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WW Cnj) tout aiiil LI Believe It or Not By Ripley On request, sent with stamped, addressed envelope, Mr. Ripley will furnish proof of anything depicted "by him. FIRST co.uiPT.ofr. cc TUESDAY SAN FRANCISCO. DECEMBER 31.

1929 TUESDAY 15 151 'Three Faces East' GREAT STARS WILL PERFORM IN FINAL BIG BAER KAYOES TONY FUENTES IN FIRST ROUND Get acquainted with these "maps." From top to bottom: GENTLE "BRONK" NAGURSKI, Minnesota power performer with educated hands is an AH-American tackle, but will play guard and fullback for the East tomorrow. JOHNNY COX, Colgate pivot man, one of the best east of the Mississippi, is expected to open at center against the West at Kezar Stadium. DEB SECRIST, star flankman of Washington and Jefferson, great pass receiver and excellent tackle worker, performs also for the team under Coaches Kerr and Hanley. SHOW 11 GRIDIRON 'l -4 lZkZHi viz I tB9W -iK liM RUSSELL JV sake Mia UKBTR. kt If University of COH 3 SUCCESSIVE SATURDAYS) RAN BACK KlCKOFF 05 YDS FOR A TOUCHDOWN ACAISST NOTRE DAME Hoy.

23 RAH BACK PUNT 65 YDS FOR A TOUCHDOWN AGAIN! ST IDAHO NOV. 30 RAN BACK PUNT 42 YDS iF 15 IS NOT 15 AND 15 MOT NOT 5 KOT IS IS MOT 5 'AND IS IS NOT IT IS KOT IrtE ABOVE SENTENCE WILL MAKE GOO!) SENSE IF PROPERLY PUNCTUATED. NOT fcjiwikate. Inc, Great Britain right ruervcd. mm 'P's'" ft" 1929.

King Future FOR A TOUCHDOWN A AGAINST WASn.5lAl fleett he commanded wtrt Passing Pitted Against Visitors' Power; Locey Plans Use of Two Complete Lineups in Play By WILLIAM LEISER EAST AXD WEST, presenting; on opposite sides of the scrimmage line leading performers from almost every important gridiroti center in the- United States, ring down the football curtain in San Francisco tomorrow. Jf. after Smallin? with Stanford against Army, Muller with the Cards against the Bears. Arbelbjde with the Trojans against Stanford, Lom with the Reirs against Southern California, Hufford with Washington against California, and Simaa with St. Mary's against Oregon, there is anything left to be shown in this 1929 football season, the Ail-Stars should show It at Kezar Stsdlum.

There Is much left. Where erse, and how, will the gridiron follower in one game have the chance to set Sleight, the Purdue AU-Amerlcan tackle; Cannon, the Notre Dame All-American guard; Nagurskl, thn Minnesota All-American all 'round lineman, and Glassgow. the Iowa All-American halfback, on one and the same football team? Or Hunting, the gieat punter of Goniasa, against Peters. Illinois' sensational drop kicker, booting against eaca other on the same turfed field? Richards, Nebraska's super ppa star: Sch wars, California lii guar I without a bad day to Ms (lis. credit this season; Clark, shifting; bckfield ace of Colorado College, Tickets on Sale Tickets for the Shrine game will be on sale until 11 o'clock tonight at ths Msnx Hotel.

It wss also announced thst the ticket offices at Keiar Stadium will open at 9 a. m. tomorrow, whom some believe the greatest on the gridiron; Ackerman, St. Mary a all American tackle, and many more, all are together with the West, in such a tenra as tills section has never before recruited, even for this unique series. LIGHT WORKOUTS.

Workouts st St. Msry's, where Porcy Locey trains the West, and at Stanford, where Andy Kerr of Colgate and Dick Hanley of Northwestern, are in chsroe of the East, were light yesterday. Lineups were not announced. It became spparent that Locey in-tends to work the western quH as 22 alternating players, with no fixed lineup of eleven men, Locey, in other words, plans a 22 man lineup to meet the East tomorrow, Coaches Hanley and Kerr like, wise announce no lineup, bf-t eeversi Injuries, and the necessity of concentrating on power st the ace asrainsi the West, have forced them to tend more definitely to a starting team. That team, as In.

dicated In workouts yesterday. likely be the one printed yesterday, with P'oma, Dartmouth, and Tanner, Minnesota, at rnds; Twomey, Notre Dame, and Sleight. Purdue, tackles; Cannon, Notre Dame, Gordon, Illinois', guards: Cox. Cd-gtte, centr- Iowa, rj Frazil, Detroit. balftscks.

ail Nasurskl. M-nnesota. full. Fastern cripples have recover 1, all except Dowler of a thundering good halfback, who will be available probably for short t-rie duyr only. But Mooney.

Ceort-town guard; Calderwood. No? i western fullback, and BrssU, fast Detroit half, who Incurred fin-1? Injuries in early workouts. It la said will all be ready to work. NAGURSKI FULLBACK. Recovery of the crippled, he, ever, doesn't at this late dte change Eastern plant to use Bit Bronk Nsgurski at fullback rsthee than in the line, with Gordon Illinois shifted to guard.

Bronk, at a straight power smasher insde the tackles, appiart one of the best. Not much en tide ttepping or thiftinets. this Nagurtki. but hesvy with the power, and fairly fast starting. With Frazil, rated, like Hunt.

Ing of Gon.aga, one cf the best in football in sjite cf lac' of.Al American rating, at ore-half, and liUssgow. Iowa ace performer at the other, Nasurskl wi.l an-; he'p. Peters, the Illinois flel-d general who) will call the flays, pis, carry the ball, snd drvp Mek. 1 'i to be another ace the All Am Tlcan Iirt team seWtors fortrot. The East will pass, and use n.u?! (Continued en Page 17, Column 2- ht only hit turnamt mat Paul.

In later lift he added tht nam Jonet without authorisation. Though ht reiided in Amtriea for tomt timt, ht wai never naturalised at cititen of tht United Stattt. Explanation of Believe It or Not cartoon of ytiterdayt JOHN PAUL JONES' SAME WAS NOT JONES John Paul Jonei, 1747' 1792, wai a nativt of Kirhbtam, Scot' land. Hit given nam wot John and French ihipi flying tht American flag in an emergency, and in the end he com-manded ihipi of Empren Catherine of Runia. TOMORROW "A Fiih That Lived 267 Yean." I y.i x' I iV 11 Hf- I 1 I if a I I AT OAKLAND East Bay Heavyweight Puts Mexican Battler Away in Quick Fashion; Wilson Yarbo Victor M' AX BAER, sensational Liver more heavyweight, added an other knockout to his record at the Arcadia in Oakland last night.

He disposed of Tony Fuentes in less than a round with a terrific barrage of left and right punches to the body and head. Owing to Fuentes record there were many wno tnougni tnai ne took the well known "dive," but Tommy McCarthy, referee, said sf-ter the fight that Baer delivered a couple of terrific blows to the jaw Just before Fuente went down. A capacity crowd saw the light. Wilson Yarbo won a ten-round decision over Jack Lee in the semi-windup. A fast finish earned the edre for Yarbo.

Other results were: Kenneth Lee defeated Hans' Kir. kle, six-round decision. Young- Aeulnaldo knocked out Frankle Llmas In two rounds. Speedy Dado Stops Garcia in Third Round "Speedy" Dado, flashy Filipino flyweight, scored a knockout over Bobby Garcia, of Los Angeles In the third round of their scheduled ten round bout at National Hall left night. The end came mid-way in the third session when Dado nailed Gracla with a right to th jaw.

Dado, had things his own way In the first two sessions. He plastered Garcia with rights and lefts almost at will, but seemed to have lost the speed he displayed In his previous local bouts. Opening the third Dado centered his attack to the head and with a well placed right cross lie floored Garcia for a seven count. After getting up Garcia made brief spurt and tmlled bis Filipino foe with a right to the. 'chin sending him Into the ropes daicd.

Hut the end came soon afterwards when Dado landed with another bard right to send Garcia to the canvas, dead to the world. Sydney White scored a technical knockout over Pete Magallanes in the third round of the scheduled six-round seml-wlndup: Other results: Faul Mann decision over Krnle Dell; Mike Luizr.a decision over Youm? Fancho; Leo Dlo-lio kayoed Tony Kusho in second; Fete Manzzie won from Dick Far- sort In the opener. S.F.ManReaches Golf Semi-Finals DEL MONTH Dec. JO. (AP) II.

L. Ptrobel of Balinas will play It. C. Howe, of San Francisco, in the uuper bracket of tomorrow's semi-finals in the New Year'a golf tournament at Del Monte. In the lower bracket, Wlnfred Detsch, Sun Francisco, will oppose W.

It. Reynolds, Del Monte. Mrs. H. C.

Howe, San Francisco, meets Mrs. 8. C. Horsford, Oak-land, in the ladies' finals. This match will also decide the tie for ladles' low gross In yesterday's qualifying round.

Today second round results: IRST l.WHT. R. StrnLrl. rljn. otfralrd M.

L. C'rlnonllh. Hll, 1 im. H. I.

Hour, ban )rnrt-, d-fraUd A. Ali-o. 1ontrr. en (bo Itl'h Sole. Wlnfrrd 11 wh.

ran rranrlK. arrestee' MHlon Latham, Cariprt, 1 nit. H. It. Rrinnlri.

rl ModU, dfwtd Grmld HarrtT. anr.fl. S-T, r. K. Tbi-a.

Oakland, defeated TT. B. Jibs I rabf. Pallnas. defeated A.

t. Drt vh. Kan Franrlam, 1-1. Harold Mertar, defeated I. i.

Hna, an rranrl, S-4. R. KHa, fcallnat. H-frald H. A.

Tsrke, fan rrandwn, br drraull. Mturv ioht. Mra. n. C.

San franrlwo. de-fratrd R. J. Vrlah, hr drtauK. Mra.

S. C. Horarnrd. Oakland, drtrafrd Mra. alter V.

Hrllrr. ban franrlaro. Takes Decision. NEW YORK. Iec.

SO. (API-Ren Jeby. New York, outpointed Joy La grey. New York middleweight. In the six round feature bout at the St.

Nicholas arena tonight. Each weighed 159 'Brick' Midler 'Locates' City Of Palo Alto PALO ALTO, Dee. 30. Dr. Mar-olo P.

Mutter, ef earlier football fame at the (Jn versity ef California, knew where Stanford University was, but did not knew that there was a town alonjside the campus. At least that it what he told the Palo Alt policeman who stepped hit motor journey through the city long enough to hand him a ticket inviting him to Judge John Spring-er'e weekly trsffie party in tne police court next Thursday. "I didn't know I wss traveling throush a town," said Mullee, "Come back Thurtdsy and see some more ef it," retorted the rVullee it cherjd with exceeding the speed lim.t. Pittsburgh Arrives For Troy Grid Game PASADENA, Dec. 30.

(AP) Determined to rebuild the prestige of Eastern football from the ruins of the Army defeat at the hands of Stanford Saturday, the Golden Panthers of Pittsburgh, 20 strong, today arrived at the scene of their scheduled Tournament of Roses battle with the University of Southern California New Year's Day. The invading squad, showing signs cf only slight fsticue result a 1 i 1 1 Vi. r- I i. 5 0 FOOTBALL RULES STAY UNCHANGED Members of National Coaches' Association Go on Record Against. Further Alterations EW TORK.

Dec. 29. (API- Football coaches, meeting in annual convention todaj', de cided by a decli-ive vote thst the rules of the game should be left ss they are. The question came before the convention on a report of the rules committee of the Coaches' As-soclatlon, headed by Glenn Thlst Jethwsite, University of Wisconsin, recommending thres changes In the code, the most far-reaching- being the proposed elimination of the point after touchdown. OPPOSES EXTRA Cliaimisn TlustJetpwalte presented the report and spoke vigor-ously for the abolition of the extra point On motion of R.

W. Frown, Boston University, who sucgestfd that. In view of the recodification of the rulea, now practically complete, no changes should be made In the the proposals were overwhelmingly defeated. The decision was by upraised hands and no totals were announced, but the vote seemed about four or five to one. William A.

Alexander, Georgia lech, was elected president of the association, succeeding Hugo penn tate; J. F. Meehan, New York University, was mnde vice president and Clarence W. Hpcars, University of Minnesota, second vice president. W.

H. Cowell, University of New Hampshire, Is the new secretary and treasurer. Conches named to sit ss an advisory committee with the football rulea committee are Rol-ert C. Zuppke. Illinois; Glenn Warner, Stanford; J.

R. Sutherland, Pitts-burh. COMMITTEE REPORTS. Thf report of the ruls committee C'f the Coaches' Assixiation an array of facts and statistics against the extra point after tcichdown. Searching cf records plsye Has necessiry to core each point durinsr the season.

and It seemed out of proportion to have piaj- jield one point after touchdown. OAKLAND HOCKEY TEARIBEATSS.F. Transbay Icemen Ring Up 5-2 Victory Before Packed Pavilion; Increase Lead in Race 0 AKLAND mt San Francisco's rhallanim for the letdershlp of he California Hockey lairu ot night at the OaWand ice arena, lurnlnfT back the Tigers, 6-2. In a Ksime featured by ecintlUatlng com-binatlon br the Sheiks and a gen-r-al letharirr of the Tlpera. Bill Haeeetfa aub-del forward line, a group of roay-faced youn Kera.

atabbed time and again at the Fan Franclisco goal, puncturinc the iHBlitly.dtfapldated defenae of ttie Tieera. Joe Sanderccck, center of tne Oaka, was flret to briny cheer to the hearta of the Oakland supporter, when he bet Broadfoot with a line ahot from fA rebound off the linn Fi-ncifcco goalie's ahln guarda. The score ai equallied when Buddy Cook committed te breach of hocky ethics of hurling- hi etlok lt order to stop a ehot of George Oimux'a. The referee after thumb-Iiik hie rule book, allowed a goat. The acore was 1-1 at the end of the firet sefaion.

Eddie Voks. the brilliant rink-cheeked Ud cn the left wlnjr of the Oakland team, did some fast thinking and faete- acting: when shot a ioal from a pass by liuddy Cook. This put the Oaks ahead J-l. Lee Cook, the gray fox, brought the game to a deadlock again with a fine goal, but Voks gave Oakland a 3 te 2 lead by another raoier thrust that bad Broadfoet flat footed. The final period found the Tlpers deflated, limp monarchs oC the (Continued on Page 17, Column ft.) Mills to Coach At Georgetown NEW TORK.

IVc. API Tommy Mill. aeltant "te Krtute at Notre Dame for the lat four years, today was named each of Georgetown t'rfvereity's fotball team. Announcement to fii effect was tnad by the Rev. Frin.

faculty director tt thlcUcs tt Georgtona. Jones Peeved When Warner Qrccts Pitt LOS OS ANGELES, Ose. 31 (By Iniverssl Ssrvici) Coach Howsrd Jones ef U. 8. was much ditplessed todsy when he learned that "Pep" Warner and "Tiny" Thornhill were en hend to greet the Pitt team.

"Deubtltis they will give thtm a defense," was Jones' eutting remark. "Thst's whist I call poor sportsmanship, if Warner and Thornhill actually did that," Jonet ssid. "I don't know whether they helped Pitt or not, but it seems to me thst under the circumstsnces the best plan would have been to stay awy until after the gems. Here we are, doing our best te uphold the reputstion of the Pscific Cosst Conference, of which Werner is a member. If Warner csnnot support us he might at lesst remain aloof until after the game.

"But then, there's another day coming and maybe he'll learn hew I feel about it when he meets me in footbsil nest year." L. A. Hockey Team Triumphs LO. ANCFLFS. Dre.

50 Los Angele Ki'-hfifiJ defeated Holly wood 4 to I. In In the California risht. Kit overtime gam league of Its long train ride, hopped off special ear at Alhambra, near here. 10:10 a. m.

In the afternoon they went to the Rose Bowl for a snappy practice session. Coach John Sutherland, who Is bringing: his team to the nnual East-West clash, for the second time, refused to predict an outcome for the impending- contest. "My men are apparently In good condition no eoldi, no injuries and they will be ready for a real fight" said the taciturn Eastern mentor. "The weather?" He repeated the question. "Just say the westher will have no effect whattver en the out- L.

A. Weather LOS ANGELES, Dee. 30 (INS) Whether ram may dampen the New Year's Day Tournament ef Roses at Pasadena was a question the weather man. Col. H.

B. Horsey, to-dsy would not answer. He pointed at the weather chart showing huge low pressure area aver the south Pscific being driven eastward en the crest ef a giant high pressure ares. Partly cloudy and cooler weather, becoming unsettled tomorrow right, was the effi -cisl prediction. come.

Contrary te predictions ef Southern California sports writer, the climate will not decide Wednesdey's WARNER THERE. Csptain Albert Dl Meolo. ecliud the statemrit of his coscb. "We will hsve ri9 alihl on the climate. We are In errat shp and espect to win" A lart crod pre'ted the invaders.

tmliiOine; to farmer Fitt coaches. Glen "Fop" Warner, and "Tiny' Thcrnhlll. Rnnfo'd mentors. Following a trif st their hotel the Fsr'hfrs donned rrid (Continued en Page 17, Cel. 1 r.sc Jk.Mm a KFRC to Broadcast Big East-West Grid Contest Hoppe Withdraws From Cue Play CHICAGO.

Dec. SO. (API Willie Hoppe has withdrawn from the field which will compete fori the world's three cushion billiard championship at New York, start- Ire January 3. snd will replaced by AV.er Hall of Chicago. Hoppe withdrew because re failed to eain a satisfactory contract with te National Billiard Asochtton, sponsor tf the for the erason showed the ccm-hotkey to-imitte that an sveraite of seven THOSE demen footbs'l an-neuncer.

Ted Hul and Ernie will be en ipch tomorrow ever ttaton KFFC to brcst'esst fe Ail Star titt-Set Siri-e eot-bll csntttt st Keiar Stsa in at 1:33 p. m. and be te auett ef Tre Es re Hearst Rsd'O Services, which are ct'nj In conjunction wsth tle Co'urrbia ad Dan Lee cha ia in send rg te osne over S3 ttstiort in te COUftry, Ail tKe co'er ef te fame, te p'sys. t-e thee'ir'g ed fe Out Sd 0- bt cursts'y br tste master ef te Jh'vQ l-awrence -nre-l dec injt Sat tree minutfS after tn or'ilrr of t' overtime r-rloJ en a rasa from Kube Brando..