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, 1935-10-18
UMORSPLAY
HERE FRIDAY
Brownsville, Los Fresnos
To Tangle Under
Lights

The Brownsville Juniors win throw
two full teams az the Los Fresnos
Juniors when these squads meet I'M
der the flnodlights GU Tucker Field
Friday night.
This viii De the first opportunity
Brownsville fans have had 70 zee
thsir new junior club. q well QUILTED
organization, in action. A nice turn
out Of fans Is expected for the pre-
view on the Eagles Of sc.
The Brownsville and Loe Fre8no4
Juniors have Bcrimmaged before this
season and II was apparent then that
the two organizations were well
matched. The locals are coached hy
Bob jackson and John Cooper.
We have a bunch cf willing
youngsters who make up In ambition
and pep whatevcr they lack ir foot
BAH experience" Jackson sayB. The
Friday night game should be well
worth watching"
The Brownsville starters win be a.
follows:
6chrieber. &c; Sanchez, rt: Aaama,
re-; Perdue. e; Herrera. lR: Marines.
lt: DelEad0, le: CLAIR, III: HcliB. rh:
Petrarca. In: Ruhio. f.
The Brownsville subs include: 70
lance. Castenada. Cavaz0s. Ewing.
Reed, Valdez Garcia, Hahn, DAVID
son. Cara Lnngcria. West and
Bogs.
, 1935-10-18
RYDER STARS
HIT BY DRAW
Luck of Draw Pits r. G. A.
Stars Against Each
Other

OKLAHOMA CITY. oct. 10. PIP
-Four OF the hottest campaigners Of
golf-all OF them members OF Amer
ica's triumphant Ryder Cup team
were pitted against each other by q
hat draw Friday ct the outset Of
match play In the professional Golf
ers' association tournament.
II IL net often q golf tournament
has TO be called on account OF dark
ness. and there was mild confusion
Thursday night when darkness
stranded % contestants On the Twin
Hills links, but confusion gave way
70 taut expectation when names
came cut Of the hat IN the follow
Ing pairs:
walter Hagen, apparent medalist,
VS.. Johnny Revolta, and Horton
Smith, another par cracker, VS.. one
Of the years outstanding stroke mis-
ers. Henry Picard.
Besides these, only three others Of
the select Ryder royalty had cinch-
ed survival Of the qualifying round,
the trio being little Paul Runyan,
the defending champion: Gene Sara
eel and Sam Parks Jrs the open
champion.
sir Walter" was the Hagen CT
some six years and more ago when
he stroked around the course Thurs
day IN one under par, l39. Few
among the stranded ones were Civ
En- even an outside chance Of doing
better on the windup Friday.
As q result Of O coup by tourna-
ment officials TO beat the daylight.
Is players faced "byes" In the
brackets Friday, but these byes were
not, IN the case, free passes to the
next round. Before tee time, the
placers were 70 be filled by the
straRglers. Thirteen fully manned
matches were Get to 60.
There was plenty Of thunder be-
side that OF the Ryder company.
Gene Sarazen faced George Christ
OF Rochester, N. Y, whose l49 was
only one behind Sarazen's score.
Parks antagonist was Lighthouse
Harry Cooper Of Chicago, who
turned in a brilliant ia while the
Pittsburgh conner spent l49. Ted
Turner CT Clementon. N. j., whose
80 was the first suhpar score on nine
Thursday, meets Eddie LooS.
, 1935-10-18
STEERS READY
FOR CENTENARY


AUSTIN. oct. la 80 Though Ihn
series OF annual battles betwer tha
University or Texas LonEhornz nd
the Gentlemen from Centenary IL
only six years old, there is about Sat-
urday's meeting Of the two teams
much OF the rivalry or ancient foot
ball foes. This splrt has been mani
tested throughout the week ln IN brisk
ticket sale, which will bring to Austin
On much better crowd fnr Saturdays
game than was anticipated earlier.
The Shreveport aggregation Ia Hel-
dom ranked as high nationally
as members OF the Southwest
conferences. Yet for the past five
years or more the Gents have man.
aged to tumble most OF the Confer
ence teams from their higher perch.
The LonEhorns have Jared little
better than the other teams. Since
1929. the year in which they
tr0unced the Gent z1 to 0. only unn
win has gone to the Steers. The 1880
contest in Austin ended I'm IN score
less tie.
The following season found tia
Orange and White eleven making
their only trip OF the entire series
10 Shreveport. They managed 60
come out or the contest with "a y
10 u victory. but the following sea-
son IN powerful Gent eleven came to
Austin and avenged that loss with VIM
l3 tO v beating uf tha famous team
which boasted of KOy, Stafford ard
billiard in the backfleld-
Then came the falterinE Longhorn
team Of 1888. and q stubborn Gen.
tenary defense again held the Texas
eleven TO q scoreless tie before q San
Antonio crowd. Last year Coach
Parker brought a fighting team here
10 hand the flying LonghornB their
first defeat after three impressive
early season victories.
Saturdays contest win find Che
vlEny's III going into the matter
intent or avenEtng that defeat and
on bringing the Longhorns 20 the
hervy side Of the all-time record.
The Records
, 1935-10-18

WASHINGTON. Rl-A note
worthy revival CT United States tour
list trade with Canada Ia indicated
In n report from the American con-
sui mt Niagara alls. Canada
The number of visitors entering
Canada by the Niagara Falls AMI
0ueenston bridges tn August wmm
530.56D, an increase of 4A 1er ceuo
ever the preceding year. Since $780,
hotels and tourist homes on the Ca
madam side OF the falls have felt the
slump IN the number OF tourists aid
their purchasing power. But per-
sons engaged In the tourist report q
business boom the past summer.
, 1935-10-18

SAN BENITO. oct. ia large
crowd IA expected 10 zee the Mis-
sion-san Benito game here Friday
night not only because It Is the
most important tilt on the Valley
Glass q" calendar but also be-
cause there viii be scarcely any ccm-
petition In the way Of other games.
The San Benito Greyhounds meet
their strongest Glass -B" test 70
date In the Mission Eagles and VIC
tory will mean much TO either squad.
The Hounds, although net ln the
best OF condition. are hoping 20 come
throl Oh against the Eagles which
have the best comparative record TO
date.
II the Hounds manage TO win
their game with Mission this week
and at WeSlaco next week they
probably would pack IN q tremendous
crowd for the Donna game here Fri
day night. Nov. I.
Neither Brownsville 10 tho east
nor Harrington tc the west has q game
scheduled either 90 home or abroad
SO that many football hungry fans
from these towns probably will be
on hand for the Hcund-Eagle fray.
The weeks program got under way
Thursday night with the Raymond
vile Bearkats noslng out a battling
brood Of Santa Rosa Warriors 60
and the McAllen Bulldogs having an
equally tough time in beating Mer-
cedcs 60. The winners were favor
ed 70 pile I'D higher scores, but the
Warriors and Tigers proved real
TartRrs under the floodlights.
McAllen contingent put on q 90
yard drive In the closing moments
cf the fray to win. Hartshorn car
red the ball over the last three
yaros. Raymondville drove 90 yards
IL the second quarter to score her
lore touchdown against the en-
battled Santa Rosa contingent. "A
pass from Capt. ice Garrett TO Yo-
70 Cara was the final step In scor-
ing the Bearkat touchdown.
In addition TO the San Benito-
Mission tilt Friday night. there
should be coed trays On display at
Weslaco, Donna and Ia Feria. The
Weslaco squad. dark horse Of the
Valley race, was TO take on the
Pharr Bears under the f1oodlights
in the Panther City. Weslacc Is ia
vored. but the score will indicate
how Weslaco stacks I'D against
Donna and San Benito.
Rio Hondp will DO sacrificed In an
afternoon tilt Ut Donna against the
defending Valley champions who are
headed for q second straight title,
La Joya visits In Feria Friday
afternoon.
, 1935-10-18
Brietz Briefs

NEW YORK, Oct. is.-P-Is Il
true that Slip" Madigan Is coach
ing his last year at ST. Mary's and
that feelers have been sent east 70
Sleepy jim Crowley OF Fordhamf
$500 Oakland reports say Madigan
LIS having financial and other dr.
ferences with the school author1-
ties.
% many wolves have been after
Doc Spears OF Wisconsin he had TO
20 on the air the other night 20
answer them u..@Loy Wentz. oil
baron who almost bought the Card
inals last fall may get a piece OF
the Dodgers. Al Heesberg. who
Is red hot for Yale right now, just
couldn't get started nc Albany
Academy where hs prepped-
III costs golf pros 400 per week
to make the swing around the
winter circuit .... That includes
travelling expenses and eats. When
picking your An-America team
don't overlook Dick Crayne Of Iowa
HIS punting was the deciding
factor In the Colgate game.
Don Faurot has all Missouri foot
ball conscious again. 50 many are
out for his team he has 10 drill
them in day and night Shifts.
Those Guepe brothers ON the Mar
quette eleven are twins, but were
not born on the same day....Al
checked In q minute or SO before
midnight and his brother q few
minutes after. Poor old Walter
HaFen and his 81 IN the first round
OF the P.GA.
Jack Dempsey has signed 70 man
IA. j Clarence (Redl Burfnhn. BAlti-
more hattlrr, for five years. --
Here's anmteurigm to the nth
degree: IN costs Yale grid players
1880 Der week 20 eat nc the train
inR table. -. Top price for grub I'm
the regular dining halls Ia only So
per week. we assume Governor
Iaffoon hasn't neglected 70 colonel
Bert Thompson. Jimmy Braddock
has cleaned UP 100000 sine up
setting Baer...
SIX rood football bets Saturday,
California over Santa Clara: Penn
ever Columbia: Texas over Gen.
tenary: rice over Southern Meth
odist: Mississippi ove Florida ana
Michigan over Wisconsin
, 1935-10-18
Contest Removed To
Raymondville Field

STUART PLACE. Oct. l8-Coach
]. II. Kuntz Of the Stuart Place
football team has announced that
the game with the San Perlita
Trojans originally scheduled here
for Friday afternoon, viii be played
Friday night on the Raymondville
field. Coach Kuntz said that II wss
thought that under this arrange
ment Eaore fans would be able TO
see the game. The Stuart Place
faces q formidable opponent IN the
I<ojans who have q heavy team.
, 1935-10-18
PLAYER DEALS
ARE RUMORED
Athletics Expected to Play
Big Part In Winter
Trading

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 10. =F-
You can pretty well write It down
ncw-almost anything Ia likely to
happen when Connie Mack lifts the
lid on the baseball pot that has been
boiling for weeks with rumored deals
involving his Athletics stars.
The talk, that has included almost
every outstanding player on the club
as up for sale or trade 10 about half
the teams in the American League.
reached a new high overnight with
receipts OF word that the As lean
leader IN in New York, possibly con-
sidering another OF hiB history
making deals.
Leading the possibilities we're
the ):
That Jimmy Fox. first haseman
and top-flight slugger, would go TO
either the Chicago White Sox, Bos-
ton Red sox or the Cleveland In
.6inrB.
That Ptnky Higgins. one Of the
classiest third basemen AZ the league,
Ii slated for the New York Yankees.
That Roger (Flitl Crnmer, out
fielder extraordinary, viii be with
the White Sox or Red Scx when 1886
rolls around.
That infielder Eric McNair Is
headed for the Yanks.
That Bob johnson and the rookie
cutfield find, Wally Moses, are also
suraAnr confederation for transfer 70
some other club.
That jimmy Dykes, the White Sox
manager, Ia admittedly after Foxx
and Cramer.
That any one or All Of these deals
may Ia c-cnBummatnds that none
10 through, particularly because OF
Ne price lanl Mnc11n sid b be put
, 1935-10-18
Hush Little Oyster
Sung I'm British Lab

LONDON Up English oysters are
60 wide awake they won't 90 20 bed.
Two British women scientists are
hard ct work trying to soivs that
knotty problem. seeking q biological
lullaby" 10 cure insomnia among the
bivaives.
Young oysters swim around for a
short period before permanently an
choring themselves" explained Or.
Margery knight. but IN recent
years oyster beds on the British
coast have become seriously depleted.
The oysters simply won't 90 TO bed"
DR.. Knight and her co-worker. DR..
Mary Parker OF Liverpool University
hope 70 establish artificial beds Of
oysters IN the laboratory at the Manx
biological station. Port Erin.
, 1935-10-18
FROGS EXPECT
HARD BATTLE
Farmers Likely to Give
Christians Plenty
OF Opposition

PORT WORTH. Oct. le.-statis-
tics and experiences will favor the
Horned Frogs Of +. g. ~. when they
do battle against the "A. AZ M. Cadets
here Saturday, but Lady Luck and a
stout fighting heart may have more
to DO with the outcome Of the game.
The Aggies are out TO make q place
for themselves IL the conference sun
and 10 gain 9 victory over T. G. q.
after eight defeats and two ties IN
the last 10 games. A. a. M. supporters
believe these two factors, plus the
best team in recent years, will give
the Cadets " victory.
On the other hand. the Christians
viii be able 10 put n team On the
field that matches the Aggies IN
ability. equals them In weight, and
SURPRISES them In experience.
There VIII probably be one soph-
omore in the T. c. U. starting line
up; the Aggies may have four who
are playing their first year. The
Frogs win have six two-letter seniors
among their starters. the AgEies but
one. The remaining four Frog start
ers are junior lettermen; six OK the
Farmers are of the same class.
Thu AGgtes are much better than
any team we have played this year"
Is the word brought back here by
Howard Grubbs. freshman coach who
secuted thu A. & centenary game.
Wen have 10 play better football
than at any time to date II we win"
Practice sessions this week have
been conducted by Coaches Dutch
Meyer and Bear Wolf upon that
basis. Defense. offense. fundament-
ais: passing, running tackling - al
I coming In for hours OF attention
On the practice field.
The left tackle position Is sim
causing worry IN the 7. @. y. camp.
Manuel Goodwin. regular at the posi-
ton, Ia out with q bad lee. Drew
Ellis, strong reserve for the same
spot, "a likewise out with q LEG in
Jury. Aubrey Lime. sophomore, gave
"a good account OF himself against
Tulsa and win start. but Goodwin and
Ellis win he sorely missed.
The largest crowd 20 attend u
game here In several years Ia expect
ed Saturday. The cadet corps and
other A. a. ~. supporters win pass
the 5000 mark. II the weather Is ia
vurable, the crowd Ia expected to
reach up around $4,000.
, 1935-10-18
INTEREST In
! CONTEST HIGH


Texas football interest viii center
on Dallas Saturday when the high
flying Rice Owls. cunning against
precedent for q consecutive South
west Conference championship. col
lide with the untamed Southern
Methodist University Mustangs IN
what should bs one Of the best
games In the south this season.
The Owls. rated as one OF the
strongest aggrssations In the ma
ton, are favored to win, but their
edge Is extremely slight. Many
fans believe the Wise Birds are due
for q let-down after victories over
Louisiana State, Duquesne and
Creighton IN spite OF the heavy
grilling they have gone through In
prepping for the Ponies.
The Owls viii be I'D 10 full
strength Saturday with All-Ameri-
can Bin wallace in the backfield
and John McCaulcy at his custom
airy post Of quarterback. Wallace
has been held back IN the early
games because Of an injury. Niece,
g broken field star. has developed
quickly and viii likely set O chance
against the Mustangs.
There Is no doubt but that GM.U.
has the strongest squad It has had
IN five years. Although Ray Nor
rison has gone 70 Vanderbilt Coach
Matty Bell tn carrying on the Mus
tangs' aerial circus traditions. The
Mustangs convtncingly have shown
that they have plenty Of aower
and possibly the deception neces-
sary TO whip the defending con-
ference champions.
The Texas A. a. NJ. Aggies left
Thursday for Fort worth where
Saturday they will battle Texas
Christian In the other conference
game. Coach Homer Norton sent
the Aggies through q general re-
view on offensive and defensive
work. It was the Aggies' shortest
workout this season.
The Texas Christian Frogs. reaoy
% Try for their second 1888 con-
ference victory. breezed through q
complete rehearsal Of their plays.
III was q pleasing workout. accord
ina 20 Coach sEutch" Meyer. The
Frogs plan % start the same team
against the Agg1es which defeated
lisa University last week.
Hwenty-nine strong and ready TO
strap. the University OF Arkansas
Ra1orbacks left Thursday for
shreveport ans their battle Satur-
day against . powerful Louisiana
state Tiger machine. Rain prevent
Cd the Porke=s from q final work.
out.
The Baylor Bears raced through
a short practice before packing and
leaving for Oklahoma City where
Friday night they play Oklahoma
CITY University. Coach Morley Jen-
nings took along 80 players.
The University Of Texas Long
horns went through routine prac-
tice and checked on offensive and
defensive details IN preparation for
the invasion Of Centenary college
Saturday.
, 1935-10-18
NV b w. BARKER

NEW YORK, Oct. 10. R)-Consol-
ed BY the reflection that the pro-
gram can't get much tougher. this
.cotbau guesser emergcs from the
weekly huddle with the following
unquaranteed observations:
Notre Dame-Pitt: This Is a good
Notre Dame team beyond q doubt,
perhaps one that will 60 en- to emu
late the deeds OF the Rockne era.
Pitt, on the other hand. has lost
most Of last seasons great eleven,
and the requirements have not been
tried under real fire. This bunch
ballet fer Pittsburgh Is based mostly
on the belief that the Partners viii
shackle the Rambler offense just
about as effectively as they have the
last three years
Yale-Navy: This looks like q high
, 1935-10-18

HARLINGEN, Oct. Ia Corpus
Christi Ia taking It's football moru
seriously than ever II that "a pos
sible. Arrangements have been made
with western Union whereby play
by-play reports Of the Corpus
Christi Harlingen game 10 Be play
ed here Friday night Oct 16, win
be sent to Corpus Christi by tele-
graph. Fans there are not taking
any chances OF getting Ii BY radio
but want 10 by wire and are willing
20 pay for the service. A larvu
delegation of fans will come with
the team itself but stay-at-humes,
presumably unwilling ones, are qu~
ing 70 zee 70 10 that they Get 81 the
dope bot OF the wire,
, 1935-10-18
Unguaranteed
GueSseS Offered Again

scoring fray IN which the breaks
will prove the deciding factor. The
choice here Is Navy.
Army-Harvard: Dick Harlow prcb-
ably viii have q dangerous outfit at
Cambridge by mid-November. This
being October. Army gets the nod
Minnesota : Tulane: Minnesota
seems to pack too much sheer power
for Tulane.
Rice Over Ponies
North Carolina State-G Georgia:
Georgia, mainly because the Bull
dogs seem TO have the greater punch.
Califrrnia-Santa Clara: One up
set q week Is the quota on the Paci-
lc Coast and this may be II. Cali
lorna. nevertheless.
Southern Methodbt-Ric No
tougher one 10 pick. Stringing along
with the defending champions. Rice
Fordham-Vanderbilt: Fordham
looked extremely bad against Pur-
due last week and will need 20 show
sharp Improvement to get anywhere
against Ray Morrison's Commcdores.
Vanderbilt
Penn Columbia: Out Of sheer stub
cornneSs perhaps, Penn
Boston College-Michigan state:
States fleet backs should make this
enc easy.
Drown Dartmouth: Dartmouth
Carnegie Tech Temple: Temple.
Manhattan-Holy Cross: Holy
Cross.
Princeton Rutgers: Princeton
Syracuse Ohio Wesleyan: 6yra-
cise.
LAFAYETTE : Colgate: Unless the
Red Raiders forget their luncheon
baskets 1t should be q picnic for Col-
gate.
Observation-Disclosures Michigan
but we'd settle for a scoreless tie.
Ohio StAte-Northwestern: North
western hasn't shown enough yet %
Indicate the wildcats can stop the
Ohio State ~Juggernaut-
ChicagU-Purdue: Purdue.
kansas STATE Nebraska: Nebraska
10 stop the Big Six champions.
Indiana-C Cincinnati: A flier on
Cincinnati
Oklahoms-rowa State: Oklahoma.
Longhorns Favored
Texas-C~ Centenary. The Gentlemen
oiwhys are u ugh for Southwest Con-
ference teams but Texas looks Ike
the winner.
Texas Christian Texas A. AZ M:
Christian.
Tennessee-Aiahama Alabama ap-
porently plays al is football on a.
ternate Saturdays, this being the
week for a Crimson Tide comeback.
Consistency being a jewel, q vote for
Tennessee.
Auburn-Kentucky: Kentucky.
Mississippi-F1orida: Mississippi.
Georgia Tech-Duke: The Eng1-
neers may have &c do some repair
ing after Duke leaves town.
Louisiana state ARKANSAS: l.. B.
u.
Southern California Oregon state:
Oregon State.
washington state Washington: A
faint-hesrted ballot for washing
ten.
Denver-Utah state: Denver.
Colorado University Colorado
Mines: Colorado.
Brigham YounE-C Colorado college:
Brigham Young.
Montana state Greeley: Montana
Duquesne- washington o.: Per
haps the Dukes finally can win one
George Washington YES VIZ
West Virginia.
St. Louis-Marquette: Marquette.
, 1935-10-18

ting on the players, OF that the deals
may 90 through. particularly because
other Of the sale prospects viii be
with some club not mentioned as hts
destination.
Much Importance was attached
to Comics trip 20 New York Hes
been there for three days, although
his office says he's fishing-but
Connie doesn't fish.
, 1935-10-18

-
During the Ryder cup matches.
Ky Lafoon let me down terribly.
I was following his match with
some Of my pupils. among them
James Major Of Hackensack. N.
J Mr. Major had just asked me
II LAffoon kept his head in posi-
tion anti. after the ball was hit.
/ assured him he did and asked
him 70 watch this point about the
swing ky was about to make.
The ball was just or the edge
Of the green He could Q the
cup cut Of the corner Of his eye
without looking away from the
ball With . shot like this II IL
quite easy to turn your head for
ward before you've hit the ball.
This 10 what Laffoon did He
topped the ball and Il ran sver the
green into q sand trap A rather
easy shot. badly missed through
che distraction 90 seeing the cup
end tAe bah
, 1935-10-18

BRUSSELS Up - Professor Aug
ust Picard. now On holiday IN the
Tyrol, Is reported to be planning o
new balloon flight TO the strntoapheru
next spring starting from the shore
of Lake Ossia I'm the Austrian pro-
vince of Carinthin. Ills former ccm-
panlcn, Max Co5yn, In studying the
penetration Of cosmic rays In under
ground cavcrnA