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Oct. 9.—(IP)—Rain From Sidelines Field Thursday afternoon when the accomplished his aim, and the Car- a solemn before was forecast at 7:50 tall, righthander with one night Lightweights Today Brownsville Junior College Scor- dinals will face a smooth machine o’clock this morning by the Come in the store enter of the slowest slow balls in base- pions clash with the Harlingen high Thursday. Bill Ball has had an- your The Brownsville school United States Weather Bureau. and total ball, the Athletics will leave high school *‘B" school Cardinals. other week’s practice at the center guess on the winner runs, tonight “The weather is threatening- The Brownsville high for Eagles went through only a light The Cards are one of the strong- position and his play has improved hits, and errors to be madf in to- Philadelphia with no worse than on the borderline of rain con- Eaglets will lead off into the cur- workout afternoon in est “B” high school aggregations in considerably. The line will be a an even break in the first two Tuesday ditionss” stated C. A. Donnel, morrow’s World Series game. It rent week’s football struggles by the Valley. They defeated Ray- staunch affair with Schiderman games of the world’s series, for their game here will a despite* preparation weather forecaster. “There and D. Martin at Monsees and costs you nothing, and you stand result of taking on the Mercedes light- mondville 83-0 last week. The Scor- ends; the the second game to- with the Robstown Cotton be rain before Friday probably night have defeated San Benito and Atkins at tackles: Cuellar and Pow- chance to win one of “Americas day. rain this weights at Mercedes Wednesday pions another new “A” member with possibly light were ell at and Ball at center. Ehmke’s Pickers, McAllen high schools. They guards Most Beautiful $1 Ties" .. spectacular 3 to 1 vic- afternoon, but hardly enough to afternoon. tory over the Cubs in he of the interscholastic league. Sev- not so impressive in the last con- First Home Game Chicago ; cause postponement of the base- Coach “Soc” Plato let the Eag- will test, however. The squad wras with- opening game take high rank j eral of the* first string Eagles ball game.” The backfield wil consist of Pip- with lets off early after a light practice out the services of Morris Pipkin, While here ask us sensational pitching perform- watched the practice from the side- kin, F. Ball. Jack Lebowitz and Sari- you’re ances afternoon. He captain and king pin in the back- in world’s series history, session Tuesday tos Ceyanes. Each of these per- to show the New Fall l.irice lines, out due to injuries. field. you in serious trouble, the na ! has two complete teams and both formers has been improving rapidly < tive New won in business! Fearful of the consequences of Clubs Anxious all seem to be in stock of shirts many Yorker, to full and good shape in f/SHTS CAST are practically up strength. Both of the clubs are extremely Philadelphia in the summer and scrimmage, Coach Doug Fessenden ; now. Lebowitz and Ball are good new colors ... all with the Detroit in the a The “B-’ boys have been showing anxious to win. The Cardinals, winter, pitched nursed his squad along without I receivers of passes and Pipkin has latest points. little slower each in to take a fall out of the time until danger much strenuous work. Several up well practice, scrimmaging failing few, if any. peers at heaving the i no threatened. X high school Eagles, would make the longer were in about against the larger clubs. in this section. His short g| Eagles bunged up the of their de- pigskin 13 Strikeouts '-- Press.) Scorpions “goat” bullet passes go direct to their --’EHMKE. five minutes Monday afternoon (By the Associated They may be thrown off form sire to defeat some Brownsville marks. With no lack cf Howard aniiuce, aging Athletic the “B" Chicago.—Earl Mastro, Chicago, confidence in his scrimmaging against somewhat due to the fact that team. The collegians do not w’ant hurler, who Tuesday rose to fame and Bud Terre Haute, Ind., Thursday’s contest will mark the support, the pitcher disposed of Eaglets. Taylor, have been they using Robstown a high school team to get the nod of the local season for the 13 of the hard Cubs by turning back the Chicago Cubs Carroll Crowe drew, GO.) Salvatore Ruggirello, opening hitting without Barney Moore, the How- over them. in the first of the worlds San plays against Eagles. Their first two games assistance from anyone but his game and Billy Summers were on the Italy, outpointed Les Kennedy, Scorpions. ever, they were back running their There is little to choose between were on soil. catcher. The Baker’s dozen strike- series and setting a world’s rec- sidelines Tuesday afternoon. Moore Francisco, (10). My Sullivan, St. foreign old plays Tuesday afternoon with the squads. Sheer fight will prob- A crowd is to turn outs set a new record, bettering ord, striking out 13 of the maul- is said definitely out for the Robs- Paul, outpointed Jackie Brady, large expected few hitches. ably determine the outcome of the out to the eleven. Ed Walsh's in the ing Chicagoans. town tilt. He suffered a wrenched Syracuse, N. Y., (10.) greet college performance The little team has begun what contest. 1906 v/orld’s series when the White left knee afternoon. It is New York.—Johnny Dundee, New Monday looks like a march through the Lack Co-ordination Sok pitcher forced 12 Cubs of an- that Harbert York, outpointed A1 “Rube" Gold- Miller, rc; Dykes, 3b; Boley, ss; probable Davenport ranks of the lesser “B” and rural The Scorpions are once more up other generation to miss third will fill his in the line. Dan berg. Brooklyn, GO.) Earnshaw. or; Quinn, p. post schools elevens of the Valley. to full strength. Pipkin will start strikes. and fullback, is Tulsa. Okla— A1 Fay, California, Cubs—McMillan, 3b; English, ss; Barnhart, captain Stuart Place and El Jardin fell be- at the fullback post, calling signals. THE STORE MEN DEPEND ON Big George Earnshaw, speedy still from a he outpointed Babe Hunt, Ponca City, Hornsby, 2b; Wilson, cf; Cuyler, limping leg injury fore them by top-heavy scores. Since the McAllen game, Coach Bob Grove and veteran Jack Quinn received over three weeks ago. Okla., GO.) rf Stephenson,If; Grimm, lb; Tay- After Mercedes, St. Joseph’s acad- Calvin Surtees has been concentrat- were to the front in the pre-game The Eagles, however, seem to be Indianapolis.—Roy Wallace, In- emy comes next on the Eaglets’ ing on smoothing out the collegians speculation with a lor, c; Malone, or; Carlson, p. are young Jack Dil- i only scattering in good spirits and snapping dianapolis, stopped into a unit. Lack of co-ordination at schedule. thought here and there that Ehmke Umpires, Dineen, (American), through practice. The team seems lon, Louisville, (5.) might get the assignment. Ehmke plate; Moran, (National), first; fairly confident, although it is not had Van Graflin, second; pitched cnly two complete (American), up to full strength. games during the season and his Klem, (National), third. BULLDOGS PROMISE TORNADO innings of work in the champion- Box scores of Tuesday’s game: Valley Football ship campaign totaled only 25. His Philadelphia— ab r h po a e | j on mound 2b 4 0 0 2 1 0 i GRID NO appearances the had been Bishop, Wednesday ATTACK ON DONNA REDSKINS TIES, few and far between and he was Haas, cf 3 0 0 1 0 0 i-r ■ i_ 1.1, i- ...mi ■■ Brownsville “B” Eaglets at Mer- vSj no$ even asked to accompany the Cochrane, c 3 1 114 1 0 By Gale Talbot, Jr., cedes (lightweights). 0 team on its last invasion of the Simmons, If. 4 1 0 2 0 Associated Press Sports Writer. Thursday McAllen, Oct. 9.—Coach Claude posed to be able to muster much MEN-rhit- dium. Dallas, has not entirely for- San Benito at Weslaco. season when they meet the Mc- ^ hitter with Totals 34 3 6 27 5 1 all primed for a pretty fair test ler pinch only only gotten the teachings of Uncle Char- Ravmondville at La Feria. Allen high school Bulldogs, run- the dandiest lot you one and three hits scored lie Moran at Centre as to their ability. The Redskins against College. While Fharr at Mercedes. ners-up in the 1928 Valley high him in 7 lone counter ab r h a e will be all the way innings, the Chicago— po McMillin do?s not lead his boys in Mission at Edinburg. school chase. outweighed football to the ever saw—at a the 3b .... 4 0 1 1 3 0 a round about ten pounds being towering drive into McMillan, prayer service before the game, Donna at McAllen. Coach “Cowboy” Ogan and his by cefiter field bleachers from ss 4 0 2 1 3 2 he man. This slight advantage for the bat English, insists that there be no pro- Bulldogs have entered a steady of Foxx. 2b 4 0 0 1 3 9 the will be enhanced by Jimmy Hornsby fanity on the playing field, and his training grind which is calculated Bulldogs In contrast to Ehmke’s tantaliz Wilson, cf 4 0 0 3 0 0 wishes are Grid Fans Invited an and tricky backfield respected. His most to improve their various forms of experienced ing side arm curves, with less than Cuyler, rf 4 1 1 1 0 0 as compared with a comparatively | searing epithet, they say, is “good- to Coaches’ Meet attack in such manner as to hand half a dozen fast balls mixed in for Steohenson, If .... 4 0 2 4 0 0 ness foursome which will carry One j gracious.” the Redskins a suggestive scalp- “green" Root on a fast lb 2 0 2 8 0 0 • • • (Social to The Herald) the for Donna. variety. depended Grimm, The have pigskin 0 0 6 0 0 HARLINGEN. Oct. 9.—The meet- ing. Bulldogs played offense and defense ball and a fast curve. Guy Bush, Taylor, c . 2 The Kansas eleven is stronger meeting both The Redskin and offici- two games thus far. the other Cub pitcher, allowed three x Heathcote .... 1 0 0 0 0 0 than ing of football coaches is to center about Cap- in several years and prospects the Edinburg and Brownsville ju- expected hits and two runs, but the rum Gonzales, c 0 0 0 2 0 0 als here tonight, postponed from tain Jimmy Patterson, tiny quar- Dollar are that Saturday’s fray will be nior college teams. They expected were made possible by two sueces-: xx Blair 1 0 0 0 0 0 Tuesday night, has been thrown terback who last ye^r provided a tightly contested. McMillin had 17 to lose both scores as a fan meet- games by rang- sive errors by Elwcod English, Chi- Root, p. 2 0 0 0 0 0 lettermen to start with and wealth cpen to the public, great amour t of the punch packed bv members ing from 30 to 50 points, but came cago shortstop. xxx Hartnett _ 1 0 0 0 0 0 ing. it was announced the Tribe. | of reserve material. One of the to set the Edinburg Broncs by to n 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 of the Coaches and Officials organi- through manifest Exactly 50,740 spectators paid Eush, brightest prospects from the Much interest is being 0 down with a score of 19 to 6, and Bee Ehmke stop Rogers Hornsby xxxx Tolson _ 1 0 0 0 0 zation. in the game locally and the gate is j freshman class is said to be Ray stung the Brownsville Scornlons and Hack Wilson .in their A discussion of football to one of the tracks.; : cousin general expected be largest McMillin, and ward of Bo, so badly that they returned to neither of the Cub sluggers get- Totals 34 1 8 27 10 2 will take place at the meeting, and of the season. I who is a quarterback candidate. 1 Brownsville with the long end of Wilson made the x are invited to ting to base. Betted for Talyor in the 7th. There was a all those interested chance he would break a score 6 0. Both games a line drive only to best bid, crashing into xx Batted for Gonzales in the into the line-un at Dallas. be present, =i Men's suits made of sturdy Notting- I Valley football j Ehmke's side in the ninth with 9th. * • * distinctly surprised and circles as the Bulldogs, with seven pitcher to the ground produced xxx Batted for Root in the 7th. Two of with two are Baylor’s backfield veter- veterans returning, were not sup- B JS ham fabrics—all pants, I an briuse. Ehmke, however, xxxx Batted for Bush in the 9th. I ^B | fJrjl ugly ans are running a close race for took ony a short count and was Score bv innings: al!3 I individual scoring honors as the now here. A group that embodvs at the bell. .... 000 000 102—3 strong closing Philadelphia errid season enters its fourth week. CAPITOL CELEBRITES ^ Chicago 000 000 001—1 Malone and Earnshaw Ernest McElreath has rung 36 skill of the men’s I tatted in, Foxx up the country’s leading Summary—Runs points, Jake Wilson 31. Each has MEET MISS MacDONALD j i After Mack crossed the talent si Miller 2, Steohenson. Two base scored five touchdowns, but McEl- in his first pitching, hit. English. Heme run. Foxx. Sac- WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.—^ P clothing stylists. thoroughly reath has tacked on six exra marks choice, as to his second rifice. Grimm. Double play, Eng- (Special to The Herald) —Ishbel MacDonald can now turn “ speculation with his toe. Green, Texas Chris- nomination was subdued.. There lish. Hornsby and Grimm. Left on AUSTIN, Oct, 9.—Double the ex- back to London with the assurance 1 tian. has scored 22 points in two in 1 was a tendency, however, to believe bases, Philadelphia 6, Chicago 8. isting irrigable acreage of the lower she has met almost everybody j eames. Schoonover, Arkansas. Le- George Earnshaw, rugged righv Bases on balls, off Root 2 (Haas, Rio Grande Valley wnuld result Washington who is prominent. The $35 land, T. C. U., and Furl, Baylor, hander, would be summoned with Cochrane), off Ehmke 1 (Grimm). from completion by the American young daughter of the British prime j each has .18. j | Struck out. Root 5 Sim- and Mexican of two minister met them at the brilliant Rube Walberg, a lefthander, ready | by (Hass, • • • governments lend first aid. Some mons, Miller, Dykes, Boley), by storage dams in the Rio Grande, to dinner and reception in her father’s to thought, ** — Only one game is booked in the Men's fall models of hats include and old Jack Quinn another slow bail Ehmke 13 (McMillan, English. be discussed by the international honor last night at the British em- shapes T. T. A. A. race this week, the be called. Hornsby 2. Wilson 2, Cuyler 2, Ste- water commission in Washington I bassy. ! life Borsal- artist man—built might Abilene Christian Wildcats El shades for every by Knox, Pat Malone, strikeout king of phenson, Root 2, Hartnett, Tolson'. College Oct. 21, according to members of the meeting West Texas Teachers at E1 Stetson, and Knapp Felt Caps. the National League, seemed cer- Pitchers record, off Root 3 hits and Texas water board. ino, Abilene. The first meeting be- tain to take up the burden for the 2 runs (1 earned) with 11 at bat, Of the 5.000,000 acre-feet annual tween Texas conference elevens is Cubs, with Hal Carlson, a ealeu off Ehmke, no earned runs. Losing flow of the river, approximately William J. scheduled October 18 at Brown- VP ‘lating person in reserve. pitcher, Root. Umpires, 700.000 now is used for irrigation in VP $8.50 to $20 wood, when Howard and Mostly Play is resumed in Philadelphia Klemm (N. L.) at the plate; Wil- Payne the river along the Texas boundary, ^ Austin will ret Friday after today. liam H. Dinneen (A. L.) first base; College together. according to comments of members Howard at Probable lineups today: Charles B. Moran (N. L.) second Payne and McMurry Col- A. H. Dunlap and C. B. Clark of the T Some $5 clash In a feature non-confer- Athletics— Bishop, 2b; Haas, cf: base; Roy Vangrafln (A. L.) third ege Water board. ence game Fridar Abilene. Cochrane, c; Simmons, f; Foxx, lb; base. Time of game 2:93. at Considerable time will be requir- Val-U-Plus Daniel Baker and Texas Tech the of Mr. ■ ed. in opinion Dunlap, .■==== tangle Saturday at Lubbock in an- the Destined to Stand in the of u for negotiations toward pro- A Name High Regard other game that doesn’t count. dams. * • • posed Well Dressed Men and Women Should the international water We Make For Lock Fans throughout the state are commission recommend the con- 1 | Keys Any that and the SINCE 1878 disappointed Baylor struction of the dams, their build- 17D Soon Aggies will not meet on the after a Opens grid- ing would be possible only VP ^ V * * * 1 t ^ ^ : --Also iron this fall. Both schools are treaty had been negotiated by the San Benito, Texas Duplicate Keys unusually strong, and they probably governments, according to the water i would a thriller. Not Radiator supolv only board members. The present treaty Stocked, sharpened Repair that, but there is an outside chJtnce binds both nations to refrain from thftir faiure to meet will leave the Lawn Mowers Specialists any action as to the water that conference race muddled. More would “injure navigation or effect General Welding one AND YOU and repaired than critic is picking the Bears the boundary.” THINK OF CANDY to wade through without worse The dams would conserve the wa- "Ac 1 \ Don't drop dot than a tie against them. The Ag- ter now running off at flood times, THINK OF ' Re" “ller no gies, while generally regarded and equalize the flow through the J. ROMMER as equal to Baylor in man Ribbon Malt!'" T. p7h2°2no power, year. have a tailor-made schedule that Mr. believes there could ■ Dunlap ! '■ might keep them in the thick of be twice the present amount of he fight. They play Texas, South- Lower Rio Grande Valley lands in ern Methodist and Arkansas on Texas irrigated, if the dams are 1 IKtLcnajAmcr. INSURANCE TITLE Kyle Field, and howT those Aggies built; and Mr. Clark pointed out 1J ica’s millions can scrap on that particular turf! that with a plentiful supply of wa- borrow money on real estate, many loan companies re- When you Chances are the Bears and Ag- ter at all seasons assured, the irriga- prize Blue Ribbon title to be Insured. The best test of whether a title is luire the gies will resume athletic relations tion per acre would be done more Malt a title Extract nsurable. is to have it insured. Require insurance policy wdthin another year or two. Of- economically in the amount cf • • • when you buy. ficials of the schools almost got water used. because it’s together on a football date for i on Ice—Is FresK so dependable! next season, contingent upon per- Always Always * VALLEY ABSTRACT COMPANY mission being granted by the gov- erning bodies; but It fell through. Sold by , Prompt Title Service Both held the last week in October a time. Then the Brownsville Edinburg open for Aggies gave the date to Centenary for 1930 \ Opposite Court House E. Harriman Bird. and 1931. i Phone 1184 Phone 93 Stores Merchants Harry’s Cigar Harlingen I | to No. 1—Merchants’ Nat’l Bank Plan Trades Day Bldg. (

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