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PAGE TWENTY-TWO heralr telephone 23123 THE HERALD MIAMI FLORIDA HERALD TELEPHONE 23125 SUNDAY DECEMBER 4 1927 YEN 13-0 COURTNEY MIAMI STAR STOPS ONE OF THE OGLETHORPE BACKFIELD MEN acre's a MEEHAN MAY RESIGN AS NEW YORK COACH New York Deo 3 WP) John Meehan football eoach for the- paat three year at New York and one of the moat aaeceaafal of the yoanff mentors taid tonight that he not plan to return next a-aon to handle the Violet aqnad Meehan would not qualify the statement other than to say that thst hare arisen since the close of the ffrtd season had much to do with his decision tiv-aj'V if f' top-'? a Cl' Kn Hi jpm 1 'v jirt'g 'iaisA'v 1 -I- 'r In 'ytl- 0 i ftr 3 I I OFFICIALS SET DATE FOR KENTUCKY DERBY French Ilck IndH lire 8 (jT) The 192S Kentucky lerbyt America's historic racing elaele at ClinrchlU llonns Ioulvllle will be ran Saturday May 19 tt was announced by CoU Matt Winn executive director of the Kentucky Jockey club today Mr Winn ts here for a short rest The date must be sanctioned officially by tho Kentucky racing commission TERRIERS TROUNCE ROBERT LEE 20-0 i -9 Hillsborough High Too Good For Jacksonville Eleven ST PETERSBURG Fla Dec 3 UP) Tampa' trrlr of Hillsborough high school wpt aside another opponent In their quest of state championship here today as they defeated th Robert Le eleven of Jacksonville 20 to 0 Th game was played In St Petersburg ax Tampa's gridiron Is being used for a rodeo Heavy rainfall that continued until 130 o'clock this afternoon mad the attendance smaller than expected although th field was in good condition for the game Lynn tackle and Cancella half back starred for the winners while Captain Floyd Stood Out at end for the Jacksonville team (ienerallf xhan Miami wan In the thick of tho game Cliff Courtney vtaa In tho midst of the play Here we aee tho Hurricane star atopplnir a couple of Petrels Mho have broken through the Miami line one of them lugging the ball and the other running interference Another Hurricane la (n the play with Courtney but hie face can't be aeea for Identification THE SPORTS DESK ly JACK BELL Lrorti Etfitor Th Hnli I I Atlanta Team Has Seven Conference Victories and One Tie With Vandy IV THE ASSOCIATED FSESS1 ATLANTA Ga Deo 2 Four southern conference teams stood with unbeaten records today as the football season closed in Dixie but Georgia Tech with seven victories two more Tennessee apparently had the best claiih on the mythical title Vanderbilt and North Carolina State wers the other two unwhlpped finishers The final standing: Local Team In Desperate Attempt To Stop Powerful Visitors Br JACK BELL Sport Editor of The HinIB Oglethorpe anyway? Where's that team which held Georgia Tech conqueror of the team which beat Yale for three periods? What became of the boys from Atlanta who came down to slaughter a team which It must be admitted expected to be a helpless victim? For another big crowd of Miamians went out to the arena yesterday to the Invading lions munch on various Miami boys And they remained through a second half rainstorm to watch this same Oglethorpe team working desperately to protect a 13 to 0 lead they had picked up In the flret half And the so-MUed mighty Oglethorpe team yesterday was but one touchdown better than the Buckless Hurricanes True they got a couple but the one was earned and the other was a gift from the' generous Miami backs Oglethorpe yesterday was playing a Miami team that tackled better than at any time this year The visitors deserved to win of course but they did not find a bunch of Hurricanes acting like anything but hurricanes Tho home guards were tackling hard and fighting every Inch of tho way Thera was no question about that strength yesterday True wo didn't think Oglethorpe showed anything near tho speed and power of tho Howard team But on tho other hand Miami forwards occasionally were slicing through and tackling behind the line and the Hurricane defensive backs wers running to tho plays Instead of standing and waiting for them The earns old record can be put on tho machine with regard to tho stars thb Miami team it was Rod Ashman once more who spilled Interference and dragged Petrels to earth until the visitors had battered him unmercifully They got him out of the game in tho first half but ho came back limping in tho last half and gave a great defensive exhibition It was Kimbrough generally who busted through and slapped Petrele to earth ere they had departed for the great open spaces And It was Cliff Courtney again who tackled desperately who knocked down pRsses who ripped through the lino with tho ball and who tossed the few passes which gained ground for the homefolks It was Courtney too who grabbed a Petrel pass intended for a loving arms and scampered 45 yards before he was tossed out of bounds on ths 8-yard line But there were other Hurricanes In jhe ball game yesterday Tobey Lyons got In there and made a couple of tackles Sutton took an awful beating but stayed In there Bleler played a nice defensive game and Kldwell and LIndstrom were doing a lot for the cause A steady drive down the field In the second quarter gave the 'Petrels their first touchdown Garllngton going over from the two-yard line and Vaughn booting the extra point Then the Hurricanes handed them another six points Immediately after the kickoff following the touchdown the Hurricanes got the ball deep In their own territory Then something went wrong Carbonneau may have gummfed the signals someone else may have forgotten i But anyway perfect pass from center went Into the backfleld with nary a Hurricane there to receive It Straight toward the Miami- goal line it went with Augle Mills In pursuit Mills tried to piak up the ball on the run but kicked It instead and It rolled on over ths goal line with a flock of Petrels there Clement was ths lad who fell on it for the touchdown Vaughn's kick was bad Buch a boner was enough to discourage almost any club but not those Hurricanes of December They battled on through the half and came back just as strong In the last half The visitors ware more powerful on offense In the second half too but never could make a concentrated drive for anything that looked like a touchdown And the Hurricanes thanks to brilliant sprint by Cliff Courtney dern near crossed the goal line 'Twas In the middle of the third quarter that Cliff grabbed one of passes on the 47-yard- line and started on his long trek north ward Various Petrels got In Cliff's way but he stepped around and over them In a desperate try for the much coveted touchdown And not until he had lugged the ball to the 8-yard line were the Petrels abla to run him out of bounds Three yards to go for a touchdown! Visions of a Miami touchdown were In every eye But 'twas not to be On the first play Courtney tried an end run and was smeared for a three-yard loss Ted Bleler hit the line for a couple of yards Then Courtney passed to Ashman over the goal line but a desperate visitor knocked down I1BEM1RIL Florida Closes Season With 7 To 6 Victory On Muddy Field JACKSONVILLE Dec 3 A placement kick for the extra point after touchdown from the toe of Stanley 'Gator end won a lucky victory for Florida over the University of Maryland here today by a score of 7 to 6 Playing on a sodden field unfamiliar to both teams this season the 'Gators scored their touchdown early In the second quarter after "Crafty Crabtree stellar quarterback had returned a Maryland punt to the old 38-yard line Mlddlekauff carried the ball over the Maryland goal from the one-yard line after Brumbaugh and Crabtree had alternated In a drive down the field Shortly thereafter Roberts an outstanding star of the game slipped through left tackle" evading tho Florida secondary defense for a 38-yard run across the line In trying for the extra point however Kessler chose to pass and failed 1 Previously in the first few minutes of play Florida narrowly averted defeat when Bishop was downed behind his own goal line for what would have been a safety had the old liners not been ruled off side and the play recalled The pass front center to Bishop was high and went over the halfback's head During the later half of the game the Florida goal was continuously In danger Only twice was the play In Maryland territory and but for only a few minutes Twice the Old Liners threatened to score only to be held by the Una Yvlthin a yard Or two their goal Late the fourth period however a fumble by Pugh on Florida's one-yard line lost the game for his team mates Mlddlekauff Crabtree and Brumbaugh alternated as ground gainer for the Gators while with a few exceptions Bishop's punting from behind his ojvn goal line repeatedly averted 'possible touchdowns Roberts right halfback for the Old Liners played a sensational game throughout and frequently behind splendid interference reeled off gains of five and more yards Roberts excelled In the punting exchange with his Gator opponent particularly during the latter half of the game sending the ball Ont of bounds within a few yards of the Florida goal Dodson Wondrackand Adams vied for honors in the Old forward wall Mlddlekauff retiring captain-fullback ended his career as a Gator In a blaze of glory ripping the Maryland line open during the last two plays of the game for successive first downs Florida Position Mirylind Rtanlrr le llod-utn Clmsutt it Hr in Allen If M'-bunl4 KirarhDef Bttonl rx Cre'h-r Brian rt Aina rlrkle frtitre Kelrr Brumbaugh lh Rnb-ru Bi-hup ri Thomas Mlddlekauff Llnkut Score by periods: Fiord 0 7 0 Mar land 6 6 0 -6 Florida: Touchdown Mlddlekauff point after touchdown Stanley (placement) Marytend Ttaichdown Roberta Officials: Ernie Quigley (Kansas) ref-r-e Branch Bocock (Georgetown umpire Jlat Perry fSewanrei beadlinesman Ed Foster (William and Maryl umpire HAIR-GROOM Keeps Hair Combed Glossy Well-Groomed Day la a dignified combe Ing cream which costs only few cent a jar at any drugstore Millions use tt because it gives that natural gloss and well-groomed effect to the hair that final touch to good dress both in business and on Social occasions Even stubborn unruly or shampooed hair stays combed all day In any style yon like Is greaseless also helps grow thick heavy lustrous hair Advertisement "gif -r jaf y2 fi 5 'i -1' 1 i -t 'S'Jt ft! Hollywood Team JSIeet Athletic Club At Miami Field This Afternoon The undefeated Hollywood Horsemen are expecting their hardest game of the season when Tom boys meet tho Titusville Athletic club at 8 this afternoon at Miami Held The visitors were winners of the mythical independent team state championship last season and have practically the same combination back this year Heading the visitors will be Buster Brown former University of Florida star who will be playing quarter Donaldson center who played at Auburn McIntosh a tackle from Southern California and Swartsburg former Penn State end may cau the Horsemen aome trouble The Horsemen will be using their Notre Dam shift and Puffleld is being relied on to provide the fireworks with his long twisting runs According to reports he has averaged 10 yards each time he has taken the ball this season The passing combination Howard Clark to Gleges may get to functioning today and should gain much ground fdr the Hollywood tor the state Independent championship and Hollywood fans are pulling team 1 The game has been advertised as for the Horsemen to win the first athletic championship ever won by a Hollywood athletic team Princeton Penn Dartmouth Go West For' Important Tilts Next Season BY THE ASSOCIATED BRESSl CHICAGO Dec 3 The Western conference football schedule for 1928 was rounded out today as the coaches athletic directors faculty directors and others' identified with Big Ten athletics finished a two-day meeting There was no hitch over dates between Big Ten teams as all conference games were arranged last May but the coaches sought competition outside the conference that would prove attractive in filling the open dates Three of the leading Eastern Teams will coihe West next year Princeton Dartmouth and Pennsylvania Ohio State will play Princeton at Columbus November 3 with Pennsylvania appearing on Stagg Field against Chicago on the same day Dartmouth will furnish the attraction figured to fill Dvche Stadium with 60000 against Northwestern the closing day of the conference season November 24 Wisconsin will play Alabama November 3 s-hedule was completed with the addition of South Carolina and Wyoming on September 29 and October 6 respectively There will be a heavy conflict of dates in Chicago on October 13 with Iowa meeting the Maroons on Stagg Field Northwestern and Ohio playing at Evanston and the Navy and Notre Dame battling in Soldier Field for what promises to be a new record crowd of 165000 The stadium which had a capacity crowd of 117 000 for the Southerh Californla-Notre Dams game will be equipped to seat 165000 by the time next football season rolls around Fort Lauderdale Passes Give Boy Unexpected Gridiron Victory FORT LAUDERDALE Fla Dec Outweighed and conceded but the barest chance of victory Fort Lauderdale High school surprised the largest crowd of the season at Stran-ahan Field this afternoon when they outfought and 'outplayed the overconfident West Palm Beach High eleven The score was 7 to 0 The Flying played an alert watchful game and took advantage of all the breaks Palm Beach fumbled consistently at critical moments and on seven occslons Fort Luderdale recovered Fort Lauderdale's touchdoWn resulted from an aerial attack In the second quarter the Flying boys passed their way to Palm Beach's 10-yard line but there they were held and attempted field goal was wldq The Wildcats took the ball on their own 20-yard line and attempted a punt It was blocked and Fort Lauderdale recovered On the first play Wolfe shot a short pass to Kelly who ran for ths score He added the extra point with a dropklek Bailey and Mains were the outstanding stars of the game Their defensive play was the best seen on a local field this Season Gordon and Kelly were the backfleld stars Carmichle was the visitors' beat player He was forced to leave the game In the last quarter due to injuries This lad was a consistent menace to the Flying while he was in the scrap Palm Belch Position gindtnion It rrtnllil it Cottl 1 HoUiaw Lauenborz rz Brown rt Biller re Lyul qb Llggon lh Rherrtll rh Vn Lnlnham fb Plm Beech Port Lauderdilt 0 0 0 Summary: Touchdown port Lsudcrdal Kelly point eftor touchdown Kelly drop kick! Smwtitutcn Port Lauderdel Sharp Cromart'e Phillip Stubblefield flothne Pope Brady Palm Beach William Brown Rnue Referee Jeffry (Nani: umpire Pierrot (IlUnotal fled jufltte Vogler (Noire Dame) head inasman Marshall (Miami) FRENCH RANKING HONORS LA COSTE Tilden's Conqueror Named Best In France PARIS Dec 8 UP) France's musketeers of -Rene Lacoste Henry Cochet Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnon who captured the cup thi3 year are r-pked a the first four in French tennis Pierre Landry Is ranked number five in the rating made public today by the tennis federation Another Suzanne tops the list of women players this time npt Suzanne Lenglen But Suzanne Devs who has held a high place In French tennis for some time Helen Constos-tavlos Is second with less noted players following There were no surprises in the rating made public and no upsets although sporting writers were Inclined to express a good deal of regret that no real successor yet has appeared In amateur tennis for the Suzanne" TWO CAGE OFFICIALS KANSAS CITY Dec 2 UP) The dual system of officiating basketball games presented by Quigley of St Marys Kansas National League baseball umpire was unanimously adopted by Missouri Valley basket ball coaches yesterday Under this system the referee and qmplrd have equal power The game Is covered from every angle by both officials of the CIGARS At Your Dealer MIAMI AND OGLETHORPE The only thing sorry about after It's all over too bad that Red Franklin was sent In there only to play a minute or two and then get that bum leg cracked again Now he may be out -for the rest of the season And such a sweet running back But then those chapees must be taken at times This Oglethorpe bunch showed a wonderful defense but the offense wasn't anything to write home about The plays looked good enough but they snapped through like those Of Howard or Stetson The Petrels had a queer The line turned Its collective back side to the Miami forwards Then when khe play started they did about face and went into action I see any advantage to that bnrk end formation unless It possibly was a derisive gesture But that's merely a passing suggestion Referee Hill was so busy penalizing the boys that the wolves got on him- In baseball fashion There were some penalties the boys In the stand figure out hence the razz T-tldn exception to an official's decision Is never my business but It necessary to stop and argue and shake threatening fingers at the boys They Interested in fingers And If they feel a kick Coming I for one like to see them make It Dr Ashe and Harry Provln were right happy after the game The team battled yesterday the first time for three weeks And see what a bunch of fighters can accomplish! Fred Wignall made some mighty neat tackles the short time he was in there And this Ashman person was hitting them low and cleanly Something was wrong In the center of the Miami line On that play in which Vaughn faked a lateral pass and then dashed straight through the Hurrlcnnes were caught asleep time after time It was a happy crow'd for the bugs were seeing real football out there with two teams fighting hard Courtney was punting better yesterday He slice so many of them out of bounds The defense still lets men sift through too fast and the klrker has to hurry Georgetown College of Kentucky comes to town next Saturday and those Hurrlcadtes are going to give 'em a scrap Just watch THOSE WET WET WATER He who borroweth his gun should remain on land the pass and the big chance was over Those Petrels started the game as If they were going tb walk away with things After Courtney had kicked off to Bass who returned the kick 10 yards to hi 30-yard line the visitor started a steady march down the field Base went off left tackle for four then around right end for 12 Fox Vaughn and Bass then battered their way to the Miami 20-yard line where the Hurricanes held and Vaughn tossed an Incomplete pass over the goal line Throughout the first quarter this was repeated Miami never carried the ball once Courtney punting every time they took the oval away from the visitors Sometimes the Petrels were stopped cold by the Miami forwards sometimes their passes wers Intercepted by the alert Miamians but always the visitors were stopped short of a touchdown As the second quarter opened Tall-fera and White went Into the Oglethorpe backfleld and a procession began which ended across the Miami goal line The Petrels repeatedly worked a fake lateral pass play with Vaughn or Tallfero suddenly turning and dashing through a hole In the center of the Miami line This play gained much ground Another favorite of the Petrels was a terrific smash off left tackle which seldom failed them Short gains of from five to eight or 10 yards carried the visitors over the goal line Garllngton wiggling across from the two-yard line Then came the famous touchdown act staged by the Miami backs which the visitors seemed to appreciate greatly Then Instead of curling up and quitting this bunch of Hurricanes went out to do a little scrapping It was about this time that Simms visiting lineman and Big Boy Catha of the Miami squad got Into a little argument And Mr Simms growing a bit personal tweaked Mr Catha's nose right enthusiastically Mr Catha took exception to this and told Mr Hill the referee that "you hadn't ought to let him do things like that So Mr Hill asked Mr Simms to rest awhile and penalized the vlsltore some 25 yards as a sort of ointment to Catha's injured proboscis But though the IJurrlcanes did get down Into Oglethorpe territory ooca slonally they seldom were danger ous They simply dent the line and their passing game consistent enough to score Once Bleler on a fake lateral pass play clipped off 11 yards around left end Three times Courtney banged passes Into the waiting arms of his friends But those were only flurries And after that failure to score when th boys had four downs to make three yards there wasn't much hope left though the fans stuck with the team to the end Late In the game Courtney threw caution to the winds and passes to Mills and Lyons for gains of 20 and 10 yards respectively but the final whistle stopped this belated rally Miami (0) Foaitlon Oglethorpe (131 A'hmaa la Clement Hauler It R'me llndstrom If Guthrie Kimbrough Huteon buitun rg Goldemlth Kldwell rt Gorily Sol le re Wall Whit Garllngron Courtney lh Vaughn 6anlon rb Base Bleler fb log Miami 0 0 0 Oglethorpe 0 13 0 0 1 8 Scoring: Touchdown Garllngton Clement point after touchdown Vaughn (placement) MibsUtutlon Miami (atha for Kldwell Conroy for Hauser Frank-ling for White for Conroy Mill tor Bunion Carbonneau for Frankllng Lyons for Ashman White for Carbonneau Stanton for Milla Ashman for O'Brtan Wignall fur Stanton Hauser for Button Carbonneau (or White Kldwell for Catha Mills for Carbonneau: Oglethorpe Tallfero for Fog White for Baas Bell for Goldsmith Perkins for Bun Martin for Garllngton Official Hill (Georgia Tech) referee Lang (Spring-field) umpire Ofstle (Wlseonalo) taeadllnoMoao- tiW Vrthirl 15 the Izaak Walton league borrowed a gun yesterday Dr Mell you aee has a gua bzf tt available yesterday And aome friends Invited him out So he took gun But They went out In a boati Someone rocked the boati Dr Mell land others) fell into tho yielding water And as Dr Mell fell Instinctively he tightly grnsped the gun Bat hi finger was on the trigger and as Mell and gun went under water the water palled the trigger and of course the charge broke the barrel of the gun And that's that until another hunt MIAMI-LEMON CITY Well McCann's boys are city champions again this season and the Aggies must wait at least one more year for that longed-for win Lemon City put up a game fight all the way'and contested every yard Althangh Woolery was stopped a number of times he got away enough to be the chief ground gainer with 75 yards to bis credit Dsniel wss not far behind with 73 hile Ilrumbnch Trammell and Baker' came behind him In the order named with 54 4S and 80 yards respectively Scherer gained 83 yards from scrimmage and Intercepted two passes to add 80 yards more to his credit Qull-lian got 80 while Whttte Evans totaled 24 yards All gains her are from scrimmage The Stlngarees made 14 first downs while the Lemon City boys could register only three one early In the game another on a 20-yard pase from Fossey to Alleshouse and again when a Miami penalty took the ball within one foot of a first down for them Art Norton did some neat panting for his team getting off eight kirks which averaged about 33 yards each Miami punted twice one by Daniel being carried out of bounds by the wind after traveling 10 yards and going 35 yards The Aggies ti ied eight passes and succeeded In completing one for a 20-yard gain whll three were Intercepted Miami completed five out of six for a gain of 70 yards In penalties the yardage lost was Miami 60 Aggies SO -That bunch of Aggie rooters all dressed up In red and white made a dern lot of noise and was forever encouraging their eleven the rain sent most everyone scurrying across the field to the grandstand and after that the yelling wasn't so loud Bliaml High's student band marched on on the field during the half and proceeded to stop In front of the Aggie hleachers-snd played a piece while the rooters had a snake daze around the gridiron A motion picture camera man took pictures of Coach Tommy McCann Soldier Levitt got for some reason got- some pictures of the cheering sections and see themselves In the Feature On Nice New Orleans Card Sees Fly Hawk Finishing For Show Money NEW ORLEANS La Dec Perfect weather overhead brought out a splendid crowd to Jefferson Parit this afternoon Favorites generally fared poorly after putting over Little Colonel winner of the first race The Montalcfne Hotel handicap at mile and a sixteenth was the feature It brought out a nice field of horses and wss won In handy fashion by A Coyle's Sea Rocket a 4-year-old Bon of Sea Rock Coming from behind after overcoming lots of early lntereference Sea Rocket ran over Golden Mac in the 8tretch drive Golden Mac had disposed of Good Shepherd during the first six furlongs of the race and looked a winner heading Into the stretch But Bourassa who had the leg on Sea Rocket had given the big colt a breathing spell after winning a good possltlon In the race calling on him as they turned for home ho sent him after Golden "Mac When stralgtened out for home Sea Rocket quickly passed up Golden Mac notwithstanding several bumps Golden Mac gave him and he drew away in the last furlong to win by nearly three lengths Fly Hawk owned by William Maher and favorite In the rnce came from far out of It to be third Sea Rocket paid $8 60 for $2 Fly Hawk's defeat 'made the fourth straight failure for favorites a strange adage but necessary For I)r Mell honorary game warden of the state of Florida member of the Miami Gun club officer In the Dade County Game Protective Association ind booster for movies maybe and Harry Fraln Into the picture They also game and the the fans will Kentucky State Champions Next Rivals of University of Miami Hurricanes University of Miami Hurricanes now started on the speond half of their football schedule tomorrow afternoon take up work for their scheduled battle with Georgetown College here next Saturday Yesterday's game with Oglethorpe University Indicated that the team still needs a great deal of attention but the coaches' plsns are still not known The coaches probably will work more with the defense of the whole team and with th offensive of the line It appears that the Hurricanes have enough plays to last them the season so that no new ones are expected to be given out this week Georgetown member of I A A has been acclaimed champion of the state of Kentucky this season and has a fast powerful eleven The team appears for the first time on a University of Miami schedule this year With ths Oglethorpe game yesterday University of Miami opened the second half of Its 10-game football schedule ending at the first of the new year On the schedule MtllBaps College of Jackson Miss Louisiana College of Pineville La and Furman University of Greenville remain for December 17 December 26 and January 2 192S Tickets In preferred sections of the stadium will go on public advance sale tomorrow morning at King Glffln's and Totem Inn downtown Miami! and Ponce de Leon Pharmacy Coral Gables Washington Pharmacy Miami Beach Harrison Sc Wedderspoon Coconut Grove Dorn-Martln Drug Company South Miami DANIA TOSSERS PLAY Arrange Series With New Electric Independents Today DANIA Fla Dec 3 The Dania ball team will play a match game Sunday afternoon on the Community diamond with a picked team from Miami which Is playing under the name of the Little River Independents Fans believe Danla's rival for the baseball supremacy of south Florida has been found In the New Electric team of Miami from which the local team won a well played contest lagt Sunday by a score of 1-0 A series of three games has been arranged on the local diamond to determine the better team The games will be played each Sunday for three consecutive weeks beginning Sunday- December 11 Dania feels that its team is about as good as can be gathered together and the New Electrics are planning a reinforced team that will fight every inch of the way to prove Its superiority The local games are free to the public and attract many visitors from nearby towns HAM SHOOT TODAY Gunners Busy This Afternoon At Wilson Traps Another ham shoot Is scheduled for 2 this afternoon at the Wilson traps Tamlamt Trail and 78th avenue The pick of the Miami trap-shooters members of the TamlamI Gun Club are expected to compete and competition will be keen Wilson secretary of the club intltes all trap shooters to be present and have their firearms along with them li Fishing Tackle Fr Every Purpose VOLKS INC a FIRST AVE 9s Miller Manager of Tackle w- 'T Vi -S" a re I i 1 si i 1 1 Go Farther WILL TYRUS TRIS GO TO NEW YORK? Giants Said To Be Hoping To Sign Both Veterans NEW YORK Dec 8 UP) Any efforts the New York Giants intend to make toward acquiring the services of Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker now on the reserved lists of Philadelphia and Washington respectively must await unconditional releasing of the Veterans Manager! John McGraw revealed today While the Giant pilot refused to state the Intentions of his club baseball men reported that the board of directors meeting here recently voted to sign both Cobb and Speaker when available If their services could be obtained without the payment of bonuses Entire dealings with the veterans will be entrusted to McGraw authorities said The silver-haired pilot entering twenty-sixth season as manager of the Giants was reluctant to discuss the matter "It would be futile to discuss either Speaker or Cobb while they still are on the reserve lists of the Washington and Philadelphia clubs" he said 10-year men they must receive contracts or leases by February 1 "It maybe their positions will not be clarified until then In the meantime I certainly am In no position to talk about players who belong to other clubs The rules of baseball are very strict on this" VEECIC MEETS MCCARTHY President William Veeck of the Chicago Cubs went' East last week for a visit with Manager Joe McCarthy and to talk over plans for the training season Veeck will also visit Reading one of the Bruin farms and ascertain what sort of tilling the land needs for the 1928 crop From Only Exclusive Sporting Goods Store STEEL TOYS GIFTS FOR THE Dump Truck Fire Engines Water V' CD ADTCTIT A XT Towers Mowing Vans Express Wagons -1 Dl UivlljlJjiiil and Gulf Baa 4500 $100 to 31250 1 11 1 1 A Golf Clubs 200 to 1501 CONSTRUCTION TOYS KJJ Sweaters 4X5 to 1500 Erector Setn Tool Client' Stone lilocka Flay Klay Building Blocks Lincoln Loga nxrwryriTwiee a Mtic set- If ARTICLES tpl00 to I Saaleni Pipes gv V) indsor Pipes 300 rrvr A TTVTC? rvfiet-x Lighters 6300 to 7-50 ivAllN WJPJ' Pouches Ash Trays Cigarette Holders Lionel Electrle Trains 575 to 7500 jc- to -1 ifv fishing tackle Signals Bridges KOc to 1100 fewii iwj Jl i Rods Fresh and Salt a i ater Sloo to 5300 UlikiTllliO Reels 75e to 0500 7 If I- LEONARD RODS PooJ Tables Basket Ball aV VOM HOFB REELS Baseball Horseshoes Croquet Board 7 Our Specialty Complete Pishing Outfits at Special Prices 50c to $500 wy MECHANICAL TOYS FIRST Sand Toys Wagons Tinker a Boxing Gloves 350 to 103)0 Hustlers Air Rifles Bow and Arrows Iti Basel 11 Gloves 50c to 103)0 Roller Skates zi ail V)a Tout Surf Boards Aquaplanes OPEN EVENINGS Let us equip your car with MOHAWK Quality Tires and be free from tire trouble MOHAWKS Cost No More Than Regulars if i I 1032 Miami Ave in' tTflffn 1 Distributed By iO ASSOCIATE DEALERS: Garage Coconut Grove Service Station Coral Gables Service Station Inc Miami Beach Springer Motor Co Hollywood Fla HOF ri 5eansNi zgiPTOi osszs: aiTTggTr:.