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Show y V f 'EST IM ' v- J f - . a. - v. f i iA u;i u THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 25, i A Ji A lG;?. 1921. STARS Ofr,W. & J. TEAM, WHOMEET CENTRE IN NEW YEARS DAY. GAME DEFEATED PLED JIT - " J V" JOf LEG FOOTBALL TUiliiS TO i i J'0 SFE GKE g MM. 4 f ft Leopards Unable to Main , tain Pace, and See Early Advantage Overthrown. Northwestern Ready to Pay Records Credit Ilia TN a Score of S3 From 3ytd Rockne Close to $20,000 a Year for Three Year, Line in State Tocraty. t. The Trlbns. Tbs PLEASANT OROVB. Dec. But high school bukitball team of Salt Lake met defeat here tonight, the Pieaa ant Grove boy winning, 99 to IS. In the firat half the Leopard had ail the earmarks of winners, the period end ing 14 to 9 In their favor. They a!eovet out briskly In the second half, but were unable successfully to combat the sudden Grove boys. onslaught of the Pleasantwas 90 per cent Before the second half wee tba horns clear It that completed . team had. found Itself. The lineup and eummary By Tribune Special Sport Service. In order to hold Its present football prestige, th west la willing to pay rooord auma for coach. Michigan. Minnesota and Northwestern are after additional conch. thThese great universities are all ism man Knute Roekne seeking whose Notre Dam teams have lost only n gam In the last three yearn Hurry Up" Yost, who has turned ont aomo of th leading stars In th middle west, wants Rockne ta be associated with him ao that Michigan's colors will fly higher than ever. . Minnesota invited Rockne to take full charge of Its gridiron destinies, while Northwestern, whose football fortunes have been at lew tide for some time, outbid overy competitor and make Rockne an offer that establishes a new record for coaching talent, Northwestern la so eager te secure Rockne ssrvleea that It has offered him a three-yecontract with a minimum of 212,009 a year and 22000 for just decorat agreement with hi signature. th close of Notre Dams' In season. Rockne went on a short play. trip to colleges ia th middle west to renew and mull over football, a friendship coaches are so fond of doing In and ouf of season. Arriving at Northwestern, the young coach waa received like a hero. In the magnificent gymnasium presanted ta (ho collage by Jams Patten, Chicago famous wheat king, Rockne waa formally introduced to th entire football (quad. After a banquet, Roekne was invited to at. tend a conference with Some of the nth peels! It PliBASANT-KG- Fd West. If. .6 Richards, rf L. Christiansen, e. 1 1 me, lg D. Christiansen, rg. 1 Warnick. c. ...... 14 Totals Wilkes, Glynn, Green. Smith, Taylor, Moiris, Vance, If. rf. CX . lg. rg, c. lg. Special to The Tribune. BRIGHAM CITY. Dec. 4 In a stiff gams Played here thla afternoon the American Pork five defeated the local The count at quint by a SI to IX score stood 12 to I the end ef the first half for Box elder, but in the Second half the visitors came back with a much stronger defense. . Ftor American Pork Chlpiman was the star, with five goals and three t throw out of five Ealison for Boxelde was high point man with four field goals gpd tea out of eleven free throw. , summary: Uneup and ' BOXELDER HIGH. Fd.O. Fr.T, FI 3. T.P. aitaon, M ......... 4 , 11 a Boothe, e . . ,V . . 1 ? ........0. ,9 4 .......1 v 0 Bradley, rg Holton, rf i Olbbe. K ...,v..i,v0 0 Huneaker, e ........ YTr y iAA' i 0 f' 1 0 .? ALAtrdHUH dvartnezn with Garguard and ia th raptala af th t-ret guard, Erickson center. Jackaoa, Die and A Ur a forward. ' Other men wbe are ahewlvg an wall era McMillan, SuttoO, Teanf. Kick. erB. AUra, Bell, Banna, Anderaaa an rata. j , L A. C. back stroke Wsrrsft. Kealoha, Hui Makani club. Fancy diving C.A. W. Hartung, IU A. G. 150-ya- rd High diving San Francisco. Banker League Leader Retain Their Advantage y . Ashton-Jenki- beats tooele CONTEST IN RAGGED Special 'te The Tribune. TOOELE, Dee. 24. In a alow game team deplayed, here tonight, the Lehlscore of 20 feated the Tooele live by a to 2Q. Both teams were ragged on passwaa work floor ing th ball, asd their slow. star Clark, for the visitors, was the of the game, with six Held goals. The lineup and summary: . TOOELE. Fd.G. FT T. FIJI. T.P. 1 Bowen, rf.. .... 0 Crelltn, if....... 0 Pratt, e 0 R. Gillespie, rg.. 0 E. Oilleeple, lg., Erickson, If.... Totals '... 15 LRHI. . Fd G. flmuln, rf...., Clark, If . . , . , Merrill, e Baker, rg.,... Roberts, lg.... FT T. FLO. T.P. ........ 9 2 Deseret National 1 Utah Saving National Bank Republic.. 1 Walker Brothers ..,.,....0 0 National Copper Halloran-Judg- e . 9 ........ i y f X 29 'je '" , A 1 i,' Angeles. V"'. 9 9 L A. C. 1 Fancy diving Clarence Pinkston, 8n Francisco. . Plunge for distance Fred SchwedL Detroit Y. M. C. A. 440-ya- rd L A. C. 1 2 , Women's Outdoor Champions. Ethelda Btoihtrey, New York. Ethelda Blelbtrey, New York. Ethelda Blelbtrey. New York. Ethelda Blelbtrey, New York, wUe Thslm Darby, Los Angeles A. C. Long distance Ethelda Blelbtrey, N York. Fancy diving Helen Meany, New York. High diving Helen Meany, New York. Women's Indoor Champion, 10 yard Charlotte Boyle, New York. 100 yard Charlotte Boyle, New York. 120 yards Margaret Woodbridga, Detroit. hack atroke Sybil Bauer, Chi. cago. breast stroke--. Francs TaySO yard 100 yards 440 yard 830 yard On and the Deseret National ns bank won their game. Iu the closest game of th evening the Federal Re nerve defeated the Walker five by two Pent, the score being li to 9 Both teams have been practicing the last week and their floor work has greatly Improved. The Ashton-Jenkln- a quint walloped the Helloran-Judg- e team by th ecqre of 24 to 4. The Deseret National and Republic game resulted in a 1 to 9 Win for the Dent ret five. Utah Savings downed the National Copper bunch by a 22 te score, one-sid- ed 100-ya- rd 100-ya- rd lor, Pittsburg. Fancy diving Helen Walnwrlght, NtW York. Plunge for distance Dorothy Mcwood, Detroit. , Arizona Eleven Ready for Centre Game Monday BAN DIEGO. Cal. pee. 4 With the arrival here tonight of the University of Arisons football squad, th local committee practically oompleted final details of be gam to be played her Monday by .Totals th Wildaats and the Centre college Kirk: Referee, umpire, Staples. item. That the atadhim field will be at least soft was practically assured, as TEAM there Were cloudy sklee end little wind to dry out th playing surface, left soaked W recent rains If there is no rain between now and the gams however, the grtdlton will be in good shape. . Special te The Tribes. M. C. of Saar Francisco, former MgyBI. Dee. M. The Xephl high eeheei coach atEvans Cole redo university and later beekethell has defeated th Millard a faded was at easStanford, IS. chogan referee today. The first halt lien hr score ef S4 te es with e score of M te 11 da favor ef th J. F. K la wans of San Francisco, formerly Of a the University of Chicago, was aplocal. Won blag too and dtace tatted for the local. Bennett and Maody, the ferorard pointed field judge, and Meuney Pfeffer-kor- n of San Diego was mad head llnes-mafar the natters, played great ball. . Credit it . do C. Badger. also MILLARD ACADEMY. Th Centre squad held secret practice Plfl T. . today on the stadium field. BASKETBALL. Intercollegiate champion Pennsylvania University. National A. A. U. champions Kansas City A. C. National lnterscholastle champion ..... WINNER NEPHl OVER MILLARD FtVE ... 1 n. O. W, Wtghtman and Mr BASEBALL. Son Mr Cedar Rapids high achool. Zlnderstein Jessup. Giant York New World's champions Professional court tennis champion-ja- ck National league champions New York Boutar. BILLIARDS. Giant Worlds open court tennis champion World's 12.2 balkttn billiard champion American league eh am plena N e w York Jay 'Gould. Jake Schaefer, Jr. Yankees. ' National amateur court tennis chamNational amateur ll I balk! In billiard Internationa association champions pion Jay Gould. Louisville Colonels. champion Charles Heddon, Dowactoo, Mich Pacific Coast league Los Angeles. WRESTLING. Worlds home run champion Babe National champion Bob . homer Cannefax. Ruth, fifty-nin- e Professional, National league batting champion National pocket billiard champion ' World's heavyweight catch Rogers Hornsby, St. Lout Ralph Greenlsaf. American league batting champion champion Stanislaus Zbyasko of Po- land. Harry Heilman, Detroit. thrta-cuaM- BOXING 0 t POWER CANAL IN OPERATION. World's Profssslonsl Champion. 0 NIAGARA FALLS. Ont., Deo. 94. WaJack Dempsey. Heavyweight ter was turned Into the Chlppewa-Queen-eiLight heavyweight Georges Cartentler, bower canal of the Ontario hydroMiddleweight Johnny Wilson. electric commission at 4 o'clock this morn. Welterweight Jack Britton. Ing, . The department of power at the Lightweight Benny Leonard. Queenaton generating plant' will begin Featherweight Johnny Kiibane. next Wednesday. of the Representatives Bantamweight Johnny Buff. Canadian and American cities will atFlyweight Jimmy Wilde. tend the ceremonies that will mark the Amerleait Amateur Champions, Opening of the dominions greatest power class John Hamiji, Pittsplant. Construction work has been in progress on the power project sine burg cists George Daley, New AMY PROMOTIONS ANNOUNCED. Tork. class Dan Gartln, Philadeldo. 14. Five retired Washington. officers, on national guard phia. reglsr army class Ben Pontesu, New Officer and seven members of the reserve corps, were selected today York. class Charles Jenkisaen, Welterweight for nomination to by Secretary Weeks 1h th officers' re- Los Angeles. he brigadier general pedal to Th Tribes. Ntw Sam Lagonla, class LAYTON, Dee. ft. Layton poet No. serve corps- - Th reserve Officers named taken steps Included Colonel Thomwati Mullally, gen Fork. 27. American Legion, ha class Magnus Larsen, New toward forming an athletic club. The Francisco; Colonel George W. BSU. Iowa post has pilrqhaaed th old Laytons the- City, tows; Colonel William J. Mavo, York. , of Heavyweight else Gordon Munc f, ater building and plana to reconstruct It Rochester, Minn., and Colonel Frank th New York Bayonne, representing so as to use it for a gymnasium, meeting Chicago, A. C. , floor. hall and dance The post has decided to organise a NATIVE POLICEMEN GUIT basketball team.' Te date a number ef WASHINGTON. Dec. 14. Five hundred . -- -r TENNIS. candidates haVa signified their Intention native policemen at Calcutta recently sent of trying out for the squad, among them In their resignations after pledging at national singles champion WilMen's a aa Newell Bandera being auoh player nationalist meeting to brock no further liam T. Tliden. Newmati Reeves. Otis Adam, Joseph delay In cutting off our connections with International singles champion William Day. Clair Whitesides. Martin WlpgUL the government, acoording to a letter re- T. Tliden. William Adame, Clyde Bone, George Mor- ceived here today by S. N. Uhoea, repreMens national doubles ohamolonp Vingan, Edward Layton and Clarence Bone. sentative In thla country of the move- cent Richards and William Tliden. These lade have been practicing for ment for In India ' Women's national singles Champion the past few nights and are expected fd Of the 994.000 native troops in India, Mr. Franklin L Mallory. put , a btrong quint on th floor when he Asserted, thousands have hecrstly enWomens national doubles champions th poet tangle with th Davis county rolled In the National volume-r- e. Miss Mary Brown and Mrs L William high school team In th high school .atotosaasMMtoMaMAtoto Girls' national singles champion Mia next Saturday. MAY ABANDON MANEUVERS. Helen Wills. Th executive committee will purchase Womens national day court champ WASHINGTON. Dec. tL Joint man for euver basketball uniforms and sweater of the A tie rule and Pacific fleets, pton Mr. B. C. Col. members of tba team, Men's national clay court singles chamsehedflled tor February in Panama bay, Walter Ha yea. probably will be Abandoned In the Inter-e- et pion Men' national clay court doubles chamof economy. It was Indlpnted today Walter Hayes and Clifton B. Herd. af tb navy department Separate drill pion Men's International hard court chamwilt be held by the fiesta order having been issued fog th Attontle Unit to pro- pion William T. TUdeh. Women's international hard court sin ceed to Guantanamo bey on January 3. Special to Th Tribes, Orders to fire pacific fleet have not yet Eire champion Mile. Suaann Lenglen. POCATELLO. Mahe. pee. 9 -r- eeat-ID forefard. International Davis cup champion Mahe Talks high gone Wilhigh erhosl defsete th American team (TUden, Johnston, arkael taew here, laat sight with s aroie ef 14 Washburn). liams, te SJ. This gam merely a practice game, Indoor Mens national singles champion did aet ratet to h begs sctoSei. bet gle Frank D. Anderson. today received th af eaaaperleea a Mate Freea) Pop Benedtot th Deal fase a doubles chamIndoor Men's national of to of member here cardinals ee college hast f th ha Palls la the league. Ketded Vincent Richards and Edward by Cardinal VaanteiU. it dean, pion The fecit ID- - team p menus to he ef wtw Voahell. -- ath heal to th history ef the Sc beet. ctocv ets presented hi holiness with aa Women's national indoor singlas chamef lest year ague eta trying far from the college, in reply. Pop Benedlof addressed th additlaeal gee cardinal in pion Mrs. Franklin I. Mallory. th ms 1 thla year and Teleto to playing worts ebewlag ap. Women's national Indoor doubles cham sterial appropriate to- the season. ltf-pou- ljt, offl-Ce- re lit-pou- BUI-bi- pobt. -- gym-nartlu- L -- POCAtELLO HIGH BEATS IDAHO FALLS 1 aaa aa RotraFErOTi.tH Inn ad-dr- FOOTBALL. Amateur. 4 LAYTON LEGION TO HAVE BASKET FIVE Ray Kegerl breast Stroks R. K. Skelton, breast stroke R. D. Skelton, 220-ya- rd In the second series of games played at the Deseret gym among th teams in the Bankers' league, the Federal Reserve. Aahton-Jehkl- back 120-ya- rd J , Mens Indeer Champions, ysrda Wsrrsn Xealohs, Hui Ms kanl club. Norman Rosa, I. A. C. 400 yard 220 yards Norman Rosa, 1. A. C. 200 yards Norman Rosa, I. A. C. . La Strok ?, j. ' P Pinkston, OlypipUs elub, class Carl Benson, 8wedlsh-AmericEast No champion determined. Middle west Iowa. Athletic club. New York. South Centre college, class Jot Troyer, Redlands university. paeiflo coast California. class Robin Reed, Multnosoccer National champions Robins mah Amateur Athletic club, Portland. Dry dock. team. Ore. class J. J. Humerlch, Los ROWING. Angeles Athletic club. class R. J. Vis, Los Angeles Penn defeated Yale at Derby, Conn. Athletic club. Navy's crew defeated Penn at Annap1 elate Charles Johnson, olis. Swedish gymnasium, Boston, Mats Princeton defeated Navy and Harvard els Fred Meyer, Chicago at Princeton. Hebrew Institute, Chicago. Columbia won th Child cup from Penn Heavyweight class Fred Meyer, Chi- and Princeton on th Harlem. cago Hebraw institute. Princeton beat Cornell and Yale at I thee. defeated Syracuse at Annapolis. Navy TURF. Navy won th American Hanley nt champion colt Morvlch- - Philadelphia. Princeton defeated California at Princechampion Greylag. Best fillies Nancy Lee and Bit o' ton. Navy won th Poughkeepsie White. Yale defeated Harvard at Newregatta. London. bteepleehase champion Bweepment. Kentucky derby Won by Behave Yourself. BOWLING. English derby Won by Humorist. American Bowling Cengnes. Oaks Won by Nancy Lee. KentuckyOak Won by Love In IdleBritish Individual champion Fred Smith, D ness. 702 plna Audacious lowered Man o War'a Ameri- troll, Two-ma- n team Kalllsch and Bchleman, can mile record by of a second. Time, Rochester, N. T lilt plna. 1 S3 team Bander five, Toronto, Goaler lowered Man o War record for 2042 plna mil and furlong in 1:49 flat. an Two-year-o- ld Three-year-o- , ar. 5r 440-ya- rd MO-ya- rd high hurtles Bari Thomson, low hurdles Bari Thomson. hurdle Arnold Detch. Broad Jump R O. Oourdln. High Jump D. Y. Alberta. Hop. etep and Jump K. Oolst Pol vault E. Knourrk. Shot put Clarence Houser. ' Hammer throw Pat Rvan. weight Pat McDonald. Dlecua Gu Pop. Javelin Milton Angler. Decathlon Dan Shea. ' Pentathlon E, Oourdln, 440-ya- X 2-- 2. GOLF. amateur National champion Jest National open champion Jim Barnes. National woman champion Mia Marlon Hollln amatsur champion WUll British Hunter. British open champion Jock HutchiGuilford. son SWIMMING. ATHLETICS. INTER CO IJLEGIATE CHAMPIONS. ' , Team California university. "Traci. 100 yard M. Klrksey, Stanford. 20 yard A. Woodring, Syracuse. 440 yard O. O. Hendrlxon, California 880 K. Eby, Pennsylvania. yards On mile J. J. Connolly, Georgetown. R. C, Brown, Cornell. Two mile 120 hurdles E, J. Thomson, Dartmouth. 220 hurdle E. J. Thomsen, Dartmouth, HOCKEY. World champions Ottawa Senator. Winner of Stanley cup. United State amateur hockey ebam pious Clevelands. Field. Shot J. A. Bhelburn, Dartmouth. Outdoor Champion Hammer Dandrew, M. I. T. Mn' Pol vault Tie among Norria Callfor-W- ai o yards John Illinois Weismuller, Harwood, Harvard, and A. C. D. Brown, Ysle. 100 yards Paul Kealoha, Hawaii 920 yards John High jump Tie between London, Yale, Illinois WrismurreU and Muilcr, California. A C Broad Jump K. O. Gourdln, Harvard. 440 yards Ludy tAnger, Hui Nalu club. A. A, U. CHAMPIONS. SS yards Ludy Langer, Hut Nalu club. (Indoor ) One mile Result unavailable. run Frank Conway. Ten miles J.' W. Hall, Jr., Brooklyn run J. J. O'Brien. Y. M. C. A. run Bid Leslie. breast stroke Mlk McDerrun F. L. Murrey. mott. I. A. C. Two-mile run Max Bohland. breast Strok R. D. Skelton,' t . a rd 100-ya- rd 1000-ya- rd 000-ya- rd 440-ya- rd A t . International champion American polo foun which defeated England for the International challenge cup at Hur Ungham. POWER BOATING. Mlaa America II, owned by Gar Wdod of Detroit, won th world's championship and the Harmaworth trophy on Labor day. SKATING. Charles Jewtraw won th American amateur skating championship at Lh , Jlsctd. N. Y. Jos Moor won th International skat-in- g championship and Miss Gladys Robin son th women s title at Lake Placid. SKIING. O. Michel son, Berlin U, t ten ..Nountaiq Minnesota oil a C. Michigan . J, Mississippi. vlU Montana J. ' Mlanp- jaooway, JB. Ca R.' .U.M . . ,: rlt U, - Iron Pprmolaa o";-",,- ,,, JR Dickey, . 99-1- Mills, N. H., Won the international amateur akl Jumping t Lake Placid. N. T. till ...ii u BiMmfijl 1 (J. M, Lew. II dsroy, Winnipeg .,.,..,.21 Nshraaka O. L, Carter, Lincoln.. 11 Hu Kw Jsroey F. 8. Tomlin. GA- horn . Now York F, H. Hueeman, Roeh- - . MsnHoba-flsskatchsw- eo 29-1- North" DakottoL'p Wl 'Holland!' .Dovtli 09it4(MIH Ohio F. C. DIM. FrankU ..li' Oklahoma R. J, Wauen, McA- l- AUTO RACING '9 . eb 22 ' o 11 U Oregon J. A. Cook. Portland d. H .Taylor, Pitts- Pennsylvania 1094" burg u Beutk Carolina John paa Porte. . -..19 71" Rtdgway South Dakota A. M. Hoover, Aker- deoo i Tennessee R p, Duncan. Luy,,.!( 11: Texas Joa BpeijrhV Da.iia .T7 , . . ii Vtah- -p. J. liodinaey, Ult Lake i,,.,,,,t,..,,,.t,,,.Jf I, city Virginia B. L Moro, Riche "4. ..II W Wleoonsln C, C. k itched, kqw0' , kao .,92 Wyoming L. C. Booth, Eharidan.24 L, ft, -- aaaurod- ot th It - Now York Mari -- I club wcro a pretty penny, I lfualways hae heea MoGroWa theory to f needed star nsfr-rnt- t r b than to develop them, halo to me sound theory, aa seven pen Hla Qianto wan always toiesvy f Itac la New York until HmA c o th Yankees. Much ef th 14 y MeOraw reclaimed from th 1 beating them in th laat wrovi's Now, wtfh bia rival weakened by ha atr Jartial withdrawaj, kcOrodr spends h,vi. f 1 vary seldom foolishly, That It v 1 , eonttnuss th eld master of major V ehee , ,fa , M i. 1 S mansgera t 4 ,ti ,Hx Eaaball Sihtia RL:. Major league baseball la todged la the I throe of freasled finance, big as . j, between the Qignta and resec th tlv purchss of 0 Caanvd f Cavoney by thee clubs, would 1v " gored th spertirg worl five - r Th Federal league eet In fafclc i Bab Ruth wag bought front loo th sMumateo can talk' In sathmg 4 t t' than mrilten. Vary naturally th Impreaoten la oraated that th promotion of org"'ed to w load all th y Players are not to b endeta4 If to share this opinion. Now toere 2 Hornsby demanding of th tvrdln. e" three yaaiV contract at 12.2 a NO On knows how mush Kabo 9- Vi ssk fbr hla aerrieas next year.' Ke-h- wt for enls has naturofly boro t by hla California experience. L trig out a whttvr pvuon of ten w th coast for which he ia paid 2, week. Georg BMer of th Brown I 1 t' 1 1 1 : Harry Heilman of th Tigers receive quarter aa aqt. i pay. Ty Cobb get 91220 Week. a more that ia, salary j re planning a 2.ff0 Th Yankee plant; th Giant to remodel the 2 stadium to accommodate 20,000, of expense. Th high water merx M ,j ,, major league prospect ha touched w2 no In th case of OConnell- - It 4 inie Ruths and tb Hornsby then, that to sell their live as dearly aa possible, Baseball promotion, however. Is not V" gold min It appears on th surface. B 4 cembinatlona in th n eltios yield vast return. But apo a returns th pov, mately half of the ment appropriates. In th fat year t Inert! la no protection against th lean year. Owner who reap rich 1 be blamed can scarcely vest, then, throwing exeeo profit back Into It bualneaa to minimis tax oppreswoa. While a vero tax ta bring 11 profit above a certain pereen 2 .v enlarged major league clubs with v, rolls resulting from success! 4 sew- , their t soon as would Just strengthen aa turn v leaguoro major by purchasing money over to th government. On th same principle. Mg eorporetV e were handing out bonum to their t some time ago. When their pc ploy dropped to normal moot of the ban. . went by th board. Tb It will be so to baaobaH. profit tax goes out of existence inis II league December After major will be paying tor major toagua g d es out of their own money and What would be subject to1 h tion. They will be a bit with hug auma whan teat a pert U her again, and th price ef I wlH dnjp So th time has com for of the Whole elluetkm: end I -- e f Just meat provision must bo players a well a th owner ot i league club. r 1 rmr i rit -- Crrkdy le Grll 222-m- C".f h ; osso it 12-- Won ay point, y IT M4MI4 8 Indianapolis swoepstakeo Won by Tom Mlltyn. C il Vnloatown sweeps tskeo Won by Roscoo Barles. French Grand Prix Won by Jimmy 94 BERKELEY. Cat, Pro. Murphy at La Mans. Prance. and Bakerefteld hk to If slipped and Odd BIKE RACING. a gam bar u v to have OwuUed t- -. t y f race, New York, March . of C . Oscar anampioosnip by Egg and Peter Van featured by I even gam Hempen. 1 Blx-drace. New York, December 10 and --wuk toth t - u v a 4 ? t r f Brocoo And Ootillet won with 12fl Blx-de- 1: Broeks- -. 1 Jo Capablanca won th worlds eh championship from Dr. Emanuel Lasker of Germany, at Havana, Cuba. POLO. vlU Georgia Water Huff, M aeon-i-d ho J. A. Rood, Good rug . Ulnolo A. H. Amman, Paotoao , adlana R. H. Arvln. Indlanapelts.il i r; Iowa Fred Gilbert. Spirit Lake..,. II I , Sanaa C. D. Cooper, Topeka...., U Kentqcky-- C. 0. L qomptc, Uuifr,. vfll . ..I 937 , C Leo H. 8c hash, Marytond-DBaltimore II 99, Massachusetts A. B. Blbley, Boo- ,. 1 plant, 220-ya- CHESS. ;$ erag' ff - 190-ya- rd 120-y- Xaetsrn Canada Etuari Boa, Mon- croai ftorida Chariot Pcnfield, Jackacn- - la 220-ya- rd WUll L riagtea H, shot P. 7. McDonald, ril tending broad Jump W. L Rood. One-m- il walk R T. Ranter. huMlao Hdrotd Barron. Standing high Jump B. Ernes. ' Won tttlg last year. (Outdoor.) run Charles paddeqk. run Chart Paddock. run W, K. guveoaon. run A. Hslftrich, MU run Jot Ray. Five-m- il run R. B, Johnson. ld 1- -2 220-ya- rd quick-starti- walk if' if Bkn Throe-m- il n da w Th mad proposition Northwestern Rockne w men than double the amount he now receive from Notr Dam. Returning to South Bend. Roekne told his friends about M latest offer. Angus McDonald, vie president of th Southern Pneiflo railroad, and other Notr Dam graduate, quickly prominent got busy and it I understood that Notr Dam will tear up Its contract with Rockne and offer him a new on containing sufficient in ducement to bold him at South Rend. s pew 22 old and father et- - throe children. year Me played end on Notr Dam and began coaching socn aftOF receiving his diploma. A a coach ha Jumped to lam almost overnight. Under Rockne' direction, Notr Dam teams have consistently been ranked with tb to2 ,Ios?r0UBtrr' ha 'long modal tor opposing teams. Thla year Rookna introduced, n peculiar shift that has been the admiration of expert. ver ago Rock a s'aeon tract at Notr Dam and ton 'college expired tried to secure hla lervkea The 'latest oflee from Northwestern eclipsed all record fur foot ball coaching contract. Only (h other day Bo McMillan, famous Centre quarterback, accepted aa Offer calling for 222.000 in five-yeThis was an unusua proposition Mean of itg long-tim- e Feotbah stipulation. vary uncertain. Few are k about giving a coach a colleges I contract, long Is believed that no coach in th east tots more than 110,00 season. Of course, football doe ppt hold -csndla to baaehaU when R comas to th matter of salaries. John J. MoOraw, man-fai1" has just bought back Helnle,ofGroh of th Cincinnati Natl league club for 172.900, and Georg Mums, on of th flneet outfielder, end Gon. sales, a veteran catcher, thrown into the bargain. McOraw can well spar Gon. sales, and Burns appeared a hit indiffer. ent last season. The addition of Groh I bound to give the CHahts on ef the elsaaiesf ef Infields over assembled. Am, then, u must ho remembered, the 72,0ti O'Connell Is coming on a year later, The ouooeee ef th qianto fur 1J3 seems - ' M Up to Notre Dane. BANKERS BABKtTBALL LEAGUE. Standing of th Clubs, Won Loit. 2 9 Federal Reserve- - Lehi ql e. ar ' Watkins, rg won-from latte director. MMr. Rockne," declared th we want you at Northwestern.spakeamaa. W believe yu have don aa much aa anyone to put th west on the football map, and that Notre Dam ha been o successful that it ean now get along without you. W stand ready to offer you a three-yecontract with a minimum of I1L0C0, which can bo worked Cp elves to $10,000 a year, When you sign you will reoelv tMOO, Gentleman," replied Rockne, after re. covering his belaneo, 'fhl I a very flattering offer, but I am under contract to Notr Dame for two year more. Rockne was Informed Northwestern of. flclal would ut their influence with Notr Dam and if th South mod ! stftutlon would not release him. AMERICAN FORKERS BEAT BOXELDER FIVE Krokeh, rf Hurt, ig time-wor- naa EAST HIGH. Fd.O. Fr.T. Fl.O. If PETER P. CARNEY, . of th state shooting tournament' th professionals had a chance to bLdt in glory thla year. Their score aa a"1' nil did net com up to the amatouf,4 In the handicap events the wlnaers were4 mainly baoh of twenty yards, which (V n ioea( knocks spots Into the that a man ia beaten when he ehoo. Ten sheet -from beyond twenty yard era -yards, thirteen 'twenty from twenty --one, seven from twenty-twand two from twenty-threOa the fw-- 1 ward marks, two won from sixteen, oa from seventeen, three from eighteen four from ten. 4r Professional handloap winner of veri-9stakea with th elUeg from vwhlch . .di they hall, IWUow: Yda S", . Alabama C. Hunter, Mohil. 24, Arisooa H. Aughtry, Phoenix. .....II 24 i Arkaneae C. B. Wella Uttl Rook. 2 1 02 i Alberta C. A. Voixht, Calgary. ...91 M British Columbia o. K. bni, Vaa- - ( oeuver ,.,.9t 74 alifornla-NeveO. E. Holobqa, I Loa Anaete . ....................12 91 Colorado-NeMexleo W. M. Bow- - ' , man, Daaver ,..........,,,...,...91 99 Connecticut D. D. Oroaa Hartford. DelawaroL R. Beauchamp, Hare ' lh all ar 7 Totals Referee WrigM. r ' S -- 1 1- - f 4 A ' " |