. —-—------r. u u j The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION m?l Weatherbound Pirates Plan Texas Camp Next Year fj to at •*£;’*<&** M. % SEGRAVE RACES 231.3 M.P.H. Bears ■ ■ •»»--• -- — — —— — ^-— — +***-**^ m m m m ~i r*- r^j^nj-n _n_r Here ruxj^ru-lj-ij-u-1Aru~Ln^,-^u-ij-i,nj-_n_r-- j~i_i-i_- nfir -i_i-i_n_~_r_~ Meet A S SHUTOUT; Appear _-Ljn_ru~ijn^_-_i~ur-i_^i_n_ri_r‘T_inri_-Vn_r Tonight SOLONS GOLF; Home; Other Teams Expected to Seal Hampered By Rains Fate of Ball MERSKYSOLD n Loop DALLAS, March 12.—(JP)—San list is Gene Walker, secured In The stage is set—the delegates organization on a professional basis ^ORT MYERS, Fla., March 12 — Antonio's 1929 Bears, minus only trade from Beaumont last fall. He are coming—and a league are optimistic regarding the for- Stinging under the 6 to 0 shut- Mulvey, Grimes and Tate—and two has been “under the weather’’ and of some proportions, may be per- mation of a Class D league. or three possible additions yet to his doctor has advised him to take manently formed tonight. The meeting is scheduled to get T»jt they were given by the Phila- be made to the roster—go to San things easy. William T. (Billy) Burnett, Rio under way at 8 o’clock tonight. Cin- ^^1'lphia Athletics Sunday, the Antonio from Laredo today for the At Corsicana, a workout in the Grande Valley of the ’cinnati Reds rolled into Fort My- first home exhibition game of the Y. M. C. A. was in prospect today South Texas Chamber of Commerce Dallas a rain in with O. N. NINE ers today with fire in their eyes season, Wednesday, with the New for the Steers, heavy acting conjunction AGGIES HANG UP York Giants. last making it improbable Boston, president of the temporary for the “rubber” with the Mackmen. night A new addition to the hospital that the team will get in any bat- league, formed last week in Mer- UNIFORMS AS CAGERS Kolp and Meeker are Manager Hen- and fielding practice. The cedes, got in touch by tele- i ting dricks selections for the ------herd will return to its home lot to- phone. with Mercedes, Corpus Chris- pitching (Special to The Herald) morrow for an exhibition game with '*'■ '* <’ ti, Harlingen, San Benito, McAllen deciding game of a three game se- V#:; COLLEGE Mar. the White Sox. and Brownsville delegates, and in- STATION, Tex., Chicago ----- ■ ■ ries. h.—— .' Vv,..—- 13.—(IP)—Three of the nine letter- With their roster completed with formed them that a meeting w'as Major H. O. D. and the Golden Arrow in men on “Chuck” Bassett's At Phoenix, Ariz., golf clubs re- the arrival of Stanley Benton, Segrave which he set a world's record on the sands of to be held tonight at the Miller ho- Daytona Beach Monday afternoon. The British demon 1929 Texas Aggie cage team, hung placed baseball bats in the Detroit , the Wichita Falls Spud- speed bettered the previous record by about 21 tel, at which time the league—or QPORTSi miles per hour. up their uniforms as Aggie cagers ders were forced to forego training the personnel of the organization, Tiger camp yesterday as Manager for all time following the Texas activities today for the first time was expected to be completed. Harris’ in their Longhorn game at Austin. Bucky chages put DFORUM was a fort- The Christi as- since their Corpus delegate ! camp opened These three are Noah on a course. sured Mr. Webster, day of “rest-’ nearby BY B1SHOB CLEMENTS night ago, a hevay rain last night Burnett that not only Texarkana. Ark., fleet forward who back to work out-door out of the would Corpus be represented, but The squad was to go making training was awarded his GRID he would either have third letter in for a series question. SQUADS representa- today in preparation STILL basketball at A. & M. this year; T. ffAIRS, tives from Robstown and The routine continued to Kingsville practice G. Caudle, with the next week. present, or have their Stepehnville, elongated The Miller hotel of this city will hold in the proxies. center Sports’ training camp A1 who was a transfer to A. & Camp here will be broken Sunday. be the mecca for baseball enthusi- Prince, of Mercedes, stated at Shreveport today. Tomorrow the M. and was therefore eligible for The full strength of the Cleve- asts from ARETO PLAY that his city would be represented. tonight. Representatives one of will meet the NAY Sam Botts and Bob only year playing, and W. E. Sports GUN Mayor Hall land Indians was for Minneapolis OUT, sched- ready today Corpus Christi on down are Davis, brilliant forward from Ste- the second routine of hard work at Millers in an exhibition of Harlingen, will either represent uled to be present, the result of game. phenville, who was awarded his New Orleans. Peckin- their town or have an accredited Manager which is expected a professional Faced with having to Bend his third letter as an to Clash In representative present. Aggie eager this paugh said the players have shown baseball league will be formed. Eagles Regula* season. a workout in better condition than • » • charges thorugh light UP Guy Trent and L. B. Winans, of up physical BUCWORKS tion Game San Benito, have also been in recent years. A tentative organization was per- Monday due to showers Manager Wednesday noti- fied, as has Bob Pate and other A-B-C-D Colds fected last week at a meeting in Frank Snyder of the Houston Buf- By RUSSELL NEWLAND At 4 P. M. local enthusiasts. and his Pittsburgh Mercedes, but the personnel of the faloes will endeavor to the Bis- put (Associated Press Sports Writer.) It has been declared local fans Pirates are beset with a new ail- circuit could not be determined. by Matched like ons a of work PASO ment—alphabetical colds. First it * • * through day today. ROBLES, Cal., March 12.— that if a permanent league is to be was Adams, then Bar tell. Como- Baseball park dimensions have Snyder is particularly anxious for (/P)—The Waner brothers, Paul and Coach Fessenden and his 40 foot- organized, it must get under way tonight; that a baseball and rosky came down followed by Daw- been questions of contest wher- the weather to clear that he may Lloyd, are still on the absent list ball who have been park, players, put other son whose was taken over ever baseball is Here preliminary work prior to the sniffing played. his a last min- but the are mus- a your give hurling corps through couple of weeks spring start of the season, golf by Ens. Fred Fussell followed. Now are the dimensions of the Ameri- will have to ute looking over before the exhibi- tering for the National pen- the will be done, and that the Grimes and Grantham are suffer- can league parks: league training by Eagle mentor, time to do those is short. ing. Tiny icicles were noticed yes- Boston—Home plate to right tion games here Saturday and Sun- nant drive behind a pitching staff be divided into squads tomorrow, things And in that connection, the same terday when the Pirates went to field, 358 feet. 6 inches; home day, with New York Giants. that gives early season promise of the Blues" and the "Grays," and clubs- their training grounds at Paso Ro- plate to left field, 320 ft. 6 in.; opinion has been voiced by other At Mineral Wells, specialized being second to none. tangle in a regular football contest towns. bles, Cal. Cold weather caused a home plate to center field—great- work will dominate the second Donie Bush his on Tucker Field, at 4 m. So the postponement of all activity and er than either. Manager pins starting p. only thing to do tonight will Bush has intimated he will ask for Chicago—Home plate to right week’s training of the Fort Worth hopes on his hurlers and expects Much interest has been aroused be to organize permanently— Panthers. First was or call it off. representatives state. Texas as a training camp for 1930. field, 365 ft.; home plate to left work devoted the rest of the to rise to the the and a number squad by game, large There is At St. Petersburg. Fla., Coach field, 365 ft.; home plate to center almost exclusively to getting the plenty of baseball spirit occasion. The mound corps has of fans is expected to attend. all over of the Braves thinks field 455 ft. athletes in good physical condition south Texas, it is declared, been Kremer Dan Barnhart, of and those an he has uncovered another Smokey Detroit—Home plate to right field and allowing Jakie Atz to get a strengthened. Ray captain-elect making effort toward Joe Wood In Bruce Cunningham, 370 ft. 11 in.; home plate to left line on his numerous new players. and , right hand- the 1929 team will lead the Blues" The first with the former Pacific Coast league . field, 340 ft. 7 in.; home plate to game Oklahoma ers, are in top form. The trium- and Clarence Bennett, will captain City Indians was lost ina- -•**» Cunningham has a speed ball center field, 467 ft. through virate of and the "Grays.” of Petty, Kremer Grimes which has been making the players New York—Home plate to right bility the men to handle high Fans will be given an opportunity infield flies so Atz will bear the burden and should do blink when they come up to bat. field, 294 ft. 9 in,; home plate to expects to spend of witnessing some of the members considerable Evers calls him the best young pros- left field, 280 ft. 7 in.; home plate time on that phase of untl another comes aiong. Two N V VANr.EEr of the 1929 squad, for the first has defense. Catchers, first and other old Carmen Hill and pect he seen in years. to center field. 490 ft. third timers. Eddie Wells, new Yankee south- time, in action. Such players as basemen in will the back “Memphis Bill” Terry and Eddie Cleveland—Home plate to right particular be drill- , latter from paw, conics to the big show labeled Summers, Longoria, Samano, Wash- Roush have in 290 home to left ed and coached in after and the retired are show- arrived the Giants' field, ft.; plate going voluntary list, as one«of the best of the 1928 crop ington, and others will be in the camp at San Antonio. Neither looks field. 376 ft.; home plate to center handling the lofty straight-uppers. ing up well and may get into the in the minors. lineups. ---- as if he needs much work to put field. 450 ft. running. Wells, pitching for Birmingham Coach Fessenden believes the him into to Rookies playing condition. Roush, Philadelphia—Home plate right Promising in the Southern league, won twen- training so far has worked wonders who was out of 307 home to The rookie field is un- the lineup quite a field, ft.; plate left Negotiations Under pitching ty-five and lost seven games last for the Eagles and prospective while last season because of a torn field, 312 ft.; home plate to center usually fertile and from it Bush year. squad members. He expects to stomach looks for at least two muscle, said the injury field, greater than either. Way For Kid Pancho youngsters Eddie is one of those boxmen who give every man on the outfit an i W’as healed. St. Louis—Home plate to right to help the cause along. Steve knows something about batting. He opportunity to play during the Mcrsky Sold field. 320 ft.; home plate to left Mar. 25 Swetonic, right hander, and Larry .374 last year. game. ‘5t- Opponent Arrival of James Madison Hollo- field, 355 ft.; home plate to center French, a southpaw, have the in- But it’s his pitching that had the Athletic Director Irvine states ~1 side way, another pitcher, today boosted field. 430 ft. Having obtained Kid Pancho's positions. Swetonic pitched In- scouts coming his way. Working that admission to the contest will — onto •tthe number of boxmen with the Washington Home plate to signature on the dotted line, Pro- dianapolis the map last sea- in 30 games. Wells pitched 291 in- be in vogue, and that a regulation Ill 'Ardllies at Winter Haven. Fla., to right field, 328 ft.; home plate to moter Tex Becerril has begun dick- son and French did more than his nings. He walked 71 men. fanned football game will be played. bit for Portland of the There are so many flingers in left field. 358 ft.; home plate to cen- ering with Kid Juarez, slugging Coast lea- 129 and had an earned aver- 1831—CORBETT SURPRISES that ter field, 423 ft. gue. Ervin Brame, ^tmp Manager Shotton has Monterrey featherweight, to com- right hander, age of 2.73. RING WORLD The ceased to * * * has a because of his hit- spring wonder about Bob Mc- plete arrangements for the main job pinch He is 23 years eld. is six feet one Fight fans crowding around a Roberto Fred Veteran Works For Graw, veteran pitcher, whose sign- Hinojosa. Brownsville event of his card to be staged at ting ability. Fussell, left inch tall and weighs 183 pounds. San Francisco. Cal., ring on May has id cdntract has not been received. heavyweight boxer, been the the Fort Brown skating rink March hander, and Walter Tauscher and American 21, 1891, saw the dawn of a new shirts and “Lena’ Blackburne has wielded target of several challenges of 25. Ralph Dawrson, right handers, all Bowling fistic era—the introduction of the his late. Jack Sullivan, of have not managerial axe, cutting six manager It was planned to get Chico Cis- holdovers, been counetd In ''gentleman boxer.” White Sox writes as follows in re- out. Foreign Lands hopes from his payroll Hinojosa, neros as an opponent for Pancho Up to that date town plug uglics and them back to the min- gard to these challenges: If the Waner the un- and neckwear sending but the latter balked on the ques- boys pull rough-handed farmer boys, ors. Leslie ‘‘I see that Jack of Wes- and out of Cox, with San Antonio Payne tion of Cisneros was expected remain base- uncouth seamen and hard-boiled weight, saying NEW YORK, March last year, and laco wants to match his boy Leach over ball. the Pirate outfield will be j 12.—UP)— dock hands ruled the Shortstop Irving his poundage. 1 ring. with with Roberto Hinojosa. He says he Fred After a life-time of effort toward One goes with the Jeffries, formerly Dallas, were It was believed possible to bring guarded by . On that date, however, against released to beat him before; but we called it a Bickell and Adam the spreading the American style of outright Dallas; Eli Kid Juarez here, despite the re- Comorosky, the peerless Peter Jackson, sensa- other and both go draw. latter two but bowling to all European countries, Ward, young right hander from ported activities of youngsters members tional black heavyweight, some- * • * revolutionary “Uncle Joe” Thum feels that suc- appeared to show that Michigan State Normal college, and forces in the of of the squad in 1928. An outfield a slim, bank vicinity Monterrey. is pale-looking young Now down in Brownsville we without the Waners is almost a ca- cess near. thing new and bet- Elgin Wilson, promising semi-pro try Among others tentatively select- Bible In Will At- clerk—James J. Corbett. were to give a fair decision. I think his but Bush feels the alter- Triplex "Uncle Joe” who is president of pitcher, placed with Dallas for ed to fight on th ecard are Guerra, lamity, Probably not a soul in sight of ter has happened a boy was lucky to get a draw, and to nates are not the International Bowling associa- trial; William Fisomersky. who undefeated San Benito battler, and the worst in the game tempt to Better Mark the ring gave Corbett a ghost of to men’s came show Mr. Payne that I believe means. tion. will attend the annual tourna- apparel up from the United States Johnny Matrinez, Valley counter- by any a chance. They expected a quick Robert can beat his I will ment of the organization in Stock- for cavalry at Fort Brown, and Martin boy, let part of Johnny Risko. Added to the uncertainty of the Set and satisfactory killing with Cor- Spring. Robert box his in own By Segrave holm, Sweden, in and Ehlers, an inficlder, were sent to boy back __ outer garden, is an infield pi-oblcm May, hopes bett the killee. yard at Weslaco and to be able to announce then that effective Palestine of the Lone Star league. winner take all involving third base. Captain Pie From the first gong Corbett One very in. in three has the American weeks time. This will Tray nor has been shifted from DAYTONA BEACH. Fla.. March Europe adopted danced in and out trading blows combination is a show what I think of the 12.--MV-A style alleys and the American other FffiHTS LAST third to short and at the latter comparative novice at game with the colored star. Round after shirt of draw. I also have a man automobile to- of ten pins. pale green for position Bush believes he will be a high speed driving round dragged by and still the pale Kline, if he is such n awaited Sweden. America. Fin- a i d wonder—and star of the first water. Jim Stron- day the receding tide along Germany, bank clerk gave Jackson as ground overl I will let both the land, Holland, and Den- good box on same bill.” ■J^IICHTaA er, a recruit who clouted out 42 Ocean Beach race course for Norway as he sent. with a lavender • * * INCOME TAX an to back to Amer- mark now are members of the as- home runs for Wichita in the West- attempt bring The fight ended in the 61st round. ‘Hard Luck in a duet John Temps, the ern league last season, is wanted for ica the straightaway mile sociation. With both stripe 'Ey The Associated Press.) racing- men still on their feet, Trinity county farmer, record set H. O. D. Se- “Uncle Joe.” who is 71 years with a cravat of allows, New the third base position, but so far by Major old, it was called a draw. That battle FACTS etc,” as Paul Yates of the York—James J. Braddock, lias been since Hous- has been handicapped by a recent grave of England yesterday at 231- working 1885 to in- made Corbett. It mauve. ton Jersey City, stopped Jimmy Slat- gave him his plain Post-Dispatch would say. 3264 miles per hour. terest bowlers of other nations in chance to WHO? vho tery. Buffalo. (9>. Maxie Rosen- appendicitis operation. meet and eventually de- Single persons If the old boy had been at the Before the of the American game. Vets Back taking wheel the feat John L. Sullivan for the hea- had net incmoe of $1,500 or Brownsville bloom. New York, outpointed Osk The Imagine this peer- airport Saturday and Sparky Adams has been 36-cylinder Triplex, owned by J. M. United States is sending title. Till, Buffalo. GO). Jackie Saun- holding vyweight vest more or gross Income of $5,000 Sunday, he would have changed down second base most of the White of however, Lee three teams to the Stockholm tour- ing above the ders. Island time Philadelphia, or more, and married his mind about hard times. Long City, N. Y„ little nament. If the American couple A and third some of the time with Bible, known mechanic was pin stars Note—This is the last article of a suit fabriced who had net income of or dozen knocked out Jess Dessimos, New $3,500 commercial flying machines Dick Bartell relieving him at the ready to undergo tests by the Amer- capture the title this year, they will of the series. in more or income of did a York, (10). be copper plate gross $5,000 land-office business on keystone berth. Harry Riconda. ican Automobile association to de- assured of the privilege of hold- Dr more must file returns. those two Don’t Philadelphia—Billy Wallace, of the 1932 brown. days. talk bard also from Brooklyn in the Wright termine his capability of driving ing international tourna- WHEN? Cleveland, Richie "~T" The filing period times. Those conditions are stopped King, ment in the lit-—r~ just deal, is another making a strong the former title holding car at high United States. ends March 15. 1929. what make Philadelphia, (8». A1 Gordon, Phil- you it—and It looked bid for third. Earl ten- speeds. Otherwise, any mark he WHERE? Collector of inter- adelphia. outpointed Maurice Holt- Sbeely, mighty good in that instance. veteran of might set would not be are nal revenue fo rthe district in zer. year the majors, is back recognized The Shirts $2.50 Baseball Is due for a France. (10). healthy sea- after a in the minors and bids as official. ! which the person lives or has stay Kaiser’s Sister Is Wood & Dodd son this summer. Tampa. Fla.—Paul Rojas, Cuba. his principal of business. | to become as valuable as any man Segrave, who startled the automo- The Cravats .... $1.00 place * * • outpointed Joe Kilrain, Chicago, on the club. His work at tive world at the burning pace he HOW? Instructions on Forms (10). first base Sued In Bankruptcy 104A and 1040. Harry Foehner. of the San Be- Is a delight to his bosses and his set in his speed creation yesterday, nito Buffalo. N. Y.—Bruce Flowers, | Insurance cent normal tax on the next Light, writes that from big bat should poke in several doz- still was not satisfied with his New York knocked out Suit By Creditors j this column he that we City, Joe mark. Ho II! Ser4.000. Five per cent normal tax gathers are en runs. said last night he believ- Trabon, Kansas City. G). timely on the balance of net income. prejudiced against the University of The catching duties will be di- ed his "Golden Arrow" could attain Bonds and Loans Texas Louisville—Jackie Dugan, Louis- WHAT? One and one-half per baseball team. He says* vided between Charley Hargreaves a maximum speed of 240 miles per BONN, Prussia, March 12.—UP)— I ville, outpointed Herman Clark, In- cent normal tax on the first agree with you that the Uni- and Ralston Hemsley, with Claude hour. Bankruptcy proceedings were insti- PHONE 100 in excess of the dianapolis, (10). $4,000 personal versity of Texas Longhorns prob- Linton probably getting the call for Never before was technical ar- tuted today against Princess Vic- and exemption credits. Three ably could not win pennants in the the third rangement so for a speed toria, sister of the former kaiser. _ I string job. Surtax on net income in excess Texas # perfected league but on the other hand in defeat. When Austin was in trial. Not only was the mechan- The princess, who is living in se- Spivey-Kowalski Bldg. if $10,000. 1 11 vager you they would not be professional ball for the first time ical perfection of the machine taken clusion at the palace here, declined the j _1 tail enders. I believe you are since 19H, in 1923, the ‘Ran- ‘PINKEY’ MITCHELL into consideration but the weather, to make a statement. The first Brownsville, Texas it a bit The tax on dividends is an im- straining when you say gers," as they were named, played tide, beach condition and even tar- meeting of her creditors was called that the belief the for 4. portant Item in the returns of many Longhorns could the Longhorns several exhibition NOW TEACHES BOXING gets at which the car was aimed by April win Texas league is its ail had a Circles close to the taxpayers. As defined by the rev- pennants fairly games. The professionals had driver, place in the princess were general on the Texas not at enue act of 1928. the term “divi- campus. In been in training a week, the col- arrangements. surprised the turn of events the two years I was there I did MILWAUKEE. March 12.—^)— At the far ends of as knew that Subkoff since dend" means any distribution made not lege boys six weeks. Naturally the beach they his hear it and can Pinkey” Mitchell is staging a come were set marriage had taken a you find plenty of they beat the speedway up two great regularly large by corporation to its share hold- Rangers. They as others who went to the back boxing instructor for a Mil- bulls eyes. sums from her. ers. whether in money or other University met again several weeks later, and Suspended between who didn’t.” waukee church. two the She first divested herself of all of its or the result was reversed. posts great targets swung. property, out earnings • * • former * * * "Pinkey,” junior welter- On the car was a her cash resources to meet his MMWWU I accumulated after Feb- telescopic sight. bills Xow on us weight champion, hung up his Similar to that which and hush scandal, and then rented a Harry, why jump And we repeat, it was. and still is might be 28, 1913. If dividend a few and declared VL£ because you did not hear we are gloves years ago. found on a big gun. parts of her palace. Finally, it was r?*M»ents profits earned by a cor- any told, common gossip among such remarks on the himself through. But he is back in When finished reported, she even to sell March campus student followers of the baseball Segrave his tests began poration prior to 1, 1915, the ring, teaching to mem- during the two years you were team, that the could boxing yesterday he first declared under famous jewels of her grandmother. there is no tax. Longhorns bers of the West Allis the University? YVe were on a win Presbyterian the stress of the strain he would Queen Victoria of England. A dividend be out of pennants in the Texas league. may payable baseball on a church, in a Milwaukee suburb. never race was the club with a fellow And because you didn’t hear it, is again unless White beat “Vicky” favorite grand- current profits or accumulated sur- one Boxing is part of an athletic pro- his child year, who didn't know the no fault of the writer’s. present record. Later in his of the British queen who but it has no existence plus, legal • * * gram fostered the Rev. W. S. signals during the entire season, by hotel, after he had thought things willed her the greatest part of a until it is “declared" by a formal and Critchley, pastor. he was a good player, too. The Texas Aggies have hopes of over he decided he wanted to drive jewel collection which she spent resolution of the directors of the • * • the Golden in getting somewhere in the South- Arrow at its highest years bringing together. -.. El Trelies— corporation. The ordinary form of The and if .. —}■ University of Texas baseball west conference baseball race this speed his managers will dividend is a cash dis- periodical teams, are the OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE sanction him, he may j greatest college out- season. The Farmers are under the again try. j tribution of current profits. How- fits. in general, we believe, in the direction of Bob Countryman, and ever. dividends may be paid in se- entire United MEETING SITE MOVED A Great States. “Uncle” Bil- the Cadets are loud in their praise APPROXIMATELY T30 A. TAMM curities or other property. For ex- ly Disch, whom we have JJ? II known for of Pete Wendt, of Brenham, a hurl- a may distribute | Smoke for ... ample, corporation many years, and we are proud to er, who does things with his left LONDON, March 12.—(A5)—The HOMESEEKERS HERE Blue and among its stockholders securities in believe Printing ^y> jj j he is our friend, is heads hand. A dispatch from A. & M. annual track | [ which it has invested its earnings. and Oxford-Cambridge shoulders above the coaches of says of Wendt: meet this will be held at be year Reports from railroads | Supplies Such securities are to reported the country. It is just natural that "The form that Pete Monday Wendt. Stamford Bridge. Chelsea. March 23. show Harlingen, Texas * I II as dvidends by the stockholders at students become approximately 730 homeseek- over-enthusiastic Brenham. southpaw outfielder whom the same day as the boat race. | the fair market value on the date about the ers in the this week. prowess of the Longhorns. Coach Bob Countryman is convert- This marks a definite break with Valley the dividends become The Southern Pacific payable. Probably it Is an admirable trait. ing into a twirler, has been exhib- Queens club, where the have had 230 to • • * sports Stores The rate of tax on the income of arrive this and will have iting in practice this season indi- always been held, and where ex- morning Harry’s Eat a Real a'. Cigar Game Dinner was reduced by the The as 100 more tomorrow corporations Longhorns, you know, cates that for the first time in sev- tensive alterations are being made morning. And revenue act of 1928 from 13 1-2 to start in The | I training Februarv. and eral years the Texas Aggie nine to provide more accommodations Missouri Pacific reported 310 12 cent. the time The Matamoros per The same rate applies by they play exhibition will have a left-hand flinger on for lawn tennis. passengers today and will have 120 to the of com- with income insurance games professional clubs are the pitching staff. He has a fast The boat race will be about noon Tuesday. the in Cafe \ panies, reduction with respect superb condition—much better ball and an assortment of curves and. as the sports commence at A special train over the Mis- Dealers Emma W I to this class than their Mrs. Leonard of taxpayers being from opponents. They make which should puzle any Southwest 2:15 m.. crowds will have an souri Pacific lines arrived in Valley p. Leading op- 1-2 to 12 a 12 per cent. good showing, most times, even conference hitter." portunity of witnessing both events. Brownsville this morning. L