Show 'i I TUESDAY EVENING OCfOBERl6 1928 Tirirno FM U L : 111 JT " - B rTM T H m D STAlfDAED-EXAMINE- TT Tfc i iitt : T"trr —— — ' : 1! w I 1:Z — I t "V f " I - ' A eM oFA-TRtcviBor-xH- Direction "'V A TKSroe BSiKte FOPTTH MAM M&AS C'-GE- L Eyes That'? her man airman sweetheart Her ( 03Tva ' acc-cd:"- 5 - C Jf s-- i: the clouds r Chin firm i f- x v -- :V- - A paramount charleV Qicture WTWtiG BUT TO TVt: DfY'i Bill wr the SP0RT1IGHT mm II "T 1 1 -- ' 25 Harris Watkins 167 183 156 837 812 £65 2514 160 174 145 169 163 173 747 824 132 136 120 17 French — 480 12 — 141 187 COXTIXJEXTATj Mauer Summers Stevenson Edson 9 532 oil Thomas Martin Mattson Sarver O --- --- 495 465 452 490 533 SG4 2435 Clifton 209 183 155 159 156 178 190 195 189 193 JLGa--- 545 862 942 8i 6 !701 166 159 159 132 164 166 187 167 176 -- 780 355 11 & D CO Eastman Burnslde Cashmore Critchlowe 174 — 547 1 85 — 535 HI 4 — 512 213—662 508 173—519 443 516 194- - -- 492 117-20- 1 -183-1- TEXSnOT Trk 34 -- 843 2478 ANXIOUS TO CLOSE DEAL CUBS CHICAGO Oct 16 — (UP) — Rumors that the Chicago Cubs ire seeking to purchase Rogers Horns-b- y second baseman and manager of the Boston Braves gained persistency today f It was reported that all remaining to have the deal transacted is! for tho Braves to get a price for Hornsby William Wrigley chewing gum magnate and owner of an 80 per cent interest in the Cubsj is reported to be willing to pay more than $200000 Nothing in the way of direct communication can be ob t&'ined from Cub officials who re fuse to comment whatsoever on the rumors but it is know that William Veeck president of the4 Cubs was in Boston recently talking to Horns- R THRILLS ! SMStt MISIHTJ Tribune Inc Trademark Registered U S STANFORD By Grantland Bicje OF A I'OOTBALL home is le&s than a mile away from Burke's Ir Plymouth Pa Olcxy "The rouh &!nd ready life knows all about the Navy captain around the coal brj?akers of norths eastern Pennsylvania gave to Ed They dougjhed It up many a time when the Plymouth boys invaded die BUrke twenty-year-ol- d cap-tain of the Navy football team the Larksville And next to Olexy In stamina and the j'never say die' the Penn line will be another spirit that has bejen the greatest factor in not only jmaking him one neighbor ( f Burke John "Butch" of the great stars of Annapolis Utz who ipposed Eddy last year gridiron history but champion on the san e field Uta comes from light heavyweight boxer of the WIlkes-Barr- e where he developed Naval Academy as well Burke cannot be called aj product of the his brawn hustling sides of beef mines because it wjas not necessary in his father's butcher shop load- that he go to worjk driving mule3 ing the wagons that delivered the His father is a Jusunderground tice of the peace iri Larksville bor steaks anc chops to the suburban ough two miles j from Wilkes-Barr- e districts Bu-k-tiat developed such husPa and the Middies cap- kies as and Olexy tain had the benefit of a thorough When Njavy meets Penn this year grade and high sphool education ijans will certainly have to prepare him fori entrance to the gridiron a chance o see what kind of men Naval Academy In his vacation are reared) in the coal regions They days however ai?d after school 'didn't wokln the coal breakers hours BurkeJpaIea with Larksville these boyst but they certainly areboys less fortunatie who worked n't "softies'f even if they did go underground They were far from to high school and college being gentle 'playijnates and long before he was in hllgh school Eddie was obliged to figSit his own batDid You Know That— tles- -- No ' intercollegiate b oxing tournament will evter offer to Midshipman Burke the) type of opponis one ent he was oblige to face in his COLONEL ItUPPERT collectors greatest youth' in th'4 shadow of the breakof antique furniture and first ers and culn$ bancs of his home editions Jin the country town And he always came out Ljandis wore a' new' hat Judge on top I' to the third game of the slaughTOUGn SPOT ter and it" was an old one "Navy Bill Ingriam had almost by the tjme the game was over no kidding totally green material to work with Rockne when he first picked Burke for a didn't bwl out his boysv after tough spot ih thej Annapolis line that Wisconsin game told in 1926 Larksville ihigh school 1 aJ em the ieason would start with Tex Rickard had-t- o only a' pretense qf a grid team Navy g while he was a student there and take Matine in his eagerness to gej: into the Naval Central ark she made him go ten t mes and It made Academy prevented Burke from him sick Vanderbllt stiputaking a course In Wyoming Seminary at Kingston pa nearby He lated in its contract with Coldid not go out fof football when gate tha: ho blacks could play thai kept Vaughan a good he first became ai plebe because back atj home Rlerdan NYU of this lack of early training But he did feel at hme where the end wai $ fireman this sumWillia Garner's right other plebes Iwere throwing right mer name is Wayne Guy 'Rinehart and left hooks arid he wasn't in Some of the new backs to Annapolis a month) before he was ar Holman at Ohio watch showing the Anlnapolis boxing State Kfereis at Carnegie Tech coach how the slate pickers or Gilligan fat Harvard and Suther Pennsylvania' practiced the manly at Alabama Alexander at art of Said defense as Burke demonstrated it consistGeorgia (Tech Is another coach a wow as a player ed of a cyclonic offense Hit the who wasn't he is as a coach' he calls other fellow hardj and keep on his teajri un'Yellow Jackets" him was Burke's Th$t hitting less they're a championship crude but effective! boxing style outfit then they are a "Gol"One day duringj spring practice den Tohjado" in 1926 Bill Ingram wandered into V tho Annapolis gymmasium to look over the plebe boding class He BANS! ELECTRICITY arrived just m time to see Eddie Burke flatten an cjpponent with a FROM INITIATIONS one-tw- o punch Aid the opponent stayed flattened AUSTIN! Texas Oct " "The next day Ingram had Burke —The Tr£jvl3 county grand jury out in football toga Ho was then conduemnidi the use of electricity eighteen years old not tall but in any fori'in fraternity initiations stockily built and every inch of in a reporf jto District Judge J R him solid muscle and sinew In- - Hamilton after an investigalram took f pedal interest in' him tion into (today the death of Nolte and fashioned from the raw ma191 of Houston In a Delta terial a finished llinesman The Kappa Elpailon fraternity initiafollowing October Eddie Burked tion at Tejias university eeptember former breaker botf pals up In the oU heart of the anthracite district lcElr©! Hied after starting to learned through Ih© newsoauers crawl two pairs of bed that the squire's sort who had Krone springs thrbUgh from a house light charged to school when thej went into the wire In stunt iniwhich aj breaker —a school fcoy who proved tiates had pone throughmanybefore with his fists thajt he wasn't a withoutbarm A rheostat capable 'sissy'—the same Eiildie Burke was of reducing the maximum 110 volts a sensation on the gridiron current controlled it The grand NEW CAPTAIN " recommended that the proper jury "This year Burke is the cantaln authorities ban such forms of iniI of Bill Ingram's team -- He is still tiation a rough and ready fellow reflect No criminal charges were filed ing tne environment from which In connection with the case ho came But onljy on' the gridiron or in the rlngj Off tho field he is a modest youngster who alwjiys lefs the other fel low uo me taikinjg: answers politely but cUrtiy and gives the tart for a hike ovcrr the mountain or to DreaK tne bands of civilization and shove oft for the wide open spaces!-'Perhaps after his graduation nest spjlng Burke will choose to take a cofmmission fin ths Marine Corps andl shove off to some little island where the natives are rebellious and j need some one IS! to get rough' with ithem But for A dramatic story of a' Jazz the time being Midshipman Burke crazed kife will find opportun ty to loose liia combative spirit He must pilot Phyllis Haver and Victor his iliddies against such husky and S TT scrappy yoiingsteijs as himself wearing the colors f Pennsylvania Michigan and Princeton A I CAPTAIN " S i i-- -: j i ' self-defens- ' Coming Soon "STREET ANGELM " c ' V' v" '' : News c '4 FKCCUtTION : v v- : ' : r ' y jt- - IVUXUMAWCUMAN FOUND GUILTY OF KILLING GARDENER SALINA Kan Oct 16 — (AP) — William Bascue 22 was found guilty by a jury in Ellsworth today of first degree murder In connection with the slaying of Charles (Pansy) Allen 70 Ellsworth truck gardener ' September 21 Allen's body was found under a pile of sunflower stocks on his farm two days after he was killed Bascue was arrested and confessed Officers quoted him as saying he "just took a notion" to kill Allen In one of his five alleged confessions Bascue named a woman as the slayer but the others named himself WITH : REALISTIC STAGE EFFECTS PRICES Matinees 15c 35c loges 50c Evenings 35c 50c loges75c Shows 2:15 4:30 6:45 9 p m NO SUCH LUCK WIFE (to returning husband at seaside resort): Oh darling- I'm £o glad you've come We heard that some idiot had fallen over the cliff and I felt sure it was you— - Tilt-Bi- ts Starting Next Sunday it - 16--(- y t ': AP) -- fe aHai' I Mc-Elr- asr W n Gliicago9 Featuring Burke will be faice to face with another product olj the anthracite district on Octobeif 27 when the Navy meets Pcnii at Franklin Field Crouching tn the Red and Blue line will be jie 01eiy whose L liWcOili o Yitm AIT EGYPTIAN THEATRE klDI in the WEDNESDAY NIGHT party for this dance Arrange and have a Veal TIME! - i Sp eclal Notice!' Morning Matinees on "EingiEg" Fool" —Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday — at 11:00 a in Llidnight Special Shows Thursday Friday and Saturday 11:30 ' FRIDAY NIGHT Fall Reception and p m DANCING TILL 1 FOOL' KG A A AM THE DANCE CIVEN IN OR OF THE VISITING HONCOL- LEGE FOOTBALL TEAMS WHO WILL BE OUR HONORED GUESTS I - mm oy j i Story of Two P'ahtina Marines and a Girt 1tiUJV0ntm0u Eddie Gribbon U!a Lee Kenneth Harlan and a Big Cast ADDED FEATURES: Latest Fcx News "Animal" Comedy Gene Halliday at the Big Wurlitzer Thursday—Sally Phfppg and Charles Morton in t o ei TOMORROW Sr mgm J sotif-spoke- l UNIVERSITY Cailf Oct 16— (AP)-r-T- he raclfic coast association of college yell leaders decided here yesterday that something ought to be done to raise the standard of organized rooting at football games Delegates voiced their opposition to the continued use of acrobatics by cheer leaders and to the chanting of meaningless syllables by their followers The words "dignity" and "grace" were mentioned and while no definite action was taken tho representatives agreed that much could be done to elevate rooting to a higher plane merry-go-ridin- - ' "NONE BUT THE BRAVE" USE NEW METHODS Patent Office) i 'I j YELL LEADERS TO e -- AMERICAN' CAN CO Parry New IJ92S (Copyright Splendid scores were mide last night at the alleys of the Ogden Bowling club when the opening games of the 1928 eeasoii were p:ayed The Q U R and D team a new league member eufferfid defeat in three games yet put up a splendid battle Sarver was high man nith 213 662 for three for one game and games Scores: ' " WESSLER'S 3 — 173 94 158 Patterson 525 193 177 182 —552 Wing 143 121 161--4Wessler AGAIN TODAY — ROMANCE I i V a CDHEReb AUSRAioM cxiTi corcH A SUR-CIXLA- n Her child- Her soaring playmate daring fighting — zooming "ace" Where danger calls 1here youth follows Eyes in RoAieefe RecoRcf exreMDr OJER A GKeATSR PERlon OF " i j j - hood HOLD A TGAM Crb XT TOOCH"DO(JJNlS Calif Oct Il6 Senators aind the Seals of San Francisco unlim-bere- d their bigge6t bludgeons today for the sixth game of the Pacific roast league's championship series a game that may decide the 1928 pennant r h With three victories in the lUag by Q the Seals can romp off with the BULL O' THE WOODS pennant by snatching today's contest At the same time they will "Here what's the big Idea — assure themselves of sixty per cent chcuckin the! bricks down as fast of the $15000 bonus Sacramento as I bjring them up?" thus far has won two games "It's all right — the boss keeps ' O pessin' underneath" "Oh yes accidents will happen STEALING THEIR STUFF won't they?"! — Bulletin Sydney A novelist was chatting with his "By the way where publisher did you get the plot of your second THE novel?" asked the latter "I hear Jones let you in on the "From the film version of the ground flooriof his businj-3"- ' first" was the reply — Liverpool "Yes and then the botom fell cut of it" — Life Evening Express n ' p Marcus Enterprises ) clouds AmAfi6f SMACKED 20 TO J 7s i ' Shoulders square HEAD up toward the firm AfTR ACC Uni-verslt- SACRAMENTO — ' I GARY COOPER VICTOR CMGR' AiS - ''— (AP — Sacramento's Jf V ESIARlt§teRCfjER§ HICHARD ARBEN al COAST TEAMS IN SIXTH SERIES TILT 7Tt -- (CHAIRA B(DW j - —VI — I WITH - I I A - Tale on the basis of its surprisingly easy victory over Georgia rules a heavy favorite to turn back Brown which was troubled to inose out Dayton by a single touchlast Saturday down ' Dartmouth's defense already has been pierced by Norwich and Allegheny and Columbia hopes the Green's Jine will show no ImprovUnbeaten ement at- Hanover Pennsylvania meets Penn State 'which met defeat by Bucknell last State however points out (Week it hat the Nlttany Lions bowed to iBucknell last year but came on to defeat Pennsylvania Just the same ' The Intersectlonal slate is not so heavy as last week's but four outstanding games will see Syracuse 'meeting Nebraska at Lincoln Colgate traveling to Lansing to battle Michigan State Duke invading Annapolis to take on the discouraged Navy while Washington and Lee and West Virginia- adjourn to neu-jtrground at Charleston W Va to have their argument out Washington and Jefferson beaten by little Duquesrie takes on (another tartar in Carnegie Tech land Lafayette faces its first real After itt against Bucknell jtest y decisive defeat by New York Fordham sees little hope iof turning back Holy Cross at Worcester N Y U however meets (minor opposition in Rutgers1 (Georgetown should have little trouv ble with West Virginia Wesleyan the Washington Colle-!gia- n j although will find scoring harder than fit was against Susquehanna and Lebanon Valley Pitt still suffering from shock after West Virginia's triumph has a breathing spell against Allegheny i V jl ) BfliaiffWfliTWiJ one-tim- season" L j NOW SHOWING —'— ' 1 to vkstorv over '" ' E '""' TAT 7 n T f fd Princeton Athletes Get Plenty of Work Under Bill Roper 1 T&T (! ' 0GDE1T i LLIllUII By HERBERT W BARKER Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK Oct 16— (AP)— Bill Roper's on the rampage and e when the Philadelphia alderman is in that state ferocious Princeton football tigers curl up and "play dead"' Bill's plain disgusted with the way his Tigers behaved against Virginia's Cavaliers and he's tak ingr some drastic steps to locate the punch that was so sadly missing in last Saturday's scoreless draw First and foremost Roper ordered his squad to return to the huddle system of calling signal after' a two weeks' experiment with the old "vocal" method The Tigers had too much trouble hearing their quarterback call the nala so the huddle wilV be revived Bill s change didn't stop there lie plans to send Buck Pendergast to right end in place of Morrison Ilockenbury to right --tackle for Moore Levine to left guard for Bjies and Graham Jones irjto the nacKiieici ror Kequardt Against thin Saturday Jack Fan- Ihlgh sh awe 'Will be at fullback in place of the Injured Mike Miles and Dick Mestres is to fill the guard position left vacant by Joe CaTdwell who has been Injured bo se verely he will play no more foot ball this year Roper expects few difficulties with Lhigh but after the Tigers' showing against Vir- Rinia he probably fears that anything can happen The east will watch Princeton's rray with Lehigh with no more than half an eye There are too many first-ran- k games for any thing more than that The army gets its second "shot' at a major rival when the cadets travel to Boston to battle Harvard The Army was forced to reveal most of its bag of tricks to pull the Southern Methodist game out f the fire while Harvard has not been particularly extended tc down Springfield and North Carolina The Army game should prove how much ie beyond a doubt to be expected ofjust the Crimson this T'iS ---!- - - ' "vflII fi I if i III I- - ' f s - U'J ' 1 I " '- t WANT ADS !GET RESULTS! |