Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY 21 MORNING NOVEMBER 18 1933 NEW RULE HITS AT INTENTIONAL PASS Turns Stein PLAN GIVES RUNNER TWO Ross Triumphs EXTRABASES O’DAY GIBSON Over Fuller in DO BATTLE IN Titular Contest ARENASET-T- Scheme Adopted by Adoption Much in Doubt South-Genera- '"r ?' l x4 O f Portland Boy Arrives for Workouts Four on Bill rs ‘v GALVESTON Texes Nov 17 W)— The Southern association startled the f a rule designed to curb intentional passes with two men out by permitting base runners to advance The rule provides that: "In any inning of next year’s Southern association games after two outs delivhave been made if the pitcher bater! four consecutive balls to the to entitled be shall the batter ter first base and any and U d: ners occupying bases shal vanced two bases except in the event base are both second base and thirdthird base occupied the runner on on second shall score and the runner shall advance to third" The rule also would apply to uni i tentional passes Southern association offician-- a homes late todayr parting for their were elated over thefioneering delegates-expressethey had done Numerous doubt however that the national rules committee would permit such a drastic change fay Prev Help 8penodr Abbott Portland manager last year but who will pilot Atlanta next season said: "We are striving to eliminate the ''Intentional base on balls to powerful hitters in thejunches with runners on inBy so doing we believe we can crease the popularity of baseball "Most every minor league bat one wbo or two dangerous hitters— men are Idolized by fans They come out and pay money to see these men drive across runs in the pinches When they the get up with men on bases and hit or pitcher refusei to let them swing at the ball fans become ‘f : If' S'' U’7 a Pat p'Day rated as one of the best featherweights of the northwest and ' ?! '77 Winner When Newman Up apCounted a comer in boxing ranks arrived from Baker Ore Friday to Suffers Injury j Grizzlies Triumph Over TACKLE PUTS College Grid Leaders Granite By 13 7 Score To Get Severe Tests Farmer Fumble Pave Way for Both of Logan’s Touchdowns Northerners Play Heads Up Ball Featuring a heavy hard charging line and a shifty and smart backfield the Logan Grizzlies turned back the Granite Farmers in a postseason game on the Granite field Friday winning 13 to 7 n contrast to Logan’s snappy playhi Grhnltlans falledlo” display their usual fight and spirit They fumbled frequently and messed up numerous perfect passes that should have gained them much yardage 'pQ gQTjp AL WINS ONE Kunkel Morley Give Fine Exhibition in Half-Hou- r Tussle Seven Undefeated Teams Pitted Against Strong Opponents tm Saturday’s Sched-ul- e Army Has Setup By ALAN GOULI Associated Press Sports Editor Urn cfiaffif oT NFrYURJCNovl Vt the cold wave in the east and midwest most of the nation’s seven undefeated major college football teams will be put to severe tests tomorrow in a series of games marking a climax in the championship competition ousltK By J C 0 The main engagement at McCulThree of them the Universities of Both of Logan's touchdowns came lough’s arena Friday night in a wresNebraska Michigan and Qregon may as the result of two Granite fumbles tling way was marked with an excess thank their good luck and the “break” of losses over wins The Farmers fumbled on the second if they remain among the unbeaten Stein Sammy classy heavyweight play of the game Logan recovering untied aggregations bjf tomorrow from New York lost one fall and one and marching down the field for a night Three others Duke Georgia and tooth score They were halted temporarily Princeton take on reasonably strong All Newman Salt Lake baker boy on the line with Granite sectional rivals but all should keep one lost muscle between the ball on downs A connectihg taking poor their slates clean STOCKTON Cal Nov 17 two bones in his shoulder lost one Granite punt gave them the ball on Musketeers seventh member fall and lost the match “Lefty” O’Doul New) York of Army’s the Farmers’ line and with Piet the unbeaten clan face the only comGo to As usual Stein gave a display of Giants outfielder pulled the trigComoroeky Willard Adams carrying the ball Losoft assignment They play swiftness and deftness that comger on a covey of quail he had just paratively gan soon pushed over for the initial U uncovered in the brush and said Penn Military college whose Slogan manded the admiration of the crowd Exchange score The same playef hit the line to 30 points” The Cadets ’em “Hold a of this" load “get tor goal point tr twvr-f-aly — Lucas Roettger end— &uM— are pointing Hap Cnllard-Jriond- — In the third period Grahite fumbled Arena-Resulgames with Navy and Notre Dame ts O’Doul of the “got ing companion on its own IQyaed tine Legairrttav Crowd Expected load” but not the kind “Lelty” fUrnmr Stein Sit New York enng Gar Thompson speedy quar- injhe Al Newman SIS Salt Lake Close to 70000 spectatorsare likely meant They picked 35 bird shot By OLIVER GRAMLINO terback then got around end to count Newman wen drat fall IS mlnnteai Rob$ traditional battle Barney out of CoUard’s face ears arms to see Michigan’s ounds but will fight anyone up to beSr Iron PITTSBURGH Nov IT W3)— Pitts Stein wen eeeenS I second touchdown Otterbeck with Minnesota in defense dot only of mlneteel Alvina taekle Newman 135 pounds and chest He about 130 Logan's the line fo r goal burgh boosters term it “strange infane(j get to through continual ahonlder Intnrs the “little brown jug” but the Big Ten The injuries were only supersounds when he fights Gibson which point iark Johnaon SIS Salt Lake won deed” but they are hoping tonight ficial The accident occurred on a championship By all odds this figures ane fall af fall 41 minHome snwrer Gibson's weight More Than The Farmers counted their score ute time limit frenfeBUI Haneen AMI to be the toughest hurdle so far for O Day will continue working out in Pirates had somehunting trip near here Collard Sait Laka St mlnnteti firing taekle the last three minutea of play A the pennant-seekinformer major league and coast the Wolverines who have had succesNe fall other sleeves their when Town Fans See Barney ter thing up a r’ihton they Logan fumble on mowing sive close calls against Illinois and Hanry Jonee 141 Provo defeat league pitcher was partly obvictory Monday night over the latter’ line Granite traded two of their Rail players for a Doan Park Its Oram lima scured by heavy brush when low Like most champions they rel body alami tl mlnntea Get Decision limit with numerous hmitaPrirUn°F?tnn Ted up passes like number from Cincinnati main the favorite until walloped but O’Doul fired Dal Kankel 1M Salt Lake and rudtammvjk opened hi1? Pric nagged a long pass from Pen- Ralrh Morley It Tooele drew In t many experts will not be- surtiton and stepped over the goal line The exchange announced In Galtime limit Minnesota a to for see triumph prised Arthor Hedln it Preeten Idoko veston today sends Second Baseman CHICAGO STADIUM CHICAGO ? hi ow8iLromr!2f hnT for Granite’s score Pendleton defeated Al Kirkwood ft Homten the only team to tie Purdue and beat klckd th g°al point Grahite failed Tony Piet- - and Outfielder Adam ll bt£ Nov' 17 (UP)— Barney Ross of Chi- Because of the Teue match 14 mlnnteai Pittsburgh this season i equality flaure-- 4 heal ecleeon to again get possession of the ball cago lightweight and junior welterNebraska has already clinched its Comorosky to the Reds in return for d deGranite’s poor generalship successfully kept Pitcher Red Lucas and Outfielder but weight champion tMrd straight Big Six crown but the Sammy for all his 'speed and title tonight by fended his Bniutafndrno!lfnd them in dllfieMty throughout the first national aspirations and perhaps the of something skill met some am half Attempted decision fnnrfh Wally Roettger opposition in the perwinning a close Rose Bowl chances of thie Huskers will of son that Newman kent him amply b“ll I" ‘he center of First reactions here disclosed a difrom Sammy Fuller rugged Boston be very much at stake against the for quite a spell laurels th fteld were twice knocked down vision of Ross’ lightweight Italian Panthers It the Panthers of the “big deal” in oceupled Pittsburgh opinion Newman won the fall when first Kivln the Logan boys the ball were not at stake L can't make any New Year’s journey no was which involved one of money celebrated half Sammy’s The punting of Hall for Logan was flying pound Ross weighed 135 west themselves they would like noth1 of the best seen on the Granite Some pointed to the Pirates’ desire tackles blew a tire As is customary Richfield on Short End of over the lightweight limit and Fuller ing better than to take Nebraska’s meaRnH KbIW leld this in cases such Al and to skidded 130 their Sammy strengthen scaled pitching staff sure Pitt's stronger line may be Mark Jensen and has fought a aiso lookedseason' This same player while and fell on him on him fell and and to bard 11430 a $21163 said tee others of wished' A crowd paid they good with his long low factor but the Huskers have Practo 6 Score W G Bramham president of the Ross make his first home town appearwork of both forward younger pitched had been obtained for keeps a habit of being at their peak for this tackles came of the National Association of Baseball ance since he won his douhle chamout commentators These Sammy’s Silas cited Backed against its tice Tilt game and they rely heavily on George Leagues which dosed Its convention pionship from Tony Canzoneri here back-fiel- d third period the Johnson also of the Reds who they repair shop in perfect condition for Henry Sauer their ' today said: 23 and successfully defended ren is the better fighter Either the Granite second string who had been said is “much younger" and also has the second fall About five of those June candidate much matter the "I haven’t given One of a goodly- amount of sailing butts downed Al o? Cnfim d " Coach Sutherland after demonstrated them'in a return bout against CanzoIn the south Georgia should not be team The SALINA— Sallna an football experis course it Of them— or mebbe more than on thought York in September counted iU second touchdown natural stuff" neri to keep the SouthV Such too iment I hope It help the game? Sam Watters vice president of the caught Al on the left shoulder with defeated Richfield 20 to 6 in e prac-tifc- eastern conference leadership The decision was not unanimous at Aum such Jack Holland president of the Referees' Joe McNamara and Ed Bab” torcftdthat it Pirates declined to comment on the jarred the binding game played here’ Friday Sa- burn's expense nor should Duke's ' teu lboseOklahoma City team said and con to was Al unable trade and refused to nod his head Batty one of the judges cast their line which is coached by Seth Par- clean slate be spoiled by a traditional Evislea Already See votee tor Roes The other Judge Livwas either way when asked If his club tinue tockling of both teem but these are with' Two kinson a former Utah Aggie basketball rival North Carolina battles to preliminary The disaster tooth — to had not Sammy’s originally get attempted 1 don't believe the national playing ingston Osborne called It a draw great spots for an underdog to spring mixed battle first-fal- l royal always popular came not in time The Johnson team star did conference in for the that finished boys participate The Alabama-Georgi- a the rules committee will stand for such a It was a alow and uninteresting with xne fana complete tne program 'fiv? ll Wnnd altnOUgh fumbling in second had been hotting it up pretty well football this year but expects to en- Techunexpected at c)ltlc(ll moments waa the hardest place this year and Tennessee-Vanderblradical departure Whet’i to hinder fight and the crowd began to bop loudgames am came desome to whet Piet 1931 rabbit the in as Pirates with punches at men they Granite back to bring down The enthe pitcher from hitting the ly in the eighth round ter high school league play next sea- both promise fireworks with the first of one 324 some Batted and season when forearm last 1932 In carried he Ross action some pastings runners manded tire Logan backfield looked good named favored to win he did that the s Al’s caught Sammy in son Richfield is a member orc&n-ferencwhile Captain Dean Lewis at guard stole 19 bases ' couldn't i advance i two bases or the fight' to Fuller most of the way Princeton’s rampant Tigers look tooth out Said the flew face the the and inflelder swift Six told land when few was to was telling able Arne and first but at end stood out on the much too strong for the Navy in an couldn't advance at all if of exhibition the trade: Newman a stellar rolled Salina on gave up on the large gains line stubby eastern punches battlepunched unoccupied” program otherwise featured by "It is a big surprise to me but there of heavyweight wrestling against an plays and end runs and scored Oregon State’s invasion of New York The rule was suggested by Pet Lin Bostonian There was not a drop of Summary: is nothing I can do but accept the adversary celebrated for his excep- in the first quarter with Wilson going to play Fordham The far westerners Lotin Granite hehan baseball fan and Jeweler of blood spilled and not a knockdown Brown 1e Price fates of the game I will hustle for tional skill in the art Newman used over for the touchdown eee Wilson add- all big and strong confidently expect Ross got away to a big lead winBirmingham Ala t AUen lt4-"godfM th Reds as I have always hustled that viselike hammerlock hold of his ed the extra point on a line buck to Frank Shaughnessy general man- ning tha first four rounds but he St Mary’s victory over it gn'Uh pier I And recall force and persistency The second quarter was scoreless the duplicate that other Pirate were with relentless Spencer a Smith Rams They figure to have at least ager of the Montreal club and orig- slowed down In the middle of the re Winchester to able knew succeed and a in after the early milling but Salina added touchdown shortly an even chance of doing o Sammy being ewapped inator of the Shaughnessy pennant bout and Fuller punching hard for rt Bchleckmcn from porter full well that he had been in tight after the opening of the second half Pittsburgh” re tha body when ha got In close won Henrold playoff plan laid: 0” Rich Tradition to assume a times Thompson Pendleton lead Richfield for Comorosky several qh the places played regularly "Now they have got something ex the sixth seventh and eighth rounds If notMng else there is plenty of lhb wood in Pirates 20 1931 a had had minutes made Its some and When touchdown elapsed aver in the even with third only batting teccrocn rhb eept the rule should read if a pitcher and It seemed he might pull — rich tradition at stake in the games infb itrlnchcm age of 313 He has not been a regular Sammy brought out his tackle box quarter when Barton tossed a long throw one strike to the batter then Ross The champion however held The !fPvv Colgate-zm y r a cuse volving Substitutions runon bank Al Lon— it since twodid to but Cougars Gledhill iutt who 10 The strongly first ran then round pass fairly'well other would the In not apply ninth the rule his own in Wotterson re Porey fb State Will Pennsylvania-Pennintf Wilson centered Around nltvL Lucas Is 31 to that like worst and on the 10 score was alert the The won extra yards for Roettger one : arcnltc— itrike batter the Ouist words try giving lti Merchant lr Chrlsand Harvard-Browend fb Krrlokson e Strincfel- - games and lost 16 for the last place happened to him waa e bowling over point failed Aggies most potent weapon is the for- - tenun a chance to hit during the course of Two of the country’s “scoreless wonSolo- - Reds last season ward pass with Fry doing much of but he batted close The third time Sammy essayed the Salina added its final touchdown a walk whether intentional or unin- Auto Race Driver Dame eV the heaving Beddl’sh' ' umpfro' ciihoon llnot- - to 300 He has won 110 games as lunge Al wasn't there and Sammy just before the end of the third quar- ders” Northwestern and Notre Rf tentional would make the rule void" n untonftiur 103 losses over a Reserves are fairly strong on both to the canvas It was ter when H Bird scored on a long will try to shake off the “horse-colla- r "in Wreck Hoad went Hurt against peofficial Evans sprawling Cleve of tha Billy teams and Keith Worley bril- riod in the majors Al’s opportunity and he seized it with run The final period was scoreless complex” at each other's expense in land Indians expressed tha same AMZONA POLOISTS WIN Evanston Each has failed to score in Hint speedster is expected to make Roettger broke a leg several years both hands both feet and all of his The lineups: Views tfive out of six games A striking conAr- an TUCSON Arlx Nov 17 (IP) — Th ago and ia considered Richfield 212 pounds Salina appearance ur the Farmer’ early "Put the strike clause In there and TAFT Cal Nov 17 "painfully COOns I trast to the days when their rivalry - slow" team of backfield Ari1930 the of of polo aib the Al wlnner Los one nold for University It was by many Pittsburgh fans The Angeles up J Nielson It you have something great Jor baseNielson generally I"' R"Andreson involved national signifi-cancThe rough stuff began almost im- E Ntelaon Indianapolis automobile speed clasalc Aggies have lost Clayton Wardell I0n defeated SNew Mexico Military records show that he has not stolen ball" he eaidL- et - Hickman j and victim of spectacular accidents in regular halfback by the injury route institute 4 to today in the first of base in the past two seasons He mediately after work began for the S' B Christensen re o Jensen Purdue figures to keep e Big Memorial day along with “Cotton” Alexander bril- - w° mM to be played here batted 239 this year ' or 1931 and 1932 of th GALVESTON Texes Nov 17 second fall While it waa rough atuff 5“on rt Rasmnssen Ten title race by beating Iowa alre it should be understood that there is W Peterson Oolby league executives and club race suffered a slight concussion of llant little reserve ball toter Other H Bird though the Hawkeyes should give the a difference between rough stuff and Hansen !ih presidents wound up their deals and tha brain and several fractured ribs Farmer players have recovered from Oledhlll Wilson Boilermakers a great battle OMo State official business end started home to- late last night when his automobile recent injuries and are ready for acrh rough stuff There is the relatively Sellars Freeee fb C Nielson has a distinct edge over Wisconsin and clean kind of rough stuff and the Lownight with the Southern association’s turned over on a highway near here tion Th Cougars are in tiptop shape Score by quarters: so has Illinois over a game but luckless the only casualty being Hunt Sansoiled kind Sammy and Al used the Richfield radical measure to curb intentional a a a halfback who played 6—20 Chicago outfit 7 a IS former which in the eyes of many Salina passes fresh in their minds siblllty of adding Lincoln “Neb and ford reserve Texas Christian has a good chance Richfield scorlns: Touchdown— Barton Her are the selections on Saturday's football games of four is legitimate and certainly is exciting stellar ball against th Aggies last More than SO such transactions were Sioux City Iowa Jallna scorlns: Touchdowns — Wilson conference members 'pf the Board of Football and Notre Dame’s Anyhow when the procedure had H Bird 1 Points after touchdown— Wl! to scramble the Southwest announced at tha meeting most of Among player transactions : an- year further by beating Texas one of the warmed up quite a bit Sammy began son (Una plunge) H Bird (pass) coach: them involving however - minor nounced today were: Substitutions: leaders 'Centenary's undefeated genmauling Al around variously and proleague clubs Transfers of still other Brooklyn Dodgers purchased Art Richfield— Barton fb Whit lhth FttxfOr tlemen who make a habit of successBy HOWARD JONES qb War- miscuously Plying tackles followed aid rt Ramies rt M Christensen onthorn Oollfornle —Oreton players were in the making but offi- - Herring pitcher from even ehanet Oregon 1 re Sorensen It Anderson fully raiding the Texas sector enterWuhlneton— U 0 L A each other rapidly end by way of restSalina— clais decided to welt until they re- Beeumont of the Texas league ' HerWashington V Bird rhb Cain lhbDrw!n tain Southern Methodist at home and Stanford— Slonteno Stanford Inserted were headlocks variation turned home to make the announce- ring was with Detroit list year Robin re Jansen A Jensen rt Oellfornla— Ideho Oellfornla should win The series wound up with the five sen lhb Oreeon Stele— Pordhem ments Even gam Portland of th Pacific - Coast ' St Mary's— Santa Clara 81 Mary’g The Western league with Denver league traded Erwin Brame flying tackles mentioned and Al was GARFIELD— The Oquirrh stake subdued Owing to the shoulder inend Pueblo members again after a hurler formerly with the vanball By GLENN 8 'TOP" WARNER schedule opens Saturday jury which amounted to a dislocation PACIFIC COAST year's absence today reelected Dale Pittsburgh Pirates to the Missions with all six entrants there was no attempt at a third fall participatlni Loser Gear of Topeka Kan president of the Pacific Coast league for Bert Winner Lour Three games are scheduled for esc So California A remarkably fine wrestling exhiOregon The league plana to operate next Cole southpaw pitcher Washington 0 C L A caiifomj The has d Santa Clara been schedule St JJ10 Saturday was that between Ralph MorMtrr't bition Man! You haven't known Bill Terry manager of th Naw year with Des Molnei Omaha ToJNOQtinft Mere vided Into two halves with the winley of Tooele and Del Kunkel Morpeka' St Joseph and the two Colo- York Giants said that Frank "Psncho” ner of each meeting for stake the his match wrestled best foot joy—utitil you wear — as coach ley probably rado cities In addition a committee Snyder had been Winner title Winner was hie and Loagr best Friday was appointed to investigate the pos- for another season good nighty COlUl ml ! iawa J1t Plttebursh Nebraska Dftrtmoul enough to get a draw with Delbert Princeton Navy Pordhiitt Colgolo I Syracuse Crowd Delighted Ttoh Amherst Williams furnishing the referee and the visit- Drslnui The bout wu 80 minutes in length Swarthmore in team toe umpire r "5 Budknou Wak Porroi and every second of those 30 minutes eteeeeesos MUhTftnbUFf PeanMmtu Saturday s games: Pleasent Green uhlsh held something to shout about Itwu j — withvXiLVrat CerfUld Magna at Bacchus Gran Wealeyan s?i i" a slick show and the boys were the toagup Tempi gap at Hunter recipients of more applause then we By W A ALEXANDER The second round program: Bacchus have heard at the arena for a prelimat Hunter' Garfield at Magna Pless- winner Lor Titian inary match in a long timer Kentucky ant Green at Granger wllfinW Loulalana State jUMIaalMlppt Jack Johnson famous Ute gridder Oeortl Tech Alebemn Sewanee Mlsslulpol Stet made his second professional appear Auburn Oeorgl South Carolina Purman Olemaon Mercer ance Friday and he proved that be Vanderbilt Tennessee Scientific 'lasting Duke North Carolina So Methodtat V Centenary learned a good deal in hisdebut bout insures with Bill Longson last week This By EDDIE CASEY perfect week his opponent was Bill Hansen e Loeer Winner winner Loser for fit foot! Boston Collet Merrltnd every Nebraska Pittsburgh husky grappler who is Princeton Navy also coming" along in his vocation SAN BRUNO CaIlfNovn7W The Oolgat Syracuse Johnson gained a fall in 21 minutea Plum Shot cam from behind to wb croeie Tech Army Goriten Penn Military Coil Tufts Bowdoln with a flying tackle and body press v the $500 Hannah WUliams cup pro- principle” of conr Dai rtmoutb flf' " Cornell WUHannah There wu no other fall in the time Penn swte PonntriTonia grammed in honor of struction limit liams Dempsey wife of Jack Demp' Short Cartridgea Rpg 15c 22-caBy HEARTLY W ANDERSON Jones Provo welter and Henry sey in the feature race at Tenfortn Michigan vr Minnesota ' snug relaxed foot s Kansas over Iowa State Dean Park of Orem engaged in Mr and Mrs Dempsay attoday Kansas Stat over Oklahoma V ' tended the latter crowning the winReg $1 Hunting Caps Corduroy Oklahoma A A M over Creighton rough and tumble affair Jones won support Drake over Ormnell the fall over Park In 11 minutes with second ning horse Lady Riaf-weSt Louie V over Marquette a kick th Neriase a and slam mile and time third for 79C body Westers Reserve ever Oberlln Reg $1 Ilnntifig llatg Waterproof In the course of the melee Henry reand 70 yards being 144 44k ceived a cut over the eye which Med Plum Shot paid $1160- - $420 ahd HARVEY WOOtieCFP By v 85C Sweat v Shirts 95e Silver t (QhlcafO Tribune! Gray Reg $320 on the mutuels Lady Riaf paid plentifully 7 Mlnnaaot Columbia 14 Michigan La 7 As Jones achieved his fall over Payette $340 and $320 and Nerissa $3 Holy Cross 14 Bprlnefleld A Northwestern Notre Dame 1 X Park Henry lingered upon his prosNtw York D 20 Rutters f BUnole 14 Chlent 0 trate foe with evident intent of doing Wesleyan 1J Rochester Hoop Atpiranta Purdue so Iowa Oolgat t Syracuse o further Henry declined to 13 0 Ohio State Wisconsin and V Jeflsraon Washington I budge atdamage 19C 1 II - Bowdoln 4 Tufti 5 - Tempi Reg 35c Tennia Ball SpecialReferee McCullough’s comB Xavier S High Schools Start Play Indian mand so McCullough waded In and prsluua IS Swarthmore A Pittsburgh S Nebraska I ' With the football Drak 14 Orlnnell 0 Bucknell IS Wake Psrest 0 did some wrestling nimself Ha and equipment pu 12 Willltme 0 Kaneat T Iowa State Amherst In oxfords or high shoesr-Ca- if away tor th season of 1933 basketball State 14 Oklahoma 7 Oeorela 14 Alabama Poly 7 Henry had a lively little scrimmage kid or kangaroo 11 U Ohio IS Hendrix 0 Arkansas 0 to a draw About the only advantage will begin with full fledged workouts Oklahoma Cincinnati ' 7 T Southern Methodtat 20 Atalee Centenary Creighton to 12—AA to E next week In the city schools Already Iowa Wesleyan 7 Macomb Teachers 0 or diaadvBntage In- th Ten’ll find the finest amonr Shotguns at Sears low price 4 Centro o Washlngton-L- e at South and East several hundred DePtuw JO Wabash A Alabama 14 Georgia Tech 7 match wu the transfer to See them before you bnyl w Mlsaourl 7 Tirashlneton V t Maryland IS John Hooking I candidates for the hoop teams Sr en Colorado Verne's of all the Louisiana 7 Mississippi A II Greeley Teacher fundamentals in the blood which covered Henry's face acquiring gaged £r Thus Henry' really got the better of of 'the hoop game under the imtruc--’ tiort of Paddy Davis and Lee Simmons it for he didn't have to use any aoap The basketball season at West has end McCullough dicL— Texas 10 Texas Christian 7 44cKentwekp-OrTula— "““ThF opener wu a victory for Arnot yet started op account of tha footVirginia 10 Virginia Poly A ball team still being engaged in grid rwunain thur Hedin of Preston who gained the Stanford IS Montana 0 ceui i I 20 Penn Bute I Southern California 7 Oregon A needed one fall over Al Kirkweod play A number of the gridders at all Pennsylvania ' 27 A 34 California Penn Academy Idaho Army Military three schools art expected to turn Out Boston Collet 14 Weatem Arthur used e figure 4 head aciseors U C L A 7 Washington A Maryland T tor basketball for the purposA Utah State Carnegie Ttoh II Georgetown A g complete training for his bout at McCullough's arena Monday night with Leroy Gibson the Terre Haute colored boy who has become highly popular here The bout is the feature of a program of four and two battles In the other Mog Warren of Spanish Fork meets Leo Claros Los Angeies Filipino Red Warren of Spanish Fork battles Babe Colima Rock Springs in a rematch and Harry Hart bantamweight champion contender clashes with Don Gar cia Bingham colored boy O'Day whose home is in Portland is reputed to be me of the most will- Ing punchers ring He claims d d SWAP PLAYERS four-roun- d bf " LEFTY PULLS TRIGGER HAP GETS PELLETS PIRATES REDS six-ya- rank d Glides in for Jaa-ihe- iii rjulr 11000 g ona-fa- ll Uhndn place-nrtm- n SAUNA BESTS ene-fo- d TIGER ELEVEN lSSStlti0nWUI 2 d 20 hS hin°Vhtk!7r ‘WS A?S wibcoiikboid ' in gg hard-presse- d Zj t£k ‘Z lt btl It dough-mixer- ’ Cornell-Dartmou- th - n ! n ” WV-BIl- - ly - (V-Min- How They Pick Saturday’s Games - y ca - Oquirrh Vanball right-hande- d vx -- Tourney Starts - 1 tygnt-hande- ' L lt ETAMTY health shoes Hr:::::::::snrtaVnid J Open Season for Savings at pu!tVV:vPI Plum ShdtTakes Dempsey Purse Hunters! 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