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Wednesday. October 15. 1935
McALLEK WtfVfHemO*
Football In New Stage
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BULLDOGS AND
TIGERS’ SCRAP
QM TOMORROW
VALIANT VIKINGS
Coach Knight/ Has
Boys in Wor*
Anticipation
Game. *
C<4ti;h‘ Bob Knight rtjad thrcn
squad*, working out yr.-it'-i day af-
ternoon in preparation for the s *c-
bnd hprtie gam,- of Uw* season when
the McAllen Bulldogs meet .the
Medcsyle* Tigers under the light*
here jThursday nighr. The contest
wax m hcduk'fi for'Friday. but w as
later <|-har)ged he-ause
rut showing that date.
Smarting under the ttlng of a
26 to <> defeat suffered q the hands,1
of the Imnna .Redskin)) last Fri-
day. the Bulldog* are growling
tutvt»g ly. anxiously to ^ventfe their
The thr‘e». elevens were tossing
passes, practicing deception plays
ami driving their cleats hard into
the *<id yesterday as' they sett! d
down to «t t enuous wopkouts.
Mercedes, th'ia far, is at lhe bot-
tom of the. heap. Coa<’h Scnmalz-
ried's Tigers- have, played four
games, and lost 'all but ihr*
Brownsville, Santa Hisa, ami San
Benito have handed tickings to the
Tigers. f
McAllen his jdafi.i th Wllio
and won two. Decisions were taken
over llarllng- n andj fi:tnu\ Host,
but the district champion, Donna
Bed-kins stopp'd it he J winning
streak last week
McAllen wi-fl la- attemm, ing to
avenge another defeat Thursday,
night. Last year. the M ri-edes T.-
gere won ovi-r th*- Bulidogs foi the ',
only lows of the season. A,1 group of
Injur I s kept several fjrst-s.ring
men out that bht'tle arjd the Pur-
ple and Cold were turned bilk.
Probable starting tltieups
AGGIES HAVE
SMALL CHANCE
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'&t Bekten
Thenfr'in Ten Years;
Kitts Has Rice Ready
for S. M. U.
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Pro Golf Tourney
Starts At Twin
j
Hills Tomorrow
i By Th
Southwest confeireh
headline: >1 have " ljoltv
-loots and hung «>iR s|4,
signs as they sweep thr
nous drills ih prepardfi;
unlays two conferertc
non-conference coil!) bits*' • gp,
'lackling. blocking anyt lWss de-
fense was stressed j al Sjjjltaih rn
Methodist where jseKTtft, practice
will be Weld thiou|g»oul tlty’^vdjFek
as the Mustatu)M«^in fbt'jthe^ all-
important a£uf tigainst
the Rice iml*. J, RASmilh,, half-
back who* inju.red al shoulder in
tin- Tulsa kniveisiry^gamt). was~iv-|
ported to WiWetj^’aodfn'vastjituWove-
nient and may play sjaturdaijt;.Rob-
ert Wilson, elusive jhalPaaifek' and
tlie conference’s leaijing'pcotS-r, is
being groomed for the greatest
game of his areer. ;
Coach Jimmy K it us-st rested pass
OKLAHOMA CITY. Oct. 1 6;—l/P) • defense after wtSrtiing jhe <>w
•—Over a course that commanded I that thy ’would WmlT-jit, it, bewjil 1-
respect for ts exactness and ad- | ering Southern M't^hjridisu offenke.
intuition for its beajgty the nation's | “The Mustangs scifniVtfi have all
professional golf stars took their | their old aerial tricks, ipi’jwell as a
final warm-up today for the . speedy, deceptive rufcnifljf attack.”
n (•, \ tournament 'starting tumor- warn»d Kitts. » -f
F.D.A. tourn.im ii | J (hn yUfau!ey. all-southwest
rUp,,u, Run van 140-i-mnd pack- 1 conference ..uarterl-^c^t requited
* aul - for practice but was not-permuted
a*e of golfing dynamite, and 1.-,^ ^ ^ th„ drill. .
fending champion, summed up th. , (_,oai.h |lwn^r NuIL^ j prepared
general opinion of the fr.32.* yar‘l i His A \ M. Aggi-ejt fid’Mh.-ir'cbn
Twin Hills course after he scored K;une \virh ;Tjx»|f’hrlstian
a 71. one o- er par. on his first | j scrimmage s(lsjsi<iivj||ainst th
Associajtef T’i^ss) ffeshnien .The freshmen imitated
footb-all Texas Christian tactics, with Bill
pildium I Audiish impersonating Sam Baugh,
e stair Texas Christian passer and
Secret Practite Under Way For Teams BULLPUPS 60
In S. W. CCdi^erfnce Games Saturday || HA RI JNCjEN
FOR BATTLE
Redbirds Roady For
McAllen Boys; Clash
Premises Close Fight
For Juniors.
The Harlingen “Little Redbirds”
are grooming their feathers for the
forthcoming game with the Mc-
Allen Bullpups to tie played at Har-
lingen Thursday afternoon.
Word from the Little Redbird.s’
camp says that Coach Connally
l
baekfield man.
After banging through their
hardest scrimmage of the season,
the Texas Christian Frogs checked
up and discovered several cripples.
Taldon Manton, fullback, sustained
a -smash* d nose. Sprained ankles
we re suffered by Lincoln Walker,
reserve tackle, and Alan -Rose, re-
serve quarterback. Walter Roacit,
regular end, received a' badly, cut
lip. Throughout the scrimmage the
Frogs worked ,on their Mefense and
offense.
The University of Texas Long-
horns indicated in practice that
th-y would go through the air in
an effort to heat Centenary. Coach
Jack Chevigny started searching i working his charges overtime
for an.A-1 guard to replace More-j preparing; them- for Thursday’s
land Chapman, w ho was injured in J battle. The Harlingen Cardinals
The Associated Press)
When the >urge is strong and it
becomes necessary to pick the win-
ner of Saturday's Texas A. & M.
and Texag Christian game, dofi’t
forget that the Aggies haven’t won
from the Christians since 11924.
Eleven years is a long time* for
the Aggies to go without, once dis-
playing enough power to defeat
T.C.U. beyond doubt conditions are
better at Aggieland this season.
The football campus spirit is high.
Coach Homer Norton is blessed
with improved material.
Apparently there is a jinx dang-
ling over the Ag&ies when they
gallop on the field to battle Texas
Christian, and taking everything
into consideration it will- continue
to dangle there at the; conclusion
of Saturday'^* combat.
Twcntyfive hundred cadets will
be at Fort Worth to cheer the
Aggies, which brings to memory a
remark by Coach Madison Bell
when he w/as coach at 'Agglelatsd.
"Those Cadets in the stand are
pretty to gaze on. Teir cheering and
flag waving is inspiring, hut un-
fortunately they can't'score tuuch-
downs for my team.” j ,
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A pat on the back for Coach
Jimmy Kitts of Rice Institute. In-
stead of going into the crying room
and handing out a list of injuries
and striving to make critics believe
his team doesn’t hav/ a chance
against Southern Methodist at Dal-
las, he said:
“My football team, down to the
last man on reserve bench, will
be ready for a fling at Southern
Methodist. In order-to be sure that
they will be in top condition I have
issued a no-scrimmage order for
this week.”
That is refreshing. It is typical
of Jimmy Kitts. Ever since he*
Started coaching Rice he has avoid,
ed giving nut “bear stories” jeon-
cerning players on the injured list
Kitts Is a man who likes to have
Jtis players ready for the big gam-
es and if you will search through
the records you will discover that
Rice hasn’t played a major ga.me
the last two years that Kitts was-
n’t ready to put his first string
lin.-up on the field.;
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er and ironer; Maytag electric
washer; good condition; reason-
able. Maytag-Crossland Co. 115
Highway. Phone 453. 193-3tc
TO RENT 5 loom thoroughly mod.
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eration. high pressure water sys-
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rental. Four miles north Taylor
boulevard, one quarter mile east,
see owner on premises, Saturday
morning from 9 to 12. 195 3tp
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ROOMS FOR RENT—Very rea-
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Me.YLLKN REYXOSA BUS LINK
McALLEN to REYXOSA
8.30 A M. 2:00 P. M.
10:00 A. M. 4:00 P. M.
12:00 A. M. fi;00 P. M.
8:00 r*. M.
Saturday and Sunday 11:00 P M
KKYNOSA to McALLEN
7:50 A. M. 1:00 P. M.
9:00 A M. 3.00 P. M.
11:00 A. M. 5.00 P. M.
7:00 P. M ^
Satu/day and Sunday 10:30 l'. it.
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| Andrus Repair Shop
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McAllen
Rebuilders of
Business Machinery
We rebuild *Typewriters. Adding
Machines. tCash Registers and
Calculators, Our Service De-
partment is in charge of a man
with faetory training.
New and Used Machines for sale
Call us for Courteous Promp
and Efficient Service.
VALLEY TYPEWRITER
COMPANY
‘Experience Counts’
1703 Highway Phone 484
McAllen, Texas
Dr A. O. Scharff
Announces the Rlemovul of his
Office and Residence to
114 North Tenth .Street
1 1-2 Blocks from Highway
McAllen, Texas
Osteopathy—Colon and Rectal
Diseases
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LEGAL KESEltVE
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WASH—POLISH
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We Call For and Deliver ^
MARTIN’S GARAGE
We Never CIOW
Phone 125
one
practice round.
”1 enjoyed it very much," h
waid It if all a matter of direr- j
tion. It is a v< i*v tight course. Not j
lonfc but it requires t reat accur (
aey.”
*fh*t yours,- ei'hired and re-echo i
ed today with the clacking of clua
on hall as the big shots of golfdom
got In their fintil practice lit'ks. j
There wer-a 11 ttw* idg name^ in j
golt Wftlt.M. t bitten. Leo Dicgel,
Juhnnv Re.olta of Milwaukee-')
Oratg Wood of iieal. New Jersey; |
Henry l*i.-arii of liiTuhi'v, l*a., (o-ne
Sarazen of t'onnecicutt. Horton j
Smith (>f t'hieago, and a hosf of
others.
The official entry" list was 1 - - - J
It contained all of, the membersof j
the Ryder Fup team. Only olin |
Du tar of Fldciigo remained miss-
todtiY. i>utra, winner of the 1934
Open. recently announccil ' he
Wlould be unable to enter ttie P.G A
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Washing Machines Can
‘Be Had Through FHA
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Maytag washing; machines may
njow be« pure based, at tit«‘ May ta*r-
t'rossjand t'o . 1115 Highway, with
the aid of. Federal Housing ad-
niinislratn^n credit. R. (’ \N omack
manager *>f the firt^, announced
today. ,
Womack /said that he was much
pleased with the success tin- com-
pany has enjoyed during the past
two months and looks' forward to
1936 with great confidence.
Besides Meytag washers, the firm
also handles
chines.
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yale - Ivy
CLASH; ARMY
WITH HARVARD
the Oklahoma game.
As a reward for their conference
victory over Arkansas, Coach Mor.
ley Jennings allowed his Baylor
Cr.iversity regulars to take it easy
•while he driHed reserves. Baylor
|>lfiy.4 Oklahoma City University
Friday night at Oklahoma City,
j t'yaeh Fred Thomsen unwrapped
j bundle of new plays for his uni-
versjity of Arkansas Razorba-ks as
nei prepared for Saturday’s inva-
rjicjn of Shrevj* port to battle Louis-
iana State.
will have an off week-end, and a
large crowd is expe ted to witness
the game, which will he th■■ first
home game for the junior players.
The pep squad is preparing ext a
stunts, and learning new yells for
the clash.
Baseball Trade
Involving Foxx
Is Of Interest
CHAPAPAS HAS
SCRAPPY BILL
ON THIS WEEK
f J -f- -I
Local Areria Offers
McEuin and Samp-
son, With Doc Pool
and Schacht On First.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1 ft-——]
The itasehall air was thick today
tb*
One of th-* scrappiest bills^, ever
with new talk that Jimmy Foxx,f wltnessPtl at the Broadway Sports
ar!ena will be witnessed "here to-
night when Promoter George (’ha-
papas offers four grapplers in two
fast bouts.
Tiger McEuin will tangle with
Young Sampson for an exciting
main event tussle. The match will
have a tiind-limit of two hours, as
may be doing his slugging for an-
other club than the Athletics next
yea r.
The rumors—quiet for 24 hours
since the report started circulat-
ing that the burly infielder would
go to the Cleveland Indians -in a
three-corner* d deal involving also
the Boston Red Sox—started up
In the meantirtv, Coach “Nap- <again with the announcement that usual, with the
per” Davis is wasting po time in
getting the Bullpups in ’condition.
They are suing to Harlingen with
a desire for . victory, and are
threatening to ‘chew up the Lit-
tle Cards.”
O'
Intersectional r Battles
Bring Many Big
Teams Togetfier
Saturday. 1
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( NE\Y, YORK. Oct j S H
ought ui lie a Whale
defeat there.;
i'ennsylvapia a<n d Columbia
plight to provide a lively encounter
while Michigan-Wisconsin, Purdue-
tj'hiCdgo, HiJ.e-Soutiiern Methodist,
Dklahomia-Iowa ' State, Georgia |
Alabama-Tenness*-e. Auburn-Ken- j
tuckv. Georgia-North Carolina St..
Tejch-Duke. Oregon State-l'nivers-
ifyl of Southern California, Califor-
nia-Santa Clara and *l’tah-Dc*nver
oudHt to provide inter*sting byttles
alt along the line.
Sports Round * Up
Highlights Many
Star Athletes
Sc-haeht is a' new-jr-omcf to the Mr. !
Allen arena, one who promises to |
give fiin,s a real treat.
Meanwhile, construction work is J
j going forward on the new arena
■ which is bein^f liuitlj just east of the !
I present loca iijn. new open-ait; 1
i ring will have twjo entrances, one ]
j on south (Broadwity, just south of i
j Tom’s Sanidwiclt Shop, and the oth- j
J er on Austin str**<*l, opposite Kit-lil. |
ler’s.
Cii^papas is stil) making an ef- J
fort to secure Daniel Boone (Whis-J
kers) Salvage. the, sensational]
mouittainejer wrestler who has been
breaking attendjance records I
throughout the stajt)*,.
The mighty wrestler appeared
at Harlingen last night and the j
bout was witnessed by Chapa pas -
and Fred Gantner deputy wrestling
commissioner. ■
The promoter jwa« unable t*> :
sign Savage -definitely, but stated
that he hoped to work out a deal
whereby "Whiskers” ojn -come to j
McAllen. i
Mercedes Club Is
Rost To Fellow
M’Allen Kiwanians
best
two-out
th
t4
-OF ;• '4
it; IIH-I.y HI
Y^b- l>t*wlj,on Saif6fday when
Navy atta ks |>ne • of jsh »rt«-si
biting Bulldogs! in recent- years.
That Yale team sb|>w. d . last
week it can iHuy ^ontifell when it
came back in [a wild ft’i-oiui half
surge to overcame the mighty' men
of Pehn, Navy doesn't M^ape up as
a slom li. eithfjr. ’ *-
Navy hits heat
wide margins.
30-0 conquest
Maty, then beating
and Virginia 26-7! rr^lNa’vy h ufj ani1
three complete teucdU nn, I
two With heavy duty &cjkjReld apd ] j lo*>-
the third of the ’'IhHpJIujl^pe.
There are sotnj autesr. good
games on the slate fur Saturday.
While Yale battles Navy,’her trii
Monitor Newsboys
Guests At Circus
For Good Records
1 ' >£■
at-n th*c y‘,utis
starfSn'ffijpff -with
over* iKtlliam a
by
•leer
About 30 Carrier and street sales
newsboys of the McAllen Daily
Monitor's Upper Valley territory
will have siiecial a**ats at the Ha-
iciri us c-omi|'.g to McAllen Friday.
By arrangjements with the show,
JicketK davt] already been secured
and the 3o hoys, all of whom have
turned in g(-od records during the
path two wj>eks in new subscrip-
tions and street sales, will he on
hand to watch the antics of the
ylotvns. the flying trapeze artists
tjhe hundred and one other
entertainments found beneath the
NEW YORK. Oct. .16—OP!—
M ay be you’ve noticed that Mis-
souri. which lost 22 ot 26 footbad
games in the last three years, is
the only undefeated eleven in the
15tg Six conference . . . Goose Gos-
lin, who hit the $50.00(1 single in
the World S< t ies, is being married
this week. . . Junior Frey. Dodger
shortstop, became a Benedict yes-
terday. . . Keep your eye on that
center. Lewis, up at Williams. . .
He made about half the tackles
in the Princeton game last week.
Pepper Martin joy rides around
St. Louis in a midget racer with
Redbirds painted all over it and
his name in 12 inch letters. . .Ru-
binoff. the fiddler, has offered Jack
Eilo $5,000 for HaJ'ry ^Dublinsky s
contract. . . Rubinoff thinks Har-
Connie Mack has acquired a star
first-sacker* from the ’ Coast lea-
gue.
There was no word from Mack
•—not only becau.se he is out of
town, but also for the reason that
the A’s veteran pilot never talks
ab6ut those things until he's ready
to.
Foxx. himself, just sntileA when
you ask him how he’d like \yeaHng
differ* nt livery.
But the fact remains that Mack,
although he has Jimmy as a cap-
able first-baseman and hitter ex-
traordinary, has obtained anotht-Q
guardian for the initial saejk—i-Jirn
Oglesby of Los Angeles, who hit'
for .365 during the 1935 campaign
and averaged better than .3mi for
the three year coast stay. Former-
ly with the Western association.
Oglesby was picked up by the A'e
for the usual draft price $7,500.
In the Olevt land-Bostpn-Phi-
ladelphia deal, according to the
reports, Jimmy would go to the
trib^ in exchange for Winegarner
and Hal Trosky. Hal. in turn would
Ite sent to Boston for outfielde,
Mel Almada and Pitcher Ft>4 °
termueller.
f^three falls deciding the -winner.
Choosing a winner in that cn
gaigetuent is. a difficult job. Uotli
are seasoned performers with a
large store of holds.
To start the firewprks, Cliapapas
has carded Doc P<j>ol and flan
Schacht, in a one-hjour semi-final.
Twenty ji
cedes Klw
Hi Mi \ !l**o
tibir lunehe
de , I ’.'i Itnas .
M**j* ***l **s w
pt iigram.
‘■Scrapiiob
Hie visitors
talk <ni the
Clubs.” The
people ' presi
Mi:
n:i nd
1 1
embers ofTthe Mep-
. nis dub <-ntertain«
Kiwanians at the reg*1
n Tuesday at the Casa
•hotel. Cecil Dean, Of
is in f hSrge - of the
Itmwn. prelidenf df
o ^n ization. made a
•\a!u*- bf Kiwaakt
foil,, wim Mercedes
ut.-d inti-rtainmenla;
Bauer, tap dance: Ja.v Fe®»
tiiano solo; Miss ?|chwart^
- oltfT presenteiCan’ acroba*
tic dance.-
Krec M*-e uses figiy
gredjents axjiilahfi
t.b * la-dv illsh you
the Vest lo-
in pr»idut-ln«
will all like. ™
Wrestling
Card
Wednesday Night
Oct. 16
Gregory Holds First
Faculty Meet of Year
. A gvperal faculty meeting of the
M-.-Alfeh ‘public schools was held
at the Junior-senior high school
ry has a great chance of winning bujldlng yesterday afternoon. Supt.
the welterweight title.
Soviets Plan New Census
f jMO^COVV tiP*—Preparations are
berag start* d for a new census of
White sewing
^ 1 -Uiona. rival.* Hugvi^ --rfu be at 1W*^ 1
West Point opposing , Navy’s arch
Consuni ption
of fr»sh fruits in j *’-aten Harvard at
Great Britain broke all previous j their 40 years of rivalry and Dick
records during the last year. , Harlow*. Harvard's new! head coach
amounting to nearly two million ! doesn't relish the idea of being t-he
t<(ns 1 first to lead a
■jl’he la^t, count, in 1926. revealed
. _ , 147,027.094) persons belonging to
antagonist. ArmycAnuy |^ver ^hjj 11 ^ miaion|Jitles ^nd speaking 149
i Dnguages.
| China plate and dishes are con-
sidered objects %f highest value :n
Harvard team toCyfam, an inland the Dutch East
. , - ' ; ......
Major Raiph Sasse is pepping
Ui> his Mississippi Staters for their
West Paint invasion by telling them
they are not playing Army to re-
gain national recognition, but to
even up for Sherman's march to
the sea. . . What the Major doesn’t
tfcll the boys is that he’s from Del-
aware. . . If Doc Spears quits Wis-
consin he will go to pro football
. L . The Chicago B»ars wanted Pug
Lund of last year's Minnesota
juggernaut, but passed up Stan
Kosta and the other Gopher grad-
uates.
John H, Gregory reported.
Instructions regarding (he six
weeks reports of students) to he
issued shortly were given and oth- i
er roytine bueines* handled. I
It was Gregory's first faculty i
meeting since the 1935-3$ session ‘
b*gan. Illness at the opening of
the. term kept him from the first
session.
Teff, a kind of millet w||h pin-
head grains. Is the common bread
grain of Ethiopia.
Monitor Classifieds get
stant
Results .Sell those things t;hai are
of value to others. Phone 440.
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Wheo it’s time to call your sweetheart
No young fellow likes to call his sweet-
heart with a group of curious bystander*
parked on the one yard line. •
But when you have a telephone at home-^-
that's different.
You can talk in private td your heart’*
content, and what is said is “nobody’*
business.”
Did you ever think of that?
Rio Grande Valley
Telephone Company. -
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Kling, A. R. McAllen Daily Monitor (McAllen, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 195, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 16, 1935, newspaper, October 16, 1935; McAllen, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1144242/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting McAllen Public Library.