experienced
IN a blue moon. but 1t was q grand
victory for Omaha and the colors
of william Woodward's Belair stud.
On the track where the great
Earle Sande rode Gallant Fox TO
triumph five years ago. "Wee
Willie Saunders Of Bozeman. Mon
tana. piloted the Fox's son to vic
tory with all the fineSse and re
sourcefulness OF a veteran. instead
, 1935-05-05
standings

Games Sunday
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati al New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston.
, 1935-05-05
TILT POSTPONED

AUSTIN. May A.. Up Rain caus-
ed poStponement Saturday until
Monday OF a Southwest conference
baseball game here between Bay
Tor and the University OF Texas.
, 1935-05-05
Airport Skeeters
Defeat City Team

Taking advantage OF their 5o
handicap. the Airport gunners best
ed a tear OF Brownsville skeet
shooters FRIDAY afternoon 254 20
228. The gunnerS shot two rounds
Of Is each.
TIE scores.
, 1935-05-05
CARDS
ARE VICTORS

BROOKLYN. May a. R,-Pits-
burgh's pair Of aces. Darrell Elijah
(Cy) Blanton and Floyd (Arkyl
Vaughan, got together to produce
a I to 0 victory over the Dodgers
Saturday and even the series az one
all.
Blanton turned In another bril-
liant mound performance for hi
fourth straight hurting triumph. al
lowing only three hits and fannins
six. Vaughan ruined old Tom Zach
ary's side OF the picthing duel b.
betting his fourth home run Of the
season on the first pitch OF the ninth
, 1935-05-05
Standings
Games Sunday

Games Sunday
Oklahoma City at Dallas.
Tulsa at Fort Worth
Houston at san Antonio.
Beaumont at Galveston.
, 1935-05-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Saturday

New York Cincinnati. rain.
Brooklyn 0. Pittsburgh /.
Chicago Philadelphia rain.
st. Louis 3. Boston o.
, 1935-05-05

Games Sunday

Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia az Cleveland.
New York at st. Louis
Boston at Detroit.
, 1935-05-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Saturday

Cleveland /. Philadelphia IL.
Chicago 5. Washington A.
New York-St. Louis. cold.
Boston 2. Detroit 3.
, 1935-05-05
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Results Saturday

Memphis D. ALBANIA 0.
Birmingham 7. Chattanooga 3.
Little Rock .. Knoxville 3.
New Orleans 8. Nashville 4.
, 1935-05-05
Cardinals Win

BOSTON. May 4. Pl-Bill Walk
or shut cut the Braves with thref
hits Saturday while the Cardinal
Knocked Ben Cantwell out with four
straight singles In the seventh to win
n - n
, 1935-05-05
Aggies Defeat
Christians IL

COLLEGE STATION. May T.. lP
The weather helped Texas "A. a.
NJ. win q curtailed baseball game
from Texas Christian University
Saturday Z to 2 and virtually made
the University Of Texas a present
Of the Southwest conference base
ball championship.
A downpour in the first OF the
sixth cut off proceedings here. and
the Texas Baylor game was rained
out al Austin. From yesterdays
standings the University Of Texas
woulG have had to lose all its re-
naming games and T. G. u. win for
the rest Of the season TO keep the
LonPhorns out Of first place.
The rain cancelled the second
game OF the scheduled double head
er here. leaving the Aggies and the
Horned Frogs tied for second place
In the conference standing with four
Wet ries and five losses each.
The Frogs grouped two bingles
with a walk for their two runs In
the third inning.
, 1935-05-05
CHISOX,
DETROIT WIN
Cleveland, Washington And
Boston Are Beaten
In American

CLEVELAND. May 4. R1-Ths
Philadelphia Athletics. occupants of
the American League cellar. walIop-
ed the first place Indians Saturday.
u to !. Foxx, playing third base for
the Athletics. contributed his sixth
home run Of the season. and q triple.
Philadelphia ". 900 ola 0l2-I7 nv u
Cleveland .... Dol 900 o00-i ia
Mahaifey and Berry: Harder, T.
Brown. Galehcuse and Myatt.
, 1935-05-05
Coming Games

Coming Games
Monday Night-Eagles at Fort
Brown %.
Wednesday Night-Gocdyear at
EikS.
Friday Night-Kiwanis at Pan
American.
, 1935-05-05

@N1TWM - IWNWNW
CHICAGO, May a. "Trip Rad
cliffs home run after Mule HAAS
had singled An the seventh inning
gave the White Sox a 5 70 4 victory
over washington In their belated SER
les opener here Saturday.
WASHINGTON 600 $40 OO0--4 I'D q
Chicago ...... O20 100 2Ox-5 Ell
Hadley. Russell and Cotton; Tet-
je. Wyatt and Sewell.
, 1935-05-05

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus /. st. Paul o
Toledo II. Minneapolis s..
indianapolis az Milwaukee, wet
grounds
Louisville at Kansas City. cold.
, 1935-05-05

DETROIT, May 4. R-Detroit
turned back the Boston Red 5ox . to
2 Saturday afternoon In their first
meeting OF the year Joe Sullivan
going the route for the Tigers and
holding Boston 10 eight blows. Fer
Iell was nicked for l2 safeties.
Boston ........ 900 0i0 01O-2 so
Detroit ........ oil 020 l00-5 III u
w. Terrell Hcckette and r. Fer
rell: Sullivan and Cochrane.
, 1935-05-05
T I'M
TEXAS LEAGUE
Results Saturday

Galveston l.. Beaumont o.
Tulsa Fort Worth, rain.
Dallas-O Oklahoma City. rain.
Houston-San Antonio, rain.
, 1935-05-05
BEAT
ELKS 9 TO S
Fort Brown Yankees to Play
Doubled Header With
Eagles Monday

PLAYGROUND BALL
Friday Night-Flyers 9, Elks 5,
STANDINGS
, 1935-05-05

Games this week. Monday-LionS
Highland. Observation-Disclosures
Rio Hondo. ThurSday-Hygeia
Rangervilie. Friday-F1reStone
VS.. High School.
, 1935-05-05

Lake Vanern. Sweden. is the
largest European lake outside OF
huSSla-
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-12
Johnson "A Corpse--The First Casualty Of New Deal'
WALKER LABOR BILL IS kILLEDIN
 SENATE COMPENSATION BILL IS
 APPROVED MINING BILL CHANGED
(By The Associated Press)

JUNEAU. March 12-Athough amended in several respects the Walker labor bill defeated by the when failed to win majority the voting four to four.
 The house approved the three thousand dollars for the Alaska exhibit at the San Diego Fair The House also ap proved the senate Workmens compensation bill
 The Campbell resolution providing that only residents of the area be allowed to work during the present Bristol Bay to put up limited pack of hundred and fifty thousand defeated by indefinite postpone ment after considerable argument
 The House passed the Zegler bill which would make it unlawful to require compel any persons applying for position teacher in Alaskan schools state their relig ious affiliations. The bill now goes to the senate
 JUNEAU, March 12 - With but one dissenting vote the senate passed its substitute to the house mining b amending the existing Staute and raising the levy the graduated scale from hreeourhs to percent five thousand thousand dollars and to four percent incomes million dollars The bill makes special provision for gold but puts all the mining in the classification The bill goes back to the house. It is anticipated the matter will go into conference
 The senate refused to accept and pass the house pen measure the ground that it had not been received before the end of the feth day The bill would have the pension for thirty dollars and forty dollars monthly.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-12
U sc Wins Coast
 Conference Title
 Collegiate B. B.
lBy The Associated Press)

NDy lue ASSOCldleQ HfeSS)
 CARVALLIS, March 12-The Un- iversity of Southern California won the Pacific Coast Conference Basket ball Championship here Monday night by defeating Oregon State Col lege the Northern Division Champ ions, by a score of 32 to 31
 The southern division winners ov- erhauled the leading Oregonians in the last few minutes of play to take the lead and win their first coast hoop championship in three years.
 The University of Washington turn ed them back last year. Oregon state defeated them two years ago. Oregon State took the first game Friday night; Southern California won Saturday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-12
HUCHS JOHNSON IS CLASSED AS POLITICAL CORPSE-THE FIRST
 GREAT CASUALTY OF NEW DEAL"
(By The Associated Press)

DETROIT, March 12-Rev. Charles COughln, reply ing to General Hugh Johnsons characterization of him who appealing to "unatic frnges declared last night radio address that Johnson "a political corpse the first great casualty of the New Deal.
 Johnson charged that Coughlin was using his Pr1esly office to head a revolutionary party
 Coughn defended his right to speak on political pro blems, citizen He drew distinction between his citizen and priest and declared that the const tuition contained nothing dsbar any citizen engaging in activities citizen
 Father Coughln referred to Johnson as representing Wall Streeters and called Bernard Bauch his taskmas ter" He asked his audience to bear i'll will against Johnson saying that he had been cast out of the adminis tion because his plans failure.
 WASHINGTON, March 12-Hugh Johnson denounc- ed Father Coughlin and Senator Long as publc political enemies No 1 and No g." He promised early and de- tailed reply Coughlins Monday night radio address,
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-12
Municipal Election
 To Be Held April
 End City Of Nome

The regular School Board and Municipal Election for the City of Nome is slated for April 2nd this year, just three weeks from today As vet there have been very few murmerings of city politics-wheth- CT the present council of city fath- CTS will seek, reelection, or if some other citizens will seek seats in the council and for Mayor
 At the same time a special cleo ton will be called for the purpose of voting on the bonding of the city and the abandonment of certain streets and alleys to allow for new construction of avenues.
 Activity, probably will be evident within a few days in city politics and this should occupy the atten- ton of all progressive, and civic minded citizens. If they are inter- ested, as they should be, in working out the rehabilitation of Nome this summer, they should assist in all ways in their duties as citizens.
 The question of the construction of a new school building in Nome is now occupying the attention of many civic leaders of the city. During the past several months the efforts of various agencies in Nome have been directed toward securing another fifty thou sand dollars to put with the $5O,OOO grant made to Nome last winter, with which to build suitable building for a school here.
 A bill has passed both houses to appropriate twenty-five thousand dollars, providing that the City of
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-12
GREEK GOVT. DEALS DEATH BLOW
 TO REVOLT-CENERAL kONCYIES
 CAPTURED TROOPS SCATTERED

ATHENS, March 12-The government claimed it had sounded the death kne to the revolt when General Kongy lis captured sending the nsurrections headlong ward the Bulgarian and Turkish frontiers
 Three thousand insurgents captured The gov ernment had eleven dead and tWeny-eigh wounded in it's latest scrimage.
 The government instructed it's legation at Sofia to seek the eXtradon of General Kamanos the rebel military leader and his eighteen associates who fled with him after their defeat yesterday Planes ordered keep close watch seaward If possible Venzcos may escape to Italy Cavalry patrols securing western Macedonia to eliminate the last vesges of rebel activity in that
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-12
President Will Take No Part In The Bonus Dispute Until Enacted Bill Is
 Laid On His Desk In White House
IBy The Associated PreSS)

WASHINGTON, March 12 - Word carried from Capitol Hill that the president intends to take part in the bonus dispute until the enacted bill is laid his desk It also reported that he might suggest either limit to the payment to needy other plan than outright full payment It is to come vote in the house next week
 Both sides in the work relief controversy seemed for quick showdown McCarran claiming enough Vot re-approve his amendment and the administration tending they have enough to keep it out
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-12
Seres Is Vacated By Rebels

ATHENS, March 11-Feraded by terrific lombard ment reinforced government troops battered their way to Seres the banketed Struma Valley, which strewn with bodies Unofficial reports said the casualties due to bitter fighting during the past fortyeight hours now number four thousand for both sides The bodies lay where they fell
 Seres was vacated by the rebels From Ghevghe came reports that Greece had entered the eleventh day of the revolution with apparently signs of peace than when it began But from Vienna checked reports which said that General Kondylis reported that the rebel contingent was in full rout
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-12
REBELS SURRENDER NAVAL SHIPS PREMIER VENIZELOS FLEES FROM
 CRETE REBELS ARE DESBI IRSED
(By The Associated Press)

ATHENS, March 12-Former Premier Venizeos was reported to have fled from Crete simultaneously with the surrender of all naval vessels except the cruiser AVero which still remains in the hands of the rebels GheVghe 9ugosaVia reports sad with rebels fleeing in all directions
 The estimated cost of the uprising placed at eigh- teen million dollars The annual Grecan budget is only one third that The task of iquidang this ia- bilty appears likely to cripple the little country for many years. Loyalsts regained control of Crete