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Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 10

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Thursday November 6 1930 THEDAILYNEWS WILMINGTON OHIO 5 League Title Contenders To See Action riday Resisting Arms days READ THE CLASSIIEDS 3KB 4 Another Amazing READ THE CLASSIIEDS Set for Speakership i fi Ask 'A I 207 HI ani 1 double breasted IK i REGRET SLIPS SCARCE OR NOTRE DAME GAME Chillicothe Mutchler Miller Wisecup Duncan Herrnsteln Conley (C) HolmesCampbell Edinger Wiseman WASHINGTON MAN DIES IN GUN BATTLE i EQUIPOISE VICTOR IN UTURITY EVENT NEW YORK Nov When he won the Pimlico uturity and $50360 yesterday Equipoise now racing for (Sonny) Whitney sent his earnings for the year soar ing to $157845 George Jamestown generally regarded as the champion 2 ear old of the year retired after winning $151025 With the fall season near an end Equipoise the ace of the stable taken over by young Whitney when his father died is sure of money winning honors BIG TEN TEAMS CARRY TILTS TO EASTERN GRIDS WASHINGTON II Nov 6 Mike Howe negro restaurant keeper was found dead yesterday in the yard of Ham Taylor another negro who walked to a office carrying pistol wounds Howe had been shot and it was feared Taylor would not live Earnings Of Whitney Horse or Year $157845 HORSE SHOW IN GARDEN NEW YORK Nov Mad ison Square Garden was transform ed Into a huge stable and show arena today tor the opening of the'5th Annual Horae Show The Show runs for sig days closing next Wednesday night Michigan Illinois And Ohio State ace Real oes In Grid Clashes r'sr Lights darks this week with each AJoTHiaJG' C0dW5tbP? Aj rtts wxy South St play in football the field goal is sufferin' gre'tly in the nearly A national 4 Club broadcast over the network is sched uled for November 8 12:45 to 1:15 Reese in charge as referee Coach Bteel hopes good repre sentatfon ot College students and Quaker fans follow his squad on the trip riday rough gw with Job Carroll last riday night Steele will hare' 11 players excepting Barack who suffered two broken' fingers to tbs Cleveland game available Captain Dais Davis Johnson who received severe leg injuries Cleveland being back in unlfonn and willing to play A '18 year undefeatod record in Cedarville games is up' for test sysla riday and the Green and White 1s ealculatlng turning the books over to th team otTl with this string of ccomplUb meats Intact Tbs game is to be EVANSTON Ill Nov Regret slips are almost as scarce as ticket for the Northwestern Notre Dame football game to be played November 22 When the supply of 45000 tickets became exhausted 5000 regret slips were printed They have been used up too and the North western stenographers must work overtime typing regrets $127 50 Les Tube ENGLAND 2 By JACK SORDS Central Preu Sport Cartooniit Wrtter TWO YEARS AGO the Nebraska Cornhuskers had a first rate foot ball team and one of the outstanding ball carriers of that outfit was ullback Ed Howell It was Coach Ernie last year at the helm of the Comhusker machine and he turned out a cracking good eleven which lashed Tow State Montana State Syracuse Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Kansas Aggies into defeat losing but one game the clash with Army and tying a fine Pittsburgh machine Outstanding on that fine Nebraska team was the great Claire Sloan halfback Prucka Broadstone McBride Witte and other Cornhusker luminaries but it was Howell who was picked for the AU American team by the nation wide Central Press football poll of football writers and fan Though he no longer plays the game Howell has not left it To day he is coaching the Pittsburg school at Pittsburg Kas a member of the Central Kansas conference Howell is rebuilding foot ball at the school and though his job is a difficult one brighter times now loom for Pittsburg i ALL AMERICAN COACHES BLUE All Boy Scouts will be admitted Yee to the Wittenberg Oglethorpe football game to be played at Springfield Saturday afternoon If they report to the Wittenberg sta dium In uniform A telegram received by the News Journal sports department this morning read "Please notify through your columns that all uni formed' Boy Scouts of your city nd county will be admitted free to steel stands Saturday In Witten berg Stadium at Springfield' Ohio to see ighting Lutherans of Wit tenberg battle Stormy Petrels of Oglethorpe University of Georgia Game begins at 2 Lind Wittenberg News The Wittenberg Oglethorpe game ranks among th outstanding at tractions in Ohio Saturday and Wil mington and Clinton County Boy Scouts should avail themselves of the opportunity to see It tree 9 Tube SUPER SET with Tone Control! Automatic Volume Control and new Electro Dynamic I Speaker at only Anticipating a Democratic land slide Representative John Garner of Texas minority floor leader ordered new clothes from his tai lor in order to be prepared should the Democrats gain control of the house and elect him speaker He determined if elected he would have to live up to the sartorial precedent set by Speaker Nicholas Longworth Inverness Club To Be Scene I Of Clash July 23 4 Slip into that Varel 's I mann this week OVERCOAT WEEK AT VARELMANNS Hbne2044 THRICE CHAMPIONS CHILLICOTHE VS 4" New YORK dates for 'the United States open golf championship next year have been fired for July 2 3' 4 at the Inverness Club Toledo Sectivnal qualifying play in June throughout the country will furnish the field for the 72 hole champion ship test except for the top notch ers who qualified automatically by finishing jn the first 3d at inter lachen last July Inverness Club in 192O'ws the setting for thaff first open cham pionship appearance' of' Bobby Jones Ted Ray" the' big Briton won the event in a close finish 1 J' A $350 Silk Each fall there seems to be ger and college football teams borrow an old circus slo nto explain what mean There must be' peak somewhere 'The fact so many big games are ending Ju tie this season indicatesImprovement tn many learn and afso neglect on th part of a ma 'Jprity coaches to equip their Ltranm v1th extra polnt pIaysYou Around 25 games 'ending In ties or victories Means one team oion make its extra point KnuteRockne Noir Xamefl gridjteacher' CHICAGO Nov All the shouting by Big Ten adherents over the superiority of their brand of football over that of the east may be stilled to a discreet whisper by Saturday night Michigan Illinois and Ohio Stale carry arguments of the Big Ten to eastern salients and all of them may find them inadequate Despite the reputation owned by lliinois and Coach Bob Zuppke for comebacks and surprises but few granted the mini much of a chance to conquer Army's strong eleven In their second annual game at the Yankee Stadium New York While the Army has developed into one of the strongest teams in the na tion the mini haye experienced one of their worst seasons losing all three of their Big Ten games this fall by fairly sizeable scores Ohio State challenger of the Navy in the second of the eastern invasions Saturday undoubtedly faces hard battle The Middleshave experienced an in and cut season much after the fashion of their Big Ten rivals and a vlctorv for either team bo of an up set variety It appears to be a toss up game with the Navy In possession "of an edge because of its greater scoring punch Michigan almost certain to gain at least a share of the Big Ten title carries the highest hopes of the conference Saturday in its game agtanst Harvard but Harvard always has heen a tough foe for the Wolverines may have turned stale CUBS PURCHASE RHEM IS REPORTED 7' Am 5 CHICAGO Nov Growing reports of changes among Chi cago Cub today had It that lint Rhemt veteran pitcher of the St Louis Cardinals and SSSSSSSl be purchased or obtained in trifle: Manager Rogers Hornsby and rresioeuo 1IMBLE EE HURRICANE TO MEET' HIKINGS JN GRID SCRAP Wilmington Chillicothe Tilt Holds Spotlight In Loop Grid Schedule UU6ACK cP iWO SGASQA) tW 154owl COACAlriG Pittsburg tracers (PiTTWKA4) By KROGER BABB With 14 of 30 leuu games al ready plyd th six South Central Ohio league football teams will wag war tn each back yards tomorrow reducing the re maining schedule by thro thia week end Th thro leading con testants for th 1930 crown Hill boro Washington and Wilming ton will defend their lead on their bom fields tomorrow with th three second division elevens doing the traveling Th outstanding game on th card is to be played hero between Chillicothe Hl and undefeated eleven Although ap pearing as a more one elded bat tla the Hlllsboro Greentleld con test Will possibly attract more tans than th beadliner here rankfort at Washington wiU Hk iv attract the smallest Mr Bam Punk Dope seta the winning arrow pointing to th di rection of th horn teams in all three games but bls bucket of may get kicked over tn at least one instance I ace Tough oe Coach Amos undefeated eleven at Wilmington Hl is in for the toughest afternoon with Chil licothe invading the local Held ready to put forth its most desper ste effort of the year to win Coach big team has lost four of its six bard games this tali the last three straight Chillicothe will have all tbe strength of its over 100 footballer available tor battle ac cording to reports Vernja having sifted through his two big squad and selected some 30 players to make the trip to Quakertown rL day Th bln and white holds a string of three straight victories over 8 and are strongly cal culating a fourth riday At Wilmington HI the tine spirit has not tagged in th least and both player and students are ready to their in their respective ways riday to ex tend the local's winning streak to five Coach Smith has eased up a bit on the hard drills his team facing five hard foes these next 21 days but be has more (han made up for this by drilling each man individually on the part he takes in each offensive play The Locust street mentor hopes to put the smoothest running team on th field tomorrow local fans have seen come out of tbe high school (a years The full strength will be available ''Edward Telfair 1 big six foot tackle having suffer ed a ghsh over bls eye in scrim 1 mage this week but the wound will 1 be so protected by medical prep aratlons as to permit hi playing The gam Is to be called prompt ly at 3 with Burkhaulter of Heidelberg in charge as referee No advance in the regular admis sion charges will be made for the league game The probable starting lineup are: Wilmington Po Telfair le Telfair It Williams Ig Wolfe Williams rg Conner rt Ralzk re Rose (C) qb Hutchens Hi i Hiatt rh McElwee fb goals hav been kicked A few year ago these 3 pofnt scores were sought In most every contest To day field goal kicking I almost a lost art tbe pressure to win having become so strong most coaches would rather gamble tor touch down than stop with a possible 3 holding JwAin al 'a a "A vi a roaiwara ou ARMY OPPOSES POST SEASON: CHARITY GAME Wisconsin Too Put Thumbs i A Down To Contests or Aid Of Unemployed 5 Milton Sills and Jan Keith In scens from "Th Sea Wolf" ox Movieton talking pic tors which opened a threq day engagement at thXMax Theater This afternoon Tbe picture introduce a unique trl angla in th persons of domineer ing of schooner'captalm young 'waster who Js shanghaied aboard a th vessel is leaving a Japanese fishing port and a mys terious girl who goes along ta a Quixotic desire to help th young The drama that ensues as the throe are cooped up oa th schooner during her long cruise to th Aleutian sealing ground isaid to be th most breathless any (alkies of roeent months and various fights in best style enliven the action' Jan Keith and Itajnmoud Hack have featured role with Silis wbBa Mitchell Harris Nat Pendle ton John Rogers Sam Allen and Harry Tenbrook are cast in import ant supporting parts Coming Sunday for four the time to get thia wonderful Dew Philco Screen Grid PLUS Radio I The nine tube Balanced Unit Philco has never been offered at 'euch alow price before See and hear it NOW! Vr or a REE DEMOtfSTRATIbN EASY TERMS ifyoubuyl Philco offers a complete line of furniture models ranging in price from $49 50 to 8350 i 'S NEW YORK Nor 8HA CoV legs aid fdr lbs was stlirin tbe discussion stage today but the Army and Wisconsin have jplntri Ut of schools op posed to post season competition' usuy new camra a asury today quoting Rear Admiral Robison head bf the United States Naval Academy assaylngdb Navy was mora than willing to parties pat in a'post season contest meet 40 Army such a 1 gamaeopld be 'arranged General William SmlthSuper intendant of tbe United Stales Mil nary acaaemy asswerea aowever 4 with a statement that l'the'JArmy would bar no part In a post season Wisconsin Athletic Council ano refused to sanction the proposed game betweefi tbe Badgers' and7 Marquette President Glenn rank of Wisconsin look the stand that" Western Conference rules forbid post season games and that tn University of Wisconsin being a' State supported Institution would not be free to restrict the proceeds of a benefit contest to anyone city The game was proposed by a MU 1 waukee newspaper 1 Major General Smith said the Army was now giving 10 per cent' of its toctball receipt to charity and In addition waa furnishing 1 work for men on building under construction TH merotog 31 prediction Bt Tore oe lb writers desk which ta dkMtos eurSlck yoarrel contest tabs well patronlaed Every reader th Bumble Be 1 shsald try to add nor interest to stoat Then aoulni lor you to lose and iverythlng to gain Leak over tM Utt oi WMMU game A Wkw ssdsei th winner of ach yf and ynr cboie by a cMck snark at awe ue I tea)' same or marline it or ro ear th Bat onto another sheet of payer putting ydnr favorite in on ealmaa aM th leaara in another to sin full ttrssr' Eemember th thro pr bmltttag th nearest correct Det get priaes The prize are ticket to th Wtlmington HUlsboro Day gem two tick to ach reader sending la a list asong th three nearest correct List must be in News Journal of to by riday noon or postmarked by 12 A riday Hero the Ut of game take iw Pencil and so it yon do better than this columnist has been doing fa similar effort: 1 Chllllroth at Wilmington ((T rankfort At Washington Qroenfldd Hillsboro I Wilmington at Cedarville I indlay at Ohl Northern Otterbein Ashland Dayton at BL Xavier I rm itl mfr Itfttarve Mek1ngm at Wooster Ohl State at Navy Ohl Stat at Vanderbilt Bluffton at Teltdo AJbUn at Bowling Graen Caa st Akron Nlram at Baldwln Wlle Kant Stat at Capital Adrian at Hsldalbcrg Dani at Ohl Marietta at Cincinnati Ohio Wesleyan at Miami Western Maryland at John Carroll Unwin at Wllbsrforc Jgtetherp at Wittenberg Mt Unton at Kpnyen 4 bb xK high school game £atwea WOmlagton and Chilllco tUq mean a lot to th Orang Hur ricane outfit baa won four straight Chillicothe' if conquer4 will be th Hfth is a row be lieve if th Hurricane can down ChlUlcoth it will also conquer Grwnfleld aext Tuesday Thus it would pull tip to 'the big game with Washington hero next riday undefeated and this tact alone In significant as It may seem would add a lot mor to the Orange and play in the Washington 'game Coach Smith a few week ago said the Chamln ad game was the or break Now we advance the oplakm the Chillicothe game is ths fdoor It the High caa'trounc the Viking we believe they vril! fair quite well through their or five hard games In th next 21 days If they don't win tomorrow most any thing may happen in tbe next three Pnroeka BB Laat evening the writer with siany other Wllmlngtonlans saw a splendid exhibition of forward pass inr br th great Michigan star Benny riedman who is now the 1 leader of the Naw York Giants Na tional professional league team The C'ants beat tbe Portsmouth 'Spartans 19 3 and coasted most the 1 way riedman played but a little mojo than on halt Tbe famed Michigan quarterback and All American tossed 18 passes last eve ning Ou was wide one was in tercepted on was dropped 13 warn completed riedman baa efsryquality of a great passer He gel rid of th ball before charging linemen tackle him he can guage the receiver speed and direction perfectly and be throws th pass hlgh enough to keep ft from being intercepted but accurate enough that ft come rest to tbe receiv arm when is at full speed bar always looked upon for ward passing a an art and a the easiest of all way to gain ground ta jootball gamee The Bears cer proved it last night UNIORMED SCOUTS TOSEEGAMEREE Wittenberfl Oglelhorpe WUI Meet Springfield' OPEN TO BE HELD AT TOLEDO Saturday Gridiron Gaines On The Air tj'f (K Throughout) NBC 7 1:45 Pennsylvania vv Notre Dam WEA WTIC WJAR WTAGrWt WGV WCAE WTAM WWJ WOC WHO WOW WIOD WLA WSUN WHAS W8M WMC KOA KGO KECA'5 KOMO (Announcer Bill' Mun dy) 1:45 Harvard va Michigan WJZ WHAtf KWK WRC (Announcer Gra ham McNamee) CBS CHAIN 1:15 Illinois va Army WABC WHEC WLBZ WEAN WNAC WPG WCAU WHP WMAL WTAR WDBJ WHK WKRC WAIIT WWNC WXYZ BCM WSPD WOOD WREC WLAC WBBM K8CJ WMT KLRA WDAY KOIL KH KJH KLZ KOYL KVI KRC KPY KHJ WORC (Announcer Ted Huslng gam will be Interspersed with run nlng account Psnnsylvanls Notre Dame contest) Among broadcasts by Indi vidual station will be these: 1:15 llllnols va Army WOR 1:45 Harvard vs WEAN 1:45 Ohio State vs WLW 2:4 Chlcaqo vs Pur KYWWMAQ 2:45 Minneapolis vs South Dakota WCCO 2:40 Wisconsin South rkota WTMJ 2:45 Kansas vs Ne WDA 3 Alabama va lori da and Auburn WAPI 5 Stanford va Wash Ington KPO 8 Southern California vs KI KRC Quaker Eleven To Renew Grid eud At Cedarville Stede Cridders Crippled After John Carroll Tilt ace Hard Game In Greene County riday KK' Coach E' Steele footballquad of Wilmington College will travel to Cedarville riday after noon for its fifth gam of th sea son The Quaker bold a W8 per cent average to date and ar hop ing to turn in thlr third win to morrow Cedarville was defeated la an earlier gam here by th ighting Quakers 20 0 Th gam tomor row likely will be 1 considerably hordar ta wla however because pedarvlll with an open date last week to tn pink oi conditioa tar the tilt whlle Steele's squad is fa poor football healthy after a CLOTHING A ilk Iv fa lit iaflr 1 Di 7 1 Xf JW fl fT I aM HL SHH roKnqHBBm A aQggCTM I 1 I Value I ME I i I I tei I 5 I hMBS? 5r I WEEK wt Vf SV wTl Off 0 KjBk 3 Tt Jg Trl BI lb 'I I i I VI I IV ra 1 I ll I I 1 I 'W'' AJEMiJLVAAA li fTT i 1 belts fabi 5 ti A' LzrrHiiiM 7 zr kH and SIS SZZ50 SeSU '41 SWWiJ ricIS Most Complete Selection Clinton County i Bi nflflH fl i ta Aamission 1 i I 7 yw7 A'pS 1 'V' 1 1 a Ki if MMr is worm O' per cent 1 than oint in football not flft AlwaysvAOT Batue! 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