The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 36

FRIDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1935 THE SHREVEPORT TIMES ARCADIA, SPRINGHILL PLAY IN HOMER Twelve cltlea The Cleveland Indians plan to oo 1837 but next spring will return to New Orleans. ti proposed for 1936. are ready to start. A baseball league of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois cities their spring training In Florida in El Dorado Girls Cage Team Start Tour of Mid-West BANNER CROWD TO SEE TEkMS BATTLE FOR EIGHT TO ENTER NORTH LOUISIANA FINALS CIiainpionliip of District Number One Will He Decided With Winner to Meet Waterloo Kleven: Nival Squads Offer Ilrilliaut Seti of Hall Carriers South Arkansas City Will He Represented by Squad of Stars REFEREE OF MAT MATCH SERKWSLY ISJURED HY FAS Columbus Ohio.

Dec. (LP) The conilttlim or Hcrt Potts. Chicago ureMlin; referee was described as "f.iir" by physic ians here today. 1'otts suffered probable bruin concussion last night when struck by a contestant at the rlie nf a bnut In which he officiated. Polls was referee of the bout lielHwn Marshall, claimant fr the heavyweight title, anil Chief Sunoco, 318-pound Cherokee Indian.

After Potts guarded the fight to Sunoco objected. He attacked Marshall and In the free-for-all which followed Potts was Injured. A Columbus policeman, K. E. Sterling, received cuU on the head when he attempted to stop the fight.

Marshall and Sunoco were summoned to appear In police court today. I'ltOUMlLK l.lNKU'S: Sprincllill ion Arrailia Duke left end Ware Coyle left tackle H. Simpson Byre! left, guard Murphy Smith or Green center Daniel Elva Haynes right Kuard C. Simpson Branton or Eber Haynei ripht tackle T. Simpson Wright right end Yarbrough Boucher quarterback Hightower Miller left half Bramlett Maxwell right half Edens Tyler fullback Anders Climaxing our biggest year! Reduced prices! Extra values! Greater savings in every department! New fresh, complete stocks! Every article guaranteed "Satisfaction or Money Back." Easy Payments Lay-Away Plan A small deposit will hold the exact article you select until December 24th.

Do your Christmas shopping early without large cash outlay. 7Z El Dorado, Dec. 5 (Special). Starting on a long road trip Thursday, the Lion Oilers, nationally known girls basketball team, open their campaign this week for the 1935-36 championship of the United States. The road trip, which will be through the midwest, will pit the girls against some of the outstanding teams of the country.

Boasting a powerful lineup, the Oilers have an all-Amertcan player for each position, with a couple more for good measure. Six members of the squsd have played on teams which have won the national title, and five helped to win, not only the North American championship from Edmonton, Canada, in 1933, but also represented the United States In the Women's World Games In London, 1934. A few of the outstanding players include: Hazel Walker, holder of the American record for free throws, scored when she scored 16 consecutive foul tosses as her team won the championship at Wichita tn 1934; Frances Williams, who represented the United States at the World Games in London and ran a lap in the relays in London; the Dunford twins, red-haired six-footers, and Lucile Thurman, stellar scorer. The first game of the road trip was with Little Rock, Thursday. Homer, Dec.

5. (Special) The Arcadia high school Hornets and the Springhill high Lumberjacks will battle for the 1935 North Louisiana clasa football championship of district one, on the Homer high school gridiron at 2:30 p.m. Friday. The winner will meet Wntertown for the North Louisiana title. The field Is In fine condition, according to reports today.

Due to the great exhibition between the Springhill Lumberjacks and the Dubach Rattlesnakes here Wednesday of last week, the Homer fans ar much enthused over Friday's game. Springhill won the right to enter the finals by beating Dubach. The rivalry between these teams has spread to surrounding territories, also have reached officers of the na-' Get everything you want at these reduced prices, plus a small carrying charge. Payments as low as $1 per week on purchases of $10 or more. Colleges Seek to Curb Spirit of Grid Patrons si a Christians Made Itol Favorite Over Santa Clara Sturdy.

Safe, Speedy (Continued Fruro rreeedinc laee.) backfield In Louisiana high school football. In Tyler, 178. and Boucher, 175, the Lumberjacks have two of the states" outstanding triple threats, who not only punt, pass and run. but are outstanding blockers and defense Speedster Scooter Veiocipeae Klfctrlr l.ltht $429 Roller beit inf. Quirk noting' foot brake.

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11; Kansas City, Dec, 12; Wichita, Dec. I 13-14. Most of these will play re- turn games in El Dorado this I season. Charles Miller and William Maxwell, the touchdown twins, are two of the best ball carriers In this section of Louisiana. Miller hits the line with more drive for his weight than any hieh school back in the state, and gets through.

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9 Othfr mafic1 2 to 1 today to Five Other Wagons rot-a(-on liinlor $119 Kert Hrr 'Streamline" Hl-Speed $3.95 tlonal football rules committee. The growing feeling that something ahould be done about the situation before it pets completely out of control, was emphasized by the turbulent scenes in the Yale bowl at the end of the Y'ale-Princeton game. Spectators razed the goal posts at one end of the gridiron before the game was over and were stopped from doing the same thing to the other set of uprights only after officials fought them off. This was the 6econd occurrence of the kind In the bowl during the season. The goal posts were ripped down In the last few minutes of the Yale-Dartmouth game.

A free-for-all was narrowly averted during the Fordham-New York university game at the Yankee stadium, touched off by a first fight between rival players. At New Orleans, Tu-lane and Louisiana State cohorts waged a general melee after the gamp and the goal po6ts were taken apart despite the precaution of the home forces In having them wired and charged with electricity. Suggestions have gone so far as to Include elimination of the goal posts and along with It, the point after touchdown, but It is not likely the rules committee will give this serious consideration. "This would mean the elimination of the field goal as well as the try for extra point with kick and hardly seems Justified." said William S. Langford, secretary of the rules committee.

"We still want to kefp the foot in football." favorite in betting circles "DeLuxe" Speedster I. arse llor CQ bearing. Elei-. ipVtViJ $1.49 $3-98 to started the scoring against Dubach with a brilliant 69-yard run. Miller is also a great blocker and defense man.

Maxwell is outstanding for his broken field running and Is unusual- ly good at breaking up passes. His open field blocking is rapidly lm- proving a. MN1 FOf Sidewalk Bicycle Safety Bike for Youngsters row KB er Skaf es defeat Santa Clara University in an intersectional contest at Kezar dium Saturday. I Strength of the Texans in march- Ing through a hard schedule with only one defeat, a 20-14 setback at i the hands of Southern Methodist, and the poor performance of a Santa Clara team which in September was rated one of the coast's best, provided the basis for the odds. Flashlight Pun sins mine iJuyB or Kirlp' mo'1-l.

Pencil Type Flashlight Herman Detoach who has played In nearly every game for the Lumber-Jacks Is a good ball carrier, open field blocker, and passer. Outstanding backfield reserves for the Lumberjacks include, Elvan. Tyler, Edward Slack, Max Hare and C. Form-by. Lumberjacks are coached by Alvin "Cracker'' Brown.

.37 Tire Gauge TEXAS TECH WILL HAVE NEW STADIUM FOR 1936 SEASON! Fort Worth. Dec. 5 (7P. Dr. Brad- ford Knapp, president of Texas Technological college at Lubbock, and W.

T. Gaston, Lubbock, board secretary, today were authorized at directors' meeting here to open bids Dec. 13 on a new stadium for the school i The board also approved the Mata- dors' football schedule, described by 1 Chairman Clifford B. Jones of Spur, as "an ambitious one." The stadium will be dedicated Sept. 28 with a game between Texas Christian university and Texas Tech, Doctor Knapp announced.

Jones said most of the meeting was occupied by routine matters, Includ- Ing required resolutions concerning the stadium. A $67,000 PWA grant I for the athletic plant has been made i Cell 5 1 3d Stand. Size Value 53c ar. Mbs non-tool 520 1 f. Scribe Sajs bucket 5fiMie finish.

Chicago a a-Cell Gas Gauge Hose Foxx to Join Pale Flashlight hluid Although ticket sales was reported "slow" by Santa Clara authorities, there appeared to be much interest In the game and especially In Sammy Bough, T. U. quarterback considered the year's best forward passer. Baugh won a place on the United Press AU-America team, nie California team, which has lost five games, has not shown an effective defense against aerial thrusts thus far and the T. C.

U. air circus may function at Its best. Weather conditions for the game Manhattan College Books Nine Grid Came? Nickel case 20c with instructions and a request for an $83,000 loan Is pending In Washington. New York. Dec.

4 p). Manhattan college's 1936 football team will meet the University of Kentucky and Detroit university for the first time, the Atl-Sieel Tube Patch i Tow Cable Give your boy or girl a Western Flyer tills Christmas Has the fentures that modern youth want Oversize balloon tires, front truss rods, parking stand, tall lamp Jewel, fenders, large, comfortable bucket saddle and a Renulne New Morrow roaster orake Finished in bright red and white baked enamel. Chrome handle bars, sprocket and hubs. Bolton, Menard Teams to IMav Benefit Game nine game schedule, announced were uncertain. A storm was reported P.

.11 Strand Chicago. Dec. 5 Wayne K. Otto, baseball writer for the Chicago Herald and Examiner, today reported he had learned from an unimpeachable source that the Chicago White Sox had purchased Jimmy Foxx from the Philadelphia Athletics for in a straight cash transaction. The report was the second In a day Involving the White Sox.

Earlier it was reported and denied by the White Sox that Outfielder Al Simmons had been sold to the World's Championship Detroit Tigers for cash and players. Gerald Walker, reserve Tiger outfielder, was reported as included In the deal for Simmons. Otto said he also had learned that Walker and a pitcher will be turned over to the St. Louis Browns for Outfielder Sam West. 34c Alexandria.

Dec. 5 Bolton high and Menard Memorial gridiron I squads have been going through I intensive workouts this week In pre Complete outfit 700 miles off the Oregon coast but It has not been determined whether It is moving on San Francisco. Unset-tied weather Is forecast for the area for today and Friday but the U. weather office was unable to determine whether the rain would carry over to Saturday. A crowd of 25.000 is expected if weather Is favorable.

The Texans are due to arrive Friday morning. They will work out on the stadium field that afternoon. today, shows. The Jaspers' third Intersectional test will bring North Carolina State back to Ebbets field for the second year In succession. The schedule, Sept.

26, St. Bona-venture at Olean, N. Oct. 3, Niagara: Oct. 10, North Carolina State; Oct.

17. Holy Cross; Oct. 24. Detroit; Oct. 31, City College of New York.

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Lam-kin, who helped to arrange the postseason content, said he expected a record crowd to attend and has offered a 5 prize to the person selling the most tickets. Bolton coaches are drilling the Bruins with the Idea cf stopping the line plunclng of Bitsy Bash, 190-pound fullback. Menard's squad ts being instri-'-d on pass defense as the Bears have scored In every game except one this season on their aerial attack. Methyl ifloo fVQId Battery Radiator nition Pcinu Anti-Freeze for AH Cars xraae it. on 3 Alcohol Radiator Antl-F-reeie per Glycerine! -I'M GLAD if Gal.

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