SOUTHWEST WILL BE TOUGH SAYS COACH OF FAVORED OWLS ______« — ————————————^——■—M——————^——1—————.- M __ EXPECTS TO Eagle Prospects Are Bright for G ood Football Season INDIANS SURE BE DEFEATED > OF 1ST PLACE Cards and Cubs Win As LIONS FACING 14 Lettermen Back And AZTECA WILL Kitts Believes All Teams Oklahoma City Can Gat No In Circuit To Lose Giants Bow to Reds 4-1 Club Has 8 Home Games Woraa Than Tia For At Least 1 Game TOUGH SEASON MEET COLLINS Texas Lead Tbs Associated Press) cinnati and a 4-1 (By Thursday took With 14 out or 19 lettennen back gnat, a back. Joe Oarcla. an end HOUSTON. Sept. 8.—(JPh- The The law of averages—that vague setback from the Reds in the sec- on the firing line, eight home and Date a (By The Associated Ftmw) maxim that the Southwest Confer- blamed or praised for so many Entire Eleven Lost But Fisher, tackle and back. Crowd jNational league Friday games. (Special to The Herald* high Eagles all Eagles beat club Tor top honors when the season the teams on the Owls' schedule The club which set the pace in on a batting rampage to trim the LA FERIA. Sept. 6—With only for a gridiron renaissance. four touchdowns over the Agullas. (Special to The Herald) ca ms. Sunday. Braves 15 to 3 while the Cute out- back of All considered, HARLINGEN, 6.—A are I the circuit from late April nearly seven men from the squad things prospects Bennett will be hard to but Sept. capacity They pounded out a 6-2 victory lasted the Phillies 3 to 2 in an replace, The more enthusiastic Rice sup- to the end of August, found its 22 of last year, for the for a good, well-supported eleven over Dallas to in- prospects is on Mc- gathering of Valley fans was Thursday night eifven-lnning pitching duel. are better than have been since Pipkin counting heavily fight crease porters are predicting that the Owls slump still going strong At Cin- La Feria high school football team they here their lead to two and one- As a result the Cards moved three Davltt and Orlsett to come expected Friday night when will sweep through their tough this season are far from glowing. the powerful Aguila aggregation of through. half games over the Beaumont Ex- and a half Jack Moser, who saw considerable Kid Azteca. perhaps the best eleven game schedule without de- games Chicago game The first string line-up which 1929 stepped over into the Junior fight- porters. who split a double-header ahead of the Giants. As the aver- service m the line last also is feat Kitts, who brought Rice a STANDINGS Coach C. E. Vail started In eight college ranks. year, er ever to appear in the Valley, with Galveston. The Indiana have his first head ages worked out, however, the lost. two more title in year as coach, games last season is lost through The chief item in the bid for a takes on games on their schedule with seven more to The Tommy Collins, rugged •ar t see it that way. Giants, games football comeback here has been the Brownsville chjb will open and the Exportera three graduation. Kansas in the “I'm TEXAS LEAGUE I .ay than Chicago, had the better its season here on the night of City Irishman, ten The not afraid of the jinx that These graduates are some of the manner In which the Kiwanls club Exporters damaged their percentage. .611 to .600. Sept. 20 on Herman Beh- round main event of a card chance of pursued past champions." Kitts Standings reasons Coach is burn- stepped into the breach by agree- by taking fight overtaking the Indiana Pilot Bill did his best to why Vail ►iaiU. “But I do have a wholesome Terry ai a lsr eld's Mercedes high Tigers. at the American when they lost the of their Team W. L Pet. mg the midnight oil In an effort ing to sponsor the plan for finan- Legion arena. opener for Texas Christian. South- kttp defeat away from the New The Eagle squad which has been Azteca twin-bill with 3-1. respect 93 65 .589 see win a of cing the powerful night plant now needs no introduction to Galveston. They Osiahoma City \orkers as he hit safely to how he'll couple ern Methodist, Texas, and in fact, Thursday on Tucker Field. practicing to date is as follows: the fans. He is managed, however, to salvage the Beaumont .. 89 67 .571 this season: LE being installed fight the welter- ’’ five times in as many trips to the games Cisneros,, Backs all our other opponents 83 74 .529 This is certain to revive interest weight of Mexico, and n'.shtcap. 6-1. Rudy York of the Gu'veston . but his cohorts couldn't come LT Prine, LG E. 8tohler. C Adams. champion Kitts feels that his charges will plate, Name— Weight Letters he ranks third in Exporters pounded out homers Nos. Tulsa . 80 78 .506 RG Hail. RT RE Mc- which has lagged for several sea- the welters of t*e through. Brumley, Xavier 170 31 and one be strong but that they will have 75 81 .481 sons. Quintero .... 2L world. Ross 32. in each game. San Antonio .. Donald. Q E. Hensley. RH Stod- Only Barney and and that Lcuis .... Houston won no monopoly on strength 84 .463 Fernandes 150 2L are two from San An- Houston . 74 Cab* Beat Phils dard. LH Roland and FB H. Stoh- T1 s night plant, made possible by Jimmie McLarnln given higher ar.v semblance of overconfidence 86 .449 Phil McNair . 155 1L tonio. 5-4 and 4-2, to put the Mis- Dallas . 70 The losses Include Brownsville businessmen who sub- rankings by the boxing experts. lcr. also Wiley, — sions rrun. j Clifton Schrieber .... 180 beam 2.000. skill of a It was American performer, four all con- time. The first three tip the — featherweight Tulsa stayed in the race tak- Fort Worth at Oklahoma City. The Cards had just a breeze Carlton Perkins .... 140 by The that have this unusual combination which n ference men and 21 letter men re- 130 knowledge they — g a 3 to 2 duel from the Houston at San Antonio. against Bostons cellar champs as around pounds. Gus Krausse. 150 last place are the of the fans already has gave him a decisive over turning. their conference opponents The however, support — victory Fort Worth Panthers. Dallas at Tulsa. Terry Moore, leading off. equalled wing positions, ! Jay White . 130 Texas had a tonic effect on the husky Peter Jackson, the west coast ne- w1»: be “gunning” for them. Coach Vail some solace. Co- — the modern major league record by giving Joe Harris . 150 ard Methodist, in will which is working out daily gro. who has had McLarnin and Southern par- making six hits in six times up and captains Hamner and Smith squad Tackles A village in the heart of Africa will out to AMERICAN LEAGl'E under the direction of Coach Maur- Ross ducking for two ticular. be get revenge his mates lambasted Fred Frank hold down the wings and they are Albert Barrera 165 2L years uses coconut shells as telephone are is 31 law defeats in dose games last fall. Standings more workmen. Hamner will ice Pipkin. The boys romping Collins only years old but instruments on a house and Huck Betts for 13 adequate Andres Hinojosa .... 190 1L primitive tele- •The touchdown tains. John Me- W. L. Pet. letter. He will their practice drills with he has participated in 181 profes- Team blows. be making his third through Jim Box . 160 1L phone system. et u’ey and All America Bill Wallace, 84 44 .654 season lots of and chatter. sional fights, dropping only 18 of Detroit . Pittsburgh got back on the win- weigh around 150 this pep Albert Guerra 160 1L to make their last season them. He also is figure 73 52 .584 his — of the fact New York . ning trail, a bit too far back to Smith, a 165 pounder, is seeking Douglas Early 165 proud their best. 62 Lettennen Plentiful that he has never been out. C.-tveland .. 66 .584 ’ook dangerous any more, when Gus second letter The potential tac ♦ >. Guards knocked Rice will be the Southwest The only ... 65 62 .512 most Irishman feels certain that he Boston Suhr’s homer and doubles by Pep Graham and Hatchett, spent are available Louis Henggler 150 1L Conference team to Invade the East Returning lettermen . 63 62 .504 and Bud enabled bench last will extend Azteca to the limit in Chicago Youpg Hafey of their time on the Del Perkins . 160 1L Owls meet George for every position except one back- this fall. The .. 54 73 .425 the In he Washington them to come from behind with fair to into — Harlingen ring. fact, year but bid develop field and several i Goro Tanamachi .... 155 Washington at Washington. D. C., 71 .418 post, likely pros- he a 51 runs in the and beat who — believes stands good chance to Philadelphia fo.ir eighth linemen. Gouldmg. Don . 150 in November. Another eastern acceptable pects are hustling for this assign- Early eaMy ... 50 76 .397 win via the knockout route. St. Louis Biooklyn. 5 to 4. at full beck last season, is Baird 140 — eleven, Duquesne. will come *o l lettered ment. In fact, the lettermen have Elfrink . The Cleveland Boston double- — The second ten-rounder on the Thursday's Results gunning for one of the guard posi- cinches on for the new- Walter Mullins .140 Houston of the no positions card Dutch header was the only part and Noblett. a new man. Centers will pit Weimer. an The schedule: Sept. 21—St Mary’s Cleveland 8-1; Boston 1-6. tions. comers are developing fast and they American league program to sur- Inside track on Arizona light-heavy who bids fair at San Anton» rain. seems to have the a world of ambition. the Dearl Adams 145 1L (Sar. Antonio), Chicafo-New York. rain. That re- have By ilve the continued center Is a wide 2L to gain the title, against George (night): Sept. 28—Louisiana State Detroit-Philadelphia, rain, the other. The time for the first time, it will be Raul Garcia . 160 sumed in an even break. Willis Noblett. Fon- Rickard, the husky Canadian. at Baton Rouge (night); October fit. Louis-Washington. rain. open fight between possible to substitute for almost any Hudlin’s six-hit elbowing and his Foncannon is Weimer made a big hit with Val- 5—Duquesne at Houston; October canon and De Goche. on the without mate- The Schedule Games Friday heme run gave the Indians an 8 player squad ley fans last week when he dis- 12-Creightoi. at Houston; Oct. 19— setting the pace. lessening the team's strength. •—“A" Conference game. Cleveland at Boston. to 1 decision over Leftv Grove, but rially posed of Ed Dunaway. Goose Southern Methodist at Dallas: Oct. The squad is developing following A of around 20 has Sept. 20—Mercedes at Brownsville. New the six came back behind Wes Fed- squad boys Creek In Austin: Nov. 2—George Chicago at York weeks of but Coach Sept. 27—Donna at Brownsville. flash. three short stanzas. 26—Texas at rell's brilliant flinging to win 6 to I. two training, been working regularly during the at D. Detroit at Philadelphia wants to off in a cor- Oct. 4 —San Benito at Brownsville. The fight card will get under way V ashington Washington, C.; Vail still go past week, and this will be swelled Nov. fit Louis at Washington. think® about October 11—Brownsville at at 8:30 p. m at the American Le- Nev 9—Arkansas at Houston: ner and cry w-hen he to around 35 when the entire Corpus squad arena There will be 16—Texas A. & M at Houston; San Benito Title the loss of his husky eleven of last Christi*. gion no ad- NATIONAL turns out Monday afternoon. Christian at Port LEAGL'E finish in the Oct. 18—Off date. vance In the price of tickets for the Nov. 23—Texaa year. He expects to The Eagles have three lettermen Nov. at Houston. Standings "B" lea- Oct. at Brcwnsvile*. card. Worth: 30—Baylor Battle Up Friday storm cellar of the VaUey back for leather lugging assign- 25—Kingsville • Nov. 1—Robstown at Tram W. L. Pet. SAN BENITO. Sept The gue unless his youngsters develop These Include Louis Fer- Brownsville*. ments. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION YESTERDAY’S STARS . 81 47 .633 and a smooth- Nov. at Brownsville*. fit. Louis rubber game in the red hot series a real fighting spirit nandez. a battler who will 8—Edinburg The Associated Press) sturdy Nashville 1-4. (By . 77 49 .611 “But don’t Nov. 9-5: Chattanooga New York for the softball championship of ly clicking machine. be his third letter. He will 15—Open. Me ore. Cardinals—Clouted seeking Atlanta 7: Knoxville 4 Terry . 81 52 .609 be at football.' Nov. 22—Brownsville at Laredo*.< Chicago £«&n Benito will played 8 think we are giving up more than likely quarterback the double and five In six times 58 .464 Nov. at I.'ttle Rock 3: Birmingham S. singles ? ttsburgh . 75 o’clock Friday night between the Vail “for these boys are the 28—Harlingen Brcwns- says, team from the tailback position in Memphis 6; New Orleans 3. at bat. equalling modem major lea- . 58 69 .457 the ville*. Erooklyn Firestone and Hygeia clubs best bunch I have coached in most of the kick- record " addition to doing gue Cincinnati . 57 75 .432 Hygeia got off to a good start way of spirit and desire to learn and Xavier Quintero, Willis Hudlin. Indians, and Wes 54 73 .425 ing passing. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Philadelphia with a 4-to-3 victory over the let- Sox—Hudlin six a 170 pounder seeking his third Milwaukee 2-11: Minneapolis 3-3 Ferrell. Red gave Eofton . 33 93 .262 Firestone Tiremen Monday night MOTHERSHED SPEAKER has the of an all-dis- hits and belted homer with one on ter. makings And Jax Kansas City 2-1: St Paul 5-7 Thursday's Results largely as a result of Wallace s (Special to The Herald) Trojans trict performer, and he will be Indianapolis 4-9: Columbus 5-7. Advance to win first game. Ferrell allowed lme three-hit game. WESLACO. Sept. 6—B S Moth- Special Brooklyn 4; Pittsburgh 5 counted upon heavily this fall. Louisville 1; Toledo 4. •even hits in second to gain 21st Firestone had to win Wednes- ershed. Harlingen auditor, spoke be- New York i; Cincinnati 4. •Quinto” is hard to stop when he MIDNITE —i victory of sAson. day night and did so in the last fore the Kiwanls club Wednesday In 5-5 Tie Game Boston 3; St. Louis 15. smashes the line with his 170 H Bud Haley. Pirates—His eighth in- half of the twelfth inning. An- on the Social Security Act. Philadelphia 2; Chicago 3. Phil McNair, a 155 ning double produced runs that beat other real battle is expected when Kiwanians were present to pounds. pounder PREVIEW I Games Thirty his second letter. Is the JACKSONVILLE. Tex. Sept ft Dodgers. Friday the clubs meet Friday night. hear the discussion. seeking third letterman the backs. UP)—'The Tyler Trojans remained in -alurd*7 Ml* 11:SO I Charley Root and Frank Demaree. I Philadelphia at Chicago Mangrum is one of the heavy among battler who the West Dixie League play-off ser- Cubs—Root held Phillies to seven New York at Cincinnati. hitters of the series, a western He Is an aggressive Blfffrianri I having got The Big Bad Lands of to ies Friday because Leftfielder Brad- hits in 11 Demaree Brooklyn at brace of homers as well as some should lend added punch the Tonight and Saturday innings; singled Pittsburgh. South Dakota have an area of 2.000 ford clouted a home run In the ninth home winning run. 1 Boston at St Louis. lesser blows. •«»nui aownbs Eagle attack. inning and turned a game with the ‘The Best Man Wins’ Jacksonville Jax Into an 11-frame. Ukch Prospect* with 5-5 deadlock Thursday. JACK HOLT % Billy McDavitt, a speed merchant The Jax previously had won two EDMUND LOWE ; Valley Theatre Attractions and out for the first Ume.«nd Ted Grl- victories in a row and needed but Friday Two the wist Saturday who with the screen's sett, played Eaglets one more to win the pennant. j>f last season, are leading candidates Jumping on Pete Kamp for four cracking he-men for a back lie id position. The others and three runs before Red hits Lynn Columbia Include Jimmie Strong, a left hand- rescued him in the second Inning, Comedy ed passer, and Charles Jackson. the Troians pushed off into the lesd They are In the 140 pound class. The Jax then made five runs tn Admission, 10c There are three lettermen seeking the third Inning when they touch- wing positions and their rights are ed Ruff Meadcws for two hits and being contested by five other pros- four bases on balls pects. Ed Perez, a 140 pounder seek- Tyler added another run in the ing his third letter, tops the list, seventh on Tom Pyle’a triple, and while George Krausse. a 160 pound- the Trojans went Into the ninth **>.->! *» A drama er. and Mickey Cavazos, who tips trailing by one tally Then Bradford daring 01 llT** the beam at 140. lettered last year. connected with the first ball pitched H a H twist««l by The other candidates Include Clif- and lifted It over the right field wa-1. VIV * torturing fatal ton Schreiber. Carlton Perkins. Gus Krausse. Jay White and Joe Harris. Competition for tackle positions is extremely keen with four letter- Without men in the field. They are Albert ijio Ban-era. a 165 pounder seeking his third letter. Andres Hinojosa, a 190 THEATRE REGRET' pounder. Jim Bex. who weighs 160. LA FERIA A Paramount Picture with and Albert Guerra who the tips Independent H'vne Owned Vhestre Elista beam at 160. Douglas Early, a 165 Laadl pounder, further complicates the FRIDAY Paul battle for tackle posts. Cavanagh Louis Henggler and Del Perkins, !The MURDER Kent Taylat who weigh about 155, are the two Frances lettermen back for guard posts. Oth- Drake er candidates are Goro Tanamachl. MAN’ Ait«nd the Midnita Shows an eager Japanese youngster who I Also Also ! the beam at 155. Donald Early, Spencer Tracy—Virginia Bruce tips KEN MAYNARD Baird Elfrink and Walter Mullins. Every Night la a Big Night Dearl Adams and Raul Garcia, ln Hissa Land! and Frances Drake In a from Paramount's “Without both lettermen. are contesting for the scene The screen s latest flaming romance is between charming Marion Davies, Mountain" I tha of an romance that turned into a London pivot position. (“Mystery Regret**, story Orient*} Cosmopolitan star, and Dick Powell in Miss Davies’ first Warner Bros scandal, at midnite show. at tha shoving special Saturday night Capitol release. "Page Miss Glory," showing Friday and Saturday at the Capitol The Loses* [ Theatre, with Paul Cavanagh and kent Taylor also featured. Theatre. The lettermen who wera. lost were CAPITOL They’re screen ^ Marion DAVIES have done with the Garbo Bennett, s Put*- r they youngsters. plays the roie of Anna, the Wiley back, Billy sweetheart* now Excelling in fun and in beauty of Far above the average western as beautiful wife of Alexei Alexandro- Today — Saturday ^ Dlrk POWELL setting, anything that Marion a general audience thriller. "The; vitck Karenin, and important gov- ^ r"^s!"!T Davies had previously presented. Vanishing Riders.” produced from an ernment official who is much too fill Tit lilt “Page Miss Glory." her first Cos- original story by Oliver Drake, is busy to devote himself to her. In his - $f min T mopolitan production released by melded In continuity, carrying action neglect of her she falls in love with «rm a-jara* Warner Bros., will delight audiences and a of a MM °;BRIEN story through great variety dashing young army officer, played S* SAN BENITOJJ MiiN at the Capitol theatre. Friday and sequences ranging from love scenes by Fredric March. The story of Saturday. and comedy to fist fights and rrun their love affair which ends in a Today — Saturday Ml Mil Hint* Many comedies stand to the credit The however, are “PAGE MISS GLORY” play. youngsters, great tragedy, lends both romance SMI Ml iKtiMI of blonde Miss Davies. Miss net to lose out on this one and drama j with “Page going to the screen's portrayal MUNI (1 will add her f|a..! I Glory" to triumphs. since the most important character of the life of Anna Karenina. Frank McHugh. Mary It has one Miss song—"Page Is played, not by the star, but by the Aator. Patsy Kelly, has star’s Glory”—which already swept son. Bill Cody. Jr, a little per- ARCADIA. HARLINGEN Allen Jrnkins the country as a hit number. Dick former who seems to be destined to In the opening scenes of ‘‘Here And Many Many Mora Powell sings this, but In certain become the idol cf the American Comes The Band” showing Friday pans it is a duet, and Miss Davies' boy. and Saturday at the Arcadia theatre voice blends with Dick's. in Harlingen and scheduled for Sat- Marion Davies, as “Loretta Dai- RIVOLI, SAN BENITO urday midnite preview. Sunday and ry m pie," comes to New York and Fredric March is co- featured with Monday at the Rivoli theatre in San gets a job as chambermaid In the Greta Garbo In her latest starring Benito, the time is the close of the 'luxurious Park-Regis Hotel. There dramatic romance "Anna Karenina” Worlds War. Ted Lewis and mem- she becomes friendly with Pat O’- showing Friday and Saturday at the bers of his band are shown as en- Brien, as "Click Wiley." a promoter Rivoli theatre in San Benito and tertainers. The film then follows the with nothing to promote, and Frank Saturday mldnite preview. Sunday careers of two veterans, now’ taxi McHugh as “Ed Olsen." and out- and Monday at the Arcadia theatre drivers with musical ambitions. of-work newspaper photographer. in Harlingen. The featured cast in “Here Comes Broke, the boys enter a contest Freddie Bartholnew. who delight- The Band” include Ted Lewis. Vir- offering a big cash prise for the ed audiences as "David Copperfleld" ginia Bruce. Ted Healy. Nat Pendle- IMMORTAL photograph of the mo6t beautiful also has a major role in "Ann Kar- ton and Spanky McFarland. The America. make a Bill and Jr. in girl in They com- Ccdy Bill Cody. enina.** Another oustanding player stcry Is of a song writer who sues movie “The posite picture, using one Vanishing Riders” showing in the stellar cast is Maureen O'* a plagiarist and to prove that the and another's beauty's eyes hair, Sullivan. Other prominent names In melody is his. the resourceful com- nose and the like. Yet Is no “Dawn mouth, another’s figure there the featured cast Include May Rob- poser rounds up Indians in full They call this imaginary girl "Dawn dory." son. Basil Rathnbcne and Reginald feather, hillbillies. cowboys, and win the Glory”—and prize! Denny. stevedores, and drags them in court, /FRfDRtC~MARCHMm MTROlMn BERIT But then their troubles begin A QUEEN The atory of "Ann Karenina” is when he shows the Judge Just where f limill •Dawn Glory" craze sweeps the The current screen offering of of the Imperial Reign of His Ma- he got each part of the composition SUN.-MON. (S»t Mldnlte) SUN.-MON. 11*1 MldnlKI A1SO country. There are “Dawn Olory”! Spectrum Pictures’ latest release. jesty Crar Nlckolas of Russia, the A color oartoon, “Poor Little Me." Happy gowns, hats, hstr-bobs, beauty-! “The Vanishing Riders.” showing most spectacular court in an the screen traveltalk “Boom Days” and treatments. Harmony Newspapers, radio sys- Friday and Saturday at the Queen annuals of European history, a court Paramount news are added features Poor Little Me tems, movie-magnates, all demand tc; theatre, reveals a marked effort on that knew far better than any oth- Included with ‘‘Here Comes The I ■ee “Dawn Glory" and pay her. the part of the producers to capture er how to play, how to entertain Band” on engagements at both the frflSAN BKNITOfli gnormous fees for endorsements and! the imagination of the adults as and how to amuse themselves. Arcadia and RtvoU theatre*.