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15 V'' ST. LOUIS AND WASHINGTON HAVE FAILED IN PENNANT RACES TJIK KVKXTNO TRIBITXE LARGEST EVENING CIRCULATION IN DES MOINES AND IOWA-IT KS I )AY. I VM. 2. 1921.

i Strayer and LESSONS IN GOLF Still Defeats Catholics in Hard Struggle, 24 to 18 MEET JACK DEMPSEY Sowash May TO TANGLE TONIGHT Fight Here CHOKING THE CLUB "CHOKE a 'woobeN CLUB TOSACHIFKC 01 STANCE. Three Jayhawkers on the Quintin Eomero-Rojas to Invade This Country. Crippled List. The Still college basketball team secured revenge for an early season defeat when Coach Sutton's quintet defeated the Dos Moines Cittholic college five on "Battling" Strayer of Lincoln, who has appeared here on several different occasions, may the Catholic court in a hard New York, Feb. 26.

Cable advices from South America, indi Lawrence, Feb. 26. The Kansas Jayhawkers, leaders in They Are Only Two Major League Teams That Have Not Won Flag in 30 Years BY GRANTLAND RICE. 'A Tale of Two Cities. There are two embattled commonwealths that are now casting wan and cynical looks upon the 500 major leaguers starting for the sun.

The old "What of it?" look is upon their faces. For in the first training scrimmages of the year they are wondering when the great drought will end. These two cities are St. Louis and Washington. They are the only two major league cities in baseball that have not won a pennant in the last fifteen years or in the last thirty years.

Since 1908 New York, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Boston, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Brooklyn have all heard the flutter of the flag above triumphant fields. In the last fifteen years New York alone has known eleven Tien- cating that Quintin Romero-Rojas, the Missouri Valley basketball be matcBed with Bobby Sowash, clever Rock Island Junior lightweight, in a six or eight round fight at the Auditorium Friday race, will make their last home appearance tonight in a game the Chilean, has accepted "Tex" Rickard's proffered opportunity to follow the path cut by Luis fought, rough struggle last night, 24 to 18. Three field goals in the final minutes of the game enabled Still to win by a margin of six points. The score was tied 18 to 18 when the Bonesetters rallied and put the game on ice. Myers, husky Still college guard, was the star performer for the winners, antl it was his ability to with Grlnncll.

night. Sowash in anxious to meet Firpo to a championship bout with The Kansas squad will go into the fray with three men on the Jack JJempsey, have added color and variety to the heavyweight sink three baskets late in the game that won the contest for the Bonesetters. With the score tied, 16 to 16, Myers dropped one through the net from close range. The Catholics came back and tied the count when Fitzgerald made good on two free throws. Breaks Tie Again.

Myers again put Still in the lead when he made another field goal from under the basket. Ho came back with a long goal from near the center of the court, the basket putting Still in the lead by four points. The contest, which was a struggle all the way, gave the fans many thrills. Still started out with a rush and managed to piln up a 9 to 2 lead at the end of the first quarter. In the second period the Catholics scored five points while Still made only two markers and the score was 11 to 7 at half time.

The losers came back with a rush in the third quarter and soon tied the score, 11 to 11. The program now being planned for crippled list. Capt. Charles Black is suffering from a twisted ankl Jack Kearns has assured Rick- Plude in a local ring and the local promoter wants' to give him a test with the veteran Strayer before he faces the local favorite. Earl Blue of Haul and Jack Ruddy, a hard hitting middleweight from Chicago, will meet in the main bout.

They are fighting eight rounds at 1X0 pounds. Bob Mod by, guard, will be out be "CHOKB THf ifKytS FOH SHOmr PtSTAHCfS OrtiW CHIP SHOTS AT CiTREUE OfGRffH. ard that Deiiipsey will be ready to take on Romrro-Kojas If he comes up to expectations. cause of a twisted -knee, and titration, sub forward, is suflVr ing from severe boilv hruisHK. Black Is exoecled to lie ahlo In 0 Blouin Beaten by R.

Simmons Local Bowler Defeats the World's Champion. piay. giving Kansas fans their last chance to see him in action in basketball. He is winding un a Several preliminaries will bo arranged for the show Friday. Louie Kelley, local favorite, may be on the card for six rounds with some good boy at his weight.

nants In the two leagues where St. Louis and Washington have had to live in the shadow of the wild raspberry bush, hanging on to a When, if at all. is it vrovr to career caualled hv few ulavers having participated in forty-five score was later tied at 14-14, 16- cumerence games, of which only two have been defeats. oeIMTnIwrler Firpo, it appears, following the apparent collapse of negotiations by a syndicate to match him with Harry Wills and a statement by Rickard that he will abandon efforts to match the Wild Bull and Dempsey if Romero-Rojas comes through, will spend the season on a tour through America meeting favorite sons. Harry Wills1, who has been seeking a Dempsey match for two years.

Is not being considered prominently In the new alignment. Michigan Wins Over Hawkeyes 16 ana is-is. Other Star IMayers. Wiemers and Thomas were oth JOINS PHILLIES Jimmy Blouin, world's champion bowler, met with a setback last night in his exhibition match at the Grand alleys. Blouin bowled Roy Simmons of the Manbeck Motor team and the local star handed the champion a defeat.

636 to 622. A 234 game by Simmons in his last start enabled the local bowler er good performers for Still in addition to Myers. They made three field soals each. The c'mholies were guarded closely by their husky rivals and thev managed to muL r.nl,, ttntA aha In Oelwein. Feb.

26. (Inter lading dream. The Pennantless Citadels. Both cities have bad great ball players, among the greatest of all time. St.

Louis has harbored Slsler and Hornsby in late years, with Shocker and other stars around. ii Washington has had Walter Johnson pitching his tireless arm off for seventeen seasons in a vain-effort to run the blockade. St. Louis has had fine ball clubs in both leagues, but rough luck and unkempt breaks of fortune have helped to hold her at bay. No wonder the St.

Louis fanatic has become cynical, the sickness of George Sisler being the ultimate blow. Frisch and Hornsby. The first early signs indicate that Frank Frisch and Rogers Hornsby will be the two main battlers for the National league's coronet to be awarded the most valuable ball player. There may be others horning in before the season is far along, but this pair leads in, the advance chatter which precedes the first box score. "choke" a club, or grip it down on the handltt Answered by BOB CKUCKSHANK.

Runner Hit In atlonal Open eham-nlonaliip. 1H2.1, and the man who. In 1321, defeated Hutehisolj. Mantzeu and Httrnee In an Invitation touriutment at St. Joaeph.

Kunner un lu I'ttte-bnrgh fuurnamellt for penfeasfoual golf, era. I9tt. being defeated only by Sara, ceo. Once in a while, when he wishes to sacrifice distance, a player should choke a wooden club. As a rule, it is only the irons that should be choked.

Even on full iron shots the club should not he gripped at the extreme end of the shaft. The shorter the shot, the more the club should be choked. On chip shots at the very edge of the green, it is often necessary to grasp the club at the bottom of the (Evening Tribune Special.) Ames, Feb. 26. Ira Young, veteran guard on the Iowa Slate national News) Fred Krisinger, star hurler on the Chicago Great Western shops Baseball team last college basketball team, will be to nose out Blouin by a margin off iuui nuts, simmons rolled oiner in action with the Cyclones for the last time on the local floor when Iowa Stale clashes with the the tirel half and threo in the second half.

The losers scored ten points on flee throws. Hoffman was high point maker for the Catholics. Moraaco and Kilzgorald were other star players for the losers. Morasco played a great defensive game until no waa put out fop rough work. llannan waa aiao uusted in ihe mixup with Morasco.

The lmeut'S: scores of 1X7 and 215. Blouin rolled scores of 214, 217 and 191. Iowa Loses by Margin of One Blouin and Bill Coffin rolled a four game series, the champion Field Goal. STI1.L 24 CATHOLICS 18 winning by a small maririn. He U.KT.Ic.

U.KT.K. Welmera 3 (I Pltf.geraM ThoitMa 1 '-t Hoffman rolled games of 21, 172, 224 and 216. Coffin bowled 222. lSii. 197 .3 3 1 season, nas joined the Philadelphia National league baseball club at Leesburg, it was learned today.

Pat Ragan, Phlllie coach, found Krisinger two years ago when he was managing the Waterloo Mississippi Valley league club. Krisinger went to Ciicajfo last year, had a tryout and was signed for spring training. creightWWns over maroons Hornsby 1b the better hitter Frisch the faster and more spec .0 11 riend (ii Klein and 1S.X. icatner. ut course, the more a club is choked, the closer the player (Evening Tribune Speciall Nebraska Cornhuskers in State gym tomorrow night.

Young, whose home is in Jefferson, was captain of the Cyclone gridiron team last fall and has played football and basketball three years. He will graduate from the civil engineering department this spring. Coach Chandler will start the same team against the Nebras-kans tomorrow which made such a remarkable showing against the In his twentv-seven Ertmes dur. ing the past two days. Blouin had snouia siana to tne ball.

(Copyright. H124. Associated Kditors. 1 Haiinan ....0 1 3 Morasco 2 4 Nicholas ....1 (l 4 Schneider ...0 a It Davis 1 Lynch 0 0 Myers JO 2 Tola 4 JO 11 Totals 2 14 an average of 209. He made 174 slrikes, 103 spares and 24 splits, 7 of which he picked up.

I il -Referee. North of Highland lusieraays scores: 1 3 1 T'l Rlouin 211 217 Simmons Is7 I' IT, 234 113,1 Hlouin OS U13 I'lirlvon 171 1T -tjo YOUNG STRIBLING IS BEATEN BY SLATTERY DVEfl STATE TEACHERS Ttlouin 17-' 'Mrt s.l Coffin 2L'2 lllli 1S8 S13 tacular fielder. The Hornsby of 1922 was close to unbeatable, but injuries cut down his work last season, although he still led the league at bat. Frisch has been coming along and is now in position to challenge the pick of the field. He may not overtake Hornsby at bat, hut with his greater speed he can turn the battle into a brilliant duel that will be doubtful until he last returns are in.

More Applications. The demand for Willing Listeners from the Willing Ears is growing steadily. Golfers just returning from the south, in attempting to describe their various rounds, are bumping against cold and clammy receptions from friends who have been hurdling the snow hanks. It is remarkable how little interest the snow dweller takes in the passionate oratory of some friend just back from the palm country with the hack of his neck burned to a deep brown. These returned travelers have a large allotment of strokes to describe in full and they are willing to pay almost any price for a Cour- McBride Leader In Valley Conference Kansas Citv.

Feb. 2fi Omaha, Feb. 26. Creighton university- won Its second Norm Central conference basketball championship here last nlghl when the Blue downed Morning-side college of Sioux City bv the score of 42 to 15. Cheighton outclassed Morning-side from the start, the score at half time being 23 te 6.

Mahoney and Trautman shot baskets from all angles. EAST DES MOINESXC. ENTERTAINS MEMBERS formidable Jayhawkers in last Friday's tilt when the Cyclones led the scoring until the final five, minutes of play. The lineup will be Arnold and Young, guards. Jacobson, center; Anderson and Captain Roberts, forwards.

The Iowa State-Nebraska game will be the last home contest of the season for the Cyclones. The team will go to Manhattan Saturday, where it will clash with the Kansas Aggie aggregation. On the following Monday it will play a return game with the Cornhuskers. After that a game with the Drake Bulldogs at Des Moines will close the season for Coach Chandler's men. Southern Surety Beats Newton Elks Iowa City.

Feb. 26. Michigan defeated Iowa in a thrilling Western conference basketball game here last night by the close score of 27 to 25. The Wolverines nosed out the Hawk-eyes by the margin of one field goal. Michigan won the game in the late minutes of the second half when they pulled away from the Hawkeyes, making the score 27 to 21.

The score at half time was 13 to 13 but Michigan outplayed Iowa in the second half and was leading by six points with only two minutes to play. Iowa staged a sensational rally and in one minute and twenty seconds cut the lead down to two points. Field goals by Janse and Jensen put the Hawkeyes back into the game. Iowa fought like real battlers in the final forty seconds to tie the count but its shots at the net missed the mark. Henderson, Haggerty and Doyle made.

two field goals each for Michigan while Deng came through with three baskets. Jensen and Hicks scored three baskets each for Iowa. The other two field goals were made by Janse. The entire Iowa team fought hard but the Hawkeyes were unable to score the victory. McBride of Oklahoma continues to lead in individual scoring In Buffalo.

Feb. 26. (United News) The string ot victories piled up bv "Young" Stribling of Macon. who has been heading toward the light heavyweight championship and is scheduled for a return bout with Mike McTlgue, March 31, waa rudely interrupted Monday night by one Jimmy Slattery Buffalo. Slattery received the decision over Stribling at the end ot a six-round bout.

BOWLING NEWS the Missouri Valley conference basketball race, while Benz of Grinnell has pushed up to within ten points of the leader. McBride has a total of 145 Indianola, Feb. 26. Simpson college scored an Iowa conference victory last night when Coach Workman's players defeated State Teachers in a slow game by the score of 22 to 10. Simpson outplayed the Teachers in all departments of the game and the victory was well' earned.

Ragged passing and fumbling slowed up the contest. Simpson took the lead at the start. At half time the locals had a 14 to 4 lead. Simpson scored nine field goals to four for the visitors. Fisher and McCoy on the offensive and the two Simpson guards on the defensive, were the stars for the locals.

Harshbarger and Starbuck shared the honors for the visitors. The lineups: SIM PSOX 22 PTEACHERS TW. G.F.T.F.f FT F. McCoy, rf 2 I Fresw'ter, rf 1 0 Kipherd. It 1 Fotlral rf .0 Ki.ht-r.

...4 2 1 Starbuck. If .11 2 0 Scroggs. rg .0 0 O' Perry, edg .2 0 1 Fawcett. If 0 l.Toltafer, 0 0 0 Holman, 8 4 4'Hersh ger. rr 0 0 leous Listener.

Making Golf Easier. It would be a simple enough matter to abolish all bunkers and increase the size of the cups to twelve inches if making golf that much easier would add to the fun of the game. 4aaut il wouldn't. A golf course can bp loo hard and a golf course can be too If there are no trapa to catrh poor shot then there would be no areat advantage in hiding good ones. It dwin necessarily follow that reducing the weight of the ball slightly will make the anma harder for ih.

rinffer several ooxing nouts ana a wrestling match were dished up to members of the East Des Moines Athletic club at a fine en tertainmnt last night. MR. AND MRS. KKAGtE. WHAM) A lJIbi Jack Frazier, local lightweight rianiela Bus Line- in'n Stuff ro.

boxer, and Glen Shoemaker an better acore. pro- If he lin a slashing hllter may Improve hla chance for vided the weight reduction ia alight. The Southern Surety basketball points and Bcnz 135, and it is likely that the Grinnell player will finish the season ahead of the Sooner as McBride has but one more game and Benz three. Captain Boelter of Drake, wilh four games yet to play, ia in third place with 1 1 2 points. TO ENTER BIG TOURNEYS Bethlehem, Feb.

6. Manuel Alonso. lawn tennis champion of Spain, said today be aud his brother, Jose, will go to Europe this peared in a three-round exhibi Mrs. S. 117 2 1 Si Unde 1MI III Mrs.

ISO 121! 114 Bale 101 10S 12S tion. "Gunner tiuinn shaded Kearns and the Summer. Harold Broadwick in a fast three- McGlo a 10 Ilia 173 Simni a 10 17S 14S Mrs. McO SJ 4 lift Mrs. I 4 SSI Taylor 113 123 IRS Mrs.

C. 17013: ISO Totals 24 670 8i0 (Srandi Smith 147 11 teamtfored another victory last night when the locals downed the Newton Elks at Newton Monday night bv the score of 33 to 26. A rallv in the second half enabled round bout. Ashley and Copper boxed three rounds to a draw. Totals S29 25 The Mini.

J. Knarna la looking upon the Flrpo-Willa activity with a touch of meiancholy. Jack knows that a meeting between these two will slightly overshadow a meeting between Dempsey and any one else even Tom Gibbons. Bolh ills ant Kirpo have been surrounded by a vast number of wonts for a year, ami this en ensu publicity haa turned the great while spotlight of public I'tico Shelton 121 l(t 134 the locals to get away with the In the wrestling tossed Betts in twelve min ItiWA- Mlrmr.A- -r Mrs. S.

143 S2 l.Vll Mrs. RS 114 victory. FT.F I (5 FT Interest in their Mrs.B'r 131 1 2d 1 Ofii Daniels I3 Jlfl 1A 1'llderw 114 Mrs. W'h 7 SO utes. The Suretv team got a 7 to summer to compete for their coun Laude.

rf ..8 1 lWendern, ft Janse. If ..2 3 1 Haggerty. II 3 II -if thej do they will not lure any million dolla When Wilis and Firpo meeA through the turnstiles. i Morgan. Ig a O.

W. Crawley and M. C. Han lead in the first ten minutes of try in boin tne Olympic and Davis sen gave short talks. Walsh MR 173 133jCaldw'l 1HO 1B4 ISft Totals 645 H4 filil Totals Sill SS'J ti3 KOI ST II AM) TKIHINK LKAGl'K.

cup matches. They will leave early in June. Bui neither will ijempeey and lilbhona. Both bailies will diaw extremely well, but it seems odd that a pair of uncrowned challengers may overshadow the champion when it comes to putting on a show. Oifli Referee, Sec Taylor of Fair Jensen, ...3 2 1 Hicks.

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Sieed. ...0 2 Ii Totals 9 il Totals 1RA.H BlA.MM.MiS. TO HOLD HIGH SCHOOL RELAYS AT BALDWIN LOCAL SCHOOLS ENTER TRAINING CAMP NEWS plav, but in the last ten minutes of the first half Newton came hack with such a rush that the fcJlks were leading, 17 to at half time. Finlayson was high point maker for the with six field goals. McKinley and Simpson made three baskets each.

Scoville and Harp shared the honors for Newton. The lineup: The fact thtsf l.iblmna hasn lifted a glove in anger since he fncert flenipsey last at Miclhy Is not going to help ballyhoo Ins esse. he had stepped out and Slopped some piomislng Interloper in I he meanwhile he would be much more of a card. As ii is. Gibbons will have to put up unusual proof that he can make Dempsey atep the Pempsey that has been husiiing and training ever since Shelby not the llcmpaey that hadn't fought in two years.

Mike MrTigue In facing young Stribling was shrewd enough not torlsk hi title where decisions were awarded. ilike may hold Ilia own with the Strlbling ghost, but a lol of sightseers will be surprised if he does, or even makes il close. Summary Free throws missed: I.aude 1, Hlrka 1. Haagerly 1. Peng 1.

Officials Referee, Burger of Chicago: umpire. Tulll of Coe. Adam Krieger Has Made Good Record Baldwin, Feb. 26. A blanket invitation to everv high school in the United Slates to send track teams tt iis first annual high school relay carnival.

May 2. has been issued bv Baker V. Patent (Copyright, lll-'s. yorli Tribune Trademark Registered Office.) Avolon. Catalina Island, Feb.

26. (International News) Grover Cleveland Alexander celebrated his thirty-seventh birthday with a dinner to a few of his cub teammates. The veteran Chicago pitcher is rounding into shape rapidly. SO. SURBTV83.

NEW O.KT.F.i Twsmlew ll 1 Hnrn f. i univcruitv 3 1 I Iowa City, Feb. 26. (International News) With three swimming events carded for the Owens 1 1 Miillcnberg 0 2 3 Adam Krieger of Lincoln. Neb.

SIXTEEN TEAMS TO COMPETE IN SECTIONAL AMATEUR MEET who meets Waino Ketonen of Bos Finlavson 4 it Kiicrs 1 2 2 rolling 1 1 I McKinley 1 "I Simpson I (MVassenaar g.O 0 0 W. I Pet. Av. senaiors 41 fins (Jianis 41 L'S Sox 37 32 .53 fif2 Indians .3 33 fobs 7, 33 r.22 717 dodgers 33 3d .47 gs.t Reds 27 42 lankee. 2S 44 Aft INDIVIDUAL, STANDINGS.

H. Av HO. Av. Gilhrlde 22 Barrett 13d Hardlman 207 1fi2 Murray l.tH 241 1 Ss 133 Kelley 13.1 Msn.mith 2nd 12 1:1,1 Schwann M. Farland tM 13.1 Sherman 1S4 silk ISO 1.13 Arndt 1SH ISS Hammer 131 H.ilstead isr Boulter 12f Helhie ...203 HHifnderwood 1SO 12! Shrauuer 14 Brekke 12W Stutsman .203 ir.

2 reriev ..212 141 Whltlnr 12i Simmons ....17 12l 10 142 Geneva .21 a) 142Shellhorn .181 124 Mc-Intire 14l seherlina: .172 124 Cowies ...17 14rlray 177 124 I'rlsiiian ,.24 1 41 fouahlan .17 122 Rrliieiiar 1 ItiliFIvnn ISS 122 D.miels 1 4 121 i.ipshie ...201 13ft Hudlone; ..147 113 Hilliker ..1 13Talan 111 Irvin 139 Graham ..149 109 lose 13 137! PRIZE WINNERS. Hieh aierare Rrekke, last three days, tne swimming season will close with a rush at the University of Iowa this week. ton in the main event of the JAPAN IN CHALLENGE. Tokio. Feb.

6. (Associated Press i It was announced todav that Japan has decided to chal-lenge for the Davis cup. 4 American Legion wrestling show Totals 5 9' Totals Thursday the freshman tank at tne Auaitortum on the night team will hold a telegraph meet of March 4. claims the world's with the Illinois freshmen, lhe championship at 150 pounds. Official Referee, Nichols of Mililkcn.

CHICAGO TEAMS BOWL IN A. B. C. MEET TODAY fourth annual interscholastic Sarasota. Feb.

26. International News I Arthur Nehf, star lefthander of the New Y'ork Giants, today took his first workout. Other arrivals at the camp were AI Stone, rookie pitcher from Knoxville. and Karl Webb, a recruit from Pittsfield. Krieger Defeated Jack Kevnolds of Cedar Rapids for the 145 to swimming meet will be held here Friday and Saturday, while hat lau pound championship three BASKETBALL RESULTS Sixteen teams will compete in the district amateur basketball tournament at the local "V' on Friday and Saturday, according to an announcement made today by H.

W. Crawmer, physical instructor at the The teams entered are as follows: Southern Surety, Y. M. C. urday night the Iowa tank team will compete with Chicago swim years ago.

He has been wrestling In the middleweight class because of the lack of good men at 145 to All-Stars. St. John's Lutherans. Jewish Community center, Bon-durant Independents, Ames Athletic club. Battery A of Ames.

Valley club, United State bank. Fort Des Moines. Carlisle Independents, Leaders club. Medical Detachment of One Hundrad and Sixty-eiguth infantry. Duffy Coffee, Cnited Business Institute and Napier.

The pairings for the first round mers. Four Des Moines schools and lav pounds. Krieger has beaten manv of the University High of Iowa City al best men at his weight in America. He claims victories over Gus Kallio, Matty Matsuda. Loren MM Mill it.

It. (atliolic rnllege IS. STATE. Michlran Iowa, to. imn.on 22 state Tenchers 10.

reightou 44. Mornhiciile rOLI.KUK. Illinois 31. Wisconsin SO. TeKii bristian uniiersily 40, IS.

Noire Dame 31. St. Vintor 19. riyori :13 Vcw Meiro citiet. Clearwater.

Feb. 26. International News I Tommy Griffith, outfielder, and Harry Shriver. pitcher, were He new arrivals loday at the Brooklyn camp. Grimes, the holdout pitcher, has accepted terms.

Central College to Play 8 Grid Games Hieli eeme Cordinalv. 212. Tlird hieh same -Lowther, 1st. Kifth high same Simmons, Dan- tcK 171. Tenth hieh earns Kellev.

lai. I'lllecnth hish came Gilhrlde. 135, Twentieth hich name Jefferson. Ir-Uo 14(1. ch Murrs ltd.

Curtiss. Harry Kahransara and many others. will be drawn today. The first series of games will be played Friday afternoon. It is planned to The match between Krieeer and Ketonen will be a finish affair for the best two out of three falls.

unisn tne first round rriday night. The second round will be plaved Several preliminaries will also be arranged for the coming show. Saturday morning, the semifinals Saturday afternoon and the finals Chicago. Feb. 26.

Four flights of Chicago five-man teams will occupy the twenty alleys at the One Hundred and Thirty-second armorv here this afternoon in the annual American bowling congress in the fourth day of competition. The competition yesterday brought a neig first place leader in the team standings when the Goldammer Kicado quintet rolled 2.740. eight points higher than that established by the Garrison Cigars Sunday. The Hawthorne Bowlers' association No. 3 went into third place with 2,729, putting the Belmont Crescents in fourth position, with 2,691.

The next six: North Center Milk Men. 2.6S1; Scheuneman's White Sox. 2.661; Logan Squares, Maiers Realtors. 2.646; Spearmints, Mangels Brand, 2.637. ROSCOE HALL DEFEATS ST.

PAUL LIGHTWEIGHT FIRPO TO MEET REICH. Buenos Aires. Feb. 26. It is I'elta, Feb.

26. Central college will play eight football games next fall, according to an wnnouncement made by Coach Karl Kettering. Seven games have been arranged to date while the eighth contest will he hooked in the near future. Central opens the season with lies Moines university at Des Moines on Sept. 2fi.

Loyola university of Chicago has been sched-unled for Nov. 8. the contest to be baturday Lewis vs. Zbyszko Chicago. Feb.

26. Ed (Strang-ler Lewis, world's champion heavyweight wrestler, will defend his title tonight against Stanislaus Zbyszko. ready have entered the prep meet. Iowa City H'Sh is planning to enter a team, and Clinton also will be represented. The Maroon meet Saturday is an important one for Iowa splashers, as it marks the fifth and last of the season.

To date, Iowa has won two and lost two, and their final conference rating is at stake in the coming event. The lead of nearly twenty points which Chicago piled up on Illinois last Saturday. Indicates the former's strength. "BABE" RUTH QUALIFIES Hot Springs. Feb.

26. Forty-five survivors of the qualifying rounds were entered today in the match play of the annual spring golf tournament at the Hot Springs Golf and Country club. "Babe" Ruth came through the qualification round yesterday with 89, two strokes behind the medalist, J. Bour of the Calumet Country Club, Chicago. He was denied the runner-up position when Emerson Carey of Hutchinson.

finished in 88. i announced that after his bout with Erminio Spalls, on March 7. Luis Firpo will fight Al Reich of New York at a charitv festival here. The date for this bout has not yet been fixed. Reich is now 15' on his way to Argentina.

BASKETBALL GAMES Big Munn, former Nebraska football player, wiil meet Jack McCarthy of Montana. MANY RECORDS MADE IN GIRLS' BASKETBALL GAME SOMI.KS U'lN TOl RNKY. Somers. i-'eb. 211.

The Somers Roscoe Hall, local lightweight. basketball Xcam. undefeated this season. outpouched Reddy Blanchard of cn me silver iovma euo and a new basketball at the talhoun county tourna St. Paul in a ten-round fight at Sioux City Saturday night.

Hall ment held at Ldike Cltv last Saturday The locale drew the three largest towns in the county wlnnina alt three cimos won nine rounds while the other The hovs did'splendid work and had two round was a draw. Blanchard (substituted for "Ace" tneir oiay.T cnosen tor the alt-otmtv team, wuialev Harnes center and i kr sruiiv-t. Hurikins of Lincoln. 4BIG TEN' BASKETBALL played at Chicago. The schedule follows: Sept.

211 lies Moines AT. at Dea Moines, Clct. 3 Open. Oct. lo Graceland.

here. Oct. IT Fllsuonh. at Iowa Falls, 2 Tslhor. here.

Oct. Ill Ppnn. here "Nov. Loyola university, at Ohicaso. Nov.

15 Iowa Weslyena. at Mount Pleasant. Catholic Academy Plays Monroe High The Des Moines Catholic academy basketball team will play its final home game of the season tonight, meeting the Monroe High quintet on the local Vputt at 8 o'clock. Monroe is coming here with a wellbalanced team. The visitors Hvon'lhe consolation championship In the Newton Invitation tournament last Friday and Saturday.

Coach Tommy Ryan of the lo-rals will use his strongest lineup. He will start Finn and Sharr at and each one wrapped in foil so that it will reach you in the most perfect condition. A full Havana filler cigar of the highest quality and most distinctive value each one exactly-alike a cigar of standardized uniformity. Frequent inspection, all through the manufacturing process, insures the perfection of every cigar we wrap- in foil always. HaiiNfls City.

Felt 2(1. it I records probably were set when I he lijtrat H-r'Hitirl club team defeated the Hona vent lire (tlintel in the girls" lily basketball tournament here laM night. Kivr one the Itarncra-f amel five won by a score of 112 lo Miss Lucille Williams shot lliirtj-five field goals, which ii i.liatil si amis ns a new mark, and Mis Harper, her learn mate, made unit -one field goals. Miss Miller. V.

AV. A. forward, ill another game scored twelve out jnf thirteen free HirowM. (She had a run of nine straight. illy International News Service.

By dpfeatinit the Badgers, 31 lo 20. Illinois raised their average to a 50-50 basis with four games won and four lost, retiring Wisconsin to fourth place. Michigan won a close game from Iowa, 27 to 25. and stepped into fifth place int he conference race. Tfies Si cigar, the forwards.

Malley at caiier and Regan and O'Dea at the guards. Champaign Illinois showed real basketball form in taking the game form Wisconsin, 31 to 20. Although the lilini held a small lead throughout the contest, it was a battle from the start. Al the halfway mark, Illinois led 13 SPORT CHATTER Siki on Sick List to 10. free throws on Barger fouls 1 Tokio Japan has decided to challenge for the Davis tennis pup.

-1 CO'r the eco TV Havana. Feb. 26. "Battling" Sikl. the Senegalese fighter and former light heavyweight caam-pioo of the world, is suffering severely from pleursy.

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the Illini center, led in scoring and Captain Potter, back in the lineup, showed up well. Captain-Gibson was the stellar performer for the Badgers. Iowa City In a fast game Michigan downed Iowa. 27 to 25. The first half ended with the score at 13 all.

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