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ii lyiSTLQUIS STAR TCFSPAY EVENING. OCTOBER 1930. 17 THE ST. LOUIS STAR ill i MZELLE TO MAKE FIRST START OF YEAR FOR BILLIKENS AGAINST ROLLA II. Ui ti Jl ll it i 4PTAIN LIKELY TO BELIEVE IT OR NOT JONES IS RATED By Ripley How Stagg Directs Squad 668 TOTAL ROLLED i i If REAL STAR i i i BY MRS.

SUMMERS it HIGH BY RIVALS I FOR MAT HONORS FRIDAY NIGHT IN DOUBLE? LOOP Butler to Mike Debut as Judg -v xt jjlImirtsTeam Will Lose by fro Touchdowns Unless Play Improves. Match Play Bonier To S9 Stars of Game Say He Is Sec-, ond Only to Loncfos in Wrestling Science. Paul Jones, the boyish-faced Los S3 iV 4 -5 0 HAVE HEAVY SQUAD Anseles grappler. has shown little I 3im'', JUn ui ins pel iui iua uii mc imai umu within the last few years to entitle him to a position among the best; I 'i ii II -s I Uin Recovers From Injury ZS yffl I where his rivals for grapling honors I i place him. Half in Game.

if in morrow rVght. I.frs. Marge whose 2D8 game three yrrrs agro was the highest rcore rcd by a women up to i that time, has again into the tenpin limelight. i Bovling with her husband. Hank ixnmers, r.ier A.

B. C. singles champion, ui the opening round cf games in the mixed doubles league At Schaefer's Dclmar Recreation, Mrs. Summers toppled the maples for a total of 663, or an average of 223. last night.

The total included games cf 210. 256 and 203. Mrs. Summers' total led the field, I which included some of the finest bowlers in the city. Her 663, coupled with her husband's 571 scone, were v.

v. I er, whom Jones will meet at the) Coliseum tomorrow night, and other I stars of the game credit Paul ith i1 WALTER W. SMITH. -An Snakes" Gazelle, a ccffee-a soft ppoken young man being second only to Jimmy Londos, the champion, in mat science. His i '-c l'4 expertness wfth every hOid makes i tmmates at oi.

ixuia um- nn fV r- o'hat larl-c in ttrpTlffth ri i.l lURNt-U WH lit. l' VTfliU i S5''' A -Owned kv aggressiveness. "I'd just as soon meet any wrestler! in the game Jones." Dusek said prior to his bout with Milo Stein- vet had the honor of game this year, will I y. born here two weeks ago. I don't i iWr 3 lineup when the Billikens tfie Rlla Miners under the his at Walsh Memorial Sta- think there is a grappler in the game who can punish an opponent -till as severely as Jones, and do it with I legitimate holds." Jones was selected as Dusek's op When you get up around 70 years of age, avoid playing football with the young fellows, is the advice from Amos Alonzo Stagg, venerable athletic head at the University of Chicago.

Stagg sustained injuries recently while demonstrating a form of blocking to his athletes'. Since then he has been directing football activities from his auto in the manner shown above. 4 Friday night. the thought for today, and Hsions another observation to -iVect that this Gazelle lad, not Inordinary athlete in normal prove the "dark horse" -4 entire Billiken squad be- kTrr sufficient to take three games from Mr. end Mrs.

George Hawk. Mrs. Myrtle Schulte and George Domin-ich likewise gained three victories over Miss Lorraine Shell and John Schaefer, while Miss M. Schlout-man and J. Mohr took the same number of games from Mr.

and Mrs. Joe unman. Seven couples participated in the first round matches. Five more teams are being ponent in tomorrow night's match on the strength of the Los Angeles star's two-hour draw with the southerner in Houston two months ago. Promoter Packs believes that A PlGEOM FLEV7 05 MILES AH HOUR Oslo, Norway ii week is out.

Being elected I jS sometimes has strange and i I effects upon a mediocre til player. fricdem collegiate football the 27 i'iai of a captain is largely a OF BOiSToM A KKOT Jones will provide Duseic witn a i real match, which will be the Mem- i phis grapplers' final test for a cham- pionship bout with Londos. Dusek and Jones reported here to- I JUSTW0tJ i Hf His 8" Sf day in excellent condition. Both I i have been wrestling frequently and Hardest Blow of Ring Program Lands on Boxer's Pocketbook Dave Barry Wins Bout From Jim Bean but Loses Overcoat and Currency Mc-Corgary Knocks Out Murphy. i'Ks gesture.

The coach, runs im off the field and the sck runs it during a game, and he happens to be the man signals, the captain differs are ready for a hard battle. i The Los Angeles star is fresh from npr U-x' i the other ten players on the Church cf stboToiphs eosTotj.Cng!&hci victories over Jim McMillan, Pat i McKay, Marshall Blackstock, Taro i Mayaka, Gene Ladeau, Paul Har- I per and Jim Browning, while in Baltimore recently he wrestled Karl only in that he has a title, if he happens to be that type -sung man, the captain some-, tets the idea that it is up to if 'Ii Pojello, former light heavyweight KfcS 7 DOORS CDiy5 cf IheWeek) 12 24 5TEP5 riou r5 o1 the Dm 5 2 V7iD0 WS (Weeks ie and 35 5Tep up TkeTower (pcys irxtKe Vcav) if-iP inspire his mates by his own Judge Edward Butler, who is leading the Elks' League with a high single game of 269 and a high total of 6(53. will make his debut as a match bowler tomorrow night. He will pair with Ed Schaefer in a special match against Ted Kraemer and Joe Rigoni. In practice for the" match the judge showed to advan'age yesterday when he toppled the maples for a total of 713.

including games of 278, 245 and 190. Another special match on the ten-pen schedule will bring Schaefer and Summers against Emil Vescovo and fMtzi Weinstein at Vescovo's University City Recreation Sunday. Five games will be bowled. A second block of games will be rolled at the Delmar Recreation the following Sunday. ft '3 r-than-ordmary play, to drive team to victory by whatever champion, who is now campaigning in the heavyweight ranks, to a 45-j minute draw.

All of the WTestlers on tomorrow- BY CHARLES (KID) REG AX. Jack Tippett is back in the fight game, but whether or not Jack is tickled about it is a horse from another riding academy. Jack promised action for the spectators when he unfolded his boxing program at the Gayetv Theater last night, but things being what they were Tippett doesn't know who received the most pf that quantity himself or the eyewitnesses. ln-rt Patent on. are necessary.

In short, sim- s. EXPLANATION OF YESTERDAY CARTOON. night card are now in the city. xcaose he is captain, ths medi- athlete may play so far over '-nri'that hp heenmes fnr flip A VROP OF WATER CAUSED A CONFLAGRATION A single dron of water caused the Previous to the arrival of Jones and Dusek, Milo Steinborn. Fred Grob- A punch-by-punch of the eve- semi-savage tribes which inhabit the mountainous region between Mekong and Annam in Eastern Indo-China) is hedged about with numerous superstitions, chief of which is the fear of departed spirits.

To placate them they erect the curious "rest houses" in the vicinity of their villages, for the accommodation of the departed souls which meier and George Zaharias checked in for their engagements. Steinborn and Grobmeier are slated to clash in the semi-windup. while Zaharias upon the commissioner sent a corn-mission doctor into action and the medico said Jimmy was right, and had had sufficient. Barry Loses Currency. The Barry boy fought that fifth round like a fellow who had just ning's entertainment reads like a report after a busy night at police headquarters.

Babe McCorgary slapped Tommy Murphy, Youngs-town, Ohio, battler, for a row of Peruvian pen-wipers in less than two minutes; Jack Barry broke Jim in v. va uoiai liic id in only fire in Durham, N. during the month of September, 1929, according to Fir Chief Frank Bennett in a public report. One drop of perspiration fell from the face of an employe of a hosiery mill in East Durham while he was weighing a combination of chemicca used in the process of bleaching cotton. The cmicals immediately ignited, the fire spread rapidly out of control, causing a very destructive conflagration.

THE MOI REST HOUSE IN INDO-CHINA The life of the Moi (collective name for the they believe still roam their earthly haunts for five dek Zybszko" cf San Francisco I my Bean's favorite nose with a storm received a short count in an East tne second preiimmary. The cur- tain-raiser brings together George Tre-gos, local Greek star, and Naz-' zarino Poggi of Italy. qt terrific left hooks, two prelim bat- side craps tourney. Imagine what years following death. This suggestion is from Dr.

Richard L. Sutton, noted author and big game hunter. Tomorrow: The Man Without a Country. rt The Bobby Byrnes All-Stars defeated the Mclene Recreation All-Stars in a special match at Byrne's Recreation. The score was 29G7 to 2770.

L. Jackson, with total pin count of 677, including games of 246, 214. 217, was the pace-maker. A. Scheer had a 621 total.

tiers sought to entertain with a car he'd have done had he known he GREEN BAY PACKERS DEFEAT MINNEAPOLIS TODAY'S RACING DATA Entries, Probable Odds, Jockeys and Scratches 1 peat athlete. suspect Snakes Gazelle is that sf young man. Never a great ir. he has always been a cou-5 Xousone. An injury right at the l- cf the season has kept him out 2 fit Uneup up to now, and if the f- liens run into more trouble than 3 jr have bargained for when they Rolla, you may find Gazelle vj the game of his life at right Jack to pull them through.

Holla Looks Tough. i if you care to believe Coach i Walsh, this Holla gang is go-' lo prove seven times tougher anyone has heretofore sus-' -txi Walsh yesterday discovered 3 trjr to the effect that his Bil- ia were suspected of being a fair football team, and, with tenant denial flaming in his eyes, racked it down, pounced upon 'vd spiked it. Tere gonna lose by two touch ts if this team doesn't improve." i declared unsmilingly. "My irs have been dogging it ever to the Butler game. I gave them I-1 days' rest so they wouldn't At Laurel Beta theta Harriers Win Cross Country New Record Set Yesterday in Three-Mile Trek at Washington U.

Eddie thmann. 112 GianelIoni 10 Bunvora, 104 mo bovi 15 Shasta Pear. 106 (Westt 3 Sincerely. 104 ino boyi 6 Phantom Fire. 114 i Pendergrass) 15 Gossoon.

107 iDepesoi 15 Big Sweep. 112 iLevlandi 4 Kit Carson, 107 (Rileyi 12 GREEN BAY, Oct. 28. (By I. N.

A long string of victories held by the Green Bay Packers' pro football team remained unbroken today after their encounter with the Minneapolis Red Jackets Sunday, which ended in a 19-to-0 defeat for the Minnesotans. Lewellen. Lidberg and Fitzgibbon each scored a touchdown. Ritter, 107 was going to return to his dressing room to find his pockets turned inside out and his overcoat missing, together with some valuable currency he had stored therein for safekeeping! In the McCorgary-Murphy act. of aggravated assault Murphy forgot cne of the first rules of boxing keep the glims peeled for the unexpected.

McGorgary, who had just heard a sarcastic yell from the gallery in appreciation of his efforts, made a sweeping pass at Murphy's chin as they parted from a clinch and when the blow took Murphy's chin by surprise the contest was the same as over in the remarkably short time of 1.59 or. to be exact, one second less than two minutes by the watch. The carnival gag came when Georgie Daw realized his heavy punching was too much for Jack Carter and decided to carry that egg through at an easy pace. Seneca G. Taylor, state commissioner.

em Princess. 107: J. ane McMillan. 104. xRattle, 104: Chorister, 112: xWood Rive 107: xKing Pin.

107: Whooptedoo. 109; Coral Beach. 112: xBunch of Liilies, 104. Also eligible: 'xAimee Goldsmith. 107; xRahwav, 107: xRoyal Yeoman.

107: xLucky Dan 107; Prince Tokalon, 112; xHades. 107. SIXTH RACE $1,200. claiming. 4-year-olds and up.

I1' miles: Black Thunder, 112; Palla Gav, 109: Onup. 109; Penarc, 112; xDon 107; xHold Fast. 106: Respond. 112; Black on White. 112; xBash-ful Beau, 107; Blind Hills, 112; Lion Hearted.

112. SEVENTH RACE $1,200, claiming. 4-year-oids and up. lv miles: Athens, 109; Florhi. 109: Elizabeth.

104: Miss Lee. 109; Border Chief. 112: xAspm Lake. 108; Brush, 109; Irene 109; Trentoman, 112; Mc-Kim. 112; Sharon, 112.

WEATHER CLEAR FAST. FIRST RACE J1.300, claiming. 2-year-olds, 6 furlongs: Bronco, 113 scratched Amourette, 100 scratched Justiciary. 1C3 i Wells i 5 Patrick Cullahan. 108 ino boyi 8 Meek.

105 (Tildeni 12 Royal Rock, 108 iThibodaauxi 8 Petabit. 105 (Wattersi 10 Your Flag, 112 Colt iletti i 2 Jealous Fool. 105 i Kennedy i 20 Peach Basket. 108 iO. RUeyi 3 Miss Grace.

Ill iBeJ.shaki 6 Snooty. 100 Day 4 Look Bv. 108 i no boyi 20 Marv Elolse. 109 iL. I-ady Partr.dge.

104 Sw eet Chance, 104 Lady Lanta. 104 Ktttv McCoofc, 104 Wolfv, 112 Solus. 104 Wh.tacret 6 (Gardner I 8 scratched scratched scratched scratched scratched nival fight before Commissioner Taylor got hep; some talented gent stole Barry's pocketbook, and many other things, too numerous to mention, came to pass before the watchman put the place in darkness. Two Interesting: Prelims. Six bouts were staged and two of them turned into real honest-to-Kansas scuffles.

Not that the others were waltzes, or arything of the sort, but Ray Palmer and Pete White stood the neighbors on their chair; in a five-rounJ melee and Paul Lang and Johnny Tomazzi goaled the subscribers in the other brawl that went the limit. Another fracas that goaled 'em In spite of its brevity was the John "Primo" Clatto-Ray McCabe skirmish. McCabe, a reformed wrestler, eighed 190 pounds and his opponent, who weighed 190. used this weight advantage to annihilate Moils. McCabe in the very first round.

McCabe sized up his antagonist several times and seemed ready to go in for catch-as-catch-can stuff, but a right-handed punch on the whiskers after two minutes of fighting gave him an excuse to sit down and think up a new plan of battle. He overdid the latter and was still in a huddle with himielf when the Laurel Selections THIRD $1,200. 3-year-olds and up. Nichelson. 110 scratched Cross-country run, one of the various sports promoted by th department of intramural athletics at Washington University, occupied a prominent position at the Hilltop institution yesterday afternoon when John Gilchrist.

Beta Theat Pi. negotiated the three-mile trek in 17 Irice, 108 Quackenbush i Oobi. 100 Prlmlin. 100 Brains. Ill My Sweets.

112 Mine Sweeepr, 113 Meritic. 105 Paraphrase, 112 6 Jessie Carey. 107 tCunninzhami 6 Ben Jlarshall. 115 iRlchardi 15 Scone. 107 West i 6 Portmanteau, 108 mo boyi 10 scratched scratched scratched scratched Hawthorne Selections a'e and they haven't come close iavlng decent football since They were terrible last the freshmen.

And this I bear story." i for Rolla. it appears today that Miners' line will outweigh the -lens' wall by some ten pounds 'Don Fernando. 107 Is 4-year- SECOND RACE 1 1,300. claiming minutes 37 8-10 seconds, to break the i Chlanti. 118 2'3 Theo Rochester.

Ill 3 Bob Rogers, 114 (no boyi 8 FOURTH RACER'S f.300. handicap." 2-J year-olds, 6 farlores: I backfield will have a seven- BV COLLYEK. 1. Bronco, Miss Grace. Brains.

2. Gerard. Elizabeth Bolla. Algol. 3.

Backwoodsman. Widener entry. Abdel. 4. Amsterdam, Bounding Deep.

Star Run. 5. Voltear, Scared o' Nothin', Frumper, 6. Ormonbird, Paula Vacation. 7.

Madder. Neaon Kay, Night Signal. Best AMSTERDAM. Most probable winner MORSNUFF. Coliver svsfnm horse HOLD FAST.

Best parlav AIMEE GOLDSMITH, AMSTERDAM, MORSNUFF. a place. BY NOONE. Bst MADDER. 1.

Bronco, Miss Grace. Brains. 2. Gerard. Elizabeth Bolla.

Algol. 3. Barometer. Christmas. Backwoodsman.

4. Amsterdam. Bounding Deep, Stern- chaser. 5. Voitcar.

Frumper. Mor.tanaro 6. Vacation. Ormonbird. Wrackell.

BY (OI.LYER. 1. Rest Easy. Green Isle. Miss Cheyenne.

I 2. Snasta Pear, Mary Eloiae. Carson. 3. Chianti.

Theo Rochester. Scone. 4. Dons Jean, Charmer. Try It.

5. Jack Alexander. Master Ace. Devon. 6.

Herendeen. Junior Highway. 7 Morsnoif Ni Zdir Gen. Jackson. Bett advantage over the St.

Louis Ictrv. This, of course, may mean 6 .10 8 .10 6 5 4 2 ana did not approve of this sketch and! old record in cajHuring first placo ordered Daw to do something. Tay- I honors. The harriers ran two laps lor knew Georgie wasn't punching around the cinder path in Francis his best, leaving it up to this par- Field before taking the rout from ticipant to go out and rock his ad- Big Bend road to Forsythe. east to versary to sleep with a number of Skinkcr road, north to Rock Island rights and lefts in the second round, railroad tracks, and thencs west to Palmer Outboxes White.

Francis Field, where the runners The Palmer-White scrap went to i completed one lap on the track be- olds end up. furlongs Baepiper. 105 i Wells i Honeyman, 112 iMorrisi Algol. 110 iBej.shnk! Nae Breeks, 105 Meade I Colonel Seth, 105 iDnyi Caroler. 109 iWolverumi Elizabeth flolla.

106 iMaidley.t Gerard. 114 i Walters' -TH1KI)' RACE maiden colt geldings. 2-year-olds, 5's furlongs: Street lUlschminni Political, ilo Stefram Sun Eros. 116 i Ponce in? at all and it may mean a i.deal. Weight Is a distinct ad-especially on a slow field; I fast, smart team can make a outfit look like an awful 1 Charmer.

115 mo boy. 1 Doris ejan, 114 illar.fordi Boihn. 105 iPend Tgrassi aDandv Dan. C5 'Riiev Trv It. 112 Red Chili.

107 aDownpour. 104 "Jarcuml -Valley Lake Stable. FIFTH RACE 1 .200. claim ini i olds and up. 1 miles: Kina: i.t Arms7 107 C.

Smttiii Znhn. 103 mo bovi Bl" NOONt. Best CHIANTI. referee finished his count 3-year- 1. Lauhaia.

Entire. Ret Ey. ThP Barrv-Bean battle, billed as i the former when he showed unusual fore reaching the finishing tape. of chumps, and Billiken fol- the main sketch, was a hectic affair improvement and outboxed Peter for Jack Straub wen second place hon-u-hilp it lanted. Bean started with i four of their five rounds.

In in the race, while Bob Echoff 7. Madder. Nealon Kav, Bp.rltone. I Best MADDER Best iongshot BRONCO parlay AMSTERDAM AND COCSIN I 6 12 scratched 8 i 2. Snasta Pear.

Miry Eloise. Ritter. i 3. Chianti. Theo Rochester, Jessie Carey.

i 4. Downpour. Doris Jean. Try It. 5, Tiger Flowers, Betty Barrett.

King at i Arms. 6. Junior Paul Revere. Geo. Groom, i 7.

Gen. Jackson, Rosie Cora, Harold Or- i mont. other match that went the limit i came in third; Frank Gallib. fourth; Tomazzi shaded Lang in a stirring i Lathrop "Bud" Common, fifth; DOLL. rs are beginning to suspect.

de-Mr. Walsh's furious denial, that Louis has a fast, smart team. Awhile the list cf injuries in Billiken camp is dwindling. The position of Joe Stephan. flashy 15 20 10 scratched 20 2 15 6 8 10 4 scratched scratched 5 scratched I sdy B'enviUe.

104 Anneoire. 98 Jack Alexander. 107 'no boy. 1(13 i Wrark Royal. 101 'Richard' Finiister.

105 clever boxing tactics and wound up with a fractured beezer when Barry began turning loose his best punches in the fifth round. Barry, a real 12 20 episode and, honestly, the card was interesting all the way and no one Wait, sixth; Cottrell Fox, seventh; Carl Fixman. eighth; Jim Harrington, ninth; Bob Broderick, teath; Empire City Selections Longitude, llfi mo boy) Damocles. 116 Pr.nce Pest, 116 iColtiletti' Svrabol. 116 i no boyi Back Woodsman, ll G.

Riley Tancred, 118 iBeJ-'naki Barometer. 116 i Cannon Bedford Boy. 116 (Renick) Abdel. 116 (no boy) Hununsdon, 116 Tiger, 116 Ancoda. 116 iPalumboi dChristmas, 116 Egypt, 116 aslelianova.

116 a-J. E. Widencr em ry. had a complaint except, perhaps, the hand-to-hand battler, made Jimmy naif, was no bear story, but Joe eleventh, and Sloffer, I inve it in the fifth cnanter. and don't Tippett fellow, who.

as you read Chittle, BY CON'SENSIS. FitU-e. Green Ile. Rest Eav. Saa.ta Pear.

Miry Eloite. Big Sweep. Chiiinii. Scone. Jessie Csrev.

recovered to an extent that Boro. 109 5 i Tigr Flcers. 114 iCorbe'i 3 i J. A. Weil.

110 scratched Master Ace. 109 (Hanlord. 6 i Mole Hill. 109 iDupuv. 8 flits him to take over heavy scratched Brae ties and he has been scratched i Devon.

10J iVercher. i Ruth lor.2. 93 jcratched think he didn't. At the bell for the i above, tiojsnt Know wneincr me iweum. cixth James faid his proboscis was gate receipts of local boxing shows; Beta Theta Pi wen twenty-fivo b-oken ad he was willing to let it make it worth the wear and tear cn points in the meet to land first place: nd as a defeat for him, where- a promoter's nerves.

i Alpha Epsilon PI had eighty-five III counters; Sis-ma Alpha En-ilon, fctely selected as a starter for 3-ear- FOURTH RACE $1,300. Claiming, olds and up. 1 1-16 miles; BY COM.YFR. 1. Bub Lady Newbury.

Black Belt, a. Doctor Rankiii. My Son. Turf Idol. 3.

Sandy. Mar is, Squeaky. 4. Timely. Commuter.

Kymar. 5. Please. First Mission, Black Patricia. 6 vat it.

Bluff. Arras. Best SANDY. BY NOONE. Best TIMELY.

1. Ladv Newburv. Mardie. little 2. Cornish Lad, "Shasta Grafton.

Dr. runic 3. Pandv. Martis. Prometheus.

4. Timely, Epir.nl. The Gen. iv P9e. Firt Mission, Ra-i VVr-if.

6. Nuilo, Wrapper Cracker, Nyac. Shows TemDerament SUSPENSION OF COAST FIGHTER IS LIFTED ninety-eight: Siema Nu. 107; Sigma Chi. 124.

and Kappa Stg, 141. Rav Wie.se advanced to the final round of the Intramural tennis tour- DOZEN HEAVYWEIGHTS ON MULLINS' CARD F.rttv Barrett, 1C2 'DePesoi 8 Kula. 106 scratched Silver Scepter. 109- scratched SIXTH" A 2 00 7 ilalining." 3-year- oids arri hb. 1 1-16 miles: i Oeo.

Groom. 106 Cunningham 12 Herendeen. i 3 Creek 106 liar.f orti 20 Rock Crusher. 106 tWaneha1 20 Dearborn. 106 scratched Pan Revere.

108 'Rlihrc' 6 I Dunlin Elk. 108 iuacin.uiiMi. I Luion Central. 112 Wattersi AmsierdBin. 112 'RilfVi Vimont.

107 i Meade Bounding Dep. 112 Co.tuet..i Star Run. 112 iBejshaki 10 15 2 4 10 5 scratched Ducat. 108 i Relin CHICAGO. Oct.

23. 'By U. P. Twelve heavyweights are in training nd Quits Bears' Practice donnas don't fit into Dr. Starpe's plan for a football team, for that reason Ed Meier, re- center on the Washington l-'trsity sQuad.

nrobablv a i i I I 104 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23. By i nament when defeating Sam SchneU Max Rar ivermore heavy- der- 7'5' 63' ch5 l3rAVA phi on L. P. Max Baer, Luermore nea th? hor3Cshw? lourrjament when dig.

weight, indefinitely suspended re- posing cf the Sigma Nu team in 4. Dorii; Jean. Charmer. Try It. 5.

Jack Alexander. Master Are. Bozo. 6. Junior Plumbago.

rer.den Morsnuff. Rosie Cora. General Je.ckson. Best SHASTA PEAR. BY WHITMTKE.

1. Sur. B. ul srratrhed'. Dee Joi n.

2. t-'incei eiy i scratched'. Big Seep 3. Chianti i If scratched Theo Rochester. 4.

Downpour -Dandv Dan if scratched'. Boiling. 1. 2. 3.

5. Tiger Flowers 'it stretched. Jack Al exander. 6. Faui Reiere.

1. 2. 3 i if scratched', En- Edward T. Gambol tif scratched'. Morsnuff.

BY T. J. ORTII 1. T.uuhela. Green Isle.

Good Friend 2. Pear. Sweep. Katv McCCOk. 3.

Chianti, Theo Rorhesttr. Nichelson. 4. J'sn, Trv It. Charmer.

5. Devon. Bozo. Ar.e. 8.

Herendeen. Highway, Junior C. 7. Morsnuff. Harold Orcont, General Jackfor Best Cherokee M'd Fair Bill.

107 Jane Rinehart. boy i 109 here for Matchmaker Jim Mullins' li 'Matmo' Mia Hour. 10 Wtst, 8 I irtV B9 i F. Smith- 116 i Kenneav ti ned 6 4 8 Stern Chase scratched Fairmsn, 116 innni. ill i :iiic.i Reis-1 109 nth-islwsne EriT.rd.

Ill fdhis last game with the Bears, rms i Wh.tiicre--. 10 4 i nn nana. if. carrival at Chicago Coliseum centlv for a bout with Frankie matches played yesterday afternoon. Fr'dav nieht The matches include: Campbell that resulted in the Iat- Tennis, speedball, golf, rrwa-coun.

Vr ioux Citv vs ter's death, was today free to enter try runs and indoor ba.ebal are th Tuffy Griiiitn. sioux s. chipf fall Fports in the intramural fho nnrr aoa rocn. rt .1 display 3.yf up 1 1-Lrnues. sera perament thrt would have hed 6 At Empire City FIRST RACE claiming.

5-rar-clrt 5-2 fnrlor.ev Shield. 107: Too? Wings. 100: All 10P: Ory 100: Rehc, 111: Released. 10: Mardse. 107: xxLady New-b'i-T.

112: Dor.aa Bar. 107; Tent, lot: 4 6 8 8-5 TSi Tb lifted yesterday by department. Monlanaro. 112 Trimmer. 11 Quarkenbush Notlv.n'.

105 Witter, to better advantage in a grand I Ragabald. 104 HmforJ. Artelr. Levin. 8 Depoo I High Wav.

109 Prickly lOn mo boy Plun.beo. 114 Junior C. 106 O'he'lo. 1 1 1 SEVENTH ACE 1.200. sera i.ari i Mm QHts RnTlnsT nommisslnn In or- i volt ear.

toe ilo: ti scratched P'ovn ban tasui juuhuo. i Ruer narticinate in HO 1 3-year-CiOs Charlie Kc-tziaii. uuium. vs. r.uuv 7 JZ-W nrnd Ra-ids.

eiEht i a benefit planned for the dead fight- iHIHf If ilillliiiiilHHIilliHiiilH liiKtitJlllililli mi'e. 70 Gambol D-peso nail than on a gridiron, left Seld in a huff because he was roughly by the freshmen fluressed unkindlv by a coach, tt is unlikely he'wiil be per-! to return. I f'? Coach Gale Bullman was i vs. Harrvi Ancil Hoffman, promoter, said he 51XTH" RACE $1,300. ci.ummg.

1 1-16 miles: RedcHtfe. 115 iPal'imboi Make Beheve. 1PJ Ormonbird. Zeal. 108 o.T.!., 112 holla, S3 mo bo Latonia Selections riichart avuiu aivcu.uv i.

Dillon. Canada, eicht rounds. Use Risko of Cleveland. Otto von Porat of Chicafo cr Les Kennedy of Los his varsitv nlavers in de- Wrackei. 108 boy.

Motsnuff. ill 'J. M-Herold Ill Nardar. 9f Jackso-i. 110 Cora, 99 Cole.

106 Tarnu-fc. 133 'no boy Duntiv- ish 6 3 scratched scratcbed 5 10 lOK UllHtrii" EilClK. 3 Angeles as an opponent for Baer. 110 1 naeii' Vacation. Turdue Drills for Zuppke.

LAFAYETTE. Oct. 23. By tj. p.

Coach Noble Kizer was worried bv the fear cf overconfidence as t-, rrtn in J-iU fnr Katur- Siving uartirular attention to KCE 1.300. clairr.ing. UD. I instruction of Meier, whose de- Chieato Stars. Injured.

CHICAGO. Oct. 28 By U. TBusbv c. HI: xOaUopetr.

June irifi. Biers Blt. 1C: Falmouth B-lie, 109; xxChosa. 110; Toner's Princess. 111.

SECOND r.iaimir.R'. S-yar-clt1? and up, 1 1-16 xxFred 105: xCornish Lad. 112. E-JDhra-'S. 117: Lucky Moon.

104: The One. 103, Johnny Campbeu. 117. xxCut Sifi. 105: Rur.dale.

117, Dr Rankin. 117: xxShasta Gr.f:on. 107: Francis 112: xMv Son. 112: Turf Idri. 117.

Fire Or.al. 114: Trie? 112. THIRD RACE it, 500 add-d. The Old Glorv Har.dicsp. 8 no; Promethem.

ios: Rapid Tran-t. 106. Squeakr. 114; Sandr. 107; 112 FOCRTH RACE S3 The Hartca.e 6 117: The 114; Black and Blue.

114. Timely, 113; Epinax, 111; Commuter FIFTH RACE l.C-.'ii. 3--ar-clds and up. mile TO vard: Frir 121 x-Beau Mr l': Ffl -r Plar. 10v: xrPleas.

119: xBlacic "Ward Way. 112 boy and offensive weakness scratched CO At Latonia viri Mullan. E5t thp Irmioc last with Illinois, the urst nus a xu. sau dav's game nay iiitBri AoDle. 100 iviii ill 11 i.

i I Olio nf mum- i-oac-mc hV 1919 "No SHcrwitz, guara. ana newiicn. iat.is.ie iWelisi FIRST RACK SI. 200. aUO( trirthcvn.

lV f. airiii' 1 1. flima 2 scrateb'-d bv Bob Zuppke ha increased Coach Stagg's worries to- vy. i lwars were soundly licked. The i Peter simple.

112 icnev Hir.ter. Orche.trat;er.. Prince? Peeiy. tOIG cay jic uimcu ii viuvwv for Saturday's game with Princeton. eer been eay to beat," Kizer his squad.

Kt-ntuckv ilf: T. 115: Ocer'f. 113; Hi: Rosie wre treating Meier with i ic7 I 'Pecial gentleness, ridina him i siew eienri of Madder. 108 1 15: S'oiie Mason. Bullr.

I 5 rettv Penr.v. 112 i rhibodeaux 1P4 i Meade iTildem 12 'no boy tUet. fl.M) v. ui- uiir ui ciiituiuasv Pl. i ca.ij- every plav.

and Bullman. Fetu-n. 10a ttie approved fashion of i Rfi 1 12; J5 (fib'e: rvet tli; Ladv UiS.Mn -Ruth. IU: aCrumn Parr-sh 115: Tsr.or Hay. Jr.

112; Boss fa bo. I IS. Per. Sleep. 115 er.t ry.

BY OLI VER. 1. Sn 5Tpp, Pegev, Boafabo. I. Fairy Nettie Pebbles.

Broom Shot. 3. Mis5 Alabama. Kami'cri Eariinc 4. Tar.talirir.s.

Golden Thrush. Ail Giri. i. Gc.ida:;;i:r.. Ejiith, Margaret Koid Fas.

Bia-'s White. rv.n T. 7. fi Lee. EliZMOeth.

Best HOLD FAST. BY NOOM. Best- BROOMS HOT. 1. JarnalKer.

Prav Per.r.r. P'-ry- 2. Xetie Pebbl-. 3. Bu.iues.

The Ser.stcr. 4. Cou5tn Doll. Golden Thrush, Tactalts- 5. CfOidjr.i:n, Bur.cr.

cf Mar- ret Kijld Fast. Li.in 1. Border Cn.ef. BY 1 lr.v.es resay. Jav 2 Brrc.m;rot.

Netie Petb.es. Farrv Ring. 3. Bi? Cnmr. W.

4. Tantjtli.si.a. G-jldtr. Tbrush. 5.

Aim-? Gcldsntith. Pr.r.'.e Tokalcti Hold F. Bashful B-a. TK" T. 7 Trr.to-.iar:.

Hoztirz Ben BP.OOM5 HOT ia- air Prain TobilCCO milJ and fresh, go-S into Rice 131 Kay. P.j-ri.iF.. 113: Recetl for better results Fir; M.S.6 cVcnm vxrr. 1.2t!i. ers ffllUil points of weakness with Ar.ffrv I 3 105 SIXTH RACE 11.000 tulies end mares, 6 furlonsf 112: l-'l: At Hawthorne calculated to inspire the Agent cigar.

I he even-tnjrning, icjt filler, the nne aroma convince yoti that here a five-cent cigar that neeI xHeltit Net.e rt FAR. V'v---- -Per'mrv; 1'3" jtBr.r.shot. 1 kJ s3eta -o man to nobler efforts. TT-TlTTlFR T.a;d?r.5. 6 furlottg1-' Nulio.

Ko: Bor.ern, Lri 105: Sea rr.ar.ee. 117; Nvirs, Crker. Qiiu M.rcr;. 135; 101); BulJf isstead of insmring Meier to Mi----ai mm rr rla.mu- olds. 6 furlongs: Weideleen 108 Br.n the attention he was re- tC" inspired nnlv irrititH riis- ched in apprent Pebbles liif.

THIRD RACE-: 200. rlf 3-yer- M-V 10? xAscj. IP. McCord. 112.

Hir.lUc- 115: xAarcastic. 10. busar. 'Ve-' 1" A.ann-;a xWood As-c-' VoT- 'cTi-cr, 112; The Ser.fjr. 112, M.e.-ei.a.

112- Also eisib. finally, when two linemen X--- pOUTiG8' XX c.a.iEed him some 20 vards out cf 1 onehaiis. 103 f. Bullman shouted; "That's tfhou'S i smith- Shove V-i- ivf.i 107 First. 10.

F.li;e. 104 arm I neadora. which Meier hurled his Bin 1. Ti.l r- pul 6.. 112: Allege.

ICS. JCt.fi RACE 51.200. clan elds. 6 Old Ttitt. 113: lv.

Rur.r.ir.? Water. M1S Hanfora tog. Tint- Yel-. tr- sr-ar. ICS: by p-ettr P-nav-Ratfc Jiiw BullV.

1. 2. 3. Brcotr.shct fcratched to the turf and marched i iuhau. ioT he field in high dudgeon 4 108: Golden Delight.

11 and whatnot. Al- Drastic PEACOCK HAIR DRESSING Nourishes the Hair and keeps the scalp 5jc bottles at your Harber. or Department More. 3 scratched ii. 3-ye-r- I rtii.

106 nr cw rxi 110: Liberty Ace. tt3. fi.g'-bl. XWr- O'-e. lOi-: xAU Duie.

Hi: i-Gradiset. rec ret. ir ouajpe naa notnm? to Easv. 106 Alabama. Are.

1 1C8: xcou'i 1M' Belen. tA br lOi1 F. JR RiCt A TIL 1 A cn -crrovi) RACE l.f ACE- 1.2" i iy 5 Be tlt ot l'llslrlon followers expect to see Wvlrc cf Mcr' this year. iiscs athletes who can take r- turijrft Vi'ejre, bcy ryee or i 11- U2 Stuart.