The Journal Times du lieu suivant : Racine, Wisconsin • 14

iedlC of ion 1 NOTRE DAME AND MICHIGAN PROVE SEASON'S SENSATIONS FORTY LEAGUES HIGH GRIDDERS TO PLAY CHAMPS Little Lessons in Football WILL TAKE PLACE OF IRV LANGHOFF MILWAUKEE BADGERS SIGN DICK REICHLE The Milwaukee "Badgers have signed Dick Relchle, the Illinois end of former years, and a teammate of Coach Jimmy Conzelman 1 and Erickson on the national champions, the Great Lakes- team of 1918. Reichle this year was the youthful aiBBjMBBPssS7jBaf W42J l-i''j ss vt js -lit Thrilling plays In latent -i-lctorlcs of Michigan and Notre Dame. Above, Jack Blott, Michigan center, Is kicking field Roal from placement from 18-yard line for first score against Ohio State. Michigan won 23 to O. Arrow Indicates bull.

Below, Miller, Notre Dome left half, la eluding tackier on 40-yard run for touchdown whlcli helped Notre Dame lick Princeton 25 to 2. Two teams, both of them in the middle west, loom up as the sensations of the 1928 football season. Only ono eastern team has the chnnce to match them in brillirtnt performances. The two w-wrn outlts are Notre Dame and Michigan. The eastern rival is Cornell.

Notre Dame has twice invaded the east to lick Army and Princeton by decisive scores. Michigan is annihilating its B.g Ten op.ivii a. ry week etvd. Cornell has a clean slate in the east. Grid Camp Notes.

ARE ACTIVE HERE BOWLING IS NOW ONE OF MOST POPULAR SPORTS; JOURNAL- NEWS TO RUN HONORj ROLL. Forty recognised city bowling i leagues are having their sfores pub- i lished each week In the Journal- News, showing that the great win-' ter sport hascome into Its own In this city. An effort is going to be made to publish an honor roll evefy Saturday, showing the highest In dividual and team scores rolled on each of the larger alleys during the week. This new department will be started during the first week in November. The alley proprietors are asked to co-operate with tlye sports edItorin keeping up the fea- ture.

They can do this by keeping track of the best marks hit on their alleys duriltg each week. The alleys will be credited In the report. It is estimated that 1.636 keg-lers are rolling each week in the 40 leagues now active. Some of them of course roll with several leagues but it Is safe to say that there are well over a thousand Individual bowlers occupying the various drives during the week. This does not take Into account all the free lance bowlers or those who do not see to It that their secretary gets his scores down to the sports editor.

The leagues which have their scores published regularly are as follows: Twelve Club League. H. M. Bodies. Ten Club Leagues.

St. Michaels. Case T. Business Men. E.

M. B. A. State Street Merchants. Eagles.

Knights of Columbus. Racine Mfg. Co. Racine Building Trades. Eight Club Leagues.

Knights of Pythias. Danish Brotherhoods. Hartmann's High Street Business Men. Lutherans. Daughter of Isabella.

St. Mary's. Western Printers. Six Club Leacnea. Kymrlc club.

Green Mfg. Co, Flat Irons, Sacred Heart. Toatofflc. Horseshoe, Davie Shoes, Four (Tnb Iragnm, T. M.

C. A. Dormitory. First Evans. Fremans.

St. Michael' Auxiliary, Hartmann's Olrls. Journal-News. Wsshlngtontans, Wshater Electrics. Elasndrath Tannera.

Two Club INgtic. Ractna Shoea. P. C. Recks.

Johnson Girls. Hllker-Wiechers Olrls. Iroquois. Frledmann Girls. JOHNNY DUNDEE TO MEET JOEY SANGOR NEW YORK.

Oct. 36. Johnny Dundee, world featherweight champion, has been signed to box Joey Sangor, Milwaukee featherweight. In a ten round no decision bout at Milwaukee on Nov. 26.

Sammy Goldman, manager of Sangor, on accepted th bout for the Milwaukeean. WEATHER CHANGES CAUSE SICKNESS Extreme changes of weather during Fall cause many cold and cough. For quick relief from throat, cheat and bronchial trouble, cough, cold and croup us Foley's Honey and Tar. Contain no opiate In-grdtnt printed on th wrapper. Largeat selling cough medlcln in th world.

"Foley' Hony and Tar 1 th moat pleasant and efficient remedy for cough snd cold that vr saw," write William Jon, El Dara, 111. advertisement. THE NEXT PLAY DETERMINED BY DOWN YARDS TOGO POSITION ON HELD ra ra SCORE TIME TO PLAV How can a defensive team often figure out in advance what plays the offensive team will use? i Answered by KNVTE ROCKNE Coach of football, Notre Dame University. Famous for his fight -Ing teams, beaten only twice In last four years. A defensive team can often solve the offense In advance by keeping in mind the down, yards to gain, position on the field, score, and amount left to play.

For instance, if the offense have third down, one yard to gain near defensive goal line, plenty of time to play, even score, It will not be likely that a sweep or pass will be used. On the other hand, with third down and ten yards to gain, there would not be much chance of their using a thrust through center. (Copyright, I923 Associated Ed itors. ARCADE ALLEYS TO OFFER LADIES PRIZE The Arcad alley will put on a special tourney for women, starting on Oct. 86 and andlng on Nov.

36. Th sum of f2 5'" will ba given out as prtsea for those ahootlng tha high-eat marks; 315 for first high; 35 for second high; 3 for third high, and 13 for fourth high. Spaclal ball hava just been received which will ba used by tha ladle who can bowl at anytlm and aa oRn aa they wish. vorn nt'ftixnsA rAnrm. Thar la no slngl element that affact more directly th auecaa of your butna career than do th morning newspaper that you rad.

Read tha Milwaukee Journal' Nw Morning Edition. Advrllamnt. Automawi tlrs coat Ilttla mer than half th rrtes charged In 1116. aseeBsasessaaeiBBesssBHBBBBBBSSBBBBBSSBSBBSBa Th Detroit New claim that thr are 10.000 "blind pigs'" la Detroit. Tbtra mora than 300,000 motor drlvtra In Chtcag, Everywiicre You Go! lOCsCST PACX OFEREI OA clpa 11 MX IS tor No.

I 205 SUlh fit. Prosioct 861 Il-n Recreation Parlor SOS Main St. Jackson 53 down OYATO sAtf HILLTOPS ON WAY TO PLAY BOSTON RED DUNN I7EADS TEAM WHICH HAS NOT RETCN DF-FEATED IN TWO YEARS TO KIT'lTTE EAST. MUAVjAUKRrV Oct, 35. Speeding across Michigan, Ontario, New York and Maaaaehusetta, the Marquttta university football team la tody on Ua way to Boston, whera on Haturday the "Singing Hilltop-pars" will meet Iloaton collttga In what prumlaea to be one of the hardest fought Intersecttonal battles of the year.

Coach Frank Murray's team left Milwaukee 'Wednesday afternoon and will arrive in ltoatnn Ute tonight, being scheduled tn ty 8t ft country club neAr the city until tl day of the There will be general workout on Filday with alt of th thirty vlyrs who are making the trip participating. No Jawm In 2 Ywtrn. Marquette Is undefeated for two seaaons, not hitUng loat a game since the close Notre Dam early in November. 1921, nnd fac; SHEBOYGAN WILL SEND TWO SPECIAL CARLOADS OF FANS HERE ON SATURDAY TO BOOST ELEYEN. The Racine high school grid squad With three well earned victories to i bolster up its defensive will face th strong Sheboygan eleven, winners pf the 1922 state title, at Horllck's Athletic field, next Saturday.

Sheboygan defeated the locals by a top heavy score a year ago, but the Black and Gold team was just in the making at that time. It has demonstrated that it Is a finished product now and the forthcoming engagement promises to" be an interesting one. Coaches Cox, Huber and Taylor are putting their men through som hard practice on the Howell school grounds every afternoon this week In order to have them In the pink of condition for the gam. All the players came through the Janeeville game uninjured and! the team will go Into the Saturday engagement with its regular lineup. "Sheboygan is going to, send two special carloads of fans here to back up her team on the field.

Th business men of that city are aolldly back of the team which has brought much honor to SKeboygan and ir out to show Raclge that they are proud of their hlgjfj school eleven. In announcing th coming game, the Sheboygan Prefe-Telegram says, "The high school tejem will play Racine highs, Saturday in one of th hardest games of sie year, and it Is the belief of som of those behind the eleven that a arge crowd of rooters will help considerably, as It will glva thfboys the same confidence that the-4; exhibit on th field here." Mr. Elisabeth Spalding presented to tha New York public library har lata husband's collection, of base ball history. fin vou rely absolutely on the Jack upon which you are now de pending for emergency a a If It Walker Badger you can. Ifit Isn't see us while there's time.

KAMM1BR0S. iv. y- 81S College Jackson 6050 They don't make a finer looking hat anywhere. Kal Klein 1318 Washington Ave. A Good Place to Eat Come- QUICK nome I LUNCH Cooklns 1207 North Main Street Stop Here for a Regalar Breakfast Round rj Ut (A ttHor your at las tatuj action, 1 CAPACITY i7n SKvyffMi th hAjruirv fr XiKADER IS WirrpPING SQUAD INTO SHAPE FOR GREEN BAY GAJIE TO BE PIYED XEXT SUNDAY.

Hank Gillo, All Amorican fullback from Colgata, ia going- back at hi old port aj captain of the Hor-lick-Legion footbn.ll team. according to an annoanrement made by Manasr Babe Rnetz, yesterday. Hank refused the honor, earlier In the season because' of other duties but baa consented to take it now that Irv Langhoff, who tu serving as pilot, has been laid up with a broken leg. The many fans who hare followed GUlo's career on a local grid for the past three, seasons will be glad to hear that the old master Js going back at the helm. He Is undoubtedly the best bet the locals haTe both as a ground gainer In straight football and as a kicker extraordinary.

T3vy time the Legion has ever won a victory. Hank GiTlo was directly responsible for It. Team Out to Win. With Hank whipping them Into shape and looking: after their interests on the Held during: the forthcoming battle with Green Bay, the Legion has at least an even chance to win. The fact that the Packers chalked up a 12 to 0 score on the Milwaukee Badgers does not mean that they can do the same thins to the LeglonnaTrea even though the Badgers recently held the locals to a 7 to 7 tie.

The most rabid fan will admit that the Legion was sadly oft color in that game. Men who usually star In any fracas, looked like veritable dubs in that game at Milwaukee. That the team has come" out of It slump' can be seen any night by those tatflng In the practice at Lakeriew, There is a vim' and snap In the gang which has been under cover since the Bear defeat and Gillo says the old turf at Green Bay la going to he torn ui by the peed of the attack launched gainst the Packers. The boy are putting in more practice for this game than they have or any other -contest this season. If they are out of condition on Sunday it wilt be because of too much instead of too little training.

UiMMay I Rftfular. The addition of Death llalllday, a former Chicago tl. the line given the Legion ur pass -rclvrr. 'VhMi lfiUh. gt Mi of th piKHtn, thrre i no vban of a fmnM a he proved In hi first showing' hire lt Hundav.

Two lorn 'gain were made on forward In Ihnt rontrst, IV.Mh tUng away tn it gfiid tnft each time, aMfiy dodtar whrg doe get the hall ami run -ounted vipon a a atre ground sfalner, rharl" will play the Viartrhcn'k to In the Paekar -'game lulf Shorty llarr fllli In on onn of th hMveg Hhorty I an all-around bring to go In Mt Huurtrr, center nr at Hthcr half. Jack litem recovered from hla hurt foot and will alo he In line fnr halfhark Job. The team III leave on a special for the liny at 10:33 m. Saturday. Arriving at the northern elty, they will srnd the night, or early morning hours.

In their Pullman, leaving for the 1'oniimont hotpl at Fans planning oh making the trip via auto will reach the Hay at about noon. The klckoff la jaet for p. m. 4 DAVIES SHOES WILL SEEK STATE HONORS The Dtvles Shoe cage which raptured stat amateur honors at Belolt. lawt year.

met. last evening, for the purpose of re-organlalng for the season. AM the old star will be back In the lineup along with a fw new ones. The hoyi will get toto condition as sn possible f.nd epeet to out and win thx a.lver basketball, now in thetr possesion, again Ki'lenke. who inad such ft hit In HetoU that he was sought for the Relolt' collcga toam, la turned down a chance to rlv there and will be back with hi oUi DAKOTA CAPTAIN rOWD iNjxitaiu.r.

ON 4 yeh Rti.i: I tlx I'rvx I VKnMif.roN, i Oct. Cart. Ivorhe launder, end on the Cnlveralty of Kixith Dakota football team, was declared ineligible on Wednesday hv a ruling of the North Central conference; and wltl be unable participate In the annual Im-kotft day game next Saturday between the university and South Dakota State college. Saunders was found Ineligible under the rule which forbids more than four years of athletics, after he was found to "have played In two games at Northent Normal previous to his entrance tol the university in 1921. HU eligibility was protested by Coach C.

A. West of State college. HORSES ALREADY ARRIVING IN SOCTH FOR WINTER CARD (By Tb Associated PmO NEW. ORLEANS. Oct.

25. Although the etart of the winter racing season In NeV Orleans is more than a month a ay, horses which will run at Jefferson park and the fair grounds tracks already are arriving. The eeasoh will open at Jef-fereon park Thanksgiving day. Nov. 29, and continue until Dec.

31. when the scene will be ahifted to the fair ground track and run until MardI Gras, March 4. Beginning on March 5 another meet will be held at Jefferson park, cloning on March 17. with the running of the 815.90O Louisiana derb. sensation of the Boston Red Sox team of the malor league.

He played the 'outfield for" the whole season and won much praise for "his hard and timely hitting Reichle is six feet in height, and weighs 180 pounds, a RUTH'S RECORD IS REMARKABLE- ONE ANALYSIS OP BATTING PERFORMANCES PROVES HIM GREATEST STICK. ARTIST OF AI.ii (B Th Atd Srw.) NEW "YORK, Oct. 25. Analysis of the batting performances of Babe Ruth this season discloses that the big slugger compiled one of the most remarkable, if not the greatest, rec orda in major league history, despite the fact that he failed to lead the American league hitters and was only able to tie Cy Williams of the Phillies for the home run leader ship with forty-one circuit blows. eighteen behind the world's record he set in 1921.

The complete record of the Babe however, and the story of his ver satile greatness the work that earned him the crown of the most valuable American league player show- him as the big star of the year And to prove the real merit of his performance it is necessary to only compare his work with that of oth er halcyon days of the diamond. Bm on Balls Go as Illte. The best batting mark now recorded In the baseball books is .492, made by James E. O'Neill while playing with the St. Louis team of the old American association back In 1887, In attaining the high mark O'Neill was aided by the rules of that year, which provide that bases on balls should be figured as base hits; alio that when a batter ww hit by a pitched ball he was charged with a time at bat and credited a base hit.

Evm with those ad-vantage O'Neill mint have been a great hitter. Tat It la certain that many bases on balls "figured In the compilation of O'Neill's .492 mark. I'nofmlal records for the 1938 season show that Ilaba Ruth participated tn the entire schedule Of the Yankee. 182 games, a raoord In itself for Ruth. Theae figure al show that ha was at hat 330 official tlmea, that he scored run and made 303 safe hits, giving hint a batting average of .394, Mta IUc mt IlalU Mark.

lit addition to this remarkable hatting average Ruth was pAaaad by vVmarlcan league pttchara IT I tlmea. If these were figured aa base hits and counted In hla tlmea at bat, aa was the oaae with O'NelU'a re. ord, they would giv Ruth a total of 811 tlmea at hat and St hit for halting average of .844. or S3 points hetter than the record of the old Bt, Louie alugger. Another phase of Ruth's work aa batsman which undoubtedly created a new major league record va the number of times lie reached first hae during the 1931 seaaon.

In addition to hla SOS hits and his 171 passes there were other tlmea when he got on, either by forcing a runner, a fielder's choice, by being hit by a pitched ball, through an error. This total shows that Ruth reached first base fraction under three times for each of the 152 games during the season. NOTRE DAME TO ACCOMMODATE SYRACUSE NEW YORK. Oct. 25.

AccordlnR to Joseph I. Byrne Notre Damn's eastern representative, Syracuse university, ia not likely to be successful in its efforts to arrange a game between Notre Dame and Syracuse on an eastern gridiron I next fall. Byrne explained that 'Notre Duma was limited to two I eHHtern trips during each football season and that one of theae had already been arranged for Oct, 18, when the Ilooalers will play the Army at the Polo flrounda. The (Mhfr trip will Involve, in all likrll- hood, another meeting with Princeton at Palmar atadlum, he said. hCltOONEU CLAKMO IS POSTPONED TWO HAYS HALIFAX.

Oct. 28The trustees of the International Kishrnien'a trophy late yesterday announced that the first race tf this year's chariiplonshlp series between vthe Ainerlcan challenger Columbia and the Canadian defender Blue nose had been postponed from next Saturday until Monday at the request of the American race committee. CREIGIITON STAR OTTS FOR SEASON WITH INJURIES (Br Th AJMKttted rrm.) OMAHA. Oct. 25.

Paul Fttxglb-bon. star halfback of Creighton university's football team. Injured tn last Saturday's game with South Dakota etate at Brookings, S. will be unable to play for the remainder of the season, according to word from his home at Sioux Falls, S. which said an examination of the injury revealed a leg fracture that would take months to heal.

CENTRE LEG IOf EXTRA EV FOR BATTLE WITH PENN DANVILLE, Oct. 25. The gridiron legions of Centre entrained for Philadelphia, where the University of Pennsylvania will bemtt on Saturday. Centre's supporters feel certain that upon the return "of their favorites here, they will have gained an even break in the four aatern Inters ectionaj garie. SPOUTS OF 1923 BY ri.O MURRAY a tough proposition in Boston college.

Boston has a heavier team and, from all reports, the odd will favor Major Cavnnaugh'a eua tern -era, However, Coach Murray confident that hla crew ran turn the trick and hopes are high that the Hilltoppers will bring the pigskin back to Milwaukee. Dunn Hcada Kquad. Captained by Red Dunn, one of the greatest triple threat quarterback in tha weat today, the Marquette team la powerful and faat. It Include eighteen lettermen from laat year's undefeated squad, besides a neat aaaortment of new men and Improved J031 aubatltutea, Tha starting lineup will Include: Dtlwlg and Fa hay, ends; Luna and lne. taiklea; lintln and Cartwrlght, guarda, JCenuady, centart Oa-ptaln Ihinn.

nnartari Hkamp and I'leht fuaa, halfa, and Dtiford, full, all 1933 lettermen except Jane and "Cart-wright. Marquetta also haa an Interaec ttonal gam thla with the Unlvwalty of Verjmont In Milwaukee on Thanksgiving day. Tha University of Detroit will be met In Detroit on Nov. 3. The new Curtlaa Navy racer airplane la colord Ilka a humming bird.

Pronounced indications of oil hava been found in western Mexico. IN ipx (Bicvcle slide on so often that he needs a good one. In mounting your steed, use a atepladder, and have some one hold that and the bike as well. Seat yourself gently in the saddle, place your feet In the stirrups, grasp the reins tightly with one hand and hold your whip in the other, then commence your six beat stroke. You must beat the bike six strokes with a riding whip too, and If it doesn't shy at a piece of paper you are off.

If it does you're off too. I had a bike once that was the city tacks collector, and found that a puncture a day kept the money away. (Copyright. 192Z. Associated AT WISCONSIN.

MADISON, Wla Oct, 25. Minnesota formations are giving the Badgers all they can do and if the Gopher team ia any stronger than the freshman squad that met the Badgers In scrimmage laat night, Coach Ryan will have considerable to worry about. Coached with Min nesota plays, the heavy freshman team outplayed the regulars. Bar ofaky, diminutive freshman quarter, scampered through the regular Una and went down tha fltdd for 10 yards and a touchdown, Other irishmen also went through for long gains, There will ba no shift In tha Wlseon. sin llnaup Haturday, AT MINNIIHOTA, MINNEAPOLIS, Ck.

II. The Gophers today practically finished thalr hard work In prepara tion for the Wisconsin gam at Madison Saturday by a long scrimmage agntnat the first year men. It was one of the most strenuous workouts of the season but didn't seem, to give the side liners much hope of a victory Haturday as ths varsity's play was ragged. There wan a steady bawlup on signals that brought every one of lha five coaches down on ths regulars. Freddy Oster and Herb Bwanbeck did not get into the scrimmage.

AT OH io" STATE. COLUMBUS. Oct. 25. On account of an all day rain, Ohio State's football team lost an evening of much needed drill before tha Iowa game Saturday.

Coach J. W. Wllce kept hla team In conference for one hour and a half and following this meeting he practiced them under the west tier of the Ohio stadium. AT INDIANA, BLOOMINQTON, Oct. 26.

A change was made in the Indiana lineup today when Ixrber, who has been sub quarterback, was given ths job heretofore held by Wilkins. and the latter shifted to right end. Coach Ingram is going to maks other shakeups In his lineup this week. Tha new quarterback waa on the sidelines during tha first three periods of the Wisconsin game and was sent In at tha beginning of tht final quarter, during which time ths Badgers were held to a three point lead. AT IOWA.

IOWA CITY, Ia Oct. Kraauskl came off hla crutches last night while hla teammates grilled through a hard grind in ths last drill before leaving tomorrow for Columbus. The giant tacklo will inako tha trip and wttneaa th Ohio Htate battle, but will not. be In uniform until next week and perhaps not until after the Michigan gam. Scrimmage was fitrce and long, th varsity attacking both the freshmen and th reserve.

AT ILLTNOTr', CAMPAIGN, 111., Oct. 15. Au- other frantic effort by Coach Zuppke to strengthen th Illtnl line signalized last night's work on Illinois field. It was bad enough to hava to flpd a tackle to replace Chuck Brown, but Dick Hall can hardly play against Northwestern. The big Hoosier must be in the lineup a'galnst Chicago and Zuppke can hardly use him against the Purple.

AT MICHIGAN. ANN ARBOR. Oct. 25. Second stringr varsity men, many of whom will play against the Michigan Aggies Saturday, scrimmaged the freshmen today and trounced them.

20 to 0. First string varsity men were given individual workouts, and faults In their were pointed out and corrected, Coach Yost does not feel that the regulars are in need of any scrimmage before the Aggie ganfe, Intends to groom the Wolverines for the Iowa, tilt. Trmnm Kifr mm Mown No, 1 300 Sixth St. ark son 8SB7 Ktore No. 00 Mat St.

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