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THE BUTTE MINER, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13, 1925. LEPERS AFTER DAY WITH COLUMBIA ROCKNE REJOINS NOTRE DAME oo o-o o-o oo oo oo NEUERS WEIR WILL $DDTO GRNG'S MISERy IN FL-RlftA All-America Teams Picked From National Opinions Wilson of Huskies and Nevers of Stanford Represent West With Kelly of Montana Held to Honorable Mention Again Name Grange as Quarterback UN aav Red Grange Signs Movie Contract for $300,000 STANFORD A LS BID 26 ElBTEOIl 1EAD GAUGE to lonn pro Had Dealt With Famous All-American Fullback and and Ace of All Tackles, One That Wrecked Red Before, to Get Prizes. Mentor, Uninformed of Notre Dame Contract; NEW YORK, Dec. 12. (A-P.) The make-up of the first, second and third all-American football teams for 1925, compiled by the Associated Press from countrv-wide opinions is as follows: FIRST ELEVEN POSITION" Benny Oosterbaan, Michigan; Mike Tully, Dartmouth Ends Ed Weir, Nebraska; Ralph Chase, Pittsburg Tackles Carl Diehl, Dartmouth; Herbert Stuhrhan, Yale Guards Ed McMillan, Princeton Center Harold (Red) Grange, Illinois Quarterback South Bend Not in Way.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12. OP) Columbia -Aii "-f ,3 fnlversity officials announced tonight hey hud withdrawn their offer to Knute Rockna of Notre Dame to be- come head coach of the local football squad. Action by the Columbia football com mittee followed a long conference this afternoon with Rockne, during which he admitted he was already tinder con tract to the University of Notre Dame. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec.

12. (AP) Another nationally known football star. In the person of Ernie Nevers of Stanford university, has left the amateur field to Join the ranks of professionals, says the San Francisco Examiner today. Neven to Get The newspaper says the captain and fullback of the 1925 Cardinal tootball team has signed a contract to captain an all-star Jacksonville, aggregation and will receive a consideration in excess of 150,000. The contract was closed by telegraph last night with a group of Jacksonville capitalists, who have arranged a schedule that will bring together Nevers, who Is virtually the unanimous choice for all-Pacific coast fullback, where he has acted as coach for eight! years.

In an official statement, the Colum George Wilson, U. of AYashimjton, Andy Oberlander, Dartmouth; Halfbacks Ernie Nevers, Stanford Fullback SECOND ELEVEN "POSITION Thayer, Pennsylvania; Born, Army Ends Parker, Dartmouth; Lindenmeyer, Missouri Tackles Hess, Ohio State; Buckler, Alabama Guards Brown, Michigan Center Friedman Michigan 'W' Quarterback Tryon, Colgate; Flournoy, Tulane Halfbacks Fullback THIRD ELEVEN POSITION Hanson, Syracuse; Lowe, Tennessee n(j- Cyre, Gonzaga; Edwards, Michigan Tackles Mahan, West Virginia; Carey, California Guards Hutchinson, Nebraska rut Center bia committee also said Rockne had signed a three-year contract to coach football at Columbia, effective next but made no attempt to explain Rockne's apparent failure to bring up he subject of his contract with the Indians Institution while negotiating! he new agreement. OfTH BEXD CHIEF NOT IS WAY OF KOCKXE'S PLANS SOUTH BEND, Dec. 12. fcP) x-iue, vuiurauu Aggies Keefer, Brown Brown, Alabama E.

Tesreau, U. of Washington Notre Dame will not stand In the ray of Knute Rockne, if he wishes to ana "ited" Grange or the Chicago Bears. Will Be With Other Stars. Nevers entry into professional football, he declared, was to enable htm to repay his parents who sent him to college. With Nevers on the Jacksonville team, the Examiner says, will be Jim Thorpe, of Carlisle Indian fame, Ed.

Weir, the star tackle of Nebraska, "Red" Roberts, former end of Center college, and many others. to Columbia University, President latthew Walsh decided tonight when nformed he had signed the Columbia: Sn! in HiddI? town' adde $375,000 to hia earnings during, tw-day etay in Aew ork. This is score: He signed a movie contract for which ha rS ontract without informing Columbia epresentatlves of his contract with for $300,000, got for playing a ga of fooiball "and picked Vp aUhe? $3oXsing num- lotre Dame. get i ECKERSALL'S ALL WESTERN TEAM NAMED "Rockne can stay at Notre Dame or can leave. It is up to him.

The ontract means nothing to lis. If he an better himself at Columbia I will! FRAILTIES OF the first to congratulate him," ather Walsh declared. Larger Schools Pull Out of Northwests Old Conference MANY STARS Quarterback Halfbacks Fullback Honorable Mention. Ends. BrShnlfke' SUnfor: Sloan.

Drake: Kassei Columbia a8aeI' Illinois; Pulaski. Wisconsin CoUege thmre: 'Conne. Boston Tackles. Joss. Tale: Kearney, Cornell: Henderson Chicago; Hawkins, Michigan: hashing- rmy: Taylor.

Southern California; E. Carey, Cornell: Kigour. Harvard; Wlssinger. Pittsburg; Lents Navy; Shireley, Illinois; Stlpek, Wisconsin; Grlffen, Iowa; Levy, Tulane. Centers.

Cravath, Sothern California; Robin, on, Pennsylvania; Lowrey, Northwestern; Affeid, Cornell. Quarterbacks. Pease, Columbia; Leith, Pennsylvania; Drury, Southern California; Kelly. Montana; Oottormaen. Washington: Almquiat.

Minnesota: Cheek, Harvard: Foley, Syracuse; Hubert, Alabama: Graham, Fordham. Halfbacks. Imlay California; Kaer. Southerit California; Kutsch, Iowa; Marek, Ohio State; Carr, Syracuse; Klrkleskl. Lafayette; Lane.

Da Adds 4 to Big Ten Choice, 2 From Nebraska, Notre Dame, Marquette Place. OITH BEXD AGENT IN EAST WAS SURE OF FINAL RESULT PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12. (5s) J. Byrne, of New York, eastern of Notre Dame university, lid here today, when Columbia seemed have Knute Rockne, that the famous will remain at Notre Dame and ill not eo to Columbia universitv POINTED OUT NEYERS CONFIRMS STORY AND- EXPLAINS CONTRACT.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Dec. 12. (AP) Ernie Nevers, captain and star fullback of Stanford's 1925 football team, today confirmed reports that he had signed a contract to play professional football with a Jacksonville, eleven. In 'announcing today that he had come to terms with' a group of Jacksonville, capitalists to lead a team representing that city, Nevers said the venture stood to net him a sum totalling more than $50,000.

The agreement as outlined guarantees Nevers a flat sum of 125,000 for five games and five per cent of the various gate receipts. After that the Stanford star Is to receive $5,000 for every game he appears In with an added ten per cent of the gate receipts. And If the undertaking proves to be a financial success for the backers. Nevers will be offered a contract next year. yrne'Iti for New York early today- ThorPe Careless Yost Got Montana and Oregons Lead March, Tightening the Coast Race and Leaving Smaller Schools Alone.

Revenge; Rockne Had The Notre Dame coach had come to hiladelphia to see the Four Horse-ien combination play the Pottsville otball team at Shibe Park. Powder Puff G'ridder. CHICAGO. Dec. 12.

(fit The all-western team selected tonight by Walter Eckersall of the Chicago Tribune, is composed of seven of his all-western conference team with two additions from Nebraska and one each from Marquette and Notre Dame. Eckersall, leading football critic of the mlddlewest, puts Enrlght of Notre Dame In a full back In his all-western eleven, retaining the other big ten backfield men. Enright was one of the leading point scorers In the mlddlewest. "The overtures made by Columbia ave never received Rockne's serious NEW YORK, Dec. 12.

(JP) Jim Unbeaten and Untied Colorado Ags Beaten By Hawaii 41 to 0 HONOLULU, Dec. 12. (A.P.) The University of Hawaii football team today swamped the Colorado Agricultural College eleven, Rocky Mountain conference champs, previously unbeaten and untied, under a score of 41 to 0. nsideration," said Byrne. "Rockne ever had any Intention of leaving his outh Bend post He went back to Thorpe had his weakness; Fielding Tost, his revenge; Babe Ruth, his pref ew lorn mis morning to take up me business matters which I cannot scuss." SEATTLE, Dec.

12. (A.P.) Withdrawal of the large universities from the northwest Intercollegiate athletic conference, selection of some officers for next year's conference football games and election of new officers for the Pacific coast intercollegiate athletic conference marked today's session here of the last of the annual meetings until next year. HUSKY STARS NOT GOING. 1 Ed Weir, Nebraska captain who was on Camp's all-Amerlcan team last year at tackle, and Hutchinson, Nebraska erence, and Knute Rockne, his powder puff performer. All these things became known at a dinner here recently when the four erreat football coaches, Glenn Warner of Stanford, Ted Jones, Yale; "Hurry Up" Yost, "of Michigan, and Knute Dame, gathered to SEATTLE, Dec.

12. (AP) George uson, mentioned as an ail-American fubs, Unbeaten for Two Years, Lose First Game halfback, who will graduate this year center, are regarded as among the outstanding players of tha Missouri When the University of Montana, irom we university of Washington valley conference. University of Oregon and Oregon Agri stated today that he had rejected an football selec- rC 17 tt -nooKner or ivotre La: ut i ear in Hockey Race-i discuss aii-American I tions. Newspaper me Rookner of Notre ewspaper men cultural college, withdrew from the oner or to play professional Dilweg of Marquette was chosen for the flank position opposite Benny Oosterbaan, the Michigan forward pass present were football In Florida during the Christ Permitted tO nrpimnt a nnctln 4. mas holidays.

Captain Elmer Tesreau Pennsylvania; Haggerty, Georgetown: Joestring, Minnesota; Harmon, Wisconsin. Fullbacks. Kreu. Pennsylvania; McCarty. Chicago; Brltton, Illinois; Allen, Talej Wycoff.

Georgia Tech; Amos, Washington and Jefferson; Uustofson, Pittsburgh; Plansky, Georgetown; Rhodes, r-ebraska; Fry, Iowa; Molinda, Michigan and Doyle Harmon, Wisconsin. DENVER, Dec. 12. A player of only ordinary calibre for two years. Kenneth Hyde, Colorado Agricultural clolege quarterback, named for that position on the Associated Press Third All-Amerlcan football eleven, during the past season developed into brilli northwest conference, the smaller colleges announced that they had already organized and would retain the name 1'Utte boys annual hockey race was I each coach.

snatcner. fullback, also passing from the university next spring said he hud not GLENN WMCHT TAKES AFTER HANS WAGNER and the eligibility requirements of the conference. Four other Missouri valley conference players are chosen for Eckersall's second teams, which Includes some of received any offers to exhibit his ened at the Holland rink yesterday "Ernie Stanford fullback. Is ternoon with the biggest upset in the greatest football plaver I have ever veral seasons. Hubs, playing through seen." said Warner, "and I have coach- tampions and for two years unde- ed Jim Thome and saw WllHo Hinn skill for personal profit.

Officials of all colleges concerned his first team selections for the all Big Ten. ated, lost the first game of the 1925- season by a 2-1 score. BEARS HARMLESS. The first and second all-western emphasized the fact that the move works entirely harmonious and for mutual advantage. For some time there has been dissatisfation with the teams are picked by Eckersall are: of Michigan In action many times.

Nevers has no weakness so far as I can see. He does everything. "Thorpe had a weakness, characteristic of the Indian race carelessness. Jiyies Johnson alone humbled the ubs, counting both goals on the ex-lamps to turn in a victory for the Oosterbaan, Michigan Loane, Drake old conference In which large institu GRANGE HAS BAD A KM, TEAM Left tions were matched with small schools. ancy.

Colorado Aggies won the Rocky Weir, Neb Lindenmeyer, Mo, It might be termed. I remember one day that Carlisle played Pennsylvania The conference adopted a resolution Still Youngster but One of Baseball's Greatest Dreyfuss' Pride. umps. uerry and Williams showed best advantage for the Hubs, who ere minus the services of Johnson Left tackle. LOSIXG AGAIN.

DETROIT, Dec. 12 CP) A Grange iuuumain conrerence championship this season. Hyde, according to Denver ni- wnue was coach of the Indians. We Hess, Ohio State Wis. id Dugan, two of their roost depend that Pacific coast teams must play at least four games with other conference schools in order to have their schedules considered of conference Left guar Hutchinson, Neb.

ie mars. writers. Is the only Colorado player to ever place on an All-Amerlcan elev less Chicago Bears team was defeated 21 to 0 by the Detroit Panthers be won the game by something like 34 to 27. Thorpe was In our backfield and along In the latter part of the game a Pennsylvania man caught a forward Lake Avoca Eagles won the second Lowrey, Northwestern en. Macktavish.

Colorart cnllAcrA full standard. BY 1RWI.V M. HOWE. last game yesterday, running wild Center. fore a paid attendance of 4,111 today, back, four years ago.

received hnnnr. rass over the goal line for a touch me lor a 9-1 victory. Barney Drefuss seems to be Walsh, Minn Kulck. Belolt In Varnell On Rules Board An effort will be made to select ath cks was back to set the tm tm- Announcement that Grange would not Right guard. able mention by the late Walter Camp In his selections.

n. I TalF roaw 1 1 1 down hat anovner net. lake boys and counted five of their play was made late yesterday with Edwards, Mich. Chicago "Wild Bill" KellV. Mnnt.n.

When the chance came I asked him Was on the Pacifl In 1924 that the statement that ticket purchasers letic officials as far in advance as possible and also to keep them without permitting changes In arrangement. night tackle. ints, all on long shots. For the win-rs, E. Linguist conuted two and one verslty's quarterback, was another why he had not batted it down, -nh owner of the Pirates Dilweg, Marquette Kassell, III.

would be refunded their money If they so decired. The refund, It was stated ch was made by Dunn and Leo I didn't think he had a chance to get without blushing that he had as treat George M. Varnell, who has offici Right end. Rocky Mountain player to be recog. nlzed, receiving honnrnhl.

m-ninn tonight, was approximately S18.000. ated In football games In the north Friedman, Mich Chilson, Colo, The victory gave the Panthers thjrd west for 18 years, was against author uuarterback. a man at shortstop as Honus Wagner. He referred to that strapping Yost Square With Zapke. He waa the star of his eleven, which Playg in the Taclfic Coast conference.

Hyde was the leading Individual ized to represent the far west at the Grange, 111. Rhodes, Neb. A year ago, at the coaches meetlna- in the national lootbau league stand lngs. The score by periods. joutn, uienn Wright, for whom Left halfback.

College Basketball ln New York, Fielding Yost said that scorer In the Rocky Mo Doyle, Harmon. Mo. paid $40,000 a year before he reported he had been unable to coach the Michigan team that year, his duties In con- Kignt halfback. to the Buccos. nee, this season, rolling up 77 points.

His nearest competitor only registered 45 points. Panthers 7 0 7 721 Bears 0' 0 0 0 0 Red sat today on the sidelines In Enright, Notre Dame. Chicago Asked to elaborate, Dreyfuss Insisted wjLii imiainurai atnietlcs com- I rbana Illinois 23; Butler 22. unnacK. pelling him to turn the work over to It wasn't necessary, contenting himself rw lork Navy 30; Columbia civilian clothes to watch his team eorge Little.

At that time Bob with the statement that Wright ha everything that Honus ever had i "Loncstar" Dietz May 4t rw Haven Tale 24; T'psala IS. $54,136 for Berlenbach, mates with his arm tied up In splints. Grange arrived late last night with the Chicago team from Pittsburg and iupKe of Illinois asked If Yost had "quit coaching in the middle of the Illinois game," which proved Ked Hanover Dartmouth 38; M. I. T.

national football rules committee meeting. H. V. Carpenter, of Washington State college was elected president of the Pacific coast conference. M.

F. Angell, University of Idaho, secretary. The next meeting of the conference will be held In Palo Alto In May during the track meet there. The regular annual winter meeting will be held next year at Los Angeles. Investigating raying Star.

An effort to tighten eligibility rules concerning financial support given athletes In college was considered today. J. H. Hlldebrand of California natural ability and probably a little bit more besides. It looked as If Barnev Again Coach V.

S. C. grange greatest success. Yost red It Pouth Bend Notre Dame 3G; And $18,015 f6r Delaney In Great Title Battle was going to make good right off the is I am Wrltrlit i-ntr In. a V.

X.i-1 aenea ana said nnesota 14. i11ui I uivfto iiu'J inn nauilllll PULLMAN. Dec. Ann Arbnr, Mich. TT.

of Mich! iii coacn me iviicni- league with a new record, 601 assists, Immediately went to a bachelor hotel where he asked the house physician to examine his arm. After the examination, the physician announced that a blood clot had formed and that unless the Injured member was given careful care, there was danger of It. gan team next year and I'll see you at 82; Ohio Wesleyan 27. which bettered Dave Bancroft' mark Columbus Ohio State S3; Ohl- by three. JSKW YORK.

Dec. 12. JPl Tter.lnt. Z7. tnampaign.

Last night Yost recalled the penings of a year ago. hap Wright did nothing "Wagnerlsh" In hitting the first year out, but, batting Madison Wisconsin 4H; South me jigni neavywelght match between Paul Berlenbach of Astoria, New York, and Jack Delanev of Firld traveling through the system. If the "You know what happened at Cham kofa Ptate Colleee 9. over this season, he at least mad introduced a resolution which would blood clot should travel near the heart, star" DIeta, who coached at Washington State college when the Cougars defeated Brown and Nebraska back In 1915, Is being seriously considered as a successor of A. A.

Exendlnn, who recently resigned. Dletx, who is now-coaching in Wyoming, may be requested to take charge of the team which he once made champion. Many well-known coaches have applied for the W. S. C.

Job. As yet no Iowa City: Wabash, 27; I6wa, 39. iic en, i ao not see the start towards equalizing Honus' require a more searching Investigation he said, It was Impossible to say what Zuppe after the game." The score was last night In Madison Square Garden were announced today as $144,365. of the source of athletes Incomes. complications might develop, FOR SCHOLASTIC HOOKS.

record of 17 years as a .300 hitter. In other departments. Glenn did better In 30 to 0 in Michigan's favor. It was Babe Ruth's turn. Barring Pacific coast football stars from participation In the charity game Of this amount Berlenhnrh.

whn some and not as well In others as com A newspaper man asked him what OWN Pec. J2. (JP) Covlna school football team defeated 1 Diego high, 13 to 6. in a game cessfully defended his title In a fierce pared to what he did In his "freshman" HAD CHANCE ri.AVKB f.ATE RECEIPTS WOtlD II 13 SPLIT. DETROIT, Dec.

12 An attempt to position he would prefer to play If he to be played at San Francisco, Dec. 26, under the auspices of the Shriners, ja-rouna encounter during which both today deciding the southern Call year. He bettered his figures in doubles by two. He made exactly as 5rew approximately hold up receipts of today'a Detroit isi 1 V. nla high school championship.

definite action has been taken by tha authorities, although at present. Diets seems to be favored as Exendlne's suc played football. "Come-back," said Ruth. I'owder raff Iloy With llox. The ball was handed to Ilockne.

Delaney'a e.h.n "is vr cent. Bears football Panthers-Chicago gam and prohibiting criticism by coaches or officials of referees In college games were two achievements of late sessions yesterday to COLLEGE SOCCKR. imrse, lift per cent, amounted slightly more than 118.045. was made after the game when a gar many trlplea this year as last. 18.

He got the distance considerably better this year, making 15 home runs to seven last season. He laid down three fewer sacrifices during the past sea Annapolis I'ennsy vania Navy nishment was served on James Conzel Although tha challenger maintained Permission to play In the proposed "I once had a powder puff lad on a squsd of mine," the producer of "The msn, manager of the Panthers. ine garnishment was directed east-west game was refused because tha conference members felt that It Four Horsemen asserted. "In one wav son than In his first. against C.

C. Fyle, manager of Harold (Red) Grange, and was for an alleged i.juHy n- naa outpointed Berlenbach and should have received the decision he shook hands cordially with the champion when they appeared at the offices of Promoter Tex Rlckard. Da- waa a dangerous precedent Apparently the base stealing of the cessor. After leaving W. P.

C. when tha world war came on. Diet coached tha famous Mare Island team. Later ha went back to Purdue. Anaconda Kiwanians Bowl Tomichs Today Look, Girls! or anotner ne managed to get within five minutes of his letter.

And so in firaies was turned over to Cnyrey, nnngauon 01 Of Fyle to 0, me last game or tne season he came Ppllt North for Itaseball. The only way In which conference cuyier and Moore and the stule of Howard Crane, Detroit architect. to me between the halves and begged janeys request for a return game which brought the Buccaneers, match It waa said that the garnishment that I put him In for at least the five coaches or officials can criticise the work of referees In conference games a pennant called for Wright to take se brought from Berlenbach the responi I will be glad to accommodate you woum ineffective, in as much as minutes he needed. no chances on the bags and conse in the future Is In communications to orange aid not play and, under the jso, no, 1 waving you. 1 con quently he pilfered three sacks dur contract, had no share In today's re.

soled him, and then I forgot about It. the faculty athletic commissions of the schools affected. ing the season, a phenomenally low Southern California Is ceipta. An Inter-city bowling match that will bring out unusually keen rivalry The game ended, the boy without mark considering that he stole four teen bases his first year. The conference divided the northern ine original contract between the his letter.

There was a shout be Victorious Over St. Mary's two teams called for 70 per cent of the will be rolled at tne v- -y thl. clock. Tha hind me section of the Pacific baseball Into a western section composed of the TTnl. It was evident that Wright paid receipts to be paid to the Hears, pro- What were you saving me for? more attention to his all-around game verslty of Washington, the University What were you saving me for?" came last year man to any particular de LOS ANGELES.

Dec. 12 A.P.) St. the wall 01 wreKun nna uregon Agricultural partment. This could be reduced viuea vrange piayea at least 25 minutes. Injuries kept Grange out of uniform and late last night a new contract was drawn up.

Mary's scrapping football team from couege; sna an eastern vision com For the Junior I answered. from tha fact that Glenn was picked Oakland, battered and hammered the prising Washington State college, the and walked out or football for that on most of the all-star aggregations Trojan line of Southern Callfornlu university or inano and the Un v.nii. seas'jn. compiled after the season. I'rrfers Time IJralt on Play.

i itiumana. 1 ne teams will play eight There were a lot of high light In here today In vain, while the southerners tailed two touchdowns for a 12 to Klwanls club quint of Anaconda coming over to engsga the local Tom-Ich f.rocery five, leaders In the Butta or Class A lenaue rsce. The same teams met In Ansconda recently, tho Tomich boys winning all three games as well at the match. The smelter city civic clubmen are coming today for revenge. nnowN aHAnni NEW YORK, Pec.

12. W) Al Brown, flyweight, tonight won a 10-round de rui lne winners In each see right's playing. Although his hit Ilockne suggested that a representa Friedman Had to Step for His Scores tlon meeting In a three-irame ting mignt nave ccen slightly more tive of e-'ich team should accompany score. Flocks of pauses and penal-les featured the meeting. It was U.

I. C'a first victory In three clashes 10 pk "is northern conference win consistent, It was good enough. For 1 the field Judge to eliminate trouble due ner, jne winner in tha w. Instance, he hit safely In seventeen to faulty watches. with the northerners since 1917.

ion piavs ine rst tie iran consecutive games at one stage and 'l do not tninK mat 4U plays a Tost, coach of the Western confer ome. at another In fifteen and still anothor period fame Would be beneficial," lie ence champion Michigan team, said of In thirteen games. continued. "It takes the thrill out of LYSCH KAVOKJ (iATTOX. PHOENIX.

Aria. Jack Lynch, Pres- cision over Tommy ungues 01 uetroit. Benny Friedman. Quarterback on the He did hia best hitting at the time tho lnt few minutes of the game and otibles and as many triples and home Wolverine team: ott, )lKht-heavywlht knocked of the year when most sluggers show I do not believe It will eliminate stall Me was the leading scorer of the it Hank Gntton, Los Angeles, nine Brown weighed lKy nugns in, BEI.CIAN MEXICAN CHAMP. MEXICO CITV, 12.

Arthur a tendency to be conservative in their ing or a frantic dlnjilay of forward prtKieH In the last minute plays of the minds. Western conference, but not on in runs. Ills tinofflclnl aversges of 808 In hitting snd In fielding wer- not of the greatest, but he is still young. Give him time. He hnn a winter among his biodded ilve Af.1,1- clouting.

Thus from August 28 to September 10 he connected safely twenty-nine times out of sixty-eight times at a me. )Hr V- itc Atmntlrl hnir dre? fad of JJarrpton, actress, rnuw-il u-h at annual niuvit in lit l'tik City, Slialgels, Belgian pugilist, tonight won side of an opponent's 25-yard line did Friedman rail his own signul. AH of his scores were marte on kli ks or Inner runs from punt or Bcrliiimnne beyond the Mexican welterweigut champion far. bat, which gave him an average of A llll UOVIU. NEW Ortl.EANM Ames Kid tin, over l'oylo.

Nr.w Orleans, 16 rounds. Wintertime Is Franklin Time Jack ship by getting the decision over Tommy White. Tha bout was 12 rounds. .427. This bfttfi'St Included three to think It over.

1 I the 25-yard line.".