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FIVB THE PENSACOLA, JOURNAL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1925. XTTTaTTJ TATrvlVTITTTl ir ROUGHING IT UP I SPORTS GOSSIP Red Grange Presents Bears With Touchdown And Helps Defeat Corals Gables Team 4- By DON FORSYTH Tears Through For the former iceman to come South. Steve with another sportfhig enthuse last by the name of Dick Wheeler representing the recreational department of Coral Gables, made the offer, which was accepted: and as a result fcRed galloped over the Miami field yesterday and won the game for the Chicago Bears. ROCKY KANSAS WON TITLE BY HARD PLODDING Evans Points Out Examples of Success In Sports. Success In sport jeomes literally over night to sonfe.

while others must, plod along for years before realizing their cherished ambition. The most recent example of the plodder in sport is Rocky Kansas, newest lightweight champion of the world. 33-Yard Gain In One Effort. EAST TO MEET WEST FOR TRY AT SUPREMACY ft 4 Football Game Staged to Aid Crippled Children. SAX FRAXCISCO.

Calif, Dec. 25. IN LYNCH CASE Deputies Out On Bond $1,000 Each. CLARK DALE, Miss, Dec 23 (AP.) Indicted on charges of Tailing to return the offender In connection with the lynching of a negro here- Saturday night. Dr.

E. W. Glass, deposed Coahoma county sheriff and three deputies were at liberty on bonds of 1 1.00 (J each tonight, Another true-bill charges Dr. Glass with "misdemeanor and crime while ran officer the arrest warrants showed. H.

H. Hopaon of Clarksdal. Is serving as sheriff during the investigation of the lynching. He was appointed yesterday in the same order by Circuit Judge Alooru who also removed Sheriff Glass from performing duties of his office for the time being. The investigation Is expected to be Inactive until the resumption cf deliberations Tuesday by the special grantvury.

Nine persons have been named In four indictments returned by the Jury. M. H. Scott. Lee Matthews, snd R.

A. Frasier are the deputies whose Indictment was announced in their arrest. Four men. T. T.

Traynham. Thomas Nicholas. G. O. Cane and H.

S. Blockley are In Jail awaiting hearing on murder charges in connection with the slaying of the negro. Dr. Glass, bond was signed by O. G.

Snyder, Garner Johnson and RED ENTERTAINS The fana'of Miami have at last had the pleasure of getting 'some first hand dope about the famous "Red" Grange. If there were any doubtfuls in the Southern resort before the arrival of the much-talk-ed-of ice man, they are now boosters of the abllty. of Red to carry a pigskin on a grid. Red stepped over -the sod for the only touchdown of the day when he covered the great distance of two yards In two Cowns for the tally. That wasehls first act on the "program thajE he had prepared to demonstrate before the twenty thousand fans in the stadium.

About the end of the first half, or rather the first act, the chap with the brilliant top again gained the center of the stage by doing the Charleston around his own right end for 33 yards. More praise from the Miamians! Then again in the final period. the line of the team representing Miami presented- the ex-iceman with a large hole through thelrmidst, whereby the coming-millionaire accepted the compliment and dashed down the field for 45 yards. The final chirp of the referee's whistle then rang out upon the balmy atmosphere, and everyone went home to spend the evening- spinning yanns about the most famous coin collector recorded in the history of the sporting MORE CHAMPIONS Red Grange represents only one of the athletic experts that Pensa-cola's former-swimming coach has brought to Miami to perform out In Coral Gables. Here Is a list of the world champion swimmers that will perform at the Venetian Casino of which he Is the -manager: Johnny WelsmUller, Arne Borg, Sybil-Bauer, Oliver Filer, Carolyne Smith, Helen Meany.

Agnes and Ethel Lackie. All of these will try to establish new records before the crowds that always assemble at the pool to see the champs dash about in the water. Steve is no doubt' having a wonderful time with all of these chaps earning their mittens at his Casino. (A. East meets West here tomorrow in a battle' of football and the result Is expected to determine CORAL GABLES, MIAMI, Dec 25.

(A. Red Grange presented his Chicago Bears -with a single touchdown Christmas plft here today to win over the Coral Gables Collegians by a seven to nothing: score in the first grid appearance on southern soil. Grange carried the ball nine times for a total yardage of 98 yards, losing nine yards on two attempts and being halted for no gain In one try. He played three, full' quarters, being held out during the third period. The famous sorrel-topped flash made his first run of the game late in the second quarter when be ripped off 33 yards around right end.

Just before the whistle blew for the end of the half. Grange was given the ball on the two yard line and In two tries plunged through center for the lone touchdown of the game, Stemaman. Bear quarter, added the extra point. In the closing moments of the the gridiron supremacy of the two representative sections of the United States. East team numbers some of the greatest players in the country many of whom have won Fifteen years ago Rocky Kansas began his career as a sllnger of padded mitts.

A rough and ready type of 'fighter, always giving the public a run for its money, he has been a. popular performer. Several times Kansas has reached the stage where he was regarded as a logical contender for the lightweight but he has always fallen just a. short of the mark. Three times he won enough recognition to be matched with Benny Leonard.

The first bout was a no-decision affair, but Leonard was away out In front all the way. He lost a decision In IS rounds and was knocked out in eight. Savage School teams mit it up in a game of hockey in Central Park. New York. places on all-American elevens.

The contest is being put on by the shriners as a benefit for the crippled children's hospital. Both Ievens went through stren uous work-outs today Christmas and the individual practices left an Knute Rockne stated recently that he never at any time Intended to leave Notre Dama to coach for Columbia, University, which proves what a hard Job it is to separate Irishmen. Impression that tomorrow's game melee, the galloping ghost found will be a-slashing, hard fought af a hole in the line and raced 45 JOE WILLIAMS yards before he was downed Grange had eluded Ernst, Coral GaMes safety man, and was -on his Strangler Lewis', The Law's. way for" a touchdown when Red Thus, Kansas has been thrice beaten by Benny Leonard, who 'retired the undefeated lightweight champion. Shortly- we may hear 4 Leonard doing a comeback.

Harron, former Georgia. Tech star We are Inclined to doubt the accuracy of the dispatch stating Battling Slki shot on his way home. That was one place the Battler never went. End Coach To Quit1 Dartmouth, Report MINNIEAPOLIS. Dec.

25 The Minneapolis Journal today nays that Edward B. Lynch, end coach at Dartmouth college, eastern foot. Edgar T. Anderson. overtook him from behind.

Grange ollpped off-five yards around right end as the game ended." WHO INVITED RED? Now that the famous sorrel topped youth has "done his stuff" before the fans of Miami, probably some people, who are just naturally curious, like to know just who gave the invitation to Red to "He's a knockout," exclaimed the giddy young annoyance as she watched the referee drag Fred Fulton out of the ring by his heels. fair. The eastern squad reported on the casualty since arrlvtl here Wednesday from Chicago. It was Davis, left tackle from the varsity of West Virginia, who suffered an Injury to his ankle, in practice yesterday. Bill Ingram, captain and coach of the easterners, said today It was highly improbable that Davis, would get Into the game.

All other members of the squad are In first class shape. Coach Shrotf of the western team put fcU squad of Coast stars through a stiff practice today and Immediately after said team was ready for the This game was believed here to i ball champion this season, will be have gathered together the greatest assembly of grid stars ever seen Even if the life of Ty Cobb, new appearing in serial form, does not make racy reading, it ought to be weir spiked. step out upon the grid at CoraT Gables. Now that I have mentioned' a southern field, not a few' of the players having' been all American selections In their college days. The Mr.

Fielding H. Tost is currently involved In picking an all-time All-American eleven. Thia being one of the forms of mental weaknesses peculiar to increasing age. come ena coach at Minnesota next fall. Official announcement of Lynch's appointment probably will be made In January, the newspaper says.

Lynch will succeed Bob Saxton. another Dartmouth star. So Walte Hoyt is a star at the cage game? Well, liuggina has never been able to cage him. forty uniformed men represented twenty universities. Vanderbilt.

Man Charged VVith Assaulting Girl 14 DATTONA BEACH. Fla, Dec. 25. William-Valentine was arrested tonight by Daytona Beach police on charges of criminally attacking 14-year-old Seabseeze girl. He was taken to theTDaytona Jail for saf keeping, as police feared an attempt would be made to lynch him.

According to police, Valentine who Is 25 years of age. took the glr; out this afternoon and after girlni her liquor, assaulted her. Georgia Tech. and Centre being the hardest kind of triarfnar. I Maybe Columbia University will try to sign Percy Haugh-ton as soon as spiritual communication becomes mere practical.

So the Stlllmans are back in the divorce courts! While they hardly make an adequate substitute for the Ted Lewis -Jack Britton act of days gone by they are always good for an. annual appearance. DECEIVING Mrs. Hall: John, I believe you are deceiving me. Mr.

Hall: I've been trying to for 15 years. The last time I saw Kansas, perform against Luis Vincent lni, who stopped him 11 rounds, the Buffalo fighter looked about 60 per cent efficient. The spirit was still there, but the physical asset, the ability to absorb punishment, and shake it off, was missing. Kansas, never clever always depended upon strength to wear down hlS opponent. Now, at a time when.be seemed all through as even a good second-rater, Kansas, who has always had the knack of upsetting the sport dope, defeats Jimmy Goodrich and wins the lightweight crown at the age of 30, old as fighters go; The case of Johnny Dundee almost parallels that of Rocky Kansas.

Dundee, before he won the featherweight championship from Eugene Crlqui, battled for a dosen years without achieving lasting fame. French Ministry Considers Problem The old-fashjoned farmer who used to get wt early In the morning to feed the chickens now has a son who stays up all night feeding them. Injuries have failed to make an impression on the westerners. The line-up: lAst West Dilwig, (Marq.) Brown (O. C.J Edwards.

(Mich) Bryan, (Wash.) L. T. Slaughter (M) Bailey T. A. 51.3- (C) L.

G. Garbisch (A) Horrell (Cal.) Farwick (A) Locay (O A C) Chase (Pitts) Shlpkey (Stanf.) R. T. Eloane (Drake) Muller (Cal) II. E.

the subject, I make a wager that not one out of the many sporting fans in Pensacola could guess in a couple thousand tries who the bright chap was who tempted the excitement to the South Florida city. Someone step forward and make a guess. What! No one wishes to. make a try? Well here Is the answer to the question. Now if I were to say that William Shakespeare was the ambitious young fellow who made Red the of fer, no one would believe it.

because Bill died a long time before football was ever thought of. How about Steve Forsyth, the coach ct the Pensacola Swimming Team last, summer, did bo do the inviting? Ah I. You have found the answer at last. When a Pensacolan thinks about Steve, swimming Is about the only thing that can be connected with his name; but the smiling Irishman no doubt decided that if everyone else was getting Red to trot around on the grid, he would get the ballcarrier to do some trotting for the Coral Gables Company also. To get CANDY DAY TODAY SOUVENIR BOX OF WHITMAN'S CANDY Buefcy Harris is the year's first hold-out.

We don't know whether he la holding out for mere money mere sentiment. With Each Cash Pur- rr southern schools In the list. The. line-up follows: CM. Bear Coral Gables Hanny, (Ind.) Berry (Lafayette) I E.

Healy (Dart.) Behman (Dickinson) It. T. -Garvey (JsV Spagna (Lehigh) L. G. -Trafton (N.

Alexander (Syr.) McMlllen (I1L) Osborne (Pen. R. G. Murray (Wis.) Pamell (Colgate) R. T.

Goebel (Mich) Lowe (Lafayette) R. K. Eternamann IH.) Ernst (Lafayette) Grange (UL) Latone L. H. Walaulst I1L) Klannagan XF.

'RH Knap -irc. McBride (Syracuse) Summary; -V. Touchdown Grange; Point after touchdown Stemaman. Officials: Smith, (Navy), referee; Anderson (Xotre Dame), Umpire; Edwards (Notre Tame). Head linesman; Gilroy (Princeton) Field judge.

One Killed And Two Hurt In Auto Crash IrCUEE TJterti (M) chase of 50c or more Carlson (Cal) Q. PARIS. Dec. 25. (A, The council of ministers met at Elyssee Palace this morning and devoted exclusive attention to an examination of the financial problem an3 M.

Doumer's plans for the rehabilitation of France's financial position. The discussion, however, did not get out of the realm of generalities. M. Doumer, on leaving the meeting with Premier Briand, said he was certain the examination would be finished Tuesday, on which date the council will meet again. The finance minister will then take his plans immediately lcfore the chamber of deputies.

Fry (Iowa) Needles (Santa While the lightweight pack at present is none tee classy, Kansas may have his troubles retaining his long-seught honors any great length ef time. L. H. Imlay (Cal.) CRYSTAL PHARMACY Brent Bide. 2 S.

fhra. S21 Jones (Fla.) It all depends. For instance when a wrestler Is flat on his back it simply means he is to be the winner in, the nex, town. 1- Gene Tunney has decided to pass vp Wills entirely and go after Dempscy. All we ean make of this is that all three ef them have decided to retire.

Wyckoff (Ga. Tech) Patrick Stan.) r. B. In baseball, Mackey Cochrane jumped to the ranks of stardom in one short year. In his first season he was generally picked as the most valuable backstop in the American The Harvard situation Is truly pathetic.

They can't even CLAIM to have signed Rockne." League. i In 1923 Muddy Ituel of Boston oc cupled a similar position In thn catching world to that held by Cochran last season. bUtVtt-took him about six years to get there. Dempsey and Willard attended a boxing show in Los Angeles the ether night and did not speak. Possibly Willard wanted another knockdown.

ii rr 1 i "irT-nj Muddy Ruel joined the St. Louia Americans in 1316. He showed much ability, but lacked experience. He DAITON. Ga, Dec 23.

(A. -Farley Howard was killed and Bill was sent to the minors to. acquire Two Die When Auto Skids On Tracks COLUMBUS. Ohio, Dec. 25.

Hurrying to reach the home of relatives for Christmas Mrs. Martha Brown -and her daughter, Esther, of Columbus, were killed near here when a traction car struck their automobile which had skidded across. the street. The machine caught fire, and the occupants were taken from it by Julius Deer, witnessed the accident from his home. Another daughter, Eva.

is in a hospital with probably fatal injuries. The three were on their way to 'Senecavllle. The late Battling Sikt will be sincerely mourned by immediate relatives, American police forces, international gin salesmen and sport paragraphers. I that very necessary asset. He returned-to the majors with New Tork in 1918, spent three years with that Club and then two seasons with Boston.

He had great natural ability, but the big opportunity never presented Itself. Then Came a change. He was sent to Washington and at once be gan to play sensational 1 ball. He has been doing it ever since. Pierce and Henry William seriously injured here this afternoon when Howard lost control his automobile and crashed Into a telephone pole, Howard skull was crushed and he route to the hospital.

The csf was said to have been traveling at high speed and when it struck the pole and rebounded, throwing the occupants out, and continued until stopped by anothes pole. Howard, former deputy sheriff of "Whitfield County, resided at Lenoir City. Tenn, and was here for the holidays. WADE EXPECTS HIS TE AM TO BE IN GREAT SHAPE Alabamans Will Be Ready for East-West Classic. PASADENA, Dec 23.

Coach Wallace. Wade, of the University of Alabama football team, which will meet the University of Washington HusVies in the Rose Bowl here New Tear's day in the annual east-west gridiron classic today predicted that his Crimson Tide men would be In better shape a week from today- than they have enjoyed all season. Trie men-were 'somewhat-stiff yesterday, but there Isn't a man on the sick list. The heat was the best thing in the world to limber them up within three days all effects of the trip should have worn off, he declared. "I am, especially pleased with the attitude of the team.

The men have a healthy respect for the Washington eleven." Last night a Christmas party was held for the team. Ban Johnson is so disliked by his ce-werkers in the American-League his salary has been raised to $40,000. It's an outrage the way" they persecute that man. Father: My daughter, don't give that young man any encouragement. Daughter: I don't father, he takes it.

Wf" i Which brings up the question, Which brings up the ques-credit due, the athletic who has te fight hard for success, or the one who seems to have it thrust upon himf Mr. Otto P. Sapp, who led the. vanguard of indoor golfers this season, scored a remarkable hole-lh-one that crashed against the big bule porcelain vase, caromed off the loudspeaker, dived through the crayon portrait of Aunt Maggie and tickled Into the cUp for a win in a 10-cent Nassau syndicate. Pair O'Kings Mr.

Sapp. byihe way thinks in door golf has outdoor golf lashe to the mast for skill. "In lndoo: golf. he says, "the element of luc is entirely eliminated." la the element of golf, for that matter. Negotiations Closed For 'Oil Co.

Merger NEW TORK, Dec. 25. The conclusion of negotiations for the consolidation of; the Pacific Oil Company and the Standard Oil Company, California, subject to ratification by the stockholders, was announced by Henry De. Forest, chairman of the board of the Pacific OH Company, Prominent Business YOU ARE INVITED TO I --for- fe J' Man Ends OwnTLife THOMASVTLLE, Ga, 25. (A.

Charles F. Grover, promi AMr. Sapp may be accepted as an authority on indoor sports. He was one of the greatest indoor oarsmen the Southslde Chicago Barber College ever Mr. Sapp admits this himself.

"And I got by without a pull," he boasts. PARTAKE OF THE JOURNAL'S SPLENDIETVALUES nent business man, committed, suicide here today, shooting himself in the head. He had been' suffering with nervous trouble for several months. His widow and two small children survive him. Indoor golf has many dangers peculiar to itself.

Tou never can tell when you may suffer a Mazda aun-tstroke. or pick up a three-inch tack In your left heel, or succumb to a thick, stifling blanket of cigar smoke. Coast Guardsmen To Be Imprisoned In Civil Jails, Order WASHINGTON, Dec. 25. (A.

P. Coast guardsmen, found guilty in courtsmartial proceedings, hereafter will be confined in naval prisons and none may be sent to civil jails, under an executive order Issued by President CoOlidge. The order, it was announced tonight, is effective immediately. Engineer Killed In LUCY Mrs. Lewis: My maid left me without any warning.

Mrs. Smith: Some folks are lucky; thine left me without any jewelry. WHICH NIGHT? Customers When you sold me this medicine you said It would cure me In a night. i Chemist: Tea, but I didl't say what night. COLDS THAT DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble.

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In addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the Infected membrane and atop the Irritation and inflammation, while it's creoeot goes oo to the stomach. absorbed into the blood, attacks i.e seat of the trouble and check he eowth of thajgerma. Creomulsion ta guaranteed sat, factory la ih treatment of persistent cough and colds, bronchia) asthma, bronchitis and other forms of respiratory disease, and is excellent for building up the system nfter colds or flu. refunded If any cough or ctld Is not relieved fter taking according to directions Anfc 1 bur druRslst. "Creomulslon Company, Atlanta, Ga.

Adv. Mishap On Frisco MEMPHIS. Tenn, Iec. II. H.

Hubner. of Chaffee. Mo, engineer, wa killed and several other trainmen were slightly injured when a St. Louis and San Francisco railroad -freight train crashed into a caboose of another train near Osceola. today.

--Jndoor golf is a vest pocket edition of the original document with frontispiece by Scream and Shout, decorators: Illustrations by Crack and Crash, glaziers, and foreword by Weave and Woof, carpenters. A Domestic Dead At EVERY advertisement you read in The Journal extends a hearty greeting to you to partake of its splendid values. For all your needs, for all the family, you'll find 'just the merchandise or service you desire at prices thar shout from the treetops of better values. Get the "read and then shop" habit you'll get more for your money. THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL However, In one Important respect, the indoor obsession Is "Just as vicious as the outdoor hysteria: it encourages loafing and- stimulates loose conversation in about the same precise proportion.

110 Years Of Age POC, France. JDec 2S. (A. 9 At the age of 110 years. Nava Charlotte, a domestic In the household Man Is Held After Killing Son-in-Law LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec 25.

(A. George Kennedy, 54. who in a Christmas Day shooting, shot and killed Joseph L. Owens. 38.

his son-in-law. after Owens is alleged to have- atUcked Mrs. Owens, his wife, who lived apart from him, was helfi without bail today when hearing en a charge of murder was continued until next week. 1 WALES FALLS AGAIN LONDON The Prince of Wales resumed his pastimes of hunting and falling horses at the rent time in a recent hunt at Whaddon Chase. Hi horse fell in taking Rap in a renew.

The prince was not injured and resumed the hunt. of descendants of the family for which she originally worked. lied today. She entered the service of this rapvtry in 3i txico in li2T. followed its members to France and remained vlth thn until hr peaceful end.

When the general manager leaves word in June he is "in conference." you know he la out In the rough someWnere looking for a drive: wbw ho cays the same thing in December, you know he is under the lbrary table trying to play an approach shot to the fifth green. FAMOUS GRIPS 7 Ijti Crippe. i The Vartlon's. i JACK DEMPSET HOLDING FIDES, LA PVigdsm's largest smallest kinsrs get together for. an, arter-noon'n workout La Barba, world flyweight champion, wants to hm sure of being in top-notoh condition when he' Invades New York in the near future, so he's drafted Dernp-" to aid him in his training" program.

make a great pair. Chemistry Teacher: ThLi gas I deadly poion. What steps would j-ou take If It should escape? student: Jolly long ones, slrl.