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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1925 i no Ote By TTTN tesmng ivMssissiippiaiiis liinrr Cantain Feature Ohio State's New ophomore Team In Action me By Maldng 45-Yd. Run; ize Scores 2 Touchdowns 3 neck Makes Total of Eighty-Two Yards. INTERSECTIONAL TILTS LISTED BY FOOTBALL TEAMS East, South and Far West to Meet This Season. PIRATES DIVIDE SERIES SPOILS Each Member of the Team 5,700 Richer. PITTSBURGH, Oct.

17. (By A. The battle the victory won. Pirates have turned their attention to the dividing of the spoils. Kach member of the new champions, receiving a full share will become $3,700 the richer.

This is In comparison to' the Senators who received S3, 800 each. Members of the Pirates who were with the club all year voted to give Sec, Sam. Walters and Coach of Pitchers, Jack Onslaw a full share. Three other members of the club, late comers, will have to content with a portion of a share. The exact amount of this has not been announced.

The players thus affected are "Red" Oldham, who pitched the Ust inning" of the final game; Fresco Thompson, inflelder and George Haas, outfielder. The second, third and fourth place clubs of each league receive a portion of the players receipts and as a result the Giants and the Athletics, runners up in, the National and American League respectively will each divide 131,000. The third place Reds and Browns each will split $34,000 and the Tigers and Cardinal who finished in fourth place will ea'cbbe rewarded with I17.O00. division of the moneys will ha ve'to receive the O. K.

of Com- Former Boxing- King Arrested In Brawl MIAMI, Oct. 17 Brltton." former welter Weight champion of the world, will be given a hearing In police court Monday in Coanut Grove following his arrest last night on a charge of interfer-ring with an officer. Britton riding with a friend who was charged ith speeding, police "say. and when the automobile was stop, ped. Britton wanted to fight.

Three policemen made the arrest. MANY HURT AS STAND FALLS Injured Are Taken to Hospitals. WASHINGTON. Oct. 17.

(By th Associated Press.) Many spectators were Injured here this afternoon when a grand stand collapsed during the Washington and Jeffr-son-Carnegle Tech football gsnie-The injured were brought to hospitals here. The first Injured to report to th hospital here, two women, bad broken legs. The accident occurred as the second p-rlod closed and the game was called off. with the score At the hospital whore the injured were taken, officials said that more than two score persons had bn brousht in, suffering from broken bones and other hurts. After a careful check-up it wa established that no one had been killed.

WHEN MAREK BROKE THROUGH FOB GOOD OA1.V One of the stars of the Ohio State-Chicago game at Stags field In the accompanying phMO, Marek is shown with the No. en last week was Elmer Marek. soph omore sensation of the Buckeye makln a nice gain on a plune off tackle In the early part j. of the brush. The husky Maroon a ttempting to clutch Marek made a.

machine. Marelc certainly lived up up to all the advance dope handed botch of job th Ohio tot' twisting completely out of his grasp. out. about, him and it was mainly through his stellar work that State As. will be noted, the Buckeyes gave Marek some nice interfer- emerged from the fracas with the count knotted.

ence on the play. 'i Mng runs i -a, intermingled with a if rial attack, were the tactics I yprl by the Naval Aviators In dedsiva victory over the lllss-t Ftat Teacher's College yes-y at the Air Station. The final was 32 to S. nicg a plunjring attack with first kick-off, the Aviator down the field for a touch-" before the hall tvr changed Thpir hack proved too f-r the Teacher's on the of -ive and the line wm impregna-- 'i the defensive. hough the Teacher's fought intly to get the better end of ''rfi'ion, and threatened scoring tims, the real punch of the lacking In their ranks i resent In the ranks of the Avl- "Hy" Ferrell, captain of the made the mnn spectacu-iim of the evening when he around the Aviator' riht end med 45 yards for a touch-'i In the last quarter when It -1 that they were doomed to whitewashed.

The visitors were a ncorlns position on another oc-ron when the hall rested on the vy's 20-yard line. But this time were handicapped by the tlaso of time and hefore the CHICAGO, Oct. 17. Big Ten. university football teams are going In stronger for intersections! games this fall than they have done In quite a' stretch.

For vlrfually every member of the Western Conference has at least one tilt scheduled with a school from another sector. Some even have two while one boasts three such frays. In a word, Big Ten elevens are due to clash with opponent from the east, south and far west. The inter-division battles will be sprinkled throughout the campaign starting with the opening game and lasllns until the final, brush. Chicago, or Stagg's Maroons, if you prefer, have three such clashes on the books, meeting Kentucky, Penn and Dartmouth.

All but the Ouaker tilt will be staged on the 0 Football Results Colgate Lafayette 7. Hobart Pennsylvania Tale H. V. P. I.

IS Maryland fr. Army 27; Notre Dame 0.. New Hampshire University Tairioiis Cpches A BILLY EVAKlS DEMPSEY LOOKS UNCONDITIONED IN EXHIBITIONS Fistic Champ Says He "Needs the Advertising. BY, JOE WILLIAMS NEW.YORK, Oct. 17.

I watched Jack Dempsey box in six one-min T.mnAm K.Ar. th K.L' 1 After the first period the wind sub can be drawn and distributed. i home lot. Winter is coming. Doift buy a fpare rooms end emergency WINNING THE.

TOSS Winning the toss and with it the right choose the goal Is often an important asset when there is a considerable wind The overwhelming defeat of, Iowa by Illinois last year was, largely car that's hard to start unless you rooms at the hospital were soon liv.e'on top of a hill. taxed to capacity and some of th" Injured were treated In offices and corridors. Those only slightly hurt were treated on the field. shaped by the. breaks of the game.

ness of the opposition, a poor offense; "When a team elects to receive the kick-off and thereby takes advantage of any wind that may be blow. Illinois had the benefit of the. wind the first period and it decided Rhode Island State 0. Holy Cross Harvard t. Dartmouth, 66; Maine 0.

Brown 48; -Bates fl. Springfield Vermont Woostcr Western Reserves S. Akron 14; Case 7. Penn State 13; Marietta Bucknell 'Haskell Indians Navy JO; Princeon 10. Chicago Northwestern i West Virginia 54; Grove City 3.

Iowa II; Illinois 10, Catholic University Villanova 0. Perdue 44; R.se Poly 0. Georgia" 21; Furmas y. M. I.

10; Virginia 'T Washington Nebraska S. Georgetown 24; Detroit 0. Michigan 21; Wisconsin sided to almost nothing. Thus it is up to the team that wins the toss to make the most of the fickle element, as long as it. is blowing.

When-there Is little or no wind blowing, it -is up to the team to match wits'with the strength'and weakness of the If the opposing team is strong on defense and weak on offense, it is often wise for the other team, when winning the toss to elect" to kick-off. This Immediately gets the ball into opposing territory and rijrhrt-off the reelenables the team kicking off to. take sdvantage of the weak- ute. rounds the day after he signed the document. binding him to defend the heavyweight' title against Wills somewhere in the result, i Chilean Heavyweight Wins Western Bout When a team wins the it "in ing, certain difficulties present themselves.

Michigan, sometime next summer always advisable that the team choose the goal with the wind'ber hind There is an uncertainty to the fall When the ball is downed In the danger one It Is always best to kick RUFFALO. N. Oct. 17. tA.

on the first down, for it a play is Quentln Romero Rojas, Chiles r. attempted and a fumble occurs, it i won a ten round d-may prove disastrous. clsion from Kddie of Onl- When In danger ki-k on the first 1 If ornia here last nicht. RoJj is a srood motto. welchrd 15.

Mcflovern 17. for some amount of money providing somebody doesn't stopit. Dempsey'a wind was He hadn't gone through four of the brief rounds before he was pnffing beautifully in all the better known winds. By' the opening of the sec Iowa tackles a pair In Arkansas And Southern California, traveling out to the Pacific coast for the latter bout. In IT.

S. C. the Hawks will meet a team coached by their old mentor, Howard Jones. It ouht to develop into one of the biggest games of the season. Illinois will put "Red" Grange on display for the first time before an eastern crowd when, the SSuppke eleven clashes wKh Penn at Franklin field.

Michigan la down to play host to the Kavy at Ann Arbor as its contribution to the intersectlonal menu anl Ohio State will entertain Columbia at Columbus. Then there is th, Indiana-Syracuse encounler at Bloomlngton, also the Korthwestern-Tulane tilt at Chicago. Summed up, there are esst-west games for' Big Ten teams; three west-south and one west-far west. And "In only three of the clashes, the Illlnois-Fenn, Chlcago-Penn, play could be snapped the had blown for the end of half. A ft the effects of the Navy's on- on the first part of the i bad blown over, the Teacher's their morale and held their i in the encounter.

However, the i or'a driving power began thrm and L'ddie Woods, in-i i ienced subbackfield player at Air Station, drove through their for a touchdown which ended conflict. foucek, quarterback of the led the attack of his team registered a large number of during the game. Although was replaced on the field" in the half on account of Injuries, he took part In the fray In the -in half and returned to his for-r stride, lah the opposition In attempt to find an opening for Ills tenacity sod sagacity Mi: linked him with the other rs of the day Ferrell, Hamilton, and Captain Cruze. His total ond quarter tbey may change dfre.c- ion or' die, down This happened in the lowa-Rllnols game. octaves.

This didn't mean anything. end Iowa-Southern California will the Western Conference entry be playinjr on hostile territory. Road work and training will' overcome it. And besides he has no in-mediate battle In view. Bnt Dempsey did look thin and drawn.

That' is not easy to understand, He hiss not been workins: had enough, to shake his frame sjltsurplus flesh. He is undcrweig-ht treasons. 'Maybe the trouble with Jack. Kearns, his manT and protracted 'negotiations with have brought him down. Dempsey said he welphed about 195 pounds.

Dempsey. was not telling the truth. If he weighed 1S5 pounds he wa heavier than he locked. Johnny Kilbane, ex-feath-erweight thought the figure wasrcloser: to; ISO pounds. Kilbane sgrreed the champion looked "faded." Dempsey Is barnstorming.

Any enterprising municipality; desiring the presence of the Manassa Mauler, as he is still humorously styled. A few years ago it was quite sim ilar to pulling molars to entice a big eastern university to senV Its team for the. day was 83 yard. Ferrell, of the visitors, T'Ud to be the feature of the day i lnlns ground as he led with a 1 of 98 yards. He, however, had 'liht edse over the other players -r he played the whole game while others were called to the bench 1 rplaced by substitutes.

His 1 run in the fljjAl period mate- into the mlMle west. True Syra cuse, penn and Cornell used to Amherst 19; Hamilton 0. Cornell. 41; JRutgers Alabam 27; Sewanee 0. Vanderbilt J4; Tennessee 7.

Georgia' Tech 23; Florida J7. Syracuse 14; -Indiana 0. 7 Depauw IS; Indiana Normal Citadel'2 Newberry 9. Oklahoma 7 Drake Johns Hopkins Richmond 0. Minnesota Wabash North Dakota South Dakota University 0.

5 North Dakota Aggies Sonth Dakota Aggies 3. Coe 8: Lawrence 0. Cornell 74; Northwestern Davidson 13: College of South Carolina 0. Tulare 26; Mississippi A. and M.

t. Rice IS; Arkansas I. Washington and 'Lee 25; Kentucky 0. Ohio University Toledo Chattanooga Mercer U. 7.

Missouri 32; Rolla Miners 0. Ohio Weeleyan 84; Randolph-Macon Hampden-Sldney 13; -Lynchburg Ole Miss Union University I. Trinity 10; Baylor 3. Texas U. 33; Auburn make the trip, meeting Michigan in home-an-home games.

But they can get him by laying; 5(100, on the Xtne. Dempsey will put on six one minute rounds, boxing; two against were exceptions. This fall, however, fom of the larger schools from the Atlantic seaboard are set to appear on Big Ten They are. the Navy, Dartmouth, Columbia and Syracuse. Mayhap Princeton sort of started the fashion a couple of years back when journeyed to Chicago for the second of a two-game series with the Maroons, the latter having played at Old Nassau the season be fore.

All In all. Western Conference schools are well supplied with inter bolstered his total. Captain Cruze of the Aviators was main factor in their victory as he clstered two of the touchdowns made gains when they were f-nded. He registered the first two cirs of the game. Hamilton, flashy hslfback, also into the limelight in the scor- by marking up a total of 2 irds.

Hamilton made himself con-pionous In practically every play. Tlie six touchdowns were made by following players: Cruxe (2); "Woodi, Rodgers and Ferrell. The line-ups: Teachers Aviators a "home- boy- and four against his own sparring partners. It. is Interesting to study the con tours and capabilities of Dempsey's two sparring partners Jack Newman and Marty Cutler, the latter in old wresteler and Turkish 1 bath magnate.

The truth is they run wnolly to contours. You Don't Peaalty for Have to Pay a Motor Luxury Burlengame Uchell CHRYSLER fTK TS, Uyyv, CotcK $t44i XoaAftf. th Pf, S'tOT, rw Itltht End Dempsey can no more Improve his condition working with these fat dowagers than a fish can quickn its swimming stride on a sheet of Southwestern Presbyterian Jonesboro A. and M. 6." Delaware Swathmore 6.

Boston College 51; Boston 7. Norwich 13; Tufts 0. Lehigh West Virginia Wesley an 0. Susquehanna 14; Drexel t. Geneva 21; Adrian I.

sectlonal competition this campaign. And some comparisons of the relative merits of tha various sectors should result. Moreover, mammoth crowds are certaln'to attend, for games between teams from different parts of the country preve exceptionally attractive. ney for Skey; Augustine for Ras-sieur; Guyton for Beal; Stewart for tanglefoot. Dempsey probably Isn't particul any interested in Improving his m4kU btatit on" dinsV Rmt luuuinun.

ti xoia AtiDan, ne was barnstorming because "he needed Ftprt rcb2tdb real cwjtc cffirioxa rf fcii coat, pStrai weit -4-tts ey Shu hat ooc ffigT rcv, proved tk faELxCf of tht oil xkodosu Jurt wSiac it if you moat desire in f6tff car. the advertising." The significance of. this is that Dempsey has a film in cold storage, and a sustained ballyhoo is necessary to successful Rogers Rltht Tackle Mes Kixon RlRht Gusrd M(R King Center iller w. -Rnssn Ieft Guard Pile Rsssteur Left Tackle lathes. Rvans I-eft End nner Poucek Quarter Valtes Hamilton Halt rrrell Cruze Ift Half Cook SVey Full Back promotion.

Dempsey today is easily the ring's best dressed battler. The gorgeous Union 38; Trinity William St. Stephens t. Wesleyan 8. Middlebury 81; St.

Mlettaels 0. Butler 23; Franklin Cumberland 17; Tennessee University Doctors Michigan State 15; Centre 13. Kansas Aggies 14; Kansas University 7. Centenery 83 Rollins Spring Hill 24; Marion HIGH SCHOOL Duval Leon (Tallahassee) St. Petersburg- 42; West Palm Beach 0.

Sarssota High fplkeland I. Carpentier at his sartorial best was Augustine; Flowers for Hamilton; Hartley for Rogers; Elliot for Kvans; Schnltxllne for Burlengame; Rodgers for Beal; Breaud for Soucek; Tyler for Nixon; Skey for Rooney; Beal for Rassleur. Teachers: Waltea for Collier; Greham for O. Waites; Gulette for Graham; Collier for Bates. Officials: "Tank Gage, referee; Goodman, umpire; Olsen.

field judge; Lieutenant Thomas, head linesman. First downs: Aviators, 32; Teachers, never his superior. The champion moai a tbgkt antM esA Olis Ms BodW hj PUer a cossJiwAsaftAa pqppml "We venian of jfjy e-sfTi Ak abewC Gbl aier jltmttf plan. ChrvvUf qis4 od MnttiM Chjreslec sel's4fce f(fywixj e. AH On il'i3axs4e 'plKMmXtd 5rat theft bf th rude pa-terrtea est suet0.

dostr wh Cbrys''. Hh ctv not be ocffryKxfmtdd ini r.lteT4 rWee4 wfebcait rridcaooftiityemg. dressea' -tn, the most advanced Chrysler typ of remr fpring mourf dnj. Ffatsdom from mechanical attention? Th Chrftltr Six ht a world wide reputation for notably Loterrupted terric. All this tht oew Chrysler Six at new low price gtrea it owtxera at half th pxirchir prlc of ears preaumahly ha-vin coraooraHa cmaJlty -yea, atd at far, far lea than th operating and maintea ttica cost cf tha are eajer to hare, you" prove all the naw Chrysler Six doe.

Then you'll aee -why no other cxr, at any price, a fiord what hsU come to be trddssrked in ba pttolic mind a-i "Chrysler Clx modes, evidencing a. definite pas ton tor matching colors, to say nothing; of hair oils and gracefully arched eyebrows. took him for an actor at first, blushed Kilbane. Pubstlhittons Avittors: Real for i McKlnney for Kitssell; Roo- Aoolrrdop2. Speed? Yon know CBrrC.Tft'TO maw ht jxrw, ti2 rJiSr sssras of per forpv tsc sfa taJjUsSd by th new sSVCCptvfyril No cstrr Tgi' oa'crrf l9rJlV haadred rrra podadi ftXinirned with ths tCk Qtt to ozht gregtrrid tz3 pLtJks tuft 2xrrrSr Hx ia da ck xnta writer a suspicion the champion would rather have you Leader Of Indian Moslems To Invade take him for an actor than a fight er, or anything else.

D. M. WTTHERILL U. S. Golf Courses LONDON, Oct.

17. (A. .) The Aga Kahn, potentate head the 1 Moslems of India and country gen tleman of Europe, Is planning an In vasion of the American turf. The golf 'play descendant-of the Prophet Mohammed has applied to Holy Cross, Takes Harvard Game CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 17.

(By A. Harvard's plunging backfield was ineffective against a stonewall Purple ffie today and Holy Cross defeated the Crimson. 7 to Each team scored in the second period and the winning margin was "Crowley's successful kick for the extar point. The passing machine, which failed to work kept Harvard from scoring in the final period. American turf officials for stake blanks for future classics at Be.l-mont Park and Saratoga.

The Aga was entertained by President Roosevelt when he visited THE Motor Boat Store 713 South Talafox Street, Phone 6S0 Ageijt Redwins, Palmer, Kermath and Gray Gasoline Engine, Outboard Engine, Boat and Canr, Hyde and Columbian Propeller. Marin; PainU, Valipar, VamisKe and Enamels, WooUey Engine Paints, National and K. W.s Coils, Cuttlery, Stay-Tite Marine and Caulkins; Cement, Sterins Wheel, Stuffing Boxes, Columbia Batterie 1 the United States before the World I war. He has racing stables in I England and France and operates I them without regard to expense. STUHLDREHER DOING WELL AS GRID, COACH Harry Stuhldreher, Notre Dame All-America quarterback 'of -1924.

seems to have a pretty fair football eleven at Villanova this season, where he's experiencing his first Field Goal jives V. P. I. 3-0 Victory WASHINGTO Oct. IT.

(A. P. A field goal In the fo.th prirt! gava Virginia Polj-tevinic Institute a to victory ovy the University of Maryland hx- today in their annual confyp aame, played on a field --tH-V5, h-jj a lake at one SALES CO. PHONE 2543. BRENT-TURTLE 17 WEST GARDEN.

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