The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 9

PAGE EIGHT. A I Saturday, December 8, Decatur Whips Hammond Lombard Gets Tony Biddle and Belgian 29-13 In Last Half Rush Clean Bill In Out For Walker's Crown Stuckey Shines in His Debut as D. H. S. Forward- ie Performs Well.

1.1. A. C. Loop Prydc By FRANK BEAR. When John Stuckey, sophomore forward fresh from Roosevelt junior high, caged nine points in the De: GCEUT High-Hammond basketball 1 gama here Friday night, he put himself in the class of "dangerous Sports Fail To Pay In Chicago By EDWARD J.

NEIL. i Press Sports Writer.) New York, Dec. Two tiny French phones tinkled unheed- No Change Made in Rules on the desk of "Tony" Biddle, of Eligibility wealthy son of a famous family. Sec- Dates Set. retaries stepped in a worried fashion in and out of his luxurious office, i walled with ancient tapestries and iiic VIOAO ui uaiiKCluus jiicu 1 1 1 i I And backed by a defense and an of- Football and Hockey in Heavy Debt.

fense that were superior to the opponents, ha and "Newt" Pryde chalked up more points than the entire Hammond team. As a result the score was 29 to 13 for Decatur high. Trie first half wasn" catur story as the cue but after tra: running close to tie counts, the Reds finally led 12 to fl at half time. a11 th(lr receipts. Chicago, Dec.

floored with a carpst inches deep. 1 several years exile from the Little 19, i The youthful financier heeded neither i Lombard college of Galesburg was phones, secretaries, nor a "two-way reinstated at a meeting of the Illi- market" that should have commanded nois Intercollegiate Athletic Confer- every bit of his attention. ence Friday, Instead he lolled in a soft desk Entrance 'petitions of Crane Junior chair, or rose to stretch his six feet Chicago Dec. College. Chicago and Elmhurst Col- of brawn and muscle as he paced up T71 11 Mrf nn rirttt'YI t.h Tumpf.

Ann tne SUD- and down the carpet. And the sub lege. Elmhurst were not acted on. BARNETT HELD. William Veeck, president of the ence game.

ing eligibility lists for every confer- i hours from the manif9ld duties of a i modern multi-millionaire was boxing It was in Cubs National League baseball club, Knox College, of Galesburg, was from the first "Nick" down. local boys beg the second half that the i sa i tnat in J5 years the i ub has awarded the annual track meet, May! MICKE WALKER HIS GOAL. flr i not paid a six per cent return on the and 25 The annual swimmmg rneet To fi, i civ 0 lr 0,0 i ana zo. jine tuuiuui swuuuuug i ot sl pe fnt leturn on I ld gt vlator CO eg At the moment you'll find announced. Mar 16 him listed as Anthony Joseph Dre.iel football schedules were Biddle, in "Who's the center of the latest fistic sensation.

A few days ago he paid $20,000 for superiority and even Carl Barnett of mve tment to stockholders Hockev Hammond, who had scored three 6 1 5 0 in the first half and two more and basketball promoters al- In the third quarter, was held down said they were heavily in debt. more than the last fifteen min- George Halas. business manager of Utcp of play. The invaders got no the Chicago Bruins professional bas- morn than Barnetfs four points in ketball team, reported his team had the last half. But while the beini? held.

Decatur Pryde hl a la basketbSl wiiTmanage and youngster NORMAL SCHOOLS. Meeting in conjunction with the the managerial contract of Rene De Belgian challenger for the provide perfect quarters for any boxers, trainers, managers or promoters willing to meet a nominal portion oi the expenses. A "glorified boxing emporium," Tony calls it. OWNER-SPARRING PARTNER. Although Rene probably doesn't know it and it isn't in the contract, the boxer has acquired a potential sparring partner in his new owner.

Tony is a crack amateur heavyweight. He whipped the pugilistic barber for the amateur championship of Bulgaria in Gene Tuney's last training camp. Every day finds him in some gymnasium swapping leather with the best available, revelling in "the i finest, cleanest sport in the world." If a family, like a people, can be i said to have a "national a pair of crossed boxing gloves would have some place in the Biddle coat of arms. Tony's father, Major Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, is still a crack boxer at 54, ready and willing to match fists for sport with anyone.

Tony perforce learned to box almost as soon as he could hold his hands up. BOXING STABLES FOR RACING- STABLES. Big, democratic and affable, Tony frankly is "crazy" about boxing. He believes the entry of modern patrons Then of the sport to boxing "will add in- our own lives and possibly the sport," With owners Biddle, there never would be court and three of his four trials and promoters of bike racing, boxing ment at Macomb, Mar. 1 and 2.

expect to land the blonde fox of from the foul line Byrkit and Baird and other sports reported deficits. A rumored "crack up" of the con-, i Belgium in the throne now occupied also scored each'to make a total If the tax is promoters said i ference failed to materialize. There by Mickey Walker. of seventeen points for the Reds in admission would be forced upward were however some informal discus- the test half. at, all events.

si ns among the athletic directors out- Captain Hanson was in good form tit his forward post and Blackburn and were valuable men to the locals. Barnett was the big show for Hammond. Hammond U3 G.F as taken the advisement. BIG TEN CAGERS Hanson, f. Larson, SluclifT f-r 3.

r. Bjrkit. PrTdr. (. Burd.

I Ri-x. by Dtti'ur Hammond fi.T 1 0 the session. i The reinstatement of Lombard college apparently was accomplished without opposition. The Galesburg school was banished from the loop several years ago because of eligibility Barnett. f.

Lescp. f. c. Dursr, c. LfiTB.

I. i a B. 5 1 1 0 PI AYINfl ATI IRn AY 'irregularities. Prior to its admittance TLA 1 1NU 3A 1 UKUAI lodafey- two rev i 0 us petitions of Lorn- Chicago, Dec A Michi-'bard had been turned down by the CPU'S "dark horse" team inaugurates conference. A change in the athletic the Big Ten basketball season Friday policies of the school and controlling 0 niqht by clashing with its old bodies is said to have prompted the Michigan State, but Saturday night' re-mstatement.

Harry M. Bell is ath- of Bronson in the quest of the next heavyweight champion. Tony will purchase any boxer in any division upon whom Bronson places the stamp of approval. Furthermore they are considering the erection of an ideal training camp on the outskirts of the city, to be run without profit and ahead too fast because of financial necessity. "It wouldn't surprise me," he said as the stock ticker clicked in the next room and there was a flurry of excitement everywhere but in his chair, "if many others followed the same trail, boxing stables may replace racing stables.

Spruille Braden and Walter Chrysler already have bought Knute Hansen--by golly, I must call Walter and kid him about Knute's knockout by Christner in Cleveland!" ihc action will become general with letic director. Bowling Scores 24 4 Rfff-ree--Ea-mc of Minikin. --O-JOHN STUCKEY AND BASKETBALL SPEND A YEAR TOGETHER ronsm" and Illinois "will plav prelim- The present organization with the marv games this week. "Saturday re-mstatement of the Galesburg col- iiish't's games are Ohio Wesleyan at lege now comprises 24 members Ohio State. Washington university at Following officers were re-elected.

uokash Indiana South Dakota at Iowa, C. P. Lantz, Eastern Teachers college, wiieeier North Dakota at Minnesota, Wabash Charleston, president; Lewis Omer. at Northwestern, and Monmouth at Carthage colisge. Carthage, vice pres- cago.

idem; V. F. Swaini. Bradley Polylcch- COMMERCIAL LEAGUE. LYONS LUMBER CO.

Names-Malen Total Ist 127 112 .137 .144 170 35 2nd 1S5 1.11 130 147 131 33 3rd. Tot. 175 457 131 back yard and a concrete platfoim over the roal basement to dribble on. Early in August he gets out his veteran nucleus of the Maise Blue team. MONTREAL HOCKEY --o-- Total With a new coach, George Veen-'me institute.

Peoria, secretary, and L. kcr. and the absence of its last sea- M. Cole, Millikin university, -Decatur. son's stars.

Oosterbaan and treasurer. C. W. Whiltcn. Cmcpso.

i.m.in John Stuckey. sophomore forward i Michigan is the "dark horse" ot tin: athle'Je commissioner oi u.e conter- for Decatu' school caged 1 Big Ten basketball race. was rcappomted aroitrator lor Kp sl goals and three of his four trials for McCoy, Orwig and Rose form the the loop, free when the Reds met Ham- tTM arm mond Friday nighr. Maybe this is why he did it: John has a basketball hoop in his MEN WIN 4 TO 1 8-- (A.P.I--The 735 LEADER I I'E 2nd 172 142 153 168 ..153 170 123 173 145 35 782 3rd. lliO 131 135 144 160 396 464 44ti 455 43S i I.

T. S. Names-- Isi Roclc 180 Harbarcer 148 A i 136 161 Rushins t78 2nd 3rd. Tot. 187 161 52B 165 437 157 187 480 174 166 501 140 134 513 Total 803 P2B 832 2464 20TH CENTURA FUTiNACE OO.

Names-- Drrtz Keck Sryter Filo a i a 1st 138 I 138 .142 45 1511 130 1.36 45 3rd. Tnt. 171 510 450 1511 152 161 161 45 Total 835 843 84.8 2391 73! 781 180 223i New York, Dec. Two Grid Games In Southern Loop Knoxville, Dec. APPLEBAUM CIOTHINO.

Names-- 1st 2nd Koschcnskl. 151 192 Van HrninB 124 150 Susewlls 144 136 l.clpskl 182 168 AUBUStine 158 169 3rd. Tot. 203 546 STAI.ET PLANT LEAGUE. 16S 195 155 163 429 475 SOS 487 the sun still hangs low begins his practice.

the east he He around on the platform, pivots, and shoots. And then he does it again. and again, until he figures he's had Rangers evidently intend to stage, two another battle the Stanley and the Hockey championship of the world next sprinc. and the rout, they are taking to the playoffs is at undefeated teams representing Universities of Florida and Ten- the'nesser fiphtins it out in the finale of thp 1928 season. Georgia Tech, with a clean record added victory And then in the evening just be- A a hard pull through the early an inteibprtional clash with Notre the Maroons' crawled up to Dame, is long favorite in the Ram, i toaay tno AH.

PI CM university of Georgia tti ni-c; 1 wi. i i i i enough for his morning workout. rhe" ton of their respective the south and an And then in the evening just A TM I fore dark, he's out again, drib- Wins, pivoting, and shooting until the the first place in thp Total Names-- Welsncr Peyer. C. PlBK Kossleck M-Crory Total 753 PI 5 'DECATOR BATTERY.

1st 12S 118 136 93 18'i 1ST 95 imi 112 145 131 871 2442 3rd. Tot. 134 413 119 134 86 241 131 378 296 571 Names-- Tehler- B'ant Fitch i Potter Total Names-Bowman Robinson Stewart Lappui Handicap Total MFG. OFFICE. 1st 2n1 I 102 119 116 91 108 127 143 147 123 533 592 PROCESS CHEMISTS.

3rd. Tot. 160 373 353 81 134 159 280 404 429 652 1833 Is! 126 135 93 124 146 4 2nd 147 92 81 118 17G 4 3rd. 131 1IT 78 144 155 4 Tot. 404 345 252 356 477 hoop looks airily in the darkness.

day This happens everv August--it' 1 no' jui.t a matter of doing it when ihe notion strike. And then on up i the fall--in September and October. And then basketball season along and he plays. Spring and the season has ended. But a doesn't bother John.

HP'S o'lf siam on up through and Mioot- mg. group a few days ago only to be ant. in Toronto, last night they eleven. victories for Tech and Florida will depo'-ed by ahcad again by plastering a 4 i W. PURITY A I TO.

I 101) 15H 15(1 16S 178 150 177 ..112 845 19.0 i i To' Knmes- 223 5S4 ornlders 150 431 Bauel. 150 46B Cnnn 56- a 613 629 1864 PLANT MECHANICS. 15S 192 163 127 125 Fights Last Night. (By The Associated Press. to 3 defeat on the New leans, including their Rot Worters.

HICKOK FAMILY DATE FROM NINETIES TILL NOW Dec. 7-- (A.P.i-- The award of a Yale major football letter to D. Hastings Hickok, of this cir.y. on Tuesday added a fourth pos! scssor of the to this family. result in a conference tie, while a win versa, defeat for Florida while Tech is i winning will give the Atlanta eleven undisputed claim to the title.

--O-LEAGUE BASEBALL i MUST PROSPER IF HONEST--LAND1S Toronto. Dec. 8-- fA.P.l-- Commr- sioner K. M. Landis thinks basebail Total Ml 803 873 252b WABASH.

Kames-- l--t 2nd 3rd. Tot. Brown 124 12,1 150 402 Williams S'vrpanskt Handicap Tolal .110 .100 178 214 60 112 178 200 66 105 162 135 IS! 66 300 38.i 552 5S5 3rd, 165 107 125 136 179 Total Names- Bell Hayes i a 630 MO COMMERCIAL GRAIN. 440 342 375 343 45S 199B Ilucrhler a i a 1't 106 12; 115 132 81 P5 33 110 91 47 3 Tot. 102 289 99 UO 138 137 47 321 308 410 324 Total 623 537 633 1652 Clinton 5 Win Warrensburg Falls Davs Shade, A i Toledo.

Rosy pnnal Poir'etl Larry Johnson. a '1C 1 BoiciiEiri aon on lo il Army Lunca. Tnii'do ''4'. Eait i Georee SUI Ul i idjt.ii -7 Hickok of Harrisburg" first came needs only to be honest to be pros- into the limelight of Yale gridiron perous. history back in 1893.

1894 and 1895 Speaking at Double Victory Decatur Reserves Lose 24 owpoinlrri Hic Britt St. Mo Cobh Houston. kr.ork.d ou: i Walerloo. a 2 Brownie a i i a a Air.ru.^. Pi i 18'.

Ern.f i s. out- polntrct Mil.ain. KHIII.IJ i 6 N.tj i.aock- out Billy a Tor: IVyo. 12,. New Orleans -BiK Bov i 5 Mm- a in i Orleans, Kolirwood.

Cat--Horror i i i a Sioux i a CM i i City. Calif i Fla Chrfi- We'uon 1 a outpointed i i Jackson, Key- a when W. O. Hi.kok 3rd, starred as a Hartford, conn. Riiard on the famous Eli eleven of Yor noi i those j'ears.

In doing so he won a Cleveland, out- on Walter Camp's "All-Ameri- nn" eleven in three consecutive sea. ons and set a mark which none of Ins relatives has quite been able to A. Hickok. a brother, brought the into the family. Ke v.

as a member of the class of '97 and won his letter as a tackle. W. O. Hickok, 4th, son of W. 3rd.

and a member of the class of 1928. followed in the footsteps of his his in the en'r: a i Winnipeg. Minneapoii.1 i i Jnck Toronto club of the International League to delegates to the convention lu of the National Association of Pro-, ij nton Dec. teams fessional Baseball leagues, the Commissioner said: were successful in two games here 'Baseball can't be killed from the Friday night, the high school varsity outside and it will continue to pros- winning 24 to 8 from Waynesville and per just as long as the clubs and the seconc team winning 24 to 15 from the Decatur High reserves. Westry and Anderson led the scor- ward and upright manner." --O-SCORES 284 POINTS IN THREE SEASONS York, ing of the Clinton varsity, Garver of Decatur and Ingram of Clinton were the opposing point getters In the reserve game.

The Clinton '24; Tmrriiitit ircen, 'This son of Ross three-year scoring ec 'd moved the Hickok name from the Strong, the leading loolDail center of the line to the extremity maker in the country this season, i and won his letter as an end, play- shows he tallied a total of 34 touch- ing in all of the Yale games this downs. 65 points after touchdown and Gibbon 1 Chil --O-EIGHT BIG 10 MEN IN BENEFIT GAME Chicago. Dec. Big Ten football stars, six cf whom won all-conference honors during the past season, have agreed to play for the east in its fourth annual gridiron battle with an aJl-star western team at San Francisco, Dec. 29.

Chlcaeo, Dec. 8 The The Big Ten players are Captain Westfrn amateur rnampionshio; Rube Wagner, Wisconsin, tackle; for 1929 will be decidPd over the Captain George Gibson, Minnesota. Mission Hill Country club links ol guard: Captain Walter Holmer. Kansas City. i Northwestern, fullback: Kenneth The Kansas City club was award- Haycraft.

Minnesota, end; Leo Ras- WESTERN TOURNEY AT KANSAS CITY five field goals for a total of 284 ivtcrs, points in his college career and im-i Helm. proved 100 per cent plus since last season. Totnis MARQUETTE PLAYS CREIGHTON U. Milwaukee. Dec.

-Marquette University's golden ava- G. F. 3 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 2 1 0 1 Dec. Res. (15) Watts, Coffin Garver, Turner, Banks, G.

r. 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 3 1 0 0 0 McDanlcls, 0 football season in the middlewest when they meet Saturday in the Marquette stadium here. The visitors will present their full strength, but Marquette may be minus the services of Captain "Swede Begert, star backfield man. O-- 10 4 1 Totals Clinton (2-1) Porter, nct-'sman, WrMry, Onlbralth, c. Gah, jr Anciersou, Shaw, Totals WEirrensb'BdO) G.

P. Sampson, Hammltt, g. I Marvin Foreman, i 2 1 Totals the tournament by the Western kcwski. Ohio State, tackle; Yatz Golf at its annual meet-' Leviscn, Northwestern, quarterback; ing last night. Dates were tentative-.

Offensive Captain "Chuck" Bennett. ly set for July 8 to 13. Indiana, halfback, and Captain All oiiicfrs of the association "Butch" Nowack, Illinois, t.ickle. headed by Robert M. Cutting --O-Chicago, were reelected, and the A Wit 1 of the Western Open championship V.

O. IL.L, eferred the ard i "i WELCOME BACK --O-- RIl I Til DFN A A A I kTB i 1 IL.LS£.11 NAMt MAYUK Npw Yort Dec 8 (A Unless won all of them while not allcwing I MAYOR" siens have been misread "Big Bill" the opposition to score a point, in- I A I will find himselt rfi st. nrfi to-' eluded in the string cf Mt- South Bend. Dec. 8-- (A.P.I -Mayor James J.

Walker of New York is called the "traveling he Mid last night, because he has in- on following the Notre Dams team from coast to coast. Mayor Walker joined with Dr. Clarence W. Spears, Minnesota coach, Richard Hanley, of Northwestern and Olenn Thistlethwaite of Wisconsin at banquet of tribute to Notre Dame's 1928 football team. Kaute Rocknp.

Notre Dame coach, i called from the Pacific coast Referee-GIH iM.lllkln). --O-Teds Use Whole SquadWin, 36-5 WHEATON GRID TEAM HAS CLEAN RECORD: Bement FrosH Unable to Wheatcn. Dec. High Sln-u. A.rarlr school, champion of the Little Sev- OIOW en conference, has a football record I Rooseve i fc Juniors, having a force of fifteen men in the lineup, won 36 to 5 from Bement Prosh Friday Every man in uniform got in- 16-13 To Durfee 5 Mt.

Zion Wins 22 to 21 from Varsity. Warrensburg, Doc. high teams were victims of two setbacks in competition with outside teams here Friday night. Mt. Zion won 22 to 21 from the high school varsity when C.

Wells' basket in the last minute slipped through the hoop. Warrensburg had led 21 to 16 with only five minutes to go. Durfee Juniors of Deeatur, won their second game, 16 to 13 from the Warrensburg Freshman-Sophomore team, George Keller leading the scoring. The summaries: G. F.

Barclay N. Brown E. Simpson Shcphard E. Brown Paxton L. Simpson Total? Mt.

Zion (22) Tate C. i a o. F. i i 3 0 3 1 RcIeiTC--Summers of Millikin. a C.I Dllr.ce (16) Q.

F. PruchPlt 1 McGIas-on 1 1 3 I Pryde 1 Hciserman 2 3 1 Mmor 1 1,1. Howo 1 0 Winters 0 Rnr.trl: 1 0 WiUard 0 9 Cnnod. 0 0 Totnls 1 I Totals 7 Referee--Haines of Milllkln. Friday Scores.

good "grace by the executive commit-i tories a triumph over Glenbard, tee of the United States Lawn Tennis champion of the west Subui ban con- Association Saturday. i ference. Wheaton's 1928 record: Barred from amateur play in 351 nations holding membership in the International Tennis Federation. Tilden, it is expected will be reinstated at the executive committees annual! December meeting. Unofficially, several members of the committee have expressed the opinion that the tall Fhiladelphian has been punished enough for violating the amateur rule last summer when he wjju mma iiuju 4 i to Uie bedside of his two-year-old son.

wrote newspaper articles on the Wim- Jsck, left the boy for the first time bledon tournament in which he was to attend the banquet. la contestant. Wheaton, 36; i a Tec.li. 0. a 36; Sycamore.

D. Wheaton. Batavm. 0. Wheaton.

St. 0. Wheaton, 51; Dundee, f). Wheaton, 14; Geneva. 0, Whenton, 46; Napervllle.

0. Wheaton, 25, Glenbard, 0. In eight years of coaching Stenger has had championship teams at Richmond. Wabash, and Ottawa. before he came to to the game.

Hill and Ensor were the point leaders with nine and eight respectively. The summary: rfoosevelt. (30) Baumstem, f. G.F. 3 Hill, -f 4 Carver, Ensor.

Schrorder, Borough, f. R. Campbell, Heaton, c. Ray. Tade, B.

Cochran. g. Flynn, E. Spies. K.

Roberts, a. 1 0 4 1 i Wheatcn, where his teams have Mlch1 taken the 1927 and 1928 Big Seven Bement (5) Slone. t. Ernest, f. Fay.

f. Mortendale, f. L'Rnnon. c. Glynn.

G.F. .1 0 0 i E. CampbPll, B. 0 2 Godfrey, 0 0 ....1 3 titles. Referee--Newton LOCAL.

Decatur high, 29; Hammond, 13. Roosevelt, 36; Bement Fresh, 5. Durfee, 19; Warrensburg Frosh, 15. Cisco, Central Juniors, 5. Clinton, Seconds, 24; Decatur Re- perves, 15.

HIGH SCHOOLS. Patoka, 18; Farina, 12. Illiopoiis, 18; Pleasant Plains. 15. Lincoln, 24.

Atlanta, 14. Danville, 27; Chrisman, 22. Ogden, 27; Tolono, 14. Deland. 27; Weldon, 23.

Vandalia, 40; Kinmundy, 15. Sandoval. 33; St. Elmo, 22. Shelbyville, 28; Windsor, 22.

Mt. Zion, 22; Warrensburg, 21. Clinton, 24; Waynesville. 8. Atwood.

29. Sullivan, 20. Assumption, 23; Macon, 22. Neosra, 27; Stewardson, 13. Westfield.

33; Greenup, 9. Beecher City, 19; Altamont, 17. Milford, 31: Watseka, 9. Allerton, 20; Sidney, 5. Rossville.

22: Homer, 11. Mason City. 34: Elkhart. 12. Roanoke, 16.

Bloomington, 14. 10 Fives Start Action Michigan Wins Game Off State Team. Chicago, Dec. (A.P.)--Basket- ball steps from the background to a closeup on the Big Ten athletic screen tonight when six teams get their first tests of the season. The scheduled games were Wabash at Northwestern.

Monmouth at Chicago, Ohio Wesleyan at Ohio State, Washington University "of St. Louis at Indiana, North Dakota at Minnesota, and South Dakota at Iowa. Wisconsin and Illinois will start their seasons Monday night, the Badgers clashing with Franklin College at Madison and the Illini meeting Bradley at Champaign. Purdue opens against Wabash at Lafayette Tuesday night. WOLVERINES OPEN.

Michigan made an inauspicious start last night, losing to its old rival, Michigan State, 31 to 24. The Wolverines led at the halfway mark, but succumbed to a state rally in the last period. Coaches plan to experiment with Sophomore material freely tonight. Most of the teams had veteran quintets, but the second year men in many places threatened to oust several of last year's stars. Michigan (24) OrwiB, rf McDonald.

If. Ualsamo. I Slasle, If Chapman, c. McCoy rg. Lnvell, Rose.

IB Barley, Myron, Is Totals G.F. .4 2 .0 0 .2 0 .0 0 .3 2 Mich. State (3) O.F. VanZylen, rf. ..3 1 Grove, If 1 4 D.

Herder, c. ..2 1 Totten, 0 0 Haca IB Scott, Is 3 0 MOWEAQUA LAYS ON FINDLAY 36-13 Moweaqua. Dec. varsitv made its bow to the public with a 36 to 13 Meridian conference victory over Findlay here Friday night, the important play centering around Stout, Pleasant and Henot. In two preliminaries the Rotz Terrors of Decatur won 34 to 13 from Moweaqua seconds and the Pana Grades won 9 to 8 from Moweaqua.

Score of the varsity game: Moweaqua 3 6 G.F. a 1 0 Hickman, t. ....1 0 Findlay 13) G.F. Mcachum, f. ...2 2 Dunham, f.

rc 1 0 1 Splcer, 1. Chapman, f. 0 0 Guln. c. i i stout, a 2 1 Coventry, 0 2 Howard, 0 0 WriB.it, 0 0 H-riot, 1 Armstrong, g.

..0 1 i 0 1 Pleru'am, K. 3 1 Scrlbner, (T. 0 0 i 0 0 Bilker, 0 0 Jordon. 0 0 Totals is Totals 7 Referee--Rotz (Millikin). ILLIOPOLIS WINNER IN FIRST CONTEST Pleasant Plains, Dec.

school, with only a week of practice since the close of the football season, won 18 to 15 from Pleasant Plains here Friday night. Scor- infT of Hopkins and McGee featured. The score: 'Pleas. PJ's (15) G. P.

a 1 0 I J. Conner, 0 1 a 1 0 0 Hudson. 2 1 Uinslrv. 0 2 B. Cgnnor, 2 3 Hopkins, 3 a 1 McGec.

3 I a 0 0 Graves. 0 Martin, Totals 7 Totals 5 5 Referee--Wentz (Milllkln). ASSUMPTION TAKES MACON DOWN 23-22 Maron. Dec. lost for the first, tune this season in basketball, 23 to 22 to Assumption here Friday night A basket in the last half minute changed the score and gave Assumption victory.

In a preliminary the Assumption Indees won 25 to 21 from Macon Indees. The high school score: Macon (22) Towsrn. a a "SV. K. Jones.

8.. Miller, Totals G. F. A i G. F.

0 i Llndcr. 2 2 I Woolen, 0 1 i Reed- 4 Burch. 3 1 I 0 Duncan, 0 1 Totals 9 Big Ten Insists On Three Year Rule--Excepts Army Notre Dame's Standards Approved-r-Thistlethwaite President of Conference Coaches. Majors Next To Hold Eye Minors Leave Important Matters Unfinished. By BRIAN BELL.

(Associated Press Sports Writer.) Toronto, Dec. temporary baseball capital of the North American continent today was moved from Toronto, where the twenty-seven minor leagues of organized baseball have been in session, to Chicago where a joint meeting of the American and Nations! Leagues, the majors, will be held nest Thursday. The twenty-seven minors came together with the question of the draft at the head of the program and when they went home it was in the same relative position. Committees from the class AA leagues, opponents of the unrestricted draft and the A leagues, one non-draft and three more or less in favor of it, will meet at West Baden, Jan. 10.

EVADED QUESTION. The draft question will now move to New York and Chicago. It may be discussed at the National League meeting at New York and the American League conclave at Chicago Tuesday. The Toronto convention seemed to shy from the question although an elaborate series of recommendations for revision had been made by the major-minor advisory council. The National association convention gave opportunity for trades of players and many "deals" were made.

Thirteen of the sixteen major league managers attended the meeting and some business was done although the only important announcement was the transfer of first baseman Dale Alexander and pitcher John Prudhomme from Toronto to Detroit. Other rumored deals involving Cincinnati and New York in the National and New York; Washington and Boston in the American, positive or negative, were expected next week. LESS TRADING. The minors did some trading among themselves and with the majors although the volume was said to have been smaller than in other years. Los Angeles in the Pacific Coast League and Birmingham of the Southern association had the most fruitful sessions, getting half a dozen players each.

Many of the clubs in leagues of the lower classifications were not so fortunate. One club president from a class league said that when he came to Canada, he left a number of notes in banks back home. "I expected to sell some players to pav these notes." he said, but added, "I 'have not been able to sell a single "I don't know what the banks are going to say to me when I get home. Central Loses In Low Scoring Bee Cisco Holder of 6 to 5 Victory. In a game preliminary to the Decatur-Hammond contest, Ernie Calbert's Central Juniors were given a 6 to 5 trimming by the Cisco high five.

Neither team was able to make its shots count. Central missed several close shots in the last minutes of play. Although the score indicates the looseness of an early season game, it was an exciting battle to watch. Tarr, who made four of his team's five points, drove in nicely on follow in shots and his height was an added advantage to Central's play. Cisco's scoring was divided between Mintun, Whisnant and Miller.

Cisco led 5 to 2 at half time. The score: Scnre by Quarters: J( 10 18 23 Referee--Walsh (Notre Dame). Shelbyville Cops First Off Windsor Shelbyville, Dec. 8 Two teams, touted to be a pair of the best In this section, fought a draw battle before 400 people here Friday night and Shelbyville was winner 28 to 22. The game was Shelbyville's first and the second for Windsor, the losing team.

The play -was featured by the work of Swigert, center, who matriculated from Strasburg this year. The score: t28) Gamps, KUiiser. 1 Swiesart, I.antz. Adams, Tntlis G. P.

3 I II i a Elliott. I 0 3 Richardson, g. 1 a G. F. I Windsor C22) 2 1 Davllson 2 3 As Hcn'iEh, 3 4 B.

Lemons, 2 a 3 Id I Totals 17 16 Score by quarters: Shelbyville 1 10 Windsor 5 10 Referee--LUislcy iDecatur). PURDUE DOESN'T WANT ANY RISKS Chicago. Dec. 8 Lambert, Purdue's baseball coach, doesn't care to risk the arm of the only good pitcher he has against Michigan's heavy sluggers. Michigan offered Purdue a baseball pame in 1929 at the conference in session here, but Lambert refused, explaining he had but one pitcher and couldn't afford to "load up." ATWOOD WINS FIRST OKAW VALLEY TILT Atwood, Dec.

competition hi the Okaw Valley conference was opened Friday night when Atwood's veteran team won 29 to 20 from Sullivan in a game played here. The game was rough. o.p. .1 2 .0 0 .0 2 Atwood (28) Davis, Long, Lawson. i Personnette, f.

0 0 Kamm. c. Monroe, g. H. Karr.m, K.

Turnlpseed, g. ..0 0 ..4 2 ..2 2 2 3 Totals Sullivan (20) W. Smith, f. Freeman, f. J.

Smith, f. Varninc, c. Durson, f. K. Totals O.P.

...3 3 ...0 ...0 0 0 1 ..0 0 Referee--Sollara of Mtllikln. Central (5) Grolla, f. 1. Paynr. f.

Johr.son, f. Hart, t. Tarr. c. Hawkins, c.

Kush, B. Derleo. g. Huffleld, g. Blackburn, 1 Totals G.F.

Cisco (01 .0 0 Minton. .0 i Miller, .0 1 i Whitnant, c. .0 0 1 Goken, K. .0 0 M'Oinnls, B. .2 .0 i 0 .0 G.F.

1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 .0 0 .0 0 2 Totals 2 2 Chicago, Dec. in the case of the Army, the Big Ten hereafter will refuse" to enter into athletic relations with, any team which does not have a three-year, player rule. After a turbulent debate, during which protests were made against! the Army which does not have such a rule, the faculty advisory committee of the conference Friday night decided to enforce the rule with thai one exception. The action saved the Army front embarrassment as it was over tha three-year rule that it broke its athletic relations with the Navy. While the Navy has a rule identical witis that of the Big Ten, it was include! in the exception.

Two Army sports officials. Lieut. Colonel Roger Alexander of West Point and Col. W. C.

Sweeney of Third Infantry, Fort Snelling, argued the case of the Army before the faculty committee, and were delighted with the decision, whicit, means the Army can carry put its; scheduled football game with the University of Illinois next year. NOTRE DAME O'K. The faculty committee, however- agreed to enforce unequivocally rule against colleges and although it is satisfied that Dame, which also was protested anclj which has games scheduled with three Big Ten football teams nexC. fall, lives up to the rule. The rulat states that no player is eligible to compete in Big Ten athletics or- against Big Ten teams who played more than three years of lege athletics.

The faculty action was the onty. highlight of the first day's meeting of Big Ten athletic heads, most oi the time being spent in arranging! schedules for minor sports. Today, finishing touches were to ba applied to football schedules, although but a few open dates wero left. Colgate now has two Big Ten football games scheduled for 1929-against Wisconsin at Madison, Oct. 5 and at Indiana, Oct.

19. Schedules in wrestling, hockey, tennis and golr also were to be finished today. MORE WORK LEFT. The eligibility status of two football stars. Mayes McLain of Iowa and Allan Holman of Ohio State, also was expected to be decided by the eligibility committee.

Dates for sports events and non- conference relays carnival eventa have been announced as Drake relays, Apr. 26-27; Ohio relays, May Illinois indoor track. Mar. 16; Texas relays, Mar. 29-30; Big Ten outdoor track championship.

Northwestern, May 24-25; indoor track championship, Iowa, Mar. 8-9; and championship cross country, Ohio State, Nov. 23. Minnesota was given the golf championship tournament for May 28-29, and Chicago was awarded the indoor swimming championship event for Mar. 15-16.

Coach Glenn Thistlethwaite of Wisconsin was elected president of the coaches committee, succeeding Jimrnle Phelan of Purdue. KERR COMPLETED ROSTER OF EASTERN ELEVEN San Francisco, Dec. Selection of the eastern team which will meet a western eleven in the annual east-west charity game hera Dec. 29. has been practically completed by Andy Kerr, Washington and Jefferson coach, who will act in the capacity for the eastern forces.

Kerr notified officials here Saturday that he had picked 20 of the 22 nlay- ers for his contingent. They are: Ends--Havcraft. Minnesota; Barabee. New York University. Tackles--Getto, Pittsburgh: Pom- i merening.

Michigan; Nowack, Illinois; Raskowski, Ohio State; Wag: ner. Wisconsin. I Thomson, Lafavette: McMullen, Nebraska: Fox. Pittsburgh. Center--Aschman, Washington an-l Jefferson.

Quarterbacks--Harpster, Carnegia Tech: Levison. Northwestern. Halfbacks--Strong. New York. University; Weston, Boston college; Bennett, Indiana.

Fullbacks--Guestl Lafayette; Holmer, Northwestern: Howell, Nebraska, Score by Quarters: Central 2 0 0 3--5 Cisco 2 3 0 1--6 Referee--Hanklns (Milllkln). LINCOLN COLLEGE TO DISCONTINUE PLAYING FOOTBALL Lincoln, Dec. 8--Announcement was made Friday that football will be abandoned as a sport at Lincoln college next year. The decision was reached at a recent meeting of the college board of managers. Athletic Director W.

T. Woleben and N. H. Anderson, faculty manager, who were in Chicago to attend a meeting of Little Nineteen conference coaches, were instructed to cancel all grid contracts. Football has been a losing proposition at the Railsplitter school since the sport was revived back in 1919 after the World war.

The decision was reached soon after the close of the 1928 season, when the Purple and White eleven failed to win a single conference game. The decision is not expected to hurt the enrollment, which has grown in the last nine years, and an intramural schedule probably will be inaugurated with more stress placed on basketball, track and baseball. Whether Coach W. T. Woleben will remain at the local institution is in doubt, as he has under consideration a contract from a southern school.

Woleben has placed Lincoln college on the athletic map during his regime. SIGNLOUGHRAN TO BOX PETERSON Chicago. Dec. 8-- (A.P.)--Tommy Loughran, world's light heavyweight champion, has been signed by promoter Mique Malloy to meet "Big Boy" Peterson, Biloxl, heavyweight in a 10 round bout at the Chicago Coliseum, Dee. 17.

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