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tack ntnt-j The Arizona bAttY StX OF THE SPORT BOXING FOOTttAlL GOLF NEWS WORLD -7 Centre Overwhelms Arizona on uddy Field, 38 to 0 By BUD FISHER "For a Moment Jeff Was Classing Himself With Washington and Lincoln" MUTT JEFF pCATS THREATEN TO SCORE THIRD PERIOD, BUT DEFENSE IS UNABLE TO CHECK COLONELS Wuokiaiw 'Tear Through Line for Two rTitiiflHlowiis in First MeMillin ami Roberts Can't lie Slopped Attc-thav 3 might! AMtBecAg PResixefrt. IMTWe peeTeNTiAt Z--J v- i Shu Diego. Oalit, Hoc 26. Centre college crowned its football u.nf thp West Willi success uy opiHoiijug io a io victory over hr todav. Rata, fell throughout the game and the field wan a churned mass nnoery slime- Several thousands of people, rain coated and hud-! tinder umbrellas, stood throughout the contest.

Arlnnn i-omnletHlv. In tho firjf wa.l. Centre tiuitm ni make a first down and throughout the came thev rarelv nossession of the hall. In the third and fourth period they made sains but ww. ui.al.le mainuln a continuc-i Roberts, noteu euu i h.m uiitmllv noted leaill.

'-o 1,1 annate, Alvin (Bo MeMillin, were Centre stars, although the work the other KemucKiiu.o team is not a one-man TEXAS PLAYERSIU a aTPm To. Paii I kick-off the Tucson ch-rense stiffened and on the fourth down with ten yards to go. Armstrong threw a rortiyard pass to Snoddy on Ari-soiO, 20-yard line. Murphy replaced Snoddy and fumbled on the next play and Arizona kicked to safety. Third Period: Arizona started a drive toward Centre goal after the third period opened and a forward pass and three gains through the line, with Manzo and Hobbs carrying the tall, put the Wildcats In a threatening position.

A forward pass over the Centre goal Student Boxer Is After the Featherweight Championship Titl adiiw. The work of arttaiiarty noticeable, his eensa- Henry Gerwig Is Elected Captain of Church Team snii catches ot forwarii bucking ami his worn in imer- wins mnri Although the far famed California ing, but there is always a reaction to Bears are a heavy favorite over such publicity. It keeps baseball on Washington and Jefferson in the tlie sport page, but really at a. coet Xeiv Years' day gridiron classio at that is prohibitive. PRACTICING FOR MONDAY'S GAME Roberts Scores First p.otru made Centre's first toueh- fjo.n within five minutes of tlie It would be a wiser Investment to filing gun.

With Roberts leaning spend some of the money' simply for Congregational Church Players Plan to Get Uniforms; Take the Name of "Mohawks" Intel ftrencc. ami a carried tlie ball to the Wildcats line, however, was intercepted and 1 the Colonels tok the offensive. A I 35-yard run by MeMillin and gains by Armstrong put the hail on the 1 Arizona three-yard line, from where noddy bucked over. Roberts kicked goal. Fourth Period: ate-vard.

line where the Ariionans Tanner and MeMillin, but were iUe to slop the Centre end who Aggies Give Up Vacation to Prepare for Centre inked across the line. The sewwl actaton-n came in the same perUd Centre hammered to tlie Wildcats An, after bucking the. ball down; five-yard line, but lost the ball on a forward pass and Arizona punted ke field, JlcMillln went through rght tackle for a scare. Pasadena, the Californians have a more impressive record than tlie Presidents, the Easterners are far from a weak aggregation. The recent defeat they handed Detroit 1'nlversily after that team had gone through the entire season undefeated, shows that clearly.

Tlie Presidents are erratic, but have wonderful tootball ability at times. With the negro, West, tliey have a power in the back field who has played brilliantly all season. In the Syracuse game, West received the ball on the ki.ckoff and with almost perfect Interference ran the entire length of the field for a touchdown. The W. J.

backfield is reported to be strong on defense and able to break up their opponents aerial attack. This means that the shining aerial attack of the Bears which has proved effective all season, may meet a stumbling block. Centre's next touchdown came advertising purposes if a desire io keep the game before the publio actuated the giving out of the sale price. Stories of the great profits made in basebal were tlie cause At tha formation of the Federal L-easue. "Men with money read the stories jf the fabulous earnings, and easily fell for the wiles of some promoter.

The Federal League cost the major league magnates at least a million dollars. Likewise It created a spirit of unrest among the players, who believed they should get a cut "of tha earnings. The Federal League wtts born of the stories given out about the great profits in baseball. I will' wager that the stories about New York paylnx Mr minutes after the second opened, when Tanner we'lt throiKh right guanl. MeMillin fall-si In attempts to kick the first ihree souls.

In the third period Afiiona rallied and advanced but Tanner intercepted a forward pass lieWmi his own goal and the Ken-tockiaiw ploughed through the. mud- Dallas, D'ec. 26. While Centre College was clashing with the University of Arizona football team at San Diego today, the Texas Agricultural and Mechanical 'college squad, which is to meet the Colonels" at Dallas Stadium, a week hence, reassembled bere after a brief holiday period and started a. gruelling preparation for next Monday's contest.

Dormitories and the gridiron of Dallas university, vacant during the holidays, has been turned over to the farmers. The Aggie players voted unanimously to sacrifice their Christmas vacation in order to prepare for their clash with Centre. i The High school boys Sunday school class of the Congregational church met with Mr. Russell after basketball practice yesterday afternoon at the Y. St.

C. A. to discuss plans for the team. The captain for the team for the season 3S21-22 was elected. Several nominations were made but the lucky man was Henry flerwjg who carried the vote by a large majority.

Gerwig is the star player on the team and. should make a good captain. The class is going; to have a strong team, if practices mean anything', as they are doing- some good work on the floor, considering the short time they have been training. With the full support of his men Gerwig ought to make a good showing with his aggregation in the City Sunday School league. The matter distinctive uniforms for the team ras discussed at this meeting and after considerable debate they deeiileit to get uniforms whose colors will be orange and green.

A name was also chosen 'or the team and these players will be known henceforth as "The Mohawks." The W. J. line is a powerful well balanced 'organization. But four 1125.000 for Groh, a 34-year-old vef- first downs by rushing has been eran and $75,000 for an untried CovUiKtoin who ran through a scattered field to another touchdown. Roberts missel goal.

Following the Arizona kick-off. MeMillin gained 20 yards on an end run ami Covington, on plunges through right tackle, made th Kentueklans' last touchdown. Covington kicked goal. and Arizona tO) position Centre CIS) Meflellan let, end Rohcfi left tackle Gordy Wiley left guard Jones Ciymer center Kuhale Kmith right guard Sluido.in Hartley right tackle Civg-u- Woffotd if.) riglit end James Slonaker quarterback MeMillin Manzo lefi halfback Snoddy I'l-ciei ick rt. half Armstrong, ffobbs Tanner Score by Periods Arizona i) 0 0 0 Ci-uue 12 tl 7 Vi Centre Scoring.

Touchdowns: Roberts. MeMillin, Snoddy. Covington (2), Goals from touchdowns: Roberts, Covington. Substitutions Arizona Ktz for Clark; Rnbarth for Manzo; Erb Connell for Rnbarth. Centre Covington for Armstrong: Jones for Chinn; Murjhy for Snoddy; Armstrong and- Covington; Snobby for Murphy; Gibson for Sha-doan; for Armstrong: Cov-ingioii for Tannir; Bean for James.

Officiate Referee, Kvaijs: umpire. Rosenthal, Minnesota; iieai linesman, I'feiffcrkorn. Indiana; Field judge, Chicago. Bowling Stars to scored against it In the last three games. Two of these were made by the University of Pittsburg and one each by Detroit University, and West Virginia.

Captain Stein at right tackle, who was chosen on Camp's All-American is a stone wall and has turned back every thing that faced him this season. Stein, however, Is not the dashing, brilliant kind of player, but of the jugged type, a power in his own particular position. In this he forms a contrast to "Brick" Muller of the Bears who Is one of the most bril I I- iy field to another score, Snoddy carrying- the hall over; Roberts kicked goal. Covington's Run. i.Wntrton made Centre's 5th touch-wn, when standing on his flfty-jard line, he caught an Arizona i'unt and ran through the broken SelJ for a tally.

Roberts mlsed ttal. Covington scored the last touch -ton on an off-tackle He iicketl soal. Firjt Period: Arijona's defense was unalde to check the charging Kentueklans, who 'ore through for two touchdowns in lie first period. MeMillin kicked the second Soal but failed on the first, toe plunges and end runs with xidy, MeMillin. Tanner and Rob-fra carrying the ball, gave the wthrnien their first gcore, Roberts ing the ball across, Bucks through acklt and a forward pass eent Mc-ffilin over for the second.

Second Period: ventre continued to hammer Arl-w' line and four minutes after tlie seeontl period opened Tanner not across for the Kentueklans' youngster, are making a lot of moneyed men wonder If baseball Isn't the way to get rich quick. Away A broad road leads away from here To sunkist lands beyond, Where sparkling greens of spring appear And earth new garb has donned. I dream of that broad road today Whose lure is that It leads awav. Away from crowds, and grime, an 1 smoke. From thoughts as dull as rain.

Away where lunching night winds joke And mornings hold no Pain. Where that road goes 1 cannot say, I only know It leads away. 4 Take on Champs of League Here Former Legal Tender Players to Meet Arizona National Bankers Wednesday Night A big treat is in store for tlie bowling fans for Wednesday night HARVKi' liiflUHT "In the space of little over a year I have earned over $27,000. It has ei. aided me to pay my way through medical college from which I will graduate next' year, to buy a little home for tlie old folks, and to enjoy some of the pleasures of life for myself," says Bright.

"The ring, however, has no attractions for me unless I can be the champion. It is not my intention to devote my life to it. The medical profession is my goal. Of course 1 would like one crack at Kilbane. That's only human, lint I must Bet my chance within the next sj: months, because as soon a 1 graduate 1 shall Kiie all my time to my has hud a rather sensational ring career.

His record ha been one unbroken string of vic- I I liant and spectacular players who Rocky Kansas Is Victor Over Ray Pittsburgh, Dec. 26 Rocky Kansas, of Buffalo. N. outpointed Johnny Ray. of Pittsburgh in a ten-round, no-decision bout today, in the opinion of newspaper men.

Kansas was the aggressor in a majority of the rounds. The weights were announced as Kansas 13514. Ray I33'i. has ever dunned a uniform. The W.

J. seem to lack for the mosf part a driving force. If its. i ti i 'I if! When the wise ones from California rate the Presidents weak and due i for a bad licking, let them beware New York. Dee, 2fi.

"1 quit the ring. unles I can get a fight with Johnny Kilbanr for the featherweight tit'e within the next six months." for the Bears will have all they can handle. Pipe what "Bo" MeMillin. loucMown. MeMillin missed famous Centre quarterback said recently at Los Angeles: "Washington and Jefferson will give tlKV Californians a tough battle." MAKING IT A FAMILY AFFAIR THORPE TO OFFICIATE New York, Dec.

26. Tom Thorpe, of Columbia university. Has been appointed an official of the football game between the University of California and Washington ec Jefferson college at the Tournament of Roses, when a team composed of former Legal Tender players will meet the championa of the league just finished. These old timers will have In their line-up: Coker, Kbele, Hitch, McLaughlin anil others. They have issued a challange to tlie Arizona National Bank team and the match promises to be fast and furious.

The officials announce that time, has been reserved for this match but that the alleys will be open for Individual bowling from 12:30 to JiRfMi p. m. every day lids week excTt Publicity of the proper sort is always helpful. i I 11-: Nearly 35.000 baseballs were used by National League clubs last year. Park policemen made 17.500 fulliei attempts to recover some tlist had been knocked into the stands.

Charlie Kbbcta led the move to stop the spending of huge sums for minor league halt players. That's exactly the kind of movement tint the Squire of Fiatbush might be expected to lead. HANLON WINS FIGHT Philadelphia, Dec. 26. Jimmy Ilan-lon.

Denver, and George Chancy, Baltimore, ivere tlie winners today in two of the principal bouts of tho holiday matinees. Manlon outpointed Joe Tiplilz, -Philadelphia, night rounds. Mbile Chancy easily defeated Mike Paulson, St. Paul, also in Light rounds. I But It Is my belief that baseball suffers gn-ally as a result of the i publicity that is.

given every sale at Pasadena, January 2. His selection was agreed upon by Coaches Smith of California, and Ncale. cif Washington cc Jefferson. suggested that the following mcs- I -1 1 sage be suift to Coach McKale: which involves a big sum of money. Since such a transaction is news, the papers always carry it.

often giving it a big spread on Ihc sport page. That's a queer statement from a torles. man regarded as a logical contender I Hi defeat of Sanun Sieger in for Kilbane. 'probably his outstanding feat. However, with Harvey Bright, box-1 Richard off.

red Kilbam: Jin.niJO t- ing is merely a side issue. meet Sieger for tlie title, an offer Harvey Bright, or Breitman, b'S which Kilbane declined, real name, is the sou of poor parents. A match was then arranged bell hose i-ircunistaiiccs prevented the 'tween Sieger and Bright, in which realization of Harvey's renin of a i Bright won, a decisive victory, college career. He has always as- Wright stands only five feet four pired to be a doctor. land one-half inches, but is compactly liarvey kneiv it was possible to i weighing 125 pounds.

He can work one's way through college, easily make the featherweight limit He made up I. Is mind to do It. His; of 122 imnnds. fit-lio ability, displayed in many i A number of welathy New Yorkers tour bonis, was bis only asset. He stand ready to offer Kilbane $0.000 decided to capitalize it, and entered for: a fight Willi Bright, but as -yet the professional ranks.

Kilbane has not been heard from. Arizona Followers Here Say Bo MeMillin and Roberts Were Too We are proud of you Wildcats in defeat and are behind you to the hist All Tuesonans conceded Centre have the better team. Could not tlie draft agitation be extended to Include the peanut crop? Airy would like to know. INDOOR SPORTS By TAD Powerful for McKale's Players i swept through the defense for sain after gain which resulted I i in two touchdowns in the first per-j iod, the crowd remained. Their patience was rewarded in the next two periods when the Wild- More Than 400 Fans, Star's Guests, Follow Plays In Front of Opera House Not to much Centre, but too much "Bo" MeMillin and "Red" Roberts was the cause of the University of Arizona defeat, local fans believe.

Arizona is not the first team to fall before the powerful combination, however. Every team the "Paying Colonels" eats showed signs of life and battled the "Praying In the second period Centre's offense se" I I'i Jt "-I tt bHhlf was not so effective and they failed to score again. i Leonard, realizing lie will not be ligluiveigni enanipion ol -the In tlie third quarter, prolonged have met this season, including; Harvard and Tulane. have been crumbled gaining Ids vouuger brother. Joe.

to annex the title when lasses it cheers came from the "crowd withi i www i -va li I I Mill J-rsU. 4rmk the repeated gains by Manzo, Hobbs I iti-i- t.v- Ttnwerrii wrecking crew, ports yf the game show that Roberts ami Slonaker. When the ball was, vcMiUnn is the dominant reported to be on the Centre four- Give Husbands In the Centre scm ing ma- yard line, every Tlie last parting was their thirteenth. "One time too many," says Mr. Fritsch.

"And besides, gaing bae'e to again would be unlucky." chine With the diminutive McMil-! Arizona was to have the privilege! lin behind him. Roberts, who weighs! of making the second touchdown to) team thU tears all opposition asun-1 on ine cemrc It is Mrs. Fritseh's belief that pound. '2 Trials" Advice of Patient Spouse Tanner, is another member every wife should consent tot 12 matrimonial partings. of the Cemre barkfield who is a I nil tne report mat ine at-i i izoi.s pass had been and "Give him plenty of trials." Is thelpower.

husband "Many 7 way she puts it. l-spite the light rain which fed (tne nan ptaceo on tneir un. almost the entire time, a huge throngi'he tot lingering hope of the fans 1,5 Separated Now for the! ha5 proved all right after his wife 13th Time and i takes him back for the ninth time." close scot dr-ti-ite-d. Centre .1 trt lrintu to the Of again started an interrnpte-i niarrh 1 for Divorce for the Arizona goal line which re "But 13. That's too much.

She means to permit her present suit for divorce to stand. vir. married In 1S9- sulted in a touchdown soon after. 'nimhus. Although the last quarter brought! Pec.

No hus- io- stood in front of the Opera House receiving with interest the results of the game play by play. It Is estimated that the crowd numbered well over Tlie service was ftiruHhcl 1-y the St ir and Hie Opera House. Even when" MeMillin repeated!) ij ine 'fe separate more Mr. Fritsch charges neglect an! 12 I Luna Frit.k i no relief, (he fans remained listening the bllelttts ledil.g of the long run of the Centre tucks. f-10 t3-T TVIC fiLL.

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