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Show .i ! l'ILD'S 11 SwierilAvaCillED a F-1- ST I, SATURDAY- - DECEMBER NEWS ,TILZ,,,DESERET 11114,GNA S a-E- - ' - 6 1924- - , 0 A i cf11?11Jillt41! ii .0. di .. , : 11141,,t -- Catch Up Magnates Hie to Gotham to Try and Convenion. With Their Thoughts After Hectic ,,. PERO. t h Bingham battler will have a bard lob on his bands IdondaY night at the Hippodrome theatre trying to dispose of Ili,I 12:Lisor , - DOSTON.- NC. Quintin Romero, Chilean - - Tentml-Ntrthwitro- .. fads E ; . , 1 I , 4-- 4 raid to Follow Policy, If Any. - 1 - - Barely 34 hours after the Hartford making adiourneiL recrimination had begun and some of the Old conservatives were asking why away they let themselves beofled the Pia- from the beaten path never is to Helsel amociatiOn. which interfere with the personal rights , of others. lest there be reprisals. at Hartford went ,' The 'reser, like this: something First day: fte,retary Farrell of tho associsstion wasi lambasted be. cause he failed to keep an adding machine on the optional agree- manta whkh were pang through hie office, and did not know wheth some clubs had eight or fifteen. lrarretrs defense was that he bad L been - ordered Commissioner by Landis le let the pleyers ride and the rules be abrogated. second day: Delegates bad became aroused by the- - belief that Commissieuer Landis was trying to desninsito them as well as everybody else, and same of tent whooped it up against the Judge tor ail were worth. Or was demisted they taattla was overpaid by thousthat emes-- but that dla not make any difference to ttui judos, for be is th' minors anyhmr. Tyrant One Minute; Jupiter the Next. loot paid by , , 21111;411 den Delegates, beteg eon- nod by the pleasant food and the ilhed tamer the,' had absorbed at the big dinner the night before, Nit charitable toward everybodY earth. They let Farrell get by without further criticism Nett, soinsbodY flopped into the conven lion a resolution endorsing Landis for all that be bad done, which spread. of course. to extending the optional limit The resolution into harbor. while novae of the conservatives ambled down stairs and into the lobby where they began to bellow against the 'nays wbo bad pot the resolution together. "One minute Lentils is a tyrant.' a gentleman front the middlesaid . west who was not afraid to speak his mind. and the next. by gosh. be is the Jupiter of baseball and should bo framed in silver and bung ' on the wait" Linn . , -- MUM - tFHIE1 , eilio sAsoN vritbisso for the Williterik while at cantor ad Magi et rased wareSmith tha autoLanding performers far 41,wlaaaaa, Netot 01.11a To. Po LI pr.,. awn ..,(3. Ti Firs 0 411a Seroboxf I ceoir.rf a II Nett.e la, 1 0 24,Om1114. ...11 Lia.' IT 3 a a 4 Haamoo.11s .0 I0 0 a Glory IV as Not Confined To Big Grid Teams of 1924 YORK. Bee. 1(art-- BEV few Football will splash through muddy irridirene teday4 although the season is ended for the tellOgell in the east with the exception of Syracuse and Pennsylvania who will the Pacific coast appoaron At bets Angeles today Chick Meehan will present his eleven against Southern California. a teem which held the undefeated California maChins to a lone touchdown this season. Syractumi has lost only ono gaunt, that to West Virginia Wesleyan. 7 to S , Baltitnore again will be the scene of a mighty aervice clash when the Marines of Quantice meet the Third Army Corps Officials of Army and Navy will se. the engagement. Eastern and western college stare will meet in a tint at- Cleveland In theinterests of a new stadium for the Ohio city.- Franklin field. Philadelphia, will see an interesting combat when the Pennsylvania leven. among the Cs leading three. will meet alumni comprising the entire. coaching state and former 41 Hetler.rg Catimul.rg 0 a a 0 littaffeig ,,2 a a leleftre 7 0 'I 4 ., ........... --- Totals .33 4 l'atata five-ye- . 1 4012 N ie d ar at-t- - ' -- , - 11 j - -- the-Co- er , Ben-tra- 1- -1 Tentative - Tears. But honestly, one can not give those Kentucky boys too much credit. The college has about HO students. and just eleven football players who are qualified to face the sort of opposition the team was meeting. These men bad to play in every 'important game. Guards WI pounds each, tackles 169. and 177. Center 176 pounds. Played with. Broken not. When the powerful Georgia teem met the Praying Colonels last Bat: nrday. one of the Centre's tackles bad a broken foot: be crawled into position on bia knees.4a-savs-- it when the team was lining up for defense or attack. The other MOO were splinted and bandagedthey had to last out that Georgia game every man lack of them. And they did. Here is Muff out of which tiatei of a deed are fashioned. There is Mce Ineititute. down in Houston. TM& Bice was new to actentific football and the sort of material with which John Reisman had to work may be gathered from. the tact that one of his tickles weighed 174, the other 175. ,that one guard weighed 161 . one end 160 and the fullback 112 The Tet Rice had a real football fine turnout for the contest. lineup follows: probable starting eleven. Phoenix. Weber. All this about Rice. and Centre Foster Zinn and Washington and Lee is big and ,Thompeon It. White vital stuff. because It means the Lenvt I le lit Blackburn Cortez triumph of indomitable will and .Barnes. Parker rg strong manhood over obstacles. All !Johnson of which is one of the chief ends Mccoarn Robbins. ..... .....re.,. Barker of amateur sport.(Copyright - Bors. C C. .qh... Halliday.Vest MS, by the Deseret News.) .Ibb . Barney rhb reeking' Dexey Wheeler Conch Officials: Referee. Malcolm Watson: umpire. Maurice MonroY: bead linesman. A. F. Warden. - - - 'Babe Ruth Covers And Ilrest IlighBasketball Games - zi I l'HE i Irotiowing this emus the reuniteHon by whit the Pacific Coast league got the National astiociatioa to back its fight against Ban Johnson in a quarrel "dales directly involves the Pacific Coast and has tiolMng to do with the other guys. Now If Johnson proves there has the coast, been any gambling on the suinorn who fell- - in wits the at the same time wish romilg:e and friendly with Johnson, ars wondering where they will take their neat fall. One minor league president sum- marised the situation thus: of the Chicago Cuba. 'Wrigley, owes Los Angeles where It ia charged that gambling took place. Wrigley is surely influential with ittattitt Bill Lane. of Salt take City wishee to eft into bon Angeles some time to play. Johnson lives In Chicaeo where the Cubs !Fibernat. in winter and play in summer. Johnson has run foul of Looker in the past and everybodirAtnows Of Landis. Ali of cthem are,Chicagoans. Old Mr. Coast legume is wound we Chicago. sterts. the works going at Hartford. nd Is and behold. the minors are in a and major irsKOe fight popping over with the probability of a grand . quarrel among thentatives." Baseball always repeats. Ptu-ifi- t r t 11111 I fli POOR O4.t1MYGtO I NO - 1 'TAKE : J. J. ' -- . T r, ft. , 111 GROVA4 EN(E0 eAay ibiAAV- 104 SO 1.04ESONIL X. COMO CRObbt -'Walt libliF: E. -I-t-t 'MIKE mg0-161,GO re li-17,H1,M, memo SAD LAM. mAyee A GEmEmoUS GUY GI SPARK,' ' Me- -- - Ct - a r I' ' AS' 031 4:0 Now - 1 )11tItAciase't 1 MAltbi MN( YORK. Dee. 14 SoRW 044s A S.tINS). Bark from the most successthe ful barnstorming trip In history of baseball. Itabe'lluth today prepared to take his last look at Broadway before in for the whiter at his Ruts farm. Sunbury, $ Mass.. covered 500 miles. played infifteen ...Dies and six states, before 125.000 spectators and hit, seventeen home-run- s during his trip to the Pacific coast , trk ham. K irk ham, Ides Rob Davie .Mon Gardner. -- Welter Blotting Hanit Lowla. Ban Moyle. Grant action. Nlisson. John Nibley Ray Art Potts, thaviel Quigley., Ham Shae, . Cale Ismail, Joo Taylor. Prot Varley. Bob Telmer. 1. Y1111 Georg. Sikhs. Rarkor. Bled Coffin. Edison Berland. PIZ:ft Tritedo Brasted:It. Hood Yowler, Bill Hiekey. Marvin Jonas,. Germ, Johnson. Irvin Johnson and Newell Johnelm roarh Christensen. Itioutimm tion wid consist At Millet!. hunt.expedi- E Bonehore. Rikrom, Utters. Hodson. Silcox Parry. Nett Burnside Rowed. Heckler. AViarly hien. Gilbert. Watford,. Itriowles. The WM Ire to Magna: Robinsonfoliose:Mg men nteeig. Hardy.- - Pete-rooZallett. Biampled.Agit. Reiter. Stoker. Taylor. Dewey. Hurry. Beletiout. Snider and Larsen. several ethers still to be selected. dig-Ri- ......1;441 W MASI' toe i .7 ,il, ,j1 - ,t iit f, !if i ilt 116 , pmts. BOYS late Dexter il d I; go,3116 IECE . iii ti ,-- 0,-....,......- 1:::A,, 4iLe - - ' '' trnitic 4 oir, . .. , it ' t Niir - 1J. fA , 44: - :...r.... -.-TN .- -- ,75 -- MISTER - - Ito( -th- e tiol COSI the CO8 , In gdr pia ty ant Co! RO are &at Cal tat . '' 1r - . v. p : - - yt- - ter fra Ole - fir cot I te I me Lot Wt. fR; DEMPSEY, world heavyweight boxing champion. has not O participated in bout since that 'warm September evening in 1923 .a, mei- when he engaged in a memorable thriller vrith Senor Pinto. For nearly IS months the holder of the fistic champlonshiP has been lounging around in Pullman. cars, nimble footing in the thrashing a new nose into camera range and glare of the spending his time as his whims and fancies dictate. For almost a year and a half the tytalt mauler has not looked after the demands of training and what la more important still to any fighter. be has not engaged in any sort of contsat. From all appearances it will probably be six more months before the champion enters the ring again. In the meantime he will keep on losing much of his championship stuff. No man can abandon trebling and keep out of the arena as long ea Dempsey has without losing a great deal and while Jack will undoubtedly banbielo defend bie tItle against the next challenger . whoever his opponent happens to be. he 'will find Dempeey a much easier adversary than any man who has attempted to knock the crown off the king's head. Dempsey's present program. is the finest encouragement the heavyweight division has been given shies that afternoon when be , battered down Jess Willard in Toledo. Ohio. the five-minu- Kleig-light- lit Itet OR FINANCIER. DEMPSEY-FIGH- TER 7 vet s. slugging and , VIL CPMAILIL WM, Dec. lay vet of of pia phi off-si- de 4. Z rts I I La I pat of U Ci thIrh the tho gal ' McGill and Month Draw Fall Apiece ILWar. ER. Colo.. Dee. ensplete. 'Sochi feetball tiountolo - renteremee mehedole tor Ind ma ansonneed at the crane of Cie annual orbedule 'meeting here notorday. is ma fol.. and Dens tiesteutber Weaters abates and Col. evade, college at Guanines. &Kober S....Colorado Aggien and MesI Ut - aegis' Wenn tattoo sad 1111011 111 tandems hew Drain gad Colorado roliege at Colorado Oplingot oriels sail Colorado at Dungen Wrossiste and Ilenneka Teseb. ers at nutmeg Greeley Tomei. era and Denver at Deaver. October and. Plato - Tesebers art Greeter. Octolor dralk..41. T. T. and atio Agnes at Fort Collins; Re and Colorado ening at Colo-aApringst Western Ptates ed et Gmatraloost Utah Al'. Wynn" 1000 sad Nhto at lawati. Y. C. ''ut ColoOnober rado college at Provo" Ortobn sad Mimosa at fuesous Dino and lIttosnag at torstolmet Eldorado Agnes and at DPIIIPIPT pester Oetobr 24V,.k sad Doolder at .nit lokes Denver mad Mimeo I at Denver" Colorndo deer and Colorado renege at Colorado apingst 'rewriters mad- - Winer , I ho bet 4ES) ROCHESTER, N. 1'.4 Dec. Pat McGill. of Nebraska and Toots Mundt of Colorado. heavyweight wrestlers. drew with one fall each ha' Pe , bo4 leg here last night. Wallace Dual& Canadian heavyweight, lost to Bans Bauer. German by two falls. It irk4 1.11 dai MI - to M ' liastesat Gana Moat Wloodas nod Menlo at Larando. Oefolaer wad B. Y. ro at holt Lake Utak haulm and Colorado Assets nt Lamont redo 0011441. mad Deliver at Dem. .. .. 4 AZ,i1r4,044,s,:wtooigH,t,lesfeA,T,,,ki. , -- - Pot Mc Pr 'sec P too Illossono hombre mad Wwat Boseinsua Bouldor and ; Mines at BoOlder. November 4,...Wrosolatis , and , timlo Altera" at Lomas. homemaker leUtala aud Mimeo req., gI oans MN at Pak Lake; Coloodo. Assisi sad Trackers at Port Collins( B. V. V. and Wastern $tates at Pre. Sill Colorado mud Colorado took. lease at Bewilders Montana dollShm mad Wromakrat at Isaranale. November 14...Itala lead Cole. Wade college at Colorado norloapot Ilmolder and Colorado ,Atildro - Fort Collins. , mad Wye.. November Laranalo.s 'solos howouskam 21....Co4orado Angles and Mom of Drawer; Torselares mod Colorodo mallesse at Greeters ilositama Attlee and IL IS. C. at - liii In , tri ail Bi Provo. 'November Ill....artak mad ttob Assam at halt Lako ltostaatvelt f'slorado sod Drover at Dammam Woofers lltatios sod Now Ilemtro at Allanosoramses Colorado Asides and Ilayounlatit at Port. Colnawa MI Ct Pe de ftestatIve4 -- le4 Newsmaker 211.....Ntmes sad Colo.! rode- colleges at Daimon de w 6 .-- fi - , - ,,, Mn Who mays tberes gambling in the Coast League park at thdtland? Why, Cal Ewing is.so opposed to betting that be won't even ' - match for the ear fares. '" r the ,- I A Ao Go( e. do 1 s - !, N ,O.,.aliniso Ali; - t.. N.,11,t ....iv - - - ie gi B. -- nitNt de Beck i3h8Nt 43004 lkomm , De , 0 - tha up , i e',nfeience Gnd locky !Jo-6ikhedule Amount,: )d for1925 Season imERe N - 2, Tic Tlo COME- ,11 -- li Con 1 ;',11 . It 1 Uta pact n Detat, hia, IANB Amoebas. SSW. Pt. - Nes. pit ratm .pat , minor-baseba- re Smith has been aigned to box the of Joey altars inWalker-Jock Malone the Mickey bout here Monday night It was announced last niert. O'Hara was first signed to boa Morris &Matter of Omaha. but due te the letters Its was remoVed from (be high grade itacket rowdy's at lee ach. goat Postpaid. Easy to WE DO AS WE PAT. Tear lige Mit NOW sad twday ritoltrvor. so this will set puss again for souse Owe., gun--an- PLUG i c z ql 0 1 tW ,, bee six-da- SMITH MILWAUKEE. , Nes Uta änd gan oUt , .10. 11111 AI , th lir 7 Rho d ninety-nin- e detected holding officials missed. 'We have mad. boatloads of ethers happy with these ttessind Imported Swiss Wrist lastebee, sad we want to make IOU happy too. Divan Absolutely Free and rent Postpaid for of Oar owning only IS packages In 114S 71...-.- tart sett, ,besi , ;10 CoaRseT4)( Arco You mA06 I It is earimated that ten million sPectators saw football games this fall. Nine million, nine hundred ninety-nin- e thousand. and .o The regular fifty bird trap shooting program will be staged by the Salt Lake Gun club tomorrow the clubs course near Bet Weat Hot SpriMpt, Shooting will start at le o'clock. There will be two handicap prize evente.in the fifty bird taco. one for higb oneeor second high gun. Turkeys will reward he best shooters la tomorrows game. All sportsmen are invited to take part in the shoot .. ,,. , C ur SPORTSDOM ALSO LOSES. RILE most all of Bait Lakes business men ,church men and VT civic leaders are paying trib ute to the memory of Roy t who wee ahot down yesterday by & bandit. the sportsmen'of this eft, and mate will feel that they. too, have lost a friend and associats whose unusual character and wonderful personality have made them all better for having known hint. Always a leader In wholesome sth- - , letio sports. Roy Heath's place will be very hard to fill and this : --splendid man wilt be norely mired at the different inectikig.plausit where sports devotees congregatii. Roy Heath has done as much as any other person in the promotion of amateur sports in Salt Lake City. As president of the Amateur Athletic Union of tbe Rocky Mountain section it has been bin Job to encourage, teach and manage the young athletes who came- under hie Jurisdiction and all of them will feel the groat vaennel he leaves. No one has ever made more friends and acquaintances le-i- t not among the young men of Balt Lake than Roy Heath,----Antrue that we miss and mourn a light. gay heart than any other of the children of men? For does not the sunlight ripple even more brightly upon deep waters than upon those that are shallow? We miss them bee:aus they helped us. so much We rannot teU bow much we will miss. met lilts Roy Heath until they have gone away. As a leader in recreational activities Heath was regardeat as an authority on most amateur and manyRoy professional aporta and he was also a. live worker in presenting the performers in them games before the public. His fine phYslue made him an impressive figure in any gathering or upon the field. He was active on his feet and he kept fit as a great athlete alw a ye does all his days. He could shoot. wrestle, skate, box or run and he got great Joy Out of sport for he played fair and square. Roy was a gqod natured and friendly and --- patient and unaffected and so kin d that only those who were elm- set to hint knew that he was a lion when .atoused. , Because he Wits so unusual in mind. heart and body Roy Heath should have an unusual epitaph. But his frienes In athletic 'Porte are all sad and dumb. They can Only mutter a farewell from chokthroats. semi-wind- LONA 14AS To GeT A ..Z r Fam.;mb ;711.'woft There And - FREE Trap Shooting Card For Week Announced roR Vot) A SO 6 GE SS eg iparnpAD SAMgaiat4 moot "'At INASES eox ICS - Z RememeeR , . .1t eisr dip p4OPJK 1.4 g NEW By Billy ct vanuoisrmv 1 li, probabiy add some new men to hi. bunch. , milt 'pololpd at prevent Sr.: Elyk A den K o Papa! SPosticy kailtrO USA AS Ccs-- 0 AS 'AC KOAI ,,11, to '71,11 ! 1 16401,4,-Det- OUT i 00,1 Pei( lo - y'r- ' rxill!.1111 LEI 'SAO 'MICE Ws MOBS writ! T, i. Rut I ,digniimmwhmM,Nil. wt'1) SPARKV: I o Papa pa! - . F Pt( t - 8,500 Miles During -- West Coast-Tri- ed AND SPARX BARNEY. GOO L PLAY SAFE And ' -- I)-- Lane in With Chicago Faction 8 ,,- inter-sect'on- al Swds Pickedfor Fist t- Or tOr for snowy g harps and golden erouna, - 4 I fear that endless sons would be a bore, g meet my dear old friends the sky of Aidenn. bends, well visit on a star foretermoreANON Tommy Milton, who recently' es- tablished an official world record at Charlotte. N. C., with a mark of 112.2 miles an hour, has peeled off 13211 time on the Culver City track and so also had Harry Hart. another favorite to cop Bunday's 221.200 race. Have New Timer. was- - announced that. 10.000 fans gathered hi Chicago Ihn Anticipating that some of the y, races.- Most of them drivers will hang up new marks. other day to witness the start of the the race will be electrically timed wanted to see what a bicycle was like. with a new device said to check high speed to split eeconda MINOR LEAGUERS STICK TO RIGHTS. Cliff Durant, the millionairel racer. decided to start at the last ll HE convention of the national minute. its did Dr. Wm. E. leagues just con- tuck. of Kentucky. eluded . .brought out the tact that the little fellows are still of the majors and still capable of going hop. step and ump-shead strong. The minor club owners certainly showed in that meeting' AND 1110111)( that they do not intend to have any of their rights taken away from them- - If the big leaguent get anything from the minors it will be only after they have put their smaller associates on the racka torIn late AT OSDEN ture of which the big timers have been accused -of frequently years. The minors emphatically rejected all overturn which would tend to give the motions more players than they now possess. They also balked all efforts to fix it so the majors could hang on to OGDEN. Dec,. minor league players longer than they do now. The opinion eeemWeber and Phoenix Junior College ed to prevail that it wuold be a good thing for baseball it the for were teams football ready today clubs were not permitted to carry any more than 25 football major league their big game, which was --scheduled to start is for a major league club to have forty men on It permisalble at 2 o'clock. 1.orin Farr park, the scene of the itsoreserve list and some of them. according to the minor magnates. e fifty-fivor sixty. If they were allowed to have contest, has been put In good shape have as many as of fifty players. the minor club owners believe some of them would take for the grams through the efforts the local street department. venty-fivAll of which keeps many from playing minor The Phoenix team arrived In town league ball and takes away the profits which otherwise ,would seFriday night and Captain Palmer. their coach. announced them on top erne to the struggling small timers who develop the youngsters for Little Fellows' Had Their Big Heroes and Their Great Moments During The Season Just Ended BY LAWRENCE PERRI'. EW YORK. Dec: FIREMEN TROUNCE Just a few words about the lit-tMOUNTAIN CLUB fellows in football. Most bf them nationally submerged. The Solt take rirentest-tornela it remain $4 to St mono over the Wasateit Mounspeaking. from the beginning of a tain club beakethall loon YeliterdaY. a Ions coolest in the Public Safety nesson to its end. Others through The hionatelattora ware playing sheer writ and ability overcome itrs. intat their and flash into anti natural handicapsgenie of the goona. threalfbatill - the ftrpt kart they numpublic eye aged to keep shoot ores with the SID oko. theBut whether they emerge or rewora la the werett1 halt however, they twinned up a bit sod the Firemen main bidden. never forget they are evtaking their bumps and giving and The gene er?' ounce of their strength Randele MIN, ringlets.' no less degree than their IP O. T GC V. P skill in 11411Lit .1 illeallor.if .1 1121 brethren on more famous outlita 412 Stagent.rt Smith"( .4 .8 til Waahington and Lee, one of the ytecohay.1 lashrt.r smallest institutions in the SouthVitae ..I3 I lI1?l.uaHuio 4 S II ern Conference is entitled to rankZganrg ICAtkintent 2 All Siteperdia Moont.ig ing this season as second among aprtutt.rg elevens and one of the I conference fine- - elevens of the country. Totals ' 4 3 2 Total IT S 334 the coach has no Dehart. Jimmy assistants. Washington and Lee le a in situated very small town and : , 1PLANS MADE FOR Jack Earl Captures hie to make has never been out of games to pay her Event'. ANNUAL ATHLETIC enough coaches adequatooalariea AT A. C. " The final ball mile roes to deter- .,BANQUET Spring Work Mobs& mine the fkwitoet roller skater-- in - Washington and Lee Is Itai only LOCIA14. Dee 'Utah for-th- e distance was mated uth ink the Bonneville rink last eveniago&ttwely vomit already- been appoint-- . Important-collag-ewhich has no support of any church $un Jack Earl won tho honor coy- A for 4b. annual athiette banquet or state. Dshart coached his team Orillf the course in 1:3S 14. Wil- - ouch Is aim, by the student body months last spring. That is liam Grondyke and Clide Bechor all Anglo athletes of the past three tied tor second Place' a P- - Wad" for devotion for youon the part of weimmt's including this and Cirde PhIIHp. were Ike year and coach and players. But the work freshman foothill' teams. sity Other two to the event. Joseph R. Jensen to general told this fall. Charles Friedel ripped of no ao- - Coach of tho banquet on4 Jack Then Centre. the southern chamin 41 6 sec- - chairtnan unpacsd uarter mile 411-Poeock. Robert Grifpion. Centre has hod more than its 4 onds. Thirrecerd is made en Ford, Looter Milton Merrill are the due share of publicity in recent an eleven laP track.' Th Present fiths and members of the remaining at Bonneville is 11 tops to oral committee. Tho banquet will the mile. , on folio Tier. II. place Thuriday. The five who competed in tho atm time next fear's football Mile laud, evening will compete in At that will be eboaeo ee well ee captain tho mile vioxt Friday night flu. eaptainn for all of the ether athietie teams that havg not read,' been selectd. Hunting Conditions The athletic banquet la one of big Venta ot the year at the In Idaho Are Good the Farmer inmitution. k watt Initiated 11117 by the local Chamber Of IDAHO PALM. Idaho. Dee. E. Thomas. Mahe Commerce and the,lie No club but (osta& -R. it has since been taken over by the stale game warden. while a visitor student Weal high basketbalPespir-- 1 attained body and has at Idaho Falls. said that hunting ants will get their first taste of It is exprominence. conditions throughout the state were state-wid- e 'Pected this will that affair much better than beretotore. the on a Mr withfears tbe others that outaide competition tonight When improvement being due. he said to Ito they split into two bunches and the protection given wild game. a have been held. to Bingham and Magna to good adherence to the bunting lawn journey asand the elimination et predatory NEBRASKA SAID TO meet the high school aggregation thma, in particular. Ho reported LOOS deer billed In of thoee towns. Coach Homer P. OPPOSE MISSOURI the state during the recent season. Christensen has picked a tentative on are reorted the increase, Deer 'POST SEASON PLAN squad to represent his school, but as well an ontelope. Moose are be expects to make additions to increaeing, notably in the Island - KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Dec. 6.IINSI this bunch if be spots any other park country. Faint possibility that the Univer- likely looking material around the sity nt Nebraska might oppose the school. of trip to tog 'University a Missouri's To Try 717.m Ont. Christmas gime With the University of Southern CaliforIn tonight's games ho will not nia loomed today as coaches-an- d to run up any 911011710ln scores athletic directors of the Misnotari try or anything of thaton kind. but merevalley conference gathered for their to how the boys ly ;annual get a line meeting. I The conference meeting was stack up. and try to discover their Brakes Tested FREE becauite many officials were weak points. if any. He is taking In Orirago for the "Rig Ten- - Meet, all kinds of subs along. and he inOEILINED Or 111ACIMEOLY lag. yesterday. to give them all a chance to Nebraska's bbjection to the Call-fo- rs tends their WHILE YOU wArr stuff. trip could only be based en sirw Simmons of the Esat high Lee the fact that the Lincoln university Save Ilene ond was not permitted to play a similar has been keeping an.eagle eye on ;game some time ago.. It is bellev- the preseason training tournament ed. however. Missouri did not vote up crri the bench. and yesterday he BODINE ag4inst the Cornhuakers on that oe- selected a string of twenty-nin- e canton. who will form his i 'SI 43 Riebirds 11. Johnny Matilbettwk head coach of imen and from which he,tentative Intends 'the University of Oklahoma. is here 111141 was. ',rhea his first team. This tourwith other Oklahoma; athletic 'heads to the admission of Oklahoma nament will end some time next ' to urge the conference. week and at that time Coach film 3 , In 131.1. rite ' ' 'Domino Tipper. h ituardino , Italians Parodies. , Bennett Hill and Peltro Bordino. darling of the Italiansare twe outstanding racers in favor of the fano today. Hill late yeeterdaY turned the mile and one quarter oval In a new world record of 24 sec-- . onda at the rate-o- f 1221 miles per hour. The Italian known as the 'Mad Multah" had done as-th- fLyi R -- 374-yar- Tweato-akot- , CITY., SPEEDWAY. c1-101TLOS ANGELFACCallf., Dec. (INS)--- In tuned to machine mechanical perfection.17 human whirligigs. representing the cream of American and European racing drivers. warmed up Where today before 60.000 persons tor the 210 Mit race which-wi- ll chrideti thin new million .dollar speedwor tomorrow afternoon. According to many veteran pilots. the big pine tureen, mound eihich they will race 200 times, is the fastist ever constructed and sit sPedwaY record. will crumble under the dtivere mad dashes. -- -- it.. - HERgAFTEIL 'I don't rare -- , If This ISN'T' ' W Or Record , It SHOULD Bet - Tom Milton to Take Part In Christeningof $1,000,000 Bowl.. ws -- ;..!--- 17 40iti, IMO. Per of the elutt's new sensations. The fans are looking for is snappy eontest. ghtswat given'the ',Woe over Jack :Renault of BY JOIN Canada. at the,end or a ten 9 the accepted round bout here teat 'nightEV YORK, Dec. 6.(CPA)-1Iav- ing , L The decision, made: by the Ban, , representatives, Coast the league of challenge when the two judges will give', "etre ' Johnson, liresident of the American league, disagreed. Ira; criticized by baseball pport writers of the morning. . and figures to back his charges that there is IRoston papers. t coast on the , rambling Romero showed 'strength in i! westwithallimultA.whasillismsa""f I ': standing up under the punish.; ' mint administered i by , ell the Coast league club owners to nault's body blows. the eritiest -- Renault sheet at the lilltmore blouday end I Ici wrote., won respectful audience to what j rounds serording to the 'eight judgs or one sport venter, iI, ment 2 1111.a.Amtisae ht.ati 7071"y awliri I while another gave him ail3S thou of hundreds to rounds- try prove that , sweets ot dollars oschangss hands ! Renault's weight wee .' 0111 tk. outoomsin ofSit& single bail 1--a ( .I.NSA)NG"-- 1911. as nouneed and Romero's him what Francisco, , played as 196. hi saki to be a woriti'reeerill. and Los Angeles. r With this littio session in view IL Melina Pined the I"Ifenr LWESTALL-STARS-- -' -the miser magnates have dub- bere--1- memo- - down leagus to New York today I. makivg a hole la a I d BEAT 24TH WARD to rest and try to catch up with Les,Anseles their thoughts while waiting for tangle shot rho Welt blob ha ithe troable coarse. club the WS learn doings to start here t'eantry at au to putting at s4 to Ill etcher, aeor The par is fear.. nest week. The baseball panorama 0 me the Warders loot sight. mowed so fast at Hartford that Th. had thin algal). darn way seam of the owners are just begin atrotrant. Dint to realize what It was all fri4111111.tivoalltratVot ALES B. FOSTER. 1 lk :.'.':.','Ciiad-'.':,'1c.lith....-.',-.:- - - . 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