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THE mXUT DAILY METROPOLTi, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1921 PAGE TTCELST WORLD NE SFRO HE nnnnninn I II lit ill SPORTS CYCLOOfflMILt FLORIDA AND NORTH CAROLINA SUQAD nuu iliim The A BC and of Tennis AT GUARD ARMORY OPEN IN A WEEK IN GREAT POST-SEASON GAME TODAY By ELEANOR BISBEE FOR LONG SEASON (These articles do not attempt to in one's hand when a little knowledge ing another's play as well as in stu would suggest that the racket has the dying out one's own weaknesses. give instruction in the common tech Full Game Report in Final Edition 'Gator Squad Strongest in Years While North Carolina Has Not Been Defeated This Season 4. Great players.

A good player nique of tennis, guca as tne ordinary knows other good players locally and strekes. the rules of tournament play, etc. They deal rather with those fine points that distinguish a good player from an inferior one.) wrong balance or the wrong sized handle. Too many players try to use the same sort of racket some better player uses and yet that one may not be adapted to his strength or to the size of his hand. Look up this and similar information about nets, balls, racket presses, at the sporting goods stores, in the tennis annuals To a mediocre player there are cer tain points about tennis that are a matter of ntter indifference.

To the good player these wme oa are matters of some concern. They can best be considered item by item. and among otner players. I 2. Scoring.

Be a quick and ready A full report of this afternoon's game between the Florida and North Carolina football squads, giving the detailed play, will appear in the final edition of The Metropolis, appearing on the street not later than 6 o'clock this evening. This report will be sent over th-a special leased wire direct from the football field at Jacksonville to The Metropolis office. The game begins at o'clock and will probably be finished within couple of hours. Br Associated Press) JACKSONVILLE, Dee. 3.

The Universities of North Carolina and Florida meet here today to settle a post-season dispute of the pigskin realm. Both eleven have lost only one fame to a southern team thig sea-" son, Carolina losing to North Caro-- lina State and Florida to Tennessee. The North Carolinian! were outweighed 20 pounds to a man. Florida will enter the game with the predictions in its favor, by im linp. The com- 1.

Equipment. Any old court and ENJOYEDBY FANS Last Night's Bouts All Good, Nesser ts. Burke, Main Boat, Gees Full Ten Rounds to a Draw The fans who failed to attend the boxing program staged at the Fair building last evening undw the direction of Manager Jimmy Covington of the Miami Sporting Club certainly missed a treat of their lives. All of the bouts were featured by kayos, except the main bout went the full 10 rounds. The 10-rouhd oont between Joe 'Ther Syrian Lion," and Sailor Tommy Burke, both light heavyweights, was featured by the scientific battling of Burke.

He is by far the clgverest man that Nesser has ever been matched against. The first two rounds found Burke playing for an opening while Nesser seemed to want tn end the firht with a kayo, but the any old racket will do for some, but not for others. It is important to know the dimensions of a court, and to remember them. In the first place an earnest player may want at some scorer. A beginner does well to learn scoring before learning to play, and it will help materially to watch enough matches to become an expert scorer at the very first.

Some players never master scoring and in a match are always having to depend on a referee to know what progress is being made. Scoring should become so automatic that one unconsciously keeps track of If better players nationally. In other words, follow the big tournaments at least by reading about them. The style of game varies with the influence of Davis Cup players. During McLaughlin's supremacy as the.

Comet the furious net game was th-i great game. Now steady back court work with jst as effective but less constant work at the net, is the more usual rule. Know the style of play the championship players use, and when you find some player whose style you think is adapted to you, follow his work in all tournaments till you know all the strength and weakness of his game. Not everybody can, even in a small way, use Tilden's marvelous variety of strokes and play. If you prefer consistent back court driving learn from- the Japanese.

Kumagae, how it can be made effective. For hard, aggressive playing study William M. Johnson's style and for the sort of playing that leads the opponent to defeat himself, Wallace F. Johnson is worth watching. In any case following the best players fits1 one's own mind for better playing.

Next week: "Very Necessary Details." Eighteen Noted Riders are Coming; Track be in Best of Condition for Opening SV on Dec. 11 The Miami cycledrome will open with an all-star list of events on Dec. 1L Definite word was received this morning from Manager C. Turville to the effect that the track will be in racing condition by that time and that the entire contingent of riders will be on hand to start the cycle season oft with a rush. Eighteen noted riders, many of them former participants of the six day races and champions in 4 their respective classes, are coming to Miami, and the city is in store for a season of cycle and motor-paced thrills.

Among the professionals coming here are Frank Keenan, of Revere, Mass. Bobby Walthonr. Frank Depanni and Vincent Madonna, Italy's representatives, and Vincent Marki. remembered as the "Kid" of last year's six day race. The riders who are now exhibiting in Jacksonville will not arrive here in a group.

Many of them are motoring down, and Vincent Madonna, who drove from Providence to Jacksonville in four days and six hours, intends to hang nn road FOOTBALL IS FOSTERED time to practice against a wall. Where should he draw a line for the top of the net, so that he can practice for the right height? How long is a net from post to post so that his practice may not teach him to play for doubles when he actually intends to play singles? If one is a good player he sooner or later will become involved in planning for tennis, so it will be worth while to know how many feet of tape to buy to tape a court. Similarly it is well to know the types of rackets and their various advantages. It is foolish to lose game after game by letting the racket twist BY LOGlLlEfilOip Former Service Men Will Soon the score after each play. 3.

Strokes. Know the names of all kinds of strokes. It is inferior playing to "hit the ball across the It is good playing to drive to the back court, smash at the net, or lob an opponent away from the net, according to the sort of ball one is playing at the moment. These stroVm should be learned by name and deswiption even if one cannot master all of them himself. It aids materially in analyz Sailor sidestepped the mad rushes of parative scores would seem to favor neither.

The North Carolinians are outweighed approximately 20 pounds to a nun. In the matter of comparative scores. Florida has piled up 128, 4a nine games to its opponents 28, while North Carolina playing eight games has scored 71 points, against 65. North Carolina goes Into the fray undefeated while Florida bowed only to the Tennessee eleven. The.

teams fared similarly at the hands of the team they both met, both playing South Carolina to 7 to 7 tie. Florida. Position. N. Carolina.

Bwanson left end Morris Robinson left tackle Kernodle fjunn left guard Poindexter Wilsky center Blount Perry right guard Pritchard Doty right tackle Jacob riiinoan rieht end Cochran the Syrian, and his ring geueraisnip wan nlainlv seen bv the fans. As the Be Taking Prominent Place On Sporting Calendar BISHOP'S PLAY The play Is by a match progressed it was evident that he was the rugged type of fighter bishop but it's golf, not chess. This is the Bishop of London, making an that has been produced oy tncie Sum. American Leeion football will soon energetic swing in tournament play. His fine scores have made him the talk of England.

Nesser's chin was Weeding profusely in the sixth round, and for his perfect condition it is doubtful if he would have remained the full 10 FRANK I0G1II JO MEET FORMER WORLD CHIN ON HIT HERE NEXT MONDAY NIGHT be taking a prominent place on Miami's sporting calendar. The exact dates of games are not yet set, but arrangements are being completed for a series with West Palm Msach. Lakewood, Fort Lauderdale and Cloeonut Grove. The practice FORT PIERCE FIVE DEFEATED BY THE MEN! Carlton auarterback Lowe record between Jacksonville and The opening day will be featured by a 25 mile motor-paced rac between Frank Keenan, the big favorite of the season, and Frank Depanni. The cvcledrome in Jacksonville will close with a successful season.

Great interest in the races was manifested in Jacksonville, during the short in that city. rbmeroyi left half Johnson X-vtnn rizhfc half McDonald ON THE CITY COURTS game Thanksgiving day between the (American Legion and Jack Goodman's All Stars was really a double rounds. The "rob" time and time again slammed Nesser to the ropes, only to nave the plucky foreigner come back at him and continue to battle. Nesser fought a game fight and deserves much credit for beinj able to remain with the sailor. Wins by K.

O. Route Again The semi-final of the evening be- 1.11. SinfAtMn hntvten a the ri)lon fullback Glllon i riiiiiri mnii nnwn Lezion line as the All Stars was an aggregation of. men who either are ON SUNDAY MORNING iVilAIVII nllin dUio Legion members or are eligible to membership. The players on both Tulane vs.

Alabama V' NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3. Tu-lane'a "green wave" that will face the red line" of the University of Alabama this afternoon will be virtually the same lineup with which she met Centre College, according to an Score of Basketball Game Last llvrTTi iin ij'u I "Akron Flash," and Sailor Le Roy was featured by the usual routine of Round Robin Tournament for sides are mostly a little the worse for their strenuous contest on the holiday so none have practised since. The next regular practise is Sunday I Snvder administering a kayo in tne I beginning of the third round. This is I the seventh consecutive knockout for What the Weather Man gays Today' Night Was 21 to 11, But Visitors Have Not Had Much Practice t'- sA f.

moraine at Koyal Palm Park. All the Purpose of Determining Comparative Abilities of Players round-robin tennis tourney, open nouncement tnis morning, cm me other hand, the Alabama squad, which arrived yesterday, 19 strong, is said to have made several notable improvements in form and material. The L-Li. men now in the Legion regardless of what Post and all men eligible to Lesion membership are urged to turn out on Sunday if they are in terested In football. The Miami high school team completely overwhelmed the inexperienced quintet representing Fort Pierce, at the court last night.

The final score was 60 to 12 with the visitors on the short end. to. all local tennis players who care to compete, will be staged on the city courts Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. PAHEBICflCLUB The purpose of the tournament is to determine the comparative abilities and to establish a rating of all tennis U. S.

Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Forecast for Miami and vicinity Fair tonight Sunday increasing cloudiness; gentle to moderate southerly Forecast for Florida Fair tonight Sunday increasing cloudiness, prob ably rain in north portion little change in temperature; moderate to fresh east and southeast winds. The team was the victor in its contest with the Southern Trust Cnmrtrvfa t-onm VlTT tJip smrA nt 21 tn Tulane Position Alabama iMiske le Clemons (c) Payne It Baker E. Talbot lg Blackwood Reed (C) Wesley H. Talbot rg Hunt Fitts rt Cooper IVnsworth re Guarkhart Maloney Qb Baty Z. R.

Brown lh Bartlett Turpin rh Legendre Whittaker participants in the city. Each player competing plays his opponent the best nine out of 17 TO PLAUASKETBSLL Team is Organized Which May games, the winner gaining, the right to continue in the tourney. The players will be rated as to their merits iv the Akron boy and the fans predict a wonderful future for the youngster. Battling Joe Woods of Savannah anS Georgie Ward were slated to box six rounds. But evidently Ward has been fighting in saace section of the country where he fought when he pleased.

The referee stopped the fight in the last half of the first round to prevent Wood administering further punishment to Ward. The opening card between "Battling" Kid Delgado. of Havana, and Young Marty, of Brooklyn, was really a terrific slugging match from the start. Both boys had met three times before, but have always fouzbe an even break. The same tactics were used by them last evening, except in the beginning of the sixth round Delgado's second entered the ring to tighten the belt on his fighting trunks, which is absolutely against ell rules unless authorized by the referee, consequently Youn'g Marty was credited with a technical kayo.

Delgado fought a game fight' iha jtmforltinare circumstances the match would bare probably been a draw again." Loral Weather Report Become a Member of the City League GAINESVILLE AND JAX December 3, 1921 Barometer, sea level 8 a. m. ...30.0 At the meeting of the Pan-Ameri can College Club Thursday a basket Temperature 72 Relative humidity, Sl Wind direction SW mi 11. The high school proved too strong for the Fort Pierce boys who, although they were much heavier, displayed decided weakness in their team. work.

In fairness to the visitors' it must be said that the team has been organized only a short time, and the rough spots in their play have not yet been worked out. The team, though not bent on amassing a big score, held its opponents on the defensive throughout the contest. The high school team will journey to Fort Lauderdale on next Friday to match up with the Lauderdale hoys. This is expected to be a hotly contested battle. The boys will take the court with the.Larkins team on next Wednesday evening at the ball team was organized, and the intention of playing with other clubs and teams of this and nearby cities Wind velocity 2 State of weather Clear was announced.

It was thought possi Highest, temperature yesterday. 80 Lowest temperature last night. 71 from one to 10. Those in the number one division to be listed as the champion racqueters and so on down the percentage list. The players in each division have the right to challenge any one Li any of the three divisions above them, in order that they may, by virtue of a win, attain a higher average.

This will serve to definitely determine the ratings of all the local tennis players and will be used as a basis for the formation of a city tennis team to represent Miami in the various matches now being arranged for with other cities. The team finally will be composed of six men, subject to changes, by the "challenge" method. The tourney will enable all to have a fair chance for the team and it is expected that a large number will be present Sunday morning to compete. ble that the team might become a member of the City League now being organized at the Y. M.

C. A. It was also decided to organize a basketball team and a tennis team among the students of the school. The club has plans for a play to be produced early in January. Mr.

O'Brien, one of the teachers, has been court. Last Night's Scores Following is the complete scores of the eames selected as manager and director of the dramatics of the sclub. A social meeting will also be held once each By Annotated Press JACKSONVILLE. 3-Prof. W.

Bnchhola of the Gainesville high school and Prof. G. E. Wilbur of the Duval high school, were to meet here today to discuss the proposed Estate championship football game be- tween, the Duval and Gainesville elevens. -1 Negotiations looking to the playing i-Tof the game were resumed after an apparent deadlock had been reached to where it should be played, and Prof.

Buchhols issued a statement tbat there would be no game. It is learned from an unofficial put what is considered a reliable source that Prof. Buchholz will offer to stage the game at Jacksonville, December 17. This, however, could not be confirmed in official quarters. OHWjfflDWnWfflll Miami High, 60 Pos.

Ft. Pierce 12 i month for the purpose of bringing Carter 1 MeClare Temperature and Pre-' 1i cipitation Data Re- 2 ported by C. S. 1 Weather Bureau Cue Atlantic City, N. 44 58 .44 Boston, Mass.

46 50 .56 Charleston, S. C. 54 70 .16 Chicago, 111 30 44 .02 Des Moines. Iowa 26 40 .00 Galveston, Tex. 70 78 .00 Kansas City, Mo 28 42 .00 Los Angeles, Calif.

54 .00 the students and teachers closer together. W. J. Liddy. principal of the school, has given the club's program FACULTY HAVE MAJORITY Prosser Swift Staccy McDonald FRANK HOtKMAN Smith Coleman Kerr Trowcll of activities his sanction.

at the Strand theatre. Matchmaker t.d Douglas announced today. Joe Stecher, former, world heavyweight champion wrestler, and Frank Hockman, cliampion of Belgium, will positively appear in a finish match ON ANY ATHLETIC EH Hackncv Westegard. Osman and Nasser will appear in a three-way handicap match ii James Dewsf McGathlen HOI'S RAGING DAYS at tne same time. Louisville, Ky.

36 .04 Memphis, Tenn. 44 66 .00 This Decision is Reached at In HAVE NOW GOME TO END Montgomery, Ala. 48 70 .00 New Orleans, 60 78 .00 EIGHT TEAMS ENTERED BE CAPTAINED BK BUELL New Xork, N. 44 56 .00 ter-Collegiate Conference Being Held in Atlanta (By Associated Press) DOUBLES TOURNAMENT ON GITY COURTS DEC. 11 (Bt AnKOrtated Press) iTecipitaturo, 24 hours ending 8 a.

0 Total precipitation since Dec. 1, inches 0 Deficiency since Dec. 1, inches. 0.27 Deficiency since Jan. 1, inches." 10.33 Accumulated excess in temperature since Dec.

1, 14 Accumulated deficiency in temperature since Jan. 1, 107 Almanac Sun sets today, 5:29 p. m. Sun rises tomorrow. 6:53 a.m.

Moon sets 9:22 p. m. Tides for Capo Florida HIGH LOW A.M. P.M. AM.

P.M. Sat. 11:41 11:13 5:10 4:42 Sun. 11:55 5:53 8:34 Mon 1:07 8:39 6:36 p. m.

Note For Ugh or low water in Biscayne Bay at Miami add l.hour and 20 minutes. Weather Conditions -The disturbance that was over the Great Lakes yesterday morning has moved eastward to the north Atlantic coast, and it caused general rains during the last 24 hours in Lake region, Ohio Valley and Atlantic States, except extreme southern Florida, The western disturbance moved southeastward over Oklahoma and Texas, attended by rains and-snows in the Rocky Mountain region and Plains States. A high pressure area of great magnitude has overspread the northwestern states, and it is causing colder weather from the western plateau region eastward to the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Somewhat cooler weather also prevails in the east Gulf States and the Atlantic States from northern Florida to New York. There has been a decided rise in temperature in New England.

RICHARD W. GRAT. umz nn HV DUPC LEXINGTON, Dec 3. The rncinc career of Wildair. Harry Payne mILL ii Lin I ii.iul By Associated Prcask CAMBRIDGE.

Dec. 3 ATLANTA, Dec. 3 On the record that faculty members must constitute Whitney's four-year-old son of Lasseter Field goals: Prosser. 14; McClavc Swift McDonald 3: McGathlen 3: Stacey 2 3 Coleman 1. Referee, Turner.

Second Game T. M. A. ,21 Pos. Trimmers, 11 Jeremiassoi Schneiderman H.

Cook De Klyn j. McReynolds Turner Ccx Grimes Ward Traub J. Cook Field goals, Schneiderman De-Klyn Turner Ring R. H. Cook 2 Jeremiassen 1 Ward 1, Mc-Mullen 1.

Referee, Mulloy. a iffljority on athletic committees Broomstick and Verdue, has come to an end. Like the great Man o'War, be 'will be placed in a stud in the blnecrass region. Charles Buell. of Hartford, Conn.

was elected captain of the Harvard Varsity eleven Thursday. He had played at quarterback the last two sea cons and was one of the stars in the game in which Harvard won from Tale this year. Buell was one of several candidates but his election was announced as unanimous. Emil Herz. New York breeder and fnrfman, has completed arrangements for the transfer of Wildair to his short grass stock farm next spring.

The horse has both racing per Definite plans have been completed to hold a doubles tournament on the city tennis courts a week from tomorrow morning. The tourney will be conducted along exactly the same lines that tomorow morning's matches will be staged. Each team will play the best of 17 games, the victor to be given the opportunity of continuing in the tournament Ratings of the vario'us players will be posted every two weeks so that players by virtue of their to challenge for a higher rating may advance their position in the final standings. Oklahoma City, Oklo 40 firt .01 Phoenix, Aris .18 68 .00 Pittsburgh, Pa. 36 58 Raleigh, N.

C. 48 66 .34 St. Louis, Mo 34 44 .00 St. Paul, Minn ..14 .00 Salt Lake 32 38 .42 San Diego, Calif. 64 San Francisco, CaL 60 .00 Seattle, Wash.

36 50 .00 Shreveport, La. 56 74 .00 Toledo, Ohio 34 56 .01 Washington. D. 46 62 .50 Florida Reports Bartow 62 82 .34 Eustis 54 74 .48 Ft. Lauderdale 66 86 .00 Ft Myers 68 82 .52 Ft.

Pierce 68 S6 .00 Gainesville 54 76 .20 Jacksonville 56 74 .08 Key West 74 82 .00 MIAMI 71 80 .00 Orlando 78 .06 Pensacola 60 .00 Sanford 56 76 .00 Tampa 64 73 21 formances and blood lines to recom 'Bv Associated Press ATLANTA, Dec. 3. Eight teams were entered for the annual four mile relay race of Southern Methodist Universities and colleges on the Emory University track here today. The race was inaugurated last year and Emory's team won a year's possession of the cup offered by the school of liberal arts at Emory. The trophy must be won three times for permanent possession.

The institutions entered for this year's race in addition to Emory, are Emory and Henry Birmingham-Southern. Trinity, Randolph-Macon, Millsap and Southern College of Florida. mend bim as a sire. He has won WAR MEMORIAL FALLS. Special trains can be hired in at a cost of $5 a mile.

31,927 in stakes and purses. and must be responsible for eligibility of college athletes, the representatives of the 14 institutions forming the new Southern Inter-collegiate conference turned their attention here today to completing the constitution and by-laws of the organization which is to govern athletic relations between most of the south's universities and colleges. At the annual meeting here last night, called to perfect the conference which is to become effective January 1, 1922, the faculty rule question took up practically the entire session which did not adjourn until almost midnight but the delegates adopted -an article to the proposed constitution expressing its disapproval of "spying, or other secret means" of obtaining information regarding the play of college teams, and outlining the purpose of the new conference. The pur-pflse of the organization was an PARIS. A war memorial to the inhabitants of Theux collapsed two days after it was unveiled.

Two were killed an? one was injured. it at nounced as to promote inter-collegiate athletics in every form but to "keep them in proper bounds by making them incidental and not the principal feature" of college life. Fourteen institutions were represented and it was announced that Tulane would have a representative here today, but nothing was beard from Vanderbilt. Sewanee and South Carolina, which, some delegates had hoped, would enter the conference. LEI PICTURE CASE GIVENJ11UME Harry Robinson Claims That He Bought Them in Lobby of a Local Hotel The case growing out of the alleged discovery of a pack of 12 lewd pictures in the possession of Harry Robinson of Canada on his arrival here Thursday aboard the S.

S. Postmaster General from Nassau was continued Friday afternoon when brought before U. S. Commissioner Graham for preliminary hearing and Robinson's first bond of was increased to $1,500. Failure of the bearing to come to a more definite conclusion was based on the statements of the defendant alleging that the objectional pictures were not in his possession in violation of the laws of the United States customs department but that they had been obtained by bim in the lobby of the Strand hotel upon his arrival there Thursday afternoon and evidence to this effect was introduced by his at I -V Ml WORLD CHAMPIONS WILL PLAY EXHIBITION EAMES .,4 ur 4 fey By Aartated Pmi) NEW IORK, Dec.

3. Twenty-one exhibition games have been scheduled by the New York Giants for their spring training season. In 20 of the contests the world's champions will have either the White Sox or the Memphis Southern Association club for an opponent. The exhibition season will be opened March 11 with the White Sox at San Antonio where the Giants' camp will be located. The Giants' schedule inc'udes a game with the Sox at Norfolk April 7 th.

a TX V-W viP: 'Cdr- Jfc I- 1 torney, S. J. Barco. Dr. Turner is Made Head of Doctors Dr.

John C. Tarner.c-f Miami was elected president for the ensuing year at a meeting of the Dade County Medical Association held here Thursday. Other officers elected are Dr. R. O.

Ryell. vice-president; and Dr. E. R. Tuttle, secretary and treasurer.

AN ARMORED WARRIOR Miss Martha Davis needs all th.it formidaWe looking harness she has on. She's playin in the hockey game between the fophomore and junior classes of Vassar Ami. bel'scve us, the giris play that rough old game just as strongly as the beys. FAMILY" AH A1K Joe iloore is tlie internationat upreU fkating champion. He wants the title to remain in the family when bis jornts begin stiffen.

Here be is training Ray 3Iurray, 10, his nephew, in the proper way to start. Japanese firm will attempt to raft timber from British Columbia across the Pacific to Japan. OVER THE TOP ON HIGH Miss Catherine McCullough, star high jumper of Wellesley College, as she goes over the top..