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La opinión., 1935-05-14
NUEVo LEON 4s: pUEBIA 4s
EN- ENoRME JuEGo
Por JOSE MARIA VERcARA

Lleno de emooiones estuvo Ell se-
gundo juego del programa de a
noche y Puebla ha quedado fuera
del coneurso cuando a mano de
Nuevo Leon, perGi6 honrosamente
por Ia a%notaci6n que dejamos ano-
tada arriba.
rs por todos conceptos eneomia-
bic la labor de ambos eauipos.
Nuevo Leon siempre estuyo bus
cando la eolocaei6n de sus jugado-
res y desarrol.ando un buen juego
de conjunto. Els una de las mejores
actuaeiones que lie hemos visto a
este equipo. Por su parte Puebla Sc
cistingui6 por Ell arrojo Y entusias-
que demostraron sus elementos
aun cuando Ell marcador les era
francamente c~ontrario.
DID principle ell encuentro: Pue-
bla manda a Rodriguez al centro.
en- la delantera a Segoviano V a
Peralta y en- la zaga a Lozano Y a
Francisco Martinez. Nuevo Leon
mand6 a Santos al centric; a Mar
tinez Y a Bremen a las canastas
Y a Muhoz y CARA Gonzalez, a las
defensas.
e. arbitro llama al centric y des-
pnes de recibir bonito pase de Lo-
zano, abre Pancho Martinez su a.
notaci. dando a Puebla los dos
primeros puntos. Santos, de Nue.
70 Leon. aprovecha I'm castigo Y
abre su marcaeor; Peralta. jugador
poblano, Sc anota un trio libre y
Bremen del bando contrario apro-
vecha muy bien una entrada V ha-
ce el primer empate de la noche
a tres. Toma Nuevo Leon ligera
yentaja por tiros libres que Sc a.
puntan Cara Gonzalez Y Santos.
Rodriguez. de Puebla. da Ell segun-
do empate a cinco. cuando han
transcurrido siete minutes de jue-
go. Este sigue muy movido y ell
anotador ayanza lentamente; trans
curren tres minutes mas Y Martf-
nez hace dos puntos para los SUI
yos. Rodriguez 10 imita J nos pro-
p%orciona otro empate a siete. Nue.
vo Leon Sc mueve hasta trece por
canastas dc Cara Gonzalez, San
tos Y Bremen. Paneho Martinez ha-
ce un punto mas y su compahero
La opinión., 1935-05-14

cientes pellets cor Walter Neusel
V nueYamente o Hamas, ha de-
mostrado un golpe mas demolador
que ell que exhibiera anteriormen-
tie en- los palenques norteameriea-
nos. Y no son pocos los que opinan
que Schmeling podrfa ser, 81 llega.
ra a efectuarse su segunda batalla
con Baer, ell primer ex-campeon
mundial de peso complete que re-
cobra ell tftulo universal despues
de haberlo perdido.
Braddock va n pelear ahora por
Ia corona universal apenas unos
cuantos meses despuss de hallarse
trabajando de d~escargador en- Nue.
va Jersey. eonveneido de que sus
dias de triunfo en- ell cuadrilatero
Sc habian acabado.. Yo no vis-
lumbro un %porvenir rosado para
81. Por ell contrario, me temo que
la va a pasar muy NAL cuanco Sc
enfrente en- JUNO o ell oso CALI
forniano en- ell Estadio de Queens.
Pero no hay duda de que SUI regre-
so es una proeza del ring dlgna
de tenerse en- la mas ~calurosa adj
miracion.
La opinión., 1935-05-14
Los LIDERES
DE BATEO EN-
LAS MAYORES
Jimmy Foxx, de Filadelfia,
en- la Liga Americana, y
Vaughan en- la Nacional

NuEvA YORK, Mayo 13.-tuP).
- Mientras que los promedios de
bateo de los jugadores de la liea
Nacional, a exception del que va a
la cabeza-Arky vauehsn-desoen-
dian durante la semana que AGA
ba de terminar, los de la lica Anne
rieana mejoraron en- su bateo. con
Jimmy Foxx a la cabeza como ell
numero mo-.
Vaughan, pegando diez wees de
p Wales al plato, aumento su pro-
medic nueye puntos hasta .455 pa
ra apoderarse de la de'antera en-
Ia Liga Naclonal, desplazando a
Frank Hogan. de Boston. quien SUI
frio una herida que 10 forzo a estar
inactive. Vaughan es jugador de los
Piratas de Pittsburgh.
En- la Liga Americana Rollie
Hemsley, de st. Louis, ba5J del pri-
mer lugar a tercero, aunque su pro-
medic deseendio solo por cinco pun
tos. estando ahora. 3s5. Jimmy Foxx
Y Bob Johnson, de los Atleticos, Sc
lie ~adelantaron en- primero y segun-
do lugar respectivamente. con me-
joramiento de Is Y 6 puntos. Foxx
pogo s veces de Is Wales a Ia CO.
ma para I'm promedio de .403. m en-
tras que Johnson hizo 1892 con seis
hits de II Wales al plato.
Los primeros diez bateadores en-
las dos ligas son los s~iguientes.
contandose solo los jugadores re
gulares'':
La opinión., 1935-05-14
Ell RESURG|MIENTO De RRADDOCk
RECUERDA OYROS CASOS DEL BOX
Como triunfaron, despues de haberse retirado de! ring,
Billy Petrolle y Mike McTigue

NUEVA YORK, mayo a. (UP).
James j. Braddocx podra no ser
un logico adversario para ell cam
pe6n mundial Max Baer desde Ell
punto de vista de quilates teeni-
co-deportiyos, sobre TODD 81 ira
tamos de comparable con ell
challenger" europeo Max Schmell-
ing; pero este no resta meritos
q la sensational actuacion que lie
ha eolocado a la cabeza de los can
diaatos americanos a la corona des
pues de que Sc lie considerable pu-
gilistieamente zen estado de putre
faction. En- cuanto a 10 dramati-
co, i~nesperado y emocionante del
comeback. solo recuerdo dos ca
SOS que pueden compararse con el
de Braddock. Perdon, Herr Schmell
ing, tenGre que deeir tres casos.
La primera de estas 'rentrees'
realmente fenomenales. milagrosas
ST Sc quiere. fue la de Billy Petrolle'
81 "E,xpreso de Fargo. Billy Sc ha-
bia retirado. despues de unos siete
amos de. constante y reeio batallar,
porque considerable que va habla
dado de 81 ell maxine rendimiento
V Que seguir peleando + exponer-
Sc inutilmente a posibles funestas
consecuencias. Y Sc encontraba en-
plena vida privada" cuando su
manager logro induc.rle a realizar
una nueva jornada por los cuadri-
lateros norteamericanos. Todos sa-
Demos va como Sc cubrio de glo-
ria ell %aguerrido Y tremendo Vete-
rano ita'o americana. lie dio una
soberana paliza a Jimmy McLarnin
en- su primer ~encuentro. en- ell Gar
den. Aeabo con la meteorica earre-
ra de Justo Suarez, ell bravo To
rito del Matadero", e hizo media
docena mas de cosas realmente ad-
mirables v ruidosas que dejaron a
tonitos a cuantos nos detenfamos
q pensar que este mismo boXeador
habfa colgado los g%uantes esponta-
neamente eo~nfesandose "aeabado'
como gladiator de primera fila.
Pero Petrolle no fue sine un Pc
so ligero, y en- las divisiones peque-
La opinión., 1935-05-14
de peso medic Teddy Yarosz.

En- las peleas preliminares de es-
Ia noche entraran en- accion los ST.
guientes boxeadores. oompletanGo
ell programa:
Bobby O.ivas reapsreee en- la Sc
mi-final contra Baby Face Matehw
son, a seis rounds; Freddy Garcia
contra Skippy Skinner. I
La opinión., 1935-05-14

mas estas "resurrecciones' no son
lagro" obrado por Mike McTigue
aGquiere tanto mas relieve. Entire
los peso complete, per regla gene
raj, cuando Sc dice a "eortarse la
%coleta' es porque. eiertamente. ha
llegado la bora fatal.
A McTigue pareefa haber!e dado
la estocada mortal de su carrera
pugilistlca Jack Delaney cuando ell
maravilloso franco-canadiense lie
despach6 en- tres o cuatro asaltos
en- ell Garden, Mike. que hasta en-
tonces no habfa pasado de ser un
boxeador de salon. sin punch" nj
habilidad. nj coraje eXcepciona'es
ca pesar de 10 cual fue campeon
mundial semi-completo en- virtud
de una Questionable victoria en- Dub
lin sobre Battling Sikh, decide que
tenfa sufieiente y anunc:o que de-
jaba ell ring idespues de trece amos
de laborl ESQ ST, ell irlandes no pen
saba retirarse por complete de los
gymnastics, y Sc encontraba un buen
dia dandole al saco de arena GUAM
do acerto a pasar por allf su anti
quo manager.
Dye. Mike-le llam6.-He OBJ
servado que estas poniendo mas
hombres tras tus derechazos a "a
bolsa y que tus golpes suenan mas
duros que antes. 5Por que no ha-
cfas este cuando boxeabas?
-Es que como no estoy s.no pa
sando ell ratio, para no dejarme en-
gordar. disparo mis- d~erechazos con
mas abandono que antes. 5Tu crees,
pues, que estoy pesando mas .duro-
Probemos por curiosidad-respon-
dio MeTigue.
Eiectivamente. ~invltaron a uno
de los pesos complete p~resentes a
subir al ring con ell ex-campeon
por un par de rounds de practiea.
Y ell primer asalto no habfa lie
gado a los dos minutes cuando ell
e~ntrenador voluntario. totalmente
molido por los golpes del v~eterano
indicaba que Sc hallaba en- alta
man y que no guerra jugar mas.
Eureka! Mike MeTigue deseu-
brfa su punch en- plena anc,anidad
pugilistica y cuando Sc hallaba re-
tirado! Naturalmente, como buen
hombre de negoeios al fin V al ca
10, decide hacer una intentional.
Una sola. tentative de "rentree". Y
en- unos cuantos meses Sc acumu-
laba una larga cadena de victorias
por X. o., que culminaba con un en-
cuentro con Jack Sharkey. Desgra-
ciadameute para Mike, en- esta PEI
lea, Y despues de, haberse impuesto
netamente a Jack por espaeio de
trece rounds. tuvo que abandonar
en- ell decimo-tercer round al incrus
tarsele maxiliar arriba raiz de un
d'ente por un golpe del bostoniano,
Este lie cercen6 una vena Y empezd
a perder abundante sangre.
lei a%ccidente obro adversamente
en- la moral de McTigue v aquella
noche termino su formidable re-
greso al ring.
Xxx
Con Max Sehmeling v ultimamen-
tie Braddock ha venldo a oeurrir al
go ident'co. Al teuton pareeia ha-
berle puesto acknowledgements fuera
de circulation steve Hamas, en- FL
odafffo tn,n -
La opinión., 1935-05-14
"A CHIHUAHUA CAMPE0N De BASKET BALL

llega aqui dos dias despues, y
va es muy tarde. Podia haber
eserito la carta ell mismo 5 de
mayo, y asi no tcndria motive
de queja.
La opinión., 1935-05-14
CORRERAN EN- INDIANAPOLIS

En- la foto aparecen dos de los photos mas destacados
que correran ell proxino 80 de mayo en- ell h%ipodromo de
indianapolis. corriendo en- la competence del Memorial
Day a 500 miias. George Shorty Canton, Qzquierda)
es un yeterano de la pistd, ~dispuesto a trunfar este aho,
nientras que Paul Harper, (dereoha) es relatiyanente
nuevo en- la clasca competencia.
La opinión., 1935-05-14
Obtendra la Revancha ell Fl

Speedy Dado, (foto) la Muheca de Manila que hace
dos semanas sostuvo un refido encuentro con su rival de
las Filipinas Pablo Dano, terminando la pelea empatada,
obtendra la revancha ell proxino Martes II de mayo. Sc
gun anuncia oil Olympic, eI yenoedor sera reoonooido CO.
mo ell boxeador n1mero uno de la division bantam, y ell
candidate mas viable al campeonato mundial.
La opinión., 1935-05-14
A l. M O r N A S
oTRo ~REcoRpaToRio

quite los tormentos que acompaian
ssta d~olencia mallgna con HEMRO-
COL. designado para cicatrizar las
.rritaciones, comezon o picazon. con-
irarrestar los estragos y ayudar a la
naturaleza en- gradualmente correEir
In Observation-Disclosures HERMO-
COL por conducto de su boticario,
o mandenos 65c por un tupo con bi-
toque de combination. 81 prefiere, pr
GRATIS d monoc @gs' g9.ti de n HE.
ford Co., 1905 Laclede dept. 61). st.
Louis, Mo.
La opinión., 1935-05-14

Continde Gu s%duoscien Dor medic
de Ia iectura. Nunca 80 tsrde para
%aprender. pida hoy mismo nuestro
eatSiogo de 'ibros GRATIS. - -.
eRERIA lozANo. 200 North Los
Angeles. Calf.
La opinión., 1935-05-14
MARIANA
dl DEPORTE

tR.d.etor Depor,,.. d. la OPINION,

tRedsctor Deporti
FL mejor razonamiento so
bre Ia victoria de Tony Can
zoneri al reeonquistzr ell cam
peonato mundial de peso lige-
no ell ultimo vicrnes, 10 hizo
Ell mismo al dia siguients de
la pelea:
"lPor que no habia yo de
ser nuevamente campeon?",
exclamo Canzoneri. IA que
viene tanta admiration porque
derrote 4 AMBER? Yo saba
que podia hscerlo. TAI diablo!
No hsce mucho que era mi
.parrins partner, y ESQ fue 10
que me parecio anoehe'.
Tony gano Ell campeonato Is
primera yez en- 1880, noquean-
do en- menos de un round al
judo Al Singer.
NoTIcIAs DE ~HERMoSILLo
Sesun los informes que nos
envia de Sonora don Rodrigo
Castillo, quien hizo ell viaje
hasta Hermosillo para asegu-
los servicios de los pelote-
ros dc esa ciudad sn Los An
eeles, los afieionados mexica-
nos de aqui tendran que espe-
rarse hasts julio o asosto para
yer en- accion nuevamente y
los campeones del base ball en
Sonora.
Don Ianacio E. Romero,
quien esta ahora al frente de
la novena P. N. R.-Hermosilio
en- sustitucion del senior Fer
nando Ortiz, actuslmente ocu-
pando un alto puesto en- Ia Sc
c~retaria de Commissioners en-
la ciudad de Mexico, informa
a, eerente de Hermosa-El Pa
so que su novena no puede sa-
lir de Hermosillo antes de- jul
lilo proximo, y ESQ solo durantc
dos semanas.
La novena sonorense hs
puesto tambien un fuerte obs
taculo para su viaje a Los An
geles, en- Ia parte monetaria,
va que exigc una crecida ga
rantia por visitarnos esta tenn
porada.
oTRo REcoRpsToRlo
Ell senior jose Ramirez, ma
mayer de la novena Carmelita,
de Norwalk, Calf, nos escribe
auejsndose de que no Sc lie
publican en- esta seccicn los in
formes que envia sobre los jue-
Cos de su novena, en- esa po-
blacion.
Seguramente ell manager RAJ
mirez no ha leido todavia en-
esta columna la recommendation
que hemos hecho en- varias o.
casiones, de que .odos esos in
formes sobre resultados de los
juegos de baseball nos sean en-
viados de ser possible ell mismo
dia del juego, para que GUAM
do sc publiquen no sea dema-
siado tards. Y este es 10 que
ha passdo con Ell Carmelita. Ell
resultado del juego del domin-
go 5 de mayo, por ejemplo, 10
manda ell manager Ramirez has
TIA 81 8 de mayo, la carta nos
La opinión., 1935-05-14

Con Max Sehmeling y dltimamen-
tie Braddock ha venldo a oeurrir al
go ident'co. Al teuton parecia ha-
berle puesto definitivanente fuera
de circulation steve Hamas, en- FL
ladelfia, hace POGO mas de un ano.
No obstante, ell "hulano" en- sus re-
La opinión., 1935-05-14

Pero Petrolle no fue sine un Pc
SO ligero. y en- las divisiones peque-
, 1935-09-16

NEW YORK, Sept l8. R-Jerome
DIZZY" Dean. the Cardinals lead
ing twirler who admits he's good
and then proves I'M. was the outEtand-
ing luminary among the major lea
que starts CT the fifth month OK the
1885 season.
Dizzy earned the designation Of
"star or the month" wv vote over
Buster Lou Cehrig. the Yankee iron
man. on the basis on the daily AS
scciated Press listing of "YeBter-
days Stars" Dizzy turned IN seven
performances tn the month which
ended Monday that earned him the
right 10 be listed ms a star. GehriE
was named six times while Jimmie
Fox OF the Athletics came In third
with five starring performances
Two of the Detroit Tigers, Hank
Greenberg and Schooiboy Rowe, were
picked four times along with Hal
Trosky Of the Indians and Paul An
dres on the Browns
, 1935-09-16
Hitchcock Shines

NEW YORK. Sept. le. Rg-Tommy
Hitchcock Is riding high, wide and
handsome again and his Greentree
mallet il knocking on the door Of
the National open polo throne room.
Playing with all the dash and
reckless abandon that featured his
play when he was handicapped at
10 goals. Hitchcock has led the
Greentree Riders tc victories over
Long Island and Templeton into the
final bracket they will meet Aurora
Wednesday.
Sunday Green.ree shaded the ia
vored champions. Templeton. 1919
as Hitchcock thrilled 10000 persons
on international field with his ex-
hibition Ct Workmanship. tactics
and mallet welding. He figured In
practically every scoring play and
tailed three times himself.
Riding with him were George III.
CPete) Bostwick. Gerald Balding
ard John Hay CJock) Whitney.
Josef Hofmann. famous vlolinist.
wrote an original mazurka when
five years OF age.
, 1935-09-16
YESTERDAYS A

= Inc ASSOCIATED Ffeasl
Hank Leiber. Giants-Batted In
three runs and scored three In vic
tory over Cardinals. hitting homer
and single.
Dutsy Cooke. Red Sox-Hit double
and walk. both with bases full. sent
In four runs against Browns.
Paul Derringer and Jim Bottom
lev. Reds-Derrinrer blsnked Boston
with four hits IN first game. Bottom
ley's pinch hit In ninth inning won
second.
Johnny Murphy. Yankees
Checked Tigers as relief pitcher.
drove IN tying run with double and
scored winning tally.
Bill Lee. Cubs-Limited Dodgers 10
six hits and famed SIX.
Ed Phillips. Indians-Knocked In
six runs with three doubles and
single IN first victory over Senator's
Ralph Birkofer. Pirates-Scatter-
ed eight Philly hits for SIS victory.
Marty Hcnkins. White Sox. and
Pinky Higgins. Athletics-Hopkins
batted in four runs IN first game:
Higgins made four hits in second
and won II with ioth-inning homer.
, 1935-09-16
Jacksonville
Champion Again

JACKSONVILLE. Sept. rs. Up
The Jacksonville Jax were Little
Dixie champions Monday for the sec
ond year IN succession.
The Jax. champions OF the West
Dixie League, won the 1885 series by
defeating the Pine Bluff Judges 40
here Sunday. The Judges won the
East Dixie League pennant. Manager
Jackie Field held the Judges 10 six
hits.
Although the series was for four
games cut OF seven. only five were
required. The Jax won the first
three. and dropped the fourth
IN the final game the first scor-
ing came IN the fourth inning. Frank
Metha walked and took third when
Cy Cashion hit a two-bagger. Both
PLAYERS crossed the home plate after
Al Simmons hit n long double 10 left
center. A single BY Athos Sada q
moment later sent Simmons home for
the third tally.
Metha scored the final counter.
which came in the seventh. He was
on base By a fielder's choice when
Cashion hit a triple against the
right c~enterfield fence. sending him
In.
The Jax infield was guilty or four
misplays. but ncne was costly. Skip-
per Reid frightened In the touah
spots. and sIlenced the Judges
willows.
Cashion Ted the hitting with his
triple and double n three trips. Sim
mons hit n double and IN single out
or four Journeys 70 the plate.
Manager Lena styles and STANLEY
Pintarell each Rct two singles out
OF four trips for the Judges.
, 1935-09-16
.BAER BOOSTED
BY DEMPSEY
Max Will Have to Improve,
But He Can Beat Joe,
Jack Ayers

SPECTATOR. n. Y. Sept. 1s.-
tRl-Jack Dempsey. always q rooter
for Max Baer. Is OF the opinion the
former butcher boy Is in shape 70
absorb plenty or punishment but
that ne would have 10 improve on
his showing or Sunday II ne would
defeat Joe Louis.
Max. apparently In one OF his
periods OF lasSitude. boxed six
rounds Sunday as Dempsey and
others looked on. IN contrast TO his
savage punching OF the day before,
however. Baer had little steam in
his punches and seemed content to
box with Paul PrOSS, Willie MCGEE,
George Turner and Lou Scozza.
Early in his workout Baer was
disturbed By the collapse Of a stand
holding approximately 400 persons
in which several persons were hurt.
, 1935-09-16
Atlanta On Top
When Southern
Closes Schedule

ATLANTA, Sept. is. dPj-The
Southern Association wound up It's
1885 season Sunday with the At
lanta Crackers six games ahead In
spite Of a double loss to Chattanooga
but the championship Is still TO be
decided In a play-off between the
four first division teams.
Atlanta. which lost 6 10 4 and 8 to
/ to the Lookouts in their closing
performance OF the regular season,
opens the series fer the title and
right to meet the Texas League
champions In the Dixie Series
against Nashville wednesday. New
Orleans meets Memphis In the other
bracket and the two winners will
fight il out for the Southern crown.
The New Orleans team. finishing
In second place. won 5 &c 3 over
Memphis TO wind I'D It's schedule
Sunday while Nashville. In fourth.
position behind Memphis. nosec out
Knoxville 2 to 8. Birmingham and
Little Rock divided a doubleheader.
Little Rect took the first : to 2 and
lost the nightcap 4 to I.
IN the second division the order
Of finishing was Chattanooga. Little
Rock, Birmingham and Knoxville.
, 1935-09-16


The celebrated hop from the fry
ing pan into the fire couldn't be
much worse than the one the Giants
have to take from st. Louis to Chi
cago.
Triumphant In q great struggle
which began with st. Louis In the
lead and New York 3 Ia games
behind, the New Workers nov face
exactly the same sort OF series
against the Cubs. While the Giants
were routing the Cards on their own
field for the third time In a row,
Chicago continued its brilliant win
ming streak to II straight victories
by sweeping d four-game series with
Brooklyn and now heads the parade
by two games over St. Louis and
3 Ia games over New York.
Bill Terry's wrecking crew APP
parently approved that It's pennant
aspirations still we're sound when,
after losing the first game to the
Cards and Dizzy Dean, they came
back TO win three in a row. includ-
ing two extra inning encounters.
It was the second time they had
, 1935-09-16
Skeet Title Won
By Roy Cherry

DALLAS. Sept. 10. F-Roy
Cherry CT Mckinney wore the
southwestern skeet crown Monday
He shot 1856 out or o possible 200
targets in the annual title meet "a
take the crown away from j. %.
Bates. OF Fort worth. Bates finish
ed second with a score OF 1856
Billy Clayton. or Calvin, Okla.
retained his southwestern junior
title by hitting 1893 out OF a possible
200.
Mrs. James Horton OF Eastland
again defeated Mrs. Sam Weiss Of
Paris 10 retain the women's title,
Mrs. Horton hit 81 out OF 100, and
Mrs. weiss ~.
Ed Lindsay OF Paris won the pro-
fessional title. lie and y. WV. Olston
Ct San Antonio were tied with 113
out OF 200 I'm the regulation shoot.
but In a shoot-off Lindsay broke rs
without a miss while Aston dropped
Cne.
, 1935-09-16
LOUIS DRAWS
MORE PRAISE

POMPTON LAKES. N. j., Sept.
l6.-P1-Joe Louis stock had taken
another rise Monday.
He pummeled his sparrlng part
ners Sunday as some wise old eyes
looked on and they proclaimed him
a great heavyweight.
One OF the onlookers was Sam
Langford. the grizzled old "tar
baby" OF better days. Sam can't see
so well. one eve was permanently
dimmed BY a right hand punch Of
Fred Fulton and the other isn't 80
clear. But he saw enough OF the
p~anther-like bomber who keeps
weaving in. 10 convince him that
his race had produced another
great one.
Hes just too much for Mr.. Baer,'
said LanEford.
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien was
there too but although he praised
Louis he withheld a prediction as "a
the outcome OF the sept. "a battle
until he had seen Baer train.
, 1935-09-16
"My Skin Was Full OF
Pimples And BIemishes''

Says verna Schlepp: "Since using
Adlerika the pimples are gone. Ny
skin Is smooth and glows with
health" Adlerika washes BOTH
bowels, rids you Of poisons that
cause a bad complexion. Eagle
Pharmacy. Inc. and Cisneros Drug
Store.-Adv.
, 1935-09-16
PLAY
MERCEDESHICH
a Feria Visits Harrington,
Mission Goes To
Edinburg

District l6A. which includes Har-
Hlngen, Edinburg and Brownsville,
bin swing into a 45-game schedule
FRIDAY the main quest OF which will
Ne beat Corpus Christi"
The Port City Pirates went to the
.lnals OF the state championship
asst year, and they have the great
ehsrlsy Haas. b~all-carrier de luxe.
pack this season. Corpus Christi
bin be top-heavy favorite to re-
beat. but he will find staunch op-
position all down the line.
The Robstown Cotton Pickers,
hrch-enemies Of the Pirates, Jump
u ne gun last week by handing
Ref 10 a $50 pasting under the
at Picker field.
NJ All Of the district teams will get
INTO action Friday in conference
Etestv contests. The Brownsville high
Eagles. who last week elected Louis
Fernandez and Dearl Adms co-cap-
Pains. will open the season here by
taking on the Mercedes high Tg-
hrs.
The Corpus defending champions
tpen on their home grounds against
ne Harlandale high Mules OF San
{Antonio. Kingsville is In for a real
Rest when she plays host to Harry
'Johnson's Weslaco high Panthers.
IRobstown is biting off a big chunk
.in the role Of host 10 the John Rea-
.gan Houston) squad.
The Laredo Tigers get into action
10y taking Oh Alamo Heights (San
Antonio) on the Webb county home
field. The program for the week
rs rounded out with the Edinburg
'BobdMkS colliding with the Mission
|EagieN az the Hidalgo county seat
land the Harrington Cardinals as
Stunning role OF hosts to the La Feria
The first conference tilt OF the
season win be played Sept. 81 when
Edinburg journeys to Robstown.
The schedule follows:
conference game.
Scrt-mber I3
Rohstown 80. Rufugio O..
September 90
Mercedes a. Brownsville.
Harandale tSAl at Corpus.
Weslaco al KinFsville.
John Reagan CHou.) at Robstown.
Alamo Eeifht ,SAl at Laredo.
Mission ct Edirburg.
La Feria az Harlinqen.
~SeDtember q
.sEdinburg az RobstOwn.
San Jacinto (Hou.) at Corpus.
San Antonio Tech az Kingsville.
Harlandale (SA) at Laredo.
Donna at Brownsville.
McAllen at Harrington.
October 4
"Edinburg at Corpus.
Evansville at Laredo.
San Benito AZ Brownsville.
Weslaco az Harrington.
Robstown Crc-.
Ote5cr IN
sKingsvilla at Fdinburg.
sHariingen al PcbStown.
Brownsville at Corpus Christi.
Taft at Laredo.
October rs
sEdinburg az Laredo.
Taft az K~ingsville.
Alice at RobStown.
Brownsville. Harrington open.
October 10
Ball Galveston at Corpus.
October Is
CORPUS at Harlingen.
sKingsville at Brownsville.