The Knoxville News-Sentinel from Knoxville, Tennessee • 7

Til KNOXVILlK NKWS-NEXTIXKL Sunday Tan HI Sf Wont Ihh1ihhHm1 SHI Wan) K4 ItnihiwHw i SMI SOUTHERN LEAGUE SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED Official Southern Association Schedule For 1932 Season Nunrlaw Tan HI SUNDAYS8SATURDAYS ON CASWELL DIAMOND All Other Clubs Given Better Break Than Locals By Draft ers Holidays Away From Home Play 154 Games Ity iwm WIIMJN Tin lift) if mi JilU'J linsi-bnll srheilnle apprnveil by all Hu- li-nifim ilirri-tnni cx-iit Knoxville cilfii-iiils iiinl nuil' piiMi- by l'r--il'iit John Martin Imlay pIiowh Hail jhc Smokies were irivi-n ii raw alcnl in lii'lr first yenr us boiin-fi'lt: riH iiilii-r of tin Ifiiifiic Tim i Alien w'l-reln-y of tin Kiunkii-i fouglil the schedule tlm iiii--tinir iii ItirriiiMirliiiiii recently it was jhssci oxer Ms jiriiii'sl Knnwillc is (riven only Sundays ami SjiI nnlnys at home durinif tbs flii'I "ill play only lijflil Ifnini'K out of tin' first Jit home Tti M-lirdule wliHi wax lira ii mi Iiv Tom Waitklns prcicni of nrt': M3 Smithson her) hm-lnri- manager Named Captain Biff Jones New Coach On Visit Here Presenting Ping Pong Champ And Runner Up HOPES TO PLACE TEAM ON PAR WITH U-T VOLS Track Prospects Only Fair With 3 Stars Missing Vice-President Of Knox Smokies Councilman Gets Official Post After Working Hard to Get Team Here Coundlman FmUlmon baa In-on niade vlce-prcaldcnt of the Knoxville lmiiclall Club Inc was learned today by The New-ieitliii(l laat nlylit Ot'iir offieer of the club are 11 All- prefldent Fdaar Al-g f'eeiiiiry and Joe fclKinor Man ii iiui expected all lime that Councilman Smiibann vould airve In roine o'flclal ea-r-ielty wllli Iho Knoxville club 11m I' Ih-' 11 vlii to brine a South ern I-ciix'i frandilae lo Knox- It wax ili'ii Snii'hsnn'R errort tin tie oldie fraiiclili-w war priii'il here Indt Hiinirir for a tri-il after diredor had di epled to make It a road train Af'cr ti rlns'i of aeaaon lied It rceni' 4 that Knoxville r-l''bt P't the frcnelilm hrek thl- year finithmn kept up bln ru-tit and wax reward-d wln-n tle Alleps purelmaeil tbe franchise und moved It hern the Iowa Announces Definitely That Bu rt Ingwerson Former Coach Will Be Mem ber of Staff Knoxville College Defeats Invaders Knoxtlllo College bssketeer defeated the West Virginia quintet 24 to 23 in a thrilling gam at Captain Lamb Johnson wa the hero for Knoxville College After West Virginia bad piled up a hv cn point lead In the second half Johnson began to sink basket with a deadly regularity With trailing one point behind Johnson "rrlpp-d" basket that brought victory Tbe Men' Reserve defeated Morristown 1 College 23 to 16 and Austin High School ::0 to 29 The girt won over Morristown College girl 21 to 7 firli-nriK Pi-Deans and Quitch So Hl nr Rlrinliighutii Hives all (lift ollii-r I miiin a heller break 77 lnines at IIoiim 1li' In'iliili' in for 151 ami rii'ii f-ai'h trimi cniiur 77 viiim si Ifiinn anil tbe tamo iriiub'-r a-av Tin' Smotito Will l'lY I Hif lr 77 gaun at Caswell Park in 7 Tim op'iiing gumra for Tue-dav pril 12 wbb-b have bern! iv riiiiiM-d before are: I knoxtlll at CliHflaiinnaa Illlln I Sock at Al'-inpbbi lllaiila al nlivUle ItirniliiKliaiii at 5rw Oilran Knoxville lioiii' ai-aron a III oi i at rirwt'il April 15 VX- if Ii ('Lailiiiinoa a gui--l of flic Tbev play three day at Parsclt amt lb'-li Manager SrLep fi-r wiil lle lia roiiorla on an l-bf-C mud trip I lnl M-pl I I I Tle fion will time fep 1 wllli meeting Knox- ville at I'lint 1j Smnt-e pliy IX ennn-s ler ill 1" Siiinl'Ji Itree double Ii'-ailei belli xclpijuled Tliey are with Allanli Jul) I1) ll-tbi UorL Auv It and illrrulni'liin A-i' 21 Te do not bate a rln-fio (lpuhh-h mler Mll'-d Nw Orleuiif I tho only dob that not meet ilie Knoxville flub' here on 1 i-i Smnk have ri-v-rtil ton?) road trip tie nii't will I- for Ik a rt ii i -i 17 ending Air 2 They lavn a 15- 1 day trip April 59 and endlnr Vnjr 14 Their Innvea I nil'e Hand wlllj be for 15 from A us 4 to An 19 They bai'j a IS-day bnino Hand frnn Miv 15 lo May Ik and a 13 atard from Jun 12 to June 2t ll'-re Id tbe way the Puiidiye an- divid'd: Knn Is 13 at t-uue Iit- I tii Keek 12 Nar'ii'iite iii'a- Iino-ii 15 M'liil'hld 17 BPd New Or leane 17 AMaota ami Pir-' luiiivMnm do nol l-axc Sunday hai hall Ki'OMlIle a la ol diori-j i nn Sat'iida 1 The pef eltU at home lllle el Bill nine s(vr f)rpn nine P1 Is 1: llitle Tl's-k 10: lilrnlnq-Inn i 17: A'lreia IT rtfin'l I'lav On Snniliyx Nelilier Meiiiidiik or New Or Iran will play Knoxville here on a Sundav Th" wl'l plar away feoni I'HIiih on ho'ii July 4 liy IIOU WIKSON 1 ii Mice Biff Jones tbe man that I-oiiihiAim late L'niuiiity supporter are pinning thc-ir hopes in to place tin Tipf rs at the pinnacle of football is vis-1 it or in Knoxville Captain Jones former Army coach ami fa 4: for the past year assistant athletic director West Point accompanied by his wife and two rhildren Idtwrence Tr sewn and Ifarhara eight are visiting Col laul Parker athletic director and Mrs Parker while en route lo Raton Rouge La where the new mentor will soon take up his duties as head coach Jones played football at the Point Tarker Major Bob Neyland and Britton and w-as also a coach there! Kiwanians Victors HvrM Tit The Xm-tmllwt The Oneida Klwan-lana defeated tbe fast I team of Cookeville by Ions point In a nip-and-tuck game here Wc-r H'-mbree Jeffers £mlrli and Smith formed the Oneida lineup Absence of Crane Corbitt And Hickman to Hurt Vol Chances Mijor Britton is singing the blues wlih the track pros-i peris furnishing Iho words But 1 tbn tbe Major likes to sine the I bines sort of work converse- lv to kc-p him from getting too I blue Tlo failure of John Crane half luiliT to rcltirn lo school and the withdrawal of Hi-nnan Hickman and CorbctL's graduation ire the main reasons for the melancholy rhanl To ntfst-t this tho traek mentor has Cbauneey Stout one of the best mllers In the country and Captain Ernie Clark to mention a couple of notables Stout will wear varsity togs for Ihn first time In addition to Clark who bandies the dashes Brittun has Honest John Franklin to replace Ilickiiieil with the rjjot put and Herman Goddard for (he two mile Baylcse the football streak Is experted lo Jaun4 thru the hurdles Sherrod and Green-hlalt the high Jump i bores and Greenblatt aLo the dieus Track candidates will heein around Feb 15 with eth-eis coming out later on Tbe trark will be a little less ntirjeili Mils spring owing to the fart that Scwanee has cancelled h'-r track meet wllli the Vnls leav Inu us Kentucky for a certainty and possibly one or two other of Tennessee I fp 1 1 Gose Cage Games Feature Leagues 3 I end ccltirH tainei were i-layt'l In ti Junior tho TiP'-r coaching ataff ending Captain with Col Major Bill at the sa'nic time with the The I I athletic Lefty Brown Here For Annual Visit With 5 Gal Gai Purchase One Ticket To BOOTH THEATRE Junction Service Station inttRY DAVIE Mgr Ili'xad al Dial 2-OI20 rumors that Ingwerson might ee-cvii a pnUioo elsewhere "Coach Ingwerson will hendle (be barkc" se 14 Jones "Other inirnlK'djt or tho staff will be Frank Spike) Nelson formerly at Iowa and an old friend of mine He will coach the line Ben Knts who played at Alabama under Coach Wallace Wade will coach the ends "We will call out all of our candidates for the mldd spring practice about I ot February n-y(ni mel Fining: Step up folks snd meet a real rhsinjlon and near champion Tin smiling youth al your right Is Jennings Irwin wlm now wears Hie leva Tor being Knoxville's bent I'inc play-r He's a real king of the fascinating guinc At the right Is Ills cousin Horace Irwin who gave Jcnnlnt: a reil iaul fur th championship in the flnnls of The Nrws S' Mlinel-Mlilnlc tournament Friday nlehi They had never played lopetl-iT before they met In the finals for the crovn Jennings was presented a silver loving cup by the Ailileiic House Lloyd A (Lefty) Brown who pitched for Knoxville lit the ruth A'lantle League and who is now one of the leading members of the Washington Senators' staff Is visiting In Knoxville Brown married Knoxville girl ind comet here each winter to visit with his wife's parents i fonnr Knoxville star bad a good season with the P-natnrs srJ J-aisi3 ot 1Ve A Siitiinlay rirM rniiUhiM if und feaid in Miftuot loaKiif li- vinnlnff nvff-r 1 to 13 in A hard rlfthli Snpi AthlHif HO'-ic JiimIom lo 13 au4 Woo niff won ovap Confer Juniom IT to 14 to tnnrch on nndofcatM In t'iO Jimtor Ii BLMir fcopt out In front fn I 1nicrnu dirr Iasrno by do- Kififi Avenue Chrfhtlnn 04 to 22 Oilier Iii st nilit were: lWood- POv IT AhMI! 7 sr fa huifl lr anTnn 7 'i: i huii i nr fh ii 2ft -eft 1- 4 riitn 12 fit1 the lehuutd "I know what kind of material we will have I didn't get lo look the players over when I was there in December I aaw the teem play the Army at West oFlnt and there were several good looking boys among them I eo impressed witl the reserves I don't know whet kind of materiel we will have coming up from the freshmen "All that I can say right now ia that we hope to bring Louisiana State right up to the top with Tennessee will start building from the bottom and It may take us some time to do Captain Jones looks with favor on a game between Louisiana State University and Tennessee withl nthe next few seasons lest year winning 15 and losing He had an earned run average of 320 which gave Mm fifth place among American League pltehen Rawlings Introduces New Football Helmet A new type of football helmet will 'make Ita appearance on many gridirons next season Tho i It will be known as th it will be a skeleton hel-1 met and very strong according to Claude Carr representative of i th Rawlings Manufacturing Co whose firm Is placing tbe helmet on the market wa used by Ernie Never last season and proved highly successful" said Carr "While It hasn't as much leather in It as the old style helmet it is as strong a a 'dreadnought'" last season Carr' firm Introduced the new eight piece football which was adopted by many echoola and which next aeason promisee to be In greater demand Jimmy Moran Victor Spanish Flay Second IKy I fiStPil iTye NTW Jiniiny Moran won the fuU0'l added Handicap Smurday lead-let thnmit thu eitiro mile and a sixi'cnili i'airncy Spiinisli wa-i second wl'h Claslonhury third In the field nr aix entries Tin truck won muddy liilln-rt Klsliin who rode the preceding winner had the leg up on Jimmy Moran and kept film well liit In front all tlm wav Passim the judcis the son of Lucy Hour was well dear of Spanish Play being timed In 1:48 3-5 He paid 8 420 for $2 in the straight inutuela Twenty-live members of the 1921 Texas Aggies football team that finished third In the Southwest Conference race were awarded varsity letters It was the largest football letter award In many years Iahor Day iiuetinp ('liniiannncu In douhlchcnd' rs at Chatlnnona I on bnih dal'-s H- re In the eompleie atc for the luokiea both at libnie Snd uhrnnrt for th conilny pennant chase: A 'u IS mi v-i -I I 14 I iiiniw with I'liiiita lltM A v-l ji AiM IT I at Nw riiffxaiK Ai llf ih'lisf' v'i I 1 1 tl HI hiiirte tlilh HflMl'lit'Tl' si hi iifii vi'li Sjw Ari ri lit T1' Mmv I 1 4 At li(l I M'tv MI I hi-V-V 11 11 Al Vflkl-vilk I 14 ar Ailcntfi My I 17 Ia at hum ith lll( My tl Imiii' with Al L'T 2 LI ti itl nth At-lama V'iv "r- at hnniw vllh NivIr ill 3' at UKUplii J-ifii 1 dy 2 4 5 nt Itite 7 nt sith (Tiitiln Jut! Jrt II At A (trim fmis IS 14 Ml hnilM wllli AtlNp'A Itmw 17 1A At home lih Mfia-I'h- JiiitA 31 At homo AHh Lltlla 22 S3 SI tit hwuc with Tim AT TlMt(A Ji'n £7 3h Ht otth mlmrlium 1un off jir Jlll'f S'i Jiilv 1 3 at Saw OrloanA July Nt hum with Chairanoon July 4 6 at rhuttunnoKN July A off iloy July 7 hi IlIrmliiRhAin July 11 13 At hoiiiv with At-AUTm July 13 II 14 13 At homo with Nub Till July 17 1 1) At nmtlNitooKA July 2i off day July 21 21 S3 24 at Nftftlullio July 2S (iif (lay July S'J 27 23 at AiIhtiik July 20 3 Jl at Mrini'lila Am: I 2 2 at lllllo 1to Arne 1 ft at honn with Blmtin-hain Amc I I 1 If at homo with YCow Orica no July 17 II 14 at homo with Rock Aiij 13 10 off daya AUh 17 II II at homo with Mom-lhln Atir Iff at Atlanta Au 31 31 At homa with MrmlBff-hfffnn A ur S3 off day Auk 34 2ft 31 37 at New OrlMana Auk 31 31 30 at homo with Naah-vlMc Auk S1 Kept 1 at HirmlnirhAin lipt 2 3 at homo wldi ChattHnoofA mpt 4 at t'hattAnonRAi Hct 4 it NaaIivIIIh fh'itt 0 off day Rept 10 11 nt hnma with ChatUnooKA IouMoheodoiw MORE ABOUT Sport Talk Start on Page 6 a makeS artness na their stn vi adnhre $150 Ten Foul Pitching Leaders Announced With 20 foul pitched Saturday the 10 leading men in the annual University of Tennessee foul-pltehlng contest were announced by the Intro-mural department There are to be 30 more pitches for each man some time next week end the high man out of the whole 50 will be given cup Fraternities also ere pitching by teems The 10 leaders at the end of the first 20 pitches and their cores ere: Penland Tau Theta Delta Gnnse A White Thl Sigma Kappa and Edwards Delta Sigma Fhl 15 each Thomas A Fortran) 8 Wilson Ft A Kelly non-fret Cramhllee Phi Gamma Delta and Johnston Delta Tau Delta 14 eaeh their new unrvsV6" their oryS ns $5 graehnr them so at the Hireling I fought and voted against it And I'm still on record us being opposed to Maybe tukuk is a remedy for the schedule yet if some loyal Smoky fan will taka It before the Southern Con-rerenen at Its meeting in Atlanta In February they might bar It You know they are good at barring things PLAYING MANAGER FREAKS PLAYING MANAGERS WILL ALMOST BE FREAKS in the Southern League next season Red Barron who succeeds Johnny Dobbs at Atlanta Harry Btrohm of Little Rock and Joe Klugman of Nashville will be the only three who will be on the firing Una with their men joo Schopncr who used to play some when he was managing the Smokies back In the South Atlantic League will direct the play of hie men from the dugout this season And so will Doe Prothro at Memphis Jake Atx nt New Orleene Clyde Milan nt Birmingham and Bert Nlehoff at Landing BILLY BONE TO PLAY IN Another billy bone will report for football at Tennessee at the start of the 1950 season Naylor Stone tells about him In The Meraphle Press-Sclmller: "See that guy with the great big grin? (Billy) none former University of Tenncsuve quarterback "nilly 1 daddy The younger Billy welching nine pounds caine on to earth a few minutes before midnight Wednesday night "Mrs Bone snd baby are nt llapllst llospllaL Both are doing nicely" Tabe's Fresh Orange 5c 118 GAY STREKT Bowlers To Meet Sperlnl The XmJvitM EKW1N Tenn Sanitary I sundry 'a bowling team of Knoxville will meet the Card Inn la of the Erwin City League here on Wednesday Feb 3 for a three-game contest at the A Frqm 7 tv 10 vieti msrnln through out tho yoar AT THE COUNTER ONLY Pig 'N Whistle.