1* PORT ISABEL JUNIOR CAGERS WIN COUNTY TITLE TARPS DEFEAT in Polo Tilt GRID CHANGES : 1 ■- Sunday Deciding ** — — Post, Hidalgo__. _ i CARDS 25 TO 22 • ■■■■■*■■■■■■! Revive New EDINBURG IN THERE Valley Sportsmen Skeet; GOOD CONTEST SHOULD * be bang-up La Feria and San Benito Abolition of Slow Whistlo polo game at Fort Brown Sundav Four Extra afternoon when the Play Among Proposals polo quartet* of Periods Fields in Hidalgo the 12th Likely Harlingen, SEVENTH WIN IS EXPECTED Cavalry Officer* and the • ■ ■ .. Of Coachos 1 9 Hidalgo Blue Bonnets in the j tangle (flpeeial to The Hinll > third and PITTSBURGH, Fsb. I. (gy-8trtr- deciding match of their SAN BENITO. Feb. 1.—The port currant aeries Bobcats Noso Out Woslaco Gam* to B* Played at 2:30 lng for greater uniformity in foot- Isabel Junior defeated the Series Of Shoots the rules commit tat of ths Interest in the series has Jumped Tarpons 34*32 In Two Extra On Fort Brown ball, since the officers favored Harlingen Junior Cardinals American Football Coaches Associa- cama back riding Periods Field hard last Sunday to win 6-3 and tie 25 to 22. In the last two minutes of tion Saturday night recommended Are Planned For 6 Including aboli- the count. The Blue Bonnets, made play for the Cameron county Junior sweeping changes ORANGE LEAGUE tion both ths “slow whistle” end up of good horsemen from Hidalgo. basket ball title here Saturday after- By NANCY E. WHITNEY of the first down for Inter- Reynosa and Rio Grande City, won noon. Results Friday With prospect* bright for a close penalty the encounter Summer Season ference with a kicker. opening seven goals The Cardlets, unbeaten until the 14 struggle and a good turn-out of spec- to Harlingen 31. Donna Ths 80 coaches ths all- four. final game, were favored to take the attending Edinburg 34. Weslaco 32. tators, the third and deciding game further Rivalry is at a keen pitch and ail Junior Tart*, who had been defeated Skeet shooting, revived In the Val- day committee meeting J McAllen 48, P-SJ-A 11. of the series between the Hi- recommended that players be Indications point toward an ex- in an earlier round by Santa Rosa. ley at Brownsville last summer after | polo cellent Blue Bouneta and 12th Cavalry numbered on the front and back of encounter. The pony strings The Cardlets led 11 to 3 at the end a lay-off during the depression, Standings dalgo Officers was at Fort their that the rule of ln- are in fine fettle and the playing of the first, period but the Junior promises to become a general and to be played Jersevs; Teem— w. L. Pet. down field ahould be in good condition Tarps cut this lead to 15 to 13 at the popular sport in the section, with Brown Sunday afternoon, beginning ellgble players going under Edinburg . 7 0 l .000 at 2:1b o’clock. be clarified and that the The game will get under wav at half The third period ended in a announcement here that plans are passes Harlingen . 5 1 -833 series with the of the to the 3:30 p. m. on the old polo field tie at. 18-all and with two minutes being made to form a skeet club The got under way firing pistol signal Weslaco . 4 3 .571 maileteers out a end the be observed uni- to go the Tarps took the lead by and build a skeet field at Harlin Hidalgo thwacking of game McAllen . 3 4 .420 seven to but the DID YOU KNOW- three points and held It. gen victory goals four, versally. Donna . 1 8 -148 Commissioner Grover Weikel of Bowen of led the scor- two tn Cavalry officers came back last Sun- The other recommendation sug- Harlingen There are fields the Valley 0 8 .000 the P-SJ-A . to even the series a six to that smaller institutions Port Isabel precinct, stormy ing with four field goals and a free now. one at Brownsville, and one day by gested between the sometimes find the of four petrel of the Cameron county com- throw and Williams was high for at Raymondvllle three victory. Rivalry expense The Edinburg high school Bob- hard is at a keen a burden. The coaches missioners' court, formerly was a Port Isabel with four field goals. It is likely that another field riding quartets officials a towards the and is that such cases insti- hot-shot amateur baseball player The box score; will be put in later at some point cats took long jump pitch Sunday’s game expected proposed in the best of series. a in San Antonio.among other in Hidalgo county, as there are a championship of the six-team to be the tutions be allowed to designate he PORT ISABEI— FG FT TP PF The line-up for the visiting squad person acceptable to both teams to things, performed with the number of shooters tn that section, Orange league at Edinburg Friday Gonzales, f . 3 1 7 1 will include Mr. P. Y. Vela. Mr. Rob- time and tabulate substitu- widely Known Alamo-Pecks when some of whom go to the shoots in keep when they noeed out the Wes- Lieu- they were in their prime... and Barrientez. f 1 1 3 0 Brownsville and Raymondvillr night ert Beattie. Dr. M- Rodriguez, tions. 4 0 8 0 Val- tenant T. O Zamora of the recommendations will be sub- J*ter he managed winning clubs in Williams, c . Several people are discussing the laco high Panthers, defending Colonel The . 0 112 Mexican at Reynosa to the National tv.,’ S. A city leagues....Grover still Wells, g plan for a field at Harlingen now. ley champions, 34-32 In two over- army garrison mitted Collegiate . 3 0 6 0 and one or two others. A. A. Rules football’s his hand in the game by Garza, g and a meeting is expected to be possibly Committee, U|nps time periods. the in softball at called the next few The Cavalry officers will have law-makers, at a meeting In Paint paying leagues during days. seven . 11 3 36 3 The victory gave Edinburg available: Colonel F. K. 14 to 18. Brownsville and San Benito, usuallv Totals If skeet is started in Harlingen following Springs. Calif., February straight wins and put H. S. “slow whistle." last under Los pres nos colors.he ’s in the summer, there will be a practically Chapin, Major Dodd. Captain The adopted HARLINGEN FG FT TP PF Weslaco out of the for the M. John- the most member series of matches in the running R. D. Palmer, Lieutenant C. year, permitted the ball-carrier, easily outspoken 4 inter-city Rojas, f . 3 0 6 Valley pennant. son and Otto Cornde. whose had been to ©f the commissioners' court, going Valley, with teams from various Sergeant progress halted, Bowen, f 4 t 9 2 are m after cities that have clubs. are The regular game ended 31-31 and Both strings of ponies pass, kick, or break sway. propositions he doesn't like 0 Plans polo Esqueda c . 2 15 and the field, move out the "siow- as if a made now for a series of in the first overtime period there good condition playing The to strike "blind-Tom'' umpire had 0 0 0 being Henderson, g..0 shoot was no sewing. In the second over- situated where the old airplane land- whlstle” ruling Is designed to cur- called a bad one on him....every 0 2 0 Inter-city between Raymond- Rodriguez, g . 1 j time the Bobcats eased out field was, should he in tail Stuhldreher of city in the Valley should have a ville and Brownsville, and these will period ing formerly Injuries. Harry was the as soon as weather is in front when Secundo Garza sunk fair shape. The game orglnally Villanova, chairman of press fair amateur baseball club. Weikel 6 be conducted Totals .. 10 2 22 1 for earlier in the week asserts.... favorable. a field goal and a free toes. scheduled committee, said: On* of the features o.f the pre- Meantime the is It wes a story-book affair with but was postponed because of un- The other ex-ball on Valley expected Protecting Players player the was weather. liminary rounds the close game to furnish some competitors for the Fincher starring for Weslaco and favorable commissioners' court wfira—■ mm "The committee la is Sam Bell, i and La • M. doing every- between San Benito Feria state meet next year, with a num- with Garza and Bob Brum ley carry- Lieutenant Colonel J. Thomp- the old warhorse of the Browns- The Brownsville skrwt shooters W. Maas will be thing in its power to protect the and finally won by La Feria after ber of shooters who are ing the brunt of the battle for the son and Major H. ville ....Sam. who outstanding precinct played four extra They played who may be heard from in hi* victors. the referees and Colonel K. T. Riggs boy." periods. improving. There are the old reg- the for Interfer- third base under Uncle Billy Disch time competition in the future are as Regarding penalty three extra periods without being ulars, such as Walter Andersen of Another Orange League game Fri- will serve umpire. at the University of Texas, can shown here. Above is Bob Bat- be the ence with the kicker the rulee com- able to decide the game. Then they Weslaco, J. H. Batsell and Frank day saw Harlingen clamp down on This game will probably hardly recall the day he became a seil, 13-year-old who has a set of mittee proposes that ths team In plajed until one team scored. After Armstrong of Brownsville, E W the runner-up poet by defeating last of the season as the Cavalry- member of the commissioners' finv to his and who possession of the ball shall be given three minutes of play In the fourth Arnold of J. D. strings credit, Donna 33-14. Harlingen, with only men leave in March for maneuvers Donna, and Decker five which Is now court...,but he can remember be- i a counter will be a menace to the junirs In with- have the yard penalty period La Feria rung up of Mission, some of whom placed one defeat against her. Is still and no other outside games ing recruited by the Deaf A Dumb the state shoot. Below is J. G. inflicted on the defense and ths to make the score, 14 to 12. high in the first “National" held in in striking distance of the Bobcats. been scheduled. Institute when the Silents had an the MeCandlesa of New York and play run again from the advance Results of other games m New Orleans years ago. McAllen, still In the running, whip- game point. unusually tough coming up double elimination tournament were. section de- Brownsville who has developed in- ped P-SJ-A 45-19. Then the Valley has was _but Sam oould not play the Rosa defeat- to a and who will Previously the kicking team Upper bracket—Santa veloped some new shooters, parti- steady shot, The scores are set out below: he had to go into hi* u*ual I de- shoots the given a first down with the penalty. part... ed Port Isabel. 12 to 11: La Feria among the and in represent this city in in cularly youngsters, At Edinburg: 3RD BASEMEN The coaches felt this was too routine of pepper chatter when in- feated Stuart Place. 25 to 4; Los state. Photos are H. G. Stilwell, severe, the .410 class. With the small bore by FT TP San WESLASO— FO Under this reform the down and field practice began. Fresnos forfeited to Harlingen; gun Dave and Oliver Stude- Jr. Young . 2 4 8 29 to j Archer, f objective remain the same. Jim Ward, ex-commissioner of Benito defeated W'ilson Tract. man of Brownsville have been out- will Fincher, f . 8 0 16 The recommendation a defeated Santa Rosa. into good shooters, and form other major the San Benito precinct, was 6; Harlingen standing performers, while Batsell 0 0 0 the team from that which is Wallace, f . NOT SO nor concerning eligibility of players San city fair athlete too. and when 34 to 14; La Feria defeated has turned to this with some pretty gun e . 2 0 to 14 to deieated soon to meet Brownsville. Swanzey, going under passes seeks establish he was attending the University of Benito. 12; Harlingen fine records to his credit. 0 0 0 bracket— Trowell. g . a universal Interpretation of ths Texas he had an unusual ex per- La Feria 21 to 9 Ixjwer Two are Brownsville has developed a large j outstanding youngsters i Isham. g . 0 0 0 Is Los Fresnos forfeited to Port Isa- number of skeet J Run of Mine Materiel rule. ienoe at the Deaf A Dumb Institute Jim and Bob Batsell of Brownsville.' shots, Including 1 Stuart Place forfeited to Wilson O who is mas Ferguson, g.0 Committee members pointed out ....boys and girls from Austin bel, Bob being a particularly spectacular | McCandless. rapidly Available For Warm Smith, g . 113 the rule says an Ineligible man frequently went out to the Institute Tract. Port Isabel defeated San Ben- I shot, in spite of the fact that he is tering the technique of running long j ; Corners must not be “In the vicinity" of the to the Silent* with their Sat- ito. 18 to 10; Santa Rosa defeated to a strings, Audrey Durst. Henry Plller, help barely large enough handle Totals . 13 8 32 La Feria de- receiver. They said the Interpreta- urday night dances_the way to Wilson Tract 20 to 13; gun. A. J. Monette, Ronald Sutherland de- FVb. f/P—There tion placed on "In the vicinity" a dance was to bow and feated Santa Rosa; Port Isabel skeet shooters, and others. FO FT TP NEW YORK, L get deeply Raymondville's EDINBURG— in different sections. silent, nod feated La Feria. 14 to 11. are no •'ten-goal'’ men among the varies & it was okeh the would such as Bond Carroll. Lamar Gill, j It. seems likely that the sport will Garza, f . 5 1 11 current third-base operatives, Stuhldreher said the numbering •asent... toward the end of the Gene Smith, F. D. Henderson and become f . 0 0 0 major generally popular during Martin, of is “for the benefit of the i present or prospective. Nevertheless players dance, Jim made the customary F. G. Scott are rapidly developing the summer ui the Valley. Wilson, f . 1 0 2 Sooner*, Owl* To public and the press and marks an- bow to an attractive lady c 5 4 14 few changes are In view for the young B. Brumley, other toward uniformity." In ac- 3 0 6 1936 pennant drives. step and she bobbed her chm Meet In Football D Brumley g . The hot of the infield also “It’s no break for the coaches" bo ....shortly afterward a . 0 1 1 spot NORMAN. Okla.. Feb. 1. CPf— Football Champion, g smiled; "it makes scouting theft bov strolled over to her and said: I Training haa been a weak spot, even among Lawrence "Biff” Jones. University clubs. Detroit, for In- much easier." "It's getting late; let's go home”... | HUNTER WINS Get# Started Here ‘GLOOMY GIL’ ! Totals 15 5 34 top-ranking jeeptance of Oklahoma athletics director and isn’t satisfied with Marvin The proposed universal use of ths the answered: "Walt * Zunker and stance, girl Just. is Officials: Willingham. to mark the football coach, completed arrange- j Football spring training to get and will three or four , pistol end of the gams few moments—I've promised this At Harlingen: Owen try ments for a hotne-and- under way in the Brownsville high —whistles are used In many places the next dance”... Bell and Saturday youngsters. Including MEea" Clif- dummy It has an- move for home football series with Rice In- school Monday. been FG FT TP a substitute World Series —is also a uniformity. Yard enjoy* comparing notes or POST DONNA— ton. hero, BIG The national rules stitute in 1937 and 1938. TOURNEY nounced by Coach Maurice Pipkin QUITS committee 2 will vfeetr experiences with the silenta... Irgov, f . last vear, take Peppers Job. Rice will Colorado on the He is fa^ed with the ot although unobligated usually loon replace problem Barnard, f . 2 3 at third. For some unknown reason visit-' Oklahoma schedule and will meet new material due to the with favor on the coaches’ proposal. finding f . 0 0 The St. Louis Cardinals to teams were inclined to Orove, plan ing play the Sooners on October 9. 1937 fart that 18 of his 20 lettermen are 0 2 Culver Pro Creek* Dobie ns Cornell Finch, c . shift Pepper Martin, the National easily against the Institutes—but will City The had a Resigns Whether the first game be graduating. system Jun- Christensen, c.0 o o league’s ranking third sacker a year the game never got very' far gone home Per Even Dozen ior team last season and this will Coach When Wolves 0 played in Norman or Houston, by De la Cruz, g.0 0 ago, to the outfield. Charley Gel- until the visitors were putting ev- the Rice wll Ibe decided aid In started Pels Victors In of Owls, considerably getting Chestnutt, . 0 0 0 who made a comeback had into the Stroke* Howl g bert, great erything they game later at a conference between Jones lor the new season. Loudly 0 0 0 Burk, g . Pie Traynor. one-time king of ....the silenta ask no quarters and The and Dr Gaylord Johnson. ftlce Corpus Christl Bucs have the third sackers. dropped out of — arc Feb. 1 -f* certainly give none they AVALON. Calif. offered the a contract for ITHACA, N Y., Feb. 1. Gll- Another Contest they athletics director. Eagles Totals . 4 8 14 last smack action with a lame shoulder aa game a* they come and bv a down strokes in a in Christi this sea- mour Dobie voluntarily joined the Cracking par game Corpus year and fell off to .279 at bat In like a ton of bilck on the grid.... ranks of football’s unemployed Sat- FO FT TP 72 holes of medal play. Willie Hun- son and tt is likely that the offer HARLINGEN— The Pirate will LAGUNA MADRE LEAGUE Cornell’s newi 9 57 game*. manager will be urday. Simultaneously f . 4 1 ter of Culver City. Calif., won the accepted. | Rodrigues, a but Results Friday THE SHORT HOP I athletic administration announced try come-back young Harry ON f . 0 20 EAGLES GET Santa Catalina Island $5Two open | Guthrtdge, Lavagetto likely will keep the reg- Port Isabel 47. Stuart Place 34. of the It was In the market for the best 3 0 6 Ooach Maurice Pipkin golf meet Saturday with a total j j Blum, f . ular Los Fresnos-El Jardln, postponed. man available” for the job of head 0 Job. Brownsville high school Eagles ap- score of 262. ; Wilson, f . has been Standings Texas coach. 0 Jimmy Dykes romping a bit woe-begone a* he c . 0 — peared Ringing down the curtain on League’s Blrchfield. around the Infield two years longer T>am W. I*. Pet. 10 football letters Known far snd wide as "Gloomy .. 1 0 awarded boys California's winter tournament ser- Jordan, than This will be Port Isabel. 4 0 1.000 GRID AWARDS Gil,’’ particularly in the days when 3 1 7 Traynor. Jimmy's Friday*. ies with his second victory in a Bittlck, g . but he to Los Fresnos . 2 1 .667 he had teams. Dobie re- 1 18th campaign figures Are Set all-winning Hudson, . 3 week, the slim, mild-mannered in- | g third with El Jardir. . 1 3 AM Openers i signed after 16 years as Cornell's combine regular basing structor from took the Stuart Place 0 4 .000 Scotland ■ he didn't want head roach and with two to B 33 his task of restoring the Chicago ft wasn't that years go Totals . 14 Two Be lead in the final 36 holes and nev- OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. t. Travis Jackson, better than $1500 first money in dates for the 193* Texas League still 1* Friday—El Jardln at Port Isabel. as alumni ranks, following the de- Rucker, f.^ n 14 who has seen better days, • • • the San Francisco open. season Saturday night as League to the best third baseman available cline of big red football fortunes f . 0 members of the Browns- Woods, The Port Isabel Pelicans ran their Twenty Tied in second place with 256'* owners *'a warm a 0 12 for the New York Giants. Arthur WHAT HE WAS THINKING club turned down point where the varsity team of f . 6 ville — Hartshorn, of victories to high school football squad were Ted Longworth, 200-pound 0 of the Boston string four straight ABOUT WAS THAT ONLY 2 OF pro 1935 failed to win a game. c . 0 0 (Pinky) Whitney two of whom will be back in weather'* opening suggestion to Smith, on the San Benito court BE BACK THIS only from Portland. Ore. and Rod Mun- Dobie. the of Bees, has fallen off the pace and Friday by THE 20 WILL envy his profession Guerra, g . 2 the flock this year —were Santa send northern dubs to the south defeating the Stuart Place quint SEASON Eagle day. Rosa., Calif. from 1921 to 1923. when he turned 0 0 0 may yield to young Joe Coscarart. football sweaters at an Jackson, g . 47-24. The Pels almost have a awarded Ray Mangrum. Pittsburgh, who lor the first games. I out three successive and 0 who buzzed around third of undefeated J. Guerra, g . 2 part • * * afternoon. Dona- virtual cinch on the Laguna Mad re assembly Friday thrilled the gallery with a hole-in- Fort Worth won its to I untied elevens, withdrew in the in- 0 last season. request Marls, g . 0 tions by Brownsville business men one in the first League and a berth Ya Spade has been fondly hop- round, finished open 12 instead of April 14 terests of harmony. 0 championship make the awards April Manning, g.0 In the for the Valley that the Eagles would get out helped possible. third with 157. Zell Eaton. Okla- but all fall on "I feel that it is in the best in- 3 9 Shifts Coming play-offs ing other inaugurals will Trad, g . 3 at the Those who obtained sweaters, homa had a chance to ; championship. of their annual drubbing City pro. the latter date. Opening date pair- terests of all concerned that I re- The Senators black with a Red Sox and both The Los Fresnos-El Jardln handa of the Corpus Christ! Burs slipovers golden B”, finish in the division, as game runner-up ings are: linquish my position head coach," Total* . 20 » 45 have In mind for their 1935 were: A1 Perez. Xavier Quintero. J shifts was called off because of bad since formation of the Valley A’ but blew his game on the last he wrote James Lynah, new di- Raul Garcia. Phil Louis Dallas at Fort Worth regulars. Bill Werber and Cecil weather and Is to be at El football district. McNair. night and wound up tied with rector of FO IT TP played Beaumont at San Antonio. athletics. P-SJ-A— Travis. Two seasons ago Werber Fernandez. Ted Gnsset, Louis Heng- Beach. and 0 0 Jardln Monday afternoon. Ralph Baltimore, Byron The veteran, who quarterbacked Howton. f . 0 • • • cler Charles Jackson. Geo. Krausse. Houston at Galveston looked like the flashiest third The San Benito box: Nelson, formerly of Ridgewood. N th<" Minnesota Gophers of 1900 and Damron, f :. 2 8 would that Ed Albert Andres Tulsa at Oklahoma City. ! sacker In the league but he slumped PORT I8ABEL— FO FT TP But now it appear Guerra. Barrera. J at 250. stated hi .ation 1s effec- Whitlock, f. 1 4 6 The plan of the Tulsa dub to 1901, and may get an outfield trial, with Nichols, f hopes were kindled too soon. H;nojos«, Del Perkins Don Early. Dawson, crack Chicagoan 0 0 .8 1 IT •Tohnny Oklahoma elubs and tive immediately, thus leaving the Pool, c . hot end *he two Eric McNair taking over the O. Gonzales, f . EourThe Bucs want to play the Fag lea Doug Early, Enrique Cavazos. Billy won the amateur with 0 113 trophy 2fin Worth into more big red s 1936 squad without a tutor Harris, g . Fort and Dallas corner. Travis is slated to do Wash- f . In ‘36. MrDavitt, Clifton Schrleber and out Garcia, 0 0 0 again beating young Don Erickson. several weeks before spring Ayres. g . 1 Dearl Adams southerly cities for the first 12 practice ington's shortstopping but this Wharton, f. 0 0 0 Los one himself without the of 0 0 Angela* city champion, by games of the season in order to and prospect Waters, g.0 a Businessmen who contributed depends on the ability of rookie, Wooten, c . 8 3 19 blow. a new position. ! kin Oklahoma's cold and blustery to make at third. .. HAVE OFFERED toward awards were Sam Lewis, good Holcomb, g 2 AND THEY the Perl, entire of 4 1 19 Buddy 1 9 weather lost a 7 to 1 vote. The staff assistant Totals . A CONTRACT FOR Leon O. D. D. K mg by Red Rolfe will be the Yankees Williams, k . 113 THE EAGLES Perl. Deputy. five former Cor- Referee: Davis The schedule is nearly coaches, including Napper a GAME AT CORPUS WHICH IS Clint. Lightner, Otto Manske. adopted third baseman again unless deal N. Gonzales, g . 0 0 6 A Larry nell players, goes out with Dobie TO REFUSE THE A A Teo. Bas- the same as that of 1935 except for Prank Higgins of the Athletics Shinpaugh, g .0 0 0 TOO GOOD Hargrove. Seraphy. Vic Hurt The assistants to Gil last were BULLPUPS WINNERS Signs that the league eliminated Sunday year case oom Cox. Fritz Schmidt and Travis Is revived. In that Rolfe might EAGLES WILL ACCEPT Frank Bart Feb. McAllen doubleheaders to cut the season's Lueder, Viviano, Dick McALLEN, 1.—The second base and the Jennings. be shifted to Totals . 20 7 47 • • • to Beyer, Nat Kossack and Frank Mur- Juniors won their 12th game of the Talks, in a humorous vein games from 161 154 A's would pull another third sacker STUART PLACE— FO FT TP mostly As Tulsa Coach dock. season here the Lr who formerlv ; Club owners endorsed a proposal Friday by downing or Z M “Zipper were made at the assembly by Ben out of the hat* like A1 Niemlec Corns, f . 1 l s slants over the for an ail-star game between Mercedes Kittens 25*19. fired his southpaw Bute. Frank Bortle and Superin- play- Lamar Newsome. Pitzer. f . 3 1 6 Cleveland Indians TULSA. Ok la Feb 1 l/T -Victo ers of the northern and southern platter for the tendent. E C. Dodd. The awards World Record Set Cleveland Is well satisfied with Kutzenberger. f . 0 0 o >i«« in his sa Cam-. Hurt, first assistant to Coach Ma’ty halves of the circuit to be some turned badge were made by Coach Maurice Pip- played U. S. Girl Skater Odell Hale, whose bat offsets Medley, c . 3 1 7 sheriff. Bell of Southern Methodist Uni- at Dallas as a feature of the Texas worn eounty deputy kin For One Mile Walk weakness afield. St. Louis has Perkins, g . 3 17 versity. has been named head foot- Centennial The date was set for 0.f the the Eagles will Harland Clift, a sensa- Colvin, g . 0 o 0 • • • lettermen, MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. In Double Victory sophomore ball coach at the of with an alternate date have Donald and Del university 25, the last season. Doene . 0 0 only Early July New York. Feb. 1. t^»)—All world STOCKHOLM. Feb. 1. OPv-Klt tion g 0 Be is exchanging job* with Tulsa. of 6 should the be Perkins hack this year. August game rods still are used Frankhauser. g . 10 3 Cowart records for the one-mile walk were Klein. America’s No. 1 woman speed Divining widely lieutenant of PolW John The announcement of the ap- rained out who smashed Saturday night when Hank skater, came with two vic- by superstitious welll-diggers, San Benito. pointment was made C. I. Fans writers will make through at by and sports believe the forked hazel sticks will Totals . 10 4 34 Cleman of the Achilles club. Toronto, tories Saturday to take a command- Tarleton To Pontius, ^resident of the Tul^a the selections In a vote opening • • • Cagert stepped off the distance in 6 minutes, over from six other point to water. I school and confirmed ing lead rivals by Hurt here June 15 and closing July 1 7 On the National league side of PLAYED WITH Seek 53rd 23 seconds at the Millrose A. A. nations at the opening of the wo- l ZEP FORMERLY Victory Saturday night. With the League promoted to the fence. Stanley Hack of the Victor L AR1Z, TEAM track and field carnival. men's world speed skating cham- Discovery DOUGLAS STEPHENVTLLE, Frtb. 1. ppv—The Hurt wi l take over his new Job Class A-l rating, club owners in- Cubs. Joe of the LOS ANGELES. FVb. 1. (AV-Dis- • An overflow crowd of 17.000 fans, Chicago WAS MADE UP ALMOST in time pionships. Stripp WHICH rampaging John Tarleton Junior fc spring training. creased the salary limit to the covery, the 1935 champion of the PLAYERS attracted by the first major meet The Buffalo girl won as expected Brooklyn Dodgers, Johnny Vergez ibmRELY FROM basketball team, winners of He will succeed Elmer C. -Oloomv maximum of $4,000 a month per- debut college of the indoor season, saw the in the 500-meter race and then of the Phillies and Lew Riggs of American turf, made his 1936 OFF’ THE CHICAGO Gus” lanky up- FIRED 52 straight games against potent Henderson, whose 11 year mitted under the National associa- Cieman the Cincinnati Reds all have ham- Saturday the $6,000 IN THE 1919 turn in an astonishing per- set the pre-race calculations by by winning -BLACK SOX" competition, will be after No. 53 here term at Tulsa was completed re- tion rules San Carlos at a formance in a mile handicap race. turning in the fastest time for the merlocks on the third basing as- added handicap SCANDAL. cently when authorities limit was left at 17. Tuesday night. university The player Conceding a dozen rivals from 8 to 3.000-meter event. The double con- signment. mile and one-sixteenth. The big did not a • • The North Texas offer him new contract however hone the G. Vanderbilt • Agricultural 30 seconds the Canadian stepped quest gave Misa Klein the lead over Hack, perhaps the best young of Alfred Junior of Arlington Hurt went, to Southern Method-. The in a spend- started fifteen be* a mem- College Aggies league apparently past them all and won by inches from the field with a low total of 115.30 third sacker in the league, took the stable lengths “Shoeless- Joe Jackson, 1st last 14 will attempt to break their streak, year after '-ears at ing mood, sweetened the champion- Horowitz of New York who for Verne from Fred Llndstrom hind his five rivals and finished In of the Black Sox. could read Irving point* against 11728 job last year ber started three seasons ago Oklahoma Baptist Umveristv a* and Dixie series by vot- front in of rumors ship pots had the majdmum handicap. Lesche of Finland and 117.82 for and should have no trouble keep- by five lengths. and write a little spite with Baker Shawnee for Another game Darnel ing to take the $1,000 bonus Takl ft from all Ariel Cross was second and Beef* to the contrary. Zip says. Mlnsko of Japan. ing bidders. Including college will fill out the week's the straight season champions from BASKETBALL RESULT# Gene LUlard, the Loe Angeles slug- steak third. Head Play, starting • • • schedule. HDRSESHOW SLATED ?he league treasury rather than Nebraska 43. Kansas State 90. ger. outside the gate, was fourth. The remainder of the Tarleton to The Herald > from the share of the Beaten The on a wag But the San Beni tan confesses (Special players’ Maryland 38. Duke 34. Cunningham time, sloppy field, schedule is: Feb. 14. Tarleton vs. series as done last a the* be wrote several letters for EDINBURG. Feb. 1.—Preparations year. Abilene 41. Daniel Baker 28. NEW YORK. Feb. 1. CAV-With 1:35 2-5. Hillsboro Junior The was re- Yankees Victors odds on favorite, the old slugger. college. Stephen- for the oig horse show to be held Shaughnessy playoff Fordham 60. Army 40. blazing stretch finish. Joe Mangan Discovery, paid ville; Feb. 18 Tarleton vs. Decatur here February 21, have been practi- tained with a four-out-of-seven St. Louis 28. Mo. Mines 23. of the New York A. C.. former Cor- The Port Brown Yankees bettered $3.20. $2.60 and $3.40. Ariel Croaa • • • Junior college. Decatur; Feb. 21, cally couple ted, according to Mrs. game final series. N. D. U. 52. Ia. State 29. nell University track captain, came their position In the Brownsville rewarded with $3 and $3.80. Beef* he COULD READ DE1POT Tarleton vs. Weatherford Junior Kennedy Smith, chairman of the Notre Dame 53. St. Benedicts IT. from behind Saturday night to whip Amateur Basketball league Satur- steak paid $4 20. SIGNS AND COULD SION HIS College. Weatherford; Feb. 25. program. What Is a name? Col. Joseph Butler 24. Mich. State 21. tha great Glenn Cunningham, day sight by defeating the Pirates NAME WITH A FLOURISH BUT Tarleton vs. Ranger Junior Col- Money derived from this event Adolphus Americus Vespucius Leo- Penn. 23. Yale 18. world’s record holder. In the Wana- 31-7. The second game was post- A spear will step a lion’s chari% THAT WAS ABOUT AS FAR AS lege. Stephenviile and Feb. 28. will be *urned over to the Hidalgo rndus Wolfaleanus Napatalicus Al- Purdue 59, Chicago 16. maker mile, feature event of the an- poned because the Junior College even though the wound be slight READING AND WRITING Tarleton vs. North Texas Agricul- county body of the Valley Centen-1 exandricus Lucius Qumtius Cmcin- Minnesota 42. Ohio State 11. nual Mlllrose A A- Indoor carni- quint Is unable to play on Satur- The animal stops to rid Bntf of tbs yrra • KENT, KIP KAYS. I tural College, Arlington. dial. stui WolfKm Uvea In Manila. I Bayjtar 41, T O. U- 24. val days. shaft.

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