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Show , -- . 1 -.------ - - I I p ITIE DESERET NEWS lION'DAT H. S. FOOTBALL, TITLE UNDECIDED ... Two V.1.1.1.1k - 6 '1926 DECE1IDER S. 8 ' SEASON STRAIGHT FOR THIRD Club Monday Night and Battle Royal Booked, For , Manhattan Boxing . East airld Boxelder Put UtO ...'i é Fo,.....,:. Faces Rigid Test Manager of Darren Takei on Perry Picks Allsiiirtetica In Headline Bout Flowet-- Ti) Hansen In Main On Dramatic, Finish To Team From C,(ii$t On Way To Obsitation Darren Vet With Fide 'Klck' SiFROUnd Bout Most Remarkable Season f:ruggle Six-Round'Ifeadli- ners , , i..T. - s - . ttab NilUETE&V 'University of Coach I accompanied by Ike Armstritug. trr. 14 It Marehall.! faculty delegate; Xlimajer Cal. Bo- - I Leopards Still Charaps Siiice They Won Title LastBees Powerful. - la rine ' It dur- Blizzard Forces Champion Walker ing the regular playing season and the play off aeries.'which was arranged in an effort to decide the title. East rightfuill still holds the title alnee 'PO team has Won the flag since 1923 when the Leopards of gained undisputed possession that honor. Last year tne race ended in a double tie when East and West and Monroe and Payeen while In ties In the 1924 when East. West and Ogden were plailme outside the ameetaMon, I D S. and Caroon played to a scoreless tie in the champion-Shi- p contest. semi-fina- M EW YORK. Dec .11.(AP) The blizzard that swept New York yesterday was too much for Willie Reinbold. world champion professional walker. In his attempt to set a new worlds record for 35 miles around Manhattan Island. When his rivals failed to appear at scheduled time . he walked. two and a half miles against the wind and snow before collapsing with both feet and bands frozen. Ile wore track togs and thin walking rd " shoes. AO NA Shape, by 'A mid-we- ,, ,t "t 1 - t , Wednesday Opens a" , Swimming Season lessen of swimming A NOTRE& gets under way Wednesday tourA. A. Go D. junior night when the nament is staged at the Deseret gymnasium at SAS o'clock. Five junior events will be etaged in addition to the senior race, the classic. Bud Shields is favored to win the lone senior event although Sidney Johns and Merrill ebristopherson are likely to give him plenty of competitionPrevaltes Touted. A contingent of Provottes should give the Deseret gym entry plenty of opposition In the free Idyl Rigby Jacobs is the lone swimmer entered from the Weber gym but be should show up well in the sprints. Lynn Smart is the outartist entered standing Provo tank tered in the junior eventsMedals.at Stake. All swimmers meat report at the p.m. On the day of the gym by meet. Officials will be named later. Medals will be alearded to swimmers who plat first second or third In the junior events and also in the senior race. With Miss Browne CNN BOARD SHASTA LIMITED, IN CALIFORNIA Dec., Susanne Leng len and Mary IC Browne, like two smouldering volcanos, remalned in their separata ansolt v- , . 11-- , rarson Eleven to 1Collier's Honor Be Honored Friday Team h tiltr,h.. . - e LN.S. Pick ' gun-Late- i drawing rooms on board tha Shasta limited today nursing sore limbs and aching hearts as a result of Suranne's untimely and complete 9 set in collapse following their the ice palace In Portland Saturday night. No ono but Mama and her personal maid dares approach Suzanne. and one passenger with keen ears swears be heard gentle gabbing as be passed vs Bees March by the drawing room occupied by Mies Browne. ' To Goal Line Both Suzanne and Miss Browne as I nervous in condition are a highly to line the goal Here the march San Francisco, whet. ' started. Kotter riPood off 20 yards thoy aprpoach scheduled to are ni they ght Tuesday before he was downed. Kotter and resume play at the point at which In an assembly to be held Fri- added seven yards more but at Portland. .. - - HoneBess lacked three ., Trade more day night in tha aasembli hall of the for a first down. Displaying Tare FOUR GRIDDERS nstminiati, college. fourteen foot. sill recelve theletters fight the Bees decided to hit the I sea- Victrlayeers e arned during RECORD line instead of trying for a teld EXCEED for next , .ou past. The, captain - - , just goal. On the fourth trialfour-yar-Kotter asThe chosen. be ' 'RED , GRAPIGE year willwillalso d to East's OF l'Att- carried the oval team at begin ,aembly four downs to line giving his the ' In the course of the evening III. 'Dec. I of the NEliweesTORIJC:11-DAemgo four yenta. East's line fought ofURBANA ergiesnCINStootbfli football stars exceeded, coaches. players. officials this e will year's were Dot Bees but the captain school and the retiring stubbornly the yardage record of 1,017 set by i be , to on 'made to be denied called speak. 1926, for public today, Iteam; totals season 1924. 'Red" Grange in The boys to receive awards are as i contains eight of the 11 members ofIt wee a yard at a time. On the conigiled re- It Wad Icetoday revealed. famous from InterDarin, selected follows: third attempt Kotter carried the ball called. the flrat aptaie,rbert team, the however. that Brum, Brown, national News Service by Davis J. McLeese. Maul-elmark and Captain to the the equivalent, of Bee, Played only In Shaw, Pattersoh, Walsh a week ago. The eight men Dern,Steele. Hone went over on the next play. His mall on 1624. sitting five games W. A Matzen g Craven and Loot., i named on both teams are lialltP011 ot extra about perfect placement added the looked the bench or scouting OPOonents-dur- of the Navy 1110 lead Syracuse; Wickhorst. point. A seven point other games. jog East five minutes Boeringer..of Notreof Dame: Shively,. within but set the large Panthers the of Welch Pitt Fried- Brown; of Illinois; Smith, bad tied the score. Hess kicked over mark of the year, and also the TWO BIKE TEAMS of'llichigan: Kaer ofofSouthern yard high East goal line From the 20 1100 yards. with new ' Minnarecord and Joesting, California, mark Kike gained IS yards. Moffatt net Laranata of the University of HOLD SLIGHT LEAD tote. and Taylor added six more and then Southern California was close behind follow: Aidous etepped back and fliped the IN GOTHAM EVENT and 1166 yards. Murton Kaer. his Syracuse. oval to Watkins who was resting be- with on the Trolans, gained 'Oosterban. Michigan; tackles, WickDec. YORK. hind the Bees' line of scrimmage. teammate IfEW Brown: and S.(AP)The Smith. amnion 1111 yards for the horst Navy, and and Watkins received the ball. side- Charles Of Pennsylvania McBeath-GrimGeorgetown. Rogers guards. Connaughton,centre to the made an 'Sven combinations led the field at the. and Imennstepped a tackler and sprinted 1100. ShivelY. Illinois; interns the dist the ended tb of as hour quarter. gun record eleventh Dame; goal Quarterback, Notre the behind Close ger, Orange Aldous added the point with a drop- were Donohue of Carnegie, with NM tioaal bicycle - race at Madison Friedinan' halfbacks, 34ichigan; Garden- at g a.m. today. Northwestern. and Meer, Yards, 'Cotton' Wilcox of Purdue, Risersbad pedailed; 216 mann and 'Baker. la; tullb,,sekt. Jnoefos They with 07 and Herb Joesting of Min- - four were teams ron!..uthetrneselli,fo.rn,.. other Twelve laps. , newts, with imy 'Jonas Proves I packed two laps to the veer. Coaches. record for the eleventh hour Bob Zuppke, Illinois G. C. Woodruff. Jack Howells. Utah's sensatictotall is The East's Mainstay made by Moran and Georgia: Knullockne, Notre Dame; 251 halfback is ranked with the leading McNamara, in LSI& Captain J. Wallace Wade, Alabama; In the second quarter East slightly ground gainers of the country for W. A. Alexander J. Mc Ewan, Oregon; Boward an - outplayed the Bees but Hess' long the present geason having gained Jones, (Georgia tech); yards per garnet in MORGAN HOOPSTERS average of punts helped keep the ball in East Southern California; N. P. Matitgan. Van- Both sides played safe Seltta games. This total might have Dan Meunlit, and territory. St. Mary's, BEATEN BY WEBER at that. had Howells with Gntntland and the - offensive alternated from, been augmented out coraborated with 'hue: the of game taken , ;e7ejtW, of the team. one side- to the other with honors not been MORGAN Dec. 01.The 31ortr,n IRICe in about even. Both lines held up well H. T. I to give the subs a chance estimates place How- - high school quintet lost its first during this session and gains were Conservative RATED season Saturday night 'RICHARDS ell's total yardage at SRL Ito has game of the the against honorable when it lined up echto-IAfter the half Boxelder opened up been given . The same FIRST IN ZOTHAM Press er county ble, With a desperate plunging attack by the Aseociated to was finish. from start fast 'unanimous was the and but East's line held like a stone wall critics last TENNIS RANKINGS lead until the an minute haring the of the Rocky Mountain eon- - few end the Bees were repulsed. Likewise of play. At this point ! ItTrut East throes against the big purple ference critics for TORK, Dec. three' sent of Weter Chandler high line failed to gain much ground halfback. Richards, now, a member of hoop, putting through the ringers C. profossional 4 in favor of Pyle's Play for the most part was in mid-I- n the final score stands ;kat among local 1926 , Weber. Vies With too the the final period East excelled Rickard Chandler was the outstanding- ICharles players brilliant work the ranking of the Metroslightly due to the Time player for the visitors. withto RichFugazy For Services Perdu and again of Jonas at center. ant Hawks showing good politan Lawn Tennis association. Le home team For Jones broke through the line to the Richards joined the professional advantage. Of Tonics. and J Frauds showed the ranks after completion of the amasmear Bee plays while be also interfield made seven five Lee Bees of form. the best of 1926 in which he detwo passes. season Dec YORK. teur NEW cepted former naAldous and Bike in the Leopard Richard and Jack Fugazy.warring I goals", feated William T. Tilden, out of four . backfield were also outstanding as lecni promoters, were preparing to- -. tional champion, in times , DELANEY SIGS. was Evans on the line. Jonas play, day to enter the biddin g or the matches. Inasmuch afseveral vnmof Mickey Walker, Billy I NEW YORK. Dec. ad a wonder game at center. services bens of the Metropolitan ranking For the Bees. Hess et tackle and Wallace and Eddie Roberts; the Delaney, light heavyweight committee era members of the Unitthe trio who ed States Lawn Tennis association Peterson. were outstanding on the coast welterweight. world been Humbert matched by week last on ranking and eligibilthe boxing line' as was Greenheigh at end. to meet Bud Gorman of Wis- - committees victories. inof that unexpected an with a bail until aeries nice Timmy played ity, it is generally, believed same tn a ten round match in jer- - Richards be siccorded the will from the game In Walker, once bolder of the welter- - t, jury furred himKotter. York American New sey City for tho rankand weight title. became midd'eweight Home national when the the backfield de- -; fund. Dec. 20, Delaney's recognition dolls Mrs. are announced. Loose played a good brand of ball. champion through a questionable talon over Tiger Flowers in Chicago- title wM not be at stake except in ings winner of the women's raThe lineup: stunI the event of a knockout. owing to Mallory, scored a on Roberts season. Friday. East Boxelder. championship last one round knockout Of Joe- ',the New Jersey law against , doe', tional le.....Watkine (CI nine beads the womens list. Oreenheigh welterstorm . the uncrowned Sealley Dundee. W. Peterson It... In on Saturday ' Hail weight champion." J. Wallace is in de-SHARKEY SIGNS FOR .. . Jena! San Francisco. leave.. .. . . . knock. here as a result of his McKenzie mend . re . Jensen KanLouis Kid SERIES OF FIGHTS Evans out in Cleveland of relinquished rt. ,, Hess.. his Boskovitch lin. who recently NEW YORK. Dec. d....4NSlTeg Lillywhite title without being i featherweight Aldose' Rickard rovealed today that he bad Hone (C).... heavyTaylor signed Jack Sharkey. Boston ?Ike for a series of bouts that rh b weight. Moffatt Large Throngs Flock fb.. may lead up to a mooting with Kot ter Gene Tenney for tins world's heavy. Substitutions: To S. L. Golf Links for Jensen. Josephson for 'ringer. weight championship; Paul Herten.. , back. former light heavyweight for Hall. Crowds of golfers attend- n. Jorge Harry Permian of Swechampion; Scoring:Dale 1 and Forest ed The club Country IfitioneY Boston rival of Hone. den: Jm and Mane; point after touchdown. For the first time in , yesterday. either Jack Dempsey Weekine; Sharley. point EastTouchdown. ', .salter touchdown. Aldous. December history pleasant weather, or Paolino were among the option. the G01. was enjoyed all aay long on the l la oatt. boggy treads have to ants been named for said abovel-likScore by periods: e ate. a year chain has 0 0 10 links and several hundred played' . .. . Sharkey. East tteseoeseesitsisr- ote the mad and , on th courses, ... 7 0 East Ito oats trail.. making ... Boxelder Bear Lake Sportsmen CONNOR GETS JOIL Otites&a: Referee. Warner; umt Coma sad shoo a pair. s n Swan-EoWill Hold Meeting 114131, TOttIC. Dike-pire. Watson; bead linesman, Yolk University has stoned 'Dutch' MONTPELtElt. Ida nee. 1-- The Connor . a star at New Hampshire "mho Rear County hportemen's asPRINTING TICKETS. State several learn ago, as hockey will bold a meeting MonCo. sociation New 12. without coach. Tho Yorkers, at 1:3S p m in the duy, 15,290 Promoter Tex Rickard paid as yet, boo to sun:aloe SLASArGlit. a City ball. Mt sporttmen , for printing tickets for thebout at theschedule or with with laws are invited world game present sport piping championship US South State. Was. 5201. to attend and give their views tor to compare with isquicestenulal hockey trktories the Philadelphia tootimii. is victories sins their amp. stadium a month ago. - . he It at-t- r. Minors Not Anxious To Help Pay Lands' Salary 4i,IF'-4- 'n 1 , . ot . l- Be- Th-e-y'l- ; Man-ma- n. Iselection ' Petri-Lan- m Web-menti- Mot-choi- 16-1- r Walker diem-startl- ed rin), Chris-Dos- . ... GOODYEAR RUBBER CHAINS Give Traction in Mud! '1 Boxelder--Robine- tte , ll - Boxelder--Tetschdow- - - , , 1- Rubber Products Tunbey-- Dernpsey L. diatom-tone- BY JOHN' B. FOSTER. x ern members of ti's minor league can see no reason why (Special Leased Wire Service to organization the m'nors should help pay the The News.) Ew, YORK. Dec. will take a great deal of heavy pleading to convince some leaders of the minor leagues that minors shouldopay any part of the salary of the commhssioner of baseball. The originator of that plan took half of the joy right out of the ride to Asheville for some of the delegates. who are bound to the land of the sapphire skyk to meet with about SOO other delegates in ate annual sonvention of the National Association next week-The may retain the fondest memories of Commissioner Landis and .hope that be will be Some of thont doDoak Roberts. of Texas, for stanceand others who have been annielated with minor league baseball for some time. Both Benefited. Both sides have belief-U.- 4 by - a friendly feeling. If the COMIlitS aMners had been confronted wita a ceaseless run of arguments about minor league affairs, be would have had a meaner 'job than it lits proved to be Hence, the east- -. committsitnees salary. when more tt an 90 per cent of the minor league business Ia Oeane4 pp by its cwn officials. Last Resort., .It is true that Judge Landis it a court of last resort when all other courts tali out and that he .utti rule over the minors as well as the traors, if the netters can't get into line with the law of baseball. It is RIB true that little comes to his office frcrti the minor leagues for the board of arbitration of the minors does most of the work of adjusting the cases before them. When the majors and the ni:nor. get Into a quarrel, of course the adjudication remains with the commissioner), office. but that la up to the On ajor leagues and is exactly what they have elected him for. according to the m"nors. - Demand , Voice. The little fellow's atwert they should have some voice in electing the commissioner to office if they contribute to his salary. M it is. the comsolksioner is elected by he Individual votes of the i major clubs. l The majors never Itgue yet have permitted the minors to vote upon such an office. and 192G.) there's the 4.It - es minor-leagu- - ,f , ., ,,. - YOUii p. 11) 120 112 202 142 211 212 It) HOG Totals 321 1St 111 271 142 111 142 1211 1440 2041 311, 048 141 421. 214 187 sat (ats .... 311 2 0 17 114 Bart 'Totals Kalsbton -- ., Bu-t- s 4,,-1- otat Willime Ruatoalba P., Tots Total -,- -- .4 41 . 127 111 111 01 .114 ' 131 215 1111 210 .272 154, 2 s Ill 221 SS 111 111 131 161 117 a. 2 151 353 VS Totalil SS 151 311 311 211 To1414 Totals :2 114 :SS 157 321 111 114 11014414; 14e vet 1S4 107 322 ..2st Iles41444014 211 151 .,,,,11111 e.....111 114 175 121 1t1:41104 $6. 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' 1121 141 164 371 r 3252 301 171 114 161 116141 'Stylists in Men'sWear" kwear Bins 4410 1,42a 11.11 131 121 - 140 171 12 , 318 Save,:--Fo- Shirts Sox Gloves 1140 2sa 1st ',143 las 212 . SUGGESTIONS 1401 2462 lai , 101 111 - Prices are Lower tele) not . . This Is a store that caters to men's apparel wishes for 365 days of the year. Thitei why this is the logical place to buy the gifts he , desires at Holiday Timeincidently -- a ind - Moog Shuns end Swenson mad IENAGER add ILIMPShifit t match. I team heserts,Seturd;y at the i ehalienge tate is the nins-sam- e iced and took the et tht yet. doublQuMn renews alley during the epeeist 13 of halt start but leet 11 ea the second game,' bowitng tournament between phi rollers. The wtnng vild:117 on Mit combination saluted the lead seri Sing. The stares: end game ...nit was never beaded - 4 S 1 ' 2 1 1 Total 7 I .. I - Teem. 191 123 1641 214 171 171 143 '121 111 291 ,..v;. .14enegar ....' 132 122 111 1911 121 111 191 111 111 aaamechlts ..L.v. vv.-1- 22 13 241 121 243 1131 4o3 244 11 :71 311 .. irotsis 1 133 149 23e Ise lea lie lila na - Dm Sheaf; --- 1 ;ILL 1 ..... "Sam and Bill's' ! , -- ,Team Captures Bowling 'Match- Otwonlign Alt The' More If Selected at I , e ti e10 .. - 41.41iir:). I Henagar-Hampshir- 101. GIFTS FOR GENTLEMEN Originator of Mat Plan Takes Joy Out of Ride to AshvEle ConventionMay Cause Row. N liont,ato. -- g ' one-fo- cr" , - Leglen Collapses In 11-- 9 - Contest - . ,.,..-..- imior Event On I Suzalpse McCarthy and Ryan Are C -- ' ',Two Smooth Machines Clash - 1 , Ryan Goes Along. As a special guest Kenneth "Pke went ailong On funds supplied Ryad by the Elks club frbm a, dance given Saturday night. Ryan played regular guard on the varsity last season. but was injured early this fall when be fell from the roof of a fraternity bonne To Give Up Hike ls Two well oiled machines played to perfection on the gridiron Saturday but both failed to display enough 'superiority to win. The contest was even from the stare to East missed a final chance count in the closing seconds of Aldouse when dropattempted play kick from the line hit the crossbar and bounced into the wait'of the arms Hone of Captain ing Bees. This; indeed was unfortunate for East backers but the Bees previously had missed two such storing attempts so the breaks Were divided evenly. East kicked off to Boxelder. The Bees started down the field like champions but the East tine braced and Hess was forced to kick. After an exchange of punts East began a march down the field, Eastcarried the ball to BoxelderS 47line but a back fumbled on yardnext tho play when be was rush. ell by the Bee line and Tingey eovered but could not get his feet quick enough to escape the East tacklers. N to Reverse Verdict- In Walkers s Favor . f The boys erere in fine fettle and codtident that they will make a good allowing against the island machineho following players left on the trip: Captain Morris Taylor. Newhausen Cecil. Dykemam Tauter, Lyons. Carmen. 'Whiting. Iverson, Christensen. Caffey Hardy, Lawrence Pembroke. Unwell,. Dow, Goodwin. Snarr arid Van Law. cta WillAsk-C9mrnission- AWRENCE PERRY is ever tit Cambridge, Masa, although Per-- I Primed For Slugfest-- . number-o1.4 viviit and true. and any open t had to Prelims Promising. years . the ago ttmerity ;he touches gains an added In- matriculate at Princeton. Yet Dec. terest. IIICAGO, Perry hae never had the fetish of 1 The man who penned that trib- the "Big Three." He boxing alirtondlisiZ.11 ute to the- modern genius of foot- believed that nil toottiall wladomizical,w11111glecelva d J two , headline Vrfr : bail and other collegiate sports and "cies" was concentrated in- I 'cif event; the rer102140n regr alter Camp the east He knew this because ;Valk other things, a letter from Wall 110110 other than 1.1111er,6 of Tiger preliminaries of four rounds each . American he traveled and saw how the "father" of the the - inanagor Flowers, PolitssiI' and an added attraction of a 'batgame. genie was developing in other paru .,,....e.t.,!?...... asking that Walter I , Camp knew Lawrence of the country. to reverse the de tle royal between two white slUZ Petry.- In the lest years of Walter - cla:on Perry ts known to every coach ,3.. ',:r4;1 of Referee germ and three colored battlers is l'err- and athletic meets? of the Lawrence and life be Camp's e...,74.1, e',. I 'lancet, iiis offering. Promoter Hardy X. conference. IL visite to the BenIcny Y were colleagues. They worked ern . ., :ii,'. took the Downing is expecting one 'of the , -- I ,.. side by side. They stood bundled PaCip4 Cealbt each, year are made i a world- s m iadi e - biggest crowds of the anthill 1E:6 gala events 'Down South," Lew. Nig ...114,, In sweaters and oilskins ' season- et the Hippodrome thee. againm rence Petry le ad institution., We i The ',,' .e , It the November storms which al- Thankagtving the elionY 1 tre tonignt when he represents hi, day whtch did not find' frbrow ways scam to sweep the gridiron Perri in btxieland would be res.! Of Deacon ueekly Manhattan club. .. ',''' txii' 41 and void from a football' ... ., ' Flowers at the crucial times of play. They demi ofnull Iew' ..,,,,,lf and pier- - Not only the (inanity of the new ,., visited many a football camp anti "'14 ett, It on the 4.4" is program attracting the fans, for DIVA rara Tribute. ,, field. Each In his own analyv-a- l tottsied lock, of considerable interest has centered taparit.tx,' :.'. way studied every move el the evLaerywrctannc; rbeLrYattsetw,hwe ebitrIningl iml! 3t FielkoeYsceeala:atihkacaupon the outcome of the feature ...:,..'. ; varitius teams in play or Practice. pa rtial the the six comments. Just criticisms fiei eoffracas It was Waiter ,Camp who Cott snd a style between Franks Dar- .' .., of writing which always n and Walk- , elt!! evolved the idea of an le scrupulously clean. Not only Cr. and Leo of of re.s. Logan, Hansen. ,,4 his dieputches constantly r opted In ia,'&.:, . 4. eleven. a mythical tearn . met litt;;'e'cc 541. &It La'te, Hansen and Darten areII true, but neverthleas an honor th college press, but coaches. grad- OBQ rifee;rAS PrOl'abIT the niftiest steppers in seum rrici.ty coveted by every wearer of the uate managers of athletics and col- - night in a middlewe'ght champion- Utah fastio circles Both are es- seek his lege advice presidents when, gridiron garb- speedy. and ex,. decisious of &content are being itrin- mixup. At the end of ten fun. pertenced, clever, madeous rou nds. Referee Yanger raised tgptionally brilliant boxers. Harem Perry Takes Ltgaey. I csrries a fair as punch ifor such a bis faith is the right arm of 'Walker, and Since the death of Walter Camp, In Deep and abiding Portent doesn't football, Lawrence Perry is therewith brewed a storm the likes "Peed,' hitter. there have been many who eraayed known both in reportorial work and of which has seldom echoed Jo brag of pooch, but he is so spemy to select an eleven. in fiction as an authority on all a battlers he has won frost that but the legacy naturally fell to amateur sports. It was Casper thee parts sen.e cf the be men in this tee .. Lawrence Perry. Whitney, famous yachting expert. forAlthough the crowd was larg'tly tion of the country. who wrote of him: Wa'ker, the dec'elon fell flat. With an indefatigable energy "Lawrence Perry's articles roves! The press,. almost to a man, de- Tyro Good flitrem and with the bubbling spirit al- both n t erthin m ent, a gounced It and 'know I The program isn.t built entire., Law-- I Stnee of fair most of an "undcr-grad,- " and unceasing up- play Miller baid he have would ben 44,1 who like the nifty Pteprence Perry has developed the boldIng of sportsmanly principle," satisfied with a draw. although he i (or those of ping type battle, however, for !a Parke H. bavis classed Lawrence telt idea and the ymem of gaining in-- 1 quite sure his lighter bad won. t h e tilt itort hournedpeurtse dt et. Perry as 'One of the master-pen- s formation beyond anything Wal- of thied4reciereitghl no made lie other than charges s, en Intercollegiate sport," ter Camp ever attempted, he believed Referee that be 'ranger class Too. Writes Fktiont. high sluggers, will ctasit. Lawrence Perry each year travo As a writer. Lawrence Perry was was incompetent He sad: They aro Roy McCarthy of Salt els 10.000 miles to see the Imno have evidence "I there that trained in th Charles A. Pane end rack Ryan, a newcomer portant teams of every eection in sehoot was any collusion on the, part of Lake on the old New York from St Paul. action. He swings from Boston on the referee and others to depriVe I Despite the fact that they reit for was be many years, ' ' '; to Seattle, from Los Angeles to the New York Evening Post. Flowers il the tiCe. I snake no onty in the preliminariza. Adrian Lawrence Perry organized and eliarge of that sort. I feel that Elton. of Santaquin. and hallsr Ian I BO HANSON. veteran Salt New Orleans and Atlanta,in and- eilited .'Ychting.- a successful New Flowers was entitled to the verlict, of Cantor:1;a, are headliners nt rail. mwt;rnetnrc7e -0 Lake fistic celebrity faces an pebrreyYork magazine. in "'Who's Who in rick, the referee's mistake in not her and recently fought a irettilitie he when acid test Monday night his selections for an "Atl- America," be is credited With being giving h'm the decision was an hen- - tintigthhtere. Since theo, however Fay i makes of novels as ".4.ien author the such poor battle hcra and is meets Frankie Darren. another America" eleven, there Is personone. However. 4t was such a -a to regale the favnr of the Holton of the Navy.", ert timer in the headline event of at obeervation,in h.s every choi '. bierrithew,' ntistake in my opinion. that there anxious Roman or "Prince fans The Chauffeur." po the card probably at Manhattan club boxing No other football writer left for the commission erything he tuts. will give Thou , today tie Liar." "The Fuilback." The big ia nothing reverve A loss for to the decision. This do Hippodrome theatre. bet and Sake." For Games wide the Game Toro Mom dissurmveayage either boxer will mean the have LaattwremepnsceSUPeehrry Hie short stories in the Raturday I have written them to do. and I has Both veterans slogging meth tomes in card heap. Evening Post. Red Rook. for wthilel past five shati Call in person at the comntis- - theAnother eecond prelmiloary when Ted Harper's. Scritiners. etc.. etc..r s:onti office tomorrow ett seek their stewart staged comebacks this year and be continue Learmsaal,nesd aswhich bodys, the celortil socket- - frost recount-regulahave won him , game both are at the top of their final decision." 4 on amateur sports tion as is shortcountrywide writer ells 15 always a favor-THis writer.. note-a or story 1Pocateilo, vhOlds but a loss willmean a contniesicn its for The Deseret News. local farez meets Del the boxing coliPtre sport column, For the to- - Steele. of (Ashen. In the other pie- two of slipping. Darren is the- I bere regular Games for has weekly meeting many Sake," Sees Most Games. liMinit tieS 'Wiliam ttashee with Al more rugged of the two while Hanmorrow been as the years CrNeill, of LI Paso. Tetast es Lawrence Perry' sees more sec best column regarded son relies upon his boxing ability of its sort in After estil!ng on the commteemn- - Tip who uncher non, with town,e tt tem. Both Lawrence boys tional and intersectional to bring him victory. Perrrs football the country. Cr!. Miller said he would kave for and a gsit'd toretd- ShaS b"n n" nntY t""n" 4)it New York to see Jaek Nearne anniest than any other writer are in fine shape and should not ot c" aadlYoung cttuft a newcomer. of writes be his inTaylor, knowledge the sport He is,known, from coast I but because be bothered by the long route o firid out if be intends to keep his and Jack Payne..another youngster. broad minded coast and Is welcome on every! titude towardof his stead of the accustomed four. meet in the curtaitt-aizeaU colleges that go i promire about o return match. football field. Thin even applies la for the game. berg and Trainer E. Mahlon, left Salt Lake at noon Monday over the Southern Pacific for Ran Francisco en rout. to Hawaii where they will encounter the University ,of Hono lulu eleven on Dec. IS. BY OTIS PUSEY. HEN East and Boxel der battled to a fierce 7 to 7 tie on Cummings' f ield Saturday, the most sucessful yet unsatisfactory high school football son ever enjoyed in Utah ca me to a close. - The tie contest was a dramatic climax to a season replete with thrills from start to finish. rPset after Upset occurred Deseret News Writer Only Critic Who 'Travels All Camp. Avaskhisrleit and 11111rSt - |