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"I - I V' 1 ' I ' st t 77mffsi - :gib i owl 4' ( 11 L A f 110"114 Oil Magnate' Steve---HamaMay Acquire Panther Leopard Series Famous Club Concludes City I 6' Lew Wentz Oklahoma Multimillionaire Dick ers With Breadon L - t e' te ST LOUIS Mo Nov 13 (t37)— Ownership of the world champion St Louis Cardinals—Dizzy and Daffy Dean and all—appeared tonight likely to pass soon from Sam Breadon Owner of 77 per cent control since 1920 to Lew H Wentz multimillion- sire Oklahoma oil man who was al most broke in 1911 on going to Ponca City from Pittsburgh Matter et Hours Breadon who saw his club win five National league pennants and three world series in 14 years admitted to the United Press that nego'tiations between him and Wentz were in progress but he emphasized that the deal had not been Consummated He indicated however thatim agrement appeared only a matter of hiaurs Wentz came here quietly by prisate plane late last week His long Interest in baseball—he used to coach it at Pittsburgh Pa high—led to recurrence of rumors that he was here for anything but a plain plane ride Both major league club contacts de hied a sale was in prospect such Today the- rumor attained grown-uproportions that Breadon finally admitted that a deal was in that It was recalled the making some weelu ago Breadon made no se cret of the fact 'he would sell "if the is right" He declined to say what that price was It appears however that whatever Wentz's buying market is may be Breadon's selling market as the deal unquestionably - p k i is "hot4 -- Ready for Return Tussle ‘q Panthers Retain Outside Chance of Capturing City Loop Title Rival C Teams Clash d Panther A team 1ll ers d East The i tieliere l -- e — Horses Killed Jockey Injured Is' 0)e : vs Midvale Second Midvale First U East Midvale Granite ye Sandy sm?Irk Crescent ye Butler Sandy Union Sandy Second bye Third November 26—Sandy va Midvale Second Midvale First i Granite East Midvale vs Candy First Crescent vs Sandi Th Aril But- let vs Union Draper bye December Second Se Midvale First Draper vs Granite Last Midvale va Crescent bandy First vs Sandy Third Union vs Midvale &mond Butler bye December 6—Sandy Second vs E ast Mid-VaDraper vs Midvale First Granite vs Creecent Union vs tiondy First butler va laidvale Second Sandy Third bye Second vs Granite Ceeember andy 'Midvale First vs Sutler East Midvale va eleven school Union Sandy First vs Midvale Second offensiVe Draper vs Sandy Third Crescent' bye vs December Second Sandy Butler vs Last Midvale Union vs will Midvale First Sandy Third es Midvale Sec vs the cod Crescent Draper Granite bye December VI—Bandy Second vs Crescent of Granite vs Butler Midvale First vs Sandy First Sandy Third vs east Midvale Union Few if prived Coach Buys of the services of any change is Griper Midvale Second bye vs Sande December 10—Saridy Second Hogarth Barton He is a heady lead- Third Union vs Granite Midvale First vs in the lineup that has -and a good man on end Crescent Midvale Second vs east Midvale of the games of the regular achedMilan Gledhill and Melvin Chris- Draper vs Butler Sandy First bye December 27—Sandy Second vs Butler tile will start the itensen juniors Draper vs Sandy First Sandy Third vs The line built around Eugene Lit-- 1 Midvale First Granite vs Midvale Second1 Peterson fullt'halves and Eldred Crescent vs Union east bye th e k possi-lbaccenter-wilewood a None of these men January 3—Union vs Sandy Serer& Sandy Third vs Granite Butler vs Sande bilitles will include 'Lawrence Davis ticularly fast but they all follow First Crescent vs Midvale Second Draper Ramea east Midvale Midvale First bye and Eugene Lewis guarchr Don interference well and an hard runSeeena Bait Schedule tackles: With Duffin scaling 142 ners and Jack Wayne Ogden vs Second Sandy 7—Draper January backs will average 156 pourkda 34idvale First ve Midvale Second Granite Peterson and Forest Anderson vs East Midvale Crescent vs Sandy Fingal Reserve material will be no scriAlthough the line will Bandy Third vs Butler Union bye pmbaioly1 cpus problem for the Wildcat coach January 10Midvale Second ve Draper be outweighed several east Midvale vs Midvale First Sandy Find man by the Jordan forward wall them" he has had about 50 recruits some vs Granite Butler vs Crescent Union vs ' Sandy Third Sandy Second bye opposing backs will find it toughJwith considerable experience Little The guards are the ing out all season January 14—Midvale Second vs Sandy to deal with Second Granite vs Micivele First Sande for First vs East Midvale Sanely Third va1 lightest men on the line Davis weigh- will be lost by substituting Crescent Union ve Butler Droner pye ins Only 142 pounds and Lewis 155'that reason few if any of the January it—Midvale Find vs Sandy the regular season however will play the entire game Granite vs Draper Crescent sm East During The squad follows: Midvale Sandy Third vs Sandy First Mid- very few yards have been made over wt vale Second vs Union Butler bye lads Davis has the faculty of riga these Sonh III January 2I—East Midvale vs Sandy See-en- d (Teu'n and ball V"'Er:ui lb 1St Midvale First vs Draper Crescent vs breaking through downing Jun 147 Granite Sandy First vs Union Midvale carriers behind the line and playsimine bums gb Jun Second vs Butler Sandy Third bye Rae Waters a sppph lig a of 0101211 157 game t John rollley g slashing type January 24—Granite vs Sandy Second Butler vs Midvale First Union vs East 11! Ramsay and Ogden tip the Midvale Midvale Second vs Sandy First at 160 and166 pounds Is s Ligha g Jun Sandy Third vs Draper Srescent bye 150 respectivekylitusene Vadprageird'as — Snob January 28—Sandy First vs Sandy See-en- and are rugged end 1611 Sem Fast Midvale vs Butier Midvale First 111 withItoos The ends go Ogden CI Union Midvale Second ea Sandy Third slong Jun experienced 131 Jun at center present a bul-- i TZEIni8Ientiot:ii 4 - : Draper vs Crescent Granite bye Littlewood 110 Sen January 3I—Crescent vs Sandy Second 171 $en Butler vs Granite Sandy Third vs Micmac wark of strength on both offense and 1Lion feterocnt i en Ogden Firm East Midvale vs Sandy Third Dra- defense The wing men are tall and 11:11 per vs Union Midvale Second bye Jent!!ttelestood let:: is Peterson t rangy See-enFebruary 4—Bandr Third vs Sandy d 142 Duffle' qb Ben Granite vs Union Crescent vs Mid- - adept at 'snagging passespatticularlyliu ISS Jun vale First East Midvale vs Midvale SecThe line totals 1106 pounds an av--- nirdelhPrel:eterson9:n11: 1: : WI Sen ond Butler vs Draper Sandy First bye ilam517 I ton Jun vs February Sandy Second erage of 158 pounds per man which1124'n 110 Jun : Sandy First vs Draper Midvale First vs is fairly heavy for a high school (or- - Itnytleknli00liznetentab: ISO Stn Sandy Third Midvale Secmsd vs Granite ward wall: 1s7 IWarne Peterson e : Sen Umen vs Crescent East &Comae bye Ifs Jun ' Milo Duffin playing his third year 1IcrlisysinociehttrlinAean"" February II—Sandy Second vs Union 150 Jun vs Granite 100 Sandy Third Sandy FirststVa Atioerson Sen 31itler Midvale Second vs Crescent East on the squad was shifted to the sig- forest 151 Jun ' nal calling blitivele via Draper Midvale First bre position when injuries 10 Jun November 22—Draper Wildcats Seek Triumph Over Tough Jordan Crew RICHFIELD—Highly elated over winning the Southern conference football title by defeating the Wasatch academy Wildcats here Saturday the Richfield high tactics started working Monday on defensive and which they hope bring them a victory over the Salt Lake Univerdistrict charapions Jordan when they meet in sity Utah stadium f Saturda7 runs t at are par Ule ny pounds endsthe work strength and starters soalesT:rZUs 4 :ick t : 74 i ' ' t rol -' ' 11 lik ely ALAN GOULD Associated Press Sports Editor t NEW YONK Nov 13 A)—Recordi breaking track 'stars led- - by Blasi&4 ( Ben Eastman and Tiger Bill Bon‘ 1 thron dominate the list of nominations mad to far in the conteat for ktio memorial the James E Sullivan '''k0711w :k :''''' ': medal awarded annually by the NI' ' i t '''''::":7') tional Amateur Athletic union to the country's outstanding amateur performer s e ":iie Twenty-seveathletes have bad V ''''':""I 7 their names suggested so far In the I" ':' 4 1' 1kkir el i preliminary poll conducted by the A A U to determine the leading candi:: ' dates upon whom a nationwide vote ' : 'kee :'' )frNii will be taken The list includes three '1 ' wcgmen Virginia Van Wie three-timk 1 ' nc c!kiTik ‘K'' i national golf champion and Kathi '' ' 1 :' i erine Rawls and Lenore Eight swimi ming stars i' !1 By oports the candidates are dia- r yt' '' c-tributed as follows: Track and field :7:::''w- t ' i 13 'to golf 4 swimming 4 athletes 3 football 2 TenH - ' i ::: college i 1 Rivals Will Tangle Early in March Says Hamburg Mogul ' "' i4:k K : ' le - oii:::t e4 -- (::::''" livan Award Contest :1 4 41 i Eastman Bill Bonthron Head Field in Sul- : s 4 : !: 4 4 I r 44 '''?' ''1''' n s s - Bucky Harris (above) Tuesday contract to signed a one-yemanage the Washington Senators replacing Joe Cronin who will manage the Boston Red Sox this season al " : e 114- s::' k ' '''''li '4 ' - - !: c: - y-1A0- '4 ' 4 A 1: i' :' -e- i ' i 1 voll:v l''''' : i :i : "'4 '1--4 ::: ' -- : 4 t ' irt"! " - tv ' :I Although the college gridiron 5 w Ray Steele talented heavyweight grappler returns to Salt Lake Ira Dern local mat ace Friday night for a second bout with He defeated Dern here in September He is shown above left applying pressure to a leg split Invasion of Steele Holds Keen Interest Dern Seeks Revenge on Formidable Foe NewcomerTckles Clever Wagner Keen interest attends the coming invasion of Salt Lake City by Ray Steele husky and talented grappler wh3 will oppose Ira Dern Friday night in McCullough's arena One of the nation's best Steele took Dern into camp in a sensational C match here in September and hopes to make it two in a row at the Salt DOWNS wHiTmAN 264 sea- son is at its height Captain Francis (Pug) Lund Minnesota's halfback is the only football star of the current campaign to be nominated Another on the list is George Henry Sauer Nebreska's -- city I Lailtreyesinexsppelennseditdhisscwhaepeek fullback who finished his college football career in 1931 Golf is well represented with W Lawson Little holder of botBritish and American- ornateur vchampionships apparently certain to be among the "finalists" in the voting but the only tennis player on the list so far is Bryan tBitsy) Grant Atlantan who has a reputation as a giant killed Among the numeroug track and field stars it appears Bonthron may run another close race for the award Last year the Princeton university miler finial-leonly a single vote behind Glenn Cunningham of Kenna The final tally was 611 to 610 This year Eastman as the result of a sensational comeback has caught the and appears to have an populareye er edge-evall rivals based on the and preliminary reports Eastman Bonthron not only have compiled marvelous competitive records but they come highly recommended for their sportsmanship and influence on athletics The list of nomination' according to Daniel J Ferris secretary-treasure- r of the A A U 'probably will be cut down to five or six for the final and decisive ballot by the Sul liven tribunal Formerly a Hat of 10 has been submitted This will be decided at the annual A A U convention In Miami December 7 to 0 and the final vote taken by cry 1 has other on the subject and expects to 'turn the tables witha vengeance The WALLA WALLA Wash Nov 13110c91 pride has been toppling 'em right and left since Steele's visit and (UP)—College of Idaho remained un- he he can take big Ray is defeated in Northwest conference into atm fident camp competition Monday by swamping Al George Michigan giant is a the Missionaries of Whitman college newcomer to the parts and he 26 to 0 in a homecoming football seems certain to have his hands full onArranged alphabetically the nominations contest fila follow: John Anderson of New York Jack Wagner eastern matman Olympia diecus champion Willism N PonWhitman restated the Coyotes stub- with who has won the favor of Salt Lake thron of New York track record holder Glenn Cunningham of Kiting' mile record bornly during the first half which in recent weeks holder Clarence Center of ended with Idaho leading 6 to 0 but City fans will merethon veteran Benjamin B YaLman of tussles Both thetse heavyweight of the advantage San Francisco weight and expert- 6e holder of live middle disof two bouts best out tine trock record: Errant Grant Jr of enc broke down the Missionaries' three falls Atlanta tennis Glenn Hardin of Loulelans defenses in the second half hurdling record holder: Harry Hinkel Henry Jones of Provo and Wildcat State of New walker: Charles champion The Coyotes scored in the second Yorltic McCann of Texas welterweights Ten track chain- period on a 20oyard pass from Thomp- have been rematched in a time limit Mon 1ht of PittsburghVit national Lawson women' swimmin cr champion son to Hayman followed by which promises the sensation- Little of Steinfor British and American touchdown slash off affair holder "'relict" Lund of golf al pyrotechnic Jones pro- amateur always Minnesota al halfback: Roger tackle vides of Richmond Leverton of trig Idaho received the kickoff at openstar: Jack Medics of Seattle naHanBill and Christensen Sherm tional men" swimming champion Johnny ing of the third period and marched son local heavies will mix it the Morriss of LOUllignetjtate former high hurfrom its 32 to the goal line where dling champion )talph Metcalfe of Mar- on limit bout other the time pror quette national sprint champion: Roger Thompson Jucked the ball over Peacock of Washington D 0 golfett Rath gram kicked goal wonnin'a 'rine Rawls of Miami In the same period Gill 'climaxed swimming star Ronald Seinor of Carleton collet (Minn) college athlete a march from midfield by bucking Georg" Henry Sauer of Nebraska Louts- ideas one-ho- Hob-bier'- s Hob-bie- through down In the center for the third touch- Brought Wash ington World Title in Man Who '21 Back Again WASHINGTON Nov Bucky Harris signed a 13 one-yea- (1112)— r con- tract today to manage the Washing ton Senators replacing Joe Cronin wha was sold to the Boston Red Sox Harris who managed the Senators and led them to a pennant end world championship a decade ago left here to take the managership of the Detroit Tigers Subsequently he went to the Red Sox but Warte leased at the end of last season Sold for Record Price Clark Griffith president of the Senators sold Cronin a few weeks ago for what was reported to be the high-les- t price ever paid for a baseball player—something close to 3200000 In exchange the Senators got Lyn Lary Boston shortstop "I am well satbdied with Harris" "Ho did splendid Griffith said job when he was here before We will build up the team for next sea- son" Griffith already has announced he ready to use part of the money be received for Cronin to purchase players The Senators bogged down into second division last year as a result of a series of injuries The year previous they won the American league pennant but were defeated in the world series by the New York Giants Harris was a second baseman—a boy just out of the Pennsylvania coal mines—when Griffith first entrusted the managership of the Senators to him Aided by the pitching of Walter Johnson Harris led the Senators to a the first year he was manapennant ger Not So Good Later He had indifferent success in De trait and Boston particularly the latter city where a fortune was spent on baseball players in an attempt to bring a pennant to the Red Sox Ha Mil conferred with Griffith two weeks ago and announced he was anxious to return to the Senators because his home is here Rahhis will be a bench manager and Buddy Myer fullback Jerk Torrance of will continue to play second base for tana state world champion shotputter: the Senators unlessh he is shifted elseWirt Thompson of Yale pole vaulter Alhert van de Weehe of Newark hack stroke swimwhere by winter trades is Go to 'Coast van)" champion former holder Midwest Poloists Play on Coast Utica Grappler tion to tak tournament part Christmas week for which Rogers bu Downs Russian agreed to furnish trophies in a RIEGULARS RETURN FRANCISCO Nov 13 (UP)— With Eddie King regular tight halfback and Roscoe Shaw regular guard returning to practice this week after being on the sidelines with injuries the University of San Francia:o Dons hope to shake off their "slump" of the past week in time for the Loyola game at Loa Angeles Coach "Spud" Lewis will Sunday endeavor to smooth out passing and line work in the remaining four days of practice A!iFRANCiSCO Nov 13 HAMBURG Nov IS Germany (UP)—Max Schmeling former world heavyweight champion and Steve llamas of the United Statea current outstanding contender were matched bout to today for a return be staged "somewhere in Germane early in March Walter Rothenburg the Hamburg pmmoter who staged the recent r Schmtling-WalteNeusel fight an nounced that Hernia and his man ager Charlie Harvey bad accepted terms after more than two months of negotiations Compromise Reached He explained that for a time the negotiations seemed headed for failure because Harvey's guarantee were much too high for cut rent conditions in Germany "but like genuine sportsmen llamas arid Han vey finally compromised on terms I am not at liberty to divulge the terms which they accepted by cable to- Vcnike of Pennayiof world indoor mile record Virginia Van Wie of CiliCSICO women's nitional golf champion Part Wilmyer of Maryland college ath- let" and Cherie& Yates of Atlanta national intercollegiate golf chempion ming Cben Webfoots After Uclans Capitailze Fully on Breaks MORAGA Marys lost Cal Nov 13 (117)—St to U C L A yesterday the Bruins took advantage Trojan Victory because of friary poesible "break" ill the Coach "Site Madigan of the MOINE Ore Nov (UP)— Same ' Although hebelAnxious to return the compliment of Gaels said today were in somewhat U S C hurt year when the Tro ioves the Gaels a of southern game in the slump 26-jams soundly trounced them Madigan said he believed they would University of Oregon scrimmag liley their top game against Santa stiffly today agairust Trojan week The Webfoots also worked hard on Clara this pass defenie which weakness CADDIFS' SIKIIVIOtt LOW ofl cad4111 aL 111e new jolt course at Nanclearly shown in closing minutes k!no Ching 'nee be hired for I soots a the Oregon State game Saturday round or 10 ren1a is der 13 Parsons Drill for Vital Clash With Weber Crew 1 lf I Because of Schmeling's impressive comeback victory over Neusel German fans are confident that the Black Chian of the Rhine will turn the tables on llamas who gave Schmeling one of beatings of his career in Philadelphia last January Hams recent victory over Art Lasky at New York makes the match doubly attractive Site of VA bout is uncertain because of the huge crowd expecteJ more than 25000 Rothenburg said he would stage it in any large German city that would assist in erect- - ing a large temporary hall None of the existing halls in Germany will accommodate 25000 fans The largest is at Frankfort an Maine 15000 and the next is the Berlin Sports Palace which holds 12000 Der Max Elated Bothenburg telephoned news of the match to Schmeling at the former estate near champLon's Schmeling expressed elation and eonfidence that he would beat the New Jersey battler this time Rothenburg plans to advertise the the matth as one thot will &tern-141challenger for Maxie Baer's heavyweight title He rates llamas the outstanding contender because of his victories over Schrneling and Lasky and Schmeling next because of his triumph over Nouse t Berlin Fencers Reach Finals in Meet Th finals of the men's handicap fencing tournament which got under way a week ago will be held Wednesday at g p m in the Deseret gym Four fencers Bill and Fred Judson A Tanchuck and Art Christina will compete for the handicap title which last season was captured by Lorenz9 Romney The Judson brothers are handicapped at 4 and Tanchuk and Chris- tine will compete at plus three Leland Chase well known in local fencing circles will be director of the bouts and Judges will assist him in the final duel An Invitation is extended to the public to witness the bouts s Terrain-Crack- Track Record SAN mAnta Cal Nov 13 (R)— With Governor Merriam the guest of honor Terrain ridden by Jockey George Burns won the fifth race of a mile and 70 yards at the Bay Meadows track today by the record Urns of 1:40 Fairystreet was second and List° the favorite third sec The time bettered by ond the trick record established yes terday by Frank Ormont and was s of second ef the within world record 8 one-fift- h two-fifth- FIGHTS THIS WEEK : 0 tiP)--- - Joe Makewitz 210 Uttca N Nr4 de Ivan Mannagoff 210 Russia two out of three falls in a wrestling match here tonight A full ne1J011 gave the Utica wrestler the first fall in 20 minutes Man-'wowon the second with a body slam in one minute and Malcswitz body slammed right back to take the third in one minute - day" 111033 Bottornley May fourth period McReynolds recovered a fumble for Idaho on the Tidwell passed to HayWhitman 13 SACRAMENTO Cal Nov 13 OM— man who was stopped on the line Geisell scored the touchdown Jim Bottom ley veteran major league and Gill passed to Hayman for the first baseman will be sought to bolster the 1935 edition of the Sacrafinal point mento baseball team Earl McNeely president of the So lon said tonight as he left for the midwinter meeting of the Pacific Coast league at Los Angelo' McNeely said the Cincinnati Reds of which Bottom ley is i member owe the Solons two players in the deal ft4' CLAREMORE Okla:Nov 23 (W)— in which Alex Kampourts was sent to The Oklahoma Military academy the majors to play secolitt base He said he might ask Cincinnati to "war horses" are going to California to try to bolster a boast of Will Rog release Bottomley instead of two playera that be "hu an Oklahoma polo ers If auccessful McNeely indicated team that can best the stuffing out of he would make the veteran first baseman a playing manager for Sacrathe west coast's best" Lieutenant Sam Houston III grand- mento son of the famous Texas and coach at Oklahoma Military academy here said today he had accepted an invita- SAN To Senators as Benc 1 1Ianager niso 1 OF Iiarris Returns - !17-- gaiLl Scrap Will Draw 25000 Teuton Fans ''- ti " :4 r : a lab AWARD POLL " ? Pro Gridders on Pacific Coast Go on Strike No Pay No Play er'77: :::i1 1 " ::f 01 :go New Nat Boss Ben i I ' it st " On 'Iron) Act led by the - ! ) Put Sale of the club It was understood scintillating Don Greenberg alert South laat week 131 would involve also the acquisition of tac 12e defeeted In Hi I tlilliet PillYed game of Cardinals' extensive "farm"110 the mason in City league competition Ity ARCH WARD which Branch Rickey vice president and business manager created intojha Uniii had a 'aide dil in Yard Salt LakkTribuneChicago Tribune captialized Service) the greatest institution of its kind inigained but on two "Isteskafi ilid won the twill CHICAGO Nov 13—Profess1onal organized baseball history nemonatratad power game Weathers Depression football Is having financial difficul171sVatin—g-t-hWentz left Pittsburgh 23 years 'MI to O in a nonconference idi pleyed ties in California and probably will not be continued At the start of the striking west and ultimately oil !tyro Deng the following years he bought wisely' The rival C teams offer direct con season the players signed contracts At onei time his personal fortune in- trasta in ayetems of attack The Leop- whereby the winning contestants creased at the rate of 850000 a day ards are deliberate cautious but would receive $75 and the losers $25 Now the promoters say they and became one of the most impor- deadly effective West has potential each tant oil fortunes in the country Re power but for the most part the can't pay it and are giving the playweathered the depression soundly Panther C eleven playa "spotty" ball ers a percentage of the receipt& The and now wants to buy a ball club At times however the boys click in average compensation ix about $21 Breadon did likewise with automo- sensational fashion and if they are and the athletes are rebelling biles and the Cardinals but apparent- at their best Wednesday the favored Colonel Jacob Ruppert owner of has found the "right price" East team will be in lot rough sledly ' the Yankees and the club's business In ding The Cardinalswon peonants The game will be played at 3 manage Ed Barrow have been va1928 1928 1930 1931 and 1934 turning P at French Lick Ind the first and the last two into world B elevens will take the field cationing A fund is being raised in Blatt series triumphs as well at 3 p In Thursday at West in the more to erect a bust of Sabo second game of the series East has a t shiftier backfield but the Panthers Ruth who made his start there Cyprus Davis Sophomore have a slightly stronger line and a Three members of the Denver unifought game is forecast eleven are married Elevens Clash Thursday hard The A game will be played Friday versity at 2:30 p m on the East field John Heydler regards his arrangeMAGNA —Coach Matt Brodement of the major-mino- r league agreerick's Cyprus sophomore eleven will ment in 1921 as the outstanding stratemeet the Davis youngsters in their as he president of the gy engineered final league encounter at Layton on — National league Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock football of Cornell's players The Pirate team is now leading the 189(1 were the original Iron men Jordan district league with victories en Monday They played Union Over Murray Jordan and Bingham Williams on Tuesday Harvard on The locals and a tie SAN MATEO Cal Nov 13 (A'— on Amherst Thum have lost only one game that to an Heavy fog here today brought about Wednesday on Friday and Wooday Trinity ineligible Granite squad A victory a rare race track accident in which Al! on the Saturday leyan over the Darts will give them the two horses ran headon into each othgenies were on the road and wore championship er on the Bay Meadows turf breakplayed on one trip to save traveliing both their necks and seriously inng expenses a McLaren James M MEN BASKETBALL juring jockey The horses were Sir Richard owned Coach Charley Hoyt of the MichiSANDY—The rehedule for the lad Jer- by Mrs A Horton and Mint Mem- gan track team has high hopes for a den Maimed Mon ory owned by John Mane le of New conference title thia spring Note: All games will be played Mondays McLaren was riding Sir end Thursdays in the Sandy Junior high Orleans Aside from Willis Ward whom he Richard in a morning workout when chool gymnasium Fleet Half Selmanle his rider and regards as the greatest natural ath Mint tossed Memory vs second November Draper p tn Midvale Second vs Midvale First ran wild the wrong way into the on- lete he has seen he has a fine array 1 P ntt emit Midvale vs Granite p of sophomores He needs only a shot Sir Richard 10 m vs Butler coming Cresdent p Sandy Pint Mc Laren's skull waj fractured putter to round out the team ye Sandy Third 11 p mt Union bye with-1'00- 03 By MARLOWE BRANAGAN that the Panthers will sweep to vie- tory in the three games Two weeks ago in the first series of the camannexed paign the Leopards tortes in the C and A divisions and the B teams played a scoreless tie on a field West had the advantage of playing at home in the A and C encounters but the Leopards won and test followers are confident that the same result will ensue this week when A and C teams battle at i ! 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Red and Black rivalry flares anew beginning Wednesday when West and East grid teams battle in the final series of the season in city league competition The traditional battles between Panther and Leopard teams are always a source of interest to prep followers whether the contending teams are wearing grid paraphanelia basketball uniforms the abbreviatedsults of the trackmen or the mask and mitt of the diamond The Panthers 1033 City league champions retain an outside chance for the 1934 title East has won six games lost one and tied one with a postponed game against South yet to be played in B division competition The Panthers have won three lost five and tied one In the event the Panthers sweep the series with their Leopard rivals and the South B team overcomes East in the postponed battle the Panthers and Leopards would end the season in a tie for top spot ea TRACK ACES - - Wednesday on Leopards' Field On a basis of past games betweenT the rival teams it is most unlikely - s-t- Avii A 11 -e e di--- i 1 I League 1934 Gridiron Campaign ' 1 1 14grees to Battle Max Schmeling in Germany L 1 N s 19 --1 i H LA JA 1934- - 14 ear " molly aiii r et 7 i LAKE TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY MORNING NOVEMBEll SALT The Westminster Parsons are going through their daily workouts with unusual zeal this week as they make extra preparation for what has become their game of games the junior college championship The game with the Weber Wildcats on tbe Westminster field Friday either means that the Parsons win their first conference championship or else there is a four-wa- y tie for the title Although the locals have been un-- ' e MARQUETTE a slight uniyersitTI able to win from Weber in the last !which gives the Parsons MILWAUKEE is il1 represented in the national profes- five games between the two Jaysee insional football league this fall Players tci be The Parsons expect to be in first clude Lavvie DI lwag end and Art Eultman outfits their chances appear TO START REGULARS tenter Green Bay Packus Gene bonsani much better this year Every means class physical condition for the tusEisk and halfbakkg Chicago bears of comparison between the two teamsIsle Paul Slater and Elmer HeseJohnny PALO ALTO Cal Nov 13 (UP)— Seeker end Drookirn tiodiers Stanford Weber andimver two capable backs who have will start all regulars Wayland tackle Cincainati Reds indicates an even battle and Id Misators Westminster have been defeated by0Feen on the shelf for several games against the Olympic club hoping to liffelAIS MAJOR clIANCE in shape and should strengthen sew up the game as quickly as possiAt the big league session the the B Y U frosh by the dralg We and then mast if pomible Coach White gox selected Vernon Washington in gin of 13 points Wertminster lost bylthe ball toting department Karl with Indlanspolis The draft was' K The outftelder score and Weber 13--0 The Maxwell and Lonnie Limb have "Tiny" Thornhill said today when it was discovered disallowed thati club game is the last before the "big Washington lacked eight dee of the period nosetfout Snow 144 while!covered from preVious injuries and I player Oust Nerve in a minor league he1 the game" with California November 24 fore Badgers tripped Weber W12Iwill see aservice at the end positions he Is subJect to selection ameptere 25-1-3 Wednesday Oakland Cal—Donald (Red) Dam vo C C Tiger Jaek r x 10 Ind Terre HAW and Peri Wise Snit! Okla vs Nash10 D Mexico ion os Lewis At Witshington t At Chicago (Moult& Gardens)--JParody Jimmy Detroitc vs Steal heavywelahts At Toefints Note City 10 Thursday Wash—Carl (Branding Ison1 Alioni 117 weiglits‘ vs Las TaeOwas rider Garden At Wev Ye?! (Mactinort equal —Maxie Rooenbloorn vs Bob Olin 16 tliked' New York John Henry Lewis California es James lightiheavYJ Braddock Jersey City 10 weights ir Jon At Philadelphia—Ducky town N J vs YOullg Jos F110) Penni' 10 N J lightweights Grove At Hollywood Cal—Tony Morino vs Georgia Hansford Hollywood featherweights a 10 SMART MEN ARE DOING IT —having tires retread by our Thousands ad factory methods extra miles at low cost RETREAD Priced Ls Low As TIRES oc eq ipttmlitso Firestono Servit3 Slcin Broadway at 2nd East |