The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 17

THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1927 17 .7. 1 rr 1 N1TTANY LIONS 6IYEN JACKSCN TOW LEAVES SICK BED TO rust by mini mmvr Becid of School Cage Leagues ARTHUR DE KOH STOPS EDDIE BENSON IN SECOND PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14 (A.P.). Arthur De Kuh, Italian heavyweight, tonight knocked out Eddie Benson, Jersey Citv.

in the second round of a SEVERE TEST IN BOUT WITH DOYLE Joins lllllllllipl STATE COLLEGE, NOV. (A. PJ. The Perm State Lions were given another day of rest this afternoon oefore starting to work on a campaign for the Pitt game Thanksgiving Day. Coach announcing that there would be no practice scheduled 10 round bout at the Arena.

RESERVES VICTORS IN OPENING CAGE GU1E The Y. M. H. Ai Reserves won then opening game of the current season Saturday Evening at the Y. M.

H. A. in defeating the West side A. 19 to 11. The showed gooa form and piled up a 13 to 2 lead in the first half.

Coach Suravitz Inserted the second team in the vesper period and the scrubs managed to keep the lead with a comfortable margin. The Reserves win play the Laurel A. C. next Saturday evening at a preliminary to the varsity game. A mm wmmm mm until tomorrow.

The Lions oame f'jough the New York University Lu County zerne 'Dunmore Featherweight; Has Chance to Cop Honors at Armory Friday TIES FOR FIRST BOSTON, Nov. 14 (A. A runner who left a sick bed to compete shared individual honors In the New England Intercollegiate cross country meet at Franklin Park today. Maine won the meet with 29 points, the lowest score on record In the fifteen years of Francis Lindsay, Maine sophomore, who had bew of classes for a week through shared first place with Harry Richardson, another Maine sophomore. Their time was 29 2 3 5 seconds.

Victor MacNaughton, of Maine, was third. Lindsay, Richardson and MacNaughton had tied for first lace in the Maine New Hamoshire dnal meet and also in the Maine State Intercol legiates. WELFARE LEAGUE game is pending with the Free land Hebes, a quintet which Is comprised of FIGHTERS SIGN TO Several Teams Transferred to Other Circuits at Meeting of District Hoard nve cromere, uans. The Italian had Benson all but out In the first round, having sent him to the floor twice. Shortly after the opening of the second round De Kuh landed a hard right to the jaw and his opponent went down for the count.

DeKuh weighed 209 pounds, 23 pounds mere than Benson. Rocky Smith, Battle Creek, won the judges decision in a fast six round bout with Vic Brog, Pittsburgh. Smith weighed 169; Bro 160. In other six round bouts Al Trainer, 146, Philadelphia, outpointed Andy Sakowlcz, 143. New York, and George Tully, 145, Philadelphia, won over Jack Sumpter, 143, United States Navy.

BOW THEY HIT BARNSTORMING Babe Ruth hit 20 homers and Lou Gehrig hit 13 homers on their tour Of 21 games completed recently. BATTLE TEN ROUNDS of the men were considerably, battered by the Violet Cy tungren. Who was hurt in the first half of the game, may not oe aMe to get Into unifcrm for several days, but the exact nature of his Injury Is still in doubt Ha is at present in care of a physician and trainers. Until he is able to don a' uniform and try out his Injured foot the extent of his disability is proh lemattcaL WKST BIDS) y. M.

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fbfat fbfat 'GAMES TONIGHT fd Zelen'ick. 1 1 4 0 6 MoHugB, 2 0 4 catleio. fd fd fd 3. Cohen, Eddie (Kid) Wagner and Young 0 0 OlDe'at'ph'ao, et fd ct 2 2 6 Edwarde, Mate, Judk'IU, Bogln'ky, 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 gd fd gd gd 0 0 Oiorimtlie. Marvlne Colliery Way Br'unet'a, gd 0 0 OIThoma, i if if I gd I JiAiifooa, weiaa, ta Steinberg, gd 0 to Other Teams With Zl Victories and 3 Defeats CARBON DALE WILL BE MEMBER OF LEAGUE Senior Branch Will Have Seven Clubs Instead of Nine Sea; tori Will Open January 1 toaviiton At th three scholastic MODERN AND OLD TIMU Dance every Tuesday nite, Dickon' Boro HalL Adv.

3 11 cor, time Totals 191 Total Referee Plcelman. Bait 13 2l Reserves leading. rtam scheduled for tonight in PROP. W. S.

FOWEIX the Welfare Industrial league 101 lew; Glen Aides vs. Pennsylvania rMi 1 nd 2: Hudson Coal vs. Ger Harry Wills on Program. Schmidt vs. Stevenson AI Jackson, Dunmore's sen sational featherweight, will get the real test of his career Friday night when he steps into the ring at the Colonel Watres Armory to battle Mickey Doyle, Pittston's hardhitting southpaw scrapper.

The bout, scheduled for ten rniinrla Will HafrTwn trio basketball leagues In this section, the man f.uxiirv Bread. 3 and Lace transfer oi several teams omtr circuits, 'the formation of a new loop, and th ahartenine of the Playing schedules were decided on at yester Works vs. Marvlne Colliery, 6 and Scranton Electric vs. Adair Motor Company. 7 and 8, Marvlne Colliery, with 91 victories and three defeats, is showing the way to the other teams in the league.

Memehberff and Armbrust are tied day's meeting In the Administration bulidinor of the board members of District 2. of the Pennsylvania Inter ANNOUNCING 4 4' scholastic Athletic association. for individual scoring honors, with yfeatherweight championship rot Northeastern Pennsylvania. itm. i wilkes Barre, Overages of 193.

Averages: chairman of the board, presided at the session at wnicn wroi. )ftnIM Colliery. i 6 7 9 11 14 Burton Derby, supervisor of physical education in the Scranton public hAnia an1 kwm(Afv of the board. 17 15. 11 .625 .458 strikingly new penna.

cmi 1ac Hudton Coal OIn Alden Coal ScraiHon Blecti lcal Oermafti Luxury Adair Jfotof PotnianJr inSWldaal Mlrh .417 22 22 .083 .083 There 1 much interest among the fans In the coming battle and Promoters Lou Pagnottl and Nat Strauss are figuring on a big house. The customers know of Doyle's punching powers and every one Is anxious to see if the half pint from Dunmore can stand up under Mickey's terrific Jackson Is about the toughest man In the world to hit. He always pro tects his jaw unless he gets careless. Doyle is going to have a tough time getting over a knockout wallop. On Prof.

KumaK, Newport mgn scnooi, and Charles Leehan, faculty member at the Pitts ton High school, attended. Mr. Powell will lead the Northern Division of the District 2 for the Atfetafa Acr. O. 193 192 184 third successive year.

MenMflberg, L.W........ Armbruit, M. Shepherd, P. C. WeaflH, t.

ftrown, tim. H. 24 4611 21 4022 ,24 4414 24 4411 21 J82a 21 3775 3 54.11 The most radical ehange was the 184 183 180 drafting of Duryea Hign scnooi into a bv inmiA' fmTnufl in Luieme the other hand. Jackson hits fairl? 180 aaldber. It.

Pill 177 CEMRGW 24 423 tiiw. 7A nil hard with his right and is counting on a body attack to carry him through J7' 175 Beitael, H. 24 419S Hivn TMm ATmre Womi. 892; Marvin Colliery. Ml a winner.

In the other ten rounder, Eddie (Kid) Wagner, of Philadelphia, who ci, 868. man Ttnvn wmo T.jeU. rmt lA M. Wa.ale.. rAl1lA OM nuuwuis w.a jvsv i inv whibi 9 mi L.ace W5.

V.i 1 1 Hudson Coal. 2863: Mafvlne ColIIerr. 2SJ0; lae worm, Z79. New Iliau gtnitcs stopped Eddie Lyko in the seventn round of a scheduled 10 round scrap at the last Armory show, meets Young Harry Wills, a colored battler from Atlantic City. The latter has shown to good advantage around the seashore for the past year and is ex pected to give the Quaker City boy plenty of trouble.

The bantamweight champion of in its every ask Xemenbers. it. 109: BhasHerd. P. yr 100; Wearing.

L. 99; Bader. O. A. county with Pittston' as the center of activities.

The borough team had always been a contender for league honors since the organisation of the P. 1. 1. A. in this section and previous to that has turned out several of the best teams ever seen: in Norheastem Pennsylvania.

The trio of circuits formed for the ensuing season are comprised of twenty one schools, with seven teams In each league. League or the senior circuiij, up of Central, Tech, Dunmore, Old Forge, East Stroudsburg, Archbald and Taylor. Last season. League had nine teams on its roster but Carbondale has been placed in League and Duryea will be active in the new circuit, which as yet has not been named. League and League or the Junior circuits, have been slightly altered.

Carbondale will be a mem 90; Armbrust 89. jfian srarea Clarke M. C. 122: C. Wnei.

O. 121 Lut, K. IIS; Pirle, Cr 115; OrUfithi, mi in. Germany, Freddie Schmidt, will be seen in action in one of the other IndWIdaal Hlah One Oame Toomey. a.

252: Wearins 246: bouts. The German is billed to battle roweii. h. W5. Hal Stevenson In his Scranton debut.

IadlldnM Hllth Thurt Osmea Powell. C. 660: Dleelnc. H. 642 wearing, osv.

on January 1 and close March 2. The schedules for each team will be ar Handlers of the champ have been trying to arrange a bout for their man here for some time, but oopon ents were scarce. Stevenson finally conspr to exchange blows with Schmidt. In the two openers, Jackie Tilden, Dickson City's popular scranper, meets Jerry Dundee, of Wilkes Barre. kvA Eddie Brink faces Johnny Glover.

ranged this week. Mr. Powell stressed ber of League top ether with Fell Township, Vandllng, Forest City, Blakely, Jessup and Olyphant, all of that all games this season must start oeiore ciock. rne or. Meanweii basketball again will be used.

wiucn.are jocatea in tne norcnem part of the valley and close to one another. THus the. change stimulates Because of the shortening of the league season, Mr. Powell stated that the high schools of the Northern interest because of the neighborly rivalry and Is economic in that it Division will be allowed to schedule cuts down traveling expenses. teams playing in the Southern Divis ion.

This was not allowed last sea' son. League win nave moosic, jonn son City, Throop, Dickson City, Waverlv. Factorwille and Moscow. DEFEAT OLD FORGE Ik The circuit embraces the rural districts and takes care of the smaller high schools In this division. As was the case last year, the victors of the resnective lesorues will conduct a Coaches of the teams in League are.

asked to select ten referees who are members of the Approved Board of Officials. The list jnust be submitted to the district board, care of Mr. Powell, before November 30. Mr. Powell will select the referee from the lists the.comptitive mentors have selectd to official at a contest.

Mr. Powell will also select the officials I Lower Valley Collegians Hand I nsii G2dit, i 4 ed Setback on Home Field By Score of 7 to 6 xor Leagues' and games but play off servies for the light to meet the champions of League The junior circuits last year were comprised of but six schools. The new loop in Luseme county will be comprised of Duryea, Pitts ton, St John's, West Pittston, Hughestown, Wyoming and Exeter. All of the schools have been affiliated previously with the P. I.

A. Great rivalry exists between the In The Dunmore Rangers defeated the strong Old Forge Collegians by a these referees do not have to be members of the Approved board. score ol 7 to 6 in a game piayea sun day on the latter's field. The Col legians scored their touchdown in the mrtl PMkiHnliia lei stitutions and the circuit Is expected to revive basketball in that section. The league schedules have been shortened In order to intensify the campaigns by having many games played each week during the brief playing season of a' little more than two months.

The season will open if" Hexi Sciday, Hoy. 20 TRAIN LEAVES Saturday November 19 Scranton, 1 10 p. m. Stepping at Wayne junction Betornlng leave Philadelphia 6:15 p. Wayne Junction 6:29 p.

m. second quarter. A forward pass netted 30 yards, putting the baU on the Rangers' 5 yard line. After a series of line plunges, Cooke finally went over the mark. The try for extra point failed.

In the last period with only a few minutes to play, Mtwre, Dunmore end, picked un a fumble and raced 85 yards for a touchdown. Echon registered the extra point, Dunmore's margin of victory. Last night arrangements were completed for a game nwt Sunday between the Rangers and Keyser Valley Tigers at Dunmnre Ball park. Dunmore Position Old Forge Owens L.E. Oister Harrington L.T Cesare Kovach L.G Walsh Rubey Center Ramick T.

Edwards R.O Curclo E. Edwards R.T. Mallo Moore Vedar Haund OB Lamny Stranko L.H.B... Bainbrldge Echon R.H.B Cooke Knight F.B Ramick Rangers 0 0 0 77 Collegians 0 6 0 0 6 Touchdowns Moore and Cooke. EXCURSION HEV YORK SUNDAY, NOV.

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