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The Monitor from McAllen, Texas • 8

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The Monitori
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i r- 3 Will Ovefr AJTiCi A SiateV lerence da'e vi'h Sun -f Si tie. mm: undefeated Baylor lakes cm Seven zeaturts are lowa vannermii; tow run- thi.tmi-hitriwn onslaucht in the; Big Missouri; Kansas Mateiing: 4ebiasKa nieeis Miami iria.) AIM in State vs a nai quartet-, meets h. Colorldo and Oklahoma vs Kan-'and VHUnova engages Detroit, southwest coniereme Carolina put their place stop the Ivy League in a final ouartef, meets Tevas huiidinr North Carolina put their! place stop ArKansas piays le.xas wnrri, th. in eame acainsl Cornell while Colum Bv HI.TOX KICHMAN jippi. NEW TORK, Oct.

12 UP Not-' In addition to the State-re Dame is "greatly overrated" Indiana tussle in the Big Ten, insists Coach Frank Leahy, and Michigan goes gunning for its fired-up Pittsburgh will aim to fourth vicory of the year against prove he's right in the headline Northwestern, which lost to Minn-attraction of the weekend college esota SO to 13 Saturday; Minnesota football program. 'j takes on Illinois, upset Conqueror The Panthers upset the Irish 22 toof State and Purdue and Wis-19 last yar and thev figure they in open their conference ache- can do it again Saturday. duI 6 Southwest Conference Leahy, who doesn't go along with, Texag christian, which almost th majority of experts who tsb pllUed off upset of thft ytRr be. 7VEV 0ZfZ2 i 4vwL AY; 'U 11 i TEXAS "The PaSS SS teams begin an AtlanUc Coast Conference cla.h bia and Harvard will be shooting th25 run to! theSea South-iwhile North Carolina State meets.for their first Ivy victory aga.nst if Forest in the same group. each other.

In other Eastern games it will be Navy vs Princeton; Dart- imdef.ti f-rr i meetinr Stan-I Other Iniersectional Games lntersectional mouth vs CotrtUe; Penn State vs Tn thf maior 101a. uregon opposing Ru.kiiell vs Temole si Washing- games, iuc and Idah going again ing Army team at ihhkm aian- riuijru ton State. California has a non-con ris tops in uie iinuun, raiicu Pittsburgh one of the 'great potential teams in the country" Isst Saturday after taking advantage of his own team's day off to watch the Panthers beat Neb-; raska 14 to 6. "Pittsburgh is capable of rating any team," observed Leahv, adding that Notre Dame's two victims this season, Oklahoma and Purdue, were really "not as great as they seemed." I i 'S I eaw. howv V.

A While the Panthers strive to knock the Irish off their lofty perch, Indiana will seek to hand Michigan State its first setback in 2S games in a Big Ten feature. Auburn vs Georgia Tech Similarly, undefeated but once-tied Auburn will be aiming to wreck Georgia Tech'r unbeaten string of 30 games in a Southeastern Conference feature while in an An other weekend high-light, Ohio State, which was upset 41 to 20 by Illinois. Saturday, looks to recoup against Pennsylvania, 40 to 0 loser to California. "3 CONTEMPCZA2Y I I COLLEGE STAR'S, If i- I 0 Alabama, contender for the Sout leastern Conference title, tan- glps with Tennessee In a nationally- i televised meeting between a pair of rivals. In the same confer Pros Pick 29 College ence.

Louisiana State will.be looking for its first conference triumph of the year against highly-regarded Georgia and thrice-beaten Tulane will attempt' to regain some lost prestige against favored Mississ- of them, tackle Dick Hilinskt of! Suigle choicet were fullback Br MURRAY OLDERMAK VAIXET EVEXIXO MONITOR NEW YORK (NEA. How'd Ohio State, atarted his varsity Carr of Houston by the San you like a team with, say, a back- reer with th Buckeyes this sea- Francisco '49ers and quarterback field of Jackie Parker, Gene Filip- son. The others are Filipski of Tony Rados of Penn Stats by the ski, Lauren Pepper and George Massey of Texas, half-; Pittsburgh Steelers. Bozar.ic; Carlton Maasey and John back Bob McNamara of Minneso-r. a wonder thev overlooked sromrs Carson enas; sian Jones ana carson et ueorgia, rairoacK Bratkowski, the OCTOBER 12, 1953 PAGE I im- Mnrran Miiihir Tim win.

I nwdle-threadtn passer now The defending champion Lions i 3 also showed foresight. While grab-; lePa' Bob Order3, center! Sounds like a fellow making tsreliminarv All-America sound- btng off Ane, they obtained rights; to end Dreher of Clem- son, ruard Bob Voionino of Villa EDITION nova, Parker of Mississippi State tngs, doesn't it? Well, that's whs.t the prof ession-als must have been doing last February in Philadelphia when they sat down for their National Football League draft session. and Pepper of AJississippi Southern. The Green Bay Packers and New Tork Giants each selected The foregoing are boys picked foun The Packer picks were Or-fey pro teams for 1954, boys still jdr, ot West Virginia; halfback making college headlines. They Johnson of Boston College; were ei aimed because of a gim-1 halfback Dick Curran of Arizona miek which makes a player ripe state and quarterback Boianic of lor the plucking as soon as his southern California.

The Giants original eollege laes is gradu- put aside eer.ter Ted KuhowskI and ted. I fullback Bill Wetsel of Syracuse, Because cf ene thing or another tackles Chuck Kubes and Stav Ca- transfers, armed service Inter Is Coming October 28th 1953 1954 Will Produce a "Bumper Tourist Crop" nakea of Minnesota. Tribe Gets Trojans ruptions, Injury layoffs they were draft eligtbles. In at least one ease Charlie Ane of South- The Los Angeles Rams fortified themselves for the future at tackle with Morgan of Maryland and Doud.and Jack Ellena of T'CLA. The Chicago Bears went foi Jones of Maryland, halfback Harland Carl of Wisconsin and fullback Bucky McElroy of Mississippi era JViti uiiiia.

niv ucuuu uvm v. ere persuasive enough to make him forego his final season of college football. Browns Invest Altogether, 29 major college tars know where they're headed, football-wise, after this season. The biggest Investment Is made try the Cleveland Browns, perennial top-rankers, with seven. One Southern.

The Washington Redskins went for a pair of Southern California Trojans guard Fucct ana halt back Bob Bucklev. ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS IN THE SHARK This Dominican Republic sailor is a real shark when it comes to catching same off Beata Island While other fishermen prefer the conventional heavy gear to boat game fish, (this one specializes in wrestling with -and catching shark with nothing more than a knife. fROMOTES SAFETY I 'Plinking' Is Popular Sport for Gun Shooters By Frrd Eder least bit produces a smashing hit: fnffaNl Prees Outdoor Expert With the full Impact of the hunt-' Reuniting perfect muwnilar eo-or-Ing season almost pon us "plink- dinatton from th port of Is an appropriate sport for big" a valuable aet to the no I TODAY'S RADIO TV LOG Tb rd! lof free ervle prnrtdes" for the ronvenlenr ef Monitw resders. Efrr effort Is made to maintain it eorTMtW, Hot respoBfibllitr lof furniihint program chances rats with ths rad.o atatloni. N) Kftwivrk (t) L1t (nt ten EDITION KRIO KRGV RGBS RIRV ABC 910 KB KBC 1290 Be CBS 1531) he 71ft he the moment.

It is ideal for devel-, hunter and will go a long way to-' cping quick eyes, steady nerves, ward assuring meat on the table, accurate timing and perfect muscu-i I I lar eo-ordination. I Last, but not least, the familiarity Plinking does not require special, brought about between the rifleman! equipment or any set program- on! and his gun assures a higher re-1 it regular advertising earned rates Bill Bourd Public Serylce News Club 910 Stocks Polkaa 5:15 Club 919 Reporter Nm Sporte 5 30 Th ter Btllb'rd L' HillblUT R'ndup curt MasT 5 45 BUI Stem KRGVNf! Lj KOB3 Ne ws Sporta Call Sign Off 6 00! Headline Serenade Kj Weather 6:15 Home Eaitlon LTy Cobb I'phow Time Band ot Day RiNewa Weather :45 R. i One Mun'l Fam. Murrow the contrary, it is a very and degree of safety when sport with targets ranging from afield. bottle caps to tin cans or what have Every sportsman should concen-you.

itrate on safe gun handling and the Breakable objects are preferred teaching of novitiate nim rods in the and make the most interesting tar-1 principles of hunting and gun safe-gets. Any shot that connects thejty. A little extra personal caution Hour Suspense Hour Siisoenae 7:00 Muslo Money Railroad Money Ri Railroad COPIES OF EL TURISTA" 7:30: Mima Money Voice PHONE Firestone Taient Ecouts Firestone Talent, Scouta 7 Music Money voice 8 (XI Music Money Telephone Hour Lux Theatre a luue time out latten in per- Ki' V) 8-15 Cr Land-Mine NTeienhon Hour Lux Theatre rlchritr ThN' America Furure LiLui Theatre suaamg otners to exercise more Celehri'y TabN Araencs Future Lux Theatre care will do woniers in keeping flft-T'rrnrrn KewV -HollTm-'d BDOt. nunnng accidents down to a rnini a.ii Musis" HoUTw'd i flew Mexican Wins in Rodeo jmum this season. 9 30 News HinblUy 1 Wet -45i State E'rid-jp N.Hltibllljr Wa WILL BRING WINTER VISITORS IN NOVEMBER, DECEMBER AND JANUARY I firmly VMeve that at leant 85 Newi Pars Tti'Ml Novel 8 Pltlmaa Noedade 8 Saiudoa 8 Para el Valle 8i Para el Valie 8 1 Para, el Valle 8 Para, el Valie 8' 10 00 Neat KRGV Newa- LLetniBR Mewa of World Serenataa Devotional 10:45 Serenade Orrfceatr I per rent and poeeibly more of all hunting accident eeuld be avoided CHICAGO, Oct.

12-UP-Harlev if tvfiry woul(1 Mar of Demlng. N.M., one of the hlmaelf mm the fundament! nation's top buildoggers, won the hmnaiinz Md eonstanUr or. 11:00 11:15 Serenetsa 1 TUESDAY steer wrestling contest on the mat- trrl Ft-3 Will Send a Copv -f Inee rodeo at tfle international A i These fundamentals are simple WKi EG? I KGBS RVRT ABC SIS Irs BC; 1W ke CBS HIS fca Tie he phitheater Sunday. Eut Casey Tjbbs cf Ft. Pierre, and serve a dual nut-pose thev titry Cfiert Pppy 6mib Valley Farme Prm Facta "ELTURISTA" i Anywhere in The U.

S. A. I. former national all-around keep hunting a safe sport and they KRGVws World Newt Li Country Corral Country Corral Mallory Newa LiMallory Kewa 7 15 Three RMcClanahan 7 5n L' Thr-e R2i.eathi McALLEN And a Valley Evening Monitor Advertising Representative will call on you- DEADLINE FOR ADVERTISING WILL BE OCT. 20 SO HURRY Breatf't Oub 5 Three a Jerry iianer Bresert Cwb for Ll' MrClar.ahan Preanf Cslensur Ui.

Almanae 45 Bregtf't Club rerr Foster Tebbe Mmlc Mart Muslo Mart Music Mart Ki Millie Mart ewbojr aril a nigh contender again make for better rnarkmanship. this year, vas thrown for a loss In. There is absolutely no exfuse for the brnnc riding ontest. in gun hsndlirg wheth- He was aboard Golden Pheasant er the gitn is loaded or riot, smd took his second throw from) cardinal rile of rw safety the horse this year. is "treat every gun with the respect Deb Opeihaver of Post Tails, due a loaded gun." Idaho, came through to win bronc Whenever you pick tip a gun ln-rxding honors.

doors or out. point the muzzle in a Winners in other events in the 9 oo Hymn Sieger Traieten Arthur Godfrey 9 15 lipa A Turin TTeiera Arthur Godfrey 9 hlp'cs Bta. A. M. R.

Arthur Godfrey 44 M)d Knrn fc'ec the Bant Arthur Godfrey Muale Ton Want Mimic Tou Want Sonrlaas Lab'a D'FranaKla Pleait Enclose Payment with Order ORDER YOURS EARLY i Advance orders now being accepted ct The Valley Evening Monitor Circulation Department A.M. MtUxi f-r i it Rich Arthur Godfrey N. fJ-, RV ur Godfrey (i rodeo were Gerald Roberts, of examine carefully to see if the gun Cltv. Kan aim formeriv the n- i. I oie-Notfci Chlamorafla Clila monraf la Honrlsaa Koortnna a' PtraVe ft f'lS ti Mi -V of Color 1 or coca- ver leave, t5 dowiou t'WUi'i New la Roalta Bonrlsat Midday Melodlet contest, Jonn.son, 11-15 Turn t' Irse-nd, fiaily Bcmobook Aunt Jenny of Calgary, Canada, in bareback: that' 31M bill Rinx Kevb'rd Kaoera Helen Trent ft brow! riding: and Leonard Sane Z.X.

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Flyna again Is he sore ymir Urgtt. in smu rerx.ns rarm new. Ha Schedule AnrnMinred 4- lh -1 1 Me nr Mat ne Mooda in Mae Dr. Malone Hillbilly ndup a rrrrracn Opf safetj Meiteo Me'dT Announced Nora Drake Undo ton and Washington Park in 1954 swind. Always be ADDRESS ALL QUERIES TO Me dy Mat nee Rijnne Plfltena Brighter Tr Mexico Llndo 1:45 win have seven esrly closing stake races, three of thnt with itoo.Oooj added money, expected to gross $1 To thre no xcuse for a million.

Executive Director Ben 1a-, hunto accident; every hunter that N' Hilltop Rome NiEl Rellcano -e Party Optical Show Party Hi Mexico Llndo Ni Wizard of Oddt Mexico Undo 2.00 15 2 '30 45 Me'dy Mat ne Lire Beautiful Me'dy Mat nee RiRnad of life Me dy Mat'nee Pepper Yount Me dy Mat'nee RiHapptnene mm F. Ltni.r.e mer announced Me dv Mat'nee R.BacxstBee Wife GradT Cole rlettord Room Me'dy Mafnee R'stella OalliM Jnd Mra. Burton Record Room Club 910 RiWldder Brown Serenataa Record Room Club 910 Wo'an In Hou R' Record Room 3:00 3:15 3:30 3 4ft has ever had one should never be permitted to purchase a hunting license again without first undergoing a thorough test on run hand! me Evssif Fifflitw 4 4 15 Chi 10 Club S10 l4M.se and safety afield. In fact, that Record Room Krtord Room frucoid Room All NEW YOIIK Just Ptaln Bill Cancbm Fm't Pge FireiiN Lorenzo Jonea 1 Trio Cants Pave to Marry Maria Elena 11 UP Ore-1 would be trood law for all. 4:30 Newt 110 8 Record Room -e's Beavers have been! not undsrro a teat tr neter- bf.V plavntg defensive faot-lmins whether me not we are "nfi m-1 3 nm tt-i-v wnirs Te- iwwiimMi rii.a.,.

in b.l tu yar but haven't done CRllV fit and well versed in fftin Oetectire: Feature Theater; Mrw Off. Xftn-TV 1 '-'-rz tn effwpe. In four snm'eht rtandtinsr Vefvre a biintine- Hcenea ABC AUDITED McALLEN OVER 44,000 READERS DAILY AND SUNDAY "imp Jnr: fin M'tl'inni (:4 fenet Sndiwti; ss Allfrt; T-3 Re1 I I i.t, tn-, 'taBle Tin: e-s, thy hiva 118 pmnti tsmied. mst as we da for a drivers 9 Pulfrg of tjie City; SJVDraanet; oo Nevt: vrAhee. a i ve yes ie scora.

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