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Mario Do- vljnsCbarjes Faria Norman Farri Fssly Patsy Ftonae Ellaaboth noyd Osno Gost- fsL Georgs Hotuton Oor A Hnre roll Gens Hondenoa James Thomas Jarksoa Jack eon Doris PauUae Johneoo Faa-: ato Las Johnston Jack Donald Jons Robert Roma Dsl Jons John Lewis Kings- to Erasst Les Kring Jr Ignacio Ayah Franklin Bryan Dale IxickstL Dswltt Lockstt Ira Gleam Living- ton Augustin Lslj Teres la Lsija Bstty Lnraac Mafoua gorge Mu- -iie Vie tar Mala can Luicau don Jssanto Morgan Brttjroo NsthercoL Oliver Perry-' Fred Robert Pitms Chrletlna River Mary FUm Scott Edith Lorraine Smith Mary Alice Rnytier Nadine Snyder Jsan Claire Btinson Curtis Leland Mobb Iduth Temll 3 Muriel Jane Buddttth Terrell Jr Hugh jTerreU Dorothy- Lee Tomp-: more Tompktm kin Harriot Lsnorn Tompktn Alleo Walker James Wnlksr Betty Joy Westphal Richard Wayns Alice Marie Witoo Floyd WUItamo Jr Clara Joan Wilhifs Barter Wood Flo Gynsss Wood Cecil Loo Young -i Barters Jsan Burger Ctondo JSek-m Jr Columbus Faria Heme Here rer Lily Vsrresl Paul MartlBe tdntlns Godins Bwtha Gsrel ttoz-nel Garcia Esther Oorona David Hlroch school: -v Altos- Aiken Bernard Wi- Antons ILV- jrtoiMtL Msreyn Baker Jimmie Ballsy Opal Back Bolt Howard Lina Bins- WwG Ewe Btllli nw ham -Walter Richard Elton Clement Bonnie Bus Bnddla Corey Harry Cran Iva Joe Dirkey Clifton Doughty Ksnnsthl Fnrtey Barton Ferguson -Anns Marta-- 5 Garcia Danny Grant Alvin Guthrie Jr Richard Hardy Paul Harper Ira fun Hedrick Mary Henry David A Hull Baddy Johnso Richard Ianterhsck Lncito Lo For John T'j' Marti Mabel Martin Dorothy Mc-s Oowan Mooelk MoCntcheon Mildred Morriaoa Errent BMoon Betty Ana r7 Ray Norman Alvin 8k Inner JoycObV Marts Btraeener Burgess gtoktoy 4 Shirley Marie Underwood DorothyLso Upton Helen Via ha Jamas wai-J tor BUIls Wter Chsrtw Wttoo Andrsy WrighL FairrUw school: Raseoe Adam Ernest BagnsIL Marilyn Brew Joyce BuUockwst-4 don Csvt Hsian Dsano Goodaos -Kate Ramon Leon Flood Wands Ruth Oefo4nnto Georg Antonio Goniale Htisle Rosy Gonzsto Bsraplo Ooa--' to Hugh Edgar Haug Oaorge Hen drick Edits Leo HiUcVtlsL Noreda Klutts Duto Lockett Dea Locket Bill Merry man Cstoo Mares Antonio Martinss Martha Nash Lsnors Fay Partin Mandell Partln John Edward Fnvtaask PrtociUn Prto Lsopokto Romo Kenneth Reddii Gens Roger Glenn gklnner Theta Redding Moigte Splller Thelma Jo Stone' Alms Wheeler Fiorina Wheeler Mazy Ned Whits worth and Jo Yssqnirr Botomoa Cotes- (nsgro) school Eugsno Atexandor Tbolms Mario Branc Alfreds Brook- Ctorsoo Brower Dorothy Mho Cook Opal Es-tall Hndg Msry Leo Johnso Bam-ucl Johnson Bsstrtoe Jons Icota smssM Langty Lemon James Marsh Blanche Ethri lltert Meson Mar- -brie Mosley Thomas Lse Palmer (than Pearee Alston Rabb Ota Mae Ramsey Vsata BsU SaptuUr Eula Mas Shew Jlmml Lsonhaw Doria Edna Smith Doris Geneva Stomy Alton Watson Jr John Parrsat Wat- Hewy WsoL EUa Mo White and Louis -Whit News of the Week (Contlnned from Pngt 1) fc! jsupen New Grid Year With 394) Win Ponies in Need of Pollsh- ing Before Taking on -Tough Opposition DALLAS Texa Sept (SV-A Southern Methodist University team sadly in need of polishing baton It takes on any tough opposition rolled over-North Texas State Teachers College to 4 hen this afternoon Summer heat helped make tha game ragged with frequent times out and substitutions whlla 7804 fans sweltered Johnny Stovall lttqpnd halfback for the Invader was one of the outstanding performer Passing running and kicking ha waa a constant threat but about the only one tho Eaglet had Robert Wilson vest pocket halfback for 8 began where ho left off last season hla twisting dashes down the field 'resulting in two of the touchdown Harry Shu ford big fullback and Kenneth Goodeon a sophomore who has been kept under cover did some brilliant work A recovered fumble eerly In the first period gave tha ball on the 8 TC 24 A series of power plays and one double para put tha ball on tha one-yard marker where Shuford hinged over Wilson squirmed 14 yards for tho second marker Cotton Meyers carried tha ball across the third tlma on a short paaa in tha second period Jake Smith went over for tho fourth after another fumble recovery The Ponies were blanked ta tha third quarter but In tha final period till another fumble gave Wllsoa a chance to score on two end sweeps from tho It A drive from tho-44 yard strike In the closing minutes 1st Guynes go over with tbs final counter New NRA Plans Offered NextCongress WASHINGTON Sept -4AP) Proposal for' new NRA legislation embodying the principle of business self-government may ba offered Congress in January by tho United States Chamber of Commerce -Officials said today a apodal committee would bo appointed early next month to study tha subject and make recommendation which probably will bo submitted to a referendum of the chamber's 1104 member unit At their meeting yesterday In which a study of "tho whole field of federal taxation and expend! tores" was authorised as wall aa a referendum on a report on "trends In-federal legislation" which virtually was an Indictment of the Now Deal the chamber's directors heard a discussion of tho old This waa led by Henry I Harri-man of Boston and William Wltherow of Pittsburgh waa described by one spokesman as an experience recltaL" While taking no official action tho directors were reported to have determined aa a result of tho discussion to go ahead with the study of tha possibility of 'a new law President Roosevelt already has act before Congreae tha task of framing new NRA legislation Indians Capture Third Tilt from Exporters 3-2 OKLAHOMA CITY Sept (IF) Oklahoma City took a 2 to 1 lead In the Sbaughneesy final playoff aeries here tonight for winning to 2 from Beaumont Tho winning run waa acored In tha final Inning Evans went the route for Oklahoma City Tha teama will meet again tomorrot? for the fourth game of the eerie Score by Innings: Beaumont 088 808 I 1 Oklahoma City 101 800 I 4 Larkin Phillips and Tebbette Evans and Fltxpa trick Millers Asked To Give Taxes To' Red Cross PONCA CITY Bept ((F) Virat replies from millers over the nation were favorable today to a Ponca City man's proposal to glvo tho American Rad Cross more than 808004 In Impounded wheat pro-seas Ing taxes If tho United States Supremo Court frees the money Donaho Jr vice-president and general manager of the Ponca City Milling company Inc sensed an opportunity to win largo measure of national good will for mlllsra and mailed his proposal to 1248 of thorn Tha suggestion waa baaed on anticipation of victory In tha Supreme Court In th millers' attack against tha wheat processing taxes levied for the Agriculfciral Adjustment Ad ministration The taxes are Im nded pending final determination tha question of tfcalr constltu UonaUty Assistant Grid Coach at Centenary College Die JACKSON Mb Septa 21 OF) BL Renfr assbtant football coach at Cantenary Collet Shreveport La died at a local hospital tonight shortly after 1:38 o'clock Stricken here Thursday with high fever from gu Infected bod on hb fac Renfro developed blood poisoning lapsing Into a coma early wninv ispsinr MW cvire phi uda) from whk-b he failed ta rally tv One To Beat in Oil Race Breckenridge And Abilene Loom As Other Strong Contenders (Editor's NotauJbls tbs sso-oad of a ssrias of stories on 111) football prospects In tbs Class A division of th Texas Intsncho-lastta League) AB1LENEL Texa Sept Ranter High school with a string of Dbtrfct 2 victories unbroken except for one tie game since 1411 la regarded aa the team to beat In the'atrong Oil Belt football district this season while Brecken-ridgs and Abllena are tha teama erhlch may do the beating Tha Ranger Bulldogs tost Aaron Anderson and Bankln Britt their touchdown twine of 1924 but hare a team of considerable weight and experience to carry on Jacoby 204-pound end of last year probably will ba tha backfleld mainstay Coaches Red Moore and Vslton Moeer hava a half dosen other veteran including Bill Payton a star 110-pound wlngman and Dean Wafsh co-captain with Jacoby aa halfback Baker Curti who eoaehod Ranger alx years before spending last season at Etoctra return sd to tho district and fell heir to fire regulars and additional promising talent left at Breckenridge by Coach ShotwelL who moved to Longview With Spud Taylor triple threat quarterback Earl Clark halfback CRear tackle and Captain Jack Morri canter as nucleu tha Buckaroos promise to be dangerous nil the way At this stag Abllena haa only Its reputation for running In tho money and four lattermen IL Joke shifted from center to halfback Ray Moser one of this best ban carriers In District I Wlllla Hcrrl fullback and Norman Cumpton halfback win form tho foundation for tha Eagle Brown wood failed to acore a point last season and Isn't could-and very strong again this year Eastland aappears too light and inexperienced for the stronger competition Cisco had its poorest season in a daeada tost year and likely will be a little bettor this year The schedule Is tough for tho Ranger- Bulldogs who wlU play all thalr conference games on the road Brownwood will play aU but ou game at hoip Frogs Smother Howard Payne in First Game 41-0 Shows Fine Display of Bal) Handling And Alert Defense FORT WORTH Texa UP) With a dazzling display of ball handling and an alert defens Texas Christian University opened its football campaign hem Batnrday afternoon by smothering Howard Payno College 41 to A It wan tha flrat defeat suffered by the Yellow Jacket champions of ths Texas Conference who an favored to repeat sines November 11 USA and the worst suffered by tho Brownwood echool In five yetr scored in every period one In the flrsL once in the second twice In the third and twice in ths fourth Tho Frogs scored three of tho six touchdowns with their own offensive weapon and three by cashing In on tbs Jackets desperate but foolish passing attack Coaches Dutci Meyer and Bear Wolf left their flrat string teem on tbe field only seven minutes of tho fray-tong enough to pile up elx first downs and icon In tho first quarter and add quick touchdown at ths beginning of thg third Howard Psynt made only two first downs and they came on passes late In the gam am Defeat Memphis NEW ORLEANS SepL 31-OT-Andy Messenger the "ole man" of (ho Nqw Orleans Pelican pltchad batted -tho Memphis Chicks right out of the Southern Association Bhaughnessy playoff here today to A tbefors A8M victory-mad baseball fan Tbs wi ths third In row for the Pelican sends them Into the final playoff with tho winner of the Attanta-NssbvIIle eerie Carners Predict Joe Louis Will Beat Baer NEW YORK Bept IL-OT-Primo Camera returned to America on the liner Reg today said he'd return to Italy when called If war la declared and picked Joe Louis to best Max Baer la heavyweight bout Camera expects to fight Walter NeueeL German heavyweight in Madison square Garde Kovem bef De France Sails With Only 320 PaMcngers NEW YORK Sept The French liner He De France sailed today with only 228 pnanenger Officiate of tba Una blamed the mall list ef passengers on public apprehension over condition! In Lump San Antonio Missions BENAVIDES Taxa SspL (Bp) Th Benavides Braves loot to the Baa Antonio Mission I to A hero Friday--' -Tha Miss kins outhlt the Brave Setting 13 Singles to the locals' eight Garme led the stick work for the visitor getting two doubles and bonier while Buen rostra and Naranjo led tho hitting the former getting a home run and a double and -the latter a circuit clout and a etngl Batteries were Hlillu and Warren for the Mission and Pare Peche and Anderson for Benavtde Warneke (Continued from Page 14) the second inning and defeated the Uiant 11 to ta tbe second game of doable-header after tbs Giants lug won the H-Innlng opener to 1 It was th ninth successive time Parmsles bad tailed to go the route ABRHOA Boyle rf 1 14 0 Ooonsy- cf 4 Buctisr lb Leslie lb MlfMI 0-00 oSG 8 IBordsgarmy soogaefSC 8 McCtrtbYf lb imsiims it I Mtllfli If eeeeeeoheeose 4 my iM(MiMe 4 Prifi sseeenooodoodoo 4 JwdARc 3b ooaoooaodoao 4 9 eeooooOOoobsoG 4 Cbfk a so oissiioo 3 ID Taylor StSItMMtlS Babich 2 Totals 17 I 111 11 10ns out when winning run scored batted for Leslie ta eleventh Nsw AB A Moors Jf 4 9 1 2 0 BartsIL es 4 9 Wsintraulk lb 'obooooro 8 Lsibcr cf IS0l4MtM4 8 8 Ott rf go oggaoog 8 Jackao lb Os 4 980 9o 8 Mancus ra ooaoo 4 I Cuccinslto 2b 4 Gwnbsrt IMOMIOI4II 4 8 1 7 1 II 2 lie 1 i 2 9 3 14 2 114 III Totate I 24 11 22 22 Score by innings: Brooklyn 400 919 410 49-2 Nsw York 909 209 909 nummary: Error Frey Lope Wetntraub Xaacuso rune butted in Jackaon 2 Frey Boy to two-baas ML In OU: home run Jackao Frey stolen baas Lopes sacriflcs Lslbsr double play CucctnsUo to Starts 11 to Wela-traul ub Frey to Lsilta Bucher to Jordan to Lssli Gnmbsit to Bartsll to Wslntraub: toft ea bass Nsw York A Brooklyn bassa ea ball off Gumbsrt A oft Clark off Babich 1: trike-out by Gumbert by Babich I hit- off Clark i ta 7 toning off Babich 4 in 1 1-2 innings toeing pitch er Babich Umpire Fflrms Stark and BtawsrL Time 22L Secend Gams AB A Bontogaray rf Mitiitt 3 4 8 XX Taylor If imiomh 8 1 Coon fly cf thmmioi 8 18 8 Biirhrt lb Vd Ijflllfll Sb stlltlHMM 4 McCarthy 8 Mlllflg flMf 4 TVty nenoeoooiopoo 4 MltrioCkg 3b peoaosnoooo 8 Lopfli otooooeooseo 4 Taylor Mungo OCSpoOOIOGG 8 Totals Nsw Moore If immii Bartsll i 4 1 Wslntraub lb 4 9 Ott It osooeeasosuosenoo Letter t'f iiiHMim 4 JflCkflOSI 8b nsgeeoanooonn 3 Kornif 3b ini4t49ii Dmnnlnfs uMimtif' 8 CucdnellOp 3b I'armelte 8 StOllt 0 see aeoonbon lMnncuso ssimim KUuimmonfl ooooosGno SMyfltt 41 12 II 27 4 AB A 14 119 2 I 1 19 9 1 Totalh gcort by Innings: IBsttsd for Htont In fourth JHattsd for Fltssimmonn In ninth morn by Innings: Brooklyn New York -8U 299 992- Hummary: Error Cucclncllo runs batted I Frey A Lopes A Tytor A Leslie 2 Kartell Miertock Cuori-neltn Mill Myatt 2: two-bens hit 4 I 27 Geslis Moors: thres-bsss bit Toy tori homo tub BnrtelL Gucclnell Mystt dottbto ptoy fray to thy Bartsll to Wslntraub: toft on boss Nsw York I Brooklyn bassa on ball otf-Psnwstos 1 oH Munga off 8 tout 1 off FHirtmmon trike-out by Mungo bits on ltormsles I In 1 1-1 Innings off 8 tout 4 in 2 2-1 Inning off Fltssimmons in I Inning: wlWllch Fitl losing pitcher gtark Stewart and Pllrais Tim 2:97 (Continued From Page!) Ruth Waters Williams Effort OoUtor Jimmie Vetter Teddy JsnwsAshJif Mariorto Adam Normas Collin El-dim Dy srEllaabsth Jqreph Nancy MpCooL l(arrercGse Ralph WcGs Kdllh Bus Altoood tote Urv Barter Joyct Btvbh Coin ranT Lw Edward Dss MarshsU Mart Dunham Daniel riowsr Kuflno Cr-cla Biiven Loogorte jMaria Medal Antonio Otosra Armando Rivera Andres Ruls Isabel Sane ha Francis wnitam Maris Veto Manger schori: Charles Raymond Arnold Charts Arnold RsIla Patrtcla Athslswi Jimmie Ashmore Bus Jans Baueom Blllto Kats Beasley A Banjos Jr-Ls Nail Blnfort EUasbsth Ann Brands Harold Bray DavldCtUton Rrlgsa Pedro Caravsnts Madrion Doyto Cfaaas Alva Joyeo Collin Jso-usllns do Cordova May Criap Richard Darby Betty Jo Daughtry Msry Louies Devi Diana Dittmer Armssn Erin Barters Galloway Billy Guy Gilislsnd Gordon Gam dsniael Gottllch Bobby Graphmsn Virginia NeU Hardin Mary listen Hardwtcke Alfred Hssse Jocquellna Hnldgraf Shirley Lou tea Holms Gerald Howard Philip Hudgins Clifton HunL Nina De laths Johnso Charna Ann Kara Barry Kiel Shirley Louies Lawhon Lydia Louies Leonard Hsian Gens Ling Harold Floyd Wanda Marie Llnnsy Patsy Jan Lowsry Jos Frank Maya WI Milter Meredith Billy Joyeo fsrsdlth Billy Jtweo 1 ary James Moore Gloria Christina 17s dGnPYO Ms WVVTVi WMU9 vniwsure Nslms Maxim Nolan Robert Ball Parrish Charlotte Perrigu Sara Von Rexstiaid -Fred Renee June Martens Renfro Marten Davis Roddy Miriam Ssllg Rk-hsrt Short Hsrrtot Rankin Skipper (tori Lea ter Smith Carol Ray Smith Lauren Les Smith Oncsr Smith Edward Taylor listen Jornll Thoms Barbara Louisa Tucker Cloys Luellte Turner Tim Weakley Georgia Kmatyn Wsleh Mary Katn-srlns Wernstts lloraco Whit Edward Furman school: 1 Angellrn Alma re John Gilbert AL sap Nmlens Booth Brother Brannon Tad Bulterd Jerry Rrunana Richard Botslt Arthur Richard Brown Julia Brows Msry Bsrbna (torn Mas Certain Pedro Cant Viola Or-rente Jlmml is (tompbsll Bftlv Jus Chorny Lilly Ctewuo Rob Roy At Waco: Southwestern University 8 Baylor I At Spoken: Cheney Stats Normal Goraagn 7 At Fort Worth: 41 Howard Pans At Col tegs Station: Stephen Aus- 4 Texas A and It IT At uallas: North Texas Stats Teach ers College 4 Southern Methodist Uni versity IS At Los Angelas: Unlvsrslly of Mex ico 7 Ucc Idsntal Col legs I At Flagstaff Arts! Adams Stats 4 Arisons Ststa II At Kvslsth Minn: Duluth Junior Kvslsth -Junior IS At a ramie Wyo: First Infantry Fort Warren I Wyoming li At Conralll Ora: LinfleM Oregon State II At Los Angeles: California Tech I Loyola At Aahsvllls Tsnnsssss It Mars Hill At Brooking Northern Normal (Absrdasn) I South Dakota Stats At Lynchbtrg: ft Hampden rmlliioa: Yankton Collsga I Month Dakota It At Salisbury I Western Carolina Teacher I Catawba At Columbus Kraklna I South Carolina At West Liberty Holbrook IL West Liberty 6 At Jtlaksburg Ronnoks I Vlr-gists Tech 7 At Davison Oos Davidson 7 At Ciemson Presbyterian I Qmn li At VllUmova Pa: Ptnncyl vanla Mil Mary Colies Vlllanova Collsga 4L At New tan I At Worcester Mass: Stats 4 Holy Cross 12 At Lexington Ky Kentucky Ml -At Williamsburg Virginia Williams and Mary I-At NashvlUa: Union Univanlty I Vanderbilt 14 At Muskogss: Jlttaburg (Kans1 Tsachsra "BT I Bacons College II At Lincoln Nsb: Nebraska II Nebraska Frssbmsn At Logan Utah: Montana State 7 Utah Stats I At Guilford Ci Xaw Bsrry Guilford At- Mcnouomle Wta: MaeAtsstsr (St Paul) 11 Stout At Albuquerqua: New Mexico University 41 Nsw Mexico State Tsach-rs Friday Night Same At Brown wood: North Texas Agrl-caltuml Coilsgs I Denial Baksr IL At San Aston lu Xlcs I SL Mary's High School Football At Big Spring: Abtlens II Big Spring 14 At Palestine: Corsicana Odd Fellows Paisstins At gwsstwatsr: Eastland I Iwsst-water 1 At Dallas: Bracksnridgs (Han Antonio) 7 Forest Avenue (Dallas) Friday Night Ganns At Tylsr: JacksoavHls Tyler 24 At Lsckhart: San Antonio Tsch II Lockhart At Ssgulu: Sidney Lanlsr (San Antonio) 1 Saguta 1 At Beaumont: Orangs It South Park (Beaumont) At Wichita Falla: Masonic Homs (Fort Worth) 1 Wichita Falb 14 At Verson: Olney Vernon I At Burkburastt: Tipton Old I Burkburaett IL At Stamford: Knox City I Stamford It At Decatur: Bridgeport 12 Decatur I At Clsce: Ebctra 14 iCim If -At Crewetl: Matador I CrowslI 4 Hillcrest Golf Gossip Seen and heard around tho Hill-crest Golf Club: HiUc rest's first Day tournament was a big aueceee In every tray with 14 women taking part Mr Chris Raehal won tint prize with a nine-hole score of $4 and Mr Laurie Jaekyn waa runner-up with IL Mr Billie Thomas took high acore prize Tho women's tournament is to be held every Tuesday and la expected to develop much interest In golf among woman of thin section Mr Llnnsy and Mr Llnney take up this gam of golf and seemingly are very much Interacted Blanche' Prtour ploying for the tint time with Mr Neebit Cuming Felder playing a consolation match with Tot Lawhon and winning ons up tha latter says the handicap got him Buster Bbely gets a bye from Dell Foster in the aecond flight and la ready for tho winner of tha Cy Cyrus-Ray Kring match Southern Alkali Day growing by leaps and bound with tho players practicing for their match with tho Junior Chamber of Commerce JU Haultman Zcke Browning Ralph Price and Harry Stevcu are the tournament committee for 8 A and doing good Job of IL Kssbit Cuming the man who tells you where and whan to fish plays for tha first time and expresses his Intention of 'being "regular" he played In twosome with Barton A- Park A Cable of Refugio playing wltk hla on H- Cable and saying' that Hillcrest should moan much to tho public In Corpus Chrlatl A Di Kutg saying ha bu developed a perfect chot for the No I water I known so -a hand mash is st Instead of hitting tho ball ha saya you throw IL IT OP ETIQUETTE Players should always consider those playing both In front and back Haver shoot when tho player In front Ja within range unless signaled to peso through A player should move as fast aa possible and it upon losing a ball there are players waiting behind they should be signaled through This all adds to' tho enjoymeut of tho game for all who play IL Auto Stolen inton Recovered Here Saturday Aa automobile stolen at Slnton waa recovered hero Saturday and a suspect was being held in the city Jail to' be transferred to Slnton for Sheriff Wank HunL City police were asked to assist la recovering the car and the man waa found and arrested by City Detective Rufa Oliver and Short Can ws su uuvir nn I Officer sum Atkelsaon Issued -A-i-i i Four I and may not posses more than four Fifteen add may not possess more than IS Wilson's snip or II and not posses mor than IS Means by which water fowl in ay be taken: Shot-gun only of not more than 10-ganga and not capable of holding more than three shell From the land or water with the aid of a dog and from a blind or boat or floating craft qf any kind except as hereinafter provided not more than 104 feet from the shore line aa determined by ordinary high tide or where there Is natural growth or vegetation standing be yond each shore line pot more than 104 feet from the growth of vege tatloq protruding above the surface of the water at tha time of taking uch birds- migratory birds are not permitted to be taken from or by aid of an automoblla airplane elnkbox (battery) powerboat sail boat any boat under salt any floating crart or devtca or any kind towed by power boat or sailboat Blrda must not be lured or attracted by the use of grain salt or any kind of food or the use of lire waterfowl decoys Rails (except coots): Open at September 1 to November 10 with bag limit of It In tho afire gate of all klnda and must not poi' aess more than IS at any om time Sale of Buccaneer Season Tickets Will Continue This Week Bala of adult and student season tickets for homo games of tho Corpus Christ I Buccaneers will be continued this week Dr' EL Hereford superintendent of school announced yesterday Hereford reported a large pre-ea ton sals of adult ticket while 404 students ducat put on aalo last week were sold before Friday's gam One thousand additional rodents' tickets and mors adult tickets wlU ba available this week Tha adult tickets had been offered before the opening tilt for an average of 41 cents a game They will be sold this week for tha seven remaining home games for H-S0 Tho student ticket price will remain at $1 and era available at the Senior High school Adult season tickets may be purchased at tha Hitt Cigar Store the Sun Pharmacy the Branlff -Airway ticket office In the Plaza bottl and at Dr Hereford's office In tha Medical-Professional building Snead Holds to Lead In Cascades Tourney HOT SPRINGS Va Sept Il-W) an even par 71 in tho Springs professional today held to third round Sam Snead young Hot Springs professional today held to his three-stroke lend over the field in the Cascades open golf tournament Hla S4-hole total was 21S In second plce was Bill Burk Cleveland who kept step with Snead through tha morning with a 71 for a 211 total Babe Dldrikson again was unable even to approximate her fine practice rounds hers and took an for a three-round total of 340 Europa Sails for With 18 Tons of Gold PARIS Sept (ff) The 8 Europa waa sailing today for tha United States with II tons of gold valued at mors than $21000000 The shipment part of the strong gold flow from Europe to America aa tha result of uncertainty over International development Is the largest in year Tha ship was loading $10000004 of gold In Southampton end mors than $11-000004 In Cherbourg Former Wichita Falls Pilcher Is Sentenced OKLAHOMA CITY Sept ll-OP) Carl Strapy former Wichita Fall Taxa baseball pitcher wax given an ll-montltk sentence In federal court today on a guilty plea of breaking Into a drug dispensary at tho Kiowa Indian agency Ana dark Informed Btrepy wished an opportunity to recover from addiction to narcotic Judge Edgar 8 Vaught aid ha wocV recommend hla transfer to the Lexington Ky rrlson farm for treatment' Complaints Fileid WACO Texa Sept Il-idV-Complalnts charging Wada Scott and (811m) Sellers with the laying of Elmer Riddles were filed today RiddWa body waa found by the ride of a highway two weeks ago Ho wag at first thought to havo been the victim of a bit and run driver Waives Hearing Benito Gars arrested last' week by tha constable's department In whisky raid waa named In federal ehargeg Saturday accusing him ef Illegally engaging in (ha busincM of a dintlllsr Garaa entered a plea of not guilty and waived prelim Inary hearing HU bond was net at $198 'f1 A digest of state laws and federal regulations on migratory blrda waa recalved here yeaterday by Boyd coaaul director for tha game flih and oyster commission The regulations are as follows Mourning doves Open season-north September 21 to Otober II and south sons December 1 to January Bag limit Is II a day and 41 a week hut not more than 24 in possession at say one tlma Dally shooting hours am to sunset May be taken with ehot-gun only not more than 14-gauge or not capable of holding more than three sheila Must not lure birds with or by grain or food products Special law provides open seasons December 1 to January I in following counties! Bastroy Braxoa Burleson Fayette Grimes Lee Limestone Milan Montgomery Robertson San Jacinto Smith Washington and Wood Waterfowl: Oped season- wild duck of all kinds (except wood duck ruddy duck and bufflehaad duck for which there Is no open season) coot geese brant Wilson's snopa or jack-snipe November 24 to December II Shooting period a to 4 Bag and possession limits: Ducks In tha aggregata of all kind and may not possess more than ten of all kinds (Inm and Four In tha aggregate of all kind and may not posses more than four of all kinds By 37 to Count Cadets Break Loose in Final Quarter to Score 25 Points COLLEGE STATION Texas Bept Texae a and after going Into the fourth quarter with only a 12-4 lead broke loose this afternoon to crush Stephen Austin College Of Nacogdoches under a count ef lt-4 About 4404 fknd saw the non-conference fdnMV aeason opened on Kylo field aerial attack In the third period brought the only touchdown made by the Lumberjacks Their flrat drive carried to the three-yard Una where two heaves dropped Incomplete but they drops back again and Don Hough plunged over from the one-yard line Waylong Manning Junior college transfer did the outstanding work In the A and hackfleld with capable sophomore eld Andy Little and Turner Mills passers food out for the Lumberjacks Tho Aggies recovered a fupnhle on the Lumberjack If In tha opening play and drove for a score Bob Neersta going over from tho five-yard stripe Ed Wicker climaxed a 24-yard driva In the second period with a four-yard run for tho second tally In the final quarter Kesrela plunged one yard Manning ran 24 Dick Vitek plunsed one and Ken Mills passed 21 to Roy Young for other touchdowns Vitek's boot cored tho only point after touchdown 1 Baer Is Nearing End of Workouts SPECULATOR Bept 2U UP) The erratic Mr Baer did himself another form flip-flop today looking pretty good considering his peat training camp performances In hla semi-final workout fqr his il-round engagement with Joa lamia In the Yankee Stadium Tuesday night Braving a chill afternoon with a threat of rala In tha air tha former heavyweight champion boxed three rounds 'with Atm Feldman the only sparring partner left In camp and at iha and had Abe aa main bout heavyweight more than ready to rail It a day Perlstein Given DALLAS Sept WWudga Towns Young granted Meyer reri-stein a stay of execution today until September SO Tha 1 Judge' yesterday held -the representative of tha International Ladles Garment Union in contempt of court for allegedly Inciting striking union members to violence In connection with tho tripping of a number of non-union women workers on the street here August 7 The court sentenced Perl--stein to jail for three days and fined him 1104 The ztay was granted to permit Perlatein'a attorneys to perfect the record of the' hearing on tha contempt motion aa tha bazle of an application to tba atatc supreme court for a writ ef habeas corpus William Burrow attorney for tha Morton-Davtg Cnmpsny opposed tho granting of tho stay Ha had filed tho motion that Perlstein waa In contempt of court In connection wltk an injunction obtained by hla company along with tba 12 other dress plants her restraining the strikers from violence The' strike began last March Tho workers demand higher wages Unsettled Weather Unsettled weather with possibility of showers la forecast for Corpus Chrlatl and vicinity during the next 24 hour Temperatures will be pleamat Number of Major College Qubs Go Into Action Over Country NEW YORK -Sept fl-dd-A number 'of major college football teama ewung Into action In various aectione of the country today and for Uie moat part hung up lop -aided Korr on minor opponent The moat evenly fought games were held In the couth were Vlr-rlnla and WUIIam and Mary bat lied to a acoreleaa tie Virginia Polytechnic InatUuie managed to puh over one touchdown on non oake and win 7-0 Davidson -was hard put to beat tiny Eton by the ante margin and Newberry noeed out Guilford 12-4 Clemaon'a nengala defeated Prea bvterimn li-t Clemaon coming to life In the second period when Streak" Lawton a sophomore led a driva that ended in the flrat score South Carolina aurprleed with a 13-9 win over Eraklne riding on to victory on aome excellent block Ing Wilburn Clary made three long rune for touchdown Vanderbilt atarted off with a 14-0 victory over Union University of Tenneaaee Vanderbilt ueed a group of apeedy aophomorea to acore three of their five touchdowna Union held Ibelr more highly rated opium enta acoreleaa for the flrat half but went to piecea In the aecond half aa the Vanderbilt backs ran wild In tha easL Holy Cross' big pow erful team burled Rhode light and Inexperienced team under a acore of 22-9 The Crneadera uaed a dozen or io of plays to run roughshod over the Rama Vlllanova burled Penn 41-4 West Liberty defeated Hot brook 22-0 Manhattan took Niagara's measure 21-1 and North eastern- heated American International SI-4 la other eastern games In tha midwest South Dakota Ptata downed Aberdeen 13-0 and South Dakota defeated Yankton 14-0 In the southwest Southern Meth-odist got off a good start beating Denton Teacher U-l and Texas Chrlftlan whaled Howard Payno 410 whlla In tba Rocky Mountain district Utah Stats rolled up a Sl-T score on Montana State New Mexico University defeated New Mexico Stats Teachers 41-4 In the far west Mission Defeats Edinburg on Pass -EDINBURG -Tegs Sept Donald Trlpson Mission Eagla fullback pursed hie club to a to I win over the Edinburg Bobcats hers Friday night In the opening game for both team With tho ball In Edinburg territory the entire first half Mission clicked off ill first downs whlla the Bobcats were able to make only two A pass late In the second quarter from Trlpson to Castro nettsd tba only touchdown of the game Trlpson kicking goal for tha exira point After the reit period the Bob rate staged a march that almost snpwed tha Eagles under They reeled off three first downs In rapid eurcculon that took tho ball to the Mission elx-yard stripe but we unable to go scroas for the score Not once In the last half did Mission get tho ball past mid-field Mission completed 14 out of 22 passes while Edinburg could complete only three out of It Kingsville and Weslaco in Tie KINGSVILLE Texas Sept Playing on a wet field made aq by heavy rains during tha day tha Kingsville Brahmas and Weslaco High school battled to a snore-less tie their gridiron opener here tonight i Both clubs got within scoring dla- tapes In the Initial period but couldn't go acrosa the pay strips With Barton Hurt und Simona doing tba ball-totlng the Brahmas drove to Weslaco's 11-yard line where they lost tha halt The vlsl-tors then made a steady march down tha field which finally- waa halted on the Brahmas' one-yard stripe First downs were oven each eleven maklng slx tramps -Southwestern 1 WACO Texas Bept Russell led tha Bayler Beam to a M-i victory over Southwestern University here tonight accounting for three of tha six touchdowns Earl Wray capably backed him up with a couple -mom and Carl Jlraxell sophomore fullback com-' plated tha rout by galloping 71' yard -with an Intercepted pass for six markers A c-- Arkansas Vartiljr Wins -From Freshmen by 510 FAYETTEVILLE AHu Bept 21 (dyj The University of Arkansas Varsity squad defeated tho fresh- men today II to 4 la the flrat prac-' Ueo game or tha pre-schedule aea-eon 1 1 The aerial game of tho Razor-hacks improved by steady drill wag deadly The combination of Wynno to Jeffrlea clicked Touchdowns were made by Jtf-ftlfz Keen Holt Job aeon Wynne sad Hackee while Holt and Brown Provided eatra poldU Stella Psrslts and Petr Cor- v-den paid fines of each la purstton court Thursday morning and th ms who bad taken ter--1 rlbto heating I affray on Loo-Xt psrd street the night befor -wag 'Wirelessed on $14 bond pending filing of drunken driving charge Police ought another- woman who ee- raped before police sriired to cut tho unlucky men Whether tho fines were for fight-ing or breaking glass In ths street was not' announced LAUNCHING A MOVE TO PE-feat proposed extension of ths Uy'-llmlts to the -south end wesL group of citizens captained by F-V-EL Smith and Roy Sykes met la th Bykea Furniture store on Loops rd -street Thuredsy sight to piss mesns of taking straw -vote la1? ths arras Included 1 4 They based their opposition os Urged Increase of taxes that will follow incorporation and failure of -i th city to assure benefits and proremen te other than tower utn- Ity and insurance rate Mayor Glle qgplslnlng tho next day that ths city council 1 not In- teres tsd personally In haw tho Vot turns ouL nnnounend hn wlU ran for nn Immediate stepping up In gas and waist rates in tbe areas -concerned Incorporation election dsto'wlll te set st the meeting of the council Tuesday nlghL (Continued from Page 1) ought charge of aggravated suit having been filed against alt i'1 of them so a result of a heating given Deputy Sheriff Barker of Bkidmora recently Francisco BUvln and the party who made hla ssrapo were sold vo have been embroiled In fight In a beer parlor operated by negro at Skidmore i Deputy Barker attempted to oep- rats the me and they both turned on' bins and were tided by Batson BUvi officers stats They took hi gun nwsy from Mm knocked him down and best him up Con-' table Corrigan IhU city happened along shortly afterwards and took tha two Silvia brother 1st suetvdy ot Ureir hom I I.