...... ------^ ™ ——w-~—. .. BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION mm The ...... » ---——a———a————— DOWNS CORSICANA 13-6 TO ENTER FINALS BEAUMONT "*** «j> v v V V V. V 3£, u u •• •• .. • > w v %.• JL» II——— « • • • • • ~w • » • t -r -r » t *r *r *r MUDDY FIELD Cooper Takes Tourney Lead with Blazing 67 33 SCORPIONS SLOWS ACTION ▼ ▼▼▼▼▼ WWW v w~w 4\& WAS A TO BEHONORED Titular SlAQ 0*1 LAST Game MANGRUM IN Is Elected the docket for the Texas i Billy Summers That’s SrAQS COURT this sea-1 North Texans* Is Discussion ; $ schoolboy championship Passing Captain of J. C, • son. Leaving behind a wake of de- fe*A Vave Spiked By Logged Up Sunday l feated teams, these two clubs FORT WORTH. Dec. 19.— // SECOND PLACE Squad \ hammered their way into the ata.e Pigskin (Vi—Officials of the Beaumont j f finals. Abilene's showing was not and Abilene high schools will The Brownsville Junior College I f“ IcM Ti M altogether unexpected, but that inert here Sunday night at 7 Scorpions, generally hailed as the John Culdahl Third in Coifing cannot be said of Beaumont. RY WILLIAM S. WHITE o clock to decide on the site tf! coi^ strongest scholastic eleven ever • was slated to t the will 33 Reagan Houston) STADIUM. Beaumont.* and l le for state high produced in the Valley, (ft but PURPLE Classic Staged At take Beaumont out of the rate, school championship game to awards in the near future. This and Dec. 19. (/Ph—The gallant, little John Barrett, balance-wheel be played the last of the week. Pasadena year they went, through their sec- was football eleven captain of the Houston club, Corsicana high school Arrangements for the meeting ond undefeated season, bear mg such declared and his absence before 13-6 were made distance b-mm= Freshmen, ineligible fell today Beaumont, by long Oj< clubs as Schreiner, Aggie it was, Oy cost Reagan the game As and the Roval Purple vwll meet. telephone tonight. Rice Freshmen and Centenary :rt\ IMOIAMA BV PAt L ZIMMERMAN Beaumont only won by a lucky Abilene in the final for the school Freshmen. muddv — kick for point. Playing on bov championship of all Texas. V J ST£pp£-£> PASADENA. Cat. Dec. 19. V Nineteen of the boy* will receive the Beaumont team a Lighthourse Chicago, are to be fields, heavy The teams played on muddy J mont lost 16 yards from scrimmage Harry Cooper. first string awards. These out and Cor- OfF The (5QiOiRo*J into the lead of the Pa>a- ha* ironed Harlingen field and under a slow, cold Decem- and Corsicana 20. charged gold watch fobs, specially designed on a dry field. ^jjr tournament sicana. If they play ber rain in the lower bracket semi- The lineups: To Tact4»s Po&r tiena $4,000 golf today and engraved. will be favored over at the half mark with a bril- nrr :o Abilene likely | finals of the State Interscholastic j Corsicana Pos Beaumont j) / way Fourteen secondary awards < AT / the Beaumont abrogation. league's competition. Abilene de- Pryor Stegall -PORWAR.OOM liant 67. four unhole round with a 72 untied Tigers never could get go-, Norris Moyer , ( have pionship "repeaters’, you ing with their saber-like offense— Left Guard yesterday to give him a total of 139 the SIMMER* CAPTAIN ever heard of Ashland. Ky.. an had featur- and a one-stroke lead. offense that always Pollard . Shaw hart! hitting Ashland has won the Ken- Billy Summers, club? j ed the the budgeon of Center It was Ray Mancrum. I-os Angeles pass—while guard and center, was elected 31 tucky title for seven straight years. aver- profe-ssional. a former Texan from power in a Beaumont team Beil Hedrine the at L, a total of 2204 captain by Scorpions She has amassed 179 to the man found Guard I Dallas, who closely pressed Cooixr aged pounds Right meeting ho id at t he Juni points to 129 points by opposition in the mud and The youthful Mangrum. who shat- i-quari " its jicrfcct setting Price . Murphy Ttie Scarp cai In 68 games. In only 17 games were tered on the first to tie for codege Friday. muck. Right Tackle par oay. at end of the able to score. In tains are named the opponents ; The Purpl* went into the fray1 Stewart .Joseph the lead with a 69. shot a consistent 1925. Ashland, known as the "Tom- each season. with two defeats against its rec- Right End 71 for a 140 total. first attracted attention in Summers, the smallest player cats'’, ord. Goodman Another former Dallas profe *ion- Sw-ope the was a on state athletic circles by ensaring Ralnh Guldahl now De- in line, powerhouse Beaumont scored early in the first Quarter Back al. voung of h:s th* state title beating Mor- defense all season This was grid by a 19-yard pass to Stegall, Bowlin Hall troit and co-leadrr yesterday, prov- field. period, 1 second season with tlic J C. gan end. affording the Viv-i Left Half ed his worth by staving in the sc]re* opportunity. squad. erette. the Purple's giant 17-year- Wilson Plummer company with a 72. giving him 142 SINCE THEN ‘Tomcat" teams, I | old fullback, whose power and drive Right Half and third place. coached by Paul Jenkins, have a amazed the stands, shredded the Crowther Viverette I Cooper had great day with the Bball. Corsicana line until the ball was in Full Back I heavy Sylvester, Clarence Bennett, Dave year. On Dec. 5, the 1331 Ashland Tome Swope. Beau- Officials: Boynton • William and Par Figure*. Wood, Jew Atkins. C. It. Nelson, eleven Decatur. Ga., high scoring position. played mont's little quarterback, carried it Mary) nfem Vincr (Missouri' ♦!£ P_AV£0 Mangrum was out in nar 36 and tiro. Fu--.se 11. Harbert Davenport. school for what was to be reputed over and kicked umpire; Frazier 'Baylor* head finished up with a par 35. Guldahl Bruce Gilbert, Derrlll Carter Bid the of Dixie. And Joseph goal. A5P£aT oA*Ar championship linesman; Dyer Ricci field judge. was somewhat more steady on the Dick; on. Bill Cablcr. Bud Adanisun, while the team owned an First Period AT 1SUAICP 7i4tS Georgia Score by periods: first nine, which he shot in a 35. hut John f.y M. Nftbb. Joe Debona, Sam enviable record, it wa: out- entirely Beaumont’s heavier team scored a Corsicana 0 6 0 0— 6 £VvST” FAli— • he could not dron his mitts on the Lis.tr. Doc Lawrence. Maurice Pip- classed. The Kentuckians won 86 touchdown early in the first period. Beaumont 7 0 0 6—13 home stretch and finished up with kin. Billy Summers teapuiin*, A J. to 6. This Ashland victories year's — Tom Swope, brilliant little 140- Corsicana scoring: touchdown 37. Prite. manager. have been over such teams as pound quarterback takinz it over Crowther: penetrations 2; first Into fourth place moved Mortie Those to get resent sweaters are; Fenger high of Chicago. Ports- the last yard after Joseph had taken downs 9; yardage gained from Dutra. the Lone Beach member of Eduardo Perez. Frol Ball, Ear! But- mouth. Va., Huntington. W. Va., an 11-yard pass to Corsicana's one scrimmage 1£H>: yardage lost 20. the brothers. Dutra. who coupled a ton. Lib Barwick. Pobcrto Longoria, and other outstanding teams. yard line. Joseph kicked goal. Beaumont scoring: touchdowns—- Declare ! 72 with his 71 of yesterday for 143 Roy Dyer, Volney Taylor. John V V V"W V V W"W.V V Flmsford V. Huck Har- TV A nineteen-yard pa1-*, Vivierette to Swope. Viverette; point after touch- BIG PRIZES : Trojans • WILHELM TO Tony Manrro. Dapper Sander.-. Vance Wilson, Pur- Y.. and defending John Four Years Ago Today Stegall, had started the Royal down—Joseph: penetrations 3; first plaver champion rison, Pinkie Dawson, Barnum, failed to amon~ the 51 nie Santa Cruz Kennel club ple's goal line march. Thus encour- downs 16; yardage gained from Hufford qualify pro- L? land Wesslugcr and Robert Rit- Vivierette tore the Corsicana lost 16. Fastest; fessionals who conclude with ter. opened across the Rio Grande aged, scrimmage 264; yardage • plav for gains! — — — tomorrow’s 36 holes Tom. still suf- A m dal wi attached to from here., a disappointing line time and again big ARE CHANGED HEAD TIGERS gold LOS Dec. 19 V fering from a recent she* the Tliese will have a crowd of 500 turned out for the until he had taken the ball tar into ANGELES, —, operation, fobs. raised California Members of the a 77 him a 154 total, B and on the face with initial dog races...the winners cncniv territory. Cagers great Southern) today, giving a Scorpion ineffective California football team liave voted i two strokes outside the 1931 and "footboU” a so raised Ttie in the eight races were Garaist, The Tigers’ attack was qualifying and the Keep High) Scorers Hufford f \V as the fast- 1 Is Classed Most figure Willard Hutchinson. Chicago name and will Last Flint, Speedy Dick, Cross on the nuid-covered field Golfers Ask And Gel New shington Fullback player’s position ap- BERKELEY, Cal. Dec. 19. (JP— eat back met the : with 157 was the other out- also Gate, Gradual Starter. Buster visitors had to kick. Beaumont kick- | they during reg- only pear on the medal TTie word .an Although Nibs Price's Golden Bear Al uiar 1931 season. Consistent ulater einiinated. on Mondows, Miss Libert \ and er! hack ajid Corsicana had op- Apportionment Player standing ■’undefeated” will be placed L<* bajketball quint loses two of las; Notre Dame's All- Burke Velocity.Young stribllng portunity to score, starting from the Schwartz, J Far Down. rear of the medal. >car's regulars, the habitual cham-t Caliente American, was voted the hardest At Mercedes Burke, national o »eo are to lie w .• Stribllng kavoed Don Panchu Purple’s 17-yard line The Tigers lost Agua ] Billy cham- The sweaters white n pions of the southern division of the barkfield man to while the from Greenwich Conn was a seven inch full block white chen- Cast ana at In two heavily in attempting line plays, stop, pion Tampa coast conference the the ball was on their Pacific retain Trojans found the best defensive- well down the list again today, shoot- ille B bordered with gold. rounds... Ft. Brown off icers however, and Ry o. B. Kl fcLKR the end- men who tallied 4C4 of the 632 points man m the position to be Moe of MERCEDES, Dec. 19 —John inr a “5 'or a 146 'o' C \\ were in the midst of a drive to own 20- ward line as period The following is of some interest j Beaumont 7. scored last season. Oregon. GiU of California was Wilhelm, fullback ot the Mercedes Hollywood. N. J. 122S Pa* Klein raise $2,500 for the Polo Asso- ed. Corsicana 0. to the competitors who, m the clas- The t wo regulars who werr drop- i named the hardest back. school was elected chammnn. had a 146. while Georce Dallas All-Stars ciation. ■ Criuokshank plunging high Tigers, Bobby Second Period because sic words of Leo Diegel. play golf J ped they had completed captain of the 1932 football squad Von Elm. Los Angeles, runner uo to joined the pro golfing caravan for gold as well as glory--* bit ol For Game The scored in the their year* of varsity competition his fellow at a meeting the national ooen titleholdrr. Working on the Pacific coast...DePaul Tigers early alliteration which I seem by players arc Joel Cofficld. 1931 and vaguely FORT WORTH. Dec !9. V \ ar- second period, due almost entirely captain held Friday. couldn't stav on the fairways torlav academy football players to identity, though its actual origin a«o all-coast guard, and Bill Davis, also classed Wil- and a 77 for a year wrestling matches In f rived here to take on Browns- to the efforts of Robc-t Wilson, their puard His teammates shot 147 to-al. after and fo-ward. is relatively unimportant. Worth drew al>out 50 customer, of small and halfback, who had 29 EAGLES TO helm as the most consistent player trailin'- the leaders a ville high...a frost, the first gallant the the esterday by The Bears Anyway, in first place, while cards 32 started what amounted to a per- play Pittsburgh. Dec. 28. j on the He was named on long stroke nightly, In Dallas. the year, greeted the Chicago of at the end of the Agua squad. but open with a with pot gold was to miles away, were 4.000 t .fans were sonal vendetta against the Purple, practice pone tne All-Valley squad that Ico Direct Aeua Caliente. Mex.. drawing gndsters.. flocking Caliente rainbow—know n heretofore 5,000, what with two runs and a Oregon State. Dec. 26. ha\e in the Battle of Grape- nrofesslor.al turned in th* best nine to Abilene lit the Abilenr- 15-yard as the $25,000 open »as been boiled played and Crowther at on New Year's hole card of the da-- with a 32 on This winter Ft Worth bouts a* Port Arthur contest for the couple for three four. down to $15,000 for the event GET SWEATERS fruit Harlingen big tract 5.000 to fi.non while mutches state carried the ball over from the two day. the home stretch, after a disastrous championship... next Januuary 12 to 15. Dallas vard line, where Wilson had placed Sweaters were awarded 15 mem- out card of 3!> This give him a card in are playing to small itSAA -0^0. -A. ^ This revision was Uie indirect houses. it. and an attempt to pass for the ALL-STARS IN Sixteen First bers of the sqvad during exercises of 73 and a total of ’40 cause of feme of the prospective String Boys THE SCORP and Eagle basket- was unsuccessful. * 1 held at the school. Those honoreo Ben Hogan. For- Worth. Texas 75- point competitors asking Leo. who is ball wound the first Beaumont found trouble In Receive were Stanley Etnire, Capt- 73 1*6 Clarence Wu.o, Tcx- squads up gam- professional at Agua Calieme. io To Capt. Mubby. Arkansas Schedule week of practice here Thursday ing. the mud bothering its bucks, .•lect John Wilhelm. Hoyt Hager. 1 as.. 76-75—151. get the consent of Mr. 57. G. Bow- FAYETTEVILLE Ark Dec. 19 and with scrimmages a befell the Awards John Alex Solis, Leonard I_ Friday lively and misfortune Purple. GAME SUNDAY man, the club tc revise Trolmger, »’ president, Tlie University of Arkam ■> of Maurice Corsicana a Keith Ewing. Walter under the direction Stewart recovering for consent was Van Berg, the prorata also. The 1932 foot bah schedule, announce 1 Pipkin. The college quint had all blocked Beaumont on his own lioekstrm. Bill Dillon. Joe Bailey. punt accorded, and what the twenty- Twentv-niro hitrh tndav. includes with the encounters, but not Brownsville Cowan home games the better of 55-yard line. The Tigers could i Former Notre Dame in Pat Mitchell. Don Murray. Player* five leaders the big money-chase So reaming F agios will be awarded ttie University of Texas and R rr. Uie Eagles stiftoned their defense develop the advantage Green and Managers Truett Blank- IS materially at next will GREENLEAF will be shooting month will be letters, it has been announced by Dawe. Texas played here Nov. IS, considerably in the second tiif. however, and had to kick. Stellar .' enship and Ernest Beau-| Play Squad be the following vision: ,T W. 'Redi Irvine, athletic director. and Hire will come to Fayettevil.e There arc appropriately 50 college mont kicking right back. Corsieana Members or the Mercedes Junior First prize. $5,000: second $2,500; : sweaters have been Nov. 5 out of it in At Loui* These already KUtens who received and high school cagers working was having tough going St. $1,500; fourth. fifth, High Tiger third, $900; ordered and will be awarded soon. and The Porkers will meet three o*l — Many eighth. Eagles had a good .season. Thev Johnson. Al- Texa Christian at Fort Worth Showing lots of interest and twelfth. gar Schwartz. Orin Third Period of the greatest stars in American $350; eleventh. $300; $250: cheked off with team-Uke Oct P at Little Or* ball is due to be taken more se- preci- fred Garza. Marshall Keeton, Roger Haylcr Rock, loothall in the last decade will thirteenth, fourteenth, fifteenth and sion and t*»vk several games Rudolph's Defeat Places 15 and y it hem Da this season. trotted out a one-man play good Gene Dunson, Jesus Method! at riously here The Purple sixteenth. seventeenth, Scot ton. on the same gridiron here tomor- $200; eight- on this unified pla>. Corpus Christ i Wise las Nov. 12. powvr house in Vivierette. the 202- Villareal. James B' me. Gene N. Y. Man at row afternoon when former Notre eenth, nineteenth and twentieth, fell before them and held Top MISS MARGARET Valent* has pound. seventeen-ycar-old fullback they Mark Mallow and Manager Wil.iam Dame meet the St. Louis $100; twenty-first through twenty- Harlingen to a 13-0 count, in beat- about 35 lug’n school girls prac- pounding down the held in scien players Newton. Of List All-Stars, including some of the fifth, $50. ing Corpus 13-0. the Eagles took the • ticing basketbail each afternoon. successive plunges for thirty-five best, mid-western footballers In a K«r Simon Pure* measure of the district 1j cham- Ac last, year, the girls have joined yards to the Tigers' eighteen. Cor- TUIANE re- WAVE The leading amateurs will be 'V and however, and held. charity game. pions. PHILADELPHIA, Dec 19 the Cameron county league sicana stiffened, a* with With ion of Jack Eider, warded suitably, usual, The sixteen to receive first a- Green the nonchalant a regular schedule. The The ball over on its fifteen., except Ralph leaf, wtU play going man scheduled trophic., by a fund not Set Notre Dame provided wards arc Card v has been divided into two of im- every Allison Taggart, Roberto Mat New York sharpshoo’er. on h. 11th oounty when the Tigers kicked out ■ now is a coach. The list or connected with the awards in g-lt Rodolfo with El Jar- to play F.scobar, Escobar, Miller pocket billiards championship todav brackets Brownsville, mediate danger. to the BEGINS TRIP former Irish includes O Brien and profession’*s. Scanlan, H. L. Yates, Herbert Tract and Stuart Place more Jr, without so much ms chalking a cue. din. Wilson As the field became even in the Caliente Maxwell, ends: Twomey and Pol- As previous .Agua Thomas fumble tor Moynihan. Bv The I» Dav, Tulanc'j Green Wave the entry fee has been lowered to grotesque in their muddy Thick c. will bring together Cyclone two will be Powrll of Davis. Elkins and Exemptions The sweaters will bo black In was run ‘Tuousih a course for a to $5. making this well within the and having increasing difficulty slip \U key and Robin Blue and Bobby Oreen>af has won nine and s- Louis u at ends: Exemptions from the qualifying o\er with seven inch Drurj rf full block black Mackey none, so the worst he could do from Z in foot hull practice. reach of any club wishing to Join. catching or holding the bail. Corsi- Lv to for- Lynn and Jimmy Murphy. * Kock and Tomlinson both of Mis- nun extended all chenille ”B" with • • cold border. The by his now* would give him a 9-2 rat- The squad was bouved by appear- cana 6. Beaumont 7. first has gained many followers on souri School of Mines, tackles: mer national champions, the first awards will be and hi* ance in uniform heavyweight aggressiveness and ring knowledge ing. Rudolph, as the result of vesterday and again Fourth Period Pezolt and Tierney guards and 50 in the 1931 United States open the awards of fern- Here & There secondary lighter. and has to be one of the defeat today, lias won 7 and lost today Dalrymple, team can- Muellerlible. center, all of the St championship: the 32 qualifiers in proved * successful eleven men ever to appear 3 and George Kellv. Phila- tain. and All-American end. who Sing Sing enjoyed Vivierette squirmed yards the 1931 P G. A. the mast jxipu.ar only Louis Biliikms. championship: has been in a '-ith a football season, most of her the mud for a second Beau- in Robin Blue is tack among the rest of the 15- hospital bruised winning through money winners in the 1931 Agua Butler Admitted To a Valley ring. delphia. But next the arc the left off, and now has a chance to bet- kidney H was reported rounding in- games. year players mont touchdown early in fourth Caher.te tournament; and all for- to take up where he trun field wres- t » f->rm and was as to ask for some inter-sectional nenod. 1M0. m being welcomed by te- rt’-fininh’s record. rega-ded certain going Minnesota Player eign golfers. Valley League heartily a 15 a in and Kellv a-e assure I of of ret tin"' into the eamr unless the games. Corsicana had drawn yard is no; GRIN tling fans. Blue parks wallop Rudolph • It estimated that probably KELL. Iowa. Dec. 19.—/P • • he them one or receive- fresh Injuries for roughing and the ball Under Three Heads I the loo will Dr. E D. of Ormnell Col- each leg and when gets second "nd third place, way penalty more than hi* proposed Strong Noil." The favorite play of th* rock was Beaumont's on in a scissors, an opponent the other. Felts, fullback, around left in possession MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 19.—'T be thus exempt. so there v .11 be ic, j£cretar> of the Missouri together crushers. was the Here Swope in for a lot of *h<»m Tuianes running a'tack Is they say, "guards Corsicana's thirty-five. Captain-elect Walter Hass of the something like 50 places to be ap- Vallrv ar.hetic conference, an- is punishment. in sliding newcomers. Bobby Lynn and built, also was hack In line after back" formation. and Vivierette alternated University of Minnesota, football portioned. nounced today that Butler Cohere Two 9 0 • 11-' aid the other bting out several weeks with a down the field to the Tigers' team will have played under three of Indianapolis has been admitted Jimmy Murphy, tangie in twisted an not as sprained ankle. THAT ALABAMA PITT'S STAR line where Vivierette coaches at the same school when to membership in the conference. match and while they Doctor Declares THE BIG HOUSE entire opoosi- Pure Amateurism as some who have ap- The squall of 35 the HALFBACK AT through almost the he concludes lus varsity career next Dr. Strong said the Butler ap- well known making trip was made was in and anxious to CERTAINLY COULD CARRY THE tion. The try for goal olocked. fail. plication had been approved bv i peared here, they both have high spirits the Is Southern's Aim who get at the Californians who smear- BALL-WITHOUT THE CHAIN. Desperate. Corsicana tried When Haas was a freshman Dr. Drake U.. Grlnnell. Washington U. I a lasting unpression on those • • • — Booth of a long pass, NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 19— P of have seen them in action. Lynn Through ed Georgia 60-0. dangerous expedient Cla .nce Spears, now at Ctorgon. St. Lou:- Creichton and Okia halfbacks at dear o'd Shaw for After behind closed doors a to down his Some of the which was intercepted by was the head man. Then' Hass arguing A A: M college, tne present mem- uses hook scissor athletic a Conn D* 19 TYPIC ALLY IKIMI Bing Sing were said to be experts Beaumont on Corsicana's 37-yard played two seasons under Fritz on proposed chances in bers of the conference. opponent. Murphy uses variety WALLINGFORD — Albte Boo*n PORTLAND. Ore— at knifing through tackle. line. The Purple could not advance, Cnsler. Has* wall be team leader requirements and policies, the of holds, any one which is sufficient p—Whatever hopes Bricks are • • • his ath- however, and kicked Corsicana whs under Bernie Bierman, who will Southern Conference closed its to win a decision This match should mav have had of resuming H>«c.ng!y termed the national wea- been >. And could the lads shoot those able to advance about 30 'arris to relieve Athletic Director Cnsler of annual meeting todav with a unit- Dallas, Fort Worth prove fast, for both men ca.* give letic career at Yale have pon of the Irish. But when the * H V long passes! Not to mention forguig midfield. When the Tigers kicked the grid coaching school. ed declaration for unquestion and take. They w ill go best two out shattered Daugherty family hud a little was Grunt Fans Fickle eon '■n* nibble b’ f e grounds FAIR WFATHFR same ended. Corsicana 6. Beaumont Sought By Cagers subsidies and also approved a pro- shaping Up as they neared the end of viewing the card. today. The announcement of desertion. Informed the •TTS ALWAYS e GET TO- 13. OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec 19. tT— posal to employ a full time com- of practice for the charitv tilt muth first* official state.nent sine* court that she had picked up a WHEN GOOD FELONS • Beaumont 1931 world's sene* missioner to athletics. star was brought tush of potatoes and thrown GETHER'’ T! e statistics allowed Pepper’ Martin. supervise the Fort Worth all-stars here EASILY EXPLAINED little football had made ttirce penetrations—that is hero, ha* received an offer to per- Christmas. ‘How did you get that black there with pleurisy just before the them at him They weren't mashed with- form with Oklahoma inde-1 HIS ONLY the season. either, he added. LOW DEATH RATE to say advanced three times to City's CHANCE The training grind was not over eye?’’ close of gridiron 20 vard stripe—to basketball team as an added ’My wife is stubborn I would as will be held “You know: that who lives Dr. raid he was Mrhcr- one life was lost in every in the opposition pendent however, practices girl Lyman Onlv r In the e ocean- two for Corsicana: that the Purple attraction. like to see her do what I tell her. daily through in that cottage at the end of the ouhe’v pleased.*’ with Booth's Lake Suoerlor Iron o 4.000.000 persons carried on Thursday. Cor- He would not take in for once." Tile Dallas meet street, whose sailor sweetheart is to treatment and that *r district there are 75 mines wh. vessels during the fiscal year first downs were lk to nine for part games, Just contingent mull spouse going wot. rt are known to have according to a s cana and that the Purple's gam but would warm up beforehand and “Then pick up a heavy va;e. aim the Houston all-stars in another in China?'* Yale three-sport star probably shipped mere ending June 30. 1931. than 5 000 of from scrimmage was 264 yards as thus help keep himself in shape at hpr 1 ‘ad ai d tell her *o due* chanty go at Bayou City New Year's "Ye*.” be able to leave the sanatorium in 000 tons of are each .it report of the U. S. Department | for, ‘ 1 196 for Corsicana. Beau-, the 1931 diamond season. —Lustige Blaetter, Be: .in. Day. “Well, he isu t.”—Answer*, live or su months. ihrir period of activity. _ Commerce, against