St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 40

ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17. 1922 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 40 "1 i gnnn Levis Continues to RefuTeMatches, Hell Never Be Able to Set the World Aflame I w-v 1 Ph immi am TUmn WQhincrton iCftampion Vdla Hoppe Averages aix lfiioouuii, i nu it Elarns DAwlMW Mi'oc Annual fiamei lCUlCUd ffUI lTllOO aa Goldstein AppoO, 7J Cautious to Fight mBoct) I. i Itr.l i Dakota 'Coyotes' Arrive Today for Billiken Contest Visiting Eleven Is Well Balanced Machine Averaging 177 55 Again, Beating Cochran, 500-162 Former Balkline Champion Maintains Unbeaten Standing in International 18.2 Event.

Kershav, Lincoln and Fowler of the Timers, uanny ana nucu tmpmo. i the Pikers Are Out of the unning ictory iomono Would Re-Estab lish Either Heven. By liCacd Wire From the Tew 1 Bureau of the Post-DbpaJ I XEW YORK. Km it. I Pounds to the Man.

Lit, C' -S-' COLUMBIA, Nov. 17. In spite of the fact that th Bt Leaded Wire From the Xrw Tork 3 fv Ti-prs are little better, Bureau of the Post-Dt-patcb. Pers are dragging m.the ceUar acd the Hgers HALFBACK DUB EL IS STAR new tork. Nov.

17. wiizie in ine race lor tne Jiissoun ane tum- Hoppe maintained his unbeaten standing in the International 13 vsajj Villa, the slant-eyed AmeAcaa fv weight champion, was awai-dea decision over Abe Goldstein at 2) end of 15 rounds in Madison Sgi Garden last night. Goldstein's performance was amarlng spectacle of a mart -y-i cautious to the exasperating Men actually shrieked hystettaj for Abe to do some righting would not unlimber. He did'athC half a dozen clean blows. fsrjC simple reason that he would Est or swap punches with the OriesS Willie Lewis, in Goldsteir-Iri ilissouri-Washicjrton football game, "important as it lu both schools, takes on new significance for Missouri, tomorrow.

First. It marks the first appear- s-' 17 Team Strengthened by Shakeup Which Resulted in Benching of Several Regulars. balkline billiard championship tour- i nament last night. The dethroned ar.ee cf the new Clevenger-Levis- frobable Lineup Garrlty-Dunckell coaching machine MlsMwrt. -Hill Waskiactsa.

Poaltloms. kiu I In action. Second. The St. Louis fr.iversity Billikens nd the 'Coyotes' from the Uni-ventftv of South Takota will be it will be the final tesx hmrran ner.

pleaded with Abe natil thetsa- for the Tigers before they reach the i Gra climax of their season against Kan- Lewis nrnvirr-aTelv eouai weieht when sas TharlrisHtin ft jt- rrwt4l C. ntith smith R. Wert R. 5 The fans consider the game a voilajad. Krie- rometer which will tell them whether tih h.

i King of Caroms easily defeated jWelker Cochran ty a score of 500 points to 162. Edouard Horemans. jthe Belgian, won his first game of i the tournament when he triumphed over Erich HagenUcher of Cermany I in the afternoon game by a score of 1500 to 301. The Belgian made the i highest run of the tournament so far when he made -H In his tenth inning. It was by a broad and breezy route that Hoppe elected to overcome his rival.

Free-handed rolling caroms, brilliantly conceived use cf i the cushions and the employment English provided the elements on which he built great runs of 192. ran aown tus race, but Abe not be tip and doing. He look, pinched and 30 years old, a dence that perhaps mailng jg" ponnds at 2 o'clock was a effort. He fought like a inaa tirely afraid of his own conditio When he- wasn't feinting at range he was bur.ny-hugg:- safety against the little FEifS spitfirejs swarthy body. To Villa's credit, it must -it -rv i'- aV.

f'm' wy jC2S7 ijTkiawr i- SemMell Clavp1 1- Kt R- Mltart F. B. I Of I1ji1 Fred Ym IUil wnlfjai). refereet Mm Cirlffitfc BeIit. ampire.

Avermse weight "WasklaKt. vuo. us otrst Ml Average welch mt XisMsM. 179. asainsi a.

man wno Hot track. Itn Halfback UftQjard cr not the Missouri eleven is to come through and deliver, at the final, the punch it has lacked all season. Means Much to Both Teams. The game is Washington's final chance to beat back from an all-defeated season. If "Washington can win.

the game will mean almost as much to the Pikers as a victory over Kansas will mean to Missouri cn Thanksgiving day. And if Missouri wins and wins decisively, the Tigers will have, in part at least, redeemed themselves from their showing through midseason. "Red" Kershaw, St. Louis youth whose ability to spear forward passes for touchdowns, in the closing minutes cf the games last year and year before last, will be absent from the lineup. Goldie's dislncli nation to vsix times became so ludicrous that ti.

crowa jeerea itself blue In the they clash in football at Sportsman's Park. Saturday at 2:30 o'clock. The South Dakota team will arrive in St Louis today expect to work out; at Sportsman's Park during the afternoon. From the advance notices sent to 5. JOuis University by the South Dakota authorities the Billikens are in for a stiff game.

The Dakota eleven is an extremely well balanced machine in weight- The line will average 176 pounds a man and the hackfield 171 pounds each. Although the Elue and "White average will be tiro pound more to the man. much of tht weight is bunched on the right side cf the line where George Kalkman ar.d Tubby Quirk hold forth. These two men carry 4 30 pounds of the beef of the Billikens. The St.

Louis lire will average 1S4 pounds or pcunits neavier than their opponents. But the backfield composed of Klausrer, Eggler, Kelly and Mc-Conachie. will average only 162. Kalkman to Start at Guard. Coach O'Rourke stated yesterday that he probably would start nan at right guard in place of Thornton who has been perfrminjr at that position.

The BiHiken twss School Elevens Clash Tomorrow oen poor Abe cid elect to aaikt I out the gallery gods cheered I blow as if it had been a CfcnsrsaJ 1S3 and 63. Hoppe Averages 55. For all that, it was a somewhat unsatisfying exhibition. True, he miscued at times, but there appeared to be a real inabUity to hld to the productiveness of line nursing for any space of time. When he tried for the more delicate caroms his stroke appeared to tighten and he of the Missouri backSeld.

will also b- on the sidelines with an injured shoulder. But St- Louis will be represented in the Tiger backSeld for Bob Scannell is slated for the signal calling jol. with Kershaw. Lincoln and Fowler out of the running. The new Tiger coaching staff has spent a busy week of preparation for the game with "Washington.

Monday saw a long drill at breaking- up Racing Results and Entries Marlboro Results- 1 Tomorrow's Bowie Entries. JTR5T CE S5V) 2-vear-cids. el-tim- nUST RACE. 51C00. tn.

about 5S be Trueruan. 11C Sterilise). S3.4 S3. SC 30. M.k and Ev-tyn Mwv, 1 1 1 :r.r.r Tw A.l Central Favored to Defeat Mc-Krnley and Soldan to Win From Cleveland Machine.

present. This bout came as an arrtf-eSar to a smashing bafife the semi-final between Eiino I1a Oriental lightweight, and Jack So, stein- There was action every ond in this miiap. and the cheered for five minutes whes judges called it a draw, senimtx being divided between the fer l-3 avoided this most stuciouso etther his victory was the result of Olive May. i ar.ra t. Auntie shaw.

The ihieii a-so ra. Cois Elm 1'9 nis Ois run. hits Avr.s v. a. SoOO.

"all ae. R.d- 1 or Trow nnts: War VVoMtrt. 3ort l.i'Sn-: ation of his 5 3 5-3 tallied on Kershaw is recovering from a i passing: Tuesday and Wednesday broken leg. He has thrown away his i were given over to scrimmage crutches and expects to be back in against the freshmen, and light the game against Kansas, but his scrimmage closed the strenuous work return this week is out of the ques- yesterday. This afternoon the Mis-ticn.

souri varsity win have light signal XI Lincoln. "Webster Groves star drilL SECOND, S4.CK. dup $4.1 0. Noma. 11 f'rican).

7TX ivrs-arer ios debates as to the waning- cf The semi-final double-header In he Interscholastie Football League will be played Saturday at High School Field. Central will meet McKlnl.y ia the first game and Soldan will tjernsxein ana tne game FTorea. MANY WEALTHY CLUBS A. 3 van-. cf the Spa.

Kitty "jotnaoc. i-ari" F-k L-uit "C'J R-Cc, Girl ara. p-rse i Hoppe's skill were answered by the .10 performance of the former champion ari aa- jrst Lors THIKD K.VCE. -y-a- FaT)-3T 1-5 cn his first two turns at the table Arjoa 1 "4 WANT TO BUY Is seeking weight to hurl against the- theli" in the night game. "Winning ..111 T3 ty hank for lead, he collected aT byo Ed EommtIL who toooed Pikers Depart for Columbia Hopeful And in Best Shape of the Campaign 4 rtmtr 104 breesy cushion caroms.

This pretty 1- i Niht G-r Tharc? .111 Man .12 .111 A i AT.fr..-n ..104 3. IVSjf- A 5 5 ertrv e. Hi and nfider.t lot cc The Pikers were a Coyote defense and "Big George poesses plenty of it. Quirk and Schwartz will care for the tackle berths and Avis and Hannegan the wings. Geraghty will be on the pivot.

Eggler win call signals in place of Dutch Schaeffering who Is on the list. Kelly and McConachie will be stationed at the halfbacks and Klausner at uIL The South Dakota team. It Is reported, has been strengthened, the last three weeks, both by following players will be available: Ends. Hutton. 145, and White.

tackles. ShorteL 153; Morton. 179; WeiL 1T0: guards. Peters. 163; Land.

155; backs. Lyle. 139; Wber. 143. and Tancil.

153. American League pilfers la vfcrtsrte! this year and enabled the AtileCa to get ou last positioa far'tte first time since 1S15. is wantrt I-' several wealthy clubs. Conale XaC Is said to have receive leaapt. cash offers for RornmeH fro is Tigers.

Tankees and Waits kc isn't anxious to sell-Mack has slowly but suraly n-constructed his team until it isi like a first division coateadec. sumlng that the pitching 4partsst continues to Improve la UZX. Est sale of RomraelL therefore, wwilj extremely harmful to the chances- iiray ertr-i. TKISP EACy. Th- P-i-.

S1SO0. ani ap half f'l-'ors in Caref-il i I ilvin ins "ii- H- ttv ail 1 ci rlt.roiTS 1 "rtr-r BaUyN.il 104 1 i a. Xalapa Farm A etry of players this morning boarded a 9 o'clock train for Columbia, where they will play their annual battle with the Missouri Timers tomorrow. The squad included 22 players, the student manager and aDout s.i Tunoncs iorr 10i s. S15.

S-i 30. "0. trst. Furl. 119 tisuxtoa 4.

AL Pierce Usiri yi 1-3. Ous Scheer. lio'-Liiuiiy aai Enoa also ran. FOURTH RACE. 53 a upward.

run. Gtena 10T 11 4 fat; ThriUer IV Jvl eocad; tSittor 111 SIS'1. tiuri. Tiaie. 1 301-j.

Tiiia.a. UUra Gol-i. Lily Zua a-so ran. FIFTH RACE. SoOO.

3-yr-iis aJ 'it- ward. on- mil and yiis Fer. 113 30. l-. 3.i rt: Sir Aifta, 112 ecosd; Mr.

ICS Bux-im-. S4 5. thir-i. Ttzn. 1 32 l-o.

iToepector, Futea and AI Thcne aiao ran. 5IXTH PA'TS. SSOO. a-i upward, ciaim cn mile s- i a La. Kros.

Hi rt i 2. TO. lirsti BoKarr. 9d aein $4 iO. S.

10. lrta'a Best. 10 Muasi. th-rd. TiT.e.

L-? K'uet. insane, Ra-ccowom tad Eanis a.so rxru pXTTT P.AUE. 55 airwart. cne tni.t aa-J a cluster was brightened by brief gems in the way of a few ticklish counts at line-nursing. Hoppe seemed inclined to bring the globes ia close having eased his stroke at gathering shots.

But he miscalculated short single cushion and its failure to gain the necessary lees ff the cushion sent him to the seat. Former CTiampion Rons 192. On his next venture at the table Hcppe rose to the full flig-hts of his brilliancy. A run of 192 was the reward for this effort. He brought the Ivories together by a -rreat dead -ball drive fcr the sixteenth count.

At in he had rained a perfect nursinsr position on the line. From that on the nurse, inter- DALLAS. Xov. IT. Bobby Bums outpointed Jack Daltcn in 16 rounds here last night, according to newspaper decisions.

They are bantamweights, both from Dallas. acquisition of new material and by a shakeup which Coach Stubb Allison KA'3L Tv 51300. 11 ComVat LUC WB.4.i-0 a of TTashlnrtcn battle Cleveland in the second. Central and Soldan will rale as favorites. McKinley has been erratic this campaign and bas displayed both good and bad football in every game.

The midcity eleven ba3 been consistent in both of its victories. Ccach "Walker has been working his men hard for the past two weeks and now believes that he has corrected several faults of the Red and Black. Ray Kutterer will be shifted from end to safety on the defense. and Kittlaus will cover the wing. This move has overcome a Central weakness, that of juggling punts, which has proven costly in previous games.

McKSnley. under the tutoring of Coach Carleson. is perfecting an open style of play ta be used against Central. The Crimson mentor ha been experimenting with aeveral combinations, both in his line and backfield. but has rot as yet found a shift which has been beneficial.

The outlook is that McKinley will send the same team against Central as opposed Cleveland last week. This game will be the final contest for McKinley this campaign a victory will mean an even split for the Crimson for the year. Yeatman was defeated by the eleven, while Cleveland and forced the South Sidera down In feat. were on made in the personnel dz his eleven. The team captain.

Soper. a tackle Is versify Tmdereraiuates 7 F- 1-1 Ill 1 i.ir.arr r-2Tireoa3 pr P--ns Tf now riding the bench and Is being AT (J S' a. i.rrr -t. jriv -trv. hand to cheer the team as the tram departed.

Several hundred PIk-r rooters iu Missouri alumni will take a train for the rame tomorrow morn-nr The train leaves r-elmar stat-on Kioe'iair II. 103 'J; 54. 9TU 52 10. a.ooc Fr: i Srst: Jap Sfirr.a. 3 w.tisd; G-ors WatiinT.oa.

lO. iWiiUiu1, S2.1U. teird. 1.3s. ryie.

Unar. Safrasor tad Sir aJck also ran. Ml in Wat-S r.i spersed with fine examples of short i. ari'i tne ttseresv -11 P-tul Jon-s Kiss Ill -fr Fai- a--' Pv-k TV a-tca in Toward th- hundredth count a lars-e attendance rf 1 1 fr.ehraa squad of 3 p.J-. r- jth sjr-fceres spread.

Kcppe lea.iir.? PV. triw as euests of th-i them by gentle cushion caroms from WierAthleti" as a re-j the head to the foot cf the table. wWd for their services in coiditioi- Dade Park Results. FIF.5T RACE. 50 2-- sr-cea.

six f-irl is K.v 112 i iM 54 6. rst. Th.raa. K. I 109 ST 30.

S3 fiO. ond; 112 S3 TO. Third. Tite. I si" 1 104 Min-f-r entrr.

i Steadying himself on his fifth visit 5. i3 s.x-h rx-. si cp. rr- i. acd To l-w the varsity.

The Pikers held a Usht scrimmase and signal drill yesterday aftemor-at Francis Field. In the 11 3 112 Trnctroa 112 112 x.DT at to the table. Hoppe worked out a cluster cf S3 that was a character-; istic bit of his favorite old drive- ar.d-eather system. Durirs? this ef-i fort the srlobes were rarely permitted to rest. He kept them traveling.

the skill cf his cushion shots adding plavers were the guests or nor.o a meeting on the campus. Tomorrow's Dade Park Entries. 1 7 at cr.r t-r i-hn JT- Haatiier ytrt ree, SSOO. 't ustnt as a reserve lineman. Margolin and Patrick, letter men of th 19 21 squad have been relieved In the, backfield and are now second strirgers.

The South Dakota coach revived the lagging Interest In football and brought out sevefaj new candidates who are now classed as regulars. Dnbel Is Coyotes Star. McErye. the center of the visitors Is light man for the pivot, but his rovtcg play has been very good so far this year. DubeT.

right the outstanding star cf the mart. He Is a kicker, forward passer and runner of exceptional ability. Frankenfeld the left end is reputed fce the fastest football runner tn th northwest. McDowell as the field general Is recommended for keen watching on the part of the BUlikens. The BUIiien athletic authorities have announced that both teams wia be numbered and that programs owing the lineup and numbers will b- distributed free.

The teams probably will line op as follows St. Lou', rfcta aa4 we'rHt. Pro. FUrr. Wrfaht.

Kan-wan. Fruknd came which much enthusiasm aril hope for the outcome of the was expressed. Plkei-s im iMd fcP- 10o 14 Ter Ttn-m 9 V'-i TJr Set! 101 Fititt rt. Lii 101 I'ettsarlos 102 Bw it-roe 10- S-x-enth rc. S13-'iO.

13--0. c.aimfr'c mi; and 5a.ia. Zxrxg and u-iai; ao ran. SECOND RACE. SPO.

5 a t. 105 Frcna'. 52 S5. S2 SO. T.rt: Paul 3.

Brown. 110 M-r S3.30. S3 -10. iwwror.d; Tender Str(. ICS 5 3'.

Ttrre- lr07 3-5. Tl" Plum. FT-t-Ik Cooi. Albert Noxm aai Trie tTister a.9o TKIRT EACE. 3-y-vr-o Is aa a- -x-mr't s.x fir Rn-i: 114 3' S3.T'.

S2 9). firsr f.r.:. i. 54. 4).

s-t" nd R-at 11S iT-tw taii-1 1:14 3-5. D.h:T.j.- T. t. Aan. Lee EiflM.

Boai an i alarnaadr also ran. FOTTRTK R-KCE Mayor Bcss Memorial HiU'l'ttp. ar.d rowiri. TV iricr.f Sll.l-V S4. rt: Sir HO (wna.

S4.T(. ii90. 9-conii: T-isciHa PT (Bcrast. S.J'O. third.

1:12 4-S. Iocie. Boy From Home and Lawafai also raa. m'iH P.A CF. Par-M.

SSOO. 3-TtirHj aad traard clalmln. rrVm Th- Pikers will be reprr SK-ocd rrnrn, SSOO. claimic. r3.ve tee and up.

91 rurlocr' -tUi-rast 11. lo- Torn MTTiirri--t .112 Ha.rb.rt jni 11 Aim'i' l.l'J 1 1 2 -M 7-i-Tain fr 1 lit 113 View I'O'Pv't 110 rwfr to the attractiveness the cluster. Score: Afternoon rame Edouari Horemans. spot ball. 0 0 0 9 15! 4 244 7 0 0 13 Total.

average. 3 3 10-14; hish runs. 244. and J. Erich Harenlacher.

white ball. 1 0 21 2 5 5 1 15 44 120 S01 T5 totaL 301; average, 21 7-14: h-Iffh nts, 120. 73 and 44. Referee Albert G. Cutler.

game Hoppe, white baH. 57 192 0 0 53 163 1 IS totaL .1 1 .3 104 TfeiM rac. SO0. elalTStns. Kop-town Farse." S-year-olia tud up.

cn an 1 ot-half miles: a -riarifLar TV-acii J-iia 1M Hiao'art ..103 ovi.l l'ual 100 OiJ ..135 1 FoJor l-ic (- Rou-n EafOTiM-rs 10 WpaTher. rtwir: tract, rasr. aitcrwance rc Post tirr.e. rst rr. 12 13 pf" as.

able to cn the sinte -he Kanas game four weeks age. The backfeld will be In perfect shape, and the line, although forced to do without the services of Koch, hurt several weeks ago. and Capt. Bob Denny at right tactle. Is In a-3d shape and ready to g-.

thanks to a two weeks' rest, which gave the Injured a chance to get Into form, Both the backfield ar.d the line average about 173 pounds, the perhaps, being the heavier if the two. The Fiker line will be con Got 3 xvl 5-4. iw. Prmrth ra-. SltXW.

aHTari(re. Montoy. li4 -EVrroor MeOreary Purse." 3-year-oiis and up. S3.0. S2.P".

serrmd: T- the Mars. 104 S2.SO. third. 1 44 2-3. E.i'.tix K.

Canton aad Ciro? raa. 1J1 Crt lr- Far-ioTT l'T Normal ..10" Mcnautc 10T Masoeir -10T 00; 53 5-0; high runs. 19 Xrrrc- TORK. Nv. IT.I nored today that eft5r rr'ak Chance, former of fM.

d'eazf Cubs, or Bill Carriean. manaarer. would be nam--i a fw Fifth KnracT Han- cap. ana up. ons taa ane-q'iar- nart Vjv 103 7 ISO and S3.

TTelker Cochran, spot ball. 13 24 27 4 1 11 70 0: total. 152; average. 2'" 2-S: hieh runs. 70.

and 2. as man- cava to succeed Hais Duff-as-er of th Bostm siderably outweighed by the llT Astor l'4 tuns .21. swr-d: (rfiira Fit rs riTjnr. Tn tr the srfcwart. T.

Cfcrtsxiansra 130 Mo-rthy. Connors. -00 G.rsfcty...a8) C. a3g, C.Sasadcn as8) A- UTOt.R. :150.Q.

U5o.r artn 10T Ba.lia 11 S3.10. th.rd. 1 43 l-o. ikirv-st Sixth race. S1500.

"Got. Morrow aa and Ueuteaaat-1 jar- HTIo Am 3 03 lop 1 H-lTE 3 ar-olis a.I 3. T. Ttomplnit Ta3' '-oxm. -n feosnt- 111.

iSnfti -t -20 Tiimf Haf Jjirl CIrtTiif ...11. 99 first: Pit-!" 1 S-liJ. 4 If You're the Man Whose Collar Does Not Fit, I Want to See You 155 rjlV I0i W.lini- Fi A3J ami Romptn sc Mry. Pry an t-r; Tavtor Ht-r ZX.y Hay Pirrsa Zjori Craruta and Kitty Wlliiaaia. entry.

third T-ne -1 .52 MV-non" Elder. Lei cu Leaves. B.ai it rsettv ajw ran. NEBRASKA QUARTERBACK SwxTOth rs.c. eiaimin.

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