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CHE FRESNO MORNtirvn REPIJ EiLICAN THURSDAY JANUARY 1 1e20 Irt MMOIMMOINIIMIN I THE GUMPS-GREETINGS SANTA CLAUS! 1 04 ta MEET COSMOS TODAY i Darcy to Meet Ortega at Presidio In Ten Round Bout SAN FRANCISCO Dec ten-round bout on January 12 between Jimmy Darcy of Portland and "Battling" Ortega middleweights is to be staged in the Presidio military reservation here according to a published announcement by the post authorities here today The state law prohibits bouts in excess of four rounds but this law does not apply to property owned or controlled by the government Three six-round preliminaries will precede the main bout IE i j- '1' ER7 I i IIE i LY iri' R7 I 1 i I 4 YE' (illkstrW CHRiZYmAS 1301) LOOK AT klITLECHEVrER'- VVA LP AT Yt-IIRTY 0NC-a BIN bltiN1 Ftk(40- LY-TILE c1-4-ctR 't()'111 1 Lb Afibi FELL HER -ro ot NEW WisAbROaE (tt (t1 (014 i )UTTCAN't BEuEV) "TNKT THIS FOR ooL SEEMS 't-bo (c)013 roR tAIN 1 'CIU1sAl I ZNI1 ''NNFET OP Lrrt-LE CHESTE AwD I pRErrf PLt- NES-Kt CrAINLY 1-REANS0 yvo IrS SilAPAZ ro t-toME IAIPP-1 A MAK e- LIP 1 (7ss WALK Akovki tisrmE LiaocKA coo rikE opo -rimES-GIVET1-4E NI(11--IROR AA Tf" AT dt "MN "7" AND Pilt ta uoti ra cpN HAfnax fiEtTtlese-srHt rrs SHE' RecENt A tiOLE SKIN v-CI NZ sr ItstN E-Lts VIlscH RtqtNE ccm-r X2 8C ORZ THAN A sA4 I It 4c 1DNtI ttAri 0 1 CHRIzYmAs ERY Bot)(- 1 10 LooK AT krTYLECHEVrER'- I-1) AAICI( HE WA UP A' IV 'THIRTY UNcLt BINN bltiN1 FoRCIZT L)-1-'-ra 1 -TO cl-ib--ct "I' FELL HEIR A NE 1 czY(S-' NARIA0aE INDIA 1M a oAret BEuEvz I T's A ilAistkz 14111' 'TNA'T 'THIS 1 IAI 1 IKUI A- l'IA kmos' L'Al l' 1 (1' ru) 11 (1 1 lEul 11 -se 1 4E -HAE 's ID 'Y sro (To tfomE FOR 4A I vt tlit rroH 001 $RE Lot ALOSI 1 3Er 4E IA II S'i 'CI UN I I ZN'T NTET LtTTLE CHESTE A141D I NO N'''r -v 1 -rh I hica 4 1 I 0 Es ::15 -v I Ik 4 NV(tt (ttk iN (11 elockA (OupkE op L61 cE1 It b--- ul4p1 le'' '61 IS PRErrsc tV WHO Zeki 4 1 A 1 '1'1 II 1-ME -GI trE ThE IR' Nt(1-1R0R4 a ri-aRt WMa 4 01 or- )-1 A 1-R-------A1- NoLE I NI ikNY il UN YACLAU3 I kk-) 0 tzar III lit 'h i ali 1 t)(iSsrENCE N1) Ls 100 0 stizitAN ti VIIRL! ELe -2)1 I a 1 4 He so LiTur K7P 1 4 A- 0 Usi-t4 IktttNE '441- 4 AA0 otiiiP l'r COT clikilf(j) t-ti 7R11 1111kK LWItt'sNTE O- As 4- 42 8T oueyE A h4 40601!) ti STE "it I 1 0 i MORZ 01 aill At clovtifi( 11 0 -yak' 't A (01-1 4('' karA IS THAN A 0 Llta ilt 0 a RI ElAril I ti 11-4110rp' h---- 'ta''''-' 1- A I ttAri Ci 0 1DNE -7 4 i "---2--- A 0 4 )1 It 0 I limIt i''------- Fresno Enters Two Teams in Telegraph Bowling Tournament At a meeting of bowlers at the Auditorium alleys last evening it was decided to enter two teams from Fresno in the A telegraph tournament The event will take place Sunday January II and the local boys will be in Senior Leaguers Expect Hard Games at Playgrounds Senior Playground League standing: Team Pet liointes' Terriers 0 LOOP Colts 8 1 Sal I whey 6 3 661 Johns 2 9 F0(1 FL Pups 3 6 A Juniors 1 4 200 IL Beds 1 8 Alt lifornia Field 0 0 000 lames Today Holmes' Terriers vs Cosmos Colts at Holmes' playground In School Reds vs California at Call 111 School Pups vs A Juniors it Einstein Illemorial PlaYgroula The Fresno City playgrounds will tiart the now year with a Fplendid ichedule of playground ball 'a game scheduled at Holmes' play eround for 2:30 between the league eading Terriers with nine wins and no Pleats and the Cosines Colts who have est b4 one game and that to the Ter pors after four extra innings will bring inri some wonderful competition Bills the Terrier pitcher who struck ant 20 batters and allowed but one hit will twirl The Colts will start the felhoeing lincupi Sobatian Aubery tilanue lb Parrot 21i St Am 3b: Bush oF Bier so Meitner Weber Bier with Bier and Kruser as The Ili Sineel Reds will work out Wilson their new pitcher against the ricwiyerttanized California Field on the latter's home field A snappy game Omni result from the clash between the A Juniors who won their last gtme and the Hi School Pups who payed a wonderful gamt against the Holmes Terriers Monday Seni klehis Teal Hob-1w I helicy 41 Jo In 1 lloin lornia 11 I it Pin The 111r Th tround 11 lefeatf test ricws IV1 SO Lill8 DIA 20 loNVIII qatrut tOttiel The VliiO011 ter' ihould the rayed licome aga HAT Shotgun Experts BECKETT Expected to Attend twersile ourney WOO 100rello TnitrneV DITANg LU I I WI ATI" 11 JUST BEFORE BLOW LL ENDED HOPES OF GRIDiRON I OTDAY I I InIVII I ti 1111 I Uti I I IWOOLOW-Ir-NMEMNu -MedimaualOirlyrInt2annaMPe10 1toran wit) on contests four I FR Coral Will I on Ja an's mute tour It'oran wili on an's conteets four competition wtlt many crack teamsIALL ilmERIcAN from Victoria to Southern California 1 and west of Denver 1 Teat Tannehill has selected a team entered by Harry Jackson of the Gent oral Tire and Rubber Co of Fresno The lineup will probably be Oliver TEAms NAmED emith Taunt Tannehill and Jackson 1 Charles Sluice has entered the Travel- ers Hotel team with Mark I lanna as captain Hanna will announce his lineup in a few days and the two teams Will meet in practice matches before the Selections Made From tournament The award to the win- ning teams are paid entries to the i Most Noted Athletes A meet at Oakland in May when Fresno will he represented win or 1 of United States lose in the telegraph tournament 1 Selections Made From Most Noted Athletes of United States CRi 31--Shotgun experls from over the l'oitcrt Urf expeetiiii to ail' rici here itaiwary Harvard Team Has Clean Record WithoutDefead tile first itimitial trapslitooting tom i tyient Fil hIt 1 to hnowil as the 4 I II t11iciiql in i1 i 111 het 1111111111 1-11 For Season Oregon Eleven Suffered One N- i Defeat by Washington State College teen-yard target mir-'''''''''''': i i' '-T This wilt hi the first attempt on the Pattifie eottst to ititture astern shoot- tt -1 vrs to COMP lk tor a Winter event tthstapionship of inert a at I OtiO teen-varfl lk paAr11117 11011itsit0tt114rdIZt osn the a '1 et's to 'erne tor a NV 1 ntrenr event 1 tn a I Cliff Durant to Enter Air Race I If the tournammit moves sueeessfuli it is planned to inaliti it an itlintial affair Three trophies are being offered one to the high loan during the entire shoot and the other tva to the leading members of the winniag stale i1111S IlalIy IltrieS 1114-4 have borm recelvol troln both ur Ind proles siOnal eXPTIS IA it 11 lh twat' er guns If tournato -npt no yes toveessful I I Is antler to tna It till 11111111i affair Ilhreetrophi br thK offred 0110 LU Ie jII4II Ilk IIIUUIili luLrrr 4IIU() and the other too to tile leading mem- berm of th wifliu St1110 i celvol froto both ur Ind proles sioal exports IA it) tioa(lor guns 1 I 4 5 it Lightweights Open League Today at City Playgrounds Lig) Everett Ready to 'Everett Ready to I Meet Scott Hi itittl OLILL A I Mewl) tonight "We deem it an honor to be the representative of the west in the struggle before us and whether the score goes for no or against us remember well be fighting every minute" "My men are in splendid condition" said Coach Robert Fisher of Harvard "Our training has been brief but sufficient Well deliver our best from the opening kickoff' The weather todex gave every promise of fulfilling the players' fondest hopes Cool almost cold breezes definitely banished the enervating heat of the past two weeks Probably Harvard accustomed to eastern winters appreciated the change even more than Oregon but no kicks were heard from either The football to be used in tonlorrow's gaii will come from the sky Arrangements were Made today with a well known motion picture star to drop the ball from an airplane whish will take the air a few minutes before the starting whistle blows at 2:20 o'clock Several changes were made by each team today In the line-up announced last night SEATTLE Wash Dee 11---Cliff Durant aviator and automobile race driver probably will enter an air race between Seattle and Alaska planned for next spring it was announced here today Captain Sir Arthur Whitten Drown non-stop trans-At iantie flyer several days ago wrote that he probably would enter The Aero Club of the Northwest which is arranging for the race has received inquiries from several other aviators A capital prize of $25000 probably will be offered New York Yankees 1:::" f'' 4 '-''I 21 'i''4 4 0V 1': l'400000ttisal'" i iii' Wg NEW Y01114' Dec the custom inaugurated by the late James Sullivan of the Amateur Athletic Union have selected all-Ameriean athletic teams for the year Just closing Secretary Rubein in 1 naming the mythical combinations shows that of the all-American teams 16 are from the east 12 from the middle west three from the Pacific coast and one from the south Nine have college affiliations and 23 athletic clubs connections of the all-American college team ten are from the east five from the middle west one from the south and one from the Pacific coast The personnels fat-low: A 11-A inerican athletic team events: Fix1Y-Yard dash Carl Johnson UMversity of Michigan lad yards Charles Paddock University of Southern California 220 yards enry Spokane A A 300 yards Loren Murchison New YorkiA 440 yards Frank Shea Pittsburgh A A dad yards Thomas Campbell University of iChleago SSO yards Homer Baker Glen-roe A New York 1000 yards Jolts Sellers New York A one mile Joie Ray Illinois A Chleago two miles Ivan Dresser Cornell University five miles Caries Pores Alillrose A New York ten miles Frerl Faller Dorchester (Mass) A ceoss coon-try John Simmons Syracuse University: 70-yard hurdles Walker Smith Cornell University 120-yard hurdles Fred KellY New York A 220- yard hurdles Robert Simpson illinols A Chleago 440-yard hurdles Floyd to Smart Chicago A A walking Will11am Plant Morningside A New say five miles Caries Pores Millrose A Nev' York on miles Frerl Faller Dorchester INlass) A erioss coun- I I trY John aSimmonsr Syracuse Univer- SitY 70-yrudk a wall ke Smith Conell Univey 120-yard hurIlem Frer rsit KellY' New Yark A el 22" yard hurII es ober Si pso I lli nois IA Chleago 440-yard hurdles FloYd Smart Chicago A A walking Wit- 'Ilion Plant Mornincside A New Wifh Ina llt--Ecerett iIh schoors football whieh tomorrow moots the Seoll high school Toledo evelen in what in advertised as a contest for Ma preparatory school championship ofhe ilniteb Slates to nlitht is in condition to "play good football l'oach Enoch ilrigshaw declared Beyond that -statement the Everett coach would maRe il0 huiiru for his men tior any piaalletion ft111) the out- 4 come of the name Yarn Inv lb filAil sellool's football 1am ttbieh to- morrow nwets the Scott high school Toledo eclen in mluit ic advertised as a contest for lim preparatory ahoot championship ofihe ratted Slates to- night is in condition to "play good foot- hail" C011eh Eneeit itrigoitow ilectorml itevond thot Attotement the Everett i cooeI would matte of vlainot for him en tior anV nrolletion ft111) he Out- enme of the game The first games of the 110-pound baslo tbuil league will take place on the city playgrounds today when three eIns will he played Besides the six learns that play today there will likely 1st six other teams enter the league the first of the week The teams that are counting on going into the league are: Fresno Athletic Normal two Longfellow teams A and St Alfonso The games this afternoon Will be pissed between: Fink-Smith and CosmoS at FinkFluith at 4 o'clock liolmes nnd Dickey at Holmes play ground at 4 o'clock California Field and Washington at California Field at 4 o'clock The lo city I Vi1111(S leanls SIX first 'The lots The pia ved Fhith 110I7 grouts Call California Field at 4 o'cloek oP1'': 0' Release Players rtmm7- i 0 Itvtift000 i i Ztmottoot" rti 1 i i 0- 0-C Pi0 I I 1 A i viY ft PASADENA Cat Dee va West for the unofficial football vhamPianship of Ameriea will he the New Year's Pay card offered gridiron followers at Tournament Park here today when Itarvarills huskies Champions of Eastern fields line up to do battle with the University of Oregon team Pacific conference title holder Western rooters have Sene Paatern learns in action here before but 'WNW Harvard---nor either of the other two members of the b'g football triumvirate Harvard Yale Princeton It will he a second appearance for Oregon however in the role of Western defender 'When the Tournament of itors Asseciation put football on a big league ltasis in 1919 by inaugurating tile annual contest between East and West ItroWn University PH Ye as the East's representative 'Washington State College was the Weatern beleofon flows went to the latter on a 14 to 0 score Again on Jannac 1 1917 the west trillImbed When Oregon whipped Pennsylvania by the same aenre 14 to 'With the Plated States at war the 1 fit 0 New Year's game haat ilt4 interae tional character Football teams were not encouraged to travel acrosa the continent 'when all railway trains Pere 'needed for soldiers Hence it was that two western opponents Camp Lewis I soldiers and Mare Island marines were matched The marittes won 19 to 9 January I 1919 fount the nation at peace but still under arms The big univerities bad no tea tos and again service elevens tilled the breach The Great Lakes naval training station I squad eame out from Chicago anti gave the Mare Island marines previous years Winners 20 to 7 beating Of tomorrow's contestants Harvard has the cleanest recorl The Crimson train went through the 1919 season without a defeat Only two tealna seared aginst them Princeton no1 Yale The game with Princeton rated in a 10 to 10 tic that with Yale ja a 10 to 3 victory for Harvard The ther games of the season resulted as tot-tows: Harvard Hates 0 'Halyard 17 University of Vbginia 0: liaard 20 Springfield 0: Harvaid 17 Brown Harvard 17 Boston College 0: Dare' Tufts 0 Oregon bp ered one defeat the ttInteat with Washington Stale Cent-ere ending 7 to 0 in favor at the triter Scores of the tote other games played were: Oregon 23 31ultnentah 0 Oregon 26 University of Idaho 9 Oregor 24 l'nlyersily of Wohingtoll 13: )regan 9 Oregon Agricultural College 0 Coaches of each I earn pronounee their I men in the hest of condition I "Oregon is ready" said Coaell Hunt I needed for Ioldiers Ilettee it WaS that two western 01Monents tiamn Lewis I S111114 and Mare Island marines were matched The won 19 to 0 JanuceY I 1610 founl the nation it lualaleribtiupts attaild The big 1 ervice elevens filled tbe i I InerilL ag4th ine t'irerit I aims it'vol illing station load aine out from Chicago and gave lit are Island merinos pibions ar ye Willi teS i 20 to '7 beating of tomorrow's contestants Harvard has the ealtest recool The Crimson team went through the 1019 season without a defeat Only two teams seored aginst them Princeton unl Yale The game with Princeton etded in a 10 to 10 tie that wit al Ye ri 10 to 3 i vctory for -Harvard The aber games ot the toasoll resulted as fol a Ita es 0 Hai ard I 1- ws I tarvaid Vit ima 0: Hl 1 I nivereitl of a aid 20 Springfield li: Harrold 1 i a Harvard 11 Boston College 0: May- I 'el Tufts a alh7e" gon eleted one defeat tile i'SS I it) Waahington Stal Cell -Ste te't to 0 in favor of the ii'ltee I ti Scores of the four other games ase were: Oregon 23 Multneniall 0 Oregon 26 University of Idaho 0: Oregol 24 cgi4 of wgnington 13: laregol 9 I College 0 Oregon Agriellitill Coaelles of each team la pronotinee men ti ir in the best of coodion ''twegoll eaY" said Co llett lit im- NEW TORT Dec New York American League club today announced the release of the following players: Pitchers Cliff Murk le Luther Nelson and Paul Carpenter to the Toledo club of the American Association Pitcher A Vance to the Sacramento club of the Pacific Coast League and Outfielder Everett liankton to the Dallas club of the Texas league Of these players only Nelson and Carpenter were with New York in Pitchers Cliff Murkle Luther' Nelson and Paul Carpenter to the Toledo club of the American Association Pitches A Vance to the Sacramento club of the Pacific Coast League and Outfielder Everett liankton to the Dallub of the Texas league Of these players las only Nelson and Carpenter were with New York in 1918 For Ilarvard A lionveen will start at teei'If 7: 60000000mgom I in left half st Hum ead of phries who will icAt74 4 '''t'- IIMMINIONMEMOVIELIM be held in reserve and it 1 8 thought by l' I El 0 probably will bi Intl in during the i-' 1 i latter part of the game i WAIT 'TILL For Oregon 110W11111 will play at right tt-1 end instead of left Williams at left- guard instead of Manta and Maui? at SATURDAY FOR right guard instead of Harding The Western Newelaner Union latter will lie held in reserve according Just before Carpentier knocked Beckett out In tha first round showing 1 to Gooch Huntington the fighters In clinch Not muscles of Beckett's back In this action photo I be heid in reserve kind it IR thought by a some probably Will be put in during tin latter part of tin gal WAIT 'TILL For Oregon Howard will play at right 4 enstead of left Williams at left- Oil guard instead of Slants ad Manta at right guard instead of Ilarding The Western wassailer Union SATURDAY FOR Just before Ca pettier knocked Beckett out In the first round showing latter Will be held in reserve aceonling the fighters in clinch Not'e muscles of Beckett's back In this action photo FRANK MORAN TO BOX FULTON ON JANUARY 12 NEWARK NJDee of Pittsburg and Fred Fulton meet in an eight-round bout here January 12 The bout WM be Moran's sixth in a series of "come back" in which he has knocked out of his five opponents 1203 Street George Fathy Fresno's Classy Tailor Over-Stock Sa MAY COACH VALE NEW HAVEN Conn Dee 31--T A Jones a former coach probably will come to Yale as a football coach next fall according to Prof Mendell chairman of the board of control of the athletic association Standing broad jump Hoskins Chicago A A Standing high Jump Taylor Marietta (ONO A Running broad jump Sol Butler Dubuque College Iowa Running high jump Jolla Murphy Multnomah A Oregon IRunning hop skip and jump Sherman Landers Chicago A A 1 Pole vault Foss Chicago A A Sixteen-pound shot Mc Donald Now York A 1 Fifty-six-pound weight MciGrath New York A I Discus A Mucks Chicago A A i Sixteen-pound hammer RVan I Laughlin Lyceum New York javelin itleorge A Broader Jr New York A 1 Petittathion Robert be tlendre Georgetown University Ail-around Harrison Thompson 1Prineetion University 1 Steeple chase A Delaney Mil-roue A A New York All-American college tani hundred yards (ha HMI IV Midi I flock University of Southern CH lifOrHie 2nr yards Creed I IftVITIOntl of Pennsylvania: 440 yards 11I Curtis University of Chicago: Iill I yards Kurt A Mover Cornell One mile Dinnis I O'Connell Harvard University: two miles Ivan 1Dresser Cornell University Cross country John Simmons Syrareuse University RO-yard hurdles Wal- ker Smith Cornell University 20-yard 1 hurdles Carl Johnson University of Atichigan 1 Running high jump Landon Yale University rutting brood Jump Sol Butler Dubuque College owe I Pole vault A Myers Imrtmouth College 1 Sixteen-pound shot II Alien lj'tilVtrsity of Maine 1 Sisteenpound hammer I II Weld Rartmouth College I iltiellM Glifillati University of Notre Dame Pavel in Angier Cul -rsity of Chit ago All-Ainerlean college uzatni Otto hundred yards Charles IV PadKik University of Southern Cantor- Governor Olcott a 2ito yards Creed IIHNITIOnd niversity of Pennsylvania 440 yards r' c) University of Chivago: SSD Wtr es es Wishes aids Kurt A Mayer Cornell Culverty one mile Dinnis I O'Connell To Oregon Eleven arvard University two intim Ivan resser Cornell UniVersity 1137 Jay St The line-ups ns given out tonight: Harvard Posit ion Oregon Desmond 'toward SPdgvId li rr Woods I Williams Ilavemeye 0 Leslie Hubbard It Mautz Kane ft 'I' Bartlett Kane Bartlett Steele Anderson LOS A NoELES Dec 31--Jimmy Murray ((ant) (4' Steeru Dundee of Oakland Cal won the de-A I torween 11 Jaeobberger sion over Clene Delmont of New York II(C) Brandenburg Horween Huntington at theend of a fast four-round bout at Vernon arena last night They fought Offielals---George Varnell referee Quigley umpire Plowden at 1i28 pounds in the semi-final young Stott Iva() linesman I Butter- Retehel defeated Togo lcarlyaina They field field Judge uohlie 1 inn roemiltbg Jimmy Dundee Wins Over Gene Delmont weighed 1:5 pounds Red Sox To Train At Hot Springs Ark HOT SPRINGS Art Dec Graver ofthe Boston American Lieageu team announced tonight be had concluded arrangements for the team to do its apring training here SAN FRANNS00 Ed Lewis defeated Gus Kervoras in two straight tails in a wrestling mateh here last night Pa 101 AMMMI101011 FRANK MORAN TO BOX FULTON ON JANUARY 12 out tonight: I NEWARK Dee n1--Frank MAY COACH YALE 1 of Pittsburg' and Fred Fulton NEW HAVEN Conn Dee A York )' meet In an eight-round bout here Jonee a former coach probably wili Oregon January 12 The bout Will be Mors come to Yale as a football coaeh next chienc A I II Harvard Position Standing broad jump 1 Hoskins Desmond Jimmy Dundee Wins Red Sox To Train sixth in a series of "eome back" fall according to Prof Mendell --4-7i-id-g' IA' Sedgivielt la 1 Leslie i in ivhich Ile has knoeked out ehairman of tile board of control of II a igh jump Taylor Woods NIilliants 11 I i- Marietta (Ohio) A ilavemeyer Legg Over Gene Delmont At Hot Springs Ark of his five opponents athletic association Running broad jump Sol Butler tau- Hubbard Mt Manta 3 2 buque College Iowa a 1ane 9" Bartlett 1 unning high jump Johd Murphy steele Ande rson LOS ANtraNEs Doc 3 1--Jimmy HOT SPRINGS Ark Dec Multnomah A Or sgon Murray (cant) Steers rotary Gotver ofthe Boston American Dundee of Oakland Cal Nvon the (le- A I torween la IL Jaeobberger Lynam team announced tonight be had pos 7 1 Running hop akip and jump Sherman I on over Gene Delmont of New York Os 1G Landers Chingo A A I arree --IL Brandenburg comluded arrangements for the team to 11 Pole vaulL Foam Chicago A A Horween Huntington at theend of it fast four-round bout at do its spring training here 1 S'x I hot illrDonald 1 1 te tau id I Vertio 'en I st id The fowl It 11 1 a a It 3 'Yarnell referee 'New York A Ge 0 rge Faill Quigley mnpire 16 plowden 'tt pounds In the send-final young SAN Dee Fifty-six-pound weight Me I I l' I I I Stott ma inestnan en ilittet- hetchel defeated Togo Korlyatna TheY 'us Kerr Ed Lewis defeated oras 1Grath New York A fi I field ri in two straight falls in a wrestling I Disue A limts Cihicago A A I tr'e' stretched Ii5 pounds inateh here last night 1 i Sixteen-pound hammer IIIan ggagaagaggaggsg 1 Laughlin Lyceum New York javelin George A Brorider Jr New York A 1 A 9 ta 'V1'15''Iel 1 Inetittathion Robert Le (lendre 4 1 4 -4 reS110 Classy Tailor 1 Geogetown University stia Alrl-around Harrison Thompson ii'2 I-- St )rkvoTrrin Er-777-'41'1' :4771 4' r-79 IPrineetton University 14a I le '0 41 -'4-1' -0 4 1 eep ch a se A ela ney NIII M1 I' 'rose A A New Yolk Liti 'I A 411 '1 ps: III ti 'i 1 4 Al 1 Ail-American coilege 1ant -r )7 1 '''''1 1203 Street tnic hundred yards Chatles '1- i I llock University of Southern Califor- uovernor Olcott ti' 1 Hitt 220 yards Creed lifiNiontl 1 'University of tr ennsylvania: 440 yards lir res es 0 Cortis Universi of Chleago i Bt Vil ishes yar i a 4 A 1137 Jay 'ds Kurt A Mav or Cornell Culver- 1 tii'041 la it one mile Dinnis I O'Connell a To Oregon Eleven c- Harvard University: two miles Ivan Over-Stock Sale 'sser Cornell University 'AL(' countrv I to- 0 in unmans 31a- 1-ti Ot 4 cus University 120-yard bilillieil Wal- I '7Ile 41 AP It1Piene I ker Smith Cornell University: 220-yard 'Inirdies Carl Johnson University of I 1ft Miehigan a i Elllirlirlei high jump IL Landon Yale University rutting hrond jump 14o1 Itutler Dubuque College owe- I I'ole vault A illyers Dartmouth 1 (1111 Big savings in All I :0 4 Departments 1 1 sttonpoitoi Khol NV II Alleli I Utilsetsity of Maine 1 il IN selns( klVYrr a I Fixteen-i ''''und ilaniteler' I' li i 1 itartmoulli College I s' 4" lrI'l i 4k 1 DitiellS Viiiiiititi l'iliVell9113 of 1 Notre Dame 1 0 Javelin If Angier (Int: rsity of aKO 4 I 4 4 11 l' i 1 I A (7111 I 141 1 11 la' tto ''''t ill 1( I I ii 'I ') I ri I 1 ilor le I I SATENI Ore Tom lt1--Gov 01 i4dt tonight telegraphed his hest wishes to members of the University of ()re footholl team which will play itarvaM eleven in Paoadena CaL New Yeat's (Mt "Sincere and Cordiai grectingo to to and all of you rime the stdte you mo reseitt tvhich tI vnich confidently the outcome of the great gridiron clasoh- 1kift theevoottive's telegram "Finn in the helirC that tile htregnit Rililit idl not fail you hi the rondo trot for so promny bet wetot tite east and whht the whole state am well OK your tiled males will be with you in spirit or ni person on Thursday "Through you we are Certain that irtIlona! recognition must be given to the athletin Powers west Every mtni IVOITIall and child of Ito hack home Lis Pulling for yen and feel deelolY that tory will be yours Wow Wow" SALEM Ore Dee ll1--Gov illoat -ample 1 hes wishes to tolacht teb I I 1 I members of the University of Ormi1 football train will11 will play ilarvare a eleven in Pasadena CaI New NleaCs ay esig 1 ten raja gram Ingg to I and all of you oni the et ite soti I i i di I di fi lend 11 l'etw It I el Wil IOU out olue of the great gridiron elessi ad th ti toi eeeenve's ce1111 11 "Fire' le the la11 that the ioreitort spirit' st di not fail you In the crucial test fot s'o premaey bet Wev ii lite OSA WW1 WN the who g1 ga aii ws yell! ill' I mior will ho wth yo in small or in 1 i person on i ors III i'lihrough you we are certain that at- Ilona! recognition must be given to i'm ahletic liowers ofthc west Every man WOITIall end child of tin back home att th Or yon and rent detddt a tory your a Oaky Sk'otk" must clean up my present stock to make room for spring goods For this reason I am forced to slaughter my Floes to figures as low as cost Corn in and examine our woolens and compare our priers with market prices Fashionable Styles for young and old at ihe same prices Fitting and workmanship guaranteed must elNin up Inv present stock to make room for sprinm (roods For this Iva- 6 I arn forced to slaughter my priees to figures as low as cost Come in and exam ine our woolens and compare our priors with WIL111 ell IrtIlletind -nine with at 4 Ei tOr 111 I Vf Jim Scott Retires From Baseball Seal Head Is Notified 1m Sentt Rolroc ti bd 1 I rirrim 1111C0111111 ni di Util LOW10U1411) 1 Head Is Notified I 11 0 A' I I WANTED 2 5 Salesmen for Clothing Hat and Furnishing Depts MUST BE EXPERIENCED WANTED Salesmen for Cloth- 'hitt TInf ntirl T11i tp E1 A t4LILID11 ing Depts MUST BE EXPERIENCED A ft 044040 A '01 ii io of Ai '1 it II V1714 :1 '1 II' 1 II 1' immolownlionimmionlimEnit ''l i i 'I 1 'IC l'I' f'''' 4t 11-I 1I I 1' 111 1 1 4 r4- l'i ii i II1 li 11 e1 4 I -'''li 1 41 1 i '--4 i it II NOTE THE PRICES rNt I I 1 7 i- SA FIIIANCIellIto Dee nt 1Iori Scott bitelloor tor the San loItitnelso tousehall dull last tirUSOn kw1 loirtnellINI with the Chleaoro White 0X antoouneed lois retirement tmon baseball In a letter revel Ved here lowboy ioy Manama Charles Graham Of the Hee melee it teem rboolt who Is in she oil lousiness in Sento tie with Fournier flout basetnao or HIE Angeles boon elated het him buSi nnF4 hotel nts would pie el 1 I ItiN piny' inn hnIl itext year Vouriller oleo has tionoldeti to quit the game he no hi I (Imbrue expressed hie belle(' INA ro4rolt 'vas sineere In him lutetillon to re wain in lousiness and mild that the loss oiI the bitoolloor woould wore hold Won to the triton 4rt1 ilia the Whit Sox in 1917 to join the alloy nod tkas ear bolo during tile woo SA FlIANC1801 1)ee '1 31tri i lli Scott 'lading' int' the Sun 1tauh hail el" 1'1'4 ith the hiCa0 A 'hito 14ex lntiowed 0 irilen" Iffil i a I 1 i 1(AiVefl lit ir06ioy MalIagtr Curlet re frata the tt I 18 1 -Here's 1 To You! Nay This 'Irii Prove To 'Ile A Truly I I appy and Prosper NOV Yea 1 Le l'e 8 rit Nrtill 1 I ay This 10 Pro ve To Ile A rytilly II appy Mill Prosi)erols NPNV )rettr! 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