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The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 11

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TIT A -arv i i i 't 1 4 mo PO RTS lSHiAKS UtlALijEJNkrE JL ALL-STAR SPORTS STAFF Jttrrjr Grartoa RmtteU NewUnd Oenrj Lemor AJn Gonld George Kirkiey and Lea uoates art among the famous galaxy of Stan tfard-Examtner fporti writers NEW YORK Nov Officials of the SECTION New York Giants professional football club have sent a telegram to Senator Huev Lone- "Louisiana" challenging him to arrange a post-season game be- tween his adopted Louisiana State eleven and the 1 mrnnoeir "You have scared the colleges but the New York Giants couldn't say no If you asked them Here's I a chance to pick up $50G00 for Louisiana charities" i OGDEN UTAH EDITED BY AL WARDEN BURKE HAS FINE RECORD JACKIE BURKE intermountain welterweight boxing cham- rjinrt vvVin mpta TrA Martinez of Colorado in a ten-round PAGE 1 1 contest next Monday night at the Elks club has an impres POWER FOR THE THUNDERING HERD i sive victory in the fistic sport The Ogdenite has engaged Boulder To Offer in forty-four bouts in all parts of the west i mi a 1 1 ii i -mi "'J I' I i in iiii iiiniii i inii FRICK SLATED TOASSUMENEW LSU MAY GET GRID BATTLE Burke has won fifteen bouts via-the decision route and has suffered Comp etitipn Again I only three setbacks via the same route He has collected eighteen knockouts Over a two year period POSITION TODAY AT PASADENA Burke has registered eight draws CHAIN PORTMAN SP ARKLES FOR ZUPPKE ELEVEN The Ogdenite INational League Owners rlucy Long's Presence For Utah Athletes Agricultural Elevens of Colorado and Utah Vie On Logan Field Scribes Will Have Chance To Compare Stan of Four Teams BYU To Meet Colorado College Meet In Special Pow Wow In New York By JACK CUDDY Would Attract Throng Says Sports Writer By STUART CAMERON (United Press Sports Editor) By GEORGE KIRKSET United Press' Staff Correspondent CHICAGO-! Nov 8 Notes (United Press Staff Correspondent) has never been knocked out He has met some of the leading lights of the west and has given some pleasing performances Some of the men Burke has battled are: Mog Warren Ennis Terry Joe Domingo Sammy George Phil Greening Kid xukk Nov 8 (UP) Ford NEW YORK Nov from a Big Ten football press box While the effete east and precedent Bob Zuppke told Crain Portman tick of New York publicity director of the National league and former baseball writer and radio sports commentator probably will bound western conference gesture toward regulations prohibiting then- '-'sr teams from participating in post season football games Huey King De eieciea league president today Dark-haired dynamic Frick would DENVER ColO Nov (UP) The standard of Colorado football today approached a severe test as twd of the state's best teams prepared for games Saturday with two of Utah's best The schedule pairs Utah university and Colorado university in an important Rocky fish Long goes through his monkey- 4 be the youngest man ever to become shines and quite possibly will holler BURKE a major league prexy He will be battle of sterling broken field runners with Staab and Lam carrying the mail for Colorado and Arnett arid Call for Utah No less promising is the Logan engagement which will match Half-backsKent Ryan of Utah State and Wilbur (Red) White on opposite sides of the line of scrimmage There are many who believe the Colorado Aggie red-head is superior to Ryan Harry Hughes andhis Colorado Aggies will arrive in Ogden early Friday They may engage in a workout in the Junction City before Jbouisiana State university right Into California's annual New Year's day Cannon Claire ToDestrup Bill Bary Tony Rocca- 41 next month His youth ability relations with diminutive Illinois halfback to "run like hell to the left" when he sent him into the Army game On the second play after he went Into the game carried out Zuppke's instructions to the letter churning 13 yards through the mud for the winning touchdown Purdue is getting better every game The Boilermakers failed to score on Rice in the first game made one touchdown against Notre Dame in the second game made two against -Wisconsin in the third game made three against Carnegie Tech in the fourth game and four against Chicago in the fifth game mm press and radio and his current con Rose Bowl classic About the only thing the Louis! ana Kingfish hasn't claimed for the ukuuu wun me circuit are expected to win a majority vote of the eight national club owners in to team he has adopted and mascots is a place! in the big coast km? I Mountain conference game at Boulder Saturday and the agricultural schools of the two states in an equally momentous engagement at Lo day's executive meeting nxture but he'll probably get around He would succeed venerable John to that yet going north to Logan a Jtieycuer who announced his resignation Friday because of poor health following revelations that The Kingfish mascot it might be said combines all! the qualities of 5TAN The remainder of the schedule includes intersectional game the renewal of two old rivalries and what Pug Lund -lis Minnesota's most gan utan on K03TKA otner noted mascots the army mule the same day forte Red Warren A SpillsburyV Al Gomez Jack Wesley Auggie Perez Joe Martinez Mark Jensen Bill Jackson Bill Smith Eddie Doyle Battling Marco Bill Haywood Jack Nash Jack Dix Joe Humphries Steve Winters Johnny Farante Andy Herzig Jimmy Lee Walk Miller and Walter Muniz The Ogden fistic wizard plans to remain in the Rockies for another year He wants" to get experience under his belt before he steps out into the fastest company in the land Burke is 19 years of age and has a great fistic future ahead Burke gets a severe test Monday when he battles Martinez again Martinez is one of the classiest boys to show here in years He is sure to make the Ogdenite travel at top tne navy goat and the and be popular player when the Gophers be had private detectives watching are on a tripf-i He doesn't eat certain teams in the closing stages sides has more color Both games are "naturals" ui uie pennant race 10 iorestail any It happens this year that Stanford and both will possioie scandal Heydler's resigna tion will become effective Dec 11 Heydler is retiring from the com or Washington is likely to be the Pacific coast choice to appear have an import against tne eastern team in the big ant Dealing on bined offices of president and secretary-treasurer but he is expected to nattie at Pasadena and neither dessert and all the big Minnesota linemen wait i until Lund sits down before choosing their places Dick Heeklri Ohio State halfback ran 92 yards in 12 seconds for a touchdown against Western Reserve Minnesota has gained 1978 yards from scrimmage to its opponents' 658 Jay Berwanger Chicago halfback played through a greater part of -the Purdue game with a badly bruised leg Stanford nor Washington is particularly hot in Southern California So the answer to that one is that be named lifetime honorary president on salary in appreciation of the conference champion ship a 1 1 ough the flag probably won't be defi appears now to be another runaway Drake university of Des Moines Iowa defeated by one Rocky Mountain conference team when the Bulldogs bowed to Utah- early in the season will seek to even the score here Saturday against Denver university The game will see the re-tiirri to form of several Pioneer placers who have been slow in recuperating from early-season injuries A Colorado Springs the attraction of the week-end will find Colorado college battling to -defend ancient prestige against Brigham Youing university I Montana State closes ita season his 16 years service as league head the Pasadena Rose Bowlers are con Harry Hughe xnis honorary appointment also nitely tagged for fronted by the task of digging up an opponent for thewest that will pack them in Huey and his antics seem future delivery until Thanksgiving would be a nice gesture on the part of club owners to show the baseball world that there was no connection between HeydlerV retirement and the detective revelations although they coincided closely It is understood that the owners Hailed as a successor to Minnesota's long line of famous fullbacks Stan Kostka a native Minnesotan from South St Paul has taken a leading role in the Gophers' drive toward national championship honors He and Sheldon Beise alternate at the fullback Dosltion to oe made to order for the occasion Princeton it might be pointed out again for the benefit of those who take their football hit and miss already has decided not to participate speed Otto Vander Shuit who is directing the card for the Elks looks for a great crowd Monday night "We will have some other red hot bouts to offer also" said "Vander Shuit today- j- -v Poss Parsons of the Denver Post hints that Ike Armstrong may be coaching a Big Ten team In 1935 Ilick Ilanley is slated to make a move to the coast and jperhaps Ike will be offered the Northwestern job day returns are in At 'Boulder the Silver and Gold team should be no less than an even bet to "take" the Utah team that played a leading Pacific Coast conference eleven Oregon to a near standstill Both teams possess strong lines and plenty of reserves to fill in Mary Standish the girl scribe Bill Terry wouldn'l let interview him last summer is the only female football reporter in the Big Ten She covers Illinois games for an East St Louis paper Zuppke says Illinois would have beaten Army by a wider margin if the game had been played on a dry field "It wasn't such a good day for The witty its intra-state rival Montana i Associated press photo) plan to split up the position combination and give the secretary- treasurer post to Harvey Traband of Ogden Boosters To breaches that may develop as the going gets tough Whatever weight advantage there will be will be university of the Pacific coast The Bobcats failed to win a game in their own conference and at Butte Saturday will be stepping up into faster company The remaining game this week is that between Colorado Teachers and Colorado Mines at Greeley Saturday's schedule: Drake vs Denver at Denver iUtah vs Colorado at Boulder I small and will depend entirely on what men Coach Bill Saunders of Colorado and Coach Ike Armstrong choose to start I Represent New Team ELEVENS MEET SATURDAY TTHE closing scholastic gridiron dish of the year for Ogden football fans is scheduled at the stadium Saturday when Ogden and Weber High elevens tangle The Flying Trapeze'" says Zuppke Steve Toth Northwestern's new quarterback Is one of the finds of the season I He is a Hungarian and has been I In this country only a short time One of his kicks against Wisconsin traveled 90 yards Kostka Beyan and Clarkson of Minnesot all were at Oregon when Doc Spears coached there and wanted to enroll at Wisconsin but changed their minds when they New York who was Heydler's private secretary for many years Numerous other candidates have been mentioned for the presidency but best informed baseball sources claim Frick has the inside track A "big name" successor is unlikely because that would necessitate a "bigname" salary Proposals that Heydler re-consider' his resignation take a one-year 'leave of absence and return to his post at the end of that- time have been rejected In failing health he wishes to shift the re- The faithful will have a good op Colorado Aeeies vs Utah State at Western Transit Renos Will Invade Utah and California portunity to compare the plunging abilities of Utah's DeMotte Pomeroy battle sponsored by Herman Baker post No 9 of the American Legion is scheduled for one-thirty pm with Colorado's Eddie Wagner For Hoop Contests In December Five Former Ogden Players On Powerful Cage Squad Whether Tackles McKenzle and in me post-season game even If Invited Minnesota would be thwarted by a big ten regulation Syracuse and Michigan State also among the candidates will go about the business of eliminating one or the other this week-end when they meet Alabama arid Tulahe have been recent visitors to the coast and probably would not be invited even if they should finish the season on top They want new dash and color and fire on the coast this time and Huey is southern agent for that stuff If the Louisiana players themselves can't measure up considering that they've been tied their mascot makes up the deficit from his very huge store He has hollered all up and down the eastern seaboard in one of the grandest one-man hollering free-for-alls this or any other season has known Mixed in among the yells are challenges rebuffs and demands As a result Louisiana is more Logan vs Colorado eollega at Colorado Springs Colorado Mine vs Colorado Teachers at Greeley Montana State vs Montana at learned a BigjTen rule would have snarp -Both Ogden and Weber have taken it on the chin aplenty this sea Reeve of Utah are superior to Dris-kill and Drain of Colorado! may find an answer in this struggle made them ineligible for athletics Francis Schmidt Ohio State sponslbilities to younger shoulders son In the Northern league Ogden Butte -games early in December Contests The game also promises to be a OGDEN Boosters one of the three outstanding basketball teams of registered a victory over Bear River and Weber managed to eke out a in Utah and Nevada and California are being scheduled for the new club United States last season will per by Al Warden manager of the na STOEFFEN TURNS oral under the colors of the West ern Transit Renos of Hutchinson tional tour -undertaken by the Og- demtes last season Wash ington Stanfo rd Meet In Grid Feature Kansas during the 1934-35 season George Wash Johnny Callahan i Melvin Miller DOWN NET OFFER Joe Fortenberry Ed- Comer and win against North Cache The Warriors and Tigers in three other contests took it on the chin Saturdays flareup will be for the city football championship and the gridiron jug that now rests In the Tiger trophy case Coaches at the two schools report that their charges are in fine fettle The Tigers despite setbacks at the hands of three league rivals George Colvin are the former Boost is disappointed because the Buce-eyes won't get a crack at Minnesota There are three coaches who would like to accommodate him by allowing Qhio State to pinch-hit for their teams same being Bo McMillln Indiana Clark Shaugh-nessy Chicago! and Doc Spears Wisconsin bigTeIguiers in close game ers now with the new club Callahan and Miller played for several By BOB CAVAGNARO Associated Press Sports Writer than a mere nossibiiitv tr trt intn seasons with the Wichita Henry's Ad Dietzel Clarence Ratzlaff NEW YORK NOV The the hair of the Calif ornians this Football Battle Is Scheduled Saturday Winning Team Buck Vanek Percy Main and Clif plans of sports promoter B1I wew Year's day Bear in mind it's a money proposition out there and burn one time coach at Wash-bum will direct the squad Five members of the brilliant Ogden team of 1934 will compete with the Kansas five performers of the Hutchinson Renos of Kansas of last ford Binns are the other members O'Brien to include the American Davis cup doubles team of George May Get Rose Bowl Contest In January Big Crowd Will Be On Hand Cardinals Boast Strength of the squad wiioiucmis me Minnesota and Games with BYU Utah State Princeton situations Lott Jr and Lester Stoef en will rule -a slight favorite Saturday Weber High -however may pull plenty of tricks out of the bag and regain the trophy Coach Mark-Bal-lif has a collection of izhters on in his winter tour of professional and Utah are being! sought by the others Louisiana would be a haDnv tennis players went 50 per cen choice from a standpoint of gate re HAKODATE Japan Nov (AP) -f Stanford have defeated San 3c hlwuu jtiaiiviii xvciivja A contest with the Pinney never age team of Salt Lake may be book ceipts ana never mind the fnothaii By JAMES A SULLIVAN (United Press Staff Correspondent) askew today when Stoefen rejected an offer of 12 per cent of the his squad and if fight can pull the four-run first inning rally cli- They can plav some of that tv CALLAHAN Warrlors through they will be riding maxed by Earl: Averill's homer gave ed gate receipts to quit amateur ranks Louisiana State has a big line and America's baseball invaders a 5-2 Lott generally recognized as the The Kansas team will compete in on the long end of the score when the contest closes iast Dackfieid built around a fleet victory over the Nippon All-Stars world's foremost doubles performer the Missouri Valley AAU league year will make up the balance of the team The former Boosters: will Invade Utah and the west for! a series of versatile Syrian named Abe Micwi Light "drills today and Friday will nere today last week signed a contract identi during the 1933 season the fastest wno does everything but swallow A crowd of 8000 turned out to cal to the one Stoefen turned down independent circuit in the world put the two teams on edge for the Saturday matinee watch the American big league stars When Lott relinquished his stand snow their wares Babe Ruth as ing with the "Simon-pures" O'Brien tne loot ball and might do that too if It became a necessity Under Biff Jones the team has played through a schedule minus defeats to date Two ties alone mar much -of a hero in Japan today as expected the Chlcagoan's tall tan- ne ever was jn America SUlEiea rfim nartnr would An 11VpH SAN FRANCISCO Nov (UP) will be bargain day at the football counter when Stanford and Washington both unbeaten meet Saturday in Palo Alto to decide: 1 Th Pacific coast conference title 2 The west's entry in the Rose Bowl classic 3 A lot of arguments Bargain day Is right Fans need plunk down only $165 for the best seat in the house It cost $250 and tax to see Stanford romp to victory in a dull game over the University of Southern California Trojans It Ellsworth Vines a member of the Princeton and Harvard footballers rubbed elbows at a dinner party last Saturday following their grid battle No speeches were allowed and the party went over in style we are informed Central Takes Lead In Gridiron League touring troupe came on from Los Angeles yesterday with a sealed en tne record But if Louisiana should get 'the bid the ties wouldn't matter The once walked once and filed out twice The score: i Americans 1400 001 5 6 1 Nippon '000 100 2 7 3 Batteries! Gomez Foxx and Hayes Aoshiba and Kuji Inokawa velope addressed to O'Brien from mascot would be the main attrac Stoefen It contained not one con tract but two tion HERE AND THERE IN SPORTS Stated Oregon jstate Northwestern SJC and A They played Santa Clara to a -7-7- tie Washington has brushed from its path Idaho Oregon California and Oregon State! all conference opponents The game will be the headliner of a busy week-end California travels to Los Angeles to? meet JJ Oregon and Oregon State renew their i annual argument at Portland Washington States takes on Idaho at Pullman Montana plays Montana State at Butte A goes into action Monday with Ct Marys as their guests University of San Francisco plays Olympic club Sunday Loyola plays Ban Diego State! Gonzaga is Jn Kansas to play Washburn at Alonzo Staggfs College of Pacific eleven meets University of Nevada Friday night Big games will be played in the far western the Pacific northwest land the Southern California conferences Dutch Clark Leads Pro Grid Scorers "DILL KINNER Is slated to have his f-f The first document was O'Brien Central Junior footballers moved greatest year at Utah this com- fb Holbrook hb Ochs end returned unsigned and the other into first place in the! Junior high grid race Wednesday by taking a will cost $4 even for behlnd-the- Smith end Kimball end Seg- contract was drawn up by the JAYSEE COACHES goal-posts seats to see the same miller end Cook Wayment hb Buffaloeslls New free scoring contest from Washing golden-haired Stoefen who rated bis services worth at least 20 per Stanford array meet a University of Casteii qb ton at the stadium 21 to 12 California eleven Namp4Fnr Pnlnrnrlri cent of the gross gate receipts name rOr VsOlOraaO HLs price is entirely too high Washington Stevens DeHart Pearce Pearson qb Hoggan TO FORM LEAGUE The champions of 1933 counted single touchdowns in the first second and third periods of play I UVV AO ITV4 Mlf BOULDER Colo Nov O'Brien said "I have returned the Graduate managers who fix the seat prices before the: season opens art not laughing Thousands stayed away from Palo Alto the day the Tulsa Oilers will again have a team in the field when the 1934-35 cage campaign gets underway Bill Miller's national champions will again sport three of the greatest players in the land Chuck Taylor's basketball clinic at Salt Lake last night attracted one thousand boosters of the sport hb and Meldon r4 Hockey Teams Await Washington scored in the second salute the- University of Colorado I priginal contract to Stoefen and State Circuit Planned For Buffaloes! I sent him a telegram that he has and fourth quarters Trojans met the Cardinals Thou Frease Jensen and McFarland sands 'probably will be turned away That's the new nickname adopted until next Tuesday night to return by the university's- football team signed" accounted for th Central touch Saturday Utah Colleges Logan Is Meeting Place Athletio coaches and facultv rm Championship Series the name was chosen as the best of downs Frease Jensen and Bur- in the event stoeien doesn't come to terms with O'Brien the promoter A Stanford scout armed with ten bidge each added a point from lead pencils and three notebooks wul cast a line for some other amateur to team up with Vines scrimmage following the touch downs for Washington yio Wojcihovski who plays for Notre Dame has a brother Louis who plays for Pittsburgh The boys were born in Rumania Joe Lewis Detroit negro heavy went north last week to get a line resentatives of the Junior colleges of Utah will gather at Loean Ra- on Washington in its came with Coach Don Barney and Coach Bill TUden ana ixtt wno will start the winter barnstorming circuit urday to complete plans for a state NEW YORK Nov 8 The great winter major professional taking in more territory thari in any of the previous 17 years opens tonight with the Oregon State He saw a lot of Rete Conroy each used a number of league weed swensen athVf straight football not a lateral pass over 75 cities in January reserves during the final period an- The player most likely to be airector at weoer college nounces five busher basketsful submitted in a contest conducted by the student newspaper i For many years the Colorado eleven has gone nickname-less except when it was referred to as the silver and golds This appellation however was regarded as too long to be practical The campus did not welcome the new nickname when it was announced today' Some students pointed out that not an unorthodox reverse or a double distractor in the lot He did Lewis and Mound Fort clash at sought will be Bryan "Bitsy" Grant magnates of the national league Representatives of Branch Ag- take down one note four today in the other scheduled game of the season in the weight boxer and 1934 Golden Gloves champion slowly is fighting his way to recognition as one of the best of the big boys of the country Joe's recent knockout of Art Sykes of Elmira was one of the cleverest battles witnessed there It was Lewis' eighth triumph in as confident that continued lifting of gies' Dixie college Snow college Wp Phelan's team defeated Stanford JL It 19 league If Lewis wins they will be last year the only setback the ine economic cnsis wouia result an oer couege ana Westminster will be a -banner- season with lessred I In'- attendance ink splashed over the books I "It is the plan of the Utah rr deadlocked with Central for the 1934 the little Atiantan iii Max Baer To Start Exhibition Events Cardinals met during the regular title campaign His eleven defeated Stan New players have been added to lieges to form a state leaeue" said Summary:" WASHINGTON CENTRAL' many professional bouts the nine clubs the league invad-jOoach Swenson "This league will NEW YORK Nov (UP) (Dutch) Clark of the "Detroit Lions continues to lead the National Football league in individual scoring He has a total of e5 points against 46 for his nearest rival Jack Manders of the Chicago -Bears Clark also is the most effective in passing with 18 complete in Si attempts However he lost some ground to Flash Berber of the Greta Bay Packers who completed 30 in 70 Herber leads In ground 'gained by aerials with a total of 560-yards Beattle Feathers of the Chicago Bears leads in ground gaining Plowed 833 yards in' 77 attempts i i -H' 1 i FIGHT RESULTS (By The Associated Press) MINCILE Indi-Alabama Kid ford the year before that Not since 1930 have the Warner-system Colorado' will play the University of Utah Indians in a crucial came WW uivuaua in a uuuui game ers' new territory St still I leature basketball football and Warner squads turned out on Leland Stan flushed with a major baseball tri-I track and field athletics lflcLarnm Getes Fancy days Indians slaughtered Buffalo ford's farm acres triumphed over Washington 'teams taught what for their food umph and outstanding stars have At the same time Idaho will also changed uniforms" as the club own- form a state league which will em- ers traded freely hi the hot of brace Boise Junior college Good- strengthenlng their teams and pro- ing college Albion Ricks and re uner for luit Bout LOS ANGELES Nov -Maxie Baer world heavyweight boxing champion will embark on a barnstorming tour 'of the midwest after his younger brother Buddy Knute Rockne in turn taught Phclan backers hope the parallel won't be carried out in the football field LOS ANGELES Nov It will be Phelan strategy and Wecker 1 'LB -Wolthiu LT Boyle LG Peterson1 Van BattenbergRG Steed RT Mitchell- RE Benovent QB Stewart LII Donoviel RH Porter FB Score "by periods: Evans Tribe Ludden Tuscon Murdock Pierce Frease McFarland Burbidge Jensen A $30000 purse for a match here ducing close and exciting races in sibly two other schools In basket-the American and International di-1 ball tee two teams finishing first speed against the crushing power wim Ceferino Garcia Filipino visions and second in each state would then tot7 Gene Garner next week the tlthst setter won the prize offered or the Unn minmi todav snarpsnoptcr was offered Jimmy Tiny Thornhill has built around Bobby Grayson The season's inaugurals will be MCLarnin welterweight champion winning name Several others sub The Stanford line will be superior played in St- Louis and Toronto meet in a round robin tournament for the intermountain title A championship play off in football 1 Mimaiueo jjromocer loaay i tnnwru wic aauie name including A series of lour-round exhibition bouts will take him to Kansas City St Louis Chicago and Cleveland 159 Columbus won from Stonewall Jackson 158 Cincinnati U0 but Phelan counts on his distractor In the Missouri metropolis the oarcias manager George Parnassus said "a friend" was willing will also be discussed effective in Eagles- will take op i- the champion Chicago Black Hawks possessors of formation and on a Notre Dame' shift that sometimes not 1835 OAKLAND Leo Kelly 173 Central 7 77 Washington 0 6 0 Baers latest motion picture which was to have gone Into production io guarantee McLarnin the rich i "In past years the Intermountain end3 up in an unbalanced line to prize ll he would sign a contract residents of Cincinnati New Madrid Mo" and Newport Ky but Dickson's arrived first DES Steve Savage' 218 Chicago deefated Jack O'Delf 205 Pueblo Colo straight falls the Stanley cup while the Boston Bruins seemingly ready to emerge Substitutions: Freeman Los Angeles knocked out Pietro Georgi 173 Buffalo Billy league has operated with fine suc last week has been delayed 60 days giving the champion that iu-round title battle The offset the Cardinals'- forward wall strength by throwing it off balance hb: Bader Pell Mareniz from their disastrous slump of cess but the state idea will prob Azevedo I4S3 --Modesto Calif inena was sad to be an Arizona much-free time before he must re Carter Durrant Holbrook 1933-34 meet the powerful Maple ably serve to better advantage for ciirus grower San Francisco bettors have made knocked out-Johnny Greeman 147 turn to Hollywood Leafs Mccooi waraen txt oisen all concerned Stanford 2 to 1 favorites The Dayton (1).

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