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PAGE TWENTY-ONE SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1929 Noire me 6-5 Favorite to Beat Southern California By Bud Fisher iUTT and JEFF II i i hi i 1 Ml I 1 i i i ii I -i i ft iccc -r TMTlUT I TWi-r' K1 ATiff VftU AM Twi'-r t-aiwH UuUAT Tift Vfti I -nJ rcsr I HON rAUCH DO ff'lfe WtW 'CtprllM. IM It fnlut Cm' B'i'iln Bith. Ttl. Wirt lht 8 Qct 1'' lllfllH' rish Aristocracy Iowa Has Opportunity to Stop Purdues Race for Big Ten Title Captain Bill Glassgow and Oran Pape Are Rated Conference Class as Quarterbacks 1 'u i rsi 1AAAF 'fSii 0 i A 4 Jf (By Unitsd Press) CHICAGO, Nov.

15. Final rating of the contending teams in the Eig Ten conference probably will be de cided Saturday -with the struggle between Iowa and Purdue at Lafa- J'ette the outstanding game lua- 01 samesi imuo.ua ill xig 1UOIU1V, Will have almost as many well wishers in its battle as will the little Boilermakers team, which never has won a Big Ten title. Glassgow and Pape Outstanding Stars The Hawkeyes will be two of the finest backs in the conference, Capt. Bill Glassgow and Oran Pape, against four roughrid-ers who have been ranked near the equal of the four horsemen of Notre Dame. The traditional battle of Minne sota for the little brown jug, which Michigan has held for so long, will attract much attention at Minneapolis.

Both teams had hard games on THE tiy BRIAN BELL Goou news for football fans who double in baseball. There will be little conflict next autumn between the two great sports. The baseball clubs are receovered from the attack of late seasonitis. In 1930 baseball season will be brought to a close on the iast Sunday in September and starting the world's series promptly will permit the curtain to be lowered on baseball before the football players take the field for any serious contests. President E.

S. Barnard of the American league is an advocate for an early baseball closing and will receive the unanimous support of his circuit. President John A. Heyd-ler of the National also believes in closing up shop at a seasonable time and he will have practically all his club owners on his side. Unvaccinated persons are not permitted to vote in Norway.

Read the Classified. B00THN0TT00 SICK FOR PLAY Mystery Surrounds Visit of Star To Hospital Where Albie Is Confined 'Under Wraps' (By United Press) NEW HAVEN, Nov. 15. "Albie" Booth, star of the Yale football team ant the outstanding back of the year, took his usual leading role in the mystery tonight whether he will play in uiav in oaiui' day's game against Princeton. Booth, battered in the hard 13-13 Maryland game last Saturday, and bruised again this week in practice, was taken to the university infirmary at 11 a.

m. today. Publicity Director Was Misinformed At 5 p. m. Paul Barnett, director of publicity for the university, announced that Booth would not play in Saturday's game.

At 6, Booth was visited in the infirmary by newspapermen. "So you're not going to play," they suggested. "Says who?" asked Booth. "I am going to play. I'm not supposed to talk about it, but I'm O.K.

It's nothing serious. I'll be in there." "Booth's disagreement with the announcement sent investigators to Head Coach Mai Stevens. He would say nothing at all. Declaration Is Qualified Then Barnett was approached again. "Well," Barnett qualified, "he is in no condition to play, but he will be In uniform.

We might put him in for a drop kick." The announcement caused tremendous excitement here, and betting odds on the game shifted im-nedlately. 1 Volante, English Puncher, Wins Battles to Draw With Carlton (By Associated Press) MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, New Nov. 15. Dom Volante, a punching sensation from England, fought a wild, thrilling draw to night with Harry Carlton, Jersey City junior lightweight, in the first 10-round bout on the garden card. Dominick Petrone, Italian veteran, and Young Zazzarino, New Jersey sensation, who was recently knocked out by Al Singer, fought a bristling draw in the second 10-round bout, although the crowd and a majority of the critics thought Petrone an easy victor.

Petrone weighed 1284; Zazzarino, 130'i. LOMSKI DEFEATED DETROIT, Nov. 15. Using a ter- rifle right hook to the head that landed so often as to become almost methodical, Charlie Bdanger, Canadian light heavyweight champion, won a 10-round decision over Leo LomskI of Aberdeen, nere tonight. Read the Classified.

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to muli: he clash of Notre Paine southern California on 't Soldier's Field Saturday one 'e sport classics r.f the More than 110,000 Ian gjuhuiui 'rem the four corners it the nt-ion, jammed the. city' lio'els to apacity and nervously waited tnr iickoff of the game nlch prolii-I'y will decide Notre Dame's rla.ni the national footba 1 ohamplui-hip. Tho weather predic ion was for skies and cool -it not 'hill ing biepzc. The tic ported more than $3( Edelson On! Player Off Tu.im The Californi a Tie it cffltf rere.t'ts. 38 rnng, were here, rendy nn I rdaxe! niter I their lone; trip.

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Colrick MeXniaara Vas! KtlSSiR McMmimon Murphy (lebert lion In 1'irrn" Gall. Ail'lu I Di.fi 3 -t SB LH BAMflSTEIS BEAUMONT 12- Both Touchdowns Scored During Second Quarter by Opening Brilliant Aerial Drive (Special Staff Correspondence) BEAUMONT, Nov. 15. Scoring two touchdowns in the second quarter, Banning high school beat a Beaumont eleven in a hard fought gridiron fracas, 12 to 0, this afternoon at Beaumont. With the exception of the fatal uncond quarter, when Banning uncorked several long passes, the trams fought on an even baais.

and neither could consistently penetrate the other's line. In tho second quarter Banning arwt Vir ilinf rP noyuna it Into tho shadow of Beaumont's stubbornly defended goal line. The Banningites then bucked the oval over in three tries. Lfiter in the quarter they repeated 'the process in almost identical manner. This was tho last game of the season, in the Riverside county leapue for the Banning team.

Beaumont will finish the season next week at Hemet. Tho three teams are at tho top of tho league at present. The Banning team has not lost a game in the league by actual but; it is said that the first game played In Perrls will probably have to bo forfeited to that high school, although Banning won by a 25-to-6 score. The reason lies in a misunderstanding over scholarship rules. Bud Taylor Decisions Zorilla, Vince Dundee Beats Sullivan (Hy United Press) CHICAGO, Nov.

15. Bud Taylor, tho Terre Haute Terror, continued his comeback efforts toward the featherweight title tonight by decisively outpointing Santiago Zorilla, the San Bias Indian, in 10 fast rounds. Taylor might havo been given every round, although the first could have been called a draw. He simply used a loft hook which continually found its mark on tho Indian's jaw and Btomach. Vlnce Dundee, who aspires to the welterweight championship onco held by his brother, Joo, stepped further up tho 147-pound ladder Jtwhen he beat Mi Sullivan, the St.

Paul hope, in the semi-final, 1 I SH-SHUSrii NOT LOUTS. OUt OF IMIGHT PICK rAV last week, the Wolverines In their combat with Harvard and the Gophers in their defeat at the hand3 of Iowa. Minnesota will have to overcome an inferiority complex which Go pher teams have had in the past to beat the Wolverines, despite the fact that on performance the north ern team Is much superior. At Urbana, Chicago tackles nols in a game in which a score for the Maroons probably would mean success for Coach Stagg. Illinois outclasses the Chicago eleven on paper In every department and should win easily.

Northwestern Has Opportunity For Tie Northwestern, still with a chance to tie for the title, meets the In diana Hoosiers at Evanston. The iioosiers surprised everyone some time ago by holding Ohio State to a tie and have had two weeks rest for this game. If they win the result will be another big surprise. Oregon Freshmen Capture 31-19 Fray From Oregon State Rooks (By United Press) CORVALLIS, Nov. 15.

A dazzling passing offensive with Rushow, fullback, doing the tossing, enabled the University of Oregon frosh to win the second of the "big-little" football games with the Oregon State college rooks here today by a score of 31 to 19. Showing the results of long practice since their defeat by the rooks at Medford last week, the frosh rushed over two touchdowns In the final period to break a 19-to-19 deadlock. Lovejoy Hydraulic "hocks Tonnesoris Sixth and Streets Phone 4751 Aron Phone 411-72 Etc. 430 Court Street. 281-51 Undertaking (Ladv Ass't) Street Phone 401-02 Saves Ph.

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Roanoke, Randolph Macon, 0. Springfield Warrens-burg, 0. Central 15; WrHIiam Jewell, 0. Mississippi, 13; Louisiana Polytechnic, 6. Wofford, 26; Newberry, 0.

Iowa Wesley an, 26; Upper Iowa, 0. Kentucky Wesieyan, 29; Richmond, 0. Bethel, 70; Mayfield, 0. Maryville 12; Carson Newman, 0. Bethany 60; Bethel, 0.

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Upsets are expected by conference followers which may snatch the banner from the leading Pasadena Eulldogs, now at the top of the conference. Pasadena will meet tho strong Chaffey Panthers in a game that will doubtlessly settle the big argument In progress for the last five weeks over which team shall be the champions at the end of the season. Coach Frank Baker's squad has improved a great deal since the opening of the conference, at which time they took a 6-0 lacing at hs hands of Santa Ana. Thompson, Osborne, Wright, Capt Rhine, and Strutt are the boys on the Bulldog team who have been tramping rough shod over their opponents in their recent games. However, if Chaffey recovers from the slump they have been in for tho last three weeks, Coach Baker's power plays may be of no avail.

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