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AUSTIN AMERICAN, AUSTIN, TEXAS, SUNDAY DECEMBER 4, 1921., rpn rpnn niSiZS M-MEM mmJ l.i.i.l LtJ iiirij IwkJ Lj( Lai Vm' 4 fly J. If' rw wf V. Macomber Slater Brcwn St em Carney Kedc Devine AUrich Owen At -I i 4 i 'mini, ELEVEN First Team Position Second Team BEARS OUTPLAY IISSISSIPPIANS And on the, OtherHand- FIREPROOF GYM TO BE ERECTED FOR PIRATES LATER SEASON FOR FOOTBALL IS ADVOCATED By Roy dcombr. later. Iowa Jrown, Harvard itain, Pittsburg 'arnty, Annapolis stek, ily, Notra Dams )evina, Iowa 'villinoer.

Pann State. Xldrich, Yale wen, Harvard End Nebraska Tackle McGuire, Chicago Guard H. Anderson, Notra Dame Canter Princeton Guard- Yale Tackle Ohio State End E. Anderson, Notra Dame Quarterback MeMillin, Centre Halfback Corneil Halfback California Fullback Pittsburg PRINCETON COACH HAS PECULIAR SYSTEM i 11 TOST coaches, in selecting; a player, to receive forward passes, look on the athlete who is fleet of foot with most favor. Coach Bill Roper of Princeton has "been one of the few exceptions to the rule, tl so happens that Gilroy, who has received most of the long forward passes attempted by Princeton, Is far from being a fast man.

This fact has often been commented on. Tho only solution ever rffered that met with any favor, was that Roper, figuring his fast men would always be Covered, took a clfance on Gilroy, who, because of his baseball experience, was a sure receiver. Gilroy, however, failed to live up to his reputation In the Yale gvm Iropping three passes. By BILLY EVANS ICKING an All-America football team is purely a matter of personal opinion. Often there are three or four players so nearly equal, that it is oracticallv imnossihta tr rfetarminn Special to America.

GEORGETOWN, Texas, Dee. 8. Out of the ashes of Southwestern university's gymnasium which was destroyed by firo Friday will rise a better and permanent gymnasium if plans made by the executive board of the university at a meeting this morning are carried out. A fireproof building with modern -equipment, all costing approximately 375,000, Is planned to ba constructed on a new athletic field, and work will start as soon as necessary arrangements can be made. It will be located north of tho main building aid west of Mood hall, on the university campus.

Funds for the building are to be obtained from present students, alumni, friends of tho university and citizens of Georgeotwn. A mass meeting of citizens is to be held in Georgetown Monday night to consider the matetr. Twelve hunters got killed the-first day of the rabbit season. Not enough NO HUNTING" signs hanging around. The trouble with the modern prize ring is that there is too much room to run around in it.

Bicycle racers are tuning up. Not much1 talk about, but thought wed mention it. Somebody might like it. Aim a little mitten, biff, how, He's a little has been now. The caddie gets all the fun outta golf.

"And the wife gets all the Some girls are wearing their dresses so short that you can see their elbows. Zowie, Zam and Also Bam! The gridiron season slipped away and one guy, full of vim, licmarked, "I'll train In basketball to keep In football trim." But shucks, he got a busted arm; his tyes went black and blue, In every scrimmage ho was in the center of the crew. 8o hn decided, after they had nearly knocked him dead, That he should train in footbull to play basketball instead. Chicago Is going to see the Jeffries-Johnson films. Wonder it they've seen the old wood cuts of Sullivan? Harvard has engaged 1.000 helpers for the Yale game.

"Ring round a rosey, pocket full of KYE." Buff only held the bantam championship for a few days and then ups and defends it. If It isn't one extreme It is another. Played a little poker, now the game is done. Never won a single cent, but h.idda lotta fun. The rumor that Johnny Buff will fight Jack Dempsey has not been verified.

It is just as hard to find a two-dollar golf ball as it is a torty- dch player is the best. EVANS Some player him. On may others, he is most In 1921, the to reach, Tenn of Centre Seldom such great in every Devine striking qualification of a certain may cause a great many to pick the other hand another player appeal just as strongly to as many for some feature of play at which proficient. selecting an AllAmerica team for most difficult thing for me was a decision between Killinger of State, Devine of Iowa and MeMillin for the position of quarterback. has any season produced three field generals, all of them skilled department of the game.

Quarterback. of Iowa stands out as one of the geartest players the Cam ha nv.nr rent one. duced. east or west. Coach Howard Jones of Iowa, the former Yale star, of Devine: "I would be willing, to go back twenty rs on any All-America team and place Devine at guar- Today's Sport Angle Considerable criticism has been made annually concerning the close of the Southwestern football season with Thanksgiving day.

Argument advanced la that football weather does not really commence until about the middle of November and that the season should not close until at least December 10 or later. Texas seems to be the victim of the weather when it comes to foot ball, whereas Texas college baseball Is probably by far superior to the brand of diamond stuff displayed in the north and east. But Southwestern football cannot hold a candle to the Big Ten or eastern games. T. C.

U. authorities at Kort Worth will make an effort to remedy the situation when the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic association meets this month. The move suggested is to open the football season approximately two weeks later and close the season about the middle of December. The T. I.

A. A. is a league of smaller Texas colleges and universities and has Rice institute as its chief member. The chief benefits expected from the proposed move are a speedier class of football because of snappier weather later in the fall, and also abolition of discrimination between players who cannot attend early season training camps and those who can. The opening of training season would be set at October 1.

W. J. ELEVEN DOWN DETROIT DETROIT, Bee. 3. Uncovering speed and consistent driving power, Washington and Jefferson's football team defeated the University of Detroit.

14 to 2, today, and kept its string- of victories unbroken for the season. It was the first time this year that Detroit has been beaten Washington and Jefferson scored a touchdown in the first three minutes of play. In the second period Erickson dodged through a broken field for a 53-yard run and a touchdown. Detroit's safety was scored in the second period, when Brenkcrt recovered a fumbled forward pass behind his own goal line and was downed by Captain Ellis. Southwestern to Play All Games Off Home Court Sptcist to Amrricsn.

GEORGETOWN, Texas, Dec. 3-Coach W. J. Gardner announced today that he would arrange to play all of Southwestern university's basketball games away from home this season as a result of the burning of the gymnasium here Friday night. With seven letter men back in school this year, prospects were encouraging, but since practice must be held out of doors and games played on indoor courts the Pirates will be handicapped considerably.

Texas Farmers Cancel Contest At Stillwater Associated Pre. STILLWATER, Dec 3. Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College has forfeited the football game scheduled here on October 28, 1922, with the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College. It became' known here today. Although a contract was signed lost year for the game, the Texans claimed that the trip to Stillwater, in addition to other away from home games, would cause the players to exceed their absence limit for the season, and proposed Instead that the game be played at College Station, Texas, and another there Che following year.

This the Oklahoma Farmers declined and later accepted the Texas Aggies' forfeit of i300. FOOTBALL RESULTS At Dallas: Baylor 24, Mississippi College 0. At Lincoln, Wetleyan 17, Wayne 3. At Detroit: Washington and Jefferson 14, University of Detroit 2. At Pasadena: Washington State College 7, University of Southern California 28.

At Seattle: Penn State 21, University of Washington 7. At New Orleans: Alabama 14, Tulane 7. At Starkville: L. S. U.

17, Mississippi 14. North Carolina University 14, Florida 0. At Baltimore: Quantico Marines 20, Third Army Corps 0. SIGNS NEW UMPIRES. President Heydler of the National league announces that at least two and probably three new umpires will get a chance next year.

However, it is a pretty good bet that Hank O'Day and Bob -Emslie will again he on the Job, despite the fact that they are both around the 60 mark. B0ETTCHER LEADS OWLS HOUSTON, Texas. Dec 3. Fred Boettcher, fullback for two seasons on the Rice football team, was elected captain of the Owl squad for 1922 tonight. Offering in this sale Grove FATE OF HEINE GROH IS STILL IN DOUBT Where will Heine Groh, third sacker of tho Cincinnati Reds, play next year? Groh has already answered the question as far as Cincinnati is concerned.

When Judge Landis ordered Groh to report to Cincinnati and finish the season of 11)21, Groh said he would finish, but never start another. It is stated on good authority that he would have been a member of the Giants last year had not Judge Landis said be must play In Cincinnati or nowhere. McGraw was ready to take him over. In fact, McGraw's readiness to meet Groh's demands is said to be one reason why ho held out so long on reporting to Cincinnati. Now that McGraw is the manager of the world champions, he says Groh is not needed.

That sounds like the bunk. He will probably be with the Giants next year. On the other hand, it is said that Pittsburg is anxious to secure the crack third Backer and that Barney is ready to offer some of his stars, who are in bad favor in the Smoky City, for Grob. Conference May Put Quietus On Post-Year Tilts Definite action on the matter of Texas post season football games promises to be taken at the Dallas meeting of the Southwest conference next Thursday. The ruling which will be proposed by the University of Texas is that football games after Thanksgiving day be prohibited, and from all indications the general sentiment in conference circles is that the ruling will be passed.

Very few post season games are being played in any of the conferences over the country. The University of California Is having a desperate time getting an opponent for the annual Pasadena tournament. Cornell has definitely refused to go west, saying that the next game will be with mid-year exams. It is said that the University of Iowa wanted the California game, but that the -Big Ten refused to sanction the game. Last year Ohio tate presented Its case on the grounds that the Pasadena trip was to be made for stirring up west coast alumni into supporting tho drive for Ohio's stadium.

Year before lust Harvard journeyed west to dispell the growing belief that every Harvard man carried a cane and was a "Haw-vad" man. But sentiment everywhere is down on post season games, recognizing such games aa a starter toward professionalising amateur sports and making the universities little more than clubs in professional football leagues. Even Notre Dame has refused a western trip. Penn Slate's game with Washington at Seattle on Saturday is not a post season game, and was arranged for before the season opened by Coach Bexdek as a reward for his players after their severe schedule of eight hard first string games. An Opportunity To Gat Personal Information on the Great MEXIA Oil Field Investors take advantage of this offer.

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DALLAS, Dec. I. The Baylor Beara cleanly outplayed the Miauls, aippl College eleven today, winning 24 to 0. The Texaa team outweighed Ha rivals and displayed more Initiative and resourcefulness. Breaks of the game aiso favored the Texana.

The tricky Bear offense counted three touchdowns and one field goal. Wesley Bradshaw, Baylor's A1I-Southwesicrn quarter, directed his team with excellent Judgment and matched his head work with fine of fensive play. His end runs and punt returns sparkled throughout the game. Ho counted a touchdown, besides booting a field goal. The other two Baylor scores were made by Williamson and Butler.

Weathers kicked goal a trio of times. Captain Hale of the Choc-taws was the chief ground gainer for his team. He also starred on the defense and hia punting was the best seen in Dallas this year. He was ably supported by Sheffield at Center, W. O.

Stuart at tackle and Everett at guard. I.ine-up: Baylor, Mississippi Butler Bailey End Carnes Austin End Blailock J. F. Stuart Tackle Williamson W. G.

Stuart, Tackle Weathera Everett Guard I Anderson Fortenberry i Guard I Kirk Sheffield Center Bradihaw Hamilton Quarter Strickland Hale Halfback Pittmsn White Halfback Tanner Keith Fullback Score by periods: Miasissippi 0 0 0 0 0 Baylor 0 10 0 1424 Scoring: Touchdowns, Bradshaw, Williamson, Butler; goal from touchdown, Weathers field gosl, Bradshaw. Time of periods. 15 minutes. Officials: Cawthon (Southwestern), referee; Utay (Texas A. oV umpire; Garrity (Texas A.

head linesman. PENN STATE WINNER OVER WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY AuorUtM rrns. SEATTLE, Dec. Penn State's Hons fought their way to a It to 7 Atctory over the University of Washington Sun Dodgers today In a game that was hard fought In every one of the four periods. Penn State scored touchdowns in each of the first three periods.

Baylor Schedule For 1922 Heaw Baylor university In 1923 will undertake the strongest schedule In the history of tho school, and with practically every man of the eleven back In school, the Hears bid fair to make a record. Following Is the schedule: Sept. 10. Denton Normal at Waco. Oct 7 Simmons college at Waco.

Oct. 14. Klce Institute at Houston. Oct 21 Arkansas university, Waco or Dallas. Oct 28 S.

M. TJ. at Waco. Nov. 4 Texas A.

and Waco. Nov. 11. Boston college at Boston. Nov.

17. Oklahoma A. and M. at Waco. Thanksgiving day.

University of Southern California, Los Angeles, or Tulnne, New Orleans. The Thanksgiving dav battlo la still pending, and may not be played with either of the two above-named elevens, though each has offered the Hears tho game. Ono thing concerning the contest is def. lnite. It will not bo held in Waco.

An offer has also been made from the University of Detroit and Coach Bridges also 1ms It under consider ation. The El Paso Chamber of Commerce has Invited the Bears to tho border city to meet the Texas School of Mines, or tho University of Arlsona on Turkey day. while Shu Antonio hns also made Coach Bridges a proposition for a gnme In the Alamo City between Baylor and some good team. At tho present time, however, tho University of Southern California offer appeals strongly to fridges. It has not yet been definitely de-tided whether to pluy the University of Arkansas in Dallas, the last day ot the Dallas fair, or in Waco the first day of the Waco Cotton Palace.

If the fair board makes the Baylor authorities tho right kind of proposition tho game will be car-tied to Dallas, otherwise, It will be staged in Waco. Arkansas has agreed to either place. On Nov. 4, the Bears meet th Aggies in annual conflict at Cotton Palace park, and following this highly important battle, which may determine a conference champion, the Baylotites go to Boston for tho gamo, seven das later with Boston college at Braves' field. Six days latnr will find the Bears buck at Corroll field, engaging the strong Oklahoma A.

and M. aggregation. MAY BAR FRESHMEN. Brown university is seriously considering the acceptance of tho one-year freshman rule. Practically every major colleg.i and university in the country observes the rule.

Kor years the enrollment at Brown did not exceed 1)00. which made the freshmen rule impractical If Brown hoped to make a good showing. This year tho enrollment has reached 1300. An investigation of the fire of Friday night, which entailed a loss of $10,000 including the gymnasium and all athletic equipment of the institution except the new blankets awarded Pirate football players, has begun, and It is said the blaze was undoubtedly of Incendiary origin. Boys asleep in the building said they were awakened by a dog and found a fire built against the south wall of the gymnasium.

Students Attack Referee When He Rules Out Score NEW ORLEANS. Dec. S. An attack en Refeee Finley by spectators and students of Tulane University came at the end of tho post-season football game between the Unlver-sityjof Alabama and Tulane, which Alabama won 14 to 7 here this, afternoon. The attack resulted when Finley" ruled that a 50-yard forward pass and touchdown was lllegel, as he had blown the whistle for time on the period.

All newspaper men at the gome agreed that the ball was in play when whistle blew, but Referee Finley ruled otherwise and had to be escorted from the field by 12 policemen. PLAN THREE STADIUMS. Columbia university, which has been having a rather disastrous season in football, is In no way discouraged. The university plans to do big things in an athletic way in the future. Plans for three stadiums have been drawn for Columbia's new 26-acre athletic field.

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rti hiRhrr than either rmy MrCovrrn or Walter K-k-11." ral liUnirer la tha of th east, the (rrcatrxt rnn-r of the year. He has i (he bit noi In the auo-pKM of Itn 8 lata. eMillina iert ability Is too I known to nd much rom- Hi- tftft brut defensiv itTlwk In th itam. A hard h-r n1 a jilayrr who awmii prut the ptaya, and always ho proper upot. HALFBACKS first thought wan to place sn quttrtpr ant! ui Kil- at one half and MMlllln ht otht-r.

In mmtnrn football la only ft Very allcht differ-Iwfween thn (tuartvrback and bark position. i romtjlnatlon tiouUl have me a great (itiarterbftck In tie Since, KillinKer had ul-n played halfViark until this he would 'f perfectly at Tht would have riven the greateat running; back of pear. MeMillin. who la ratel the heat drfennlve quarter. Id have supplied me with it rtefenaive Itack In addition tillin la as good on the of-ive.

uly the a-reat work of Captain kb of Yale raum-d me to ahifi plana. AMrich hna heen the np hnlflack of th east. He moot remarkable player, la reully no way of keeping Off tha team. That fact alone me to shift MeMillin to KH-onJ team. FULLBACK me rrltlcs nilnht have objected he of three quarterbacks hackfleUt.

In order to have some authority for such a al change, 1 dlacuaaed the iblllty with Coach ltorkne of Uame. ocn of the greateKt all mentors. Here la how ho eii the suggestion: think It la entln'ly proper hlft Killinger and McMltlln i halflmt'k positions. In fact ry hiKicsl thing to do, since of theao men are such wun-tl performers, that It would be tr to leave them out. In rn football there la very indifference between a halfback quarterback." Meet the Oldest "ATE COLIJEOE.

Dec 2 the oldest football rooter In ivlty. Is Andy Lytic, retired farmer, has spent his entire life thus his farm adjacent to Bute se. Andy la 5 years of age is atlll going strong, ways an ardent football fan, started to follow the fortunes Perm State eleven back In thirty-four years ago. when only trip waa to Lewlsburg. miles away, where Bucknell played.

He ha mode nearly ie trips Jlnce that time, reach-he pinnacle In 1912. when he led over 6000 miles In following team. Trips to Cambridge, York and Philadelphia havo dy been made this fall by the an rooter and ho Invariably luck to the team. MEXIA NEWSPAPER Bpwisl Asurlcsn. OCIA.

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all of of of In for praise At fullback I have placed Owen of llarvurif i. the year at that position. lie Tin punt, drop kick, throw the forward pass, and one of tbe bert line crackers In the hiatoi-y or the game. He la the Ideal type modern hack. Macomber of Harvard Is the best end In the ast nd wins ot of the pcmitlona.

was tempted to pce Anderson and Kiley of Notre Dame at the ends bt Macomber Is so good he can not be overlooked. There Is very little to choose between Anderson and Kiley. The latter showed to the Lest advantage In the east and to my way of thinking has a slight edge. He 1 a wonder at picking a forward pas out of the air. Cosnh Kockna of Notre Dame ays of his two men: "I realty have no choice between the two rt'pard them as the two best ends the country.

The fact that Anderson was a wonderful ca)-taln, might cause mo to select him. If was picking a team." TACKLES filater of Iowa, teh best tackle the west, get one position, while the other goes to Keck of Princeton. There are some who are going to weaken on Keck this year, but not me. He played a wonderful game against Harvard. Against Yale, although badly crippled, ho was a star for two periods, when he was forced to leave the game.

Hob Maxwell, one of the country's leading officials, says of Keck: "I have seen most of the good ones this year, and Keck timiucMtionuhly the best lit these, parts. No tackle. In the. game plays the position more Intelligently, arid Mo to hack It up with equal physical power and courage." GUARDS Brown of Harvard stands out as 4he best guard. He was at bis best in the big games, and Was real factor in Harvard's win over Ya-Ie.

Ilia work in the llni that game was unsurpassed. Carney of Annapolis geta the othur guard. CENTER Stetn of l'lltsburg continues to the very big center In the game, llo la big, yet very fast, fine man on defense. Ho la over the field and gets more tackles than any other man on lus team. Cheer Leader W.

J. Eleven Is Team With Record Aa far as record go Washington and Jefferson, Lafayette and Cor nell have the best claims for the eastern football championship. Im-fayette's claim, however, ha been protested. It Is stated that the Juuron school played ineligible men during the post season Pnnn State played tho hardest schedule of any the leading teams of the east and niust be given some consideration, despite tho fact that the Lions have had two deadlocks to mark their record. Had Besdck's club won from Pittsburg it would have been recognized as the leading team the east.

In the middle west Iowa State won the undisputed championship the middle west ond Nebraska the Missouri valley, In the far west California has won the title, while. Centre reigns supreme In tho south. In the southwest the Texas Aggies can do a lot of claiming. Of all these California and Iowa seem to bo the class of tho field, with Cornell still an unknown quantity when compared to teams of other sections of tho country. SOX IN TEXAS GAMES CHICAOO.

Dec. 3. Tho Chicago White Sox today announced dates 14 pre-snason games the New Y'ork Giants next spring. The games will bo played in Texas, Tennessee, Vlrglmt and nt the Polo Cirnunds. The schedule includes: March 11, 12, IS, 19, San Antonio-March Z5, 2li.

Dallas; March 27, 28. In doping out the possible winners in a running race, tne experts base their predictions largely. on the form that the horses have shown In previous starts, under certain conditions. In baseball" form amounts to little or nothing, as far as the individual performer is concerned. Of course, certain teams often stand out as the class of the league.

These teams figure to win a majority of games against any kind of opposition and In figuring a team's chances to win, the pitching selection must always be given some consideration Very often pitchers considered the class of the league. Invariably find it difficult to beat some tail-end team. Kor example, we wHl tako the case of Dick Kerr of Chicago. Pitted against the New York club, winner of the American league pennant, Kerr was a bear. Tho Yankees were beaten almost as soon.as he stepped into the box.

Now the Washington club wasn't nearly as hard a hitting aggregation as the Y'ankecs, yet Kerr always had his troubles against tho Nationals. As a matter of fact, Dick was lucky to finish a game. Shocker of the St. Louis club Is one of the greatest pitchers In the game. Against most any club in tho American league except Detroit, Shocker was always favored to win.

In the last four years he has beaten Detroit only once. Little Acosta of the Washington club is a great relief pitcher because of his rather different style. Ho la, against most clubs, not Chicago. Whenever he has started against the White Sox. Griffith has always feared for his inflolders.

All of which is difficult of explanation. It merely proves that form doesn't count for much in baseball. B. Track Prospects At Rice Bridit The track protests at Rice Institute for "are bright Indeed. With practically a veteran team on hand, including Preacher Llndsey, Houston newspapers are again claiming a championship for the feathered tribe.

Alexander, tackle on, the football team, and star weight man, has been elected captain of the cinder artists. In the sprints the Owls will have Lindsey, (loss and Metje though the injury- to the latter suffered during the past football season may hamper him on track. McOce is also a good hurdler. Kddie Dyer, who won tho conference championship in the broad jump lust year, will probably ha out for the track team, and should be better this year, as was the first season in which he has endeavored to do track work, lie may go out for the hurdles this year, according to word from Houston, (loss, a sprinter of note, will also be on hand, and Swartu, of the 1920 footbull team, will also be eligible for the track team. Coleman and Tisdale will go out for the middle distances, while several newcomers will carry the blue and gray standard in the mtlo and two-mile races.

Deprato, leading vault-er of tho conference, is back, and Hinklcy, a freshman of last year, is said to have bettered tho conference broad Jump record on several occasions. With little hope for a basketball or baseball championship. Rice will no doubt concentrate' on track, and tho Owls promise to make trouble for otlicr conference contenders in this line in li22. UIIKE TO MEET MIKE. Awoctstfd Prcsi.

8T. PAUL, Woe. 3. Miko Gibbons and Miko O'Dowd, St. Paul middlowplghts, will box a lOrround no-decision bout here December IB.

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