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Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 8

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THURSDAY a NEW GOL CHAMPION 1931 nine game te Three rounds fr Bv ALAN GOULD RADIO of game with injuries 3 Northwestern at Evan Pitts LAST to IGHT New Leads Oklahoma Ags By Laufer of 9:23 Leads Princeton oot Ball MIAMI VS JOPLIN AT JOPLIN riday 9 3 GO I i 50c Park 3:30 SPO on the any of of football fea with success by 11:22 3:52 7:25 9:42 The ave tising carries interest ing news too of of Miami at Joplin ort Smith and here (Night game) Seneca Indians at Picher airland at Afton Quapaw at Wyandotte Grove at Commerce Dewey at Vinita Wagoner at Pryor Miami Sale Day second Mon day in each month for be Mexico has returned to silver as the money standard of the coun BIBLE OOTBALL BOOMS HUSKERS Importation of Oil Decried as COMMERCE RING PROGRAM RIDAY Trio: 1 of Well Acquainted Sophomore Backs Are Hub of 1931 Team Gorillas Primingor Seneca Indians To keep the stem of a tobacco pipe cool and dry an inventor has inserted a valve in it that opens only when the smoker is drawing smoke through the stem It auto matically closes when pressure is released WICHITA Kas Oct A resolution asserting companies im porting oil and oil products were of treason to American in was adopted at a mass meeting of 125 Kansas oil men here last night Passage of the measure followed a discussion of'reports that one company was docking Rumanian gasoline at Detroit Thurman Hill a member of the Kansas Public Service commission said he' wished was someone 10 ap cMBDAJkER op Pine wuSz Ne is A golfer ue BECAME A MEMBER OP Tiie HOLE IN DNE CLUB IN success the oc nor of in i do MIAMI DAY DAY have been the Aggies Have Big Job In Gopher Contest MIKE Zizte CbacA Robertson of Miami Meets Reeves of Springfield in Main Bout 4 Women Stay In Canadian Meet Associated Press Photo William Yeckley tackle leads the Princeton grid team this season The 1931modcl Tigers "swing Into action againet Amherst October 1 At Princeton DICK feacL Coach Phone 640 the one Commerce drubbed last year Coach Pace at Grove has a team with a clean goal after three games only two first downs have been made against them and they have 1)3 points to their credit Grove forwards will be watch ing for Captain Smith of the Ti gers while the Commerce defense is expected to be especially watch ful for Kick one of Pace's best backs Coach Pace had reported several regulars will be out of the I in power who had the courage of Roosevelt to clean house on those tvho are wrecking the third'largest industry in this SPORT SLANTS ATON eathers are due to fly here riday afternoon when two old enemies of the air and the gridiron the Afton Eagles and ailland Owls clash again Coach crew is favored here chiefly because they have two experience while the Owls are yet untried this year Coach Spike Murphy can be re lied upon to show a team with fight however and the locals are not expecting a victory 'to come easy Coach Jimmcrson has made sev eral changes this week to correct weaknesses which developed against Dewey last week Captain Hudspeth has been working out at end and Storey has been running at half Davis has also been work ing at half but may be back at quarter riday Barber big full back is expected to do a good share of the heavy plunging Union NORTH 3:22 AM QUAPAW Oct Wyandotte Bears Lucky Seven championship hopes will get another severe test riday afternoon when the Wild cats take a trip there for a con ference game according to local fans The Green team has been greatly strengthened by the return of Adams at quarterback Coach Price believes that his LG5 pound line can batter the Bears into submission or at least make a few holes for Garrett and Bear the ball luggers to scamper through In spite of the impressive beating handed Welch by Wyan dotte the local sentiment is for a Quapaw victory Coach Landy Bears are not underestimated by the locals Price pointed out but steps are be ing taken to check Turngh boys where they ran up a big score last week Miller captain who plays end and tackle with Green at tackle and Garrett at fullback are mainstays Men due to get in the fracaswftinVyhhdbtte are Gibson Root White erris Miller Green Erdman Hamilton Crawford Dun can Bowen Amphlett Beaver Randall Adams Yost Holden Bear Garrcutte Garrett Grif fin Garrett Bear Righthanders Work Today at St Paul expecting big things of Lee here He was one of the na outstanding quarterbacks last year and it was his team Northwestern which almost nosed out Notre last Rockne coached eleven Lee was playing football for his older brother Dick who is head coach at Northwestern Dick play ed football for Washington State in 1919 and was captain and quar terback On that same team with Dick were two of his brothers Pat and Harold The same trio played on the Maryland Marine eleven during the World war After finishing at Washington State Dick entered the coaching busines at Northwestern and has made a name for himself Pat joined him there as line coach Harold had other ideas and desert ed the ranks to become a druggist Mike Hanley attended the Uni versity of Washington where he played at halfback and he is now assistant coach at the University of Pennsylvania Homer Hanley better known as the or last of the Han leys came along and was going great as an athlete at the Univer sity of Washington but his health failed and he is now in business Commerce Grove Game Real Test LEE JOB AT SOUTH CAROLINA ROUNDS OUT AMILY COACHING QUARTET TORONTO Oct I our of the eight survivors in third round of the Canadian wo Golf championship were from the United States Miss Maureen Orcutt defending her title drew as oppon ent Marion Hollins of Santa Cruz Cal while Mrs 0 Hill of Kan sas City was matched against Vir ginia Van Wie of Chicago The other matches sent Marjorie Kirk ham of Montreal Canadian closed champion against Marjorie Kerr of Norfolk England and Enid Wilson British champion against Mrs Alexa Stirling ras er of Ottawa one time holder of the United States title around basis the improvement the squad is quite noticeable breathing spells become less fre quent and they drive in harder and harder all of the time taking what is dished out to them and sweating and growling through tackle after tackle in the pits and on the field against live bait This week has about seen the finish of the sandman as the buf feting and smacking he is receiv ing daily has about finished him for the season The line sled was escorted to the track yesterday and the seven war horses of the front army gave the man killer a nice ride around the quarter track with steady drives and spiteful lunges sending it on the way A three inch layer of dust which has been hampering practice work and which made the game here riday night a very uncomfortable one for players and spectators is finally coming under control Thousands of gallons of water was sprayed over the field Tuesday night Wednesday and last night COMMERCE Oct The sec ond big boxing show this season at Commerce city hall will open at 8:30 riday night with Big Jack Robertson of Miami headlin ing against Loney Reeves 190 pound Springfield Mo leather pusher Robertson will have a six pound pull against Reeves weighing 196 The main go will be 10 rounds with Soldier Jones as the third man in the ring and Mayor A Dawson of Commerce officiating in the role of announcer Robert son a local favorite fought rounds to a draw in his last pearance here ollowing is a summary of remaining 24 rounds of the round card Eddie Johnson (147) Commerce vs Sandy Robinson (147) Baxter Springs Ten rounds Merrell Masters (122) Miami vs Reddy Daniil (122) Baxter Springs Six rounds Buddy Taylor (118) Miami vs Joe Martin (118) Joplin our rounds Sonny Boy McGhee (93) Miami vs Young Dick Garman (92) Af ton Three rounds 10 Oklahoma at Lincoln 21 Kansas at Lincoln 31 Missouri at Columbia 7 Iowa at Lincoln Nov 14 Kansas Aggies at Man hattan Nov 21 Iowa State at Lincoln Nov 26 Pittsburgh at burgh At least it is Wash Hanleys ers all football coaches So successful Hanley efforts on the gridiron that one scarcely thinks of west coast football without remembering that a Hanley part in it Lee youngest of the coaching quartet has landed in this quiet southern city and is helping Billy Laval trim up his Gamecocks for the current season Here Is the new national golf champion Smiling Helen Hicks of Hewlett defeated Mrs! Glenna Collett Vare the reigning queen of the links in the final round of the championship tournament at the Buffalo country club PAGE EIGHT The ort Smith Junior' college Jayseer football game here riday night will be embellished with al'l the frills that go with collegiate football according to of the pep squad and school band Decked out in new uniforms the 35 piece band will give a 30 min ute concert pryor to game time and all the inspirational um pahs they can muster during the battle It wlil be the first football appear ance for Prof bug lers The pep club scheduled for a big snake dance ceremonial tonight also to show the crowds something worthwhile between the halves riday night Pinson Confident In a far better frame of mind about his Jayseer eleven than he was a week ago previous to the game with Monett Coach Pinson is shifting his men about this week giving them all a chance under fire and working hard to perfect a smoother combination for offen sive work The work last night as well as the big part of the period today was spent in perfecting a passing attack which will be thrown into the game here riday night from the starting whistle According to Coach Pinson a lot of new material will be inserted in the lineup at some time during the game and instead of hammering away at the opposition with pow er plays the tempo of the offen sive march will be at top speed both on the ground and in the air Taking the work on an all Dissection The answer so far as it seems to rancis Wallace author of and football war correspondent and long time associate of Rockne follows: it has a Rockne squad prepared by Rockne and fired by the memory of their dead coach men in charge are Jesso Harper who was coach and trusted confidant and hart ley Anderson his loyal henchman and devoted friend These men loved Rock as his boys did The boys will feel that Rock would have them carry on is out of touch with modern football and wisely has re frained from active coaching He has left this to Anderson Hunk makes no pretense at finesse His hand is heavy and his glove is rough but Hunk knows football well enough to set this Kockne coached team field as well equipped as previous teams much of lav in his ability to rise to casion Neither Anderson Harper nor the combination them nor any other coach America for that matter can what Rockne did from the memory Rock himself may rise to the emer gencies That is part of the ques tion which nobody can answer but throughout the season this Notre Dame team will increasingly suf fer from the lack of wis dom Notre Dame gets by Indiana I believe it will rise to emotional heights to frustrate again a fine Northwestern team but emotion will not suffice every week end There must be solid talent in the squad itself is except for two impor tant points which will be under fire particularly in the first two games These are at right half back where Brill and Kaplan were graduated and at quarterback where rank Carideo is no more Schwartz All America last year and Nick Lukats a po tentially brilliant fullback will supply plenty of running attack to build around These men will oper ate behind two strong lines despite the graduation of Capt Conley Metzger and Kassis the Irish 'get by Indiana and Northwestern I believe they will also beat Drake Pitt Carnegie and Penn Then will come the big two obstacle at the finish Southern California and Army both with strong teams By DAVIS COLUMBIA Oct 1 CP) ootball coaching is a family matter in the House of Hanley with the Seattle for of six broth players four are (By The Associated Press) GRAND RAPIDS Charlie Be langer Winnipeg outpointed Tony Cancela Detroit (10) CHICAGO King Levinsky Chicago outpointed Joe Sekyra Dayton (10) Carlos Herrera El Paso Tex knocked out Mickey Chicago (4) PITTSBURGH George Panka Pittsburgh outpointed Roy Clark Philadelphia (10) OAKLAND Cal Andy Di void Nfew York outpointed Gaston Le rance (10) Bermondsey Billy Welles England stopped Le roy Borden Oakland (4) SAN Roy Degans of Boise Ida outpointed Al Ma rino San rancisco (10) and Pickwick Ticket Office Bus Station WEST AM AM AM PM PM PM COMMERCE Oct When Coach Schmucker trots out his 1931 Commerce high school Tigers for their annual battle with the Grove Ridgerunners here riday afternoon he will be sending them against a far better squad than IlflllS The first question of paramount interest which the coming foot ball season will answ'er is: What will Notre Dame do without Knute Rockne? A fair reply may be had on Octo ber 3 when the Irish face Indiana but a definite retort will most cer tainly be had the following Satur day when Notre Dame meets Northwestern at Soldier ield Both the Hoosiers and Wildcats are natural rivals of the Irish Notre first contest of note in gridiron history was with Northwestern back in the nineties Neither Indiana nor Northwestern ever beat Rockne Now that he has gone thc two rivals will be tlie first to test the armor Rockne left behind him and not even Army or Southern Cali fornia will have more heart for the task than Pat Page or Dick Han ley Hanley in particular will most certainly make the ettort his life to achieve that slogan the national gridiron: NOTRE And what has Notre Dame offer in resistance? AM AM PM PM PM CHICAGO Oct There was great joy and shouting in the camp of Donie oit man handled White Sox today for a change They were one up on their northside rival the Cubs in the battle for the Chicago city series championship Clicking like champions the White Sox staggered the Cubs 9 to 0 yesterday in the opening bat tle for the title Associated Press Chester Dotter tackle captains the Oklahoma Aggies football team this season The Aggies have 24 let termen back for 1931 'STILLWATER Oct (Spe cial) No rise in Oklahoma Aggie hopes for victory in a clash with Minnesota at Minneapolis Satur day Oct 3 has been occasioned in Stillwater merely by North Da kota showing in holding the mighty Gophers to a 13 to 7 score Contrarily the Aggies are only the more firmly convinced that they will need to muster every ounce of resistance on defense and a like maximum of power on of fense if they are to stay in the boll game Saturday afternoon next or the Nordaks according to Minneapolis newspaper stories on last game not only have an exceptionally strong team this year but actually outweighed 197 pound line and lacked only one pound of topping the Gophers in the hackfield too The North Dakota line averaged 199 pounds starting against Min nesota while the Nordak backfield averaged 176 back field weighed 177 ST PAUL Minn Oct 1 LT) Another pitching contest between righthanders was in prospect to day as Rochester sought to come abreast of St Paul in the junior world series of baseball Manager Bill Southworth of the International league club which took a 4 to 0 trimming yesterday after a home rrn with bases load ed broke up the game selected Herman Bell to do the flinging or St Paul participating in the inter league competition for the first time since 1924 Man ager Lefty Leifield selected John Murphy who goes to the York Yangees next season eathers to ly When Owls Take On Eagles riday Quapaw Squad Primed to Give 1 Bears Big Test jBaek field Coaclt 'Asst CoacH Lt of Pennsylvania IL of fjoCarolina Oct (Special) (Jpach Hayman and his Picher Gorilla football machine coasted through a light workout here today aS they brushed up on a few plays for the game here tomorrow after noon when they entertain the Sen eca Indians of Wyandotte "Knowing the lack of beef both in the line as well as back fied Coach Hayman spent most of the afternoon working on a defense for an overhead attack which he is expecting the visitors to use 7 new line which Hay man is working on showed a lot of provement over last week and it begins to look as if the weak di vision of the Gorilla eleven is gq Ing to turn out every bit as aggres sive as the backfield army The game will be called at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon any school that needs a or aybe it's a coach The terms are becoming easy to LeJ Haney 1930 Northwestern quarterback landed an job at South Carolina rour membeia of the family all brothers arc now coaching shown above Initial Appearance of Snappily Uniformed Band Will Herald irst Home Show of 1931 Jayseer Eleven Against ort Smith BILL JOHES AURORA Wl lo LCOliANAlSI IN IHC BATTLE i ARGOTE i RECET LUOb) AMERlCAhJ LEfilOS! (jDL 760JWENT joMES ShoT A 74 bR HOLES o'ROttto I BeTTeE'WMJ HIS CLO5ES1 kWAL (Ute DISTRICT CMAMPIONl JOPLItJ MO I BRUSHING UP SPORTS College Band Pep Club and Grid Squad AU in Qame riday Night District Grid Battles riday 1 By METZGER LINCOLN Neb Oct A type of football strategy devised to keep the most alert gridster on his has been developed by Head Coach Dana Bible and gives promise of reaching near perfection when the University of Nebraska settles into its campsigii It is the brand tured in the cast Bible coached teams a deceptive lateral forward and triple passing game Built around a nucleus of soph omore backfield candidates who made football history at Lincoln high school where they played three years together the Bible method demonstrated its effective ness in a 44 to 6 victory over the University of South Dakota here last Saturday While Husker teams of the past excelled in teams of the Bible regime and this is his third year at Nebraska have been drilled in versatility Power house plays have not been neglect ed but they have given way large ly to: the more cunning brand of football Believing that football players must the to play it successfully Coach Bible has placed much emphasis on the mental con dition of his squad the mind is he ob servs individual will give a good account of To best develop his machine the head tutor has trimmed the varsi ty squad of 37 gridsters after de veloping a spirit of competition so keen that two lettermen outstand ing linemen of past campaigns were dropped into the or reserve squad It will be entirely up to them he told them whether they return to the varsity squad Nebraska schedule: Sept 26 Nebraska (44) South Dakota (6) Oct stin Oct Oct Oct Chisox Beat Cub Baseball Machine Zy CE BUTTERIELD 4 (Time is Central Standard) NEW YORK Oct 1 HP) Pre parations are nearly complete for the resumption of the music ap preciation hour on the combined WEA WJZ NBC chains Oct 9 With Dr Walter Darmosch con ducting as in past season the lec ture recitals are to be presented weekly from 10 to 11 a This programs are to follow along the same basic lines as those of last year' Try these on your radio set night: WEA NBC 7:00 Rudy orchestra with Eddie Cantor 8:00 Dramatic musicale ranz Schubert reincarnated guest 8:30 Sherlock Holmes adven tore 11:00 Teddv orchestra wAbc cbs 6:30 Talk by VKaltenborn 7:15 Abe band and glee club 9:00 The Boswell sisters sing ing from Buffalo 10:30 Radio roundup with El liott Jaffee William Demarest and Miss Collette WJZ NBC 7:30 Hill billy songs by the Pickard family Julia Sanderson and rank Crumit 9:00 Harry dance or chestra 10:30 Music of the organ by Lew White MIAMI TAPERS OR BATTLE WITH JOPLIN ITES The War Dogs let offensive tac tics take care of themselves yes terday afternoon and confined the usual practice period to defensive work stressed mostly on different pass defense formations vi Three of the most dependable' kickers of the squad spent the af ternoon to themselves booting the oval down the field for safety men to snare and return The afternoon ended with a few minutes of dummy scrimmage and a free for all gallop around theoval sent the Warriors to the show ers Coach Morton had a light work out scheduled for this afternoon and some minor corrections were righted before the team took time out to await the starting whistle which will send them out on the field at Miners park in Joplin to morrow afternoon to do battle against the red and green Joplin eleven Coach Lock Morton and 33 of his squad accompanied by the high school pep squads and a large of rooterg will leave for Joplm riday morning time the team to get a bit of rest fore game time Ort: mA klrsfN giTWRTilfT L' Is 1 tZL 'i' A 1 2 dt I i 1 A fS I a j1 PAT LEE iMlrs I rare's mi ML fl wr MWVHy Zf 5 MY ilj WS 49M 1 fiasara Mi W7 Oiiii ilL Yt life I 7 T4 I rWP' AAlc VMMNU I I i HHMoaaamuaaHBBBnoQ.

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