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BOTH Tits
HARD FOUGHT
YanIxs Grab First AZ And
Rally In~sth To
Take SECOND
PLAYGROUND BAhg
CuLn4n8 frames
Frtday-ksks a. cages Owo).

With Sgt. szpeinski allowing but
eight hits In Is innings, the Fort
Brown Yankees took the lead in The
Brownsville Playground Ball league
Wednesday night by measuring The
Kiwans ten" twice. The Yankees
took the opening encounter, q heat
ed tussle, AZ, and then came back
with q rally In the ninth to cop the
second ca.
These victories put the Fort Brown
battlers out In front with seven VIC
tories and two Losses, and the Ki-
wants, VINO were tied with the AVA
tiers for first, slumped 70 fourth posi-
ton In the league.
The main spring In the first VIC
tory was q home run by "Chovy
Rivera, Fort Brown center fielder,
in the fourth frame. This four-piy
clout contributed 70 q three-run
splurge which was sufficient 70 VIA
the encounter.
The Yanks won the second en-
counter IN the ninth frame up 70
which time they were tied two-al.
A pass Tor Knapp. doubles oy Powell
and Norwood and errors al catch,
second and third allowed the SOL
diers TO chase in four runs which
won the game.
The box scores:
~1-AM
, 1935-02-28
San Benito Players
To Enter Net Meet
lspecial 70 The Heraldl

SAN BENITO. Feb. 28--Nne
PLAYERS will be entered by San Ben
ito high school IN the annual Hearts
Delight tennis tournament 10 Dc
held at Falfurr1aS Friday and Sat
urday. according 70 Il l. Baker.
local net coach.
The entries will be as follows:
Girls single-Fannie Bell Edmond
son, Florence Spears. Girls doubles
Margaret Brown, Jane Clark. Boys
singles-Dwight Day, Jr. Boys
doubles-Robert Bickel and La
Verne Schmidt: Scott Brown and
Jack Reed.
More attention has been given TO
tennis here this year than ever be-
fore with a competent coach avail
able to work with the players. The
interest Is greater and there has
been considerable development
among the players. Bickel and Sch
midi have been defeating quite a
few Of the adult teams they have
faced. Most Of the players have two
more years OF high school competi-
ton ahead.
, 1935-02-28
ARCADIA-HARLINGFN

George Raft and Carole Lombard
are again co-starred In q picture
based on a dance theme. il is the
'Rumbz" which plays Friday and
Saturday at the Arcadia and Sun
day and Monday at the Rivoli.
1t Is a love story centered around
the popular Rur1ba dance, and
rythms. the national favorites Of
Cuba for three hundred years. The
plot OF "Rumbz" Is based on the
love-story OF Raft, a Broadway
dancer exiled from Broadway to
Havana by threats OF gang venge-
ance, and Carole Lombard. a beau
tful and impetuous heiress.
When as the result OF q misun-
derstanding. she leaves him and
returns 70 New York. Raft accepts
a part in a Broadway show. on the
eve Of the shows opening. Raft re-
ceives 9 threatening note warning
him that If he appears IN the
show it will be his dance OF
death Defiantly, Raft goes ahead
with his plans.
, 1935-02-28
(By The Aasociated Pressl

SAN BENITO, Feb. 28.-John
Brown. operator OF the Modern Age
upholstery and drapery shop at e25
". Sam Houston Blvd. has return
ed from Corpus Christi where he
spent a month In the upholstery
shops OF the H0loman furniture. up
holstery and decorating company.
While there he studied the techni-
que OF trained German workers who
spent a lifetime az the upholstery
trade and spend many years IS ap-
prentice.
, 1935-02-28
Leaders Tied In
Billiard Tourney

CHICAGO. Feb. 2S.-tP-The big
three, Percy Collins Of Chicago,
Edgar r. Appie5y Of New York and
Edmund Soussa OF Egypt, were run
Ming head and head Thursday In
The national amateur 1872 balkline
billiards tournament.
All won their second straight
victories Wednesday. Collins. the
defending titlsholder. trcunced Ray
Fessenden o. Madison, Wis, 800 70
fss In 20 innings IN the night
match, and Appleby turned In q
: high mark FOR the tournament.
an 81, IN smotaering Seymour king
~ New York, 800 TO l25 IN Is in
nings. Soussa. making hist first bid
for the championship. easily defeat
al Tom Morgan Of Kansas City,
900 10 100. IN 20 innings.
, 1935-02-28
Especial 10 me Heraldl

SAN BENITO, Feb. 2s.-Now that
the intranuTal basket ball cham
p!onship has been decided IN San
Benito high school, plans are going
forward for an interclaSs track meet
TO be held probably Friday, March
8. according 70 Coach c. a white
who Is hopeful that II may reveal
sone new talent for the high school
team.
, 1935-02-28
TO 4

SAN BENITO, Feb. "a Fred
Sellers OF Santa Rosa. secretary OF
the Cameron County Vegetable
Growers association, who was 70
have addressed last weeks meeting
of the local grower unit. will talk
Thursday night before this group
at the city hall. Ralph T. Agar.
county tax AsseSSor-coIlector, spoke
last week
, 1935-02-28
Hook and Bruno
To Meet Monday

TNrNTTMT 20 Inc ITTTTIT
HARLINGEN, FEB. 2S- ~Kid
Bruno" Salazar will take another
whirl at Henry Hooks. the HooSier
Hurricane, IN q ten round fight 70
be staged here Monday night It has
teen announced.
The Hooks-Lopez bout did not
materialize, and as q result 2alazar
is being given another crack AZ the
little fellow. They fought a ten
rounder here about q month ago
and Hooks won the decision. but
he did not make much off the tough
little fellow.
SaIazar feels that he can beat
Hooks in spite Of the Hurricanes"
reputation.
, 1935-02-28
Five Schools Enter
San Benito Tourney
tSpeeial % The Herald

SAN BENITO, Feb. 2e.-Fve
schools have already entered the
first annual invitation tennis tour
nament 10 be held by San Benito
high schools, according to II. H
Baker, coach.
The schools entered as Of We'd
nesday were Raymondville. Lyford,
Pharr. Fulfurrias and Rio Hondo.
Local high school METERS also will
oe entered.
Entries for the tournament will
close Saturday and 1t Is expected that
additional ones viii be received be-
fore then.
, 1935-02-28

James Cagney and Pat OBrien
are seen In the starring roles q
Devil Dogs. the story OF the fly
ing corps Of the u. 8. Marines.
scheduled for showing Friday and
Saturday az the Rivoli theatre
and Saturday nlidnite and Sunday
at the Arcadia.
Devil Dogs Of the Air" con-
tains countless startling thrills and
, 1935-02-28

Roberts. Pitching records0Crttz al
lowed seven hits, struck out two and
walked one In nine innings: Szpein-
ski allowed five hits, struck out sey-
en- and walked one In nine innings
, 1935-02-28

Enough newEprint iS made in th@
United States every four years fcr A
strip as wide as a daily paper and
long enough 20 reach 10 the sun and
back.
, 1935-02-28

The human body contains enough
free phosphorus to make 100000 Old
style matches. yet the phosphorus II
three matches OF this type Is suf1i-
Gent to kill an adult.
, 1935-02-28

King. Pitching Acknowledgements
allowed three hits, struck out SIX
and walked three In seven innings;
Critz allowed four hits, struck out
none and walked y n six innings.
, 1935-02-28
CAPITOL


A picture which combines mag
nificence and action with the poig-
nance OF human drama, Para
mounts The Lives Of q Bengal
Lancer" shows Friday and Satur-
day ut the Capitol. Brownsville.
Gary Cooper, Franchot Tone,
Richard Cromwell and Sir Guy
Standing head the cast OF the pic
ture as officers OF this colorful
regiment. The drama arises from
the conflict between Sir Guy
Standing. who plays a cruSty. hard
shelled colonel. and his snbordin-
ate officers.
Cooper and Tone adopt Cromwell,
the colonel's impulsive son. as
their special charge. When he be-
comes involved with q Russian girl
and Is carried off by q neighbor-
ing chieftain. Cooper and Tom
follow. although the colonel re-
fuses 70 go TO his sons rescue.
, 1935-02-28

A tribute paid TO the nursing
profession BY the late President
Theodore Roosevelt. following a
siege in a hospital. provides the
Inspiration and theme for Jesse L.
Lasky's The White Parade" show
ing Thursday only at the Queen
theatre, Brownsville.
First film 70 glorify Americas
young ladies in white" "The
White Parade" was made NJ the
Fox Film studios under the direc-
ton OF Irving Cummings. with 10
retta Young ana John Boles IN
the leading roles
The daily worker., 1935-02-09
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Chapter
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Henri Bafbusse
Earl BroWder
Bill Dunno
Michael Gold
Clarence Hathaway
Langston Hughes
Corliss Lamont
Joseph North
John Strachey
Seymour Waldlnan
Marguerite Young
Drawings by
Jacob Burck
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Evening star., 1935-03-05
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
BIRMINGHAM, England.-Larry
Gains, Toronto heavyweight, knocked
out Charley Smith, London 90.
TAMPA. Fla.-King Livinsky, 1913,
Chicago. stopped Salvatore Ruggirello
206, Italy ca.
CHICAGO.-George Black, 1921,
Milwaukee, outpointed Chuck Heffner,
1853, Denver 80. Gene Connollay,
1927, Minneapolis, outpointed john
ny Miravel, 1872, Argo, III. a.. al
Pahl. 1921, Minneapolis, outpointed
frankie Keebil, las, Chicago a..
HOLYOKE, Mass.-Lou lombard,
14lH, Jersey City. knocked out jim
my Murray, 1874, New York 90.
Fritzie Zivic, 1391a, Pittsburgh, out
pointed K. o. Castillo, 1881, San
Antonio Q0).
SYRACUSE. N. Y.-John Henry
Lewis, IT'S, Phoenix, Ariz., stopped
Terry Mitchell. 1877, Boston (6.
Christy Lewis, 155. Phoenix, outpoint-
ed Pete Susky, 155, Scranton, Pa. co.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-Varias Milling,
1291a, Los Angeles, outpointed Jimmy
Buckler, 134h, Louisville (10).
HARL1NGEN, Tex.-Henry Hook,
127, Indianapolis, outpointed Boh
Gomez. 127, San Antonio. Tex. 1O.
BUTTE. Mont.-Johnny Stanton
1877, Minneapolis, outpointed Leonard
Videtich, 1874, Denver (10).
Evening star., 1935-03-05
EASTERN, BETHESDA
DRAW TOUGH FOES
D. c. Quint Plays Charlotte and
Lelanders Meet Augusta in
w. & L. First Round.

Eastern Highs crack basket ball
team, public high champion and titlist
in The Stars metropolitan public high
competition, figures to find the going
plenty tough in its flrst-round game
in the Washington and Lee inter-
scholastic South Atlantic tourney at
Lexington Thursday night at O'Clock.
The Lincoln Parkers bowed to Char
lotte last year in the semi-finals
in a 1896 overtime thriller. Char
lotte then went on to win the title.
Eastern, which entrains tomorrow
night. is one Of four seeded teams, the
others being Raleigh IN. c. High,
Tech High Of Atlanta, Ga. and
Staunton Military Academy Of Staun-
ton, Va.
The only other school from the Dis
trict Of Columbia area listed to COM
pete is the Bethesda-Chevy Chase
High quint, Montgomery County
(Md.) champ. 1t, too, has drawn
formidable foe in Augusta Military
Academy Of Fort Defiance, Va.
The Virginia State crown also will
be at stake in the tourney in which
16 teams will compete. John Mar
shall High of Richmond and Jef1er-
son High of Roanoke will battle for
Old Dominion supremacy.
Other pairings for Thursdays games
include Raleigh IN. c. High VS..
Massanutten Military Academy, Tech
High (Atlanta) VS.. Greenbrier Military
School, Saunton Military Academy VS.
Charleston Is. c. High, John Mar
shall High vs.. Asheville IN. c. High
Spartanburg Is. c. High VS.. Vir-
ginia Presbyterian Oanville). Jeffer-
son High, Roanoke. vs.. Asheville
School for BOYS
Evening star., 1935-03-05
TRIPLE BASKET TIE
LIKELY IN BIG TEN
Purdue, Jolter Of Badgers, Must
Beat Wildcats to Deadlock Wis
consin, Illinois.

By the Associated Press.
OHICAGO, March 5.-Wisconsin's
l dream Of its first undisputed Big
Ten basket ball championship
in II years lay buried along the banks
Of the Wabash today as the exciting
race for the priced title neared the
finish with a three-cornered tie among
the disillusioned Badgers, Illinois and
Purdue a strong probability.
Only Northwestern's erratic Wild
cats stood between Purdue and share
of the title, and the experts figured
the game almost a set-up for the
Boilermakers, who smashed Wiscon-
sins hopes Of an exclusive title, 43 to
"a. at Lafayette last night.
II Purdue whips Northwestern. the
final standing Of the three leaders
would be identical at nine victories
and three defeats each; should the
Wildcats win, Illinois. which clinched
a tie for the crown last night by de-
feating Michigan, SO to %, would
share the championship with Wis
consin.
Evening star., 1935-03-05
SANDL0TTERS BUSY
WITH LEAGUE PLANS
Several Loops Already Set for
Action and Others Have
Called Confabs.

CANDLOT base ball leagues are
y speeding preparation for play.
Several loops already have held
organization or reorganization meet
ings and others have made plans for
confabs.
Industrial and Federal leagues have
sessions tonight. The former meeting
will be held at fireman Kings sport
store. 1919 New York avenue, at 8
o'clock. The Federal loop get-to-
gether is slated at the same time at
the Atlas Sport Shop, 927 d street.
Representatives Of all teams wishing
to compete in the leagues are asked to
be on hand.
Eleven teams had Representatives on
the job last night, when the National
City League unlimited loop held its
first meeting of the campaign. They
were Union Printers, Blue Flame
Valet, Murphy's, Gordon's Cafeteria,
Miller Furniture, Warwick A. c.,
Stansbury A. c., Capital Transit, Ross
jewelers., DORA and Berwyn.
A second meeting will be held Mon
day night at 8 o'clock at the Atlas
Sport Shop. Vic Gauzza will furnish
information regarding the loop at
Metropolitan 1878.
Evening star., 1935-03-05
TECH HAS IS IN MEET

Tech Highs track team figures to
make a stout showing in the scholastic
division of the Southern Conference
indoor games Saturday, at the Univer-
sity of North Carolina.
Fifteen boys will represent McKin-
ley. Began and Lynch are entered in
the sprints and Began, with Hayden,
Green and Emmerich will perform In
the mile relay, with Ellinger as al
ternate. Other Techites listed to make
the trip are McMann, entered with
Green in the 1,000-yard run: Haskey
and Thompson in the sprints with
Began and Lynch; Wall and Emmer-
ich in the 70-yard high hurdles and
McKenna and March in the high
Jump.
Coach Hap Hardell was somewhat
disappointed by the showing the Tech
relay team made in the meet at Pam
zer IN. j. College few weeks ago.
Evening star., 1935-03-05
UNLIMITED CUNTS
AGAIN HOLD STAGE
Acacia and 0lmsted Win 4. A. q
0peners-Sholl's Conquers
Sleuths for Title.

CNAPPY battling is expected tonight
y In the District A. A. u. cham
pionship basket ball tourney at
Tech, with three more unlimited class
battles listed.
Play opens at 7:30, with First Bap-
tist meeting the Y. M. c. A., Parchey's
Comets face Maryland A. C. at $3.50
Mount Vernon.
In opening games last night. both
unlimited divisions tilts, Acacia In
surance came from behind to put
down a hard-fighting Boys Club OF
Washington, 41-33, and Olmsted Grill
drubbed the Calvary M. E. quint, So
81. District Commissioner George E
Allen formally launched the tourney
by tossing the ball to the centers for
the first play of the Acacia-Bo Club
game.
sholl's basket ball team boasts an
other title today. Dick Mothershead's 8
proteges last night conquered Bureau
Of Investigation, 1885, in an extra
period thriller, to win the Central
Loop Community Center League title.
It was the second time Sholl's has
defeated the Sleuths in three games
this season.
At the half. Investigation trailed,
20-9, but, led by Forest Burgess, ral-
lied to tie the score. Tiny Ingram
and Hal Kiesel, however, scored for
Sholl's in the extra period to give
them victory.
Evening star., 1935-03-05
20 Years Ago
IN THE STAR
CNOW continues to halt progress

CNOW continues to halt progress
~ of the Nationals training &C
tivities at Charlottesville.
Among members Of the squad
showing talent as entertainers are
Eddie Ainsmith, Ray Morgan, Jack
Bentley, Joe Engel, Harry Harper
and Jim Shaw.
Mordecai Brown. former pitcher
for the Chicago Nationals, Is to
play this season with the Chicago
team Of the Federal League.
Clyde Milan, star outfielder Of
the Washington team. arrived here
vile camp, as did Howard Shanks.
Hughey Jennings. manager Of
the Detroit base ball club, Is flg-
ured to stand on his 1914 team.
Pep Young, Frankie Fuller and
Oscar Witt are battling for the sec
ond-base job. but Burns is slated
to continue at first. with Bush at
shortstop and Moriarty at third.
Cobb and Crawford will continue
IN the outf1eld, but jacobson may
displace Veach. Stanage is sched-
uled to do most Of the catching.
Delegates from District Of Co
lumbia clubs who will attend the
annual meeting Of the Middle At
lantic Golf Association at the New
Willard include Morven Thompson
of the Chevy Chase Club, Lee j.
Harlan, Columbia Country Club,
and Thomas j. w. Brown, Ban
nockburn Club.
Charley Wright of the Gandils
and Skinny Carroll of the Palace
team rolled better than 400 last
night.
Evening star., 1935-03-05
TOURNEY AT KEYsER.

MARTINSBURG, W. Va, March
5.-The regional basket ball tourna-
ment for Eastern West Virginia will
be held in Keyser instead of Martins
burg, scene Of the meet for the past
two years. The State Is divided into
eight sections and the eastern portion
is region 4.
Evening star., 1935-03-05
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
vALON, Calf. - Chuck Klein,
" heavy hitting Cub outfielder
~ who didn't hit so much last
season, had q Catalina Island
record to his credit today.
Chuck stepped to the plate yester-
day and hit six successive pitches
all Of them thrown by rookies-out Of
the park.
1T feels like old times in Baker
Bowl" Grinned Chuck, recalling his
better days at Philadelphia.
"A 6IAMI BEACH, Fla.-Smokey Joe
V Martin, peppery third baseman,
Is the lad ION the spot" in the
New York Giants camp.
The Oxnard. Calf, inf1elder already
has has been farmed out three times,
the limit, and must make good this
year II he wants to stay with the
Giants. He played with Nashville last
season.
To stick he'll have to beat out Mark
Koenig and Joe Malay for a utility
job.
n RADENTON, Fla. - Following his
h plan Of tossing his players into
the midst Of things without pre-
liminary muscle conditioning exer-
cises, Frankie Frisch, manager Of the
Champion st. Louis Cardinals. sched-
uled q regular batting practice for his
first string pitchers today.
Cotton" Pippin, q Cardinal farm
hurler from Houston, Is being watched
with speculative eyes by the Card Of
ficials as q prospective outfielder.
ORLANDO. Fla.-Casey stensel
IL uses q trotting-horse watch to
time the Brooklyn Dodgers In
tests of speed rounding the bases. He
claims q watch designed to clock
human speed would be inadequate.
You'll note" he adds with q grin,
that our boys run more like horses
than men. I am convinced that Van
Mungo and Johnny Babich, har-
messed together, would make the best
team Of brewery horses any one ever
saw"
"AMPA, Fla.-The Cincinnati Reds
headed into further training to-
day, with two home runs by
rookie hopefuls chalked up as the high
marks Of the teams first competitive
play yesterday.
They were made by Johnny Mize,
first sacker, and Billy Myers, short
stop Of the regulars, playing against
the colts" The score was 8 to 8
when the game was called after five
innings.
CAN BERNARDINO, Calif-The
- Pittsburgh Pirates, hampered in
their training by rain and cool
weather, got in what practice they
Evening star., 1935-03-05
FLETCHER GOES HOME.

STAUNTON, Va, March S.
Forrest Fletcher, Washington and Lee
track coach and Southern Conference
head, has returned to his home after
being dismissed from Kings Daughters
Hospital, where he had been recover
ing from injuries received In an auto
mobile accident.
Evening star., 1935-03-05
PLAY FOR STATE CROWN

ROANOKE, Va, March R.-A
Virginia State high school basket ball
crown is at stake here Wednesday
night.
John Marshall High of Richmond
will meet Jefferson High of Roanoke
In clash for the State honors.
Both have excellent records.
Evening star., 1935-03-05
Chops Wood for Appetite.

TIE WENT on to discuss his train
III ing here.
Hans Schoenrath, O former
German champion. uses the Hamas
style of boxing. sometimes find It hard
to fight back from q defense position
and do the infighting I used during
my match against Hamas in Chicago"
Max prefers wood-chopping IS an
appetizer before breakfast. In the
afternoon he has a run through the
woods, after which he begins sparring.
His daily program also includes two
rounds at the punching bag, two
rounds Of shadow boxing. gymnastics
and two rounds at the sand sack.
His sparring partners, two brothers,
say his infighting is good, his hooks
are well placed and his right packs
the old dynamite. some Of which he
lost when he hurt his thumb in
Madrid.
Make will cease training two days
before the fight.
Evening star., 1935-03-05
Ahearn Pro Boxing Here: :Scneng Rules Bmarck$ OdR Roo
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WILMINGTON, Del.-Emil Dusek,
215, Omaha, defeated George Hagen,
21O, New York, two falls to one.
PORTLAND, Mclean Baptiste
Laroche, ITS, Canada. defeated Drop
kick Murphy, ITS, Alabama, two falls
to one.
NEW YORK.-Chief Little Wolf,
21O, California, threw Ernie Dusek,
2l8, Omaha, 1903; Leo Wallack, ITS.
New York, threw Dave Levin, 1872,
New York, 1919.
MEMPHIS.-Jim McMillen, Chi
cago. defeated Karl Davis, Columbus,
Ohio, two falls to one.