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Show -- ' .. f mr f J f " t-- . - -- '.'" ' r'-7- ' ' . ; - J . . : - -- - r : : - - - ' - ' ' ' - . . - v:- 1'" THE PRQVQ HERALD. 4- men. Inning to Lake Forest academy 21 to 0 and the Mirbigran Aggies T k7 ' ' V rt i . .. li "if'T- -- - "'".-' m - 7'j;:'". - ' Allilo tUbll ID rjuMIAM -J fi- - iiimi in iiii'i'i l ii i iiRun i myimimmiiiMimmmiiiiimntBgBna SAVE MONEY BUY FOR CASH ,r The freshmen ' iilayerajpf 1921 compose th var 1923. Two years ago the sity crock Notre Dame team of today freshmen to 1.0 - 6, 'f SAMUEL KQPP i was a green bunch of freshmen, easy .and'-- - freshmen .fjjju- - .iviMR(irf ... ao - Phone 44&-- - West Center, Lowest Prlcci tb&wnetrf What is Ibfknr s)tem in athletics, starts the moment outers the .college; . a f1TTWTTn fit 1AM wtrich in freshman Root Snornr IKa ... . . . sack Patent Flour, any brand. S 3 lbs.'Hard Shell Walnuts "., 2 lbs."N67Z Soft Shell Walnuts. .TT.i'.tTr.T; 2 lbs. No. 1 Soft Shell Walnuts ' ' .$1 .1A .$1.45 48-l- b. T.50 KPnrjT PAGE FILLEKH .T7".55" WITT MAY RETIRE Whitney Witt of the New York Americans says that he intends to Pine Nutsr lb. retiro from the big show that he 1 lbs; White or Black Figs, new stock. libit ed his last gome in the recent ; 4 1US. VVline vi iacn. rijjs, new oiuv-nworld sertTO. However, when spring tkOp 5 lbs. and over White or Black Figs per lb. . . . rolls .around and Whitney Tealizes T?' ITiwa nao IK' Vli"to os'll, . . . . Jhe Yhiis haviNa great chance to "cut into another world series he will S 1 Dixie Molasses, 2 . lbs. . . . probably forget his threat of the fall -u .'.45- to retire for all time. . . ... 2 !bi Hulk Mince Aieat , ... . . . , g BE A HUMMER .' ;. . .. P"te?,r;c,v stock, lh ' Charley Ciarkson, St Louis golf u'2 Kaisins.. ;6k.Civ: Iirofessioiial. says humming a tune . . r 2 pkgs. Currants . . . . ,i . , . . T will' cure your, golf ills. A perfect 2 pkgs. Evaporated Cherries . . . .. giilf stroke must ltave harmony in movement, says Ciarkson. This, is 5 Lemon Peel, new stock, lb. better promoted if harmony exisfs 2 lbs. Fancy Prunes v. . .4Jty in the soul, Go ahead and hum and-bGood size Sweet Oranges, dozen. a lumiiner. B Grapes, extra fine, lb I 65? 50 25 .t " r I loin ,f Hji Sa Di' :,.r;m & ffiSjCKBg S' :'- - - - J1 M - ?J ., hv VM M 1 V ' I TV v III ' i " t UCT a ( LvJ ; IHP'; ttt fc 4r.7- virv ffl - il . - ; I t1 :hTffl JiW" tflA. Service Writer. - ffTltt ' . this timnth. Tex expected to match him Cur-BheriPWy Gibbons. Neither Cfjrr Gibbons holds a title of now. Still a match be- ijtM7i n.Al,l l.n (.......ncit-een ' it tfTitln" Nium ii oiri$ v 'e it V uldJie more lntereatlug to Frendiumn ngiifiisT TJIIF ia iUh& agulust Gene Tunney or iko ";i po an soon to meet for the irl.i't; title. Gibbons is a more ipuble performer than either of hese. Varpentter is still a great .iir with his ricbt nud for that jVtuwrn jhis uest Atuericiiu bout V 1J find him facing a real op- Client.,?; Hot' would - b'ir-B- ud it a duel between Car- - Gibljons The eud? 1K overwhelmingly iu favor of be S a Paul Irishman. Carneutler Ms Mattered to atoms in four THIf Jf 1 jit?. gone Into the fight deter- win In a round he could aone so. The Frenchman was too small and too deficient Jense to stand up long against i jtTshlng hitter of the Dempaey Jvfftt iJ "I champion At the end of ... H Jf 1 Castle Valley vs. Provo; Beaver vs. Block "Y"; Missionary vs. Manavu. Tuesday, January 10. Sanpete vs. Faculty: Idaho vs. Beaver: Mauavu- vs. Castle Valley. Thursday.- January 18. . Provo vs. Block "Y" ; Sanpete vs. Missionary ; Dixie vs. Beaver. 23. Tuesday. January -rk Faculry-vsritloY"Tdaho vs. : Beaver vs. Manavu. Mauavu club. Castle Valley club. Missionary By A. RAY OLPIN. Thursday. January 25. club and ever liefore has so much baskets Missionary club, IMxle Snnpete vs. Provo: Faculty vs. i all material been available at the Block "Y" club. Castle Valley; Dixie vs. Block The Thursday schedule calls for With iiiigham Young 'university. San the exception of former captain games betwtn the Idaho and BASKETBALL STAR udily Keeler and Trueman ran- Iete clubs, the Faculty, and l'rovo dge, all of last year s uiaiu stjuau clubs and the Manavu and Block sue "Y" clubs. These games like all Jllconda of the back iu school this year. In addition dozens and dozens of ivssive games, w ill He held at lour. Philadelphia Athletics is one of the and rive in the alternoou .st basketball players in the coun Vperlenced high whool players trv. He is receive ?5tl)0 for his big church unl- - reseetlvely. rvaTe flocked to the J tersity. Hailing from Dixie on the The complete schedule of games winter's work on a crack pro team in the east. It is a cinch, that is south and Driggs, Idaho,- on the!- follows more than Connie Mack paid him Thursday, NovemlH-- 22. north, galaxies of stars have enrollvsIdaho vs. Sanpete: Faculty for the summer. Mack says Bieoudu - d at the "Y" this year. should lie a regular next year. The problem of the coaches Is not JVovn: Mauavu vs. Block "Y". '" " Tuesday, November. 27. that of securing enough' material to i. make the stmad. but rather one of. Idaho vs. Mauavu: Beaver vs. i culling and limiting to n workable l'rovo; Missionary vs. Castle Valley. Tuesday. KeoemU'r 4. I Vf group. This work must W'gin soon . : inxie-vso that intensive training can pro-- ; . Min'te vs. i.iim k ceed Just as soou as the fwtball sett .Manavu : Faculty vs. Beaver. 'V - Thursday. Son is ovef. schedule Idaho vs. Block "Y": Missionary The "Y" clubs basketball ' vs. Beaver: Dixie vs. Castle Valley, This begins Thurday. Tuesday. DiH emW r 14. round robin should give the Young " Idaho vs. Provo: Snniiclc vs. mentors a chance to look the men ever and scout prospectlves for a i Castle Valley: Faculty vs. Mauuvu. l.l chanvolonslilii team this year. Thursday, "Y"; Dixie Ten teanw are eutered in the1 Mlslonary s. IUm-round robin and three r four uthers vs. Provo; Beaver vs. Tuesday, PecomlMT IS. have applied for entry since the When you examine a Idaho vs. Castle Valley; SaniK-tschedule was drawn up. All In nil, shovelful of Dixie. vs. in vs. Manavu: will. le forty-fiv- e played Faculty games Thursday, Decemler 2. the clubs tournament during the Castle Valley vs. Black "Y"; San-p'tInterim between November 22 and vs. Beaver: Missionary vs. January 25. Kvery Tuesday and Thursday from four to six In the af- Dixie. ternoon three games will be staged. Thursday. Jnnunry 4. Faculty vs. Missionary; Manavu Rivalry la keen and hot contests vs. Provo: Idnho vs. Dixie. ahould result The teams listed In the schedule Tuesday, January 0. Idaho vs. Faculty ; Sanpete 'Ts. are at followa: . Idaho club, Sanpete club, Beater IMxIe: Missionary vs.' Provo. , Thnrsibiv. Jnnunry II. club. Provo club. Faculty flub, H TO DIXIE ON SOUTH, FOR TEAM ' . Third-Basema- four-thirt- f r j Mil T i I i - j J 8sW1' -- T XA - " FIGHTER. IOUE" BEKCOT -- By N'EA Service. Nov. SEATTLE. 10. all It's That's why Dode Hereof, fighting bearcat of the logging woods, thinks- the time will come when he will wear Beuny Leonard's lightweight crown. But possibly you don't know what a high rigger is? You wouldn't If you've never been in the back wtukIs. A high rigger is an active . n coil Ing rope and an as he climbs to the tonfTTffSTi!tT!ltot--some;- " times n brtfl4red feet, -- sometimesi success Makes serves higher. Clineine perilously he chops off the top of the tree: courts aeatn as the wounded pine sways crazily, and then struggles upward to the topmost peak. The beheaded tree becomes a mast for a high line r.n ble which is used in snaking logs out of the . wilderness. That's what a high rigger does. Ton can imagine that It is a stronsr man's job. It Is. That is how Bearcat Bercot got his ine physique. They .call him the best built lightweight In the game. So far most of his triumphs have been purely local. All told he has had 28 fights. Most of them came his way by wide and impressive margins, many by .knockouts. Bercot will be sent against some of the big leaguers this winter. and if successful, will go. east to ' meet the stars. A Strict Fliirihilitv Where do you dig them up?" Kuute Ilockne smiled when asking question was put to him, him for an explanation of how he teams year after turned out wonder year, regardless of the players lost through graduation. "First, Notre Dame, because of the fact that It believes in ath- letics, creates a desire in many school athletes to enter our institution," said Rockne. "This makes for a, goml material, which makes for successful coach. "An attempt is made to Interest orprr hov who enters Notre Damea athletics OfleiL in atudent-wh- o did littlernothing as a high school athlete, probably ttecause of lack of Interest, develops into a college star. "Notre Dnme spirit gets the Stu dents out on the football field, nf nrevlous records as sehoM athletes.. This enables the coaches to pick up many a great omerwise oe player who wouldshuffle. overlooked in the "After our decisive defeat of the Anuv and Princeton, tne report some quarters was "circulated . . In A.Knw lav ... u Q thatrsotro luime, wonn,t.miuvi .. . I.. a fan to ellgiollity ruies. erroneous and undeserveu impres- - Championship teams should be a source of wonder and scepticism as to the source of sumuY. A. glance over the football guide iear snows me ract mat memuer 01 me Aotre ewjr Dame varsity with one exception. luayed last fall The new man is Joe Back from last year's freshman ' team. Look back at the freshman team of two years ago, 1921, and the lineup reveals a backfield made up of Stuhldreher, Layden, Crowley and Don Miller. They are the backfield stars of the 1923 combination. In the line there was Adams, Walsh JStange,- - Miller, Vergara, Collins and Kiser, now starring on ui varsity. 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First class Storage Eggs, Srnoked - If Glass Tumbler Free with $2 Purchase or Oyer, "' - z. For Health, Happiness and Economy j 50 .20 Wilford Per ry . Few " schools are much stricter as' to the standing of their athletes in class work." It is very unfair t Notre Dame Notre Dame's Suc- for any one .to question the status Material of the men olnvinir for W-n-s ; . Good the Coach; fkw tn6wever,TrIs Wty nafurui that the Rules. some-form- a FALL sion. KNUTE ROCKNE Explains J .35 KIGGER. Armed with spiked boots, vVTl .25 iBiiBiiiiiiiiiiKUHuiiiiiiiniHimiiiuniin We are having 1 55 .... .................. confw'fio .comhTties acrTnjfifrcs'wVtR courage to a high and practical X " iOMDRIGGSONTHENORl a . f.t. faUNG BASKETEERS COME T nnitcox as high V . SflJU.YJJf . - it 1 V r i Against knocked bin, off his oDeiupsey he wisely fought r d,'tsite fight. It is no cinch to knock j.;.V". Vr out a man who is waging a defeu-Wigm jsive fight, not even if you are a r bempsey. AND Gibbons' feat nt Shelby was un tTPEIt CARPENTIEB AT KIGHT) KNOCKED OUT. IX doubtedly legitimate. Gibbous will FOUK HOUNDS ItY DKMl'SEI not iiovd to fight a defensive fight I.OWKU GIBBONS (AND AT against Curpentier. lie is a better 1EKTt ON HIS FKET AFTE1H5 boxer, faster ami can. hit almost US UOUN'DS AGAINST DKMI'SEX hard. ' ('ariH'iitier can not hurt biiu with fifteenth round at Shelby Gibbons his left and if Gibbons displavs More than ordinary caution he will not get hit was still mi his feet. that he had not been knocked down within right-hanpunch. As this a single time. Few exeetcd Gib- writer - views it Gibbons would lie more six than would bous last returned winner oyer the Frenchrounds. man, certainly on mints, and very . Various "explanations were offer- likely by a knockout.. ed ufter it was all over, the most I'arpentier is not the man he was popular of which was that Denip-scy- , three years ugo. Dcinpsey handed having incurred the hostility of hflii a body beating from which he the westerners by his excessive will never fully recover. Buttling SSikl caught him out of financial demands, did not dare to knock Gibbous out. Gibbous, fight- - condition and cut him up cruelly. llig. for nothing, was the popular A. couple of devastating beatings hevo and the sentimental favorite like that generally finish a fighter. to Will. L'aryeutler is unquestionably on tlio American fans, downgrade. Is when Deuipsey It possible that and Gibbons meet again the cham- however, will turn out to see hiin in action ngaln because lie is colorpion will win by a knockout. 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