Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-12-02 | Page 10 | Syracuse Will Not Play on Christmas

SYRACUSE WILLI V N CHRISTMAS V Easterners Have Met Defeat Defeat De De- De- De feat but Once During the Season SYRACUSE N. N Y De Dec 1 Chan Chan Chancellor cell r Charles Wesley F Flint nt of Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syra Syra- cuse university today announced Syracuse Syra Syra- dIsc cuse fr has J Jt practically C dropped f h tr from consideration con coi- i the t proposal p that its f football football foot foot- ball team play on Pacific coast Christmas Christmas Christmas Christ Christ- mas day The university had agreed to consider consider con con- sider aider a proposal that its team play the University of Southern California Both of these institutions had been defeated this season Beason The game was regarded a as being played on southern I California's field under intercollegiate i I Ig direction and tho fact a that both ot teams g I Isible ad had been detested defeated f removed e all possible possible pos pos- sible hint of a championship affair The Orange according g to unofficial ti i fg bu but seemingly reliable advices was about ready to accept when press dispatches from the west brought news that southern California was notto notto not notto to be its foe but some other aggregation aggregation gation gallon chosen by a a. conference committee com com- tt i com I i Definite Information as to details was sought and has not been furnished and the Orange has given up the I idea LOS ANGEL ANGELES Dec 1 Failure Failure 0 ot of Syracuse university to accept an Invitation invitation tation to play football here Christmas day would mean that plans for a a. Christmas game would be dropped by bythe bythe the Community Development association tion j it t was waB announced by Zack J. J l Farmer armer head of or Its commit commit- te tee I Farmer said that the association wanted to give the best possible game here and If It Syracuse were unable to play and with other leading teams of the east prevented from playIng paying b by conference agreements it was felt relt that no other Invitations should be besent besent sent out