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' Mia The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION I ■ — ......—■» _ _ijijirfff FIVE CLASHES HARLINGEN TO I ■ y yj T ^ * T V > ▼ ▼ S FOR CHARITY HAVE SPECIAL BRUSHING UP SPORTS . —By Pap l MEET CALLED Tulane Set For 31ST VICTIM Rose Bowl Big Six Rallies to Aid Of San Benitana Hope to Drive , LOS ANGELES. Dec 3. T — . Unemployed In Fivg On to Region Eight AT HARLINGEN Indicating Tulane university OF GRID DIES '"•ffi/aroN now is first choice as an oppon- — i States Crown -a*S$TMQuTH$ Am\ ent for the University of South- ■ ern California in the Rose Bowl ire AilMl Me C. of Fordham Is COES All Expect i n g game New Year's Day, Aubrey Murphy HAMPI ON SHIP Managers T»E F&Z* Devine. Troian scout, and Fran- KANSAS CITY. Dee. 3.—(gn— days and daze To Enter Clubs Asked Last To Succumb Tk4£ cis Tappan, freshman coach, Chanty was the matchmaker foe are here again. PAMOJS left for New Orleans last night To five exhibition football Harlingen Card- a'OqTom /h? calls To Be Present Injuries game* Big , to scout the Tulane-Waslungton Six conference teams will inal Ian* are go- play State game to be there over CcmBocaZo^ playeefr Saturday. ing ga-ga < N x niz ation Saturday. NEW YORK. Dec. 3— P —While of their bi-diatrict tf jC or; Unemployed Oklahoma. Mis- Fordham paid last of the University souri. Kansas. Colorado and Neb- clash with the meeting tribute today to Cornelius Murphy, raska are to be of Hues lit Conxu, Amateur j beneficlAr.es Valley Jr.. 21-year-old football star rho the final skirmishes Christl Prid ay- in this sec- Basketball league, died yesterday of injuries suffer- tion. a same night; a circuit which ed in his team's clc*in~ with game The Oklahoma Sooner* who con- condition prevails has suc- REBELS WIN Bucknell ten ago. the operated days sport tinue in their charity war the fal- In San Bemto cessfully for the loving public wondered what would their lowing week-end. will not close regard to three be the result of the unusual past years num- ! their season, however, until after bi-district battle has called bcr of sea- been gridiron fatalities this two games In on afternoon with Aransas Hawaii, Christmas for 8 p. m. Tuesday at the Mad- MINORS’WAR son. eve and New Year's day. Pass at Son Bemto. death was the thirtv- ison hotel in Harlingen. Murphy's Nebraskas B:g Six The two are point- champion Valley squads first recorded this season In many Comhu>krrs All who intend en- pkv an intersections! ing in separate directions. The managers to awarders it was believe! important engagement Saturday at Denver Cardinals. Valley “A** champions, ter clubs are requested to be pres- Lower Leagues Certain To steps would be taken to check the with the Colorado Aggies, state are after the state championship. toll of football. ent at the gathering. Those who Overthrow Sexton’s champions The Greyhounds. B” champions, officials wish to officiate in the circuit are Coaches, ex-oiayers and Other encounters: Okk- axe the Region Eight title. others charity seeking connected with football ral- homa vs Oklahoma crowns are awarded also requested to be present. All Regime City Univer- Only regional v. lied to the of their game &OAL.C> support at Norman; Kansas vs the B-’ clubs players and other Interested parties sity Wash- and pointed out that few players burn a* W Train will be welcome also. College Topeka: Missouri Special had been killed or even seriourlv v*. S- Louis run front Trus Valiev amateur circuit has WEST BADEN. 3—-P University a1 St. Louis, Aspecial train will be Ind. Dec. injured in major college Ol games and Kan ac state vs Wichita Uni- Harlingen to Corpus Christl Fri- been unusually strong for thiee —The rebels' of the National As- the 31 deaths recorded so far. only at afternoon. The will years and its champions went far sociation of Professional Baseball versity Wichita Oklahoma meets day special four have occurred at major col- Tulsa in the state race. Year before last University at Tulsa Decem- leave at 1 p. m., arriving in ample Leagues, parent body of Americas leges one at a small college and ber 12 before for Hon- time for the night contest. The the Harlmgen Methodists went to 16 minor one embarking existing leagues, appar- at normal school Others were olulu. the the semi-finals at San Antonio be- special will return same night. ently have won the battle of West at high sc|ocl* or In ‘sand lot” fore eliminated a A crowd of between 200 and 300 [ being V- slight Baden. game* where plavers often went I fans vs expected to accompany the margin. Donna was runner-up that Backed by an overwhelming ma- into the game without prooer pro- j year. were in squad. ^k jority. they full charge of tective garments or proper train- Hounds Planning To to all available dope, & ( Last year the Methodists were the thirtieth annual convention ing and Aooording ^ supervision. the Cards are In for a relatively victors again with McAllen as run- and to their Mexico today ready complete The exceptions are Murphv.' Play Quint There were four a easy victory over the Bucs. Bobby ner-up. particular- plans for drastic reorganization Cadet Richard B. Sheridan, Jr. •Bv staff Correspondent) has at the Port clubs in the chase—Har- of the Cannon a fair club ly strong association—a reorganization Army end. who died Oct. :6 of a SAN BENITO Dee 3-Tentative the McAllen. San Benito and City, but It won championship lingen. which would oust the present ad- broken neck differed in a game arrareemenrs have been made for forfeited games on the Edinburg The Saints had a good ministration and it through AnJoThE^ body replace against Yale C. V. Snut'' Mill- a basket ball game about the middle Robstown. The Pickers de- MOtfTOAj (5 club, but went to be- with a committee of five own- of part of piece-; just club **Ps college tackle who suffered a January between .San Benito hlfh The Cor- fore the end of the season ers with absolute man- feated the Bucs handily. <?£Apr to step icto * s powers of fatal neck Injury playing against school and the American school of fell before Donna Sixteen clubs entered the race pus Chnsti club 6tS agement and control. Stetson. Nov. ll. and James Nich- Mexico City, according to Principal 14-12 and Harlingen had an easy 8€>CThi£(5,5 S*JQ£5 last, season. There were eight The showdown of their fight was ols. Alabama freshman center C. R Robertson. * “ who with the Redskins. Browns- ACC? Cameron clubs in the cir- set for not time CA£P>r CIO JFOe, 1*+£ county definitely today and died Nov. 17 from injuries in a The American school makes an 13-0. and cuit. McAllen the vllle beat Corpus Christ! took Hidaleo one member of the old regime scrimmage mith the varrdy. annual tour of Texas. It Is said Tha the crown the Cards beat Brownsville by AU Hb*i >*d ti Tk« AMaclata4 khaa and Harlingen the Cam- headed by President Mike Sexton, team is coached bv F H Bankston, eron same score county bunting. had any hopes of retaining his one-time th ee-letter man a tLouis- For Cards Hope Title lowers Only because seme -rebel- Lubbock, Amarillo iana Coliejte The Cards are in excellent con- minded" owners wanted o get more FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Will dition for the fray and are getting information about the reorganiza- Battle Todav *Bv The Associated Press* In a few licks under the floodlights Bi-District Clashes tion plan was the movement post- I.UBBOCK. Dec 3 P —Football PONIES DUE TO BOSTON—Lou Brouiilard. Wor- to be prepared for their night poned from yesterday. fans of the Panhandle and plains INSURANCE thester. knocked out Buckv Lawless, engagement. Th.s is Dutch Rek- Under the plan Sexton, president were massed in Lubbxk N today- BONDS torik's third championship in as Syracuse, Y. <3*. Vernon Cor- for 22 years, would be reared with awaiting the whistle this afternoon many at Harlingen His first Scheduled This Week mier. Worchester. outpointed Tracy a full which will -rend years years salary and the com- Amarillo against GET REAL TEST * two were “B" title liolders. Las: Cox. Indianapolis. (7*. mittee. three members from the Lubbock for *ho high s-hdb: cham- W. B. CLINT i _ ASHTABULA. O. -Paul year he drove on to a Region Eight Pirponc. Class AA league and the other pi'nshiD of district one. Phone 6 crown, proving Harlingen one of BY BILL PARK lift cept Breekeru'idge, are in the run- Cleveland, outpointed Sonny Jim two from Class B and D leagues, The invading Sandies ruled favor- AsMMiatrd Williams. California the eight best 'B clubs in the St. Mary’s Is Known As the Press Sports Writer ning this week-end. El Pa^>o high (8>. placed in full charge for a year ites. They- recently beat Lubbock 25 season, he is in and Dec 3. are in the scholastic OAKLAND. Calif.-Midget Wol- to state This “A" DALLAS, <.T/—Bi-district schools pitying during which it would make recom- 2 at Amarillo Another game was pointing for the state crown. ‘Giant Killer’ Of competition in the annual Texas In- race for thf first time % id Austin east. Philadelphia, outpointed mendations. necejMtrv because the season ended 8an Benito will play the role of tcrscholartic League state champion- high school of the border city will Speedy Dado.
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