Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • Page 8

if if 1 1 it it 'it. 'f i it if 1 jr. j'j I i (ft '5 ij In Detent or Nobl tniotlon It Was seen charged with 100 horsepower dnni In Um drawing room at Soldiers' field between Um halvt of tbt Notre Dune Southern Korkna Bpeak I'p Bockn aat and listened, in hla wheel chair. Then Caetuer itepped over and placed hla hand on Knute'a arm, Here he la. fellows, Bock," ild Castner.

"He a the fellow you all turn to no matter what your trouble (. Rock tick, fellowt, but he came over here against tb doctor' orders to be with you. lie couldn stay away because he lovea every one of you. listen to him for a minute." Then epoke and repented, Rockna: "Go on out there, go on out there and play 'em off their feet In the first five minutes. Go on out there end play 'em off their feet in the DII VOI NOW THAT Tony Holm, the Alabsma fullback, chew tobacco and can bit a thin dune at 15 paces.

Southern California lix a contract with Notre Darn which forbid th Irish playing another team In Boutlirrn California, but the Trojans agreed to let the Irish play in Pasadena New Year Jf thrv HMirvd. The University of Mar; land haa ftve basketball centers on herfootball eleven, lour f.f them above six feet one. Tli Intend pat la older than the forward par, Lefty OTJoul holds the record for transconti nental travel he moved four ttrufa between the majors and the eoaM, league. Billy Evan, general manager of th Indians, went to th coaat after th world aerie and th day he returned to Cleveland th city bad a swell oaowetarm. first Uv mlaulm.

Thtf toot llkt Is This "Ifcilonej A reporter to whom the above kc tion wati rriiU'd had his cmumeiH: "Whot an awful lot of baloney that drcwing room stuff 1st Pure aentl 111 m.ul drivel!" Well, stranger, maybe there Is Just a true of bunk about It, but there's another angle that pcrhups you have From emotional, moral mitt Instructive standpoints, the dressing room scene between the halves la ust aa much a purt of life as the death of mother. Her are young men playing the tinrdest game they can play. They ato playing from a numtwr of motives, not the leant of which are loyalty and the ambition to do something they can be proud of. 'Foot ball la a terrific atniBgle there mmt have been momenta In the bat lie when msny of the players doubt ed If they could carry on further. In tlie dressing; room between the lialvci they become actors In a poetic drum of devotion.

Their hero and leader, himself, stricken, urges them on In wordu that Sbukespeare could no have written better for th occasion. The determination to renew the struggle tenfold and to win )f there Is any way In the world to win I theirs. They go out to fight lor victory and an Ideal. They will triumph tor their coach, their scnool and themselves. Doe It hurt young men to allow themselves to bunked that way? Ml IK AT WKESTI.Ea TOMflHT NEW YORK, Nov.

25 (INS) blilkat, recognized heavyweight wrestling cTiamplou of the world, risks his title again tonight when he mceW Occrge Calza, Itailsn hope. In a finis match at the Seventy first regiment armory, Bhikat is heav ily favored to retain his crown. Jack Dempsey Gets Back in Gymnasium For Brief Workout Bu International tir heme CHICAOO, Nov. 25 Jsck Dempsey has put on the gloves again! The former heavyweight champion surprised r'n, followers here yeaterday when he went to a gymnasium, dug tip an old pulr of trunk and laced on the glovet for four rounds of tparring witn gymnasium employes. Th Manassa Mauler maintained a lively (talt throughout the exhibition.

Demp ey made It known vial slgnlflciice. but was done only for ill i tt! 11 at1 11 mjJSJI Many Big Features Due Pitt, Tennessee Jexas Christian, Tulane, Irish and St. Marys Remain in Scramble for National Grid Championship of 1929 Jy ALAN J. GOULD dttocUUtd Prat Iportt MMItr TtfEW YORK, Nov. 25 The college gridiron campaign faces its double barreled climax this week, on Thanksgiving day and Saturday, with every prospect of a senaational fin ish tn the hamnionshin races still unaeciaea.

Thfi fate of nix of the seven major title contenders is in volved. Purdue, champion of the big ten, has double riveted its place in the top group by' finishing the season with a enn and imnress ve ate or eifffir, victories put jriunuurini in the east, Notre Dame in the mid west, Tennessee and Tin lane in the south, Texas Christian in tne souinwesi ana at. Mary's on the Pacific coast, all stake their title aspirations important battles this weeK. None of these team nas tasted oeaung raumwum mm defeat or tie, except St. Mary's, which was held to a scoreless dead lock by California but nevertheless remains as the outstanding team on the Pacific coast so far as the records are concerned, since Stanford's 21 6 defeat of California scrambled the big conference race In the far west.

On Thanksgiving day, Plttsburah will seek to clinch its claim to the eastern championship as well as the bid for national honors by conquering Penn State. In the south, Tennessee will tackle Kentucky and Tulane will oppose Louisiana State to determine perhaps the final South ern conference rating. Nebraska, by defeating Iowa State in another holiday tilt, can clinch the Big Six crown once more. Cagles Last Thrust As All American XTOTRE DAME, on Saturday, will battle the Army at the Yankee stadium In the most colorful fray of the week, an eastern game that overshadows even such attrac tive contests as the Comell Penn and Navy Darlmouth contests, both at Franklin field, Philadelphia. in eight successive games as the cosier machine has swept toward the National peak.

Notre Dame will run Into determined arm; cloven, (caturlng the last season charge of the AU Amerlcan halfback, Red Caffl. Approximately 80,000 spec. renter, who suffered a Iroken leg In victory over, Northwestern, but the Moosiers so far have had the. stuff lo lise to every emrrgency. Army has yet to win a msjor game but if the can' upset Notre Dame, It rili be sufficient balm for all the bad breaks they have had this year.

Harvard Ends Season In Glorious Fashion rpHK southwest expects a sensational, fight for Its conference honors when the Texas Christian Horned Frogs tangle with the eouthcrn Methodist Mustaws Saturday. Tho Progs beat the Baylor Bears Saturday by a margin of 34 to 7 that was more decisive than that registered the week before by 8. M. but there is not much to choo3e between this week's main rivals. On the coast, Bt.

Mary'a must beat Oregon to keep 6t the top of the heap. Southern California, by defeating Washington State, can claim at least a percentage edge In the Pacific Coast conference race. Victory would give the Trojans six triumphs out of seven conference games. Stanford has finished with five out of six and California with four out of five. It wns a stand off so far as the big three was concerned, California losing to Stanford but beating Southern California which had previously trimmed Stanford.

For the second straight year, Harvard has closed an ln and out season by downing IU ancient rival, Yale. The Ells were favorites, on the strength of previous conquests over Brown, the Army, Dartmouth and Princeton, but when it came to the final showdown, the crimson forwards outplayed their blue rivals and Barry Wood gained the verdict over Aible Booth in the battle of sophomore backfleld stars, 10 to 6. Purdue Wins Crown For First Time rpHE Big Ten season has closed with Purdue the tltleholder for the first lime In Western conference history. Illinois, put out of the ace by Northwestern after winning the championship two years In sucees ion, gained the runncrup position 'oy overwhelming Ohio State, 27 to 0. Michigan atoned a poor start by beside conquering Harvard In the Wolverines' last three games.

Chicago fared poorly In the Big Ten but added the lntersectlonal scalp of Washington Saturday to that of Princeton. Detroit unexpectedly was knocked from Us high perch by Oregon Bute's 14 to 7 victory. It was the flit In over two years for the Titans. tiptiiat Msroti'k to Tht Lttutrx IIOUSTON. Nov.

25 Basket bnll practice was1 to start at Hoimton High school today, and In Houston that's one of the big event of the entire year, Basketball lor year has been this Utile city's outstanding sport and championships have been won In clusters. Coacn Duke Hiett faces a difficult task In malntalnUig th pac of past seasons, however, with only on regular back from the last year team. Re Is Eberhard, little forward. In ad cltlon there are three last year sub stitute back, Aldrtcb and Gentry, and Dn i. center.

A squad of uj between 30 and as will report this 'wJr. OdsoU Hiett bellers. margin of one field goal in a scrap with Pleasant Hope, which eventually won the district title. Members of that team have scattered far and wide now, however. Maczuk, the big center, 1 playing with an Independent team In Pittsburgh, Lewis, all conference guard, ha gone to But Teachers BIG TEN CLOSES SEASON'S PLAY Purdue Wins First Championship in 33 Years; Illinois Is Runnerup lly (iKOROK C.

OA MAT I ISB Stat Corrtpnlenl CHICAGO, Nov, 25 A strange stillness surrounds the middle west's football camps today as locker roon attendants suit down the Jerseys and socks In mothballs for another sea ton. The Big Ten race It all over und all over last week a far as the title was concerned. Hard working, hard hitting Purdue has realized a dream cherished for 83 years In winning the title pennant. The only team In the western con Ttooirjow'U'. tut IDMt A TbUWtOtuA)' 19 ference to come through with an unblemished record, the boy from the Wabash river region are claiming recognition as one of the country's most powerful football machines.

Wltnout a doubt Purdue was the beet In the Big Ten. Second place In the conference goes to Illinois, the "championship team" that Just couldn't get going right. The Ililnl clinched second honors Bsturday when they handed Ohio State a 27 to 0 trimming, thew6rst trouncing they have given the Buckeyes sine 1914. Final Big Ten standiug: W. L.

I. Purdue 0 Illinois ....3 I 1 Minnesota 3 rj Northwestern 3 3 Ohio Btale 2 2 1 lows 2 2 2 Chicago ..1 0 Michigan I 3 1 Indiana .1 3 Wisconsin 1 0 ret. 1.000 .750 .600 .900 .500 .500 .380 .250 .250 .200 1 I lii EIGHT MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1929 NOTRE DAME RAMBLERS FACE ARMY SATURDAY! 1 THE SPRINGFIELD LEADER California'' buttle. Tom Ueb, line coach, hid Jubt addressed the South Bend team on a few apparent flawi he had noticed In the tint half. There a an air of expectancy like that I the third act when your hero la about to be run over by the Twentieth Century, aa Paul Caatner, the old Noire Dome punter, atarted to epeak.

"Fellows, I Bin not going to burden you with a speech," he aald. "I hava listened to a lot ol tpeecnea in th dressing room In my time and moat of them didn't mean anything. Im elmply going to ask you few question. "When any of you get Into trouble whom do you go to? When any of you want help whom do you ask to help ynu get It? wnen any 01 you need friend, who Is the guy you turn to?" Great Football Season Will Close This Week; ERS ELEVEN BATTLES DRURY HERE THURSDAY Rolla Team Outweighs the Panthers Considerably; Officials Announced TTERY little scrimmage and a lot of work on signal play Is the pro gram outlined thl week for the Drury college Panthers In drilling for th Thanksgiving claaslo with Rolls 's Minn her. Th Panther had an open date last week and It was th nicest kind of a tonlo for th ailing athletes.

Everybody but Captain Bull Bowman, fullback, will be in excellent condition by Thursday, Coach Albert L. Welaer said today. Bowman la still limping around and may not start, but he will be able to play If needed. Welaer said. Joe Rump the Referee Murwyn Mason ha been filling In for Bowman for several week and has become more than a substitute now.

He beoom a very definite part or th Drury backfleld and his play haa been very satisfactory. Ma son's specialty Is llne plunglng. Jo Ramp, Springfield's widely known official, will referee th game, was announced today. Tbumser will be umpire and Murphy head (Continued on Following rage) HOUSTON HIGH CAGE PRACTICE ON TODAY Only One Regular Back From Last Year's Championship Team; Coach Hiett Sends All conterence uuara to State Teachers College Here college in Springfield, and the others hav altogether. Coach Hiett It endeavoring to schedule nonconlrrenc gamea lor December.

Any strong teams Interested are requested to communicate with him here. Houston opens Its 8. 0. A. schedule on January 17 with Mountain Drove here.

DRURY'S CAGERS OPEN NEXT WEEK i em bard and fafc Com on, by 'cBgto match nil individual passing! the South Central association ebam rlVQ BOyS anfJ NVe UlNS ft! nd running powers against the pionship in great race, and in th. Pnmnpfp in Annual Teams Compete in Annual um. j. district tournament at epnngrieio Wt TrTh. csinia The xlera wlU bo h.ndicapped dine for a touchdown.

Thon Carldeo by the Osence of their riling coach, "ticKcd the point thm won the game, Knute Rockne, as well as by the loss of Tim Moynihan, dynamic Intramural Play Intramural biuskctbnll piny at Diury college starts nrxt week with four fraternities and Independents compel Ing. It was announced today by Coach Albert L. Welscr. It will be the first event on the Intramural schedule for the boys, but the girls already have gone through a volleyball schedule and are ready to embark on a basketball program how. A playing schedule will bo drawn up early next week.

Welser said. The teams competing In the boys' Intramural are Sigma Nu, Thctu Kappa Nil, Independents, Delta Gamma Chi and Kappa Alpha. For the girls, the Delta Delta, Zeta Tail Alpha. Pi Beta Fhl, Tau Kappa Gumma and Independents are the couictlng teams. The Intramural championship Is not awarded until next spring and then It la given on a point system, with a number of points awarded In each sport.

In this wny a team finishing second In all the sports could beat out a team winning twice and finishing far down In the running In the other tports. Marsters Retains Scoring Laurels; McEver Is Second Bu Tht AuKiotud Prat His closest rival, Gene McEver of Tennessee, held Idle until Thanksgiving day, Al Marsters remain at th top ot th heap In the race for national football Individual scoring honors. Although the Dartmouth star has not played lor three weeks and will not play again thl the 108 point he scored In his first six games remain as a goal for others to shoot at. McEver, with B7 point now, may surpass it when Tennessee meets Kentucky on Thursday. These two head the list In the Associated Press compilation of leading scorers In the eight major groups of conferences In th country.

Worthy of mention, however. Is Ruy Novotny, Ashland, Ohio, halfback, who finished his season a week ago Friday with a grand total of 103 point. The sectional leaden: and Coll Cf.Tn.rt.FO.T. tail Mar, Dartmouth IS VI ins Hoath MrEver, Trnnefaee ....7 IS I A 7 rac. Sthwarti, Vtaih.

Kt 14 K4 Sw. Uland. Trx. 9 IS IS Mlnearl Val Klnr, Drake. IS SI) Rocky ML Clark.

Col. Col I II Bi Trn Bariherta, Northmt. BU Tra Pharmer. Mlnneaota. AS His Sli Baoach, Kaniaa 4 21 nif Rlx Warrrn.

Oklahoma. ..7 4 21 Bit Sll Cot. Kaniaa 1 4 XI OUT OF TAX A combined water wagon, temporary ambulance and flrst ald station to be used at football games was presented to Ohio State university Guy Bowman, loyal fan, as a reward to the team tor defeating Michigan two yean In a row. Jimmy Pay ton Goes To Pueblo As Boss For Coming Season Jimmy Dayton, manager at Topek last year, baa been selected to lead the Pueblo club of th Western leagn In 1030, It was learned today. Peyton, a veteran of th Southwestern leagu and Western association, led the Independence Producers to a Y.

A. pennant In th second half race In 1028, lost out to Joplln In th playoff. While th Western association Payton was known aa a fiery manager and was ejected from the park a number of times. Since going to the Western league has calmed down a bit. Patyon and Charles W.

Lee, presi dent and owner or the Pueblo club. will attend the national association meeting In Chattanooga torly In De cember. TWO VETS BACK FOR BLUE JAYS' CAGE SQUADRON Heer and Edmonds the Only Regulars Held Over; Three Subs Return Greenwood High school's Blue Jays, football champion of the Little Ten conference, turn to basketball after Thanksgiving holidays. Edmonds Coach Herbert (Speedy) Collins announced today. The Greenwood athletes, in other words, will have a week of rest and plenty of It "They deserve It," Collins opined today.

And so they do. The Jays this fall a (rounccd MMuy Qolden City. Dadevllle, and Walnut Grove, and Lockwood held to a scoreless tic. It was the snappiest little team In the conference and all but four of the players will be back again next fall. The annual football banquet will be held In th near future, the date yet to bo set, and letter will be awarded the captain for 1030 elected.

Abe Taylor, quarterback, was captain this year. Two or three games will be sched uled" out of the conference before Christmas, Collins said today. Tho Jays open their Little Ten conference on January 11, playing at Bolivar. The conference teams interrupt their schedule February 21 lor the annual stibdlstrlct tournament, the latter part ot February. The winner and runnerup In this arc eligible to play In the district tourn anient Teachc The Little Ittle teams in Lockw nual tourney late In February.

regulars from lust year. Heer, forward, and' Edmonds, guard, are buck at Greenwood this rs college, 6 Ten I also play ood'san Tj S3t Kp Heer year. In addition, Taylor, forward, McCartney, guard, and Babb, guard, whCLplayed substitute rules In 1928 29, arc buck. Couch Collins will have about 20 or 25 players to report next Greenwood heretofore has played In the Greene County league. 'Wil lard won the championship last year, beating out Greenwood by two games.

The two years before that the Jays were champions. 3 Elevens Leading With Nine Straight Victories to Date lv Tlie itv.n(oItl Prmt Winding up its season on Friday Willi a 33 0 victory over Wittenberg, Ohio university, champions of the Buckeye Intercollegiate Athletic association, maintained Its technical lead In the standings of tho nation's undefcutnd football teams. With nine successive victories and no tics, a record shared only with Texas Christian and Western Maryland, Ohio university wound up it season With a grand total ot 308 points scored, the only team In the country to pas the 300 mork at the present time, although several mey surpass It before the season closet. Defensively, St. Mary' of California leads with an uncrossed goat line.

The unbeaten list has dwindled to IS teams, according to an Associated Press compilation. The list follows: PH. rs. Colleso Won Tied For Agst. Ohio nlrertltr SIM IS TVicaf Chrlilla'n 317.

Weatern Maryland 0 I III III Tennraaot S7S 13 Tolane S.Vt Aft Plttihura 0 Notre Oamo IM Parclao la) Utah 0 IK Stetion ni in navli and Etklna 7 1 31 OuqDMne 1 11? is St. Mary'a, California, 1 I 107 I lis ForSham 3 Sosthera Metbodltl. 1st St Zwilling Again Manager Of Kansas City Champs By The AttotUUtt Pntt KANSAS CITY, Nov. 25 Edward (Dutch) Zwilling, who led the Kansas City Blues to the American association championship last year and later to victory over the Buffalo Red Wings in the little world series, will guide the Blues again next season. George Muehlebach, president of the club, announced Zwilling has signed a two year contract.

In the three years since he came here from Lincoln, the diminutive manager has placed his team second, fourth and first in the association. Washington, St. Louis To Clash Next Thursday BY WILUI C. PEI.BHON liot lalts Prut frttir i DE3 MOINES. Nov.

35 On of 'th middle west' oldest football aggregations the pioneers of Ortnnell college this week sets forth In tt) ef fort to close It most successful grid Iron campaign. Its final game llnds It pitted against the Crelghton Blue Jay at Omaha In a game, which, If won, will nsble them lo el'M Die Missouri Valley conference schedule without defeat. It matter little to Orlmvell that Drake week aco clinched Its claims to a successive title by defeating Oklahoma A. and Washlngto.i and Crelghton and tying the Pioneers at 8 all. Nor, do they dispute Drake's claim to fame by reason ot the brilliant scoring efforts of Its flashy I young quarterback.

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Nebraska. Th Nebraskans tre undefeated In the circuit and will cinch their second consecutive Big Blx title If they only tl the lowans. Should Iowa Stat win. th confer, sue rac might nd In three ways: I. Missouri could wfn by beatlni Oklahoma Thanksgiving.

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