The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 24

HERALD TELEPHONE 27401 THE HERALD MIAMI FLORIDA HERALD TELEPHONE 27401 SUNDAY NOVEMBER 3 1020 Purdue 13 Wisconsin 0 Kansas Aggies 7 Cornett 12 Army' 33 Penh State 6 Georgetown 11 Missouri 6 Columbia South Dakota Syracuse 4 I AY ir York 0 Pittsburgh 18 Northwestern 7 Ohio State 2 1 1 Hindis 0 LOUISIANA TEAM BEATS HURRICANES 14 TO 0 City Basketball League Opens At A Tomorrow Night PAGE TWENTY-FOUR HERE ARE FOUR STARS OF 1928 WHO ARE STILL LEADING FOOTBALL FLAYERS THIS YEAR HEARTY RECEPTION FOR JACK DEMPSEY BEADY TO START PLAV Franklin Jones and Hansen Plav Well For Florida Team Kloor Star LAFAYETTE La Nov A heavy University of Miami football team playing Its first game away from home was defeated by the light but speedy Southwestern Louisiana Institute eleven 14 to 0 here todav On a field covered with mud and water the Miami team found the footing too slippery for good football while the local team led by the sensational running of Kloor scored In the second and fourth quarters Jones former Champion Feted On His Louisx'tlle Trip LOUISVILLE Ky Nov 2 Jack Dempsey was on his way back to Chicago today with the memory of a reception from boxing fans here that must have recalled the enthusiasm his presence aroused when his popularity as heavyweight champion was at its height Dempsey came here to referre the 10-round no-decision bout between and Franklin W'ere the best backs Bushy Graham Utica and Cecil Miami presented though Hansen went payne Louisville lightweights but the nicely in spots Solie Catha and Hau- i ser were outstanding in the line play of the visitors whose foiward wall however held well only in spots After the teams had placed fairly even though rfoppv football through th first quarter the local team got busv and chalked up its first touchdown After one of Bill punts had rolled dead on the soggy field on Miami's 43-yard line Southwestern aarted down the field First a five-yard penalty for offside sent them on their way and then Morris galloped 27 yards around right end Then they gave the ball to Kloor who circled left him by a good portion of the crowd of end for the remaining distance to cross the goal This same Kloor hit center fighters were distinctly secondary to the referee The erstwhile champion now promoter was met at the railway station on his arrival at noon by a noisy crowd of 3000 or so taken on a tour of the city shook hands with the mayor spoke over the radio was made a member of a cooking club and then between rounds at the fight was kept busy autographing programs thrust at 10000 Dempsey was Interviewed by a sports i writer In a dialogue over the radio "I may fight again and I may not" he answered one query "If I do It will be in Chicago in a year or He named Jack Sharkey as the most and the score was 7 to 0 After the kick-off Wlgnall and Wilkinson both fumbled only to have Lloyd Solie pounce upon the ball each time Wilkinson went around end for a short gam Just as the first half ended NAGURSKI Minnesota 4 landing ofi the rush of the new crop of stars such seasoned men as hagurxKI Minnesota Marsters Dartmouth A an Slckel Florida and Rnrrager Southern California stilt rate among the top notchers In their respective regions CARNEGIE BULLETIN -Both teams kept up the fumbling likely contender for the heavyweight throughout the third period and the championship punters were having trouble in get- ting any distance with the water- Newspapermen at the ringside called soaked pigskin Jones Wilkinson and the fight a draw Courtney worked the ball down to Southwestern 24-yard line in tha third period but here fumbles again started and the Huirlcanes lost the ball Courtney hurt and then Wlgnall shot a pass to Bleier for 10 yards Franklin fumbled on the first play of the last period and the home team recovered I Kloor made a couple of nice runs and then punted to Miami's 14-yard Craft Cuban Who' Comes Thurs-line Wilkinson lost two yards ana With the PONIES Two Games Each Night To Open Against -Bible Class Miami's basketball season will open tomorrow night when teams In ths A City league play their first games The Paul Tire Stores quintet will get Into action against the Mens Bible Class in the opening contest snd the City National Bank aggregation will take on the City of Miami five In the second game of the evening All league games will be played in the A gymnasium Eight teams compose the league which Is beginning Its fifth season In addition to those alresdy named aggregations representing Turner Sport Shop Southern Bell Telephone Company Trinity Lutheran Church and ths Junior Chamber of Commerce will compete Games will played on Monday and Saturday nights of each week The Miami A will foster south Florida and state amateur championships this year as It did last Turner's Sport Shop won the state tournament held here last year Schedule for the season: Jlr tralrt r'mVcu oV Ntl0n" Ban Nmsmbfr 9 flprtrf Shoo aptnft Souhprn BH1 Telephone Cnmnanv Inni'v inercern nn Chamber of Cum Shoo aaalntt 0lthern -ll Trlcphnna mrrPany lnst Junior Chamber of Cnm- Novcmber 18-Fanl Tire Store' alrt ainl at tt a k' Wn Bbl Mcn-a Bible Clara aralnat of Bl0r' I nlheran arainrt Bell Telepohne Cnmpnr Turner Commerce00 MaJnn Junior Chamber of Tnmbp more mtiinti TnJfirf ewMfn B)H CUftWl ant Southern Rell Telephone Comnan Tnnttv juthertn City of Miami ataint Junior Chamber of Oomerre tv Lutheran Paul Tire Ftoret Against hern Bell Telephone Compunv fenilKfp Miami Acainst Turner Jurwnr r'h'l'iir1': National Bank aeamat Junior Chamber of Commerce National Bank aralrar Kni thlAli Miami aaainat ooiitiiern Bell Telephone Comniinv December 14 Paul Tire store entnt Trinity Lutheran Bible Clast against Junior Chamber of Commerre nPSStmttL iVc1VaNion again Southern Bel! THphone Compn City of Miami Trinity Tmherun December Pai-1 Tne 8tore aetnt Junior Cnember of Commerre Turner Sport ebon int Men Bihl Cla January 6- Turner Rport Pnoo ataini Tr'' Storea mil Junior Chamber of Commerre January Trinity Iutheran acaint of City National Banlc against Southern Bell Telephone Company January Men a Bihla Cla again Junioi Chamber of Commerce Paul Tira Store aaainst Trinity Iutheran January citv of Miami arainat South etn Bell Telephone Comna Bank airalnct Turner Srn Januaiv 2n-Citv Nation Junior Chamber of Commerce Tinner Snort Shop Jrnuary raul Tire Store elnt Southern Bell Telephone Company Mena Bible Class aalnt Inify Iutheran January 27 Cuv of Miami aeainut Junior Chamber of Commerte City National Bank aaint Trinity Lutheran February Men Bible CIm a unit Southern Bel Telephone Company Paul Tire store eealnt Turner Sport PI op February Turner Snort Shop against Jinior Chamber or Commerce tniihern Ri1 Telephone Company against Trimly Luthers Februsry Paul Tira Store aeslnst City of Miami Mena Bible Clasa against City Nntional Bank Fntry 10 -Men a B-ble aealnf Paul Tire Si ore against City National Bnnk Februajv Southern Bell Telephone romnaiy aaamst Junior Chamber of Com-rrerre Turner Sport Shop against Trinity Luthet an February Trinity Lutheran hgalne Junior Chamber of Commerce Southern Bell Telephone Company aaalnst Turner Sport Shop February City of Miami aealnst National Bank Mena Bible Class against Paul Tire Store ml arint South-snv Cily National rut Shop ins! Bank erre City of Miami BALL CLUB SOLD BY RELL SPILLER Pays $723000 For Atlanta In Southern Association ATLANTA Nov 2 (flb Sales of the franchise and baseball park of the Atlanta club of the Southern Association by Rell Spiller to the Atlanta Baseball and Amusement Corporation and the signing of Johnny Dobbs veteran pilot as manager for a period of three ENTRIES RESULTS ATOM A UNIVERSAL SERVICE FIRST 6 Boa Gov Time 1 19 4-5 Tannic Hailstorm Amen- XManuelita 10 Fxil 107 lugged it three times before going The crafty Cuban winner of countless inmc Mc lm i QLier log 107 right endrThe 1 battlM Wl11 flnd a ttelCOme here WheU 7 08 4 86 3 74 1 i 83 point after touchdown he comes over from Tampa to take on woodGain 3 i 1 COND a 1 de -y -ol bh 1 1 1 6 After Miami had woiked the ball Dick Gore the Jacksonville welter who Updkea' Mover WaUer Sd Pcl-1? Bpamy 115 Politv down the field to the 35-yard line In defeated Sargia Prevost Thursday night rjln Alouise ''''115 tisan a Sister 1 IS the first quarter the Southwestern line i jn the old (javs Manuel was a great Chartering 'Carroin 6 90 3 52 2 46 ill GnTo'u held momentarily and Wlgnall dropped Hamilton iK Russell 4 66 2 91 Nell McClaichey 115 Hannah BlRCk 115 beck to trv a dronkick The attempt1 favorite here He is a southpaw and The Senator Mveri 2 56 Golden 115 ravstee 115 paca xo try a aropaiva anc Bbicuipi 'lime 1 52 2-5 Roughneck Dunnesan In- Sarda 115 My Delia 115 Wl Wide probably one of the best lightweights ter or I-ueier and Sporty also ran Pnav Flo 115 "llAMl'Ui0i Position 8 LA (I4i i in the worla But the soutnpaw stance Plymx Ambassador i Morrison) 35 42 14 46 7 56 i THmXClammf'T'-year-olds 1 1-16 1 McCulloiiah wk- tv a Uu5'rTl South) 3 80 3 28 mile" L4TOM4 tl'MtFfsAL elRVICF FIRST Claiming 3-year-olda up ions" bothers the much they cohv'rTD Mr Spiller who made the announcement said the consideration wae $725-000 and that he vas one of the 11 stockholder of the new corporation Others Include Robert Tyre Jones Jr national open golf champion Robert Woodruff president of the Cora Cola Company Walter Candler capitalist and sportsman And other well known Atlanta business men Commenting on the sale Spiller said it ould be of great benefit to Atlanta No officers or directors for the new corporation have been elected 5 54 nEIb Brother loSvMiss Pearl a I i topnotchers so Srnun don want to meet him It bothers Time 1 20 little Spied 107 106 Play Ill Filer Sober Bper Lindatrom tci li lg 7 7 rg 777777 Morgan I the others too for that matter but LpBIaoc ones ob Bicmenu headliners can sidestep Courtney In n'n 1 It was in Miami two years ago that Frsnkhn Kloor Manuel whipped Jimmy Hackley Benny ib" Miam Wienal tor Cniirtney Kave- valgar and Harry Kid Brown in Sucre's for Hauser Wilkinson for Hansen Court- cession And when Valgar and Brown new for jonei Williams for Franklm Sky Hirh Prince Mexican Lucky Xenora 110 xBon Rahway Salnta Lad- Louise xBig Sandv 106 Port o' Chief Pettuohn end Bright Flash also ran I xSportmE Lndv 105 FIFTH -2' miles FOURTH-Claiming 2-year-olds Ben Machrce 1C Turkl 7 54 4 10 2 98 longs Rolled Stocking (McCorl 9 62 5 16 1 Dr BUly 112 xChonster 104 Roval Julian iMomvonl 74 1 xBicook 104 xMarone Avah 101 Time 4 17 Kentucky Ace Flattery ard xAimce Goldsmith 104 xBe Baby 104 Bull- Leonaid also lan xMiss Loita 107 Count Down 106 SIXTH 6 fuilonns I Miss rbabeth 106 xMiss Suddueth 101 First Mission Poole) 9 24 4 50 3 10 1 Eli Weir 107 xJane Williamson 104 Hot Shot (K Russell) 5 38 40 Full Ticie 109 Blue Ash 112 Kulaman 'Moirisom 2 63 Swift Current 106 Miss Peggy 107 Time 1 17 Hypnotism Rose Neil Char- xLittle Rumpus 101 xNim the Nvmph 104 lot and La Golondrma also ran FIFTH Allowances all aRes 6 turlonps SEVENTH 1 1 a miles 1 Reenie 107Oiegon Fir 112 Grand Kmv iCarroll) 7 18 3 02 2 60 Mutual Friend lOOReloit 112 David i Smith) 2 84 2 16 Plaw Cnild 100 Fannie 109 aln-tf Four Fat Teams Enleretl Giants Play Ked Sox This Afternoon Four faat negro baseball teams are ready for the first negro league south jears was announced here today Florida has known for years At 330 this afternoon the Miami Giants and Miami Red Sox will meet at the park at Seventeenth street and First avenue In the first of a series of five games And up at West Palm Beach the Brooklyn Giants' will be playing the Fort Myers Giants In the first of a five-game series All four teams will play the first five days of each week They play good baseball and have been attracting fairly good crowds here but with an organized league the competition Is expected to be keener and the brand of baseball probably will be even better A spilt season will be played with the first half closing January 2 The second half will be over February 27 and a playoff series will be held to decide the champion The early closing of the season was made so that when other colored teams start migrating to Florida the clubs already here will be free for exhibition games The first half schedule-November 3-7 Miami Giants acaint Miami Red Sox at Miami Brookivn asainst Fort Mvers at West Palm Beach November 10-14 Miami Red Box asalnvt Brookhn at Miami Miami Giants against Fort Mvers at Foit Mvers November 17-21 Biookl-n acainst Miami Bearh Fort Mers against at Miami 24-2R Brookivn against Fort Mvers Miami Fed Sox against Miami Miami Red Sox against Fort Mvers Brooklyn against CLUB AT PALM BEACH Mrar Filling Contest anti Big Race Card For Anglers Club PALM BEACH Fla Nov 2 a greatly enlarged sports for its members the Palm Angleis and Sports club whose Is situated on the North Trail Palm Beach will open fishing contest December 16 foreign trophvs have been among them the of a cup 3 500 years old which been fashioned of solid gold with went back East beaten the folks up in New York began to take notice From that time on Manuel has ben on of tbe leaders In his division He Mer-cnrio for Bihnski Downes for Williams Sutton for Siler Kimbroueh for KaveneT Okeil fr Catha Pamey for Kimoro iRh la Morris for Caele Gooch for Boulct Richard for Brown Crav for Brand FHiot for Gooch Poluff for "Elliot Decoutet for LeBlanc Vincent for Morris Fork for Me-Coloneh Referee Reddick mmre Cooper headlinesntan Vennard tTulanei Time of game 2 20 has whipped most of the big shots B' a6 uovirado 110 Twice he outpointed the tough Kid Kaplan He Jumped in the ring at 10 minutes' notice and whipped Joe Glick He beat Joey Kaufman Baby Joe Gans Armando Shekels and a flock of others In fact Frankie O'ner then in his prime and Hilano Martinez are the only fighters who hold 'decisions over Manuel And since he lost to Osner he kept coming until he whipped Frankie in 1927 6 furlongs: SIXTH Claiming up iilhes and mares 1 1-16 miles xLoud Speaker lOSxlwo Colors 105 Clcner Club 11J Miss Lee 10B Pickerel 100 xDollv Seth 105 xChi7 100 xWhisk Arrow 105 xBabv Delhi 100 SEVFNTH Claiming 3-vear-olds up fillies and mates 1 1-16 miles xJuel Jean 108 xNancv Seth 101 xHold Fast 105 xAcirema 105 xRos Hue ion prettv Run 110 Rainfall 110 Ada Adlei 110 xBrookdnle Miss 100 xAUeainnre 101 Apprentice allowance claimed Weather cloudy tiack muddy Colleges Have Chanee To Frofit By Exposures Made By Fou ndal ion By FRANK GETTY 1 nltad Press Sports Editor The college world is on the look-out for first signs of genuine reaction to the recent bulletin Issued by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching The period of indignation Idle curiosity and grudging admission of the truth of the foundation's chargee has passed Now is the time for all good (college) men to come to the aid of sport What will be the result of the recommendation that colleges dispense with paid coaches and glorified athletics and get back to the true spirit of sport-manship and sports for all? The result ptobably will be more far-reaching than the more cynical of the present day critics believe It is unlikely that colleges and universities would agree to do away with their football spectacles which assist so greatly in keeping alumni In touch with the alma mater and the school treasury in touch with the alumni pocketbooks But we can retain our gridiron spectacles and high powered college elevens and still have a widening of the sports horizon a more general participation in sports by all student Instead of a highly trained (highly paid)? few Throughout the Carnegie Foundation's report one could not help but feel the contrast between sports in this country and in England where the background is broader and less emphasis is placed on winning The Fng-llsh are ahead of us in this there's no denying it There must be some directing genius in the chang and it is reasonable to agree with the foundation a committee that the college president should be the man After drawing up an effective indictment of recruiting and subsidizing of American college athletes the authors of the famous ''Bulletin No declare: "This much is certain: The university or college that under capable lead-eishlp makes tip its collective mind to cast out these piactices can do so What Vs needed is constancy of purpose and patience in the face of opposition from those whose self-lntei est false pride and mistaken loyalties make their recession difficult "Expei lence shows that of all who are Involved in these evils the man who is most likely to succeed in uprooting them is the college piesldent is his duty to co-oidlnate opinion and direct the piogress of an institution If neighbonng presidents are like-minded his task is a little lightened but under no circumstances which have been able to discover is is Impossible even if he stands alone "It esnnot be easy But such aie the position and the powers of an American college president that once having Informed himself of the fact and being possessed of the requisite ability and courage he will succeed PIMI ICO ((NHFRSAL SIR5ICF1 Dick Gore looked a lot better Thurs- Fx Furious 0'noo' 20 day than he did the previous eek when i wHrkr 2 so T1 I Time 1 15 2-5 Aziz Titus Caesar A-ao- he met Pal McDonald Man to man rie nr Handy Man Pot An 8aitce Poor Rube he rate with Manuel however But with his luggedness and an added weight advantage he may gie the 4i PomcUna also ran SFCOnD Steeplechase 2 mile- Author ifhorndvke) 5 60 3 20 2 50 Ranpsmo Hunt) 2 80 eo FIRST Claiming 2-vear-old 6 furlonc Jovial Friar 112 Norma Jean 1-06 xFantad 115 Bibble Babble 112 Gnome Bov 109 xGuilder 109 i fan Dinn 106 Stephanite 118 Chestie Ann U2Staiboaid Lutht 109 2 70 Spantefla 106 Ram or Shine 112 Endicott Ima Queen 104 Audax 112 Giants 8 1 Palm Miami Fed Sox November Mvers at Fort Miami at Dec-mber 1-5 Fort Mvers at CHAPLIN TO PITCH FOR ICEMEN TODAY Cuban a tough eemng Manuel will be spotting the Jacksonville boy several also rn nminds THIRD furloncs pounas IChrvsphd Schafer 16 20 9 10 And as a semifinal the fans ill see Cane Heart cfrone) io oo Errant Hak Guthrie Companion 109 The Kid 112 107 Nell 109 -Claiming 3-ear-olds up 11-16 Decembar 8-12 Brooklyn asainst Miami Giants at VVast Palm Beach Miami Red Sox acainst Fort Mvers at Miami Derembei 15-19 Fo-t Myers acainst Miami Giants at Fort Myers Miami Red Sox against at Miami December 22-26 Fort Mvers eealnst Brooklyn at West Palm Beach Miami Red Sox acainst Miami Giants at Miami December 2 Miami Giants pcainst Brookivn at West Palm Beach Fort Myers against Miami Red Sox at Miami SFCOND miles Corposant 121 ylsostasy Ill Fne Ooal HJxFstelle Marie 102 xChnttahoochee 107 xDanper Siensi 113 Star Gold 116 Highland Fling 107 xVole llOxSunspec 102 Memheet 307 Ring On 116 xBidable llftxThe Doctor 110 xSnaSva Flapper 108 vHomelike 105 xStai Fish 10d Pauia 112 THIRD 2-year-olds 6 lurlonts Pious 108 Particular 116 Moine ill Kine Kelly 106 106 Culloden Ill xBrown Tiap 5 60 Tuscan (Pemcki 4 30 TIitip 1 IS 2-5 Mr Tov Mary Azvj Wander Amy Ti Waie Ton Ai'W'insr-ton Dolly White Ensign Nalor Miss Brumario also ran FOURTH 1 12 miles: Glen Wild (L Fator) 10 00 4 50 3 10 Curate (W Garner) 3 90 3 50 Emus (MrAuliffe) 5 40 Time 2 3-5 Unset Lad African Naishapur Sandy Ford Beacon Hill also ran FIFTH furlongs Outboard Improved event Beach clubhouse Laka Its annual 15 Already entered reproduction has the ho'v olive wood for the base Aside from the ninth annual sports contest on Lincoln's birthday the biggest outboard motor boat race ever undertaken in this part of Florida will be run under the colois of this lnter-naMonally known sports organization A large number of trophys will be offered In four closses and $2 000 will be added feature cash prizes Over 70 oulboaid entiles aie alieady on hand and It is expected that over 100 boats will compete in the two davs of racing The clubhouse on the North Lake Tiail has been matenallv enlaiged this summer The piers will have 400 feet of additional dock space live shuffle board courts have been added and tennis archery tiapsliootlng and handball can now be enjoyed on the new courts which are being finished The palm grove has been enlarged a new dance floor with a glass surface has been installed and 16 tables have been added The entirg palm grove where outdoor dancing is enjoyed every afternoon during the season has had hundreds of pVlm trees erected interwoven with hundreds of colored electric light' where the elite of the world enlov the tea hour Music this season will be furnished by the Famous French Lick orchestra LAKE WORTH TO HAVE SEW ATHLETIC FIELD -LAKE WORTH Fla Nov 2 to the efforts of the Citizens Athletic Council Improvements are being made the Lake Worth High school athletic field In the eyes of the athletic council the Trojans deserve a good field and they are doing their best to give them one 2The athletic council is composed of the following: A Jackson president TZ Drake vice president Jack Menges secretary-treasurer and Menges These men represent the following civic organizations: Lions American Lecion Rotary and Exchange clubs I I Tatom represents the local school board UThe use of trucks tractor and grader h8ve been donated bv Greynolds fc Monroe A Greynolds Inc Moffett Southeastern Ice and Cold Storage Company Thomas Donnelly cay of Lake Worth and the county of Palm Beach Through the efforts of Robert Lln-gle the Lake Worth Drainage District has donated marl and a dragline to load It The labor on the field is being paid for by the athletic council put of money due the school board on the old Junior High school building which was remodeled and made Into the present city hall -Commissioner Ralph Osborn and the county commission were also Instrumental in assisting the athletic council in doing the work by granting the use of county equipment -H A Jackson who is in charge of the work made the statement that the feld would be ready for next week game a scrap that rates as a top notcher on any Florida card Joe Peach the fast moving lad from Tampa is slated to go eight rounds against Red Hooks the fancy stepper from West Palm Beach That should make a fight well orth hile Peach has looked good in his fights here and Hooks has enough class to make the West Coast lad get out and step every minute if he submerged The bout may overshadow the main go in action Shifty Lewis and Jimmy Fountaine 1 are booked in a four-rounder and there will be another four and a six to complete the card AMATEUR BILLIARD CHALLENGE ISSUED Crystal Domino 13 10 4 60 140 Mabla 105 Hacky Ill Judre Schilling (Catrone) 3 00 2 60 1 FominTfe Youth 108 Sandy iM(Atee 4 70 I FOURTH All ages 6 furlongs Time 1 13 2-5 Chatover SiKerdale i Vv Sis l4 Pennant Lass 124 Mart interne Mud Black Diamond Beau aStrollms Plaer HOBalko lju New Electric Nine Plays Knights of Pylh ias At Miami Shores With Tlnv Chaplin hurling for the New Electric Ice Company baaeball team there should be a tough scrap when that aggregation tackle the Knights of Pythias nine on the Miami Shoies diamond at 3 o'clock this afternoon Chaplin will be remembered as the Miami boy who was with the New York Giants a while back He is back in Miami after playing in the Southwest and should be in good condition for the game His battery mate will be Jimmy Fountain a well-known local catcher The Knights of Pythias team won the championship in the Dade County league here this summer Stsniey Todd who also has quite a reputation hereabouts will pitch for the champions and Allsben will catch 130 127 130 Maitinioue 137 Misstep aMucker 1 1 1 Boon King Mad Hattie 108 Clean Play Budd mer 1 10 a Hub! a Stable and Divon entrv FIFTH Claiming 3-year-oids up 6 fur-lonas Rcmedv 112 Cj ndv Pur 110 Duush Prime 108 Sun Meddl-r 116 Peikms 114 700 High lov Sltirendeous 117 Bavk 120 Iommetn 112vBonnie Khayyam 105 xPott Hailem 113Channlns 110 SIX 1 Claiming 3-yeai-olds up 11-16 h1no ran 1 1-18 miles: Rpteeu Ambrose) 5 90 4 90 3 80 Oaffsmpiii (Abel 13 30 8 10 Bobanhela Russell i 4 30 Time 1 46 4-5 Annapolis Clear Sky Hot Torifi Kirta Ormonbird also ran Mil and 70 yards Snelboc (Workman) 6 60 3 30 2 60 Donnstina (Senoi 3 20 2 60 Annlla (Robertson) 3 30 Time 1 47 Mineralogist Danger Signal Thestylis also ran catches 1 Sun Falcon Frumper Gunman Kal Lo Battler Ftonardo 2 Ruburm 3 Jpxial Friar Yeceman rhll Norma Jean Ima Queen Pnness Henry 5 Too Hich Baron King Genie Bewithna Weather cloudy track good UNIQUE GOLF COURSE DESIGNED BY PASTOR SPRINGFIELD Mo Nov 2 Not satisfied with simple golf counes the Rev Paul Talbot a retned minister has built one that defies par-breakers Golf has become too scientific says the preachirig golfer who has made golfers of hundreds of churchgoers and churchgoers of golfers Therefore he Fessenden Western 182 Champ To Meet Wallgren CHICAGO Nov 2 Ray Fessenden of Madison Wls present holder of the Western amateur 18 2 balkline title is the next eligible challenger for the national amateur 18 2 balkline championship Monrad We-llgien of Everett Wash who recently dethroned Percy A Collins of Chicago will be called upon to defend his title within the next 60 days according to the rules governing challenge matches The champion has the right to name the scene of plav but there is a possibility that Walleren will waive this right and consent to plav in the Middle West Wallgren has made great strides In billiards In 1927 he had a grand average of three in a coast tournament In 1928 he finished second in the Pacific northwest snd his grand aveiage was five Mills of Seattle winner of that tournament was unable to represent his section in the Pacific Coast championship in Los Angeles Wallgren was named to take his place and Just two months after the finish of the Pacific northwest tourney he won the Pacific Coat crown with a grand average of nine SCHALK AD MEHOFF At TO TOP IFAK UK At KFI) MID HING? 4-IN-l AUTO TOP SWING STATION ND AFMK WF PAVE AUTO TOPS S(r fop psllmst Mpmhpi Oryatyr Miami IminstH! Am'i TRACK TRAINING HELPS GRIDMEN 17 IS OMITTFO Number 13 is omitted from Jersevs W'otn by University of Missouri foot-j ball players has designed the Hickory Hills course RE 4SFD BY C14TS ere vlew to avoid the com- Greens should be truly difficult Rev Talbot claimed so he built them that ay Some recede from the approach sorre are undulating or hog-trough affairs The whole course is filled with man-made hazards from tee to cup Mr Talbot viho has won more than 50 tournament trophies himself sajs unless something is done about It we YORK Nov 2 Ray Schalk who served the 1929 season as coaches Giants received their releases from the New York club The Giant management that the two coaches were set help them negotiations to themselves In the but NEW Nie-hoET and throughout of the unconditional delay announced free to UW MUPW nw tfMOHf iftH NP I 'll I-U yij "WH-'iw DODD TAKES LIMELIGHT FROM HACK AD MACK KNOXVILLE Tenn Nov 2 Hack and Mack Tennessee's touchdown twins Buddy Hackman and Eugene McEver have stolen so much of the football spotlight in these parts that Bobby Dodd has been Just about taken for granted But Bobby 165-pound Junior quarterback remain tRken for granted In the Alabarfta game which the Vola won 6 to 0 the inspired the Tennessee eleven to outfight and outplay a much heavier team His booming punts kept the Crimson Tide at disadvantage and his generalship was the decisive factor Dodd resorted to a dangerous bit of startegy in the closing seconds of play after the Vols had stopped the Tide on the one-inch line He kept the ball in possession of Tennessee by the throwing a couple of passes that were not meant for anyone and then zoomed a punt far Into Alabama territory adance declined to reveal what posts the two shall have a legion of young men w'ho men sought Both came to the New are one-course players who use York club last spring e5ery tool In the caddy bag GOLFERS CHASE BALLS IX AUTO AT S4LT LAKE SALT LAKE CITY Nov 2 Golf long has been recommended for the exercise it afTords but it is possible to have too much of a good thing Hence George A Steiner ardent golfer of the Salt Lake Country club has Just finished completion of a concrete roadway from the fourteenth tee of the club and Installed a motor bus to relieve members of the necessity of climbing a sleep 100-yard hill The total cost was about $4 000 The course is located on the rim and floor of a canyon and the fairway from tee No 14 rises about 88 feet In Its 100-yard length Only a guide post at the top of the hill affords the golfers a target to shoot at Some of his fellow members scoffed at Mr Steiner's suggestion of a private roadwav and bus line to avoid the stiff climb But now they clamber OFFICE EQUIPMENT OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OGLETHORPE XOHAD OF SOUTHERN TEAMS ATLANTA Nov 2 (yP) Oglethorpe University football team the nomadic eleven of the South has come home to roost temporarily in a new stadium Dayton University will meet Oglethorpe in the dedication contest The conquerors of Georgia have played comparatively few games on their home field in the lat decade Southern California Rat field Men Hold Cinder Path Marks LOS ANGELES Nov 2 Whether the competition is on the gridiron or the cinderpath it is all the same to a quartet of Coach Southern California stars Two of the quartet have displayed pronounced ability on the track squad wrh national records to their credit The speed and spring which carries Jesse Hill to the I A A A A record of 25 feet 1 inch In the broad Jump last spring has enabled the substitute to become the most deceptive open field runner on the eleven His ability to spurt stop change pace and sidestep is directly attributed to his track training In season Jesse Mortensen right half spends his spare time hurling the Javelin The Troian ball lugger whose running of interference snd defensive work has earned him a place in the starting recoid of 204 75-100 feet events of the National Denver last summer Capt Nat Barragar'a left guard is Morten-Rn during the track aeaon for the spear tossing Coach Dean Crom-wpl of the use trarks'er is depending oA Bob Hall second string tackle to bolster hts field event point column his discus and shot put work -Art Metal Steel Files Safes etc Stow Davis Period Furniture Corona Typewriters Taylor Comfortable Chairs Herring Hall Marvin Vault Doors and Safes Dietz Desks and Tables SELECT lOKS EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1ST 1929 0 9 We wish to announce establishment of new and Larger Offices at 244 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD EVERGLADES HOTEL BUILDING Curtiss-Wright Flying Service Oldest Flying Organization When the Petrels put away their togs aboard the easily I December 6 they will have plaved seven around the hill In pursuit of their I of 11 Bway from home balls GRHr PUNE DRAW I OUISVILLE Ky Nov 2 Bushy Oglethorpe alreadv has taken one trip to the Middle West to lo-e to St Louis Univeisity 6 to 0 and still has Jaunts ahead of It to Philadelphia to meet Vlllanova and to Cincinnati to plav St Xavier The contests In Cincinnati and Philadelphia with the Dayton game the St Louis'tiit and a combat wi Man- event is 180 feet lineup set a In tne Junior A A games at to win the title Johnny Baker understudv at protege His best ruaik BY 1 HE IOI1SVIIIE TIMFS 1 A MM 4 Minervin Exile Fstin 2 Go To It Tavsrep Fig Leaf 3 Rori Lucky Xenora Big Brother 4 Bv Babv Jane Williamson Dr Billy 5 Hieh Score Fannie Retort Clovei Club Lee Two Color 7 Nancy Seih B'-oodle Mn Hold Fafc Bent Bet Hign rnre PIMI ICO Cheie Ann Noima Jean Funted 2 Voie 3 Culloden Hacky Bron TrP Mlfsep BaUn Mrt none 5 Candy Bk Port Fenureefui Biafft Friar Nat F'eps n-fv Atfrntion pjgjr £olord Best Canay Pig MOM AND MILLER Inc UEW AND USED OFFICE 116 Miami Ave Phone 2-3707 Graham Utica and Cecil Payne Louisville featherwelghjs fought a 10-round no-decision bout here last night with Jack Dempsey former heavy-1 we ght champion as thUd man in the fiattan College of New York in Atlanta i ring The consensu of sport writers' fov ember 9 run their lntersectional op-nion was that the fight was a draw combats to five for the season The weighed 125' Payne 126'j I other gathes are with Southern teams yygyygr BPBM jjii ii iiiigMiijjiil f-iianii iwVirn rt inrun Ir.