Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 26

'A Oak Ian ti Xtlbunt OCTOBER 23, 1923 TO C. rPALO 0 0 0 0 0 ft 0 COACH "SLJP" MADIGAN AND ST. MARY'S COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAM ON WAY TO ARIZONA THURSDAY EVENING DAY Leave Saints Injured Card 1 Long Beach Is sAfter a Coast CARDINALS-TROJANS LOOKED TO PROVIDE Can This Giant Put: the Trojans to Flight? Whether or not Stanford wcceecU in defeating the University of Southern California Trojani at the farm Saturday dependi largely upon the work of Coach Andy Kerr'i giant fullback itar, ERNIE NEVERS. Rated as one of the best plunging backs on thV-eoftst this year, iweet punter and a general all-round backfield star, Nevers is pronounced by critics" as the backbone of the Stanford offense. Local fans will pass Inspection on.

Neve in action Saturday. i Players Again League Franchise LOS ANGELES, Oct 5. Long On Road Trip To Southwest BEST GAME OF YEAR Don Uniforms Beach is laying pjans to break into tho Pacific Coast Baseb: league tho near future. Organl-itlon of a class AA team has Iready started. Plans are under way to demon Outcome of Next Saturday's Contest at Palo Alto iwr-ll -f 1 Kerr Expected to Have Ilia strate that baseball will pay sines Long Beach has gone over- the 100,000 mark.

Tho Influx of on workers, noted for being a sporting class, will boost attendance. It Regulars in Game With Boys From South. is said. Plant are under to have Coach MacHgan on Way With Squad of 19 to Play Ari- zona Saturday. After putting his snuad through a gruelling final workout on their homo field yesterday afternoon Coach "Slip" Madlgan entrained nlmeteen St.

Mary's footballers at 8 o'clock-Mast night for Loo Angeles where the Saints will workout today. Leaving early, In order to permit his men to hav-a workout-ln By TOM IRWIN. STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 25. There will be llttlo difference In the Stanford lino that starts several exhibition games next spring by big league teams In training in against U.

8. C. Saturday after California. ItJi safe to assume that Long Beach will make a bid for the first Coast League franchise that la Vjo Tar owara oeiumg or i-cauiiig icaiiw In Pacific Coast Conference Race. By DOUG.

MONTELL. Greater interest probably centers around the Stanford-South-Vera California contest, which takes place down "on the farm I next Saturday, than on any other scheduled collegiate contest of tha with the possible exception of the California-Stanford Big Game. "From a sUndpoint of what the game actually means the Stanford-California contest will probably not be in it with this Saturday's offering, for by that time the Conference race will undoubtedly be settled, unless it should be that Stanford and noon and the lino that started against that team just a year ago. wager win do in for DeQroot at it i -r -mix. center and Thomas will likely have Dole's former position at for sale, according to baseball men.

Plans aro under way to build a largo ball park from the receipts of the city's oir wells. The Boston Red Sox will be asked to train there next spring. Even Long Beach's tho southern metropolis today and end. Otherwise, tho Cardinal for another upon arrival In Tucson to ward wall will bo the same. In fact it will be' altogether tha same morrow, Madlgan showed great ruling against Sunday baseball will be waived if the Red Sox will come.

foresight. n. ar I 1 i according to the city manager. mo tst. wary rieia jireHcnis M-'-thftrtllne used against tho Unl-vdrsity of Washington two weeks later when Dud DeGrott was out with bad kneo and Thomas was California remain the only two undeteateu eieverw, in wnicn case rthe race might bo settled in a setting, surrounded Dy a spectacle never before seen in the west, at the dedication of the new Just beginning to make a good Oakland High snowing at end.

"Tiny" Thorn California Memorial stadium. Southern California's hill has had a year to work his will on this gang since then, and Judging by tho play so far this Grid Team Is Bobby Jones Has season, has not altogether made defeated, hopes of championship practically ruined In their firat lm- portant contest, at Seattle last week, will bo out to paxUally regain their Unique Record as i lost vrostlge against tha Cards, a mess of It. Of tho backfield that stanted against tho southerners a year ago. not ono man remains in the regular line-up. Campbell.

Cleave- Showing Stuff '( off on tha start of what promises to ba the most sue Consistent Player most difficult problems, being rough and hard to navigate on. Tho Arizona field at Tucson Is reported to likewise bo a hard field, even harder In one sense of the word, in that it is a hard packed field. WORKOUT IX L. A. Tho light limbering up workout today in Los Angeles will serve to break tho monotony of a long, hurried train rldo and will freshen the men up In a gradual tapering off process, for after a hard game last Sunday with tho Olympic club, the Saints have been driven at breakneck pace tho first three days this week to get them In shape and to enable to make final decision in several positions anions' the substitutes.

Tho first string personnel remains virtually tho same as that started against the Olympic club last Sunday. O'Rourke and Collins will hold down the regular eessful season since tha return to Jand, 'Murray, and Dennis got in xno game last year, but none or them started or played long. Bud NEW YORK, Oct. 28. Bobby Coach Daugherty Looks for Woodward played Quarter laat Jones, youthful Atlanta golf wiz year, but wilrilkely play tho bench His Hopes to Give Card Babes Trouble.

ard, who shook the Jinx that has beset him in title play long enough for the most part Saturday. If ho plays. It will be as a substitute to bag the national open cham halfback) Cuddeback ntarted at Coach Daugherty's Oakland high fullbackin last year's game, but ho will play the bench Saturday gridnvsn went through their final pionship this season at Inwood, Is credited with a new record for consistent brilliancy In the nation practice yesterday at Bay View playground. The Oakland boys will al along with Woodward until ho is called upon to relieve Murray or' Cleaveland. If Stanford gets within place kick distance of the Tro be able to enjoy a two-day lay-off end berths with Lawless as a sub- stitute.

before meeting the Stanford Fresh Records of" the past four open championships show that Jones has compiled a grand average of Mission Team jan goal posts, the -chances are men Saturday at ftanford. Coach Captain Corrlgan and Hunger- American game In 191, win face the acid test which Is apt to ither make or break Andy Kerr's Victory' Will Make Cards Formidable. A' Stanford' victory Saturday will mark the Cards as one of On three leaders. In the Pacific Coast Conference, race with only one hard Idaho the wee, be-, fore meeting California, remaining on their list before the Big Game. A defeat will Indicate that although the Cardinal has a strong team, far stronger in many respects than any seea on the farm "la the" last tour: years, that team has not yet reached championship caliber.

Furthermore the outcome should, at least from a standpoint of dope, settle the question of whether the Stanford-California or California-i V. S. games Is to be the crucial test for "the Bears. Never for mlnnte forgetting that- the Unt- Daugherty has been putting his that Cuddeback will be sent in to 74 and 6-17 strokes per round. ford, tho big rangy lino star, will try his luck, for three points.

And leading all rivals, professional and team through stiff work outs, and the lads are in good condition. care for the tackle Jobs with Jackson and Tobin as utility men. amateur alike, over the span of Meets Nevada competition. His nearest rivals are showing a. vast- improvement over their former work.

Watson, a regular at guard, to since Murray is not in the best of shape anyway, Cuddeback may at any time be called on to replace him. Jim Barnes and Walter Hagen, gether with Knowles. who was According to old man dope, the who over the same stretch has down town warriors have an even shifted from center to guard last Sunday, will be started Mc-Vey and Packer as substitutes. KELLY TO RETURN. Jim Kelley who has been out averaged 75 and 1-16 strokes, while Jock Hutchison Is next with break with the Cardinal Next Saturday Berkeley high held the Stanford- a mark of 75, Lorigan is the only center along.

of the game for almost two weeks les to a scoreless tie, and Oakland Jones made -his debut in open as the result of a ruptured blood nlav In 1920, and finished eighth although in a pinch both Knowles andjMcVey, having had previous experience, could care for the vessel Just above the knee, is back in his suit again this week. Al ritti 999 strokes. He was tied for fifth in 1921 with 803. and tied for Coach KJfnhnlz Talcps Smiad though his leg is still a little stiff as the result of swelling accom CONXAX AT QUARTER. Conlan will be at auarter with to Reno for Last Early hehind Gene SaraKen.

This year verstty of Washington is coming panying the rupture, he seems to be in fair shape. If he is able to th Georgian tied Bobby Cruick Season Game. down from the nortn" on bf 17 to lock horns In a death Grant and Rooney as the halfbacks to start and Strader at shank with. 296. defeating the get his usual speed by Saturday, Kerr is certain to use him in the truggi for supremacy with the Farrell has won a Jol.

as sub nolden on. tne uauiornia SANTA CLARA. Oct 25. Coach latter part of the game when stitute halfback by steady Improvement all season, having developed played Berkeley a all tie, therefore an interesting and close contest is looked for. Barring all accidents, which may occur, the locals should win or at least tie Coach Hunt's Frosh.

The Blue and White grldders have shown in their past performances that they have the talent and spirit, and are strongest contenders for the O. A. title. Last year Tech was ihe stumb-. ling block for the Oaklandltes, wno lost the final game to the Broadway aggregation.

Tech has an equally good team this year, and the city championship will possibly fall to Oakland or 'Technical. Coach Daugherty is slowly molding his I Kienholz and a crew of 25 grldders Shackamaxon "pro," 76 to 78, in the. 18-hole playoff for the title. Excluding Ills play-off round this year, Jones has aken a total of 1187 strokes in the championr shin Droner. as compared with Nevers tires.

Kelley is neither so experienced nor so fast as Nevers, leave this afternoon for Reno, Ne Into a good defensive back. Leading Teams Of Big Ten to football pasture. Indications Point" To Stanford Winning, The last minute change was made but is the best man on the squad In one substitute position when as a straight line-plunger. He has vada, to tangle with the University of Nevada in the last intercollegiate game on the Mlsslonlte schedule before the little big game between 1201 for Hagen and Barnes and lost a little weight and weighs O'Grady was added to the list. Underbill, out of account of injuries, only 194 pounds now.

i i- Several logical point to Stanford aa the favorite in Satur-' day's 8. possessed of was taken along but may not get iuennoiz crew ana Biip jviaai- Dick Lawson, Charlie Johnston, 1208 for Hutchison. Local Sportsmen Into action and King, who has not gan's Saints on November 10. Guy Dennis. Bud Woodward, and Face New Test what was reckoned to be a formioa-'ble- team, despite the pessimistic developed as rapidly as had been The Mlssionites are picked to De all the rest of the injured and honed for, remained at home when on the short end fthe score in psuedo-crippled were out in suits Leavirig.on Trip I attitude taken "Gio my uus- n-nAnrann.

fully exnected to hand O'Grady, shoved into halfback yes Saturday's game with Coach Court-wright's Sagehens by reason Of eleven into shape for the Oakland-Tech struggle on November 20, and Ten prominent local sportsmen, members or tne uaiirornia epons men Association, are leaving Sat Minnesota Prepares for Wis their inexperience, and also because of the fact that the high altitude by present conditions he will have a squad well able to represent the Twelfth street institution. urdav for various parts of the state last night, but were not allowed to take any' strenuous exercise. Of the four, Johnston is the most needed. Kerr believes that he will be able to start him, but in case tho big tackle cannot stand the pace, Fred Ludeke with his 207 pounds will take his place. Ludeke made an unusually good showing in Nevada invariably affects coast players, causing them to show at a on hunting parties and with the consin Came; Chicago, 111., Michigan idea of making extensive reports disadvantage Attendance at Grid of hunting conditions in the vari Kienholz has been experimenting oua sections to the association.

with the team by making a few CHICAGO, Oct. 25. Football Headed by Thos. BeeDe, tne list terday, ran wild throughout scrimmage and showed great possibilities. The squad is due back In Oakland next Monday and chances are" more than even that if they maintain the same pace i displayed against the Olympic club last Sunday that they will return with Wildcat scalp on their belt.

Teams Bidding For Napa High Title NAPA, Oct. 25. Coaches of the Napa high school football eleven look for one of the hardest bat Washington a wallop last aaiuraay. No two ways about that -f Tet there was no confidence to ir.back the Southern California ex-r ptr ions. As Leo Calland, who skippered the Trojans outfit last year, said while watehlng the California-Oregon Aggie game last week, "I hope that U- S.

C. gets by Washington todty, I can't say that I feel certain they ill but should they win up north, then waUh A J6 knew before he left on his way home that, night U. S. C. met with what practically amount-ed to disaster.

No longer arertfce against Occidental last week and of hunters who will leave Saturday Games Encouraging If the early attendance at the football games can be taken as charRes. Storm, a former back-field man, Is now playing end, paired with Malley. Malley will may be started anyhow as a pro are: p. O. Holly, waiter Apnn, R.

Ii. Dirden; H. S. Dennis, M. start in the Nevada game, Instead of? tection to Johnsfon for future games.

anxious for evidence on which to base predictions on the Big-Ten football championship, are Watching with, interest the practice sessions being held at Michigan, an indication of what is to cime. Sllen, C. Holllday, Dave Kuss, Sumner. new records are likely to be estab Harry Lawrence and 13 Mel Casanova, the lad who carried Spalding League To Be Formed by Class Players Wit fifty-six teams already in winter league play. and the Chonian.

GOOD IN bUKlMMAUIi. The Cards scrimmaged with Swede" Righter's College of the lished. Of the five leading games last Saturday, the total attendance the ball 80 yards for a score against Stanford, has been -practising at Complete reports win De maae was over 200,000. The Harvard- at the meeting or tne Association Pacific eleven from San Jose last quarter will alternate wlh Mc-Kee, who will start the game. Ron- November 1.

Holy Cross game drew the Michigan-Ohio State contest drew Illinois, Chicago, Minnesota; and Wisconsin, the only unbeaten elev.en In the western conference. Minnesota and Wisconsin" are the only teams of the five to meet Saturday, but the remainder are scheduled 45,000: th6 Penn-Colun bla game sadt has also been trying out as an end, but Kienholz will in all prob night and showed up even better than was expected. The Cards were for the greater part the defensive at the request of Kerr Goat Island Plans IJCnlghts Stf League tho Notre Dame-Princeton abilities keep him as one of game and the Syracuse- boys from the land of oranges ana tourists the team to l0nce But Not Twice" Is Trojans Motto. Having once been, defeated will not entirely demoralize U. 8.

C. Gus Henderson will see to that. In the centers, he alternating with BcneuuiqTio open Jin season a week from next Sunday It was be- with opponents calculated to test their mettle and hard practice has who is less worried about rumbling today than he wao earlier Pittsburgh game 25,00. Nearly 200 other games were played that Springer. Bouts on Navy Day Eight head the program of athletic events arranged for While the collegiants are lining been the order this week in the week.

For the short time same afternoon to capacity crowds. up against the Sagehens, the Santa 4 Michigan's preparation for game this week with the Michigan iievfii iui irm limit naa ueen reached in the' number of teams playing winter ball, but tonight will see the forming of another league when about a dozen little managers Clara Preps will be hooking up with the oelebration of Navy Day at Goat Island next Saturday, Oct. the Redshirts did carry tne Dan there was tho usual snap and precision of machine-like play fact one may well expect to see tne tles of, the season when the purple and orange squad hook up with Petaluma high at that place Saturday. This game will be the last that the local aggregation will play away from home. Because of tho fact -that Napa high won the championship last, season and is apparently well on tho road to another championship this season, Petaluma, Santa Rosa and other schools are concentrating their guns on the Napans and they will, put forth every effort, to stop the local color bearers.

Berkeley Poloists their ancient rivals. the Saint Agglea has consisted of light scrim I Trojans take tne Held next gajor Haskell being slated to Mary's preps a the Santa Clara Gilmore in the main that has characterized the Cards offensive since the first of the flay wiui a no or me pru meet Geo mage, vy-, PREPARES FOR WISCOXSIN. gridiron. The came was origin thing that win nun, now-event the program of boxing ally scheduled to be held in San season. Kerr of course used only which starts at 2 o'clock.

Francisco at Ewlng Field, but Minnesota, preparing for Wlscon sin next Saturday is not givlnir sat one or two of the plays he plans McTigue and Tunney Post Forfeit Money NEW YORK, Oct. 25. Mike McTigue and Gene Tunney yesterday posted weight and appearance forfeits for their 15-round match at Madison Square Garden December 10 for the world's light heavyweight title. Under the agreement both are to make the class limit. to work against the Trojans for eleventh hour changes brought the game to Santa Clara: ee.

tne iaci mat j-yimau. Adams and Le Feb: ye are repoj-t-d to be In non too good condition. Injuries to first string men ef tha caliber of these players is will get together at A. G. Spaldings, 416 Fourteenth street, and form" a class league.

The meeting has been called for 7:30 o'clock, and all managers who have not entered teams in leagues as et are welcome to attend. The Spalding Class A and games for next Sunday has been isfacion to the coaching staff in At 1:30 the nine of the Jefferson club of San Francisco will cross bats with the team from the U. S. Receiving Ship San Francisco while a general program of entertain the daily workouts. At Wisconsin The following men were taken to tho very obvious reason mar.

several. Los Angeles correspondents sat In tho stands and viewed the Nevada today: the regulars have several times been trounced by the frosh using hound to leave the team In a Ends Malley, Strom. Toso and scrimmage with more tnan oroi Lose to Infantry uopner Plays. Sumner. 1 ment will be for those not athletically inclined.

announced and is as follows: Efforts to serengthen the Illinois The polo four of the 30th in nary Interest. Today and tomorrow-tho doors are closed again to line, -weakened by vacancies, occu class A ITAOVT, Amarioan DiTiiion. pies tne attention of Coach Zuppke 175 pounds, at 2 p. m. the day of the bout.

Both McTigue, whose title will be at stake, and Tunney, who holds the American light all except coacnes mm rniiRESPONDENIS ON JOB. fantry trounced the quartet of the Berkeley club yesterday by a score of 9 to 1 at the Park stadium In San Francisco. I SURPRISE Every regular, unless crippled, is being required to take part in scrim if-FrtiltTal( Eel' t. Baylor's Chocnlates tt Alnmeila, a. m.

Correspondents from several southern papers who have como ItuMr No. 160 v. Star Motors at Ninety- Tackles Miller, Gallagher, Gen-ter. Leonard and Fogdyke. Guards Nolan, Nock, Duff.

Swelgart and Shapiro. Centers Springer, Ronetadt. Halfbacks Rianda, Bundy, Bab-cock and Abrahamsen. Quarterbacks McKee and Casanova. Fullbacks Fawke (captain) and heavyweight crown.

are mage at Purdue, is prepar Lieutenant Edgar was the bright eighth avenue. Elmhurst. D. m. to begin training.

ing tQ put up the fight of its ca to' the campus a week eariy io P. vs. Wbelan's Market at Melrose. rt.ir local information are con reer against cnicago. 2:15 p.

m. Btrierahlv surprised at tho general Bertllllon natter, vs. Zenith Mils it Indiana, scheduled to meet Chi Lockwood school. 2:15 p. m.

cago next week, is devoting its time individual start of the contest, scoring five of the goals for the winners andl repeatedly featuring throughout the' game with sensational riding and stellar plays. Williams scored the only goal registered by tho losers. National Division. Calatnne Water Co. vs.

Velle Motors at to hard scrimmages with the re foellng. of optimism prevailing on tho Farm. They had expected to see the team in the doldrums and Schultz. serves and freshmen. The Hooeiers i Coast U-eneue park.

10:30 a. tn. BANKERS' BASKET LEAGUE. S.BATTLB, Oct. 25.

A bankers' basketball league, composed of teams from twelve local banks, will be established in their city for tho sea-ketballseaspn. according to an announcement here. The season will start early in December. win nave a layorr tnis weeit-end. weakened conduior while Stanford came through the Oxy game without a scratch" Stanford, furthernu re, had1 the opportunity to rest up a couple of cripples by leaving; them at home and will be far better fortified with reserve material than will the Trojans.

Under these Andy Kerr, assuming that he has been able to break his backfield men of the deadly J.abit of- fumbling during the workouts this week, will be very well 6et to an offensive from the jump calculated to give the Trojans a secor: licl.lng. And should the U. S. C. contingent gohome on the fhort end of the tcone the in charge will be Crockett To Play tho entire student Dooy immtiKu in a sea of gloom at tho prospect of tho sound boating they were to rof TCven Max Stiles.

V. S. C. Rain held up practice at the Ohio State camp last night, while its scheduled opponent, Iowa, went Sam Shaw, ex-captain of the Washington crew, la to coach the Harvard freshmen this year. PARTY You Are Invited Time Saturday, Oct.

2 7, 12 o'clock noon. Place 2 835 Maxwell Agency. Purpose A Revelation. Please note: Our store will be closed from Friday evening until Saturday noon. Oct.

27. to make preparations 1 event, CAMPE-ROSE CO. mivoicitv manager, came up Mon Mnxuell Hardware Co. vs. AsltbT Athletle Club at fcn I'eblo olarKronndt.

p. m. Swift Lumber Co. vs. N.

P. -Nelson at Washington park. Alameda. 12:30 p. m.

Durxnt Steves Motor Co, vs. iisKnarox at Coast League park, 2:15 p. m. CIASS HAGUE. Westers Diviiisn.

California Aerie. F. O. E. vs.

K. P. St Kfimv Merebants vs. Rlvwlo Mea. Market at Nlnetv-elKhtb avenue, Elmhurst.

through hard drill at Iowa City. INCREASING POPULARITY. day and has been trying to get his h.orino-9 ever since. He was at Napa oil Gridiron NAPA, Oct. 25.

Manager Bob Brown and Captain Louie Ferrero of the Legion football team state that the local aggregation is in shape to give Crockett a tough battle Sunday. The game will be played at Crockett and will be the opening contest of the season for Football not alone is increasing its popularity as a popular sport. but at the same time Is proving a Stanford last year for a time and naturally expected to find general conditions tho same. Information sends south will probably Doon to otner oouege sports. --v congratulating that Mfcao a.

m. IT. C. Welders vs. St.

Joseph's Athletic Onb st aSn Psblo playgrounds. 3:30 in. This is borne out by western conference universities where receipts rondiderable interest to the advariceTsale for the Oalifornia- Chevrolet Motors vs. Richmond Oolta It U. 8.

supporters. the Napa representatives. Among the leading candidates for the team who will be taken along Sunday rrom rootbau contests are finding their way Intft new stadium, ath Chevrolet park. 2:13 P. m.

Eastitn DiTiaiasu ts. u. game rvovemberMO went so well, Tor California should be able to do what Washington has 2835 Broadway Record Crowd Will letic fields and gymnasiums. A. T.

K. vs. Kuchner's Buchheet at Cle ment anil WalHitt AlamMa. 2:80 D. The University of Wisconsin, on already done and vha Stanford is Cbrts Nelson Taint Co.

vs. Forestira of ChqiceJ See Bears Perform Saturday opens the newly complet more than likely to do. America at. Tjisesr nlsvarrainds. 1:30 D.

m. ed tier or-its stadium built entire are: Linemen, Sam and Ray Fim-by. Del Re, Algeo, Rose, McRey-nolds, Schutz, "Cook" Parodi, La-naro, Gought and L. Brown; backs, Cutis, A Brown, Ferrenx Holder-man, Doughty. Wright anjd Tpwns-end.

-i West Berkeley Athtlc Club vs. Paclfle PORTTaND. Oct. 16. Motor RnnDlv Co.

at Kennr nark. 1:30 B. aala of oeats thus far in- ly from football fcate receipts. This structure, costing approximately Oakland Camp No. 94." W.

O. W. ts. win seat 38,000 at tha nome-coming game. dicato that a- recora cruwa iur iu Multnomah'club stadium will gather here next Saturday to witness tha football earns between ho OcalhoTD Dtuks at Albrer field.

2:15 P. B. Coast DlTisioo. Fairfax Merchants vs. Forest Camp No.

102. W. O. W. at a.

nfc ADemlale Merchants vs. T. M. X. No.

AUenrfata nlavamnmla. 215 D. m. Great companion a Van Dyck, and a mighty whclesome agar University of California and Washington State College. Four center Tha University of Michigan building sv- $300,001 gymnasium, soon to be completed, from earnings of Its' football contests, while other schools are applying their surplus Tennis Enthusiasts -Will Organize Club A meeting will be held Sunday at 11 a.

m. at the Live Oak courts, orth Berkeley, at which a prospective tennis club will be dis Aratex sections of trie etanor naa own sold out completely; by yesterday evening. At present weather pros-pects are good. United Dfv Cleaners vs. Soaaa Bras, at friilrvale.

25 p. tn. Coll it Arenno Merchants vs. Ba Tree W. O.

W. No. 40 it Baa Plblo plr-(rounds. a. m.

Paoif io DirisloB. Hsyashl-Floral Co. va. Oakland Japaneso Clnh at Clement sad Walnut. -Alameda.

12:30 p. n. io atnietio iieidsnd stadiums. TXEXCt GIAJTT WIJT. Th Plerro Colored Giants handed the cussed, plans for dressing rooms and 'shower bath will be taken up.

standard Oil AU Start I 19 tn 1 beating ta cuEAvna war nr jrariH. -With bio a' basa I. Cunningham Del Monte No. 8 r. Coffln-Bedlactoa CO.

the wwii came of the Richmond series. The Gisnta fathered 17 kits to eootost. steooed into on of I and a constitution probably adopt at Raa Iaom. 1 0 SO a. m.

drtvlBf It for two base. Rrn wba vrii Normal Draas va. Westers Electric It has scored to run was un Hawthorn nlavrrMinds 1 'SO n. rellT She Store, ball teasers, Tha arwra: O. T.

rarmem vs. Eldoradoo It Albertrr ed. -Membership is open to any one interested in tennis, and the members will able to1 enjoy tournament competition among the various local clubs. field. 10:30 l.

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