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This year, although the players had fewer posliba Sibilities among whom to clipom they elected a 'leader who 'shave been a standout in any puny. Holman has compkted two -seasons of play for Ohio State; having used up ore year of college eligibility at Iowa State. He was regular quarterback from the ffrst game of the 1928 season to the last of 1929. He was the brains and spark plug of Ohio's attack, tile best ball carrier, the best blocker iri.th2 backfield, the best forward passer and the best tackler. Twentysix other Buckeye players were awarded the varsity "01 at the animal Appreciation Banquet for the team last night.

Twelve were seniors, ten juniors and sophomores. Fifteen of the 27-were two-letter men in football. Seniors included Fred Lansing, regular contender for two years; tharley Coffee, of Salem, substitute halfback; Holman, Joe Ujhelyi of Lorain, practically a regular guard for two seasons; Oscar Carlin, Bryan, guard; Al Hess, Cincinnati half. back, injured all season; and Art Huston, Findlay, halfback. Championship Race Starts Off With A Bang Bourneville Kingston A nd Centralia-Clarksburg Games Headliners.

Champlor Off IN Bourne I burg fl. 4 'ejf. 9.,:,1 Another John L. Sullivan boast erithusiastic Bostonians is Lawrence (Big Boy) Rawson, 20-year-old giant ring newcomer who hat kayoed 23 of his first 26 opponents. Rawson hails from the bean city, from whence 'sprang the first heavyweight chamion of the modern itt'' Ariother John L.

Sullivan boast en kayoed 23 of his first 26 opon- giant ring newcomer who hat ents. Rawson hails frio3 2:1 -'tayhWeep arrbe-noe ael old city, from whence the first heavyweight eight chainiop of the mod ern (By LATHROP MACK) COLUMBUS, Dec. If ever' a football player deserved to captain his team and if ever a deserving player was elected captaM that player is Allan Holman, of Fairfield, who today wears the title of Honorary Captain of the Ohio State Eleven. Elections of football captains often produce strange results but the trend is increasingly toward electing a senior as honorary captain Zr the past season instead of choosing a Junior to lead the team through the coming season. At any rate, the system has worked well for Ohio State.

Last year Raskowski, an All-Collerence tackle for three years, was --chosen as the first honorary captain in ATHENS. Dec. 5Twenty-five members of the Buckeye champion Ohio University football team will receive varsity letters, having participated in half of the quarters during the reason, it has been announced by athletic officials. The Bobcats, coached by Don C. Peden, scored 306 points during the season, compared to 13 allotted the opposition.

They are the only undefeated team in the state and rank first in scoring among the five undefeated major teams in the United States. Those who will receive let lars are James Papritan, guard; Ray Paul A THENS Dee 5Twenty-fie members of the Buckeyteballchwaamn-1 having participated in half of the quarters ui (i rng the reason, it has been an- tounced by ath)etic officials. The Bobcats, coached by Don C. reueno sCUTPU 4U0 owing tne season, compared to 13 allotted opposition, They are the on the ly un- 1 1 1 LET THE "Gifts for Children" suggestions in the Classified Section fatten your kiddies stockings. THE "Gif LET COMMENT ilnutatrint JUST 1 gwbAk At.

.1 OM tt tot A A I 's I 1 Colonel Jacob Ruppert, owner of the Yankees (right) and Edward G. Barrow, business manager of the Yankees, resting st, French Lick Springs, as they attempt to build up enough energy to sign Babe Ruth to a new contract. The Babe is said to crave the slender stipend of for a one-year contract and annually should it run for two years, A'Ot, Friday night marks the opening Of the Boss County League, in basket ball when Ade lphi entertains Richmondale girls and boys at AdelphL Kingston and meet in a twin bill at Bourneville. Centralia has Clarksburg as their opening home attraction. Liberty and Bainbridge meet in the fourth contest of the evening, and since neither team has a floor it is understood that this contest will ba played on the Buckskin floor at South Salem as Buckskin has an 6open date this week.

All of this week's games should be hard fought affairs with the Kingston-Bourneville boy's game and the CentraliaClarksburg games likely to prove the toughest of the weeks assignments. All of these teams have a couple of early season tilts under than belts and are ready and anxious to break into the win column in their opening games. Liberty and Bainbridge should put up an interesting battle where ever they' decide to hold their game. Both teams are about equal and have equal handicaps in practice, so a last minute toss to win this game need not surprise the fans who witness this att7act1on. Friday nig Of the Boss ket ball wht Richmondale AdelphL Kin meet in a tm Centralia ha opening horn and Bainbrid contest of tb neither team derstood that played on th South Salem open date thi Allot this be hard foul Kingston-not and the games likely of the weeks these teams season tilts are ready at into the win ing games.

Liberty an, put up an in ever they' game. Both and have cot tice, so a la this game tt fans who wit flusriticum AwARDs Cleveland; James Young fullback, Finger, quarter; Crites, gua'. and George Seedhoure, all of JACK AND GENE TA MUT A AIN SEVENTEEN LETTERS I I and Harold Man, quarterback, Columbus; Clyde Cramer, end, Uhrichsville; Herbert Woolweaver, end, Dundas; Marshall Griffith, tackle, Pittsburgh, Robert Tariinski, tackle, Dayton; Claude Chrisman, guard, Mt. Vernon; Hyman Usilaner, guard, and Jerry Warshower, halfback, Brooklyn, N. George Brown, center, anti George Hastings, Malden, Lowell Livingston, center, Marshall, Joe Esmont, guard, Canton; George Swindell, tackle, Alliance; Kermit Blosser, end, Enterprise: Rex Lake, fullback, Paulding; Captain John Brammer, end, and Ray Hart, fullback, Marietta; Clark halfback, Piqua: Russell Kepler, Wellington; and Richard Coos, tackle, Hamilton.

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Offense was stressed more than anything else with several 3hifty and bewildering formations boing dished out. There were about 20 players in uniform altogether with Coach Vernia in charge of the squad. It's quite possible that this number will be cut some time the near futuro. The most promOsing forwards are: "Jimmie" Bone. "Chicken" Blankenship, Nick Holmes and "Sonny" with the last named perhaps taking a turn at the center position.

Of this group Bone, Blankenship and Mills are full fledgc veterans having seen plenty of service in past years. Holmes also is experienced enoujh tAi make a valuable addition to any team. NEW CONCORD, 0, Dec 5 (AP) --Seventeen Muskingum College football players have been honored by their 'university with varsity letters on th9 basis of their play during the past season when the Muskies, were not deefated in Ohio conferener games Carl 5feWen, fullback from McDOnald, and Randall Jamieson of Woo liter, enrned varsity letters for the third season. Si were given the honor for the second time during their varsity careers. Nine players wore awarded their first varsity sweaters, five of them being Sdphomores.

They included Paul Kirle, New Concord, Derman I zinc, Willard, Ohio, Bernard Armstrong, Cambridge King ton. ton. i NEW Dec. 5 (AP)Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney may meet without combat in the ring at Madison Square night if the plans of the promMers of the annual Christmas. Fund inoxing, Show, go through.

Dempsey is sought as referee for the fight card and an announcement from the New York Athletic Commissien that he has been given permission to serve in that capacity is expected daily. An invitation has been extended to Tunney to serve as one of I the Judges for the same program Ibut lie has given no indication 1 twhether Or not 1it will accept. I QUICK PILE RELIEF QUICK 4 0 a -tz II ga i L4i, ,,,1 cd 01. i 1 a 1..,. 'll a i 1 1 1 'ci!" 111 1 1 1 I.

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If there 1 ifi any basket ball in them Earl Young will make it come out. 1 Those were named last will fight it out for the cssiter and 41 guard posts which at this stage Of the season are woefully weak. I tr, 0119 thing that was noticeable was the good clean rivalry that existed on the court. If this continues Chillicothe is bound to have a win- 1 nin Vont One of the toughest schedules ef years has been drawn up by the a local management. When the final 1M game is played the Red Devils, though at th9 present is kind of 1 should be way ahead in he totaling of tilts won though at th9 present b.

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