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DAILY. DISPATCH, MOLINE, ILLINOIS: SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1933. 15 East. Moline Beats Muscatine; Five COACH FAVOR BRICK BRADFORD In the City Beneath the Sea NC LEADS IN By WILLIAM RITT AND CLARENCE GRAY LE TRAINING TABLE SEE VJUATSON RIUMPH 20-111 SIDE YOU TRY THE OTHUl OVER IOWA FOE Big Ten Mentors Ask Earlier Date for Opening Drill; Oppose Dead Ball. fE 'f2l JlfwT, AM), IT MAY Sift 1 MAYBE.

SO -BUT WITU JUNE A. PRISONER. OP HA.STA. TAME U)E. RETURN LEDGE VJUE.CE.OJ4 AW0 VICTUAL Holmes Uses Twelve Players in varsity Diuuej hh Appear Strong.

ORANGE CONTROLS BALL Saints Smother Reserves Un til Final Quarter of Curtain-Raiser. 152 154 438 140 209 521 Brewer Reldy 132 172 789 PRINCETON IGER By KENNETH MILLER. National Football Standings GOLF 751 8052344 --AST MOLINE high quintet IS? American Service. Hall 158 157 173 488 Brlcker 132 133 140 405 Harrison 174 147 112 433 Jasper '206 156 147 509 Wareham 139 167 146 452 NATIONA CHAMP facts opened its basketball schedule JLJ last night with a 20 to 11 victory over Muscatine before a crowd cf some 800 fans. However, the evening was not a complete success as the Orange reserves fell before a strong St.

Mary's BY CMTRIL PRESS ASSOCIATION (iSCLUDlsa GAMES 07 CECSUBSR Tigurtd on a basis oi games won, lost and points scored by and against eaoa team. RECREATION LEAGUE. 809 760 7182287 Auto Service. Rock Island Laundry, 119 134 131 384 NOT.THEORIES ALEX. J.

MORRISON Cldot L'T Pet. Pts. O.F. Pet. Avg.

Team five, 21 to 11, in tne opening game of the twin bill. Tn thn next event of the season a Bengals Boast Great Record; Michigan Rated Second, Pitt Is Third. Green Plerson Druckmyier 195 132 160 481 141 111 106 358 104 140 168 412 149 137 404 677 668 7022045 Central Prw -Auoefltlon- gnlit varsity squad will meet Port Princeton 9 Michigan 7 Pittsburgh 8 Army 9 23 Coolldge 169 170 173 512 McQlnnls 171 147 187 515 Hasson 188 227 18S 601 Watson 135 189 169 493 Aryldson 233 203 158 594 898 938 8732715 Moline Hardware. Krone 216 234 626 Alnsworta 161 189 350 Anspach 190 233 170 593 Sundeen 147 189 155 491 Willke 201 187 267 655 Era 245 245 Byron ana Jjeiiaire in a uuuluc-header Tuesday night on the John onhnnl court- southern California 9 Chicago, Dec. 9.

P) Business of the annual western conference meeting today had been boiled down to a joint session of athletio directors and faculty committeemen, and the arranging of schedules for baseball and minor sports. Faculty men and athletic heads had dinner together last night but discussed only routine affairs, chief among them financial business. No changes were recommended and It was indicated that the member institutions would schedule games and meets on the same basis as last year, when some trimming was done. Coaches Do Business. Football coaches did most of the business yesterday, recommending three changes in the rules, and offering for the approval of the faculty committee, two suggestions.

Of the latter one asked for the establishment of a modified training table, and the other for starting preseason football practice on September 10 instead of September 15. The coaches agreed that the rules should be altered to permit forward passing from anywhere behind the line of scrimmage, instead of from not less than five yards back of the scrimmage line. They also went oa record as being opposed to the "dead ball" rule adopted two years ago. Under this -rule the ball Is dead when any part of the ball carrier's body, other than his hands or feet, touches the ground. Hope to Beat Wind.

It also was proposed that by agreement on days when a strong wind blows over the gridiron, the team In possession of the ball within its own 20 yard line, have the option of surrendering the ball at a point 25 yards down the field without kicking. The annual indoor track championship will be held at the University of Chicago March 10, and the outdoor meet at Northwestern May 18 and 19. Fencing and gymnastics championships will be held at Chicago March 10, with the wrestling meet at Michigan March 9 and 10. The swimming title event was awarded to Iowa for March 9 and 10. The golfers will compete at Northwestern May 21 and 22, and the tennis championships will be played at Chicago, May 17 and 18 and 19.

9 DESAULNIERS LEAGUE. Les Easy Aces. S. Holton 159 147 166 472 M. Roels 167 188 160 513 L.

W. Osborn 172 141 133 446 E. VanGothem 125 153 278 Les O'Brien 179 166 175 520 L. Foote 123 123 By FRANK E. WOOD, Central Press Football Statistician.

Like a striped colossus, Princeton bestrides the football world. The Tigers are tops, anyway you take them. They are as near a national champion football team as is possible. MlTTINJG Ground Ball CAUseo by -incorrsct BoDy ACTION to This is proven by the supremacy w' -802 763 Vic's Foxy Five. Al Anderson 157 163 A.

F. Strandlund 153 179 W. KaUman 127 J. Timmerman 131 147 Vic Doyle 156 177 859 986 10152960 John Deere A. C.

Hedlund 152 136 213 501 lines 178 184 176 538 R. England 195 200 153 548 H. England 191 199 -195 585 Forrest 185 191 150- 526 901 910 8872698 Falstaff Brewing Co. Stlen 150 223 211 584 Canterbury 202 175 150 527 7872352 150 470 201 533 160 287 134 412 172 505 119 119 W. S.

MUler Duquesne JTebraeka Detroit Un. Colgate Ohio State Alabama Duke Louisiana Stats Columbia Oregon Boston College Stanford Tennessee Buoknell Purdue Kansas State Holy Cross Tufts California Georgia Minnesota Harvard trashington State -Tulane Rhode Island State Illinois Iowa Florida St. Mary a Mardis 151 209 116 476 8 7 6 7 7 9 6 7 9 8 8 7 6 7 -6 6 7 6 6 8 4 5 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 Petit 119 196 185 500 Quayle 196 211 221 628 JAC-J 724 785 8172326 John's Five Fretzels. D. Weime 132 139 150 421 F.

Karllx 146 124 125 395 R. Peterson 197 157 202 556 R. Good 137 140 172 449 M. Ceaser 202 192 146 540 814 752 795--2361 8832715 ALEX MORRISON says: Too many golfers are under the 210 610 Impression that hitting the ground back of the ball is a single fault which can be cured by making some minor adjustment in the swing. 167 567 195 564 132 467 172 487 8762695 818 1014 Postof Samuels 213 187 Neff 220 180 Holm 168 203 Lledke 177 158 Stolte.

149 166 925 894 Paradise Theater. Gumm 191 182 Wencfce 189 144 MUler 200 156 Vaughn 185 189 Morris 199 170 Bill's Stragglers. Bill Miller 198 161 S. Engdahl 136 W. McQormlck 140 135 F.

OUn 164 192 M. DeRldder 181 153 D. Lamont 104 It's really, the result of several 141 500 164 300 132 407 162 518 184 518 104 faults in the swing, most of which are to be found in the action of the hips, legs and 819 745 7832347 146 519 177 510 162 518 167 541 175 544 Of course, your eye can cause 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 4 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 0 0 1 2 1 1 i 3 O- 3 O. 1 0 0 1 1 3 0 1 3 1 3 1 1 0 3 1 you to miss the ball, but this is seldom if ever the real trouble. INDEPENDENT LEAGUE.

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 3 2 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 2 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 5 3 3 4 3 4 3 4 5 4 5 5 3 3 6 4 5 5 5 5 4 5 Oregon State 5 Rutgers .6 U. C. L. A. 6 Massachusetts State 5 Check up on your weight shift 964 841 8272632 Moline Clean Towel Service.

Karllz 159 221 180 560 ing. I'm sure that youll find most of Princeton in the national football standings the alone of all major elevens was. undefeated and untied and all the major teams listed in the standings (and all top ranking elevens are included) Princeton has the best percentage in points scored against points. Best Defensive Team. The great Bengal machine, as the standings show, has but eight points scored against it all season a touchdown and a safety.

No other major or minor eleven produced in 1933 such a splendid defensive Michigan, in the final standings, is second and none will argue that the Wolverines do not deserve such high ranking. Only a tie with Minnesota marred Michigan's record. v- Army Falls to Fourth. second before the final games of Mie season, fell to fourth by virtue of the beating handed the Cadets by Notre Dame in the Soldiers' football finale. Pittsburgh, in the standings, now outranks, the Cadets and, when the schedules of the two teams are compared, the justice of Pittsburgh's appearing above Army can easily be seen.

The top dozen teams in the standings this year do not have as high an average (percentage as In the last several seasons. This is the best indication of how the defensive department of football improved this year even the champions felt the sting of seeing the other fellows score occasionally. Jimmy-on-the-Spot. New York UP) When the New O. H.

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Johnson 158 165 143 466 McGonlgle 168 156 217 541 lu Means 173 162 205 545 855 869 9342658 Reynolds Motor. MoNulty 198 217 178 593 Canfleld .1 216 170 192 578 Taylor 162 157 151 470 Coleman 219 184 153 561 Benda 178 185 185 543 873 913 8642750 WOMEN'S TRI-CITY LEAGUE. starting only one veteran, Lenc center, Coach Ray Holmes used twelve members of his varsity squad In an effort to determine the strongest combination. It appeared as though the starting combination of Hall and Komadino at forwards, Lenc at center, and Ligeno and Smith at guards, was the strongest. However, there was little differences between that and any other combination the Orange mentor sent in, due largely to the fact that East Moline was in possession of the ball most of the, time one advantage of a tall center able to get off the floor.

Hilltops Score First. The Orangemen seored first In the opening minutes when Lenc tossed In a free throw on Weber's personal. Two plays later, with no change in the score, Lenc returned the compliment, fouling VanYssel-dyk, who sank the gratis throw to tie the score. Then Lenc, to make up for his error, sank two from the floor in rapid succession, giving the Hllltop-pers a 4-point lead. However, Van-Ysseldyk scored a basket and a free toss and Muscatine was trailing by only 1 point as the quarter ended.

In the second period both teams tightened their defense and a basket by Ligeno of East Moline and Dillon of Muscatine was the extent of the scoring. The count stood, East Moline, Muscatine, 6, is the half ended. The rangemen really stepped out in the third period to count 8 points while holding the Muskies to a single field goal. Georgokoplas, Ligeno and Lundeen each counted a basket while Lenc tossed in a couple of "free throws. Orange Keeps BalL The final quarter was little different from the preceding one with East Moline keeping possession of the ball for the most part.

As a result Muscatine was held to one basket and a free throw, while the Orangemen counted on three gratis throws and a basket. East Moline made several errors and showed a number of weaknesses, which was to be expected in the first tilt. One of the most noticeable faults in the quintet was its lack of ability to put in free throws. Only six out of sixteen attempts were counters. However, potentially East Moline Is strong and should develop into a real contender for conference honors.

Saints Defense Good. St. Mary's high school of Moline displayed a nearly airtight defense and a speedy offense in the curtain-raiser against the Hilltop reserves, which resulted In very few shots for East Moline. The reserves did not make a basket from the floor until well along in the fourth period, when VanderBeke sank a long one from outside the foul circle. The only Utah Drake Michigan State Kansas South Carolina Amherst Maine Chicago Vashington Carnegie Tech Temple Georgia Teoh Perm state Cornell Syracuse Manhattan Dartmouth Tanderbllt other basket made by the young 6 A 5 6 4 4', 3' 5 4 5 .5 3 4 4 5 4 4 National Licorice.

Garmon 146 134 Dublin 164 117 Katke 117 138 Vermeulen 158 173 Cox 141 115 724 677 Schneider Drags. Mohler 166 134 Helberg 123 138 Wlckstrom 134 172 Rosenberg 113 140 E. Peterson 165 171 701 "755 Badger Paint Store. Lawson 181 158 Nelson 134 181 A. Peterson 234 147 Hallberg 170 202 Mclntyre 139 162, 858 850 Moline welding Co.

Gustafson 129 146 A. Johnson 166 218 Norllng 94 148 Sheppstrom 148 ,158 Thorngren 151 150 Handicap 30 144 424 165 446 149 402 168 497 168 424 7922193 201 501 118 379 179 485 190 443 211 547 8992355 190 529 160 475 132 513 113 485 188 489 7832491 174 449 148 532 112 354 200 504 158 457 30 sters was credited to Wright a few minutes later. St. Mary's was leading 5 to 3, at the end of the first period. The ate of a Junior college three years of competition in the little Nineteen instead of two as at present.

Athletic schedules were being; framed by the coaches and athletic directors at their annual meeting here yesterday. Athletic dates awarded included: Indoor track championship to North Central, Naperville, March 17. Outdoor track championship to Monmouth, May 25 and 26. Tennis championship to Bradley, May 25 and 26. Swimming championship to North Central, May 23 and 24.

Officers of the conference were elected as follows: President, William McAndrew, Carbondale; vice president, H. L. Hart, Monmouth; secretary, Dr. V. F.

Swain, Bradley; treasurer. Prof. L. M. Cole, Millikin.

Hueslng's. Saints Increased their lead by five more in the second frame while holding the Orangemen to two free throws. In the third quarter the visitors ran their score to 18 and 5 fiavy East Moline went scoreless. In the final period, Coach Ray Lindquist sent in his reserves and East Mo line counted 6 points against St. Mary's 3.

688 850 7902296 York university students held a big Summary: Muscatine (11) F3 FTPFTP pep meeting the night prior to their Hallett 159 205 173 537 Barth 133 133 133 399 Wilson 106 177 157 440 Coburn 214 153 168 535 Campbell 175 211 149 535 787 879 7702436 Dr. Moff ett. OdeU 145 174 172 491 Anderson 175 164 193 532 Ligeno 146 114 148 408 Copeman 167 141 182 490 Palmer 169 183 194 546 802 776 8892467 Carse-Ohlweiler. Tappendorf 126 145 144 415 Flta 137 180 182 499 Hueslng 169 153 177 499 Brough 151 161 138 448 Downing 155 144 131429 738 783 770 2290 Old Heidelberg. Hllson 180 189 149 518 Harris 164 169 183 516 Paarman 141 101 110 351 annual game with Fordham, not a Grau, Dispatch Want Ads bring results.

single member of the Violets' coach JUNIOR COLLEGE RULE IS DEFEATED BY LITTLE 19 Dillon, Allen, 0 ing staff showed up. But Coach Jimmy Crowley of Fordham was on hand and made the biggest hit of Weber, 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 2 2 3 1 2 2 0 Young 0 the evening with his talk. VanYsseldyk, Chicago, Dec. 9. (JP) Little Nineteen conference yesterday voted down the proposal to change its 5 Is 7 0 franklin A Marshall 4 Oklahoma 4 Texas Un.

4 Kentucky 5 Hew Hampshire 3 Virginia P.I. 4 Southern Methodist 4 Yale 4 KOrth Carolina 4 Lafayette 3 Johns Hopkins 3 West Virginia 3 Pennsylvania 3 Brown 3 Wisconsin 2 Maryland 3 Sew York Un. 2 Sotre Dame 3 Mississippi State 3 Virginia 3 northwestern ,1 Butler 3 Boston Univ. 2 5. Carolina State 1 wash 'ton A Jeff son 2 Georgetown 1 Indiana .1 Virginia M.I '3 Connecticut State 1 Missouri.

,1 Othmer, Morrow The University of Nebraska has, placed a tackle on every all-star Missouri Valley or Big Six conference football team since 1923. junior college eligibility rule by a majority of 11 to 7. 4 3 13 11 FQ FTPFTP It was proposed to allow a gradu- East MoUnV(20) Hall, 0 Georgokoplas, 11 Komadino, 1 4 5 6. 6 5 6 5 5 7 6 5 7 6 8 1 1 1 3 3 0 0 3 1 1- 2 1 1 0 Lundeen, 1 Fiems, 0 3 0 0 2 1 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 11 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 Visconi, f. 0 Lenc, 2 Ligeno, 2 ETBALL BASK Music By High School Band Lee Barnett Director Sweat, 0 Rostrom, 0 Smith, 0 Miller 0 (Copyright 1933 by Frank X.

Wood) 6 10 20 Tuesday, Dec. 12th MOLINE FIELD HOUSE BEAD CAREFULLY The answers to the following questions will be found In the advertisements appearing in Santa's Question Box in the classified section of this paper. Six prizes for best and neatest correct answers. 1. It Pays to Look Well in whose ad does this appear? 2.

Who will you call for re-' pairing and adjusting of phonographs? 3. Where can you buy purebred Boston Bull pups? 4. "Healthful entertainment for your family and iends, with 7 7 5. Does dad or brother wear Florsheim Shoes? Where and how can you get them for him for Xmas? 6. Copy the ad for A.

D. Harris. 7. What is "the correct ift for children?" Who has it? Totals Score by quarters: 311 520 2 2 2 8 Muscatine 4 East Moline BASKETBALL RESULTS Referee CDonnell, St. Ambrose.

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Now must tell you that many of the pictorial specimens with which you 0 0 2 0. 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 1 4 1 2 2 2 Schleb. 0 0 0 0 0 VanLancker, VanCoille, Fisher, Walsh. Kid Leonard and Louie Mays Will Fight in Moline have orapea your Aubrey, 0 Mulr, 0 50CALLEO TOP mamnT-v Ot SWING" v4 miiw utpwt ati ttolflnz lunk. Moline Bullets vs.

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11. St. Mary'a, 21; East. Moline, Reserves, COLLEGE. Wisconsin.

38; Caxleton. 18. ILLINOIS HIGH SCHOOL. Peorta Central. 45; PrlncevUle, 18.

1 Pasco. 13; East Peoria. 9. Washington, 29; Deer Creek. 12.

42; Oreen Valley, 20. Metamora, 25; Washburn, 24. Cuba. 17; Falrvlew, 14. Easton.

21; Mason City. 18. Chlllcothe, 15; Laton. 14. Barna, 19; Wenona.

17. lowpolut, 19; LaRose, 18. Morton. 18; Mackinaw. 18.

Farmington, 24; London Mills, 15. OranvUle. 10; Henry. 9. Dunlap, 68; Brlmfleld.

19. Bloomlngton, 28; Lincoln, 18. Mount Pulaski. 21: Trinity. 8.

Mlnonk. 11; University Hlgn, 10. ColXax. 35: Cooksville. 20.

Havana, 17: Pekln. 6. Tremont, 29: Hoped ale, 23. Hopedale seconds, 12; Tremont seconds. 8.

Strawn, 35: Melvln. 22. Pomeror. 0 12 1 Hoff. 0 0 1 Numbers, I 0-0 McOonlKle.

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Reserves 3 2 0 6 11 18. Lane. Moline, reieree. Wapella. 38; Carlock.

30. Beiifiower. 19; Alumni. 13. Freeport heavies.

24; Harlem heavies. Quincy-Thursday night, when he 1 defeated Allen Matthews of Louis. i A new tsetse fly trap is to be golfers from their hurtful effects. One, for example, Is the term, "Top of the back swing. There is 15 an widely used in the Belgian Congo.

Jmport light, 20; Harlem lights, 8. i 4.