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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SIWD AY MORNING, NOVEMBER 17, 1929. DELEGATES EXPECT FIREWORKS AS A. A U CONFAB OPENS RECOGNITION OF 124 RECORDS AWAIT ..... ILLIN I p W INffiSh CONSIDERATION AT ST. LOUIS MEET OVER MAROON Nine Athlete Ask for Re instatement to Ranks Indiana Gives of Organization.: Chance, to rTT.lr No. 18 All Aspirants ZuppkeV Futures Turn Trick, 20 to 6, Agahut Jay Lowly Chicagoans. der "Football for everybody" to ation for recognition of some 124 rec being carried into effect at the ords banc up In the last year, award University of Indiana, where 13 Intramural elevens have lag of 1930 tournament and passing been formed. Many varsity on applications of nine athletes for players are developed on these reinstatement are some of the matinterclass teams.. ters to come before the forty-firannual convention of the National tbs MEMORIAL STADIUM, Champaign, U., Nov. 18 OF). Wily Bob Zuppke dipped Into his bag of fu ture today, pulled out five backs who next season wtu replace tne rem nants of the champ ton ballcarriers, and Illinois gave Chicago a 20 to 0 beating, in front of 25,000 Dads' day celebrant. It was Olaf Robinson, a Junior full back playing his first season with the varsity, and who spends part of his time at a light heavyweight amateur boxer, wno gave toe biggest demon nt tratlon of what 1930 will run against in crashing a line, witn a little help zrora Fete halfback. Yanuskus, a sophomore and Frankie Walker. Robinson, in the An-Take second period, took the ball six time and battered his way from the middle at Latonia of the field over the Chicago roal line for Illinois' first touchdown. Hi st 1927-19- Amateur Athletic union which con venes here tomorrow. Sessions- will continue through Tuesday. Past meetings of the amateur body hare resulted In plenty of fireworks and this one is expected to be no exception. Proposals for several changs In the eode of the athletic union are to be acted npon. Charge of professionalism will be threshed out. And then there Is the matter of Charley Padlock of California, who will ask that Form " Players a mark he made nine years ago, of 103 seconds for HO yards, be accepted as the record for 100 meters, a disBeating tance slightly less than 110 yards. Getaway Day. Expert Paddock Will. Receive Becegnltioa. Among other world records to be La- NEW YORK. Nov. 1 HV-T- he passed on officials is the 1.4 seconds ton la racing season closed today mark of George 8impson of Ohio without giving the form players a dash. State for the to recover from the beating Daniel Ferris, secretary of the N. chance A. A. V.. here for the convention. they have taken all through the and with the track still deep said he thought Paddock's point well meeting In mad. This combination, which ha ana nut mat tajten request probably caused race followers plenty of grief would be granted. ' A flock of committees will get down at the Kentucky track, continued to the busine-- s of the meeting Sun- through the final big event, the $10,-0added Queen City handicap. amendments day night. Forty-tw- o The Warm stable's Try Too proved s, to the constitution, general the best of the m udders in the mile and athletic, rules have been pro- event for and came home posed and the legislation committee ahead of Blue Ash, from the Audley will report Its recommendations. stable, by a length and a half. The Among proposals are several to place Bellweaver stable's Bellsmith was additional safeguards around conduct third and Gallant Knight fourth. ' of amateur boxing. The athletes seeking reinstatement Held back in the early running. Try are Samuel - Kersuk, Baltimore; Too was given his head in the stretch forged ahead of Blue Oeorge Doerser, West Haven, Conn.; run and easily leader. Samuel Keller, Baltimore; Frederick Ash, the early The winner paid 913.70 In the 13 J. Hoffman. New Orleans; William Beckman, New Orleans; Donald B. mutuels. The race had a net value Proctor, Peter R. of 918.100 to the winner, $3000 to secPhiladelphia, Christensen, Brooklyn; August O. ond. 91000 to third and 9235 to Pager, Ashtabula, Ohio, and Leo Pur fourth.- - There were twelve starters, despite the deep mud. cell, Alameda, CaL At Arlington Downs in Texas, con Cities Seek Many ditions were somewhat better and National ToarnarMn'ts. the game of breaking records for the The onion has a flood of applica- new track continued. One track tions for the national championships mark was equaled and three new ones tournaments In 13 sports for 193a set in the first four races. The leadNew York and Chicago want the ing event, the 95000 Fort Worth track and field, indoor swimming, handicap over the mile and a quarter route, went to Lewis and Kemp's boxing and handball tournaments. Other cities after various events Tries with Jockey T. May up. Quick Return was second and Calf Roper are: Los Angeles, Miami, Fla.; r, Okla.; Kansas City, Wichita, third. May also set some sort of a Kan-- , New Orleans. Dallas, Texas; record for Arlington Downs by riding Omaha. Neb.; Baltimore. Atlantic three winners. He was astride Mix City. Cincinnati. Orand Rapids, Up In the third race and La Paloma in we sum, as wen as ncung inese. Mich, and St. Loula There are as district associations in the Aj A. 0, and 39 or them will be Results and Entries represented here. The convention will consider applications for creating wv tore new aisuict associBOWK BNTtUCS. ation. raea, 1100. maiden Don Watson, a delegates from Ha- eolta and nldlnta, aHt lurlonci Cupboard u lie, tie, diamine waii, is here to Invite the athletic SM US, Ola Man ,nori iiiella. Scot Star anion to hold it 1933 convention in M. ' W Dunlt IS. Brown Trap 11a, frea 114, Skootf Pool fit. Cheeeh Frnc Honolulu, 11 - Also Have Duties Stormy R, M. '' Many Types of Games Played by Feminine Athletes Presidents of the girls athletic associations of the three city and three suburban high schools. Top row, left to' right, Helen Hunter, L. D. S.; Deane Home, Granite; Nona Idecham, East. Bottom row, Edna Silver, West; Grace Nielson, Jordan, and Clara Morris of Murray high school. other ,r" (I y-y'-?' Little Santa Clara Outfit Pushes Over 137 Win Against Stanford. g" rd ...e .. Wolf Ml..., ...n Crane(C).. Peter....., 1 ...r rd ...Chicago ....... U11(0) Bunt .... Horwiti . ...... Cull .... Irober JerellJ ....... ... van Sta . , Mill moa . Vanuakui ... Bluhm ,..rl Schulli ..tt ., Tempi omciau: Refere Maaker flforthwetrai, Omplr Kotiht (Dartmouth), field Juflfo Morton (Mlchlran). Haa4 lineaman Huatoa (Pareona), Beor bjr period : S 0 Chlcaao tSO T Illlnoia .... Illlnoia Touchdown. Roblneoe) (tub lor Bchulla) . Yanuakua. Point after touchdown. Patera (aub for Mill) l (dropklcai), Chicago Touchdown, Van Mice. failed to raO WORKED OVER -I- utiles or a 1 LEWIS PRAISES T ' .T Activities Held Organized at All Salt Lake High Schools. 1 : PALMER AND Tee MEET ELTON ar BIG NEWCOMER the goal BASKETBALL Art Shires, slugging first baseman the Chicago White Sox, la now training to enter the ring. of BSSULTS. 1. 30 ROUNDS Big Triple Headline? BOUNDS Adrian Elton vs. Art Palmer tOS ANGELES SANTAQUIN 6 BOUNDS Eddie Bertagnole vs. Billy Rogers CHICAGO ROCK SPRINGS 6 BOUNDS Billy Snide vs. Jack Brady . DENVER- - GOOD PBEUMINAEIXS Remember 4 r Old-Time- By FRANK H. FRAWLEY. DENVER, Colo, Nov. IB Coaches and faculty representative of the Rocky Mountain conference will meet in Denver, December 6 and 7, for the annual schedule making on basketball, football, track and minor sports. Some of the conference sphools tentatively have arranged game for next year, but the bulk remains to be mapped out here, and there promises to be another session equally a stormy as that of last year In Salt Lake, where Montana State college wa able to get only three contest with rival R. M. O. football elevens At least one overture ha been made for an lntersectional game In football for 130. There is a possibility that Denver university may play the University of Southern California next fall Jeff Cravatb, now boss of the Pioneers, formerly was assistant to Howard .Jones at the Trojan school. Rocky Mountain teams did not engage in lntersectional play this year. The only team that made a trip outside conference territory wa Brig- ham Young, the Cougars going to Sacramento to take a neat drubbing from the California Aggies. Repeated suggestions of the press that conference members attempt to bring outside teams to Colorado or Utah have gone unheeded. D. U. did have a game tentatively arranged tot Denver with Southern Methodist, but after the deal had been virtually agreed upon the faculty of the Texas school turned thumbs down on the proposal. An entirely hew regime is in con trol at Denver university, however, and it is altogether likely that the Pioneers will try to bring in strong teams from outside the Rockies. Cravath has been making steady progress and may ultimately turn out a winner here. (HMDS Moat of Outfields in Ma jor Expected to Be ut V 30 By CEOBGE CHAD WICK. 1929. Salt Lake Tribune.) (Copyright NEW YORK. Nov. 18. Even as the big league teams make preparations aSwarm US. Trlckr Indian Chlet Colonel lie. Harm US. Dundan 11 . Prom-p- r this early for their spring training iaunts. the word gets around that 114, KlM'i Crtai 11. PoUtea US, By Grantland Rice They may not get a great deal of 111 just about every outfield in the but the girls attending the a R, U Oerrr and Vlenhel yield entry. American publicity, be will shaken up league Second race, 11400, tht Combat, west ana u u. a. mgn scnoois cast, 1930 for the of onaa season, 111. 1J0. all that Tttua fur except Sidney sioa, Any one who doubts Just how the in the city, and the Jordan, Murray Snowflake 101, Deattnr Bar 103, Pluckr the world champion Philadelphia Feather Races Plar lis. Topiirk 10J, OhJlbwa 10S. aCap- - Auiieucs. moves with the swing in golf and Granite prep institutions in the Angelino weight H. Hook Hack 10a, Haiti on all types suburban uio aktri 11). Port Sur IN. atad lit, carry district; From the present elevation it looks should study Glenna Collett A few W. Hard Santaquin Southin an organised manner. Bate liable entrj. like all but two of the American days ago I had the good luck to play of Asports canvass of the six schools reThird race, the W. p. Burch Memorial outrieids be will Dowaand hp league very strong handicap, 11600. veal that they all have girls' athpaw in Legion Topspot. Play 10S. Prlneeaa Tina 119. in 193a The two that do not appear with her over the f ine course at the letic Elao lift. CleanPetee organisations, with presidents, Wrack 11a, Ban or lit, so Ut, of women's national those are this and, Washof the promising part 104. iia. Balko Victorian lit, Baron Kins meetings where they hold Lai 1M, Martinique 111, aDonnar ington Senators and the Boston Red her swing was one of the most in- secretaries, .Young Italian Giant Gets Water dispute over schedules, and all other Art Palmer, Loa Angeles featherBUrerdal lot. Caklmo 10. aMowlce Box. tit. 111. Oun aorU lot. Bun Crratal 104, to characteristics of a sporting atmosrlar watch and Unless an outfielder becomes spav- - teresting feature weight, is biting off a huge piece nine lit. Compliments From v phere. was first hi the a Rancooaa atabla entrr. It noticeable, study. worm a inea alter p laying in senes, Monday night when he battles instido of at the the Just r. boys Fourth race, the Prince Oeett handlcal he is usually retained for another place, that on her back swing she tutions, the Adrian Elton of Santaquin in one of and up, on an 110.000, added, girls take their sports in the feature bouts at the mile ncoin collector 105. year. The Athletics will go into the come much higher upon her toe season, and organise teams not only weekly program offered by Promoter Karl Cite) lit, eAnnapoU 104, bBeau Wrack WW oatwe witn Al Simmons in left most golfers ever do. Which among the various gym classes, but than . 104. Bandr Pord 104, aPen Prld pedal to Th Triton. Al Auerbach under the auspices of 110. Donnar 1U. aOlan Wild lit, field, Mule Haas in center and Blng is another way of saying that her among the sophomore. Junior and NEW YORK. Aecordnlg to Ted Ukrcher XAfrlcan 10. bSiuibroora 101, Ortr Coat nauier m ngnt iieia. i ne Legion. utility out- heel comes much higher from the senior classes (In the" city schools the American d Xid Lewis, at one time the world's IIS. Inception lot, Ptlalua 115. xOr. will saw Elton In action against fielders be Palmer French and Sununa. 111, Nellie Cuatla lot. Sun Hatter 104. students and the ground. At this part of her foot ac- just the first-yechampion welterweight, the giant of Los Angeles last a J. P. Adama entrr. Tommy Fielding tion her left ankle is extremely loose seniors). Mack Needs Italian fighter.. Camera, is not a b Baiamore atabl entrr. one way are the girls' ath- week and realize Elton is fighting at flexible. Her left foot seems c W. J. Salmon and R. T. Wilton, Jr., In and only false alarm, but a real scrapper and ntnr. Brood. Toting to almost no weight as the top letics not on the same plane as those his best right now. Palmer is tackling one who in Ifahl tn mntf th. nrtn rao. tne Bhenangoan, nooo. in Elton. The Santaquin Connie Mack real ires he will need of carry the back svdng is reached. She of the boys. There is no interschool a clever boy and heavyweight title, barring accidents. Islam 111. and up, nut some shows 60 per cent Improve more one blood of these southpaw young 105. Lad 111. nevClear Bkr condition move Upaet ner Such has content is to competition. let weigni Lewis, who made a tour of Ausover his performance of the Bauer 10S. aCaeter Btockinta 101. days. He also knows that he will have from left to as the club head er existed, and probably never will. menttwo tralia and 8outh Africa during the Buddy aBobaahela 1M. Prince ta Tina 103, Mlt- - red-hseason. One of the main past opposition in 1930. The Yan is taken fromright Helen Hunter is L, D. There at left 105, Bun Beau Btroutna to Plarer president atep right. Lonlis, to returned his native past year, kees will come back with a team that is no tension. in the left side at this 8., Deane Home et Granite, Nona reasons is because he has learned to don recently and was at Albert Hall in. a AwDer Parm entry. use his right as well as his left. It can hit better than that of 1929. The I HOC clalmlnt. to witness the scrap between Jack Sixth race. point a mistake common and fatal Mecham at East, Edna Silver at West, be denied that Elton does and up, mil and tenti Yank outfield will be put together to so many thousands of golfers who Grace Nielson at Jordan and Clara cannot well Stanley, an and the Boat with his right Jabs, these 117, The Freahman 111, Lltht View by Bob Shawkey that upon mighty plans at Morris turnor are still Murray. think they pivoting 111. sour Math ill. Prince ir Attention 115. Italian Hercules. were being Outlined by Miller Hug' in turn playing an important part In Mole Hill lot. Vandal US. Clear Bkr 111 correct the in f way. ing his style 01 attaca, writing irom juonaon regarding B. Oolden Arrow 111. Judee Bart-- tt gins before he died. BOWLING the young Italian, Ted Lewis says: ohn ill. 114, xPlr Srtiad 111. Pair Beth lit. bouts on The release of Bob Meusel was part Does Not Pivot Body at The other two 111. Aurllle that from is Say, the card promise plenty of slugging 01 tne Muggins scneme.oi reorganyoungster Italy Waistline On Back Swing, Seventh rae. 1 1300. elalmlni. held Us weeklv when Eddie The leaaue Telephone Just an overgrown kid. When I say mile of team isation his Rock Blue ball from and and "Hug" Plat lit, .Nat Bertagnole on Baturdar nnht. IX vies of the Evena 111. Herbr Aihbr lot. Corpoeant 111. Mted like the mischief to let Meusel It is noticeable on this back swing session overgrown I mean that he is a young Volante Repairmen rolled hith slnile and also hlth Springs battles Billy Rogers of Chi111. Comic Artlat 111. Eon 107. turn her doesn't that body suddenly total when he crashed the maolea for a Ul cago and Billy Snide of Salt Lake mountain of flesh, and. from what I FeiUe 111. Mjwrlous 10. Bant Terr 111. go. The physical skill of Meosel has The Murray team won the odd tame have seen of him, he really can fight. xBhaata Ballr 101, Sonnr Oolden 111, not abated, but he is track sour in or pivot at the waist. This is ene count. from the Rlaht of War, holdtnf its lead by fights Jack Brady of Denver. 111. 110. most 100, fault Maln Toanna that Sheet have golfers many saw him beat Stanley so quick Reform 111, Valentine 111. Reaourcalul 108, New York and in the American of one came, four trams belnc "I martin Bertagnole. having in fact who seem to think tied for second position. Th Repairmen, fought here butalthough at the Albert Hall show that I was ;eierita 10J. xRot coniicienc 1UI. once, holds a warm league. He can. cover as much around or them, Traffic and Lont Lines won all their rimes follow are their clear: weather faat. letting weight track they and as of local have in hearts ' it the fistic fans iieia are in left and tied for second plape. The Plant spot might any piaver in the puttied thought odd tama from the P. B X. been an accident, but later I went xApprentlc allowance. United States. He should go well with the swing, who seem to think they won thePLANT. because he put up such a thrilling B. 9. X. are or in the right pivoting turning to the Alhambra theater, where the the Cincinnati Reds. battle with Leonard Smith last LATONIA BESIXTS. U711J (1674) Cook and Byrd are the kids who way. Like all good golfers. Miss Col- J . First race, puree I13O0. clalmlnt, all acea, manager had arranged for the Italspring. Smith outweighed Bertag157 154 Case ,14S Sullivan 137 13 of 119 lets toward mile a lett the left Watchon shut ,.1J4 hip a ian to merely show his bigness and lOevlnai. M.Bt. IJ SO and 1348. won: Chero- win nsnt lor place on the New Oreen . .155 14 14l!uueller . .14t 134 190 nole considerably, but certainly did with turn at the the right, coming 1930. team York not outclass him. is in the most Byrd Dummy .130 130 13013. S Rax .lit 150 137 strength. The boy. for he is merely keea Ridie 103 iTurki. 14.10 and M.St, arc- ' K,uoiel Khan 113 U. Colllnsi. 13. M, a boy yet, danced around the stage on young outfielder in base' the finish of the back swing. She rb'paon .171 lit 104R.Kehl ..144 13t 187 Rogers, who holds a decision over third Time, 33 4 . Shasta Love and Our promising ball. If his skill accelerates as it has a more pronounced turn at the Totals .5J SSI si Totals .534 54 5SJ Imey Oarf Inkle, will be a test for the In shadow boxing stunts and other Frailer also ran. Second race, purse 31300, clalmlnt. all should, in two years from now his finish than most good golfers have. CONSTRUCTION. TRArrce. Wyoming fighter. Rogers ha a dethings in such a manner as to leave ares, (1770) a of Hutue-nmile The (1444) fame will have spread far over the but it is hard to exaggerate a correct so doubt about his agility, etc. layed left that is dangerous. He ex... s 110 'Goodrich'. 11304. 14 01 and 1 li. l 1 3 movement and trouble. Into run The "I am not prone to brag about von; Mr Hobby lot Haines). 13 N and DaseDaii world. Uor'son .137 US too loll 13 15 170 pects to outbox Bertagnole as well -. 3 S3, aiond; Jeff O'Nfll lot Klevlns ), most H. is fault 14S areer main . 11 Oddie.lJS 117 that exagisa as outslug him. Yankees will golfers have Babe boxers and their doings, but In this 13 3S. third. Ruth. Miles . .171 145 17 Dummr IS. star Forward. 130 130 130 movements. Both Snide and Brady are slugThey case I must give the devil his dues Loud Speaker, Time. .14 147 14 Staten UfeUdee and Torktown also Combs, Cook and Byrd and if they rerate incorrect 199 154 It can i get action out or that assort exaggerate faults, not virtues. gers. Brady clearly demonstrated his and say that Camera looks like a ran. Third race, purs J1300. allowance, 57 .54 Totals SSI Totals .530 M0 54 ment no American league club is MUs Coilett Possesses knockout punch here two weeks ago one 10 (Russell), coming champion. I may be. misRIGHT OP WAT. MURRAT. when he knocked out Jerry Stone of St 4S. 13 43 and 13 93. won: Interior 111 In likely to get any action. Connie Mack (1731) (191) taken, like many others have been Smith). 15 7 and 13 13. second: Long Driving Ability. Primeval Olathe. Colo., in quick order. reallres that this group pt experiin trying to speculate on others' 100 Halnes. 13 IS. third Time, 1 61 vieaera .14 m 157. Wlne'sfr 1J4 140 153 At the first tee. driving against Laird Juddy LaSalle meets Johnny GoM Dummr chances, but in this one I feel cer- Rattle, Contender and Little Rumpus also enced and young players will be as 130 130 130 , . M 111 hard to beat as the former outfield a fairly stiff wind, the little roll over 111 137 13 mez, Filipino, in the main prelimiifaaie.i.r17 m i4jimitn tain that the young Italian will make ran. Fourth race, purse 31300, clalmlnt. 144 Bolt Cannon 154; soft autumn turf, the womena' cham..17 13 17 nary, while Young Stringham meet of the Yanks.' a name for himself in the ring. and up. one mile and Al 114 114 13. "Collins", pion drove close to 240 yards. Almost Totals $50 30 441 Tot sis 533 57 40 Dick Curtis in the first four-rou"It may sound funny to say that It 9 and Uncle Gets 14 04. won: Sharon 113 (C. Merer'. Chicago REPAIRMEN. ENGINEERS. not any golfer, Bobby excluding preliminary. Jakie Jacobson and Tia boy 6 feet 10 Inches tall and 35.14 and 4 00. aecond, Fire Undr 101 Good Outfield. (157) Ul Texas Griffin, colored,-mee- t in Jones, would have been well satisTime. 3:1J 1 S ger 1 (Haines), 13 14. third S 1 weighing 285 pounds can flit, about Tommr, r, Doltalr and Don T. also . .14 11 313 W KeM .151 140 13 the curtain-raise- r. Chicago is coming In with an out-- , fied with this drive. Bobby Jones Darter the ring like a kitten, but that is the tan. af retort .15 1T MO 135 '.! f''d tn,t can bat harder than any- could have driven further, but not Qniiui Fifth race, purs IIOOOO added, .141 173 Its Dummr way it looked to me. He has thick-is- h .130 130 130 one mile Trr Too lit (J. Smith'. thing that the White Box have by many yards. This is not intend- 3weeney .141 171 145,rh m'n .143 It 184 ankles and is a freak In appear13 10. 34.11 and 31J3. won: Blue Ash too cham-nion worked with for the last five vears ed to say that the American . ance, but lust the same his middle(Depremai, 13 34 and 12 tt. eecond: Bell .595 Ml 7 fotats .54 5 Ut 10 hit every drive lust that way. Total (Allen), 14 5. third. Time. and the Detroit outfield should be TEST BOARD. UUIQ LINES. weight sparring partner looked like Smith 54 Dark Entrr. Overboard. Bir Stuff. btter than it was In 1929. even if But this one drive she 1101) (111) proved what a little brother .of Jtmmv Wilrlo be Oallant Knirht, Star lassie. Btllr Chsmp. 1 could do. It was a drive, consider west r 11 1 1 Rar 41, side him. My advice is lor the white Alvin Kanshaw, Midsolra and Colonel Belt Hellmann is out . 170 431 lJi ran. also all to Its 11 the uieveiana outfield 1S5 13 conditions, up afarron average ing. Burnett rearranged ..79114 si hopes 'to be very careful how they Sitxh race, purs 31300. allowances, ell toward the end Dummr. 130 130 120 H. Kehl .153 134 140 of the 1929 season in in an open or amateur champion aaes. one mile Retort 114 (McCoy i. 2J 23, fool with this bird Camera" MISSOULA, Mont. Nov. 16 m. Peak, vtSS 17 ISO 14 14 154)-- OUIa J13.1t and 5 00, lis (J. 8mith. a way that produced better resulta ship. One concerted drive in the third pe34- and 13 4. second: Lord Braedelbane tt out is 53 and for Totals J0 another good batter. 831 Totals .559 53 51 Miss Coilett lets her left side re BOt'T SEEMS LIKELY. riod, featured by hard smashes by 113 (Gevtnii. (3 S4. third Time, 53. Nlcko, COMMERCIAL. BUILDING. The Cleveland team was ursred to main as free as possible through the and Devon also ran. Schwartz. Cougar fullback, and an JTom present indications Jack. Trnhoon (1730) tl34) Beventh race, purse J1300. ctatmlriC three- - take Smead but back is no meth3 Jolley, There other swing. evidently S ? pass in the final quars 13130 39 Jones . .115 114 151 Intercepted and up. one nv.le and seventy Dempsey, of the world, . .144 ter, produced two touchdowns for a E'.nen sixty 115 (C. Meyer', 19 30. thought the price asked was too od of letting the weight shift or drift Casey yardV will stase a Jackie v Nora . 97 136 144'Tslbot 131 IJ3 .135 5 14 and H OS. won: Beby Delhi 104 (Wsl. much and the White Sox got htm. naturally, on her back swing the Llv'rs'n .114 145 157 3 df m n ,175 117 17 13 to 0 Washington State college vicchampionship match at the lace', tip AS and 13 44. second: Bisck Then the St. Louis Browns could head of the club dips down a trifle Smith . .113 13 147 Southern 181 13 .! tory over Montana university here welterv. eight limit in Chicago next Thunder los (Deprema'. 4 to, third. Time. a are little and to below the horisontal line, which also Total .47 570 577s Total .41 545 14 today. Whisk Arrow. Orand Kln. Oreat improve 158 likely prin. Both Fields and McLamln Sport, Prssr Mac and Low Short also rau. make a trade to do so. Schulte and indicates wrist freedom, not and are.iavorable and hl ManTrsTrsre. good,- - but- the team wrist tofkm-o- r atiffnessv There ts CEMETERY A BALL PARK. FEATURES POLO. DCKE ADOPTS LACROSSE. offer of 60 000tolmpsey to Jimmy and $65.-0ahard-htttin- g wants to fielder dclrlPd about Ohio 8tate has three regulation right her pliability game An old Cemetery in Vera Cruz. Mex- to Jackie seems to satiify both. TACTOseTsoWsddinedbyT3uke keep to thetnaard3et bythe that is worth tt atclitmr-a- t pok-- f ieldsTinore- - horserafr j ico. used --ara buriariaWirfrrccr'TBtHH But ;ou never can tell.. university in the spring. league. i flexibility may be a better word. - pooai. to be made into a baseball park. 1 kick Ww Tort si, Rochester still-wate- w Pioneers Look for U. S. C. Battle as Move to Encourage Tilts. rd GARDENS GET nude for '30 Season. six-rou- nd Eddie Pree-Un- ar Bertagnole. Who Foiight ot Thrilling Battle With ' six-rou- Leonard th Smith? ld Another Great Show I 111 1 ra 1 in Keeping 1 i 1 . With der 1 IS! Brand-Ne- w - Hippodrome 1 Oar-Pu- -- . Policy Cougars Turn Back Grizzlies 1 ' 1 7 wonr-Ch- 1 No Advance In Prices r- lp 1 , 1 rear-oirt- Fields-Jimm- 7 -- .......,,.... Turf 6-- STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CaL. Nov. 18 W). Santa Clara, looked upon by the Stanford. Cardinals as a "third-strinJob, forced the football and regulars onto the gridiron today still smashed through to a 13 to 7 victory. The Stanford second string started the contest, but after Santa Clara had scored In the first six minutes of pass from Mettler play on a to Haakinson and Mettler had kicked goal, the Cardinal regulars were sent in. They at once marched deep into Santa Clara territory, only to be stopped in the shadow of the goal posts. In the third period, the Cardinals broke through for a touchdown with Fleishhacker s pass to Moneu, wno ran 16 yards for the score. Moffett added the extra point with a place-kic- k to tie the score at 7 all. A TOKYO EVENT. The Bronchos won the battle in the final quarter when, after having No fewer than 50,000 of the greatthree-yardriven to the Stanford d est athletes in Japan are in compeline, only to be stopped, they scored tition at the Meljl Shrine games, from the mark on another which are held annually in Tokyo. pass, this time from Mettler to across the goal line. Mettler SHIRES ENTERS RING. rd Inula Btelnmaii Cordon WIU...... Kawal TRIP POPKARDS rd 00 Injured 'byIn18Park Crash BRONCS cutiuumiiun w ins marca touuea 9i yards; better than five yean a triy Kooinson piungea over lor tne sec ond touchdown in the third period. alter -- jrrosiy peters, one or tne boys who passes on this season, had prepared the way. Peters intercepted a line and carpass on Illinois' ried the ball back to Chicago' Una He carried on with a pass to Robinson; which netted 30 yards more. Another pass to Walker put the ball on the two-yaline, and Robinson pounded his way through center tor tne score, m 100-ya- rd Yankees Sued A $540,000 damage suit has team at South Carolina are York Yankees baseball club by 18 persons who were Injured in the bleacher crash at the stadium on May 19. HlinoJa-oppo-ne- ' Session Exj 29 IN KENTUCKY - C At Denver Schedule Meet Dec. Institutions All Have Regular Organizations City, Suburban ' TRY TOO WINS ' ' S001 Girl Athletic Presidents 1 . in . " - air-tim- es. lt-d- is- ADRIAN ELTON Promoter, Al Auerbach Auspices American Legion . ' |