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8 THE WACO MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1928 SPORTING NEWS THE FIRST ACCURATE COMPLETE Yellow Jackets And Marshall Victors In Bi-District Clashes Ordered a Champ and Got 1 One nice thing about living in Russia, you don't have to be particular about a clean shirt bosom (Cleburne Fortunate to Past Sunset While Stars Arc Unable to Play 0 WIFE CRACKS A BAbHfUt HE HIS Fox and Koperky Wrestle Tiiesdav Fox. Oalias grappler, requ'-stfd large guarantee for match here with Joe Kopecky. I ch grapplrr Tueisday -ht at the Recreation and mot.r R. V- Wright agreed 1 give Fox the guarmilee Fox can Kop. be stated.

By ,11 NX Tl KER News-Tribune and Times-Herald Hports Editor A a result of the two high school football games staged Friday, Cleburne high, champion of Section No. i. and Marshall high, champion of hcfi-ion No. (i. are in the semifinals tiv' 192S race.

That is exactly in accurdanc" the dope, this v. ck the team wid tf'e winner of and Mat dnb- will clash i prospect, but the winner of the Main-Port Arthur thought more tilt. An efofrt. will be made to have that game staged in Houston. Houston, by the way, would be an ideal site for the game.

Xiarshall defeated Hreenxille Just about aa expected. The Greenviile boys were outclassed, and the score of 26 to 6 Just about tella the difier- fiice in the merits of the two teams. Marshall looked good In winning from but that was to be expected, for Heetion No. 5 is one of the weakest district.s in the state this year. Murff, Harris and Rogers did most of the ball carying for the Marshall crew, but the Mavericks did not opcti up with their game as they u.xually do.

They saved considerable for the semifinal game, and it IS better than a 2 -to-l bet that the Mavericks will be in the finals this year. That fact, has been aticKing out like a sore thumb ever Hinee the defeat of Athens by the Maverick crew. That was the hard rd game Marshall had to piay in ito battle toward the finals. If and the west Texas champion should meet in the finals, we know' of no better place to stage the game than Waco. Such a game here would draxv 15,000 fans.

The neighboring cities would send hundreds, but then the west Texas titleholder has not defeated Cleburne as and ms', not do so. FRENCH LICK SPRINGS. Ind If a major league baseball magnate would call one of his scouts and tell him, get me a Babe Ruth for ne.xt the scout probably would quit his Job or call dhe ic ctors for his boss. But Walter Cox, the veteran trainer and driver of the Grand Circuit, refuse an assignment line that xvaa almost as difficult He accepted (he order and dc- 1 ercd the goods. Thomas U.

Taggart, wealthv I rench Lick' hotel man. tells the Mury look a telephone or- and produced Volomite, the of the Kentucky Futurity at Lexington and one of the leading four two-year-olds of 1928 night last summer a year ago 1 was thinking about horse, and how nice it would be to gel a winner in the Futurity, Taggart aaid called Cox on the phone and told him to buy me a colt that would win the 1 told him to buy him and tram him and acnu me ail the bills. "He bought Volomite. but I didn colt until the Toledo meet mg. Walter said he was a great I could see that he of Walter Dear, an- other tw'O-ycar-uld In his stable.

When the stable went to Lexington Cox wanted to drive Walter Dear the Futurity and I got W. H. to drive my colt. Volomite work well for the strange driver in the first heat, but he came down and went great in the second beat and won the race. had no idea W'hen I called Cox that he would be able to delh'er Three Tigers Win District Honors In CorsicMia, Hillsboro FIRST TE.IM Leyendeckcr, Pruitt and Hander Rated on Star Eleven by Four Sports Writers WAXAHACHIE, Dec.

9. -Corsicana, the team that attracted statewide attention by defeating the famed "Waco Tigers, placed four men on tho composite all-star District Four team named by sports editors in Corsicana, Cleburne, Hillsboro and Waxahachie. Cleburne, and Waco each placed three men with Ireland of Cleburne and Capt. John Crow of Waxahachie tying for the elcvcntn position. Sports writers whose selections were used in making the composite team are Paul Mnore of Corsicana, Harold Ratliff of Cleburne, Joe Fields Merror of Hillsboro and Lester Jordan of W'axahachie.

Selections of Jinx Tucker and D. M. Tooke of Temple have not appeared thus far. PLAYEPv Votes Price, Corsicana, left end 8 Waco, left tackle Strickland. Cleburne, left Hander, W'aco, centar 6 Corsicana, right guard ..7 Ireland, Cleburne, right Crow', Waxy, right tackle 6 Pruitt, Waco, right end ...8 W'ells, Corsicana, quarterback ..7 McNutt, Corslcaan, left balf 8 Taylor, Cleburne, right half ...,7 Squyres, Cleburne, fullback ......8 SECONTI TEA.H Langdon, Cleburne, left end ....4 Kimbro, Cleburne, left tackle ..3 Stamps, Corsicana, left guard Clark, Temple, center ........4 Jackson, Corsicana, right guard 2 Wickham, Temple, right tackle ..3 Megarity, Corsicans, right end ...4 Hopkins, Cleburne, quartern ........4 Bullock, left half 6 Snell, Waco, right half 8 Graves, Corsicana, fullback ...2 Honorable mention: Trippett, Waxahachie; C.

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Four Unanimous Choice such an order in such a short With Walter Dear, 2:05, and mite, Contender. and Trusty Brewer. 2:05, wiero regarded ss the outstanding tw'o-year-oids of the year. lehume Had Upper Hand Kv I will vic- one end On Not Man Fox I to beat ipt'ky informed foe pru- eri' ung have to 1 a tougher man than he ever will I told vou on, that I 'vas to ran away from any oi a I an ong t- niy Prnmr or all ugh ones ou wr.nt tn. They sh look alike I says is in perfect rondi- hon and wil: into the ring Tues- i'ay night det nnined to pin Ko- hf ulderf to the in qiiiek time.

anted Big Uurhe Although Fox iaoued a challenge to meet IGopecky it can be seen that h. does not cherish a desire to mix it ith Kopecky unless the purse is big enough. Kopecky is of the rough nnd tumble type, that is likely to do anything unexpected while in the Ting. Fox knows that, and will not take -chances against the Bohemian. This match is for the best two out of three falls to finish.

A good card of prelims will be scheduled. Narcotic CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE Vnger w'as taken Federal agents found another trunk loaded with 1 Lung runs made possible the ioiy tor Marshall Friday. On oci aaioa, Rogers raced around or 73 yards and a touchdown. nother, the brilliant Murff reversed Ih. field and ped 41 yards for a touchdown.

A run by Rog- i made possible another touriidown, although he was downed trom behind on the JO-yard line. Thorc Marshal! boys can step once they gel in a broken field, but in the finals they are not apt to get a broken oft II. The Marshall team i.s too light for a champiombip club, and if Reil Willis leads his team to title this scar he will have per' formed what might he termed a football miracle. The Marshall team of tl is year lacks considerable of ag as strong as the potverful Mar- hall team of 1926 which lost to the V. aco high Tigers in the semifinals, 9 to 0 It is quite unusual, but it is a (act nevertheless that the dope in- oicalea that the poorest of the four champions in north and central Texas is better than the best In Sections 5, 6 7 and S.

However, a game between Marshall and Sunset w'ould be quite a battle. A close study of the play-by-play port of the Ciebume-Sunset game indicates that Cleburne was very fortunate to win that game. Cleburne made 11 first downs, and' Sunset made 18. but instead of displaying its weakness in winning the bare 12-6 victory. Cleburne demonstrated just how strong It really is.

Jimmy Strickland, the best guard in the district, and captain of the team was unable to play. He is 20 per cent of the Cleburne line. Seaman Squyres. puiitmg sensation, and star veteran 000.000 w'orth of narcotica in hcr pos- threat man waa unable to play. He is 60 per cent of backfield, session.

is the biggest single raid on narcotic ring in the history of the Tuttle said, disclosing that fedcrai agents had spread net for the organization many months They were ready to dNicend Rothstein as the financial backer vt the ring early in November, he said, but death upset their plans. City Sleuths Make No Progress While the federal officials have been delving into this phase of Hofh- activities. District Attorney Eanton and local police have titrated on efforts to bring Hyman H' lliei Biller and those tw'o legal straw men. "John and Roe. under indictment with t.eorgc McManus for Rothatejn's in order.

red pf'-' the had him days, pleaded not guiUy to the iment aqd was returned to (he Yesterday the police announced they had obtained a picture of Biller, a race track figure and Rothstein associate, and w-ould broad- east Ins description in a police circular. Meanwhile. Mr, Banton, who said several days ago that he had built up an airtight case of circumstantial evidence in the homicide investigation, was completing an examination of papers taken from safe deposit boxes and from files in the slain home. yet with both of these players out of tho game, the Cleburne boys battled to victory, and while Sunset gave the Jackets a mighty battle, there never was much doubt as to the outcome. For instance.

Clebumc led at the half, 6 to 0 and bad 12 points before Sunset scored its first and only touchdown in the fourth quarter. Cleburne was rather fortunate to get the first score. McLemore fumbled the opening klckoff, and Cleburne recovered on the 2-yard line. A touchdown was then made by Taylor, the running Ftar of the game, but even had that score not been made, and the game bad closed a 6 -to -6 tie, Cleburne would have gained the verdict, for the Jackets pierced the Sunset ard line than the earned the ball the Cleburne ard line. (tood Break for Jai'kets May Solve Other Crimes Mr.

Tuttle, whose evidence In the narcotic investigation was based on documents seized at Rothstein's offices, said that thorough Inspection ot that material also may provide answers to other unsolved crimes. In one of ten folders seized, he It is fortunate, however for the Jackets that they were meeting Sunset Friday instead of the champion of the Oil Belt or the Panhandle champion, AVjthout Strickland and Squyres Cleburne could hardly have an even chance of defeating either Amarillo or Abilene, and the chances of Clebume entering the final brack- depends largely on how badly Seaman Squyres is hurt, and badly Strickland is hurt. To win the final game, Clebume must open up with its aexial attack. The Jackets will be outweighed, and tire game of this week. In our opinion, will really be the championship game.

If Squyres is unable to play, we can see little hope for the Jaidiets. With the entire Clebume team In the best of condition, the Jackets certainly have no better than an even chance. If Clebume plays Abilene, the game must be staged in Abilene. That 8 another handicap. If Cleburae revealed, was found a paper Amarillo, there muiit be a toss, to Dorothy King, once a would be due to win the girl, who was strangled and robbed toss after losing the one last week of her jewels in her apartment in a jq gunset, but then Temple failed Four more strung high football teams can begin to readv for the basketball season.

champion of the state In basketball In 1927, and a seml- finaiist last Is apt to bob up with another strung team this year. -0 Roy Henderson, director of the Interscholastic league, witnessed the game between Clebume and Sunset in Dallas last h'riday. Hender.son is no doubt gratified that he will not be forced to return to the Waco Tiger banquet for the fourth consecutive year to present the inter- schol.astic trophy. AVe had almost learned speech, and personally we are a bit sorry that he wilt not return this year. We never did quite catch the la.st three or four lines.

However, it must he said in Henderson's behalf that he is far better equipped to make the speech of presentation than some of the other members of the board. If we remember correctly it was Hr. Law, who made the presentation speiH'h here In and hfs effort was terrible. Ho seemed to forget what he was supposed to do. 0- We now have with us a mythical All-Southern football selection.

It is very, very interesting. U.has been: sent to us with the statement that it is the composite pick of so many scribes. W'c have an idea that it is merely the selection of one man, who wanted to give the Southw'est conference some recognition on this team for the first tune. His idea was commendable, but lua judgment was not 80 good. Here is the team, which includes football players of all southern states; Vansickle, Florida and Abernathy, Vanderbilt, ends; Brown, Texas and Williams, T.

C. tackles; Tripp, Tennessee, and Sanders, S. M. guards; Fund, Georgia Tech, center; Crabtree. Florida, quarterback; Mizell, Georgia Tech and Banker.

Tulane, halves; Burgess, Texas A. and fullback. O' O' But for the fullback selection, it a splendid team. We do not any scribe from the state I of Texas recommended Burgess I as the fullback on the mythical team. We do not believe Burgess made the first team on any All- Southwestern conferetice seleet- tlon.

He had a chance at the beginning of the season, hut Injuries handicapped his efforts. We certainly do not helelve that Burgess of the Aggies was the i star during the past season that Lumpkin of Ueorgfa Tech I We kick much on the other selections. The fact that Sanders has been selected on two All-America teams and on the All-Southern team i demonstrates that publicity is as val- I uable as the merits of a player. Now Sanders is a star, but not the guard that Botchey Koch of Baylor was during the pa.st season. Furthermore on this All-Kouth- ern team, Furadeaux, the Baylor center, lacked only one vote of tying Fund of (Georgia Tech for first honors.

Petty of A. and M. lacked only two of reclvlng as many as did Vansickle. nathy of Vanderbilt was undoubt- Iv the best end In tho south for the year. Howard Payne closed one of the I most successful Texas conference F.ea«ons when it defeated Simmon.s university Friday by a score of 16 7.

The game also closed a most miserable season for Simmons, which started with the brightest of hopes. Simmons not only had hopes of winning the Texas conference title, but was of at least splitting! even In its two games with the Southwestern conference rivals, T. C. U. and S.

M. U. Simmons also had hopes of becoming a member of the Southwest conference. However, Simmons not only lost the two tilts the Southwest conference mem- I bers but dropped three out of the five Texas conference games played, finishing in the second division. hiij has As coHi'h of Hcv.ard fir.st year Joe Bailey Cheaney done remarkably well.

Howard Payne lost one game, and that to the S. M. U. Mustangs when the Ponies were in top torm. Howard Payne won from McMurray, S.

Marco; normal, Austin college, St. Trinity, St. Sam Houston Southwestemr and Simmons. The St. team finished second In the Texas conference race, losing onl.v one game, and that to Howard Payne.

At times the Saints had unbelievable power. They won from Simmons by a score of to 0 and defeated the Rice Owls, to 0. Cecil Grigg. couching his first year at Austin college, also did well. He was not expected to have anything waa not expected to win a confer- ince game, but managed to win two, defeating' both Simmons and Trinity.

As a result of these victories, the Kangaroos finished in a tie with Simmons for tho season. The Moore that the DHlla.s ba.se- biill team has purchased is not Roy Moore- as fir.st announced but Jfm Moore who played with Kansas City last year, and who is said to be a star hitter. He can be such a wonderful ball player, however, or the have kept him. least they would have had trouble waiving him out of the league. Victor Davis, Dallas acrlbe, states a number ot Waco high players saw the Sunset-Cleburne game, and they were for Sunset to win.

It Is not likely, however, that Coach Tyson was pulling for hunset, and most of the fans of are lor Cleburne In Its battle for the state title. Incidentally the Dallas-Cleburne game must have been a secret or something. It was not broadca.st. If it was nobody here could get it, and when a number of the fans phoned to the Dallas New.s for the score, they were informed that the News employes had been instructed not to give out information eoni-ern- ing the game. It is to h' hoped that no newspaper in Waco will ever adopt such an unfair attitude toward the out-of-clty Victor Davis hints that it Is not an Injury which kept SqujTes out of the game last Friday.

Here is his paragraph: "Looks like next fray betw'ecn Clebume and the Texas champion will bo the state championship game. With Seaman Squyres In the game Cleburne should Without him the team is greatly weakened. It is not likely that Squyres will be used. He is not severely injured, as previous reports said, and Clebume offlcals decline to state why he is not being used. He watched Friday's game from the sido If Squyres Is not being used, because there Is still fear that he is Ineligible, and If he Is really ineligible in the eyes of the league, then every mcmfier of the executive of District No.

which voted to declare him eligible, resign from the hoard, and eandiilly state that Ihe.v do not know enough about the rules of league to serve on such an Important hoard. Furthermore CUiniiiie may as wi'll use Nquyres this week, and take ehanee on the league drcision. If he Is really ineligible, the fact that he is not used In the hi- dlstrlct games not help cause. Moonlight Ballet ill One Although District Four boasts of several of the outstanding rlayers in the University of Texas Interscholastic league, only four men were unanimous choice for th first team. They were Price and McNutt of Corsicans; Squyre.x of Cleburne and Leyendecker of Waco, These players as well as Pruitt of Waco and Strick- I land, Ireland and T.oylor of Clebume 1 will be named on many an All-State tesSi thi.s year.

i Paul Moore failed to pick Ireland i on hi.s team, hile Pruitt wa.s not se: Iccted by Joe Fields Merrow. who also put Strickland and on hi-i second team. Corsicana also succeeded In placing four men on the second team with Clebume and Temple having three each and one. The following composite All-District Four football teams result from the selections made by sports writers At the Theatres or other boys work and Phona to work on Apply Stand, Cotton Belt Help 8 A Hours," Myma Loy. Back the candy for work tn drug age.

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Her slayer has not lAien found evidence obtained from these papers was added the entries In an address book taken from Tuttle said there was a list of names of persona whom he will call before the grand jury for questioning. Other documents in Uie Rothstelu folders led to arest of Mrs. Esther Meyers. 26. a 1 manufacturer, and Samuel Crying Sammy) Lowe, who served a year In a federal prison on a drug charge.

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