St. Joseph Gazette from St. Joseph, Missouri • 15

I ST. JOSEPH GAZETTE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1923 15 Elimination Tourney Will Be Held Here on Nov. 10 to Choose Buchanan County Championship Quintet BASKETBALL MEET HERE OPENS NOV. 10 Elimination Rounds Will Decide Teams to Enter Northwest Tourney The elimination rounds to decide which high schools shall represent Buchanan county in the Northwest Missouri association and boys' outdoor basketball championships.to to be held at the Maryville, State Teachers' college next month, will fenke place in St. Joseph Nov.

10. Only winning teams in each class in each county of the association's territory will be permitted to enter the competition At. Maryville. About the same time the eliminations are being made here, they will also be made in the St other counties. The championship matches at the teachers college will be held for the boys, Nov.

16 and 17, and for the girls, Nov. 23 and 24.0 First Games at 11:30 Oclock At 11:30 oclock ine morning of Nov. the girls teams from Agency, Easton. Faucett and Rushville. who will be the only ones to fight it for the honor of representing this county, will participate in the first round at the Y.

W. C. A. gymnasium. In the afternoon the boys teams from the towns will play on the Hillyard court.

The finals of both classes will be staged at the Hillyard gymnasium that night. No admission will be charged to the preliminary games but 25 cents will be assessed for the finals. Miss Ruth Bixby, physical edu tion instructor at the Y. W. C.

will the contests and one of the members of the Hillyard quintet, the hoys The use of both gymnasiums will be donated. The elimination rounds are being staged indoor because of the lack (or an adequate, outdoor court. Nodaway Games at College What shall represent Nodaway county will be decided the morning of Nov. 10 in the State Tenchers' college gymnasium at Maryville. Trophy cups will be given to the association winners and miniature basbet hulls runners-up in both divisions.

At meeting of the board of control of Nodaway county at Maryville, Saturday morning, It was decided that Ernest McKee and Floyd Hanna of Guilford would be ineligible to compete. CRIPPLED J. C. TEAM SURELY NEEDS A REST This Week's Lay-Off Wel. comed by Coach Chatham Having week open is a god" send to Couch C.

L. Chatham of Junior college. Two of Chatham's players are on crutches, third in bed. another has a fractured shoulder bone and a fifth has quit school. All are lost for the remainder of the season, it is believed, Smith, flashy little balf, has torn ligament in his right leg.

Bob McDonald, rangy tackle and guard, has been in bed since the Wentworth game with a badly sprained Ankle. Kapp, lineman, also has a sprained ankle but is able to get around on crutches. Gumbert, an end who has been out since the Kemper game, thought to be suffering from a sprained shoulder. 1 has a fractured shoulder bone. It has been learned.

Ozenberger, one of the best linemen on the squad, has discontinued his studies and will De Ineligible for further use. Only ten men were out for practice Wednesday afternoon and they went through only a light Next week, probably Saturday, Coach Chatham will lead what will of necessity be a makeshift eleven. to Cameron, to tangle with the Missourl Wesleyan second team. Besides the Cameron reserves Junior college has only two reF maining games. In two weeks a return fray will he played with Highland, and then the big game of the season with Graceland college of Lamoni, Iowa, on Nov.

24. TWO UNBEATEN BIG TEN ELEVENS IN 0-0 DRAW Neither Wisconsin Nor Minnesota Displays Scoring Punch Madison. Oct. was unable -to overcome the stubborn defense of Minnesota and fought a 0-to-0 tie in a hard played football game at Camp Randall today, Neither team showed the dash that would have led to scoring. Both of the teams remain beaten in the Western conference.

Neither, however, will have a crim on the championship should their Big. Ten cleven come through the season with a clean slate of victortes. Michigan Wolverines Whip Aggies, 37 to 0 Ann Arbor, Oct. 27. Michigan whipped the Michigan Aggies at Ferry field today, 37 to 0, by a mixture of line plunges, end runs and forward passes, that baffled the farmers in all but the third perlod.

At no. other time was it anything but triumphant march, for the Wolverines, the Aggies though fighting fiercely, giving ground steadily before, the smooth attack of the Yost machine. "Strangler" Lewis Defeats Turner in Straight Falls, Kansas City. Oct. -Ed Lewis.

heavyweight champion wrestler, defeated John Turner. of North Dakota In straight falls here last night. Both falls were effected with headlocks. the first coming at the end of 48 minutes and 63.0 sec onds and the second at the end or IF minutes and 15 seconds. TUST THE EST IST OF AND IT beat Nebraska, 7 to 7." Yep, another "moral" vietory, Some day the Jayhaws or Tigers will score an honest-to-goodness win over the Cornhuskers and when they do, boys.

look out, the lid will no doubt be lifted off- the can. When it looked as though Cameron might bent Central Saturday noon, a side-liner remarked: "With Sam Utz. coaching Lam, who is al former Benton student, a Canteron triumph over Coach Stankowski's warriors will be second only to a Benton victory over them." Local schools would find almost as much pleasure in trimming the Big Blue eleven as some Missouri Valley aggregation would in doing thusly to the Nebraskans. Wes Cramer, stellar performer Central's line. last year, saw the melee and "pulled" for Central, ulthough he LA now attending the Missouri Wesleyan college at Cameron.

Because he attended Junior college last year, Wes la ineligible for conterence games. He has been going great in the non-conference battles though. Fry, captain and center, and Parks, A back. are the only letter men on the Cameron outfit. They both will graduate this spring.

Fry is playing his third year and Parks his fourth. They're both Mighty promising college material, too. Coach Stankowaki sent Cox. his last half. but: "young Stan" didn't wonder freshman, into the tray in the have a chance to carry the ball.

"Dad" Bowles, whose William Jewell gridiron pupils lost to Baker uniPersity in Kansas City, 10. as to 7. starter is same "Dad" who acted in the Fourth of July track meet here. Argentine high school, which beat Benton high 50 decisively a few weeks ago, suffered her first loss of the season to Olathe. 17 to 6.

Central high will tangle with Argentine in two weeks. Next Saturday Conch Stan will lead his stalwarts against the Lincoln. outfit on Nebraskan territory. It will be one of the stiffest games of the season for the locals, Cornhusker beef whether in high school or college usually saturated with pigskin ability, Mickey McLaughlin, boxing instructor of the Service Men's club, probably will be matched with Little Mutt McGee of Tulsa, in the main KO of the next card in Atchison. Mutt and Mickey were to have showed.

their wares In St. Joseph, but the match was called off. Shame, too, as the advance ticket sale assured the bout of being a success. Now where are the pessimista who will say, "Aw. baseball crooked any C.

way you figure it?" Baltimore Surely the K. Blues and Orioles would not have dragged out their series to the ninth game if they were not playing the game fairly, Inclement weather conditions in the fag end of the serlex probably cost the magnates some money and certainly didn't make them enough to cause the program to be prolonged. The eastern critics now have It that the Giants are due for an awful drubbing in the National league next season. "They've cracked and McGraw have to rebuild them, they maintain. Leave It Murray.

though, to be in the running all the way. Now how will you bet on the big Tiger-Jayhawk struggle? With the Univeralty of Kansas and the Univeralty of Nebraska basketball teams lined up for games, and a K. A. C. conflict possibility, CapDeBernardi of the Hillyards would have nearly his heart's desire if he could but land the Missouri Tigers for combat: The Columbia authorities have told Dee that "there is nothing doing," however, so St.

Joseph basketball fang will have to go elsewhere to see the Tigers in action. Drake university also has been heard From and probably will appear although dates have not been The University of Des which gave the Hillyarda three hard-fought matches last year, has not yet replied to Dee's request for games. Alf fans who saw the Haskell Indians in action on the Hillyard court Inst year will well remember John Levi, the tall redakin who played a few minutes in the second game, That same John Levi is the boy who 15 tearing up all football opposition this season again. One of Levi's accomplishments in the Haskell-Minnesota! U. game was an 85-yard run through the entire Gonher team on a kick-off for a touchdown The critics who saw the came acclaim him the greateat Indian player ever.

and Jim Thorpe and his famous played there the next day, The Indiana' court five probably will meet the Hillyards here again this season and Levi probably will be among them. He was suffering from gridiron injuries when here before. Irish of the Giants and Bob of the setting brothers, have collected Yankees, the world's series record 847.88 and $12,985, respectively as their shares the three consecutive big shows in which they battled against each other. That' a total of $26.742.88 for the family. Hard to take, what? YALE ELIS SMOTHER BROWN ELEVEN, 21-0 Score 3 Touchdowns and 1 Field Goal New Haven, Conn.

Oct. -With powerful attack and strong defense Yale showed form in defeating the strong Improved, eleven today, 21 to 0. Two Eli touchdowns were the result of rushes while the other came when Yale recovered a blocked Brown punt over the goal line. Yale failed to score after these touchdowns and the other three points were -made when Stevens scored a drop kick from the 15-yard line on the final play in the first half. Pond starred for Yale on offense, making a touchdown in the first and fourth pertods.

St. Louis University Easy Victor Over Mississippi St. Louls, Oct. 27- A 50-yard run for a touchdown by "Dutch" Shaeffering, substituting for Left Halfback McConnchie, in the third period. featured St.

Louis 28-to-3 victory over Mississippi, university here today. The forward pass attack failed to function with reputed power during the game. National Klan Convention Texas, Oct. 27. The of the Ku Klux Klan of will hold national conat Tulsa.

within the days. the Associated Press on good authority tonight. HAWKEYES DOWN OHIO STATE, 20-0 Iowa Completely Outplays Buckeyes -Count 2 Touchdowns and 2 Field Goals Columbus, Ohio, Oct. excelled in all departments of the game and defeated Ohio State, 20 to 0, at Ohio stadium here today. It was Ohio's second defeat of the season at the hands of a Big Ten foe and marked an Iowa comeback after the Hawkeyes bowed to Illinois Inst week.

The Iowans who scored two touchdowns and a pair of field goals, demonstrated their supremacy at every stage of the contest and excepting for a few desultory flashes of form. the Buckeyes were completely out-played throughout. The lows backs, led by Fry and Graham and aided by their heavy forward wall, pounded their way through the Ohio line for long gains, akirted the ends with frequency and when they resorted to the forward pass, met with considerable success. The Iowa defense, like the Ohio defense, failed to function consistently, Twice the Buckeyes, who sorted to the aerial attack after the first Iowa field goal, worked the ball well within Iowa territory, once to the 13-yard line and on both occasions they were thwarted when Iowa backs intercepted their passes. Ohio missed another chance to score when Wilson dropped the long pass near the goal.

A crowd estimated at 40,000 saw the game. CATHOLICS SMASH WAY TO 35-7 WIN Notre Dame Clearly Superior to Southerners in Every Department of Game TOWA STATE SWAMPS WASHINGTON, 54 TO Ames Offensive Penetrates Piker Defense at Will 8t. Louis, 17--Iowa State's heavy, smooth-running machine completely outplayed Washington university here today and swamped the locals under a 54-to-7 score. Little real opposition was furnished by the local eleven, Straight line bucks and forward passes proved the most consistent ground gainers for the visitors. Out of twenty seven passes attempted the Iowans, fifteen were completed, advancing the ball 214 yarda.

The work of the Behn brothers and of Captain Young were the outstanding features of the game, Washington's only marker came in the third quarter, as a result of fumble by Ames, The ball rolled across the goal line and Hutton fell on It. Corriden WIll Stanage Boosters Des Moines, Iowa, Oct. Corriden has signed A contract to manage the Dea Moines Western league baseball team for 1924, Lee Keyser, local club prestdent, announced tonight. NAVY-TIGER FRAY ENDS IN 3-TO-3 TIE Princeton and Midshipmen Battle Desperately Sub Quarters Boot 2 Goals (By The Associated Press) Billtimore, Oct. -Princeton and the Navy battled desperately in the stadium here today only to find themselves deadlocked at the finish, 8 to 3.

"Red' Ballinger, substitute quarterback, saved the Midshipmen from defeat by kicking field goal the 17-yard mark in the last minute of play. The little quarterback thus duplicated the feat Dinsmore, also a substitute quarterback. Kicking from his Dinsmore turned one of the Tigers' four threats into a score. In the crowd which filled the great bowl were many notables, including Mrs. Coolidge, wife of the president.

who watched the first half from the Navy side and viewed the final two periods from the box directly in front of the Princeton cheering seetion. Secretary Denby absent. but the navy was officially repreI sented by Admiral Eberle. OUR OFFER Still Holds Good (By The Associated Press) Notre Dame, Oct. -The fighting Notre Dame eleven, conqueror of Army and Princeton, scored its third Intersectional victory within three weeks by defeating Georgia Tech, 36 to 7.

before a crowd of 20.000 spectators that jammed every inch of Carter Field. The game band of southerners fought a stiff uphill fight, but fell before sheer superiority and a superbly executed brand of football. Conch Rockne of the Notre Dame warriors threw. a secondary backfield into the fray at the start. keepins his stars on the sidelines, but after the Yellow Jackets started A aces plays visions Rockne precision threatening were after Into sent of the In a hurled drive in the battle kickoff general on into reserves game and the the Notre had rushing with before first contest.

Dame's three few the di- its OUR full teams completion. With the brilliant Notre Dame score touchdown only never threatened, and managed Rockne's reserves were again in the backfield in action, Georgia Tech when to. Still game, Columbia Goes Down Before Williams, 10-0 New York, Oct. -Columbia's Haughton-coached eleven suffered its second successive defeat today, losing to Williams, 10 to 0. outrushed opponents, scoring thirteen first downs to ten for the Purple, but lacked the decisive punch.

Fisher Williams, left end, scored call of his team's points. Pawnee City Beats Axtell Pawnee City, Oct. -Pawnee City high school won from the Axtell, high school team on the local field yesterday by a score of 45. to 0. The Pawnee City boys made the best showing that they have made a any time this season.

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tional and American, the Copeland Baptists, lenders of the latter division, are the only yet undefeated. The South Parks are close on the heels of the Baptists, however, only one game dividing them. The Ex-Service Men are setting the pace in the National by a full game. All- games scheduled for Halloween, Oct. 31, will be postponed.

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