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HERALD TELEPHONE 27401 THE HERALD MIAMI FLORIDA HERALD TELEPHONE 27401 SATURDAY NOVEMBER 1 1930 GATORS AT SAVANNAH FOR GEORGIA CONTEST Caldwell Kinsey Star As Ponce de Leon Defeats Fort Pierc o- PAGE TEN AGGIE ELEVEN MEETS FISHER HIGH TONIGHT STINGAREES TO MEET FT LAUDERDALE TODAY TO TORN IN 21-13 IN ADA MERRITT 26-0 GA TOR-GEORGIA GAME TO BE RECEIVED HERE Returns of the Florlda-CSeorgla football game In Savannah this afternoon will be available to followers of the two teams In Miami Radio station WQAM will broadcast a play-by-play report of the game for those who like to sit by the radio and listen to the boys battle And for the benefit of Georgia and Florida alumni a play-ty-play account will be given on Roof Both the broadcast and the alumni party will start at 3 o'clock Teams Scheduled To Clash At 1:30 This Afternoon On Moore Park Gridiron Trying lor its third straight victory the Gesu High school football team will meet Dania High at 1 :30 this afternoon at Moore park It will be the second clash of the two squads this season the Miami team having scored a 7 to 0 victory a few weeks ago in a game at Hollywood Gesu will go into the game primed to action after its 27 to 7 route of Homestead last week Coach Oble O'Brien has given hia boys a few easy drills during the past week and has them on edge to capture' their third straight Previously it had been announced that the game would not be played but managers of the teams got together yesterday and it was announced as No reason was given for the early starting time other than It had been requested by the Dania team Miami High Squad Ready For Annual Battle With Flying Ls This Afternoon At Fort Lauderdale Municipal Ball Park Kickoff At 3 o'Clock There ls going to be a right goon football game up at Fort Lauderdale's Municipal baseball park this afternoon when Miami High's young squad takes the field against Coach Chet Freeman's Fort Lauderdale High aggregation The annual scrap ls expected to attract a large crowd with many Miamians going to Fort Lauderdale to watch the scramble The kickoff is booked for 3 o'clock Football fans who have followed the game down in this section of Florida know what kind of battles the teams put up when they meet In their annual warfare Two years ago Miami went up to Fort Lauderdale with a team which was rated as one of the strongest of recent years and the Flying Ls rated to go down by about two touchdowns battled Miami to a scoreless tie Last season the Stingarees met the blue and white players down here and the greatest football team Miami ever turned out had to battle hard for the decision Miami took a light workout yesterday afternoon to get in top form for the scrap and Coach McCalllster and his assistants Impressed upon the squad that they will have to be at their best to outscore the Flylbg Ls The entire Stingaree squad will make the trip today leaving early this morning by bus and probably stopping at a Fort Lauderdale hotel until game time Fort Lauderdale has a snappy team this fall coached by Chet Freeman former Stetson football star who la well known here The Flying Ls are expected to be plenty tricky on the offensive and should give Improved line a real test The Fort Lauderdale boys always have battled hard against Miami and this affair should not prove an exception Specs Kinsey Outstanding In Fort Pierce Lineup Caldwell Leads Locals By LUTHER VOITZ Sports Writer for The Herald 'Young Eddie Caldwell the boy who goes places with a football tucked under his arm out Ponce de Leon way pulled one out of the fire for his mates yesterday as the Cavaliers came back after a disheartening first period to defeat Fort Pierce 21 to 13 Sharing the light with Caldwell was a ehifty Fort Pierce youngster Specs Kinsey who did Just about everything a good back can do It was Kinsey who cot the Cavaliers In trouble In the game and it was Caldwell who pulled hie team up from behind and made them winners But Eddie had plenty of help The scrappy Ponce de Leon line functioning better than It has all season opened up big holes for him to race through and Dick Lewis and Willie Moore contributed some nice ball toting As for Specs' mates they help so much The inexperienced youngsters in the line had a lot of trouble in trying to open holes the ends got boxed time after time and the other Fort Pierce backs with the exception of Taylor who gained at times didn't help Kinsey very much This was how it all happened Ponce de Leon forced Fort Pierce to 'punt shortly after the kickoff and the Cavaliers got started In their usual fashion Caldwell and Lewis did of the ball carrying and went from their 45-yard line to Fort 30-yard stripe in quick order Then the Fort Pierce boys held and three plays failed to gain so Caldwell passed Just then Kinsey stepped Into the picture He speared the oval on his own 20-yard line broke for the side line and up the field They ran him down on Ponce de Leon's 30-yard line So after a play had failed to gain Specs took It and romped 10 yards for a first down Next he bucked It to the 8-yard line for another first down and after a penalty for offside had been Inflicted on 'he Cavaliers Kinsey outran the Ponce de Leon boys for the remaining three yards and a touchdown Heskew place kicked the goal Then Fort Pierce kicked off held the Cavaliers and Lewis punted to Fort Pierce's 40-yard line On the first play Kinsey started out around right end swerved In off tackle cut back to the sidelines on the left and romped 60 yards for the second score placement was blocked Shortly after the second quarter started Dick Lewis broke loose and raced 45 yards behind perfect Interference only to be brought down by Kinsey on the 5-yard line Caldwell gained four yards Lewis was stopped without a gain and then Dick shot over the middle of the lint for the touchdown Caldwell made the point on a wide Four Teams Unbeaten In South- ern Conference In Two Big Games IB? THE ASSOCIATED PRESSJ ATLANTA Ga Oct 31 red-shirted behemoths who have spoiled championship aspirations of Tennessee and Vanderbilt on successive Saturdays plan to play their well-rehearsed giant-killer role again tomorrow with Kentucky as the victim at Lexington This early November spectacle dominates the Southern gridiron program tomorrow although a brace of other games involving unbeaten conference teams rank close behind in interest At Savannah Florida meets Georgia while in Knoxville Clemson's undefeated Tigers stake their hopes against a once-beaten but still powerful Tennessee eleven Late reports from the Kentucky battle ground list both teams in near-perfect condition for their make-or-break contest Ellis Johnson Kentucky quar- terback is nursing minor hurts and Captain Clements Alabama tackle has an Injured foot but both will be used More than 23000 persons will watch this clash of two powerful lines and the scoring duel between Kelly of Kentucky and Suther of Alabama both leading candidates for sectional honor teams The game will offer Harry Gamage'a Wildcats their first real test Kentucky has bowled over three conference teams but all were markedly inferior to the Lexington machine Alabama with proved power must reach the zenith of its attack as shown against Tennessee and Vanderbilt if it succeeds in downing the Cats Sheer force has brought the Crimson Tide victory in its earlier games but if the running offensive is halted tomorrow Coach Wallace Wade has an aerial barrage ready' By virtue of its impressive wins over Tale and' North Caorllna Georgia figures stronger than Florida upset last week by Furman but observers point out that in their 1928 and 1929 meetings Florida won after starting from an underdog position Those close to Charles Bachman the Alligator coach admit he has pointed his team all season' for Georgia They expect Florida to offer the Georgians a great battle ana wouldn't be surprised by a Florida victory Experts find it hard to figure the Clemson-Tennessee tilt Although crippled by the loss of several regulars Tennessee yet is rated one of the best elevens In the South Clemson has won handily from six teams along the Atlantic seaboard but has yet to face real opposition Other conference games -bring' together Tulane 1929 champions and the only other unbeaten conference team and Mississippi A and at New Orleans Georgia Tech and North Carolina at Chapel Hill Vanderbilt and Mississippi at Nashville Maryland and Virginia at Charlottesville and Virginia Polytechnic and Washington and Lee at Lexington Va Duke's Blue Devils lead five Southern teams into intersectional combat Duke victorious over the Navy In its first sally outside Dixie plays Villa Nova at Philadelphia Sewanee tackles Rice at Houston William and Mary meets Harvard at Cambridge Mississippi College tries conclusions with Colgate at Hamilton nd Wake Forest opposes Temple at Philadelphia Four teams venture outside the conference confines North Carolina State battles Presbyterian 8 I A A leaders at Asheville Auburn tries Wofford at Auburn Virginia Military deploys against Davidson at Lexington Va and Louisiana State with Gov Huey Long as a loyal rooter has its twenty-fifth meeting with Arkansas at Shreveport In other important Jousts Furman plays Oglethorpe in Atlanta and Centenary exchanges passes and kicks with the' Texas Aggies at College Station Texas STRIB STOPS CHRISTNER IN THREE SHORT ROUNDS FLYING L'S TO PRESENT SHIFTED LINEUP TODAY FORT LAUDERDALE Fla Oct 31 The Flying will go into the game tomorrow afternoon against Miami High with a shifted lineup which probably will be outweighed several pounds to the man However Coach Chet Freeman's warriors are remembering the tradition that they must put up a fight against the Stingarees at all costs While supporters of the Flying L's do not concede a victory lor their favorites they expect that the Blue and White clad gridmen will put up a fight and press Miami to the last Lib Barwick Fort Lauderdale right end probably will be out of the game on account of illness and will be replaced by Harry Jones who will be playing his first game tomorrow Frank and Dave Oliver and Karnatz are out due to scholastic causes and will be replaced by George Cody Reed Bryan and Bunny Hendrickson DUCK HUNTING OPENS TODAY IN 3 COUNTIES TALLAHASSEE Fla Oct 31 (JP) Three Florida counties will be' opened to duck hunting tomorrow Woodward state game commissioner said today Beginning tomorrow ducks may be shot In Franklin Jefferson and Holmes counties The commissioner explained that Florida law requires the early opening of the duck season in any county where it ls requested by the board of county commissioners unless the opening conflicts with federal regulations Even in these counties he said early hunting will be limited to ducks as the opening of the season does not apply to geese or other game EIGHT GAMES LISTED FOR MIDDIES IN 1931 ANNAPOLIS Md Oct 31 Pennsylvania and Navy will meet on the first Saturday In December 1931 at Philadelphia with the understanding the Red and Blue will yield the date if arrangements can be made for an Army-Navy game next year The schedule was announced today Western Reserve replaced Duke on the schedule William and Mary Maryland Princeton West Virginia Wesleyan Southern Methodist University and Ohio State hold their places Capt John Quinn Scores Three Times As Travelers Continue Winning Streak A big green team from Robert Lee Junior High galloped roughshod over Ada Merritt yesterday afternoon at Moore park rolling up a 26-to-0 score Toward the end of the first quarter Day got off a bad punt from behind his own goal line Ryder downing the ball for Lee on Ada 7-yard line Capt John Quinn skipped around right end for the touchdown Plummer smashed through center for the point Quinn tallied again In the third quarter after Jimmy Murray had recovered a fumble on Ada 7-yard line The Travelers scored in the first minutes of play after a 45-yard march down the field Martin carried the oval across from the 3-yard line Quinn toted the ball across again In the same quarter after another 45-yard drive Ryder added the extra point on a slash off tackle Quinn ripped the Blue Devil line to shreds reeling off long gains throughout the fray Hamilton Richards Clmino and the rest of the forward wall were opening up large holes for Quinn Ryder and the rest to dash through while on the defense they checked practically every Ada Merritt threat Copeland and Day gained what little ground the losera made while Eldrldge In the line was spilling every play sent In his direction The lineup: LEE (26) Pos A MERRITT (0 Cimino le Eldnda Knott it Tarbert 1 Jenkins Hamilton Fsbio Lake Miiier Richards rt Ganders Murray re Rambo Hyder Qb Ragsdale Plummer lh Brown Martin rh Chow Quinn (el rb Day The score by periods: Lee 7 0 6 Ada Merritt 0 8 0 0 0 Scoring: Touchdowns Quinn 3 Martin point after touchdown Plummer on line pliv Ryder failed on end run Martin failed on line Play Ryder on line plav: substitutions Ado Merritt Wilson for Tarbert Johns for Rambo Alberrv for Jenkins Monros for Chow Brown for Chow Officials' Bleir (University of Miami) referee: Surtov (Columbia) umpire ttms of periods 10 minutes FIGHTER KILLED IN OMAHA SCRAP Another Seriously Injured Fol lowing Bout OMAHA Neb Oct 31 VP) One boxer was injured fatally and another uf-fered concussion of the brain during two separate bouts on an Omaha club fight program last night Sammy Dlssalvo Council Bluffs Iowa middleweight died today from the effects of a solar plexus blow delivered by Patterson of Ws-ner Neb In the third round of a six-round bout The other victim was Joe Parlzek of Crete Neb He was knocked out by Louis Dunkak Nebraska man football star All Involved ordered to report for questioning IONDOS WINS MAT BOLT MEMPHIS Tenn Oct 31 VP) Jimmy Londos heavyweight wrestling champion won over Ghafoor Khan Afghanistan grappler in straight fails here la3t night Suits Mad bf bfit-known Teilors and par chased from heat-dressed men REGAL SHOES $660 Values Rebuilt SHOES $295 01 Whoopee PANTS WAITER UNIFORMS WASMAETS CLOTHING EXCHANGE 324 MIAMI AVE (Three Door Above Capitol Theatre) itrhlaM APARJMtNT Choice apartment an not el room Electric refrigeration Olepoen ervice Reason-A mb! rmtea If ACtl ALTON -t iOru-KEYtS MITCUtLi EL matter of A AIRWAYS Inc Phone 2-4188 Lemon City Boys In Good Shape To Play Mimi Beach Football Team Game Scheduled To Get Under Way At 8 o'Clock Under Moore Park Lights Another one of these local football battles is up for settlement tonight out under the floodlights at Moore park when the Dade County Aggies take the field with Ida Fisher 1 High A large crowd of Lemon City and Miami Beach fans are expected to watch the teams battle in the first real high school game to be played on the lighted field The kickoff is scheduled for 8 o'clock Both teams are in fairly good shape for the game although A1 Hickland big Miami Beach end has been ill for the past few days and may not be in there Jimmy Pent young Aggie halfback who has been running well this season was injured slightly in the clash with the University of Miami freshmen Monday night and has been unable to practice hard but will be in the lineup tonight if he Is needed The Aggies will' have a slight advantage over their foes having played one game at night while the Fisher boys will be making their first appearance under the lights Fisher lost to Lake Worth Monday afternoon in a tough game while the Aggies went down under the hard charges of the University Freshmen so both will be trying hard tonight to get back In the win column The probable lineups: AGGIES POSITION FISHER Class le Boardman Boyer It Sanders Good 1 Freidman Hopkms Wroe Snowden re Hoban Porterfield (c) rt Reismen Mitchell re Yunes McNabb qb Appleeet Cagle lh Leddy AUaben rh Danskv Bruce or Shepherd lb Brasswell Place Moore park Kickoff 8 o'clock Officials Omar York referee: Ernie Seiler (Oklahoma) umpire: renters (Indiana) head linesman: Wilbur Worley (Michigan State) held Judge INELIGIBILITY HITS STETSON ELEVEN Two Hatter Ends Ruled Out By Athletic Committee DELAND Fla Oct 31 VP) The Stetson University football team will have only 13 players available for game with the St Petersburg Junior College as the result of Injuries and the Ineligibility of two star ends Storl and Martin wingmen for the Hatter squad were declared ineligible for further varsity competition today In a decree of the athletic committee Both men the committee reported played freshman football at Alleghany College and at Stetson Kish Dolney and Socash are out with Injuries received earlier In the season leaving Coach McQuillan's team badly handicapped OF TULSA WHIPS GEORGE WASHINGTON TULSA Okla Oct 31 VP) The Golden Hurricane of the University of Tulsa repulsed the invading Colonials of George Washington University in an Intersectional gridiron combat on Skelly Field here tonight 14 to 6 GABE MOORE LEADS DOGS CRAB ORCHARD Ky Oct 31 Gabe Moore owned by Sterling Owen Cynthiana Ky was leading in all-age stake of the National Fox Hunters Association after the second cast today The final cast will be made tomorrow was hoisted after the battles where Georgia had entered the favorite The Bulldogs and Gators disembarked Inconspicuously today and quietly went through a aeries of drills on the municipal field scene of conflict Five special trains tomorrow morning will Increase the influx of visitors bringing fans from Jacksonville Atlanta Athens Macon Columbus and other points Special sleepers were necessary to accommodate the crowds coming In today Officials In charge of ticket sales reported that seats were going fast and that a sell-out would not be surprising Governor-elect Russell of Georgia will be a distinguished guest at the game BACHMAN PESSIMISTIC OVER GEORGIA BATTLE GAINESVILLE Fla Oct Charlie Bachman is one football coach who seldom cries the 'blues or looks upon each succeeding grid game with increasing pessimism but with the clash with the Georgia Bulldogs tomorrow the Gator mentor Is of the opinion that It will Blmost be a miracle if Florida wins the game "Georgia has a powerful first team plus extraordinary fine reserve Coach Bachman said today "They have a young team with unusual fire and dash While we won from Georgia last year we have such boys In the game this Saturday as Van Sickel Crabtree Goodbread and Cawthon while Georgia will have virtually her same team plus a wealth of good FIRST FLORIDA TRIP FOR ALABAMA ELEVEN GAINESVILLE Fla Oct When the University of Alabama football team Invades Florida soil on November 8 to meet Florida In the Gators homecoming and stadium dedication grid classic it will mark the first time an Alabama eleven has ever come to Florida Florida has an edge In games won with Alabama since the Southern conference was organized in 1921 Of five tilts played the Gators have three wins against two losses On at least two occasions the Florida victory constituted a major upset of the football calender The Crimson tide will come here this fall odds-on favorite to defeat Florida FLORIDA RECORD GOOD UNDER COACH BACHMAN GAINESVILLE Fla Oct The Florlda-Georgia football game at Savannah tomorrow will be the twenty-fifth football game for a Florida team under Coach Charlie Bachman And the University of Florida Is Just 25 years old Of the 24 games the Bachman-coached Gators have played Florida has won 20 MIAMIANS GET CHANCE TO SEE CHAPLIN HURL Tiny Chaplin another home town boy who went up to New York and made good wilt show the Miami baseball fans what made John MrGraw wax so warm over his prospects when he takes the mound at 3 tomorrow afternoon out at Miami Field Tiny has consented to pitch for the Miami Shoe Store ball club when it plays the Coast Guard team in an exhibition Paul the Pittsburgh slugger also may be in the lineup for the Shoe Store IN TUNNEY LAW SUIT Race Track Bookmaker and Former Attorney In Lively Skirmish Br LORENA A HICKOK Associated Pres staff Writer NEW YORK Oct Timothy Mara race track bookmaker whose sidelines were politics and second-hand law libraries stepped up on the stand In Supreme court today for the first round of his light to take a $500000 chunk out of Gene Tunney's bank roll In the morning he gave the fight fans and kids who gathered round quite a bit of action and lots of entertainment He settled back In the afternoon to the business of dodging left Jabs and rolling out from under right crosses proffered In cross-examination by Emory Buckner former United States attorney and chief counsel for the former heavyweight champion He proved adept At 4 o'clock when court adjourned until Monday Mr Buckner after two hours of cross-examination had landed only one punch That was when he produced In court a contract for a Tunney-Dempsey fight which he said Tunney and Tex Rickard had signed on January 20 1926 and Mara testified that away along in April he had not known of the existence of the contract although the papers had been full of It Mr Buckner produced photo-static copies of The New York Times of January 1926 purporting to carry the story of the contract but Mr Mara slipped away from that one He read those stories because The New York Times was one newspaper he did not read Much of the cross-examination revolved around a visit Tunney and his friend Jimmy Eagleton "the Irish who used to sing him to sleep at the training amps paid to Mara's office in April 1926 It was at this meeting Mara contends that Tunney entered Into a verbal agreement whereby Mara was to get 10 per cent of his purse should he obtain a fight with Dempsey and 25 per cent of his earnings should be defeat Dempsey end become champion a contract which Mr Mara believes Is now worth In the light of subsequent events about $500000 Tunney has declared that he entered into a contract with Mara only on the ground that Mara get the New York state boxing commission to reverse its decision whereby Dempsey was barred from boxing In the state until he fought Harry Wills and thereby make possible a Dempsey-Tunney bout New York Since the fight took place In Philadelphia Mr Tunney has pointed out quite obviously Mr Mara failed to live up to his end of the agreement On the stand today Mara denied that Tunney even mentioned to him at that April meeting the fact that he hed a contract to fight Dempsey let alone that he -wanted It fixed so he could fight Dempsey In New York "He wanted ms to co-operate assist and advise Mara insisted over and over to repeated queries "He said he hoped to get a fight with Dempsey and that there would plenty of money in It for all of us if he he want you to get the Dempsey fight for Buckner asked "No he Just wanted me to co-operate assist and advise Mara said "Did you get the match for say I contributed to his getting "Are you prepared to say he have obtained It without your "That would be hard to smiled Mara Mara claimed credit for getting Tunney his fight with Tommy Gibbons in the summer of 1925 -Mara also said he persuaded Charles A Stoneham principal owner of the Giants snd the Polo Grounds to promote the Tunney-Glbbons fight and that on his advice Stoneham sent Jimmy De Forrest Jack Dempsey's former trainer and at that time matchmaker of the Polo Grounds out to the Twin Cities to guarantee Gibbons $100000 for the match with Tunney Another thing Mara said he did for Tunney was to use Stoneham who had agreed he said to promote a fight between Tunney and Wills in the early summer of 1926 as a wedge while Tunney was negotiating with Rickard for a fight with Dempsey and fight fans at the ringside today agreed that this was smart tactics EVERY POINT COUNTS IN SYSTEM SOUTH BEND Ind Oct 81 VP) Norte Dame football teams are expected to do everything well But the polnt-after-touchdown record of the Irish to date merits mention Notre Dame has scored 15 touchdowns this season Frank Carideo has accounted for 10 extra points out of 12 attempts snd Jakwlch his understudy has booted twe out of three for an BOO percentage MAX CAREY RELEASED PITTSBURGH Oct 31 VP) Max Carey former major league baseball player was given his unconditional release as a member of the coaching staff of the Pittsburgh Pirates today No reason was given but it was made plain that no friction existed COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY Yale Vsritv ss Harvard Varsity 18 North Carolina 29 1 2) COLLEGE SOCCER Yala Dartmoath 1 end run And how the half ended The Cavaliers got out In front in a hurry shortly after the kick off taking the kick on their 40-yard line Lewis ran 17 yards ard then Caldwell hit the middle of the line twisted past a tackier spun out of the arms of the safety man and vpent over the goal unmolested to tie the score Willie Moore smacked through the middle ol the line for the point and the Cavallera were out In front A couple of steady dashes by Caldwell two good runs by Moore and the Cavaliers soon were down on the 5-yard line again Mod re scored the touchdown and Caldwell ripping through the line for the point Fort Pierce outplayed Ponce do Leon In the final quarter Kinsey doing most of the gaining The upstate boys drove to the 5-yard line for a first down but the Cavalier line stiffened and took the ball on downs Lewis sending a long putit out from behind the goal to end the threat Kinsey Intercepted a pass and had the ball down on the 10-yard line as the game ended The lineups and summary: PONCE (31) Pjs FT PIERCE (13) Eaton le Hucks Dykes lf Fee Burk Is Heskew Fowler McCulloush lac) Petrow ri Kins Halsall rt Hardy Miller re Register Braswell (ac) ab McCarty Caldwell Ih Kinsey Lewis rh Taylor Glass fb Sullivan Score by periods: Ponce de Leon 0 7 14 0 21 Fort Pierce 13 0 0 0 13 Scoring: Touchdowns Kinsey 2 Lewis Caldwell Moore: try for point after touchdown Heskew (placement) Heskew (placement) missed Caldwell 2 (end runs) Moore (line play) substitutions Fort Pierce Rogers for Register Register for Rogers Tylander for Sullivan Rogers for Register DeBerry for McCarty: Ponce de Leon Day for Eaton McDonald for Dykes Henes for Fowler Hassett for Halsall Horton for Miller Moore for Glass: officials Smith (Navy) referee: Timmons (Georgia Tech) umpire: York (Purdue) field judge White (University of Miami) headlinesman time of periods 12 minutes COLLEGE FOOTBALL East Kentucky 13 Newberry A William Jewell 14 11 Wesleyan 7 Evansville 2A McMurry A Henderson State A Col of Orarks 20 Hendrix-Henderson A Eion 12 Catawba 12 Lovola (N O) 27 Transylvania A Mukintum 45 Bethel 20 Georgetown 14 East Cent John Carroll 30 Temple 3A Mount Cnlon Okla Teach 1 Geneva 24 Transylvania A Howard Payne 74 Drake 12 Carthave 25 Grinned 19 Alfred 10 TnW 14 Phiilins 25 St Thomas 53 Buena Vista 14 Fockhurst 26 Washburn 13 Haskell 13 Holla Mine S3 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Ponce de Leon 21 Fort Pierce 1 13 Fort Mver 13 Bradenton 7 I andnn JtckM'i DeLand 7 lor'da Mil Acad A2 I ake Citv A Sanford 38 St Cloud A f'Craia Frosh 13 Staunton 7 Orlando A Andrew Jackson A Clearwater 21 Plant Citv A Davtona Bearh A Wftl Palm Beach A Stetson Freshmen 25 Gainsville HUh A MAX BAER MAY FIGHT SHARKEY FOR GARDEN NEW YORK Oct 31 (JP) A new face was inserted into the muddled heavyweight championship picture today when Madison Square Garden disclosed negotiations with Max Baer youthful San Francisco heavyweight to fight Jack Sharkey on the Christmas fund card at the Garden December 12 Matchmaker Tom McArdle received the consent of Baer by the way of telephone conversations with Ancll Hoffman manager and now is watting for word from Sharkey The Boston gob was said to be withholding his decision until after the Stribling-Chrlstner fight in Boston tonight Baer has been fighting only two years but gained a reputation out on the coast He was first offered a match with Strlbllng but Hoffman prefers Sharkey McArdle expects Baer to accept the bout although he is not under contract to the Garden enough to gain him the rank of heir-apparent to the championship crown Among the fair-sized crowd was Jack Sharkey Boston heavyweight who is now being flooded with offers to give the Georgian a return battle The ex-gob ls also well acquainted with Christner for Sharkey outpointed him In New York a few weeks before he was given the decision over Strlbllng in the first Miami "Battle of the two years ago Arthur DeKuh gigantic New York heavyweight who battles Young Strlbllng In Atlanta on November 7 closed strong and won the eight-round semifinal from Big Bill Hartwell of Kansas City DeKuh weighed 222 and Hartwell 216ti Joe Vlncha Boston heavyweight protege of Jack Sharkey aroused the fairsized crowd to a high pitch by coming from behind and knocking out Tom McNeeley of Cambridge late In the last round of their four-round preliminary battle Pat Miller Explains That lie Criticized System Not Any Individual (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PHILADELPHIA Oct 31 Pat Miller Wake Forest football coach who was by the students of that school and sent to Philadelphia In an airplane so he could be with his team during the Temple battle tonight said he intends to co-operate with the athletics council a slong as he is with Wake Forest Miller said that a council consisting of two trustees two alumni and two faculty members Is In charge of athletics at the Institution and that on September 26 he had tendered his resignation as coach but It was not ac-jepted Recently the students In chapel demanded a statement from Miller as to why he had resigned He replied that he believed athletics should be under the control of the faculty and student body He said the' athletic council interpreted the remark as a reflection upon that body "My statement was not designated as a reflection upon the council or any he said "A statement was demanded from me and I had only one to tell the truth I always have and shall continue to give my best efforts and co-operation to the school and athletic council as long as I am at fhe Institution However I am entitled to my opinion and when that was demanded of me I could only make a true statement I respect the athletic council and Its members It Is merely that I believe the control of athletics Is HOMECOMING CONTESTS IN DEAR OLD ROCKIES DENVER Colo Oct 31 The first of Utah two Invasions of Colorado soil in the Ute campaign for another Rocky Mountain football title will be put to the test tomorrw at Fort Collins Harry Hughes Colorado Aggie machine will try to stem the Indian outbreak Immediately after the ancient Aggie field piece booms forth with the Initial kickoff It will be homecoming for the Aggies At Colorado Springs Colorado Is ready to unleash Its highly rated forward pass against Van De Graaffs Colorado College Tigers This Is a homecoming game too The main issue at stake in the Wy omlng-Colorado game at Cheyenne is whether the Cowboys will win their first major game in three years At Golden the Colorado Miners hope for the first victory in the season in their clash with Western State Col lege Utah Aggies may find more than they bargained for In Brigham Young tomorrow at Ogden and the breaks may decide the contest Denver Meets Southern California at Los Angeles It will be a breather for the Trojans 'who probably will use their substitutes GRIFFITHS CAN'T STOP POOR OLD GEORGE NERON COLISEUM CHICAGO Oct 31 Tuffy Griffiths Sioux City heavyweight made a punching bag out of George Neron importation from Athens Greece in their eight-round match In the Coliseum tonight but was forced to be content with a decision victory Neron a bulky 204-pounder was a marvel at absorbing punishment Griffiths began banging Neron on the Jaw In the first round and he was still blazing away with both hands at the finish but failed to upset him Griffith weighed 186 pounds Larry Johnson Chicago negro heavy' weight was an easy victor over Natie Brown of San Francisco In the eight' round semiwindup Johnson weighed 181 and Brown 183 VAIL MRS TUFTS WIN MIXED DOUBLES TITLE PINEHURST Oct 81 VP) Herbert Vail of Glen Cove I and his sister Mrs Richard Tufts of Plnehurst today successfully defended their title in the mixed doubles of the Mid-South Tennis tournament The brother and sister team took a hard-fought battle from Henke Hendlin New York and Mrs Harry Fain Raleigh 3-6 6-2 6-1 Mrs Fain defeated Mrs Bid-die'll Philadelphia in the semifinals of the women's singles to gain the right to play Mrs Tufts tomorrow for the singles title Mrs Tufts advanced yes terday by downing Miss Esther Camp bell of Plnehurst Mrs Fain beat Mrs Biddle 6-2 6-4 HARRIERS OF GEORGIA BEAT FLORIDA 26-29 ATHENS Ga Oct 31 WV-The Uni verslty of Georgia cross country team defeated the University of Florida 29 to 29 here today Carl Bernhardt veteran Georgia long distance runner led the field completing the thiee and one-half miles In 20 minutes and 22 seconds Monk Bennett Georgia was second MICHIGAN AGGIES LOSE WASHINGTON Oct 31 -Michigan State met its first football defeat of the season tonight at the hands of Georgetown University The score was 14 to 13 SouristCccoTnmodWftdm SAVANNAH THRONGED LONG BEFORE GAME SAVANNAH Ga Oct 31- By railway and by highway the followers of the Florida Gators and the Georgia Bulldogs streamed Into this city today all Jubilant In anticipation of the result of tomorrow's football classic Florida by Its disappointing exhibition against Furman last Saturday was ruled the under dog but the fans from the land of sunshine pointed confidently to the 1928 and 1929 meetings of the teams when the Florida flag flbA-Otte 4 offers to MEN! A Fine Assortment Of Sample Shoes $95 If Ton earn wear 04 or TH here la an opportunity to save up to 40 FOR RESULTS USE HERALD TOURIST ADS Macon Heavyweight Batters the Akron Boxer So Badly That Bout Is Stopped In Third Session Sharkey At Ringside Strib Looks Impressive BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BOSTON Oct 31 The powerful blows that flattened Otto Von Porat and Phil Scott gave Strlbllng battling pride of Georgia a three-round technical knockout over the rugged Christner of Akron Ohio In what was to have been a 10-round bout at the Boston arena ton-night Strlbllng fought a cool-headed battle with his courageous rival and came out of a clinch in the third to batter Christner's head with a heavy two-fisted barrage One of these blows a sizzling left hook epllt nose and the Injury appeared so serious that Referee Johnny Brassil pulled him away from the Southerner and assisted him to his corner Then the official raised Strlbling's arm in token of victory Christner tried to be aggressive but most of his savage rushes were generally stopped by his opponent's sharpshooting left On the few occasions that the veteran ex-rubber worker did succeed In tearing inside of his skilful opponent's guard he was only able to land weak body blows Strlbllng opened the bout by circling' cautiously about Christner and then flicked his head with a light left This Infuriated the aging Meyer who has given many of the outstanding American heavyweights a warm argument and he rushed for close quarters where he launches his most effective blows Strlbllng however stepped aside quickly and scored a heavy left hook to the head Meyer fell into a clinch and after the break took two more such blows the last one a direct hit flush on his left eye Thla organ was closing fast when they came together for the second and the two lefts that Strlbllng ripped over made it sightless Christner then missed with a wild right and Strlbllng put above another left hook and followed with a resounding right to the body Though the blow appeared to have terrific force Christner gave but slight evidence of the shock The Georgian worked with extreme deliberation and every blow he struck landed cleanly Just as the second ended he shook Meyer with a heavy right to the body and left hook to the Jaw Meyer was a battered battler when he answered the third and his appearance probably convinced Strlbllng that It was time to shift into high gear 8trib banged over a left hook to the Jaw then ripped in a right to the same vicinity and dropped down to Chrlst-ner'a body when he fell into a clinch After the break Strlbllng worked his opponent Into the center of the ring and pounded him with both hands The blow that ended the bout was a short left but It landed with such devastating force that Strlbllng was spattered with blood from his victim's nose Stnbllng came in at 191 pounds and appeared in wonderful condition Christner was 10 pounds heavier but this extra poundage was worthless against such a swift-moving opponent whose performance was Impressive HOTEL WOFFORD On The Ocean at Twenty-Fourth Street MIAMI BEACH JOHN WOFFORD Manager HAVANA Is only a 130 minutes Two and a quarter hours Daily service 8:00 a nt arriving Havana 10:15 a Tri-motored 12-passenger airliners radio equipped and with one reserve motor Also regular service through West Indies Central and South America 30000 passengers carried 3522000 miles in one year Apply to Travel Bureaus Hotels or PAH AMERICAN 44 Biscay ne Blvd 277 Flagler St.