Quad-City Times from Davenport, Iowa • 21

21 Washington High School Five Opposes Davenport on Local Court Tonight in 4- Friday evening THE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT AND LEADER January 2, 1931 Zuppke's Mid-Western Gridders SPEED UP WORK ON CLEVELAND BALL PARK Court Results WHITNEY STABLE LEADS WINNERS Take Trimming at Dallas, 18-0; Leo Jensvold Stars for Losers CEDAR RAPIDS OUINTET RATED VERY MEDIOCRE Dallas, Texas, Jan. 2. (AP) team's gains. He made one 43-yard gallop. Only once did a mid-west score seem imminent.

That when the visitors recovered a fumble on the southwest 33 yard mark in the third period. Armstrong, burly Missouri if itT One of the finest football machines the southwest ever saw was being dissembled today and its parts strewn from here to Florida, its purpose having been achieved in two brief, thrill crammed hours yesterday. COLLEGE Iowa Wesleyan 42; Burlington 23. Cornell 38; Ohio Wesleyan 33. New York 27; Yale 25.

University of Oklahoma 35; Southern Methodist 30. Wittenberg 43; Brlgham Young 36 Indiana 27; Pittsburgh 19. Purdue 45; Temple 17. Illinois 18; Bradley Tech 17. Michigan State 25; Ohio Wesleyan 17.

HIGH SCHOOL Washington 26; Burlington 23. Deeorah 33, Mason City 26. Boone 28, Indianola 11. Coach Moon Fears, However, Strain of Moline Game Will Tell. tackle, offered a threat when he intercepted a pass and chased it back out to midfield, almost getting For individual brilliance and all away for a touchdown.

HIGH FIVE IS UNBEATEN around efficiency, it is doubtful it this section ever will see a greater team than the southwest eleven The individual hero was Buddy Hackman Jrom the University of Tennessee. He was the main spring Turf Income for 1930 Was Belair Stud Is Second. New York, Jan. 2. (AP) The Whitney stable, now owned by Cornelius V.

Whitney, tops all the others in turf winnings during the past year. Thanks to some sensational victories by Equipoise crack 2-year-old, Whitney horse won 1385,972 In 1930. William Woodward's Belair stud was second with $350,970 of which Gallant Fox alone accounted for more than $300,000. George D. Widener was third with Mrs.

Payne Whitney's Greentree stable fourth with Milwaukee Tait Llttman, Cud-ahy, knocked out George Courtney, Tulsa, Okla. (4). Harry Dublinsky, Chicago, outpointed Bruce Flowers, New Rochelle, N. Y. (10).

that trampled the midwest all stars, 18 to 0, in the third annual classic. Davenport Already Boasts of the winners attack, scoring two The defeated forces of Coach Bob touchdowns, one of them on a brilliant 40 yard run, and throwing the in Two Victories Conference. Zuppke, and the southwest eleven of Morley Jennings of Baylor help pass that paved the way for a third score. i ed create a large fund estimated at near J10.000 for the Scottish Rite hospital for crippled children here. I Louis Long, Southern Methodist, ran 40 yards to the mid-west's one the ball from two interferera on the three yard line.

Bethea, the Florida star, took it across. Starting from about the 50 yard line after failing to spot a pass receiver, Hackman reversed the Ield, cut to the sideline and wormed his way past a half dozen tacklers for the final touchdown. Zuppke's vehicles lacke.l both the foot line after taking a short pass from Hackman in the first quarter. Hackman drove across for a touch individual stars and the team work of the southwest. Leo Jensvold, if' i down.

The play that led to the southwest's second score was a driving halfback from Iowa, was almost the entire mid-west offense, his passes and fierce plunges accounting for virtually all of hia triple pass, Brown to Hackman to To flatter the vanity is ot provoke the inflammation. Peterson, Texas end, who grabbed MAKING NEW FRIENDS AND KEEPING THE OLD ,,,.0 Work Is progressing rapidly on Cleveland's new municipal stadium on the shore of Lake Erie, which fa to be the future home of the Cleveland ball club. Top photo la architect's drawing of the stadium, which probably will be completed in June, and, below, the steel work. It will hold 80,000. The Oakland Motor Car Companylhtrodiices Washington high Cedar Rapids will furnish the opposition for the Davenport high cagers tonight at the Davenport gymnasium.

The Mississippi Valley league, contest will begin at 8 o'clock. Coach Rust of the Bunnie school does not boast of a strong team this season, but considerable improvement has been noticed in their playing. Early in the season Clinton defeated the Orange and Elack, and Davenport has registered a win over Coach Liver-more's cagers from up the river, giving Davenport the odds in tonight's tilt. Washington high, at one time one of the greatest producers of athletic teams in the state, has not had an outstanding team for several years. The Orange and Black players this season show much promise, if the development continues in the way it has for the last few weeks.

With but one day in between games, the Red and Blue have not had a chance to go over the mistakes made In their recent, and almost disastrous, encounter with Moline. Altho, confronted by a weaker team. Coach Moon is far from jubilant over the prospects of the local quintet In tonight's tilt The New Year's eve tilt took considerable stamina from the members of the team, and the local mentor is dubious as to how they will show with Washington high. The Orange and Black is the third Mississippi Valley conference foe that Davenport has met. In the first two encounters the hill-topperg were victorious.

Davenport hag won the conference title all hot three times since its start In 1925. Bowlin SIMON PURE AMATEUR ATTITUDE I FOR 1931 DA VIS CUP CAMPAIGN I I URGED BY U. S. LAWN TENNIS HEAD MATCH GAME. At Hllson's Alleys.

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From a financial standpoint, the past season may be considered a successful one according to U. S. L. T. A.

standards, and this affords me great pleasure since this will permit of the establishment of a definite financial plan insuring a steady income to sectional associations of the association. Buckmeler't Barbers H. Robs 180 207 242 V. Buckmeier 161 148 200 H. Buckmeier 165 194 201 J.

Buckmeier 185 184 169 Wolfe ..156 181 195 By LOUIS B. DAILEY President, United States Lawn Tennis Association. 1 848 911 1007 New York, Jan. 2. (AP) If I had to name four players to seek the Davis cup in 1931, I would name Shields, Wood, Mangln and 215 166 Sutter, since John Doeg already has announced that it is his pur 153 129 177 840 pose to devote his time to estab HILSON'S LOOP LEAGUE.

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Charley Belang-er, Winnipeg, outpointed Leo Lomske, Aberdeen, Wash. (10). Mexico City, Mex. George Godfrey, Lelperville, knocked out Salvatore Ruggirello, Italy (1). send them abroad with a non-play 13S 183 131 625 I Tilden-Kozeluh I Match Scheduled I I For February 18 a New York, Jan.

2. (AP) Big Bill Tilden will begin his career as a professional tennis player in a match in Madison Square Garden, Feb. IS, against Karel Kozeluh, crack Czechoslovakian player and world's professional champion. Jack Curley, promoter who is sponsoring the match, said he hoped to have Tilden and Kozeluh tour the country in a series of matches this winter and spring. Tilden recently announced his retirement from amateur competition to appear in films on tennis subjects.

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