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II 1 The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION EEEEJ
PASSING GAME
IS EXPECTED
Ponies end Arkansas Both
Expected to Resort
a
(Special to The Herald;
DALLAS. Nov. 10.—One ol Li
most thrilling games ol the aeaso.
is expected here Saturday when th.
University of Arkansas RazorbaciL
Invade Ownsby Stadium for an aer
ial battle with Southern Metho
dist’s aerial circus. The number of
spectacular passes anticipated from
both teams is expected to offset the
fact that both clubs are out of the
running for the conference title.
Against the Texas Aggies last
week the Methodists tossed no less
than 27 passes, eleven of which were
completed for a total gain of 154
yards. Ray Morrison had two pass
ing combinations working in a man
ner that reminded Mustangs fans
of the great Methodist passing
teams of former years. Capt. How
ard Sprague passed with deadly
accuracy to Raymond Fuqua, the
sophomore flasl from Shreveport.
La., and Whitey Baccus' accurate
heaves found the waiting arms of
Kenneth Mills in uncanny fashion.
Lack of a goal line punch nullified
the passing game, however, as far
as scoring was concerned.
Tiie Porkers flashed a brilliant
overhead game Saturday against the
Rice Owls that had the Houstonians
battling with their backs to the
wall throughout the game. Long
Tom Murphy's tossing to "Carrie”
Nations, elongated wingmau was
the feature of the game, which was
won by the Owls in a great fourth
period rally.
A large crowd is expected to be
on hand for the scrap as it will oc
the only conference game Satur
day. Six thousand seats will be plac- j
ed on sale at bargain prices, accord
ing to Methodist officials.
Interest Grows
In Horse Show
NEW YORK Nov. 10—The
prospect* for interesting competi
tion in the international military
lumping contest, the high spot 01
**» 47th national horse show, were j
ail the brighter today after an
unusually fine showing by the
Canadian army team in a prelim
inary event, a class for pairs or
International officers shown abreast
The Canadians, who w.U com
pete against the Irish Free State,
France and the United States, in
the big event Monday, carried off
first honors as Michael and Red
Plume, ridden by Capt. Ed Ham
mond and Lieut. C. C. Mann, cov
ered the difficult course almost as
one horse. They were charged with
only a half fault.
Three pairs from the Irish Free
State team took the next three
places, Slievenamon and Callow
Glass. w;th Captains Daniel Corry
and Fred Ahearne up, coming in
eeoond with one fault. Two Frencn
teams and four from the United
States army followed them.
The United States army team
however, made up for some trou
bles in the final event for Jumpers,
the pen. when two of its horses
followed Hugh Bancroft Jr 's Fair
fax In the placing with the Irlsn
Slievenamon fourth.
The second day of the show to
day was featured by the competi
tion for F. D. Mackav Memorial
trophy for hunt teams along with
numerous classes for Jumpers and
hunters.
Jefferson to Play
Oklahoma Aggies
0ALLA8. Nov. 10 t/Pr—Coach
Kick Dobbs sent Ills Jefferson Uni
versity Rangers through a hard
workout yesterday and will taper
his oohorts off today in prepara
tion for their game here Friday
night with the undefeated Okla
homa A. & M. Aggies.
The Aggies are leading the Mis
souri Valley conference race. Jef
ferson university is undefeated and
untied this season, and boast om
of the south's leading scorers in
Jodie White, halfback. who ha.'
galloped for 72 points.
The game, to be held at the Fair
Park stadium, will start late In or
der to give fans a chance to see the
University of Texas and Texas
Christian game at Fort Worth, and
then drive here for the night con
test.
Harlinpen Defeats
Athletic Club 11-3
PLAYGROUND BALL
Result Wednesday
Harlingen 11. Ath. Club 3
Games Friday
Rotary vs. V.F.W
BAP. vs. Klwanis.
These Harlingen boys play play
ground ball. too. A visiting team
knocked over the Brownsville Ath- 1
pile club here Wednesday 11-3
and did the job up In convincing
fashion
The Brownsville league players
are making arrangements for a
(fame with a La Ferla team here !
in the near future.
Friday night in regular league
plav Rotarv takes on the VFW.
and BA-P tangles with the .
Kiwanis.
GRID DOC KET
Thursday
Mercedes at La Feria.
Friday
P-8J-A at Fxllnburg
Harlingen at San Benito
St. Josephs at Raymond ville
Weslaco at Donna.
Mission at McAJem.
YOU'LL HEAR FROM THESE BOYS
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SCHMIDT
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VAUGHT
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Coach Francis A. Schmidt and his Texas Christian Frogs are in
for a hard battle against the Longhorns here Friday. Capt. Johnny
Vaught at guard and Blanchard Spearman, shown above with Coach
Schmidt, will lead the Frogs into action.
* * * * * * *
All Eyes Centered On
Texas-T. C. U. Contest
FORT WORTH, Nov. 10— For
the fourth straight yeai, the Tex
as Christian-University of Texas
game will have an important bear
ing on the conference title of the
Southwest. Tne game this year has
perhaps cast the others Into the
background in the matter of pre
game interest.
The series had its beginning in
1929 when the Frogs won the*r
first championship. The two teams
met in Austin. Texas had Dexter
Shelley and the Christians had Cy
Leland, Howard Grubbs and Mike
Brumbelow. The Frogs emergen
from the battle as the winner and
won the conference title. In 1930
the battle was staged in Port
Worth. Texas won the game and the
championship, la 1931, a crippled
Christian outfit lost to the Steers
in Austin. The Steers were nosed
out by Southern Methodist for the
crown but finished high in the
race.
Highly important
The game this year is not the
final word in the matter o' deter
mining the flag winner, but it has
more to do with it than any other
game to date. It is not likely that
either of the teams will drop
Tigers to Play
Craters Friday
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I
The Brownsville Tigers have two
games scheduled with the San
Benito Box Makers, the first to
be played Friday and the second
Sunday. These games will be play
ed at Tiger park, beginning at 3
p. m.
The Tiger line-up: Bill Kauch
tik p. Ramos c. Ed Kauchtik 2b,
Joe King cf. Joe Salmas lb. Cantu
rf. champion If, Saino ss, Jacobs
3b. C. Santiago, cf.
The Box Makers: Schact ss.
Alvarez 2b. Castillo 3b. Lupe
Rodriguez lb, Lefty Rodriguez rf,
J Rodriguez c. Contreras cf, Pete
Garrison If, Ogden p, C Garcia
2b.
H'OTTA HOPPER
FISHERMAN: Boys. I caught the
biggest fish of my career last night.
It was a bass, and what a wopper!
Believe me or not, it weighed six
pounds and three ounces.
LITTLE SON: Yes. and daddy
was so kind. He gave it to our kitty.
—Answers.
PAIN
DEADENED •
CHEST COLDS
LOOSENED
WITHOUT DRUGS
Get quick relief from neuralgia pain,
sciatica pain, neuritis pain, rheumatic pain,
lame hack, (tiff neck, headache. • trains
and chest colds by rubbing plenty of
Raumc Bcngue (pronounced Ben-Gay) on
the spot, it doesn't blister or stain. Rub
it in till it sinks down and soothes the
pain or breaks up the chest cold. Take no
drugs. for any drug that is powerful
enough to "deaden" pain or loosen a chest
cold may not be good for you.
But beware of imitations. Ask your
druggist for Baume Bengut by name
(called "Ben Gay' in English). There a-e
many analgesic baumes. mostly cheap imi
tations of Ben-Gay made out of synthetic
drugs- That is why they are cheap. That
Is also why they are ineffective, insist o*
bsa-uar a&d you tui *«t c«al mull*
either ot their last two games. So
this means that the conference
title winner will be decided Nov.
11. If the game ends in a tie. then
the two teams are a1 most certain
to share the title jointly.
With the iwaslble exception of
Jack Lang don, the Christians will
take the field in perfect shape. It
appears now that the flashy end
will be kept on the sidelines with
an Injured shoulder. Herd Floore
reserve center who received a dis
located elbow in the Austin Col
lege game, is back In uniform now.
And Mr. Hilliard
The Longhorns boast the m06t
elusive back in the conference in
the person of Bohn Hilliard. The
Texans may be surprised at the
speed, elusiveness, and change of
pace that Spearman of Texas
Christian shows. The Frog coaon
es believe that Spearman is a more
dangerous runner than Hilliard.
It appears now ‘hat the weath
er will be perfect for the Friday
game. The 4orther is due to have
run its course by that day, and
the afternoon should be still and
cool. The frosh were sche uled to
play a game Thursday in the new
stacLum. but officials had it trans
ferred to old Clark Field to insure
that the turf of the Frog stadium
be in excellent shape for the
homecoming game*
17th Meeting
FORT WORTH. Nov 10— When
the Texas Christian Homed Frogs
and fhe Texas Longhorns meet in
the T. c. U. stadium Armistice
Day to match power and speed,
n. will mark the seventeenth clash
between the two schools.
1897 Add-Ran. 10- Texas i«
1898 Add-Ran. 0 Texas’ 6
1898 Add-Ran. 0 TelH' 29
1904 T. C. U. o Texas’ 40
3905 T. c u. 6; i££‘ n
1906 T. C. U. 0; Texas’ 22
1908 T C. U. 6 Texas n
1909 T. C. U. 0; Tell1
ioi? £ £' U' 10; Tex“- 30
£ £ U. 0; Texas. 72
isis T. C. U. 0‘ Texas 10
1924 T. c. u. 0: Texas 13
1927 T. C. U. S tIIZ' 0
1928 T. C. U. o! Tex"! 6
1^9 T. C. U. 15; Texas, 12
1830 T. C. U. 0; Texas. 7
1931 T. C. U. 0; Texas. 10
CORN HUSKERS
WILL COMPETE
Eighteen State Champions
In Contest Slated
At Galva, 111,
GALVA, 111., Nov. 10.—y&t—
Eighteen husky sons of the agrarian
middle* est. each a champion or
the . runner-up in his own state,
were assembled here today to take
part In the national corn husking
contest, otherwise known as the
“corn belt derby.”
One of them, ere the golden
tinted corn fields of Henry county
are shrouded in darkness tonight,
will be crowned champion.
To win, the champion, it Is ex
pected. will have to husk between
33 and 34 bushels of com In SO
minutes. The com to be free of
husks and non left in the rows.
Officials have prepared for a
crowd of spectators they expect to
exceed 30.000. The contest will be
held on the Robert Peterson farm,
three miles east of here, where 100
farmers have worked all this week
preparing a 65-acre tract in which
the contestants will labor. Tne
field, they report, has an estimated
yield of 95 bushels to the acre.
Orville Welch, defending cham
pion, lost his Illinois state title
last week to Carl Seiler, left
handed com husker from Knox
county last week.
$300,000 Prizes
Set At Hialeah
MIAMI, Fla., Nov. 10. f4V-The
winter meeting at Hialeah Park.
January 19 to March 11. will offer
horsemen stakes and purses total
ling more than 1300.000.
Several innovations are planned.
Ora* is the arrangement of the
stake program to give horsemen who
develop good performers as the meet
progresses an opportunity to cash
in on them during the later days
of the season.
A supplementary class is pro
vided for the Florida derby with
$10,000 added which will be run
the final day of the mating. Reg
ular entries will close January 21
with a nominating fee of $25. Colt*
may be nominated as late as March
1. however, for *100 under the plan
to give owners a chance to study
candidates before entering them.
A juvenile championship for two
year-olds also is planned It will be
open to youngsters which have won
a race with maidens excluded.
Colt Stars
(Special to The Herald»
DALLAS, Nov. 10.—Four former
all-State high school players are in
cluded in the Southern Methodist
freshmen lineup for the Allen Aca
demy game at Bryan Friday night.
Maco Stewart, last year all-state
end at Corsicana high, will start at
one end. Billy 8Lamps, all-state
guard at Corsicana In 1930 and
who pastimed with the st. Martin’s
Academy eleven at Seattle, Wash .
last fall, will start at one of the
guard berths. Buster Rabom, cen
[ ter, gained all-state laurels at El
Dorado, Ark., for three years. The
fourth all-stater is Don Saulsbury,
mainspring of the Pam pa eleven
last fall.
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
SAN FRANCISCO—Lou Scozzt,
Buffalo, N. Y.. won by a technicai
knockout over James J. Braddock.
Newark. N. J., (6). Pietro Georgi.
Buffalo, N. Y, outpointed Chic
Raines. Kansas City, (4). Jack
Beasley. Oakland, won by decision
over "Big Boy" Rawson, Boston.
(4).
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CHAMPION
Gl'S KALLIO
who claims the world middle
weight wrestling championship
will grapple here Thursday night.
4c 4c 4c 4c 4t
CHAMP KALLIO
HERE TONIGHT
Fans to Select Opponent;
Ben Freudenstein
To Referee
Gus Gallio. middleweight cham
pion. will show Brownsville mat fans
the whys and wherefores of cham
pionship wrestling here Thursday
night against an opponent to be
designated by the fans.
Promoter Ernie Stephens will put
six good middleweight in the ring
with the champion and will let the
fans select h - opponent from this
group. The contender who obtains
the most applause will go to the
mat with Champion Kallio.
The remainder of the grapple.*s
will be matched and this should re
sult in a whirlwind card as middle
weights always furnish plenty speed.
The champion is an all around
performer. He can slug, he can
wrestle and he can press the ac
eellerator with the best of them
Ben Freudenstein, the village wit.
will referee th" championship bout
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Notre Dame It
Satisfied
SOUTH BEND. Ind.. Nov 10.—
(A*i—Notre Dame football teams
and oo»:hes arent expected to
win all their games, the Rev.
Charles L. O'Donnell, president
of the university, said today In
denying report* that a change
In athletic policy was contem
plated.
“Our share of victories is all
we can expect." Father O'Con
nell said. “Our schedule should
contain games in which our op
ponents have a sporting chance
to defeat us. That is what we
seek and therefore we must ex
pect defeats."
a a a a a.
against the best advice of his
friends. Ernie Stephens arranged
this in order to get even for a deal
which Ben put over about a month
ago.
Ft. Brown Quints
Open Season Here
The Ft. Brown basketball league
got under way at the post Wed
nesday evening with Troop a win
ning over Troop B 20-8 Holly stood
out for the winners, ringing uo 16
of their 20 points.
Contests will be played every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evening. This Friday Headquarters
troop la to play Machine Gun
Troop.
The games p*t under way at 7:30
p. m. on the tennis court and there
is no ad miss.on charge.
The Winnah!
LOS ANGELES. Nov. 10. (>Pj—
George Zaharias. Pueblo. Colo., es
sayed a flying tackle which earned
the big Indian and his opponent,
Nick Lutze, Venice. Oalif.. into the
lap of Ned Cronin, a sports writer,
at a wrestling match here last night.
Cronin, a giant in his own rights,
arose in disgust and dumped the
pair cm the floor, knocking both un
conscious. Seconds flourished towels
and poured water on the dormant
pair to no avail. After the 20-second
time-limit, when neither arose, the
referee called it a draw. Each had
won a preyious fall.
A machine has been invented in
England to hang wall paper.
Clark Leads Pro
Ground Gainers
NEW YORK. Nov. lO—'^P!—Earl
(Dutch) Clark of the Portsmouth
Spartans has passed Bronko Na
gurskl. the Chicago Bears’ big
line bucker, In the race for ground
gaining honors In the national foot
ball lea flie.
Clark has gained 383 yards in
eight games while the ex-leader,
who was held in check last Sun
day. has dropped to fourth place
with 283 yards. Two Stapleton
players hold second and thira
places. Bob Campigllo has gained
300 yards and Doug Sykoff 205.
Arnold (Flashi Berber of Green
Bay leads the passers, having com
pleted 14 passes In 24 attempts
Ray Flaherty, end of the New Yorx
Giants, has caught 12 tosses lor
of 215 yards
George Hughes. Boston's Hawaii
an halfback, holds the edge over
Clark HlnZle of Oreen Ba\ in
punting with an average of 47
yards. Red Grange of the Bears
and Jack Oroasman of Brooklyn
sha^e the scoring lead with 30
points each.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE—
WITHOUT CALOMEL
And You'll Jump Out of Bed in
the Morning Rilin' to Go
If you feel »our and flunk and tbs wc>d
looks punk, don't swallow a lot of rsit«,
■unarm] water, oil, laxative randy or chewing
gum and expert them to make you suddenly
sweet and buoyant and full of sunshine.
Far they can't do it- They only move the
bowels and a mere movement doesn't get at
the cause. The reason for your down-and-out
feeling is your liver. It ahould pour nut tws
pounds of liquid bile into your bow. is daily.
If this bile is not flowing freely, your food
doesn't digest. It just decays in the bowels.
Gas bioata up your stomach. You hare a
thick, bad taste and /our breath is fouL
akin often breaks out ft bl«imet»«. Your bead
aches and you feel dram and out. Your wbois
syru m is poisoned.
It takas three food, old CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVEK HU.S to gst these two
pounds at bile flowing freely and make yam
feel ‘‘up and up.’* They contain Won .liefid.
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Hut don’t ask for liver pills. Ask for Carter's
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WRESTLING LAST NIGHT
(By The Associated Press;
NEW YORK-Rudy Dusek, 112,
Omaha, and Olno Oaribaldl, 3*4,
Italy, drew. 83:00 (bout stopped by
eleven o'clock rule;; Abe Coleman,
305. Los Angeles, threw Dick DaHs
oourt, 330. San Diego, 38:04.
TORONTO — Qua Bonn en berg,
301, Boston, defeated Jack Wash
burn, 238. California, two out o(
three falls (Washburn first, 33:48;
Sonner.berg second, 11:30; third,
6:30).
CAMDEN. N. J-Sandor Soabo,
Hungary, threw Bruno Oocassinl,
Italy, 36:17.
“IN OUR
ALLEY”
'sail over, even the
shouting.
The voice of the people,
Has spoken.
And all of us—
GOP’S, Dems, or what
nots,
Are all going to pitch
in—
And help bring the
good old ship of state.
Back to an even keel.
And some of us are—
Starting right by buy
ing right,
And by buying right
now.
We don't care if it’s men
or women—
We claim that the time
has come—
To quit quitting—
And to pitch in and buy,
with discretion, of courie,
The things we need.
Let’s go Brownsville,
Texas and America.
--M * J* mi nl .11)11 1MIL J%M*I'-TTSS
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