— i r ~~r nrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrrrrrtrrrrff rrrrrr rrr rrrrr~i-1—rrrrrrrrrrrrrrri—1—m*mm**m*m********************n*mmmmmm«* I The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION in* Los Fresnos Quint Takes Cameron Pennant l Sports SET RANKINGS Bell And Allison To In ! * * * ! Spade i ’HOUNDS FALL Play HELEN WILLS * HOGS DEFEAT 1 VRE SET FORTH 1 ■■ — mm lima mm mu.. ■ ..— — HAL Finals Of San Antonio Meet EUSTACE * * * NEW ORLEANS COTTON ■By»• ■ it BY 29 TO 18 LOSES FIRST' BAYLOR 29-25 NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 14. (A*)—Tha SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Peb. 14.— In the final game of doubles play in , _ 1 5Y GOVERNORS cotton market was not so active t _ (AP>—:Berkeley Bell of New York Bell and Bruce Barnes of Austin CHIEF DYER, beautifully set up Of today’s short week end session and Coble And Mates Take Third and Wilmer Allison of Austin will are matched against J. Gilbert Wilmer Allison Austin Razorback* Stage Brilliant Indian, is showing considerable down- meet tomorrow afternoon ! Hall of N. and the price trend was slightly promise as a weightman with the ip the Orange. J., Jimmy NEW YORK. Feb. 14—(JP)—Rank- And Deciding Game match of the of Dallas. Is Ranked Among Rally To Grab Game ward. As Liverpool was not as Brownsville Junior college track championship singles Quick ngs approved by the United States second annual midwinter good as due. tne market was disposed squad. The chief doesn't know his tennis In matches this afternoon. Alii*! Five aawn Tennis Association for the For Crown Top Out Of Fire to start easier, but the census bu- own when he learns tournament. i son eliminated three players in I <1 930 season include: strength and playing mill con- — reaus report on domestic to use it properly he should make second., quarter and semi-final Men's Singles: competition. He downed Frost HAILEY sumption during January was rather one whale of an athlete. (Special to The Herald.) ' By FOSTER 1—John H. Doeg. Newark. N. J. FAYETTEVILLE, ARK.. Feb. 14. Carvel of San 6-4. 6-1 in Writer bullish and sustained the market SAN BENITO. Feb. 14—Led into Antonio, Associated Press Sports 2— Prank X. Shields, New York. After Baylor Uni- his first defeated Fieb- spotting which showed no change to 5 points action by a dashing little court match, Ed NEW YORK, Feb. 14—(4»>—Mrs. 5—Clifford Sutter. New Orleans (AND leman of New York in the versity to a ten-point lead, the Uni-1 gam in the early trading. Later, warrior by the name of Coble, the second, Helen Wills Moody, champion of 3— Wilmer Allison. Austin, Tex. I eased week end and then took a hard- coun- of Arkansas cagers prices ofi on liquida- ; Los Frensncs quint won the Cam- 6-3, 6-2, England and several other 4—Sidney B. Wood. Jr.. New York. versity tonight victor from tion and on induced by a eron county basketball champion- earned Banes, 4-6, 6-1. tries, acclaimed by the public as 6—Gregory S. Mangin, Newark, staged I' brilliant last half rally to selling 1 6-2. woman tennis denial the India boycott had stopped ship here Saturday night by de- the greatest player. ] ^ J. take a 29 to 25 victory, the evening an easier stock market and ihe San Benito 29-13 YOUNG STAR Allison is the number 1 player in failed of today by the 7— and on bating cagers ranking George M. Lott. Jr, Philadel-1 series the bears. the tournament and is ranked num- Tennis Asso- with prices 7 to 10 points fro.n The jinx that the Los Fresnos United States Lawn ] >hia. dropped ber 3 on new list Kenny Holt, Razorback the There was a rally quint has held over the Greyhounds the compiled by elation, meeting in New York in 8— Ellsworth Vines. Jr. Pasa-1 lanky highs. slight Will the United States Lawn Tennis at the end on cosering and the gen- persisted, despite the fact that the Bulldogs Represent annual convention. 1 , iena. Calif center, led the Porkers' attack with association. eral market dosed steady at net de- Hounds were able to take a fall out In the first position which Mrs. 9—John Van Ryn. Philadelphia eight points. Arkansas trailed 18 In District Bell, seeded number 4. worked clines for the dav at 4 to 7 points. During the football season. Chiu of the Los Fresnos aggregation Fri- Hidalgo Moody has held with only one in- 10—Bryan M Grant. Jr.. Atlanta to 13. at the half. his way into the finals by elimi- The census bureau made tha frequently blasted the oval down day night. j terruption since 1923, the ruling 11— Berkeley Bell, Dallas. Tex. Strickland. Bear center, was high * Tournament of Dallas in January domestic consumption 454 the field fifty yards without the Los Fresnos held the B and C'’ nating Jimmy Quick body of tennis in this country put 12— Edward Jacobs. Baltimore. scorer with nine points. Strick- semblance a the semi-finals, 6-3, 6-2, and took 188 bales as with 306.207 of spiral. He worked championships of the county, while Mrs. L. A. Harper of Oakland. Calif- 13— Norris Williams, 2nd, Phila- land. Kiersky and Wells, starting compared hard as a last out Jake Hess of Rice Institute, in December. substitute in the line San Benito won the “A" title from By Bill Sayle runner-up to Betty Nuthall. of , delphia. guards, went out in the last half on season, and he will a 60 62. in the quarter finals. Liverpool came in as due to 2 pen- likely prove Harlingen. La Feria and Rio Hondo. WESLACO, Peb. 14.—Flashing the England, in the national champion- 14— Keith Gledhlll. Santa Bar- personal fouls. But eight teams were paired in ny better than due. Private power to the Scorpion forward wall Saturday night's game was the ships last fall. jara. Calif. The Porkers converted 12 of their points dashing play that has always fea- cables said the continent a id next season. He Is learning rapidly ihird of a three-game series. The the doubles competition. Bell and The failure of the com- bought j tured ranking 15— Julius Seligson. New York. I points from the foul line, while under Red and Ben Brite. Los McAllen high basketball Barnes beat Denman and Carvel, the trade called. Manchester cable* Irvine Fresnos squad, which has been mittee. headed by Dr. Philip R 16— Richard F. Murphy, Utica. Baylor found the hoop for seven in both of -San Antonio. 6-3. 6-4, in that the home trade in cloths was able to defeat Hie San Benitans con clubs, the Bulldogs swept to a Hi- Hawk of New York, to place Mrs. !4. Y. this fashion. Sexton, Razorback round and Kamrath a business is all season, took the dalgo county championship here the first and at the of the list de- improving and that fair JESS ATKINS aothcr football | sistently open- Moody top 17— Wilbur F. Coen, Jr., Kansas guard, was the star of the defense at last afternoon the Buxby, 6-3, 6-4, in the semifinal her to her nat- was pending with India. First trades star who is showing promise on the ing iray Los Fresnos early Saturday by downing spite failure defend i Jity. and was partially responsible for week came Bobcats rounds. here showed 1 point down to 4 up, cinder paths Although one would San Benito back to take Edinburg high 35-27. lonal title or complete in any im- 18— J. Gilbert Hall. Orange. N. J checking Kiersky’s fancy goal a The were led into Quick and Hall eliminated Bert- and the market rallied slightly af- not suspect it. Atkins is one of the the second encounter by small Bulldogs spirit- portant tournaments in the United 19— Bruu Barnes. Austin. Texas. shooting. Kiersky in last night’s ed action ram Weltens and Frost Carvel of ter the start. May trading at 1123 fastest athletes in the Brownsville margin Friday night at San Benito. by Trexler. smooth work- States last year, brought a storm of 37—Karl Kamrath, Austin, Tex. game had wrecked Arkansas' hopes Then his center, and Perkins, a San Antonio., 8-4. 6-3, and then and October at 11.72 while March school system. During the wind Saturday night Coble and ing hustling criticism from the delegates and it Womens Singles: for the conference title. forward. the of beat Sutter and Fiebleman, 6-3, 7-5 was at 10 99 or unchanged to 5 prints on the grid last season. Jess hustling teammates grabbed off the Between two them, } was only a count of all votes, pres- Mrs. L. A. in their second match. 1— Harper. Oakland. was the first to championship. they accounted for 27 of the Mc- ent and that she was de- points up compared wun yester- always among proxy, ( Salif. 1 .. is Allen s 35 The biggest surprise of the day i day's close. break across the finish line You This the second time in two aggregation points. They prived of the honor: 2— Dedham, was the Sutter Marjorie Morrill, that a small school dark horse were aided Redman defeat of Clifford The markets eased off during the will remember Atkins as the Scorp years amply by Ton.-. Pros Removed. Mass and of New Orleans by Jimmy Quick in In guard who to in the has captured the Cameron county Overstreet who led them the , The removal of William T. Tilden. second hour mainly sympathy apiieami play the finals. 3— Dorothv Weisel, Sacramento. title. Last a little oval the contest. quarter Francis with stocks and made new lows it opposition's backfield. Three years year gallant ag- throughout T. Hunter and Emmet Pare. , Salif. HARLINGEN an gregation trom Wilson Tract Standing out like the well known all 11.13 for May and 11 63 for October ago Atkins was all-city perform- gal- of whom recently turned pro- 4— Virginia Hilleary. Philadelphia. off with the out injured thumb in the linei or 7 to 10 down from the er in San Antonio and lie has hit lojied title, beating Edinburg fessional. from the ranking list was 3—Josephine Cruickshank, Santa points the institutions. up was earlier highs. There was a flight his peak with the Scorpions. He larger Young, rangey forward accomplished with no disorder, and fcna. Calif. The disrict meet wil be held at This husky tippled 17 into John rally at the end and Mav closed n played Southwest conference foot- points Hope Doeg. national champion 6— Ethel Burkhardt. San Fran- BRIEFS the SHIELDS WILL 11.15 at 11 65 or 7 and with the San Benito with Browns- Edinburg goal to tie Trexler for was confirmed in at the and October ball Seorps last year. Saturday his place ( :isco. ville. Los Fresnos and McAllen in high point honors. 5 points net lower for the day ou top of the list. 7— Mrs. Marjorie Gladman Van the tournament. Brownsville enters Dogs Fight Hard. The youngsters, who burned Edith Cross. Francisco. iU. >—Cattle trade a certain figure does not have to tle ending the first half sounded top rankings. Wilmer Allison. Aus- was a baby boy weighing nine S. Dept. Agr all putts. *but the archer is con- Junior Singles: slow compete in the coun.y but As the guards tired, activi- Second And Ninth Tennis tin. Tex., pounds and 15 ounces It was during the week continued tourney, scoring edging his way into the 1— Wilmer Hines. S. C. born sidered in the cup when he comes Columbia. with on fed steers and go direct to the district meet. ties picked up during the second first five. George Lott. Jr.. John a; the Valley Baptist Hospital prices long within four leet of the pin. The Stars To 2— James Bobbitt, Pasadena Cal- new low levels half, but the Bulldogs set the Ranking Van and F. The valentine and its mother yearlings sagging to matches are even, again Ryn. Wilbur Coen. Jr., lomia. baby unusually very pace In sharp the are both well. for the season. Good to choice to the shooting goal, comprising with Tilden and Allison with the edge, if any, going Play For Title 3— Karl Kamrath, Austin. some centers held beating the Bobcats 23-20 in this the 1930 Davis were weighty steers at archers Too bad that Russ cup squad, 4— William Doeg. Santa Monica. Hooger- period. PROPERTY IMPROVED about steady but the general mar- liyde, national archery champion CHAMP GUNNER shoved down the list. Lott at No. 7.1 5— William Baltimore. In the ! Jacobs. on was 25-50 lower. Light championship tournament. NEW YORK. Feb. 14—The Van Ryn at No. 9. and Coen at No The Para-Tex Oil has ket steers has left Brownsville, for such a 18—Joe Bill Bralley, Austin. Tex. company McAllen eliminated Weslaco X. improved its properties here bv yearlings closed the week higher. match have been here. and second and the ninth ranking tennis 17. Francis Shields, national might staged took Eastern dressed beef trade re- Edinburg Donna out of the players of the United States, ac- finalist, was at No. 2. Sidney B landscaping the grounds, building Interest in archery has gained a mained with lower. running yesterday. Both of these to the 1930 list Wood. Jr.. New York, at No 4. and garage and wash rack for its sluggish prices steadily and team shoois are con- OUT OF MEET cording ranking were and Stocker and feeder steers ruled games hard fought, the win- which was announced today, will Clifford Sutter, New Orleans at trucks, enclosing it w'ith a ducted weekly at the archery range weak to 25 or more lower in sym- ners coming into the final event by meet tomorrow in the final singles No. 5. M HANION IS IN neatly painted fence Allen Buell is The out into Sun- boys get the open a pathy with the indifferent demand margin of \ few- points. match of the annual invitriion Open Tourneys. manager. day, and some of them are becom- Three Houston were esti- Trapshooters McAllen is now all set The for fat steers Receipts surprisingly accurate with the for the tournament of the Brooklyn much discussed question of ing District tournament which PARENTS OF GIRL mated at 150 500. Among Contenders will be Heights Casino. holding open tournaments, an im- held Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Fender are Hogs are steady to unevenly low- at San Benito the latter part Frank Shields. New York. No. 2. portant consideration now with Til* HOUSTON MEET or this the of a er than a week ago. most points At K. C. corning week. Saturdays on the list, and John Van Rvn den and Hunter outside the amateur parents girl born this EEMS as though score week at the Valley Baptist hos- showing losses of 5-20 with the follows: Philadelphia, the ninth player, fold, was brought up late in the af- basketball is McALLEN maximum decline on strong weight FG FT PF TP swept through to a pair of easy. temoon by Samuel Collorn. Phil- Well Known Golfers Enter pital. ; coming to a KANSAS CITY. Feb. 14.—— Perkins, butchers. Current Quotations are f 5 o 1 10 victories in todays semi-final adelphia. after it had the whirlwind finish The International Flyer champion- appeared RAIL OFFIC IAL the lowest since Julv 1924 St. Tony, f 3 o 0 6 matches Shields matter was to be Tournament To VISIT trounced Harry passed over by the Open a in the sec- ship final and most prized event C. A Clements of St as- Louis had top of 8 00 on weight Valley Trexler. c 6 5 3 17; C. Brume. New York, 6-1. 6-1. convention. Louis, tion all of a sud- in the interstate trapshoot. may sistant averages under 220 lbs. Offerings Redman, . 1 o On general manager of the g 2 2 while Van Ryn conquered Gregory Mr. Collom's motion that such a Tuesday den. and have a new holder when the 27tii Missouri is in the we-e around 630.300 Hidalgo Overstreet, g 0 0 1 o Newark. N J.. and tournament be sanctionrd Pacific, Valley annual shoot is concluded here Mangin, George- at his Fat lambs were higher Cameron county home on an inspection trip. sharply town University, who was ranked club, the Germantown Courts HOUSTON. Feb. 14 cnampions hips Monday morning. Totals Tex., <*V- the foie part of the week but dec- 15 5 7 35 sixth for 1930, with ease, 6-2, near Philadelphia, met with vocl- wore decided Mark Arie, equal Iimmy Manion. St. Lotus, one of lines on late sessions left m Champaign. 111., EDINBURG FG FT VALLEY Nl'RSES MEET prices PF TP 6-0. ferous opposition and was i toe mgii sctiuoi class Saturday marksman who set a new* meet finally he best known amateur golfers in Mrs J. H. Grimes, .steady to 25 higher with last week * Young, f . 8 I 1 17 In referred to the superinten- the doubles. John Bowman. executive committee -he middle west, will arrive here close night and the district* tournament record of 99 out of a possible 100 Berry, f dent; Miss Bess Clover, instructor; 1113 New York, and his partner. Perrine for action, with the amendment i will be held at San Benito this to win last year, hit only 40 tai* omorrow to take part in the 17th! Mrs. Maud Butler and Miss Jose- Pickens, c . 1 o 2 that v 2 Rockafellow. fought, their way to a it the sense of the conven- ; coming week. The Rio Grande Val- gets out of 45 thrown up today in ifmual Houston Country club invi- phine Vaughan of the BV JOHN L. COOLEY. Corkin. . 0 0 2 tion Valley Bap- g 0 victory over the Davis cup stars. sttr’i a tournament be held. tation Lee ley Amateur league is rapidly com- the event, and was dowm five to tournament. Hager, tist Hospital attended a social Associated Press Financial Writer Kiossner. g 0 l o 1 Van Ryn and George M. Lott.. Jr.,| to a close with a fin- Russell W. Elliott. Kansas City, rhairman of the tournament com- of the Fourteenth NEW YORK. Feb. 14—The ing whip-snap Johnson, . 2 0 1 meeting District. a g 4 also of Philadelphia, scores of both brackets. San Benito who had straight run of 45 to by imiice amiuumra louay. Texas Nurses association, at the i$lj(n 6-4. 5-7, 7-5. Shields and Mangin week-end stock market was on the and .Harlingen are putting on a lead the field of 36 at the end of Manion’s entry gives Houston Ponton Hospital. Edinburg. Friday Totals 12 3 7 27 joined forces in the doubles and whole uneventful today. Adjust- hand tussle in the lower bracket, the day. Forty five more targets four golfers of national fame and a night. A business meeting will be were reached the final a hard S. 1 ments of speculative accounts will be at by winning M. while Edinburg. McAllen and Ed- shot tomorrow* with the U. GRID half hundred other capable ones. held at the Mercedes City Hall in march from E. W. Major and Ed- mostly in the nature of selling couch are going si it tooth and toe- final 10 Monday. The other players entered who have March. ward T. Herndon. New 6-3 orders, but the dullness of the in the And too. The prize money in this event York, «ron major honors in amateur com- nail, upper flight. new 3-6. 6-4. n n WV W* * Atl decline and the buoyancy of a totals $3,700 with the winner re- ELK are Goodman. a *Wl ■ ■ the Brownsville Boys league closes ROCKNE, petition Johnny 1 group of specialties firmed the its regular season with a ceiving approximately 20 per cent. SCHEDULE SET Omaha, Neb. Johnnie Dawson, Chi- C. D. Bordelon of Houston, as- Sunday tone in the last half hour and net play-off in the near future. Three Houstonians were listed in cago. and Fred Lamprecht, New sistant general of freight agent in the leaders were insig- first 14 places. H. E. Woodward Orleans. starts tne Missouri Pacific, changes Local Sextet Qualifying play conferred with nificant. was in a tie for third * four-way ROW KEEPS UP Tuesday. A. B Waldron, executive Cage Movement Grows general! Government place with 44; E. F Woodward was Return Game With Notre At the bonds sagged, pre- BASKETBALL has much close of qualifying play agent, and other officials in the gained in a sumably in reflection of Secretary four-way for sixth place at Wednesday a number of the favored Valley Saturday. ground in the Valley this season Has Dame Ramblers Not Mellon's statement concerning the 43 and N. V. Pillot was in a five- L. A. Club Hints That It ones may find themselves outside with the innovation of indoor courts Captured effect of the bonus proposal in its way for tenth place at 42. Lhe select circle of 16. as more tlian BOY IS OPERATED at Sin Benito and Harlingen. A gym On Program present form and the prospect of will May File Suit 100 players with handicaps of 6 or William Clifton Mitchell, six, nasfum likely be installed at 8 a billion dollars in new’ financing Victories less will take a crack at the title underwent an appendicitis Mercedes next year, giving the Val- Teachers Win opera- if the measure becomes law. Stock Against Coach tion at the Ity four indoor it is group. The 18 low scores will take Valley Baptist Hospital good plants, COMMERCE. TEX Feb. 14.—<,P. DALLAS. Tex Feb. 14.—<7P— had largely disregarded Mr. Mel- ihat the school With eight successive victories' out after Johnnie Dawson and the Saturday. He is a son of Mr. and hoped Brownsville —The East Texas Teachers Southern lon's previous pronouncement, but Sjate behind them and six more to Methodist University’s title he now holds while the next Mrs. H. H. Mitchell who will an indoor basketball LOS — games recently sysjttm get College won the basketball ANGELES Feb. 14 P>— 1931 his latest expression of opinion may champ- go. the Brownsville school football schedule of ten games 32 low will in the first moved her? and are theii plant when the next building pro- Coach Knute Rockne of Notre high play flight. making have influenced to extent the ionship of the Eastern division of was announced by some gram is undertaken. If uo not Dame, girls sextet is leading the Cameron today More Threats headquarters at the Palm Hotel. you the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic washed his hands oh any re- Dr. R. N. willingness to tak* profits during that county interscholastic basketball Blackwell, business man- Louisiana offers three other behove the cage game is tak- Association sponsibility today for the $65,000 the first hour today. by defeating the College ager of athletics. to DRIVES FIRS'* AR ing hold in this section, a.tend the derived from a league. The Brownsville girls form threats team up with Lam- C of Arts and Industries. 45 to 21. charity football The schedule is evenly Bankers' acceptance rates wera the only undefeated in divided who won the The first car Georg? A Kramer, San Benito-Harlingen game in the here pame here last December under aggregation precht. intercollegiate advanced 1-8 of one per cent. tonight. Marbrough of Com- between home and road and in- naval officer ever Harlingen higli gym morn- of the circuit. Wilson Tract, a title twice and the Pan American recruiting drove, fre- Monday merce was scorer with auspices a local Elks strong Changes in this market come high 10 lodge. contender, has lost cludes meetings with all six rivals was or.e he this ing and look the crowd over. Both Frank S Hutton, but one contest crown. Two of them are from New bought her? week. as dealers endeavor to ad- points. Rich led Kingsville m exalted ruler.; in the Southwest conference. The “A sailor quently and Saints a this season, and that went to the Orleans and form one of the two who's been twelve years thBMeJhodists have scoring with six .said his organization had just yields to abnortr.il conditions. points. The score received program does not include a return at sea does not manv strong following and a record break- 'ess than $1,000 Brownsville girls. brother teams in the get chances re- was 27 to 7 at the half. The East after expenses had, game that had been for chamoionship The present rise apparently crowd will crowd The locals last win came I hoped They are Reuben and Bush. to drive an automobile,” he said ing likely the play- Texas been deducted, and called Friday with Cfccrge flected the success of the recent Teachers play the Denton the! Knute Rockne’s Notre Dame The ing lines. Ramblers* afternoon when they took the meas- third is Edwin McClure of cut in out Teachers next week, but regardless grid mentor to account University Ramblers. That was ' bringing larger supplies for $9,000 ure of the Stuart Place sextet a I Shreveport of the outcome cannot be overtaken expense money for a team by not taken to from bank holdings. score of 37-12. mean, however, that has TRACK IS a hard grind to of Arkansas its two leading Robinson Takes Wheat and corn r-ere firm. The in the championship race. The composed former Notre Dame the prospect of such a game had golf- athie es. but with such fellows as players. The line-ups: ers entered. Steve Creekmore and former closed about half a cent West Texas Teachers of Can von been definitely given up. Ben Btlte of the Brownsville school "I Brownsville •Jess" Williard; Oklahoma four. Skate in with won in the Western Division. don't know what all the shout- The program: Championship higher sympathy Winnipeg, system In charge, the boys go at it is Forwards—K Cherrv il E Ear! Bcrryhill. Harrison Smith. LAKE PLACID N. corn was virtually unchanged ing about. RoVne told the As- 5i, Sept. 26—North Texas Teachers CLt)B. Y. while with vim and enthusiasm. Bring- Cherry O). v. Hamlick <2*. Howard Creel and Emmet Feb. 14—<£*>—Earning 20 bv after small declines A bet- sociated Press. *'/V>pat5nUy Mr; at Dallas. Rogers. points early ing form in any given event to per- Handball Hutton Centers—Cofer. Street. players from Texas second in the ter feeding demand was reported Champs doesn't realize how much Creager Oct. 3—Simmons at Leading fill finishing principal fection means of and Cabler. University include Charlie long hours — it Dexter. Neal Smith. event o fthe Ross The census bureau's on many FORT WORTH. Tex Feb 14 costs to collect a team of thirty Dallas day's program, report constant practic. As one dash man •T— Guards—Cabier. Sanborn. Dr. S. M Hill and Gus Moreland Robinson. Toronto, with a total of cotton consumption had Arthur McLarren and Frank players, train them, and put them George., Oct. 10—University of Arkansas January declared "I trained all to Robertson and Fernandez. from Dallas; Dennis won the title North little influence on that year get Farley, the Fort Worth doubles on the field.” at Fayetteville. Ark. Lavender. 120. today of staple, beaten in ten seconds.” Ben's cheer- team won Stuart Place Abilene. Dudley Wichita American amateur speed which lost 3 to 8 points net. | the state Y. M C A Rockne refused to say what hi* Oct. 17.—Rice Institute at Hous- Golding. skating ful instruction keeps the boys keyed doubles Forwards—Fankhauser. Leuschner Falls. Bud McKinney, Dei Rio. champion. Foreign exchanges were again j handball title here this af- attitude would be toward charity ton. and trying hard. Seldom do you ternoon . Patton «2». Tommy Cochran. Wichita Falls. Robinson earned the title by heavy. Sterling cables lost 1-4 of up bv defeating the Houston games in the future. Oct. 24—Centenary College at find a coach who can mingle with team. C. L Anderson Centers—McCall. Mastin and Ven- Jack Jackson. Dallas. Glen Cnsman. brilliant which be- a cent to $4 85 9-16, the lowest of and Vernon Hutton said he would have an Dallas Fair park. performances the boys as one of them who is able Frederick Dr cill. Orange. Gaston Peek, Galveston. gan earlier in the week at Samar the month. The fall of the Spanish Charles Eackstrom, itemized statement on the Oct. 31—University of Texas at to retain the full respect of his distribu-, and Perkins. Lorraine San Antonio. Lake, before the skaters r-.aved cabinet was accompanied by a railv Houston, won the singles tion of the as Guards—Dane Dallas. Young. title by money soon as pos- to charges But that is what Ben does* defeating his fellow sible. He The Houston golfers will be head- here for their final effortr. In the pesefa. which was said townsman. R. said a civil suit against Nov. 7—Texas A. Los Angeles newspapers received Nov. 21—U. S. Naval Academv DALLAS. Feb. 14Tighten- DOWN THE STRETCH PENSACOLA. FLA Feb. 14—OP BROWNWOOD. Tex Feb 14 — NEW YORK. Feb 14—F -A gen- Northwestern 27: Chicago I* $6,000 each which at Annapolis. Md. their ho!d on first in they distributed —Golfs The San Saba ing position in cotton to- San Antonio dispatches inform Illinois 26: Iowa 23 to professional money brig- Nov. Locker. county, erally higher opening charity as they saw fit. What ade 28—Texas Christian Uni- the southwest conference basket- that the wrestlers have been run Princeton 23; Cornell 28 completed its trans-continental high school furnished an upset to- dav was followed by reactions tin- became of the remaining $23,000 versity at Fort Worth. ball race, the Southern Methodist out of the a horse tour and swings into Florida Friday night by winning the district 13 der week-end realizing which ap- Expo building by Penn 25: Harvard 24. has not been disclosed, University Mustangs tonight regis- show. although for a month's treasure hunt, start- contest in the Texas Interscholas- peared to be combined with a little the cost of promotion and tered their sixth consecutive vic- * ▼ T ▼ V V V expendi- ing with the $3,000 Pensacola open. tic league basketball race, defeat- southern and local The lat- ▼’^T" W. ture for the I the Texas selling all-star team recruited Four Steers Gustine 23 tory. defeating Aggies re- Apparently a horse ran put on Upward of $30,000 awaits the Only ing to 20 in the finals. ter mav have been promoted by all over the country has not been 37 to 22. a better show than the wrestlers BLEVINS WILL cash players in a series of tourna- The Locker cagers were never con- norts of beneficial rains in the listed. Have Not Led by the basket around. ments at Florida's leading winter Signed sidered a threat until they defeated superb shooting smith but offerings were absorbed by just standing 1 of Jake Reynolds and the guarding HEAD LEAGUE retorts. The end of the Florida DALLAS, Tex., Feb. 14— UPt— May, strong Brown county team. within a ranee of 8 or 12 points. Bob vice and of Captain Bill Skeeters. the Mus- AT LEAST THE FANS WON'T Western Golden Rainbow comes at Miami Tarleton. president 22 to 20. to enter the finals. Col- Mhv sold off from 1123 to 11.12 George Blevins of Corpus League business of the Dallas tangs had little trouble in downing BE BY THE HORSES Beach where the second richest manager lins of Locker high led scoring and closed at that figure, with the BOTHERED Christi will be made their rivals. Reynolds was president of event in season’s Baseball club, said today that only with 14 respon- closing at net ORUNTING AND KNUCKLING the Clubs In the catalogue— points. general market steady Lower Rio Grande Valley Wrangle four of the 28 on the ros- sible for 21 of his team's points. ONE ANOTHER'S SPINE. the La Gorce open—is set for players declines of 3 to 8 Class D Baseball at a EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. Mo.. Feb : nine points. league March 19-21. ter were still out. after signed con- bagging field goals and three of at Sar. 14.—tjf*i—Western League club Out free tosses. The report of the census bureau meeting league clubs own-! Awards $15,000 the tracts from three more pitchers West Holds And the horses w’on t attempt to Benito ers and executives totaling go to tomorrow, club still were at — domestic of manager low scorers there. were received. DALLAS. Tex Feb. 14 *P showing consumption stir up sympathy ar.d antipathy said Loggerheads late their today. today over j Unsigned Steers were Catcher Max West. Dallas boy who was BASKETBALL FINALS 454.188 bales for January compared the fans by kicking one an- Five towns 1931 schedule Presi- among already have signi- problems, but Bernie Tesmer, a carry-over from sold last year by the Brooklyn Rob- Texas A A M. 22; Southern with 406.207 for December and 576.- other when they are down. dent Dale Gear fied their intention o! entering retained hope dif- Tennis Favors 1930: Outfielder Nick Borrelli. who ins to the Jersey City club of the Methodist University 37. 160 for January last year was about the ferences would be Body league; McAllen. Browns- settled at the last year was with Bloomington. International league for $10,000 is Akron 33; Wooster 43. line with expectations and with- The do not care what session 1[in grunts ville. Harlingen. Corpus Christi night Open Tournaments 111., and c&me to Dallas in part a 1931 hoid-out, he said here to- Denison 13; Oberlin 36 out apparent effect on the market. about them, just so you you say and San Benito. Edinburg was The league president said it ap- NEW YORK Feb. 14—(M—With payment by the Philadelphia Ath- day. West said the Skeeters sent Kent State 21: Hiram 23. Week-end reviews of t:.. domestic their names. a mention expected to present team as peared likely the season would get only two or three dissenting voices letics for Outfielder Jim Moore: him a contract calling for $4 000 Navy 52; Lehigh 29. market indicating there had been the sixth members. under and way about April 30. that 'he United States Lawn Tennis as- Cecil Stewart. srcond-sacker for the r'ason. Hhe received $5 Purdue 28; Indiana 15. a good business in print cloths dur- NO STRANGE fhe FURTHERMORE Kingsville. Raymondville Mis- usual 154-game schedule would sociation todae wen* on record a? bought from last fall: noo last and refused to take Carnegie Tech 35: 20. the came In for sop.o TURN 8hreveport year Georgetown ing period, WILI UP sion bo * SUBSTITUTES and Mercedes also will be adopted A committee ha* favorin'* **n o"en tennis tourna- *.nd Wilbur Wehde. right-handed ‘he amount offered in this sea- Missouri 27; Oklahoma 17. omment on the advance. TAKE opening AT THE HORSESHOW TO represented at the meeting. wrestled with the schedule ment. but rookie of problem referred the matter to pitcher from Dubuque, son's contract, he said. West said College Arts and Industries jut the chief factormt the start ap- % PLACE OF THE ADVER- in an to end the < THE attempt annual the executive committee with power Iowa, m the Mississippi Valley lea- h« requested he be traded and had Kingsville > 21; East Texas Teach- pea red to be the steadiness at Liv- ■' TISED PARTICIPANTS* over date*. I to ICt. gue. returned his contract unsigned. i ers 45. erpool.