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Sports and General News Section Member Audit Bureau of Circulations WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1926 Single Copy Five Cents ask of Stopping Michigan and Averting Big Ten Tie Rests Upon Minnesotans WINNER OF JOHNS -LEE BOUT TONIGHT TO GET MATCH Dixie Football Fans Must Look to S.I. A. A. for Thrills in Saturday Scraps Twelve Main Grid Games of Country Draw 583,000 Fam Principals In Tonight's Scrap Princeon Grasps Olive Spring Waved By John Harvard 1 5 THE- PALM BEACH WITH MAY PRE4URKEYDAY LULL Citadcl-Furman, 0glethorp2-Mercer Battles Ppomise Real Action Spears Strives to Hold Gophers' Morale for Invasion of Wolverines Martin-Allen, and Wilco.v Firpo Battles Fill Out Gala Legion Card Tti the I'ttilrd New York, Nov. 15.

Twelve of the leading college football ames. Saturday, attracted a total attendance of 583,000 fans, or an av-erasn of 50.000 each. Estimating that the approximately 151 other college games were attended by an average of 5,000 each, the attendance at college sanies today v.as in the neighborhood of 1. 100,000. Among the greatest crowds attending college games, Saturday, were Michigan-Ohio Stale, SI.

000. Notre Dame-Aimy, 70.000 Yale-I'rincelon, 5.1.000. Harvard lirovvn, I'illshiirgh-W. and Noel est ern -Chicago. Stanford-Washington, lo.nao.

I 'runny lvania-( 'olumbia, lo.ooo. Wisconsin-Iowa, 40.000. California -Nevada. "5.000. Ceoreja-fleoigia Tech, n.5.000.

Nebraska-Kansas P'l Ihr I'iiitrrf Princeton, X. Nov. The Princeton senior council has accepted an olive branch tendered by the student council of Harvard. A move lo patch up liie differences which led lo severence of athletic relations between the two universities is under way among th undeigrailuatcs. Joseph Pendergast, president of Ihe senior council, sent (he following telegram to I.eo Haley, president of the student council at Cambridge: "At a meeting tonight (November KM the Princeton senior council approved the suggestion of the Harvard student council for a meeting of representiit ive committees of the councils, sin a meeting to be held in the near future." It was suggested that.

Daley ami Prendergast get locether in New llraen next Saturday on the occasion of the 1 In rvard-Yale game, which the Princeton football team will attend. tpf V-'VVl yK' i few vdlf1 Jit 4 I I I i- vne I Bv T': Associated Frcst i Chicago. Nov. 15. Upon the of the Minnesota in Iliie view of most followers of West-i ern conference footbad, rests the-only considerable chance of averting a lie for title honors.

hlcn lost to Michigan early in lie season, meets again next Saturday Wolverines who 1 lueasteil by a suv; point la week; I Ihe bariier to their championship i hopes interposed hy (lino Siaie. Northwestern, which stands with I 1 Michigan at the lop of the Ton I heap, meets Iowa, and a defeat fo- the Wildcats would be regarded as distinct upset. The luiiicsota-Miohnv'u; combi assures already as big a crowd as the Minn stadium will hold. Since he Gophers lost by "0 points to Mulligan, Spears' men have hit their have rolled roughshod over Wabash. Wisconsin, lov.a and Il'itler, conquering; (he Butler-iles Saturday by an SI to 0 score.

Spears strove tonight only to hold the stunt and tlv cohesion winch lit ve made his team a juggernaut after a start, and polished all departments of Cue team's play with (nesting. AliiKiuist and Nydahl as the for.d points of his dtlaek. Tlio Gophers held scoreless in the second half of the Ann Arbor game, and they believe they can keep the foe from scoring in the sec-olid contest. Michigan began another week of the same hard practice, necessary for the Ohio State conflict. Yost told his men that Mimie-ola will he a stiffrr opponent than Ohio Stale.

Iowa's enteitiiinment of Northwestern was viewed by the latter as a game which must, be won, for tho Wildcats are at the threshold of the. fitsl conference championship. Iowa i conference game, time this season, ev- a -i-'i -t fr'fri'aArY Ml illl'lier (iarner Johns (left), who nnre rolled tin straight liiiockouts anion: Ms bantam opiiM faces a serious menace to his victory march at the American l.er.ion nreiin on (lema'is avenue to-niuht. Ottilia I.ee, New Orleans, is Johns' foe in a ten -rounder, Harry Allen. Macon, mecls l-'iglilin Coll Martin in the semi-final.

Pome eminent general has said: lliat when two men I ile a horse, i one must ride behind. Hence it ts that either "Knockout" a Johns, Tampe's sensational bantamweight, or tjniita J.ce, yclept 1 tie pride, of New Orleans, must surrender the bridle in the. American Legion's syllabus nf yat. mi 1 "I -matis avenue tnnihl. llnth will rkie the linrse of suck, a nihility indeed.

These brilliant bantams will the feature, hut there me lioli Martin an 1 Harry Allen to staS" the semi-final in a f'rilehnrd card that should absolutely sparkle with action. Until bonis are carded for 30 rounds. There is more than a hernial ile. sire to saiisfy behind this match 1 on i lit The winner has been promised a slab at I'inkie May and the Jaunty lillle Dixie hnnlnmuci.tht crown tliat girdles his saffron head. One effort to capitate the Aumisla champion in a local ring was highly Another boy, l.ee, may turn the.

trick. Johns, hardy product of a black-smilh's shop, has tempered himsell as finely a.s the, steel he hammers The Tamian, anions: other achieve-nienls, once sent 27 consecutive opponents spinning out by the kayo route, his latest victim being I'al Shoaf, wiio mis lulled away from in the fifth round of a till at t'i 's legion arena. J.ee i the type of artful dodge' who ran Johns the action for which he Hues. The New Orleans phantom Isms shifty as chaff in and healthy wallop in either liuuu. in stnfn fr.f the hardy sniilhie, it inn.i.

licks a.s the Allen-Martin go to ply should be amply atoned Ir in a meeting of t'owhoy Wilcox I and I linsr Klrpo, scheduled parti-ripanls in an eight-round brawl that may culminate long before that imo with the crashing impact of glove and Jaw. our perambulations we may have done the struggling Cowboy an Injustice with -the statement ill ho has been kayocd of recent da: We find that it Isn't so. nor noes he faces pan to welters he Intend it to be so lie the pesudo bull of the night. This clash of carries a world of local color. Two other bonis of si rounds each, will complete a slated card of 40 rounds of fisticuffs, dales will open promptly at 8 o'clock, with the opening bout getting under way half hour later.

Tickets are on I Inline at Month's, and will he movei to the arena at 7. 'HO tonight. McTIGUE STOPS BILLY New York, Nov, McTigue, former light champion, knoc ked out 1 in the third round of hea weight lilly Yidabek a schedule ten-round bout here tonight. II UNBEATEN CLUBS OF EAST RISK SCALPS Y. U.

Heads to Nebraska Saturday Lafayette Unafraid of Lehigh 7'i'iP New York. Nov. in. Two of the Fast's four unbeaten and untied college football teams will strike their final blows on the gridiron next Saturday, one with prospects of an easy liiumph over a fee nf long standing, the oilier with a drive inlo the west I'm ils first major inlerseoUotia! bat-lie on foreign ground. Lafayette, victor in eight st might apparently has little to tear nig aunougn nu.

rmnaitied nethlehem V'rol's LlLla emerged from their long" streak last Saturday by defeating 11 0. The Nebraska Cornhusker ic; a formidable threat lo Now university's unblemished-nord, the (lolham team's forward line expected to receive ils giealest test in the clash of the teams atl.incoln Nfii. Critics today pointed to the New York defense as one of the most. I 'nut i ailed on Ten STALELY PASCHAL VON HIGH PRAISE OF ROPER tol'ry tug Jen team win oe in action Coach Hanlon Effects Final Lineup Shift in Preparation for Arcadia Tilt The battle of the VVildcat var.si!;, and that trammelled crew of u. sung heroes, the reserves, is M'he 1-uled to come off this afternoon a' Municipal field at 3:30, with Ui-reserves carrying more than oil ould expect at fu st blusii With Arcadia coming Saturday with an attack of iiiiknow i.o.s.

Coach Haitloo. -estei what he expects to he his last lineup shift, of the year, and this new combination will face the gallant re-Mi'i'Vi this ariei noon. The new order of things finds Allen and Sanderson on the i no. Captain Carmichael and Novase. i.i the tackles, Launberg and McH.ie a', guards, and House moving ov replace Mollslavv at centre.

The baler and lialph Kelller have beer relegated to the second squad and will perform under that standa.d The new Cat hnckfield tonsils of I.ytal at. nuarler, Williums air: Casper Van Landineham in the halves, and Ernest Williams at fuil-back. The reserves are planning In giv Ihe regulars a wholesome battle to day, ami their lineup is promising to say the least. and Wil.soi. will handle the ends, Church anl Keltler the tackles, Holtslaw centie ami Moss and a mate still to named will work in the tackles.

The Junior Cat offensive will he taken cure of by Wnslier, quniter. OT.rien and Campbell, halves, and Cooper, fullback. Besides these there are several others of t.ii. if 7i 1HMFS P.LST W. and L.

vs. Mary land-Lcx-initon, The Citudri vs. Furman-Char- Kemuiky vs. Ky. Florida vs.

Tampa, South vs. N. C. Sla'e-i (igiChori-e vs. M-i-ei'-Allanla.

Fool ha II annually observes an conventional Saturday before when the day is spent enliglitening 1 lie bivouac with more kindling on the camp fire, and tales are told of just how to stop that traditional Turkey Hay foe. This year is hardly an exception, in the Southern conference, hut the: iicys in the S. I. A. are prepared; to go to the mat in some vital en-j counters.

I For instance there are Ihe Citadel and Fiitman, who promise lo make i history in the junior liie cneb'. in I Atlanta, Oglethorp'1 Mercer will contend not only for state S. I A. honors but niavhaps for something else si, II. In the Southern conference, only; Washington tmd l.ee and Maryland meet in anything that resembles a colorful bailie.

Inasmuch as the latter are to play Florida on Thanksgiving, it is probabh! that even this affray will show but lit 1 1 r. with the (lenerals playing securely under wraps, against a foe whom they should not tiike light Yes. it is in the. S. 1.

A. that football fiktis must search for theii thrills Saturday night. I Kentucky meet at Lexington in v.bame. thai is a.s sto ried as many oTThe othur classics of Rt'iil. dtamortfl Hnd tuff Kentucky should in Vy a handsome margin, but Cillow college youllis of past mid present will flock lo the battleground just the same.

Florida should win Ils thlru game of lie year from Ham iden -Sydney at Tampa, amid Illy suppressed giumh-ing over the west coast city's fail-uie to be honored with a real fool-iiall battle. I lampden-Sydnev has shone to huge advantage ill several I games, however, notably their per-1 formance ng.ijnst Virginia, hom I hey held S-0, in their first game of i Ihe year. On Thnnksgu ing. King Football I will launch all his suns with the year's choicest ammunition. Interest will center about the fleorgia attempt to stop the Ala bama Tide nt More than a modicum of interest will fol low the Florida-W.

and tussle und the Georgia Tech-Auburn melee; Atlanta, loo. Pointed returns inform us thiit Muskingum College, alma mater of I. Whiffirs Whangdoodle, office clown look a tough one from Kenyon the other day by II developed after the ballle (hat the coaches of both teams had entirely forgotten send their elevens through tackling practice the entire fall, Muskingum got the ball the most mes, and consequently they won. So Crack Linksmen Are Coming in This Direction Chicago. Nov.

Snow clad golf links du: ing the last week pointed the way for Ihe annual hegira of l.nksmen to more hospitable climes in the winter ami hundreds of advance guard are today on the way south and west. Thousands more are packing their favorite clubs mid other paraphornn-1 lia for the 1rek across bleak fields rind snow-capped mountains to the I green areas of semi-tropical regions where the sport can be played until spring brings back the grass In the north. The first objective (his winter Is Florida where the slurs are headed foi a series of tournaments. iiiiiier nagen, ion ftieniorn anil Harry Cooper, are among those who i compete. These competitors for champion- ships wil! continue their circuit east- ward through Texas, Louisiana nndi Georgia to Florida, where golf wil! be In full swing by New Years, andi then northward along thi Atlantic to Pinehurst, Washington and New York.

OGLETHORPE TO MEET GENEVA AT JACKSONVILLE Jacksonville, Nov. .15. VP Oglethorpe university of Allan-, t.i, will he the opponents of Ho McMillan's (ieneva college foolluill team in New Vcur's game here, it win nniii.uneed lo. ni hi hy Fred Valat, city coinmis-Hioner. i K.

P. Owen. manacer of the Jacksonville chamber of commerce, advised Val Hull, following a conference today in A I hi n( ti lir had obtained (he game's wine (ion from Oglelhrope university authorities Definite advices were received today frmu Heaver Falls, Mr. Vl said, that the (jeneva team would play here. I I i III MWipf 111 Saturday agonist conference foe.

mei ts ts Chicago, Indiana a ml 'jjjjtr State en--Ttfllies, irMW. royal battles ties t'urdu rr.i marks of New York New York schonl authorities have banished pies, pastries and frankfurters from thu menus in high school lunch rooms. Light Duty HA San Francisco fl: 772 I OH JOY! Jtvy Read and "Re-Tire Quina T.ee i1 7 a Stanley Paschal "W'lien, us a member of Hill's (Penn.) prop eleven, he stood on the threshold of a great career (hat was to come nt Princeton. A. A.

U. ACCEPTS NEW RECORD BY PADDOCK P.altimore. Nov. Amateur Athletic I'nion in annual convention today ratified the world's record-smashing sprint performances of Charley Paddock for 100 yards and of Roland Locke, Cniversity of Nebraska slar, for "I'd yards, but closed the door to acceptance of further records timed by tenth-second mulches. The expected fight over acceptance of the records themselves- 9 5-10 seconds for th century by Paddock and 20.1-10 seconds for the furlong by Locke --failed to materialize, lioth were ratified without objections, but it was only after spirited debute that Ihe convention voted to taboo, after next January 1, the type of matches that registered these performances (and to re -adopt a.s official the fifth- second timepieces.

RAINS CONTINUE TO HIT RACING AT SEMINOLE Longwood, Nov. AP Continuous rain, which halted the trotting and racing events tit the Seminola lliicing club's track lure Saturday afternoon again stopped the program today, with a steady drizzle, making the track heavy and difficult to negotiate. The management has announced that the events will be moved up In oilier (hat the full program may be presented, the Siil unlay events being slated for tomorrow. and Friday of each week have, heen designated ns Indies' da.y at the track, it was announced. hM i'' A j.

i. i STATE PROTVi: ft INAFEARFULMUDDLE Lakeland's Defeat by Hills-boro Leaves Major Ranks Barren of Unconquered 11 tlillsboiou'jh's convincing 7-0 defeat of Lakeland high's Drradnaughts has left the lull tic front of Florida prep elevens stripped barren of undefeated major contenders, and heartened by that knowledge, the I'altn Hench Wildcats, while eliminated from tille consideration, are proceeding with their preparations for Arcadia high wilh the belief thai they are not far removed from the Continued on Pace Ten shock troops who may lie tin gods by nightfall. There will be day's hostilities, public and all no charge for to and the general ils corporals ar- cordially invited to watch the senilis battle for reyenge. CORP. Dial 5425 vr A nix I I I I i Big Reduction in TIRE and TUBE PRICES This is Hie third of a series of articles which are inlenciril to do homage to fanner gridiron heroes who have become factors in the development of West I'ahn Uracil and her nistcr city.

A nr STAM.KV PASCHAL Of I'rincelon (As told to Karle Watson) Like all "big three" heroes, the star of Stanley raschal, affable J'alm Meach contractor, began to gleam brightly in prep school days, to set firmly over the emerald that caipets I'almer stadium at I'rinceton. This splendidly sculpt uted man of Ihe gridiron enjoyed the most pleasant of football anti-climaxes. From Ihe classic campus nf the famed Hill's preparatory school, of I'ottstown, he, no doubt inspired by the performance of his boy friend. John Acosla, of Vale, emulated thai worthy by immediately installing himself as one of Ihe invluable cog.i in the celebrated I'tinceton freshman eleven of 1520, which won fame. raschal played every minute of, every game the Nassau Kittens in- ilulgeil in that year.

Which is after a fashion of saying that his every moment as A freshman gridman was full of the glowr of victory, for tliej yearlings not only captured every contest, but ran smoothly over the! plehes of both Yale and Harvard. At the end of that glorious season. stoical ISill Jtoper, I'rinceton grid chieftain, lay a calloused hand on i 1'aschnl's hack, and among other things told thfl young man just 1S years old at the time that he was doing well, exceedingly well. And Nassau's grid chief added, as an afterthought, "1 want you next year, indeed 1 do." As accounts have it, P.oper had i him next year, and so did Vale and Harvard, who had so much of him that they really cared not if they, never saw him more. As a matter! of record, he was told by frenzied adherents of the Harvard Crimson that he might jolly well throw his hat into the Grand Canyon and jump after it, if he was to persist in mak-.

Ing' monkeys of fellows who opposed him at guard and tackle. Not that the Crimson and Kli did not win. It was a lean I'rincelon year from the standpoint of victories. But they saw In the hustling linesman from Pennsylvania, a constant menace of the future, In (heir fears proved Justified. Paschal, playing on that great eleven that numbered Captain "Hool 'Sniv-! eley, the talented Ken Smith, Howell and Van Grbig, won its first "big three" title In many years.

Harvard was (lopped, 10-3, anil the following Saturday saw Tigerlown go wild with Joy when Ken Smith booted a smart diop kick from way out there lo give It to Nassau, S-0. Small mat-I ler that Knute Kutkne's Horsemen had hsaten the Titers, 2 2, earlier in the season. This was Princeton's year, srid the beautiful campus rang with Joy. Paschal says he'll never forget (he Hill prep team which mastered Phil-llpa-Andover, K-xeler and Mmvers-burs; In 1019. Nor 'the Princeton freshmen of 19:10, whose matchless record Is written above.

The vtrappinir contractor, an Inspiring specimen of physical development, was a success from the moment when lie "strode Inlo Ihe busl- ness world the partner of hit-i father, The firm of Paschal Son functions with all the precision nf that sreat Princeton club of The Brazilian Court hotel Is oils ol th monuments to its efficiency. They last twice as long Thoi sands of folks arc now buying their first radio srt. The vast majority of the new receivers have five, six and even more tubes. All radio sets operating a loud speaker should be equipped with Kveready Heavy-Duty Batteries because these big batteries lat twice as long as the Light-Duty batteries. Smaller batteries, however, are often sold with a set as original equipment, in order to keep your initial investment as low as possible.

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