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Following- Warni married v25Sev WSJ. ft HAIRLESS VcG ID BE HOD A) SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 31, 1926. Vi1 I wwmr OS UYTK TFX 0 SOCCER FOOTBALL, GAMES" IK W- GRANGE BEARS SMOTHER PORTLAND ELEVEN, 60-3 STATUS DOUBT RING GAME SHOWS HUNDRED i i SAGEHENS BOW TO GRIZZLIES TRIO OF STANFORD STARS Below are shown three of the Stanford University basketball team. They will be here Thursday for a three-game series with local quintets. ppr CFNT GAIN IN INCOME: REDHEAD'S PERFORMANCE THRILLS FOOTBALL CROWD Wilson in Longshoremen's Line-up Part of Game Unable to Shine asfioes Wheaton Flash (EXCLUSIVE DISPATCH PORTLAND, Jan.

30. A small but highly critical crowd Df 5000 saw Red Grange and his Chicago Bears smother a Portland All-Star football team today by a score of 60 to 3. It was the largest score that the Bears have rolled up this season. Perfect spring weather prevailed. BY A.

P. NIGHT IRE SACHAMEXTO. Jan. 30. California's State Athletic Commission, which recently closed Its first year of operation with profits totaling- about $130,000.

issued today Its Income report for the first month of 19-6, showing an increase of more than 100 per cent over the same month of last year. The total receipts for the thirty (lays of January covered in the report were 20,213, as against JS646, for January of last year. I Collection of the 5 per cent State tax on boxing and wrestling exhibitions constituted the largest slnglo item, or $8871. Boxers' licenses brought In $2740, managers' licenses I2C75, and club licenses $2185. Fines totaled $1651.

Expenses for the month have not yet been tabulated. DISCUSS SMITH SUCCESSOR UPSETS CHAMP i If' ins Three Matches by Only Slight Margin Singles ictory it Won Oier Mrs. llayloch Also is Winner in Pair of Doubles Tilts "i BV CABI.B ANU ASSOCIATED PRESS CANMKS, Jan. ou. iin ius, won the three matches in the Gallia tennis tournament today, hut her play plainly showed the tf-fects of her perturba I fe1 'i over messages from New York standing miirht be Jeopardized by ht-r writing for American tirwsiianers.

Jy In niom-diLdlJl: in -he had diliicu'ty in deft iiting Mr 9. Haylock of Norfolk. England, in the womens singles, 9-7. 6-2. but her afternoon play showed Improvement and she in the mixed 1.

1 1 Mnumes, jaea niMuira ui lmius disposing of Miss Evelyn Jones I'ouiln. Mile, lloslne lasto and 6-3, anJ the Hon. M. is. Fischer.

6-1, 6-3. I ho A hitlmating thatietic her amateur i HUSKIES' I A BY A. P. NIGHT WIRE HEKKELEY. Jan.

80. The ath- council of the Cnivers.ty of California held a special meeting vi I mixtd doubles victo'-ies places lie fore a new coach can be selected, a recommendation must be made by the athletic council, and although the couix-ll refused to make any announcement of its ac- (('out liuad on Pace 2. Column 7) Cziec STANFORD California 18 to 17 Win, in Thrilling Game by Milton Duns, subi-titute Bruin pro-d the dei lding factor in! Cahf. i nia basketball s-t i-s bf re to- wm ff 1 to 17. The game was, 1-sJ wrtj back and forth from gun.

tiebl goal In the tir-t He minute-- of play. He bukil in th- '-t of -IiiH4iii and he eoinerted txlh free lln to gie the rd a 4-to-tJ i It birk ststn Im Meppd to Ibe lnnt In tlie lat (iir inlrmt- of the fray. lft CBlitornla i b-odlng. to ii. lark rrM-atiM hi- fral of I Ik- Hr-I balf by tlriltlilins Ibroiicll llw rnllT litMrol p-titix- and lriMii2 lb" Mirioieli Mil' Ihh'.

cain limled while maklns lit-tJiot. and aaiu tioncrted (Ccntinucd cu Pas 5. Column J) I I I Local U.C. Quintet Scores 37-to-20 Victory Ed Prigge, With 13 Points, is Bright Star Pomona Five Gives Local Men Good Workout Running away from their rival In the second half, Coach Caddy Works's local University of California basket- bailers scored i their tenth straight win of the season last nhiht. defeating the Pomona College live.

37 to 20. at the Olympic Auditorium. The game was a much better ex hibition of the treat 1 oor snort than the score indicates 'EEEFV" HEATH and a large assemblage got a bift kick tiUt of the evening's festivities Pomona gave the Grizzlies plen ty to worry about in tne nrsi nu which ended with the count. Ii to 11 In "favor of the locals. "Beefy" Heath's athletes were making their first appearance of the year in 1-os Angeles and eer-tainlv did-llvenmelves proud during the first fifteen minutes of play.

The Sagehe.m grabbed the hrst basket and finally held a lead of 9 to 4, with the Grizzlies more or less worried over the outlook. Slowly, but Mirely. the liraneh tossers got under way and once tltey did the. outcome was never In doubt, alllionsti tirlvly rooters did not re ea-llj until the Mfnd half luid oiH ited and the locals had Hlrctehed tlK-lr lead onider-nhlv. In Jurtlw to orkr Bthlrtes It should slated tluit tlH-y dUI not dl-play htf-t form, altliougli the fart tluit they were aaainst thele hardest eonfentnn- eom-IH-titlon of the liae had cotiHthlns to do Mllh ll On a nlcbl like last nlsbt A lilt tier would make things ery nniioylng for th llM'IllS.

Works sent in a flock of sub near tho end of the game and they nil disported themselves in good fashion. The line-ups: r. c. Ovru tn llr- S.W tu It IVsI'mi 111 Ul 0--')m 11 M.llMti '5l 11. Wlimil.H ItEl KATS ov nvi; 27-15 Coach Esek Perry's Whitt.er Col lege cagers defeated the Occidental Titers.

S7 to 15. without much exertion la a conference gam plaved last niht in thu Franklin High gym. The Poets took the lead from the start and it v.a soon apparent that the Tigers were In for a trimming. Williams, lanky Whit tier center, was the otiistainling (Continued on Column to co.npe.o in t- it was announcni i ccin- 10 tT.rr.edtata he.n a.hed- an dfsrrip-is at un. verity.

tiors of tea: Tlt.KKN -rKOG Inter lus st hduliHl for February 12. On the 20th the rity journeys to Oix'ldental to meet the Tiger team. T'm-In-rwolf Jne" tbdeotsl leader. ba about tlw be-t-bal-snced tram tn history. Which lromle ptcntv of tompctilion nil tlie eent'.

Of course Lee is evpeci- nag the apt to Hi) th shot and althouah he wilt lvive t.j rump Wat cyne: Ken tiruryMrt ai UlsMim I've irl. burd events and Ibnry Cocs-heii t' a I i.e two P'Jf t'1-' ot'ier i i onnnueii on tail- hu- ira-k lttl i. tlN' wrk(" iiio i Iw-re i -lnwer tlu'i ii 1 Hit I (i.i. tli-b' Ib-ilnO I (Continued on Tije 2. CIjinn tl today to discuss the recommendation of a man to succeed the late "Andy" Smith as head football coach.

1- 3 res c5 BEARS TRIM Field Goal by Butts Gives Over Cardinal Five i V. VS. uejsree as yeu aim i mi setks a btad for Its athletic de- (Continued on Pane Column 3) COACHES MAY QUIT Washington Mentors Poorly Paid; Athletic Committee Balks at Raise rKXCLCSIVE DISPATt SEATTLE (Wash.) Jan. 30. The University of Washington, widely known on the Pacitie Coast lor its low-paid a ul a ff till terin'g fu its 1 athletic founda- tn.lav fol-! lowlnir a meet- I ms me board of control.

Chalmers Walters, former Husky grid star and now president of the associated fltu-dents, expressed that opinion in an I I linocK llll- Iters said that Washington may lo.se every member of Its. coaching staff the salaries paid 1 ore not substantially increased. At the last session of the Washington board. Walters started action to raise the salaries of practically all of the Husky athletic (Continued on Pace 2, Column 4) '-i Capt in thellwo I i I 0XY PRESIDENT EXPLAINS 7 Lack of Degree Costs Sid Nichols Position as Coach of Tiger Institution Uespondinar to a request for an answer to the statement Friday bv Coach Sid Nichols of Occidental College. President Uetnsen the Wills-HilMard team in the semi-finals.

MMilN liEPLY American champion was shown telegrams front New Yorv. quoting Junes W. Mert-ereau, president of the V-. S. lavn Tennis Assovlatlon and saying that her standing might be endangered under the association's "player writer" rule, she sai-1: "I am irefeelly satl-dled th.it I am living up to the xpirlt nnd letter of the 'planer writer rule.

The articles 1 hne Ihtii wrilim; do not eotitain slnale reference to Ih" pri'sent tournament. My (Continued on Page 2, Column 5) Incidentally the crowd was well- satisfled with the performance of the visitors and particularly with Hears loafed a lot and they did not have any occasion to extend themselves over a light and Inexperienced eleven which was made up largely of long shoremen representing the Water Front Athletic Club. heless, the read head did. his stuff to th3 satisfaction of onlookers and the critics had their chance to size him up for the great player that he demonstrated that he is. It was the first set-up that the Bears have had in an exceptionally arduous Meason of nearly three mouths, and which will end with the coming game at Seattle.

Gransc played from the aturt of the game until Jttst a few minutes before the fltvt hulf ended. He carried the ball ten-limes for a total of SO jaids nml Mas stopped for no rhIii or uii liixisnlHeant yardage on other oeca- t-ioiw. He mud I wo UN lonscot run of the day whs dash around end for 25 yards. On Ihix particular print he gol Marled from fake line buck formation and juxl lod off to the side leisurely, turned abruptly and eau eicd hack tu the other dlretloii. his hips sapsiui; alternately as he shifted and waved throneh hair a dozen wildly ohtUhlns lonKslKiremen's arms.

Two other bak on I he Hear squad nisily surpa-SMKl In 1 a pert" ormn ivees. TheM were Kriekson. former Washington and Jefferson star. and Waliuist. ex-Illinois hair.

Wnlqulst made the longest run of the day, a 45-yard dash throneh the een-ter of the water-front line for a touchdown. Ooebel, who got his football edvi- cntion under Hurry-Tp Yost at; Michigan, did some great forward-bhss catching in the last hah" and ''Moon" Xullin, on the opposite, tnd. performed even more sensationally, one his aerial grubs counting for a touchdown behind the line. Little imarter and car-tain of the Bears, threw forward passes all over the landscape and most of them found, their marks. Oeorere Wilson played first half with the All-Stars nnd the Bears got 27 points.

With-1 out Wilson in the second half the! Benrs rolled up 33 points. Tne' husky ex-Vashington star had lit- i tie chance to carry ball as, the Water Fronters only had it! half a dozen times on the offen-j slve. but just once Wilson pot away on a fourth down for a 25-j yard smash through center. The line-up and summary fil-j low: I PllfllTVi H-d nrlro vn Kr'tr TTumir Heilr Fln-ktnitttn Mm tU'M OTt'-IP SjhMl' tt Vn i i. r.

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SETS BT HT W.l' DETROIT iMi.h.t 30. Johnny WeixsmuUer of the Athletic Clut broke his own world's record for the 100-yard bnckstroke in 1m. 3 2-5s. here tonight. The former record was lm.

4 4-5s. He swam Jt an indoor meet. Arne Bcr bwt'-l h's own world's record in r.0'-j-ard free-style swim from 3Ss. toj 6m. 31 FLORIDA TR CKS TO STAGE DERBY EVF.NT (ct a.

TAMPA Jan. 30. Inall-Furation cf the Florida Lerby Jo be tun February Ha by the Wst Coast Jockey Club br tester is y. T-e "vert wltfc added, is f.ishlnned for S-yiHir-oIJa at mile and a ati. tenth.

if i iltird stated yesterday that the authorities do not wish to enter into a controversy with Nichols. He did, however, explain the attitude cf college with refiard to the extension of Nichols's contruct which seems to be the key to the difficulties between the InstUution and Nichols. that Nlcnola has not acquired his U.S.C. MAY RUN IN TEXAS Dean CwmiVcll Plans to Etiler Team in Annual Southern Relay Championships r-olii-ire throush the agency of President Pird. tendered to Nichols an offer to iissume tha of itltectoi nf athletics starting with the fill of 1921.

to continue tl.rou.ih the st hoei year with sii exten-ioll of the! contract lor a iunyer period provided I lee were jtlsfa tory hi the trial year. h.J a football I nt f'ir the If: I "n.l nen it wme uc.e yi SiDtJlCHOLS I Deut Cromwell, the well-known ard Justly faiao.is ftW cou.h i 1 Hint at jat U.S.C.. Is pUnning to end a team t.y. r-hmirinntihins at Austin. v.rtv'ofliHals 'vMterday.

The southern relay, although bvt in their Midyear, have assumed a commandiu Interest tha try. nd are ranked a tn.t.Uir rat. trant tlie exirsion pi inn u'nira' i Preslclrnt p.lrd states he hadaed en a talk wiili Nh iiolt reewr.ling tht matter. He o-o'te himself a hav. in; said to niu.ui'K i 4hidental Is IvkiI of olmntion and r-rie tle r-i ignition of 1Im Mate at Mich, lor joii to lHthl the wit of direilor of athletics nei-ary that yon have a collect on go ahead and ret degree and hold vonr isxltbm on 11m? fii oil t.

The lMd I- moving vert year and If yon an going to nioe with It yon ned your ib'irree. Then in resarl to a rerewyj of tn contract tor ttr i I hftjr js iheduh'd to be ll between he meet of the Stafford fracas on 1. Cromwell; had planned a dual! meet Po- ninna on that i date, but the Sagrli ens ilt-i lined the offer, a result, the etvi.nent reiiiwe leit and try without tition. and. it Is re- ported.

is about ill ll cnaiT.pions I JL. tr.XVLfSIVK I -ISl-ATCM) STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Jan. 30. A beautiful shut from the Pt evi.lcrt at iM.i' sei? m.y uiun -ne inas icfe ot the siison V.ie sthlp'ij fair. i oard.

wb.i by this wt j- I Pierty of action is in store side court near the cinter of thi forward, in the last mini.te of the first of the annual inford night, the Hears winning by a hard fought throuchoiu and the the openin? whistle t'j the finrfl Putts, who won the game fr nearly it by cm-Iniittmg a foul on Capl. Fred Pric" I of Stanford just 1 r- er's run ended tlie battle. Price took hH ulace at the foul line to try for the r- iou i)01 poi-ini- ic- ball rim.t nnd in hol. srnning out. -snc xietorj' fr the liiil liinhiiAl ror-rl.

v- iiimii and I tlie tJiw. It was he ho drtbMed tin- Iccztii of tho fil- and floor GERMAN SPRINT STAR BEATEN x.r Islne the VU'- roir.mftit o.r the I. te't that ve'yr ha i ct reer, an i-; hnd th it th board Cirn h- I-e an d1'- ftwl ujr's trlil rrtfier an j. i t. en" tar i lad i i 1 i r.

'd th it by te A'h- rl-t hl has nt I j. tract a tt-rnr. Lhia com-its J-kt In he P.Ih1'. Jan. Hubert tl.tiitxn.

rtaik trt-rntan k(rml r. nwtkoiii bi Jirt ineri-ii a hi MdimliM-r) lieat the 19-iard Ua-i Colura- at tho Knights.