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THEXIE la something distressing In the pica end of the outstanding dog ture of aunforgettable man weeping That is pTWELVE teams 1 of the nation have ofwhy after all one should really ficially enrolled in the second anfeci a little sorry for Jack Sharnual Ogden derkey by scheduled for After Sharkey had- - landed a wild and Saturday left below Schmeling’s beltline last at summer he went to his dressing Sunday Huntsville E R ' boom and cried ‘ Alton manager “I’ll never be champion he of the mammoth kept repeating between sobs anAnd as he did you somehow program f felt nounced today disposed to agree with him Five other teams Haven’t the fates bee nunklnd to the man? may two-dacompete in the SHADOW-BOXIN- G cast his lot with the ‘QIIARKEY sNew York boxing commission and loyally stuck to them He was offered a bout with Camera in Chicago at a time when It would pack them in He refused putting Madison: Square Garden and the New York commission ahead of the Chicago offer As a reward he is left in the cold with only himself to box with that is if you except his verbal Jousts with Jack Dempsey Entirely outside the picture stands the Boston sailor In Justice to him he is a pretty fair fighter too from ' his ears down But from the ears up? Well he has managed to do the wrong thing consistently He turned his head to squawk and Dempsey knocked him out He had beaten Schmellng to a frazzle until that left went astray n the fourth round last summer His thinking apparatus has played him false again and again But he remains a pretty good fighter as heavyweights go these days And he sits on the sidelines longing for another chance Poor old Jack Mistakes and all can you help feeling a little sorry for him? You have as your heavyweight picture today the spectacle of a native bom con who has been booed nearly as often as he has been cheered a ponderous Italian who has founght nobody but setups and was beaten by one of them - and a German champion-by-foson is to fight the The native-bor- n German champion-by-foThe win-n- er is to fight the big bundle of beef from Italy - -J ? ul : ul ALP GETS IN FBEE QTRIBLING deserves a crack at the course despite not a few O title of have been most unsatisfights that factory Max is the champion foul or fair until the title is taken away from him in the ring But doesn’t the Portable Alp get in there pretty cheap? LABORATORY HELPS a great deal to SCIENCE has done in the last decade Our memories are not so short but football that we recall the le pants with a row of stiff fibrous reeds along the front over the leg muscles The danger of these reeds working loose and stabbing a man was always present The football trouser nowadays has a curved pliable shield that fits over the muscles In boxing too there is less danold-sty- ger of injury now that protectors which are practically foul -- proof have been perfected There are two such protectors on the market now and a man wearing one has to be hit by a locomotive to be rendered hors de combat Another help in football was brought about when the goal posts were moved to the rear of the end zone It never helped a gladiator to: charge headlong grid into these posts which were rather firmly planted in the earth But then of course it took no Sir Isaac Newton to figure that one out a ELECTRIC TI3IING a scheme GERMANY has adopted in track timing events Considering all the disputes that have arisen over accuracy in clocking it is a system that should be put into operation over here too America quick to take up starting blocks for the sprinters though therp is a quarrel now and then about their use The best of the track coaches tell you that there is no advantage in timing to the gained from the blocks but that they save the trouble of digging holes in the ground and make It more convenient for the sprinter says he wants HACK WILSON this year Babe gets twice as much for his year of home runs But then market prices have fallen off a bit since Babe signed contract so Hack probhis two-yeably figured he’d be lenient with Mr Wrigley Gus Sonnenberg Don George Jim McMillan and other wrestlers go In for batting in a big way — but the customers are the goats The way Jack Dempsey and Jack Sharkey have been carrying on you’d think they might have sent one another a red necktie for Christmas In Ike Dorgan’s story about Tex Rickard’s big promotions Ike relates that Tex’s big never were spoiled by rain fights’ But has been raining for the rest it - of the boys ever since Tex passed along " It Is hard to understand says O’Goofty how Max Schmellng ever got that fight with Stribling— without any experience as St rib’s -- has-bee- ar I i Strib used to hire pugs for chauffeurs and battle them fiercely for the edification of the When the paying clientele Strfblings hired a chauffeur they ’ were not so much interested in his driving as his diving Stanley Stasiak wrestler fell out of the ring in Connecticut the other a cement night his head striking floor The promoters were greatly relieved of course to find out that no damage had been sustained by -- the floor I r ' I ‘ i ' 1 7!j ' s a " ! Kimball Peterson Lee McCoy Jack Oliver Fred Printz Harry Kennedy Ray Charles Kennedy Delbert Groom Dean Hanna and Warren Cordingly Tud Kent veteran musher will not be able to compete J G Ball director of the association announced V today on his arrival from Ashton ' ' Practically all of the dog teams are now on the scene and are ready for the two-da- y inooialfd Prw Phet9 event Short workouts will prevail today and Friday Win Day Chicago Sam Trade’s team arrived this high school boy who won the Miami morning This colorful collection mid'Wlnt’er amateur golf tourney of dogs will represent Ashton in the continued hit sensational play In races at Ogden and Tahoe and also the Miami Biltmors Invitation meet Ashton PRINTZ HERE Fred Printz winner at Tahoe In 1929 and one of the ‘favorites at Ogden arrived Wednesday He reports his dogs are in fine trim Thula Geelan has also arrived and expects to give the men plenty of competition She will be the only feminine contestant in the two-da- y IN event Roy Stover Lee McCoy and Earl Kimball arrived early in the week and report snow conditions in Close Contests Featured Huntsville perfect for the races The start and finish of the Opening Round Three event will be on the main highway one block north of the HuntsTie At Scoring ville schoolhouse The teams will proceed east for a half mile at the MOUNT OGDEN “M” MEN start thence turn north and on BASKETBALL reaching Middle Fork they will turn west to the Eden highway At this Standing of the Teams point they will proceed south to the main highway and then turn east to Huntsville This route will be covered three times dally and will afford the spectators plenty of opportunity to watch the dogs perform With the exception of Ted Rex national professional ski champion and Halvor Hvalstad of Los Angeles all of the jumpers are now in LAST NIGnT’S RESULTS attendance for the ski classic 11 Twelfth 28’ Uintah Practically all of the Jumpers perNinth 12 Fourteenth 31 formed at Becker hill this afternoon in preparation for the championship Fifth 22 Eighteenth 12 event SCHEDULE JANUARY 28 PERFECT HILL WEBER GYM The ski hill is in perfect condition for the two-dHalUintah vs Ninth program vor Bjorngaard local professional Fourteenth vs Eighteenth announces Fifth vs Seventeenth Halvor Hvalstad Los Angeles representative wired that he jumped Opening games in the second half 201 feet on the new hill at Big Pines race of the Mount Ogden stake ‘ Tuesday He will be one of the elite were played last night Twelfth in' attendance at Ogden Fourteenth and Fifth ward machines Alf Engen world’s' recotd holder were victors but only after some will also be present Engen jumped nice competition today and believes that he will be in Twelfth won over Uintah- 23 to fine shape by Saturday He recently 11 and Fourteenth downed the suffered an ankle injury Ninth warders 31 to 12 In the £ Steffan Trogstad of Minneapolis other contest the Fifth ward nosed arrived Wednesday The eastern out the Eighteenth 22 to 12 professional has competed in big Schott Fernelius and Frandsen events In the middle west and re- each tied with 11 points for high ports that he is ready to bid for score honors Scores: records on the long hill in Ogden UINTAH canyon GTFP All details for the big classic were 2 Kendall f worked out today at a meeting of D X 1 Williams 2 0 the general committee in charge of Peek c 0 2 I the tournament Fernelius g 0 2 1 “Traffic problems will be In the E 1 1 Kendal 0 g hands of Sheriff Amasa Hammon 0 0 f Bybee and A E Wilfong chief of police said Mr Alton r today “We have Total? 3 10 5 11 made provision to handle the trafTWELFTH fic in nice style and these men have consented to have their men aid” GTFP 5 3 111 The dog races will get underway Schott' f 1 1 1 at 11 a m Saturday and Sunday Demming f 4 0 0 and the ski events will be booked Morrell c Reeves g 0 0 0 for 2 p m Mr Alton announces Kimball 5 3 0 g — f4 j s - ld - MOUNT OGDEN TEAMS COURT NE17 RAGE 25-m- ile : pi ' ( : £ " - a CCOTTY ALLAN’S fainous Alaskan Malemutes may Join the1 lengthy entry list in the Wasatch & derby associa- -' here Saturday and Sunday' officials of the Western America Winter-Sporttion announced today Miss Anna Perry of San Francisco is shown below with two of Allan's Alaskan team-wadriven last year by George ”Allan son of the famous' lMalemutesThe ' ' ' ’ j i-- 1 ’i mi ay 4 Hagen And GoldenTako Part Compeiitiori Is Promised ran - 9 series with the Bobcats The men likely to go are Captain Seth Parkinson Elton Wilcox Drysdale Delos Watkins and Frank Ricks forwards Carl Bellis-to- n and Vadal Childs centers' and Warren Allsop George Young Don Bennion and Gilbert Moesinger guards Included in the party in addition to the playersand Coach Dick Romney will be Trainer George Nelson Student Manager JNyles Christensen and Student Body President O W Buchanan They will leave Thurshome late day afternoon and return ' Sunday Romney’s opening lineup against will probably And Beithe Bobcats lis ton at A center Parkinson and either Wilcox or Drysdale forwards and Allsop and Bennion guards It seems improbable that George Young great defensive star will be able to play and that will mean of course that Bennion will be at guard in his place Watkins will not start either game but will remain on the bench with Romney for the first few minutes of each fray and then he will undoubtedly be sent in as soon as any ' man weakens or as soon as! the team shows a in spirit Coach Dick Romney expects to face a tough proposition at Bozeman The Cats with four defeats against them in their first four course be peaked for games will-orevenge It will be absolutely their last chance to remain in the race and consequently they can be expected to play the greatest basketball they are capable of The Aggies aren’t familiar with a large floor and this may work against them The Farmer players have j a lot of stamina however and if they can remember that they are on a large playing space they may not be seriously handicapped During the present practice week Coach Romney has been stressing offensive basketball He needs better shooting from his players-Thehaven’t been counting a proper percentage of shots He has also been working toward an improvement' in passing Men haven’t been coming in to meet the ball with sufficient speed and frequency and this has created too much dribbling This deficiency In offensive play will have to be corrected before the 1931 Ag1 4 r LOS Jan ANGELE3 j 22— (UP)— field a hand-pickamateurs and professionals oX ed peting the motion picture industries’ $4000 lopen golf tournament ' got under way at Fox Hills Country club today The feature of the match qualifying round brought together Walter H a g e n George! Von Elm and John Golden the letter two winners of first and second money me 83 com- J L - in i the - $25000 Agua C aliente tournament last week ‘r mm I On the large field 32 fori match play which begins tomorrow The finals f are scheduled for Sunday Jimmy Thompson! ' Colorado Springs professional turned In a card of 73 one over par-tlead the list of 25 professionals! who qualified for the tournament yesterday George! Shaw Los Angeles also shot a 73 to! lead the 10 qualifying amateurs on Tuesday Fifty-throther players were exempt! from qualifying Gene Sarazen wis a late en? ‘ 4 will-qualif- y ee let-do- wn try Other threesomes which teed off today included Leo Diegel MacDonald Smith and Danny Sangster Fred Morrison Joe Kirkwood and Craig Wood Tony Manero Johnny Rodgers and Clarence Clark Horton Smith A1 Esplnosal and Mortle Dutra jWiffy Cox Olinj Dutra and Roland MacKenzie f FOURTH 17ARD - v i - ' 1930 Teamof Seth Parkinson' expected to do some real scoring against Montana Parkinson is always carefully guarded and he seldom gets away for an easy shot He is at his best however when he is pressed and last year he ‘scored sensationally in the big court at Bozeman Wilcox frosh star seems to be getting a return to his former basket shooting H ' : ' f i - CHICAGO Jan 22 (AP)— Reports Sox would trade Third Baseman Willie Karam to the Cleveland Indians for First Base-ma- n Lew Fonseca American league batting ’ champion ' in 1929 grew to- that the White - IN EASY EVENT - 1 SHOWS YOUTH UNUSUAL FORM GOLF PLAY IN y -- O jji jiu-M77- lp 1 Win Day of Chicago Is PETE 'McCOY ONCE TIIOUGHT let fly with all he FIND OUT JUST i nOW livan on : the chin WELL JOHN L COULD TAKE IT was but a Welter back on' his" heels Reaches Team StandlngbA Bracket No Z Won Lost Pet Fourth 5 0 1003 North Ogden 3 1 750 2 2 ' 1500 Eighth i Seventh1 4 200 Eden 0 4 000 w a - -- - ’ I I j W Couch c - semi-finals-- - The Fourth ward “M” men last night walloped the Seventh ward in the new North Junior High school by a score of 42 to 30 The Fourth ward showed their superiority from the beginning by taking the lead and from the : first whistle kept about a ten point lead1 1 U Foley and Champion for the winners were outstanding forwards with seven field ' goals each' These two ' men are the! leading scorers of the stake L Foley has 33 field goals and Champion 25 in the five games played this year Score: FOURTH WARD G T F‘P L Foleyj rf 7 4 15 ir W Champion If 7 3 0 14 IL Hansen rf 1 0 0 2 HE’D 1 -- - - had caught Suland although he he sent Sullivan 5emi-final- s staggered TvfCOY the old welter-goo- d With a roar Sullivan came chargMIAMI Fla Jan 22— (AP)— Win FETER was i enough to ing like a wild bull:- McCoy quick- Day Chicago schoolboy who will be 18‘ next month takes his golf seriously enough to make a substantial championship bid in almost anybody’s tournament but he says it's wrong to tell the other fellow how to play the game t He made a few observations on golf before meeting Jack Ryerson Cooperstown N Y- today in the the Glenn Curtiss amateur trophy tournament Lee Cha$e of Buffalo N Yv was paired against- Jack Vilaf Chicago in the ls match other Day yesterday defeated Major M R Smith Kansas City Mo 3 and 1 fight a stirring battle with the old ly jumped out of the ring and-raRyerson - whipped A P Lawton Jack and twice with while the crowd roared in amuseDempsey Providence R I 6 and 5 while La Blanche in the ’middle ment over Sullivan's discomfiture George Chase downed G 'C Kirkland Mi ’80’s And when no local “champ” ami 3 and 2 and Vilaf eliminated could be found John L Sullivan was A coincidence: McCoy one of SulKen Berry Miami 8 and 7 exhibition sparring with livan's traveling show in the '80’s “I have a great liking for the wont to ordo Jack took his life over losing: a decision McCoy Dempsey : related “but when I game” Day on often had And Jack Dempsey the Nonpareil McCoy speculated say iX don't believe ih giving adhard a wallop the Great John John’s other attraction’ died of a vice I mean it And too although how L could weather One night when broken heart after losing the midI like to win championships and Bob Fitzsimmons they were boxing he decided to find dleweight title to bemore to win a don’t lot I hope ' ' 1889 out an He last 'At in he got opening lieve winning is the most important 4 ise OGDEN STAKE-- ‘ j mn A'TTKTni r sw r : MEW’ TRADE ’ J - i 1s ’ v - " l— gies are as good as the “Wonder - 14 TILT IN DIG s Scotty - SEEKS MONEY: s ” UIZARD UTAH El-wo- od A £ 7' i 50-m- ile classic i ' i — r LOGAN Jan 22—Eleven Utah Aggie players will make the trip to Bozeman Mont this week-en- d where the Aggies are scheduled Xor two-ga- V fi - y ' f S s ? v f ” 2 Gomp etes In Coa3t Malemiites May Compete In DerJyy Eleven Aggies To Make Trip Yoijng Suffers Torn Muscle r Stover Roy Thula Geelan Earl lt : v’ v The teams officially enrolled are as follows: ' ‘ y 4 IN TOO GAMES ' 1' ' ’ i 1031 Ff - 2 21 5 0 0 0 O 1 3 2 4 llancock c of v i f o? 1 li 1 Foley ig Totals1 18 13 Tg 42 SEVENTH WARD Bk®irg t day : The release by the White Sox of ’Bud” Clancy ' first baseman ' ‘ G9 T0 F p to Jersey City regular P Stone rf of the International J Thomas rf league stirred up the report The 3 3 2 a White Sox are left with no regular R Nelsoh If 0 0 0:0 at the bag except possibly Johnny H Ward c 0 2 Watwood who alternated between Furnlss rg 0 0 0 0 first and the outfield last year Thomas! Iff 0 0 0 0 Kaxnm was purchased by : the Forshs rff 0 0 0 0 White Sox' from San Francisco of Hales Ig 1 0 0 2 the Pacific coast league in 1923 Xor cash and players reported to amount Totals 3 2 33 to $100000 or more Last season Referee Hilton Timpire Ririe was benched some oX the time he Hales g 0 2 1 ’1 for reasons never explained It was game”- - understood at the close of the sea- part of the control over nerves calm G 11 o 10 Day’s Totals 28 son was Chicag on the market : that he and strokes alike has won the NINTH praise of older members of the win ter links caravan His tee shots GTFP show the results of years of practice 0 0 0 f : CHICAGO Jan 22 — (AP) —Two Porter f and his chip shots reach the pin OF 1 2 1 were a with of deadlocked for first McDonald c 0 players accuracy high degree ' ' ’ Ten days ago Win withstood the 1 3 0 place today in the world’s cham- Farr g a strain to of match win 0 I 1 billiard tour- Wooley g MONTREAL’ jam 22J — (AP) — pionship ' CHICAGO Jan 22 (AP)— A near Basketball Just Missed Be- Veteran 7'To ' Perform In capacity nament 0 0 0 Fernelius X Successful in their first round the Miami crowd of 18000 championship ' As a result of their victories yes- Gibbs X is expected to pay $55000 spectators 0 0 0 matches the strong Contingent of from Chase to watch ! Matches Boxball Tiltlen-Named With ing his other trophies is the a pair of boxing champions in terday Alien Hall and Arthur Among acfrom the United States who Cookplayers Thumblad the northern sectional Totals t 5 7 212 are competing in the Canadian intion against dangerous foes at the county boy’s championship Announces Nation Inventor Over FOURTEENTH champion have a record of two tridoor tennis : championships meet which he won in 1930 He won the Chicago stadium tomorrow night west suburban junior tourney at his - KANSAS CITY Jan 22 (AP)— ! Jack “Kid” Berg world’s Junior umphs and no defeats Otto Reiselt in the second stronger GTFP McLEMORE opposition HENRY By of Philadelphia idle yesterday has Holbrook X 2 0 0 4 and third rounds today Of the six home club two years in a row welterweight champion wih defend chrisBasketball missed NEW YORK Jan 22: (UP)— A his crown being just won one and lost one — rr M 2 2 6 outstanding players from below the Goldie Hess against Kapp X tened “box ball” few more this1 months- and business freckle-face- d 5 chin Johnny Layton of Sedalia Mo Fernelius c from U border George Lott of Chicago the :i ’pounder Dr James H Naismith 43 years of turning professional may outrank California in one attraction while 1the defending champion who has Saunders g Coach 3 7 defending champion apparently' has was task with the cf the ago chafing dish tho pogo stick the the other Eat Eattaliao ruler in been resting since his setback on Lewis g 1 ’1 3 the easiest schedule ' charged of to a mah indoor winter sport evolving Jong set and’the backgammon the featherweights meets ’ O’ 0 0 In the second round 'Lott faces D Monday night at the hands of Frank Lindstrom f Eddie On footas athletes the board between most America’s occupy S Scoville of Buffalo the eastern distinguish- -- Shea Chicago Italian in an overP Hatch of Montreal and if sucball and baseball seasons ed alj-ti3: v fad : ? ? r titleholder will get back into action Totals 13 13 5 31 cessful he goes oh to a third round weight match with no title Involved with football He tried indoor In the months Both space short 22 LAFAYETTE the Ind tonight against fights are ten round affairs Jan Charles Winner of a clash (AP) neither runs nor tackling but gave both gclf and tennis have seen match the crippled against their Stadium E Jordan of Los Angeles western ticket officials today said C- G Plimptin of Boston — Purdue’S basketball team defendEIGHTEENTH between In No and No 2 stags disappear from sales it up ‘Another idea cue king Jordan suffered from a have passed the 17COO already - heavenswho yesterday upset Marcel Raln-vil- le er of the Big Ten championship the brain’ of Naismithgerminated amateurGTFP the was First it lame shoulder for a few days and Neuteboom X The mark wound up their an had 0 2 0 0 fighters It Davis Canadian important casualty today cup player was the’ coach himself He asked the Janitor ‘at the George Von Elm then Bobby Jones training activities yesterday was granted an extension of time 2 6 4 Nielsen X and R Evans of Harvard Bill school Mass then Tilden and only jester training 1 1 0 Ward Lambert was remov- Springfield Denkers : with which he was then connected day Francis-T Berkeley Bell Dallas Tex star edCoach Hunter to treat1 a 0 0 for Lafayette hospital - J ‘ McGregor g faces Alien vMcMartln of Montreal to to boxes the a of Hunter's to decision TBden’s couple bring HOUSE TRADED join ment of a mastoid infection He will gymnasium' 0 3 2 DeSilva g : in the second round with professional troupe under the direcPresiSEATTLE e Wins Jan be ten confined for there at least were Dr Jack Wright of meeting tion of Promoter Jack Curley came dent Bill Klepper The custodian replied there InSeattle cf jthe two or weeks his 3 13 6 12 veteran Canadian Totals days physician ho boxes available but that he could as a surprise formless than Davis cup play- said week dians announced today he had tradv v FIFTH er in his second match furnish peach baskets These were ago IIunter cn independently ed Pitcher Andy House to PortHe turned the team already de- placed cads of the fire wealthy newspaper rutlicher at GTFP opposite 'open- land for Joe Cascsrella also a fcurl-- er X feated twice starts its three in 1 in : ly 0 0 2 court basketball is idaai pretha :v’ LOS ANGELES Jan 22 — '(AP) — G Reynolds :lt whom he cent on to the EvAl-m'o- re : n X title defense over to Glen Ilarme-so1 2 0 2 Coaches Near the biblical allotment r of sumed that the veteran New RoEd Don George former University of Ritchie Orioles in exchange fer “£tuf-fy- “ freshman and basketball coach 11 4 4 3 c three score and: ten and professor chelle star deserted the Simon-pur- e a second baseman Stewart Michigan athlete wrestling in his Frandsen star team of undefeated last 1 A Univer5 2 3 year’s at education the of ranks out cf friendship fer Tilden Reynolds g physical To first bout since he won claim to the — 44 0 2 0 0 Simpson g sity of Kansas the ’stalwart inventor Ila intimated that such was the case " heavyweight title here last night Oxman 0 0 0 0 CAGE RESULTS of basketball 13 telling of the evo- in the opening paragraph' cf his defeated Henri De Glane of France Bair X X 1 0 0 2 Mound lution of the game- at 11:40 p m statement which read: t CinCAGO Jan 22 (AP)— “Navy in one fall when De Glane was unBill” Ingram reports a bull market each Friday over radio station “It is a source of much pleasure (By The Associated Press) able to continue because of frac9 11 4 22 among football coaches Totals to me to make the announcement 'Army 43 Eucknell 21 KXBC in Kansas City 1930 tured shoulder Referee— Watson Umpire— Bram-wel- L The new University of California Dr Naismith has closely followed that have joined Bill Tilden in Pittsburg 25 Camorie Tech 23 - The opening was fast and furious came to coach head Ohio Wesleyan S3 Denison 31 basketball from Chicago development and has had his new enterprise My- - tennis caGeorge winning' the fall in 21 minthe quiet of 'Jeffersonville lndy tb NEW " YORK Jan 22— (UP)— a hand in Its improvement In his- reer during Wooster 53 Kent State £5 M several the years past utes 7 seconds with a body hook a rest from the labor of opening John Berly of Rochester - was the broadcasts devoted partly td an- has been so closely linked 'with Bill Wittenberg 42 Center 21 " ' get and half Nelson De Glane was unSUSPENDED telegrams and letters and answer- mest effective pitclisr in the Inter- swerirtg questions he picks flaws in that In continuing with him I hardly Heidelberg 34 Ashland £3' able to answer the second gong and LOS DIVER ANGELES 22— Jan (AP)— brain child and pre- feel that' am ’miking any chan' Illinois Bradley 35 Eureka 14 long distance telephone calls national league last season kccord lost the match by default Farid Simaika national A A U ing from applicants for the job' as his ing to the official figures released scribes remedies South Dakota Wesleyan Cl at all” Joe Malcewicz and Fred Meyers high : 17 — per44 assistant diving platform champion —4-today wrestled one hour to a draw in the r DU7IE 23 Omaha university 13 NOTIIE 18 THAN “I’ve reached one or two definite won MORE Midland TTNS forming under the colors of the HolTIIYE games and register- club has been sus- conclusions" he saicL “either this edBerly Athletic 29 St Mary’s (Colli the lywood in officiated who 22 California an runs rORTLAlTD referee The Ore c£ 243 CAP)— Jan earned average Myers from New York fought pended by the Pacific Southwest California job 'is the most attractive per f 23 cf g ball' foot Ted game l’crt’ar't game heavy wiht Thye the veteran Utica Panther to even Amateur Athletic union San Jose State 25 Ccllege of Papending one in -the country or else there is Roy Buckalrw cf Montreal ‘ led 1S23 which ended in a l3 to 13 tie defeated Howard Canton me A’eb terms but neither the Jewish boy further 18 of vast a cific 110 of eter out in two of on that the three investigation cif ampunt the Iowa basis of charges penalti unemployment games yards stepped league City nor the veteran was able to get a he coaches-eithe- r match-herstunts for won the now fourth money cr the among fall3 Middies a 13 accepted in last Heidelberg 21 Ashland 29 in ’wrestling diving and lest with against the fall as part of a motion picture i night ' victories ' and quarter but alone impending” Bradley 25 Eureka 14 - 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NO TURKEY GAME? Penn State college football team will not play a Thanksgiving day game in 1931 — and it’s the first time v il4 i TELLS HUNTER READY CAGE SPORT 40-ho- le m 10 - on m on : Lott Favored In Canadian Gassic 31 ‘ I : - Nfe-fre- three-cushi- ' : v ! Billiard Stars In Deadlock semi-fina- - nine-ihnin- - ’ - Navy-Frincst- or-n- ia) cn -- o r A four-defeat- s ' - 'jf U |