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THE STAR MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1929. ELEVEN a Big But Stigma On Its Way Out of Husker Camp Pupils In This Year With Display of i Skill Plus Deception BY SHERMAN. Ushering in of the second week of gridiron in the camp of the ornhuskers finds the average follower of Nebraska football in a placid mood. While an early-season defeat or two may smear the escutcheon of the inexperienced aggregation that Dana X. Bible, Nebraska's new coach, is compelled to enter in the Big Six conference race, the belief is spreading throughout the ornhusker realm that Nebraska made no mistake in its shift of football mentors and that the Buskers of 1929 eventually will come through 20 YIAQ6 with credit to themselves and their coach.

FIRST SCRIMMAGE TILT. MAGNATES MIIST PAY FOR LESSON Club Owners Facing Ixiss Of Big Money During Final Two Weeks. STANDINGS OF THE Detroit Chicago ton HoMt RUN Half-Fare Rail Rate To Nebraska Games A reduced rate of fare for the round trip" to ail Nebraska football games thh fall In Lincoln wu announced Monday by the Burlington railroad. Henry Kautfmm, division agent In Lincoln, made the announcement of the reduced fares. This rale applies to all points In Nebraska.

ROUTIS IN RING WITH HIS TITLE Close of the opening week of practice featured the first scrimmage tilt of the campaign, four teams of varsity candidates clashing in a stiff combat of 90 minutes with an equal number of hard fighting varsity reserves. Stadium gates were swung open to the public and the 3,000 or more observers privileged to witness the Cornhuskers first informal test departed from the scene in possession of a series of convictions, as follows and to-wit: Persdatent of powerhouse football has been tossed in the ash dan. Stigma of but dumb," fastened by Pittsburgh ncwspa per erttics on Cornhusker football during recent years, will be stricken from the record. Development of at least a pair of capable quarterbacks from the material at hand Is far from a hopeless undertaking. Nebraska will be in with its usual beefy eleven, but the offense will be a pleasing mixture of power and deception, the latter emphasizing clever handing of the ball In a of backward, forward and lateral pass play a.

A team spirit fixed on a firm foundation of close comradeship between squad and coach. DECEPTION PLUS POWER. In reeling off six touchdowns study opposition by the reserves. the first-string backs and a green forward wall were guilty of the usual early-season mistakes but displayed, nevertheless, an attack in wtilch power, resourcefulness and deception were the dominant factors. The Individual standouts of the workout were Halfbacks Clair Sloan and Wallace Marrow, eacii of a horn broke away from the reserves In a series of electrifying sprints, as a result of which confidence Is general In the Nebraska ramp that this pair will be a constant threat to Cornhuskcr opponents when the campaign gets under way.

Having faced fire in the first scrimmage, the Hunkers swing thus week into intensive preparation1 no idea that Battalino, unheralded Big-hearted baseball magnates are about to begin payment to the fiddle.r for a two dance through open dates toward two crowded week-ends which may or may not entice sufficient fans to the porks to pev the ushers William 1 Wrigley, of course, Is sitting pretty with the Cubs, and even the Athletics should prove no great finan- Chicago cial drain up the members Shlbe and McOilllcuddy in the dying days, ecord for but the rest of the boys face a de- Brooklyn I flcit estimated in the aggregate at Philadelphia anywhere between 250,000 and 500,000 If anything can bring a magnate to his senses, it is a deficit, and for this reason alone it may be authoritatively stated that the schedules AMI. RICAN LEAC.T Philadelphia luJ New York Cleveland .144 8t Louis 144 Washington 145 WORST IN FIST RACKET ON WAY Campolo and Scott Mix Tonight In Battle Of Shoulder Blades. ubs Mag Feast On Southpaw Hurlers 146 143 147 64 75 66 55 NATIONAL LEAH I HUB 144 94 94 143 79 14! 70 144 97 143 63 Cincinnati 143 63 Bof ton 144 54 50 61 64 71 77 SO 90 BY GENE KESSLER. NF, home run record has with stood the lively ball. It's the champion fluke home run for 1930 will make use of the time of the majors.

saving opportunities offered bv Babe Ruth. Chuck Klein, Hack gUndav baseball In Boston Wilson, Lou Oehrig and other modern exponents of the four-base clout have to slam the ball out of the park or else get an exceptional drive inside the field. Larry Doyle, famous hitter of the New York Giants, hoisted an ordinary pop fly to the outfield in the opening game of a doubleheader, Aug 20. 1909. and trotted around the bases as the opposing outfielder, Bates, of the Phillies, lay out by the blow Scheme to Slash Schedule.

With a few regularly-scheduled placed upon the chart for Philadelphia, the games to be shifted to the Boston, a full week could easily be cut from the 1929 program, which covered 25 weeks or 174 playing days. The poor business being trans- AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. City .169 107 53 St. Paul 159 97 Minneapolis 159 74 Louisville 157 73 54 Indianapolis 159 73 16 Columbus 159 73 96 Toledo 158 95 Milwaukee 159 63 96 CONFIDENT WILL TAKE CUBS Pet 575 531 453 393 374 Per 578 548 497 465 441 441 375 Pet 693 614 535 485 459 459 .196 BY DAVIS J. WALSH NEW YORK.

Sept 23 Possibly the poorest heavyweight season of the century is liable to get very- much worse tonight at Ebbets field where Fillu Scott who wears rockers on his shoulder blades, and Victorlo Campolo. the great, beeg pain in the back from Aires, are scheduled to mingle for 10 rounds on terms of considerably intimacy. It this pair a long time to get together, but it didn't take them long enough If they never meet at all. It would have been premature, as far as a lot of people are concerned, but it seems that this time Victories interesting back really Is going for an airing, after asking to be excused on two earlier occasions Display of Backs. In fact, both backs will be on display, except at- such time as they are not completely covered by the ring floor, which is liable to be early.

This pair has been sent in as a rival attraction of the Loughran Sharkey heavyweight finale, three nights later, but I doubt whether they really qualify ob Wai AHO lfFTY MA SO i PA SHOD I PNT PCTM-g TUg IN Pkv SeR'Cti NEBRASKA HIGHS EXHIBIT PUNCH Campaign Gets Under Way With Fine Display Of Scoring Power. acted at the turnstiles at this mo- YfarLmpn Cprpne1v SnrP for the is largely due, of course, to JlalKmen oeronciy olire scott is a good the two run-away races, about which the magnates can do noth- Little Frenchman Will Defend His Crown In Hartford Arena. BY EDWARD J. NEIL. HARTFORD, Sept.

a tiny cafe in Paris waiting a new proprietor and he may be Andre Routis. now the featherweight champion of the world. The decision for the moment rests en- Bates fell in chasing the fly and tog But if a race is going to be the ball struck him in the stom- lop-sided anyhow, the club-owners ach. It knocked out the fielder and. certainly will lose less by moving being the old dead ball, didn't toward the finish with a minimum bounce away so another fielder of open dates could handle it.

Socks and Yanks Divide. That is known to baseball men attracting some 500 fans to as the freakiest of major league their park one day last week, the Of Ability Win Series From Bruins. home runs (Copyright.1929. by Paul Beeler.) Yankee Pilot Near to Death NEW YORK, Sept. A Wood transfusion was made today in a tireiy with Christopher Bat- desperate effort to save the life of talino a pugnacious Hartford Millet Huggins, manager of the New youngster who knows nothing at all lock Yankees, who lies near death about cafes at St.

Vincent's hospital. Routis, courageous little fighting condition took a turn for the man from Frr gee. has almost worse this morning, erysipelas hav- enough money now to purchase throughout his entire that cafe and settle down to a life system of far from the smell of resin dust and thwacking leather mittens. Tonight, after several straight defeats, Andre will risk his title against the sensational Italian youngster and if there's another defeat well, that sum may have to be enough. Andre will feel that it is time to retire, anyway.

Frenchman In the Pink. But the game little Parisian has for the inaugural conflict, with the Southern Methodist Mustangs of dated for Oct. 5 at the Nebraska stadium The program will include frequent scrimmage Jousts between varsity and reserves, punctuated by the annual varsity-fresh men battle on the book for next Saturday, THAT SUPER-TEST. but formidable youngster, will play a leaOher swan song on his features at the Hurley stadium tonight. Routis says he is in condition for the first time since winning the 126-pound crown irom Tony Canzonen a year ago and that recent defeats by Jake Zeram- bv.

Johnny Datto and a two-round The ta.sk confronting Coach Bible count knockout by A1 Singer, just don their season schedule and the world and his aides us a super-test, indeed In their opening fray of the season, the Cornhuskers will be taking on a foe well prepared from two previous combats, after which will come the Orangemen of Syracuse and the Panthers of Pitt eastern aggregations fried and tested dur.n three weeks' period in training camps. 1 nder such conditions, victory predictions are taboo in the Nebraska camp, but neither is there a disposition to concede defeat. The most, also tne least, that can be said on behalf of the 1929 Cornhuskers Is that thev purjKtse to give their task the big try CORNHUSKCR NOTES. Harold Frahm, Beatrice backfield veteran, was expected to Join the varsity squad Monday afternoon The Gage county youth is under- stoddw to have cleared his eligibility. Reports from Dallas indicate the Denton Teachers gave Southern Battalino.

with a ring record of but one defeat in three years of professional fighting in Connecticut is a three to two favorite to whip the ringworn champion. Battalino. national amateur featherweight champion in 1927, gained sudden recognition by beating Panama A1 Brown, negro claimant of the bantamweight championship, in an overweight Yankees did manage to muster 20,000 clients on the banks of the Harlem with a bargain bill yesterday. but E. O.

Barrow would sell the rest of his home dates from now until Oct. 6 at strictly bargain prices. The doublehoader was divided, the White Sox winning the opener by 7 to 4 and the the nightcap by 3 to 1 Red Faber out- pitched Herb Pennock, but Roy Sherid turned the tables on A1 Thomas At the end of the game, Charlie O'Leary, acting manager, excused seven players for the rest of the season with full pay, the Messrs Pennock, Hoyt. Van Pelt. Byrd, Meusel, Grabowski and Jorgens Tiger Rookie Blanks Elon Hogsett, the $40.000 Detroit recruit from Montreal, made his first home start, and south pa wed the Tigers to a 5 to 0 victory over Sammy Gray and the Browns.

St. Louis drove only three safe hits to the outfield Wesley Ferrell pitched the Indians to a 7 to 4 victory over the Red Sox in 10 innings Grove, Earnsbaw and Walberg all had a Bruins Take Time Out Tn hand tn a KamP at Washington Drums I dive IiniL UUl whJrh the Senators won from the Athletics by 7 to 6 in 10 rounds. It was the fourth Senatorial triumph ox er the Macks in 20 games this season Vance Baffles Cardinals. Dazzv Vance featured the National league afternoon with a fine game St. Louis, which he won by 7 to 2, but the Cards rallied In the nightcap, compiling a 4 to 0 victory for St.

Louis. Rogers Hornsby entertained the Chicago fans with his thirty-eighth home run, but the Giants shaded the Cubs by 5 to 4 in the final game of the series. Cincinnati outpointed Philadelphia by 3 to 2 in 10 Innings Just prior to Jack Hendricks' announcement of his resignation, effective Oct. 6. Sunday's major league results, AMI RICAN I TAG I a good fighter just so long as he doesn't get hit and no longer.

He has been stopped by i Knute Hanson and Harry Persson, which isn't even bogey for the! course. They give that kind away BY BRIAN BELL. with soap wrappers and then hand PHILADELPHIA. Sept. you a dollar-ninety change As for As the Athletics go about their Campolo.

I understand he was tasks of preparing for the stopped by Monte Munn. That series clashes with the Cubs, they ought to let him out by the side leave an impression of a college door while nobody is looking, but. BV GREGG Scoring strength was exhibited bv several Nebraska high school teams in opening grid contests of the 1929 season staged on the prep gridirons last week. Among the few elevens lifting the lid on the 1929 title campaign last Friday was Rt. Paul high school, with an attractive record of football victories during the past two seasons.

Pat Panek. who coached the Apostles during the drive which brought them to the front ranks of oCrnhusker prep sport, is at the he of Norfolk athletics this season, but Clyde Cox, Paul coach, evidently is prepared to carry on at fhe Howard county seat. St Paul drubbed Wolbach tn the 9 opener, 43 0. 33 players during the contest. Imperial Imperial high celebrated the opening of the 1939 campaign with a 40-0 victory over Holyoke.

Colo Coach Buck Frtth- llng led Cliaae county high through an all-vlctorloua season laat pll and the Holyoke game the Imperial lads a running stait for another good year Randolph after a rather poor season, apparently Is set for a comeback More veteran material than usual la tha signal for optimism at Randolph high and the team swamped Creighton, 33-0, in the will opener turned, back Oakland. i HAW JUST ONE OP "cousins pitching A Team of HAN Pf HITT6R6 DKF. ine cues Lover set A BY AL DEMAREE. MART baseball men figure that Grove and Walberg, the big shots of Connie Macks pitching ble in the world series than Earnshaw and Quinn will. The Cubs have been beaten very few times this year by southpaws, but they had plenty of trouble with Burleigh Grimes, a spit- baller like Quinn Being right handed sw ingers 14-0, in a getaway contaat white Beaver Cltv trimmed Holbrook 30-0 St Edward beat out Newman Orme.

13 6, and Weeping Water nosed out Elmwood. 13 to 13 IMaplaya I Word from the central section that Clarence Hatsch, former Cornhuaker football athlete a good waa ned by first game The CoMd right down the line, the Cubs have eleven stampeded oyrt on, 58 to the old edge on the lefties Bobby football team about to play one of Instead, they seem to lye bowing Braggo Roth, the old outfielde: its big games So enthusiastic are him in under the porte cochere. It I he affliction had origin in a boil upon the face. CUBS RESTING UP ON VERGE SERIES Recover From String Recent Defeats. CHICAOO.

Sept. battered and mistreated since the National league jyennant became theirs, the Cubs today had five days during which to haul themselves together for the finish of title struggle against the Philadelphia Athletics. The exhibitions of tlharlie Root and Ouy Bush in the two final contests with the Giants showed them to be In need of something. If it is five days are available, due to the break in the schedule, although Joe McCarthy will take his band to Aurora, 111, Wednesday for an exhibition game with semi-pro team Regular practice sessions will match a few weeks ago. Weather be held on the other days, except for prospects this morning were un favorable, with possibility of rain forecast.

Hendricks Out As Manager At Cincy CINCINNATI. Sept years as manager of the cuinati National league baseball club. Jack Hendricks quits his post at the end of the season to be re- uruversity" s' plenty "good Klaced by a successor not yet chosen scare, although losing," 13-3 The Denton lineup wit an all-veteran affair and had been doing some additional for the game with the A caravan of busses will make the trip from to Lincoln for the Southern game A special bus has been chartered by alumni of Texas A. Ar the former home of Dana Bible, new Cornhuskcr coach The freshmen will scrimmage the varsity in the public workout at the stadium next afer- noon The argument with the frosli will be by wav of preliminary to the annual tu.ssle between the two squads ney Saturday afternoon Pacific Coast league. S-B Portland, 5-5 MlMtoni.

14 13 Han Pranctaco 5-3 Hollywood 11-9 Angela? 4-0. those whom complete idleness will help to regain form Hartnett Not Himself. The return yesterday to the lineup of Gabby Hartnett, ranked as the leading catcher of the senior league last season, who has been kept out of action by an ailing throwing axm this year, brought a measure of encouragement. Hartnett was not called upon to trv his arm on base After stealers, but in an attempt to snipe Dickey rtn- runner off third base. Hartnett demonstrated that the injured member has not recovered.

Captain Charlie Grimm will be back on first base when the Cubs start a six-game serifs with the At Waahlngtan Philadelphia 6000110040 8 9 3 Washington 4 i) 1 7 7 rarnshaw. Walbarg and Marberry and ci At Vark. Ftrat game Chicago 000130013 7 10 3 York 4 10 3 Faber and Berg Pennock and Dtckcy Second game Chicago 10000000 5 1 York 00001030 7 3 Thom a a and Berg Shertd and the new American league champions that one would not be surprised to hear a shout, go out and see if we can find these meaning beyond question champions of the National league Fhere is no more dignified figure in baseball than Connie Mack No, man in the game has more poise than the tall tactician and yet so emphatically has the enthusiasm of the players communicated tiself to the manager, or vice versa, it would not seem much out of character if the slim strategist should suddenly hurl the injunction from the shadows of the dugout, men and at them A's Ready for Going. No question seems to exist In the minds of the American leaguers as the outcome of the important series, take is the individual and collective assurance from the 25 players, with a hearty from coaches and others w'ho deal In words rather than deeds. Mr.

Mack, as befits a man of his years and experience with the uncertainties of baseball. Is more conservative. "A close he suggests, reaching the limit of seven games, although, of course, we shall do all in our power to bring it to a satisfactory conclusion before The manager, who has spent nearly half a century dealing with the vicissitudes of the game he loves, knows that the sport chastens as It rewards and there is a baseball thorn for every rase. He knows nothing of the present day Cubs and has never seen them play. but.

as he says, any team that walks home in the National league must be good. The Athletics were not extended beyond a jog trot in the American and players and manager admit they are good That 1910 Series. Mr Mack's last experience with the Cubs was nearly 20 years ago. In 1910, and there Is not one of thp valiant band that followed the lamented Frank Chance against the men of Mack left for the Invasion 19 years later. Neither Is there an active member of the Athletics left to carry on the baseball warfare of that day is all very disconcerting Made Max Take Runout.

The answer is that Scott, after blowing his first invasion of Ameri- of the Yankees and White Sox, used to call all southpaws his He started that expression, and he was always very considerate of the lefthanders. He would buy dinners for them, talk ca two years ago. has been credited nice to them and send them birth- with running Max Schmeling out day cards. When a southpaw went Cbadron the with a 30-7 victory over Hcmlngford, lost a 8-0 Uccialon at Hot Clav conntv teams iauiKlied tha 1939 with of at the county fair Clay Center bested CJulde Hock 18-0. Fairfield edged out Fairmont, 6-0, Sutton defeated tJ-0 A majority of the high elevens will tn action thif week, with the main attention centered on the Hasttngs-Har- vard, ottsbluff and lngton These ara atlff the country, while Campolo out of the league he would remark.

for openeia came here this summer to win on a foul from a chump by the name of De Kuh and get a technical knockout over Tom Heeney in one round. In other words, one man has qualified by innuendo and the other by a couple of performances Cleveland of dubious value. Heeney. short armed, and punehless. has no chance against a big man He has to get close with that kind, after which his lack of punch gets him nothing but a clout on the cucumber If a 225- pound gent like Campolo hadn't stopped this washed up specimen, he would deserve to be deported Compared With Tunney.

Still, the performance seemed to have the agog or somtthlng for many days, some of them even going so far as to compare the nine-round knockout to Mister Tunney's effort against the same man. which virtually amounts to heresy Nothing should be compared to Mister Tunney's which are always magnificent and leave one spellbound. Anyhow, they had Victorio pegged as the next chum- pion when, suddenly, he developed the rain check urge and would have none of the Scott match. It seemed that he had ze berg pain in the neck and. finding that he couldn't get along without it, meaning the neck, he had the first date set back from Sept.

11 to Sept. 18, by which tune he still had the neck and the pain that went with It. So the second postponement to tonight was ordered, after Victorio had been chivvied into laying down $5.000 as an ap- Rearance forfeit This meant tnat you couldn't keep him away from Ebbets field tonight with a writ of mandamus, there usually being nothing like a mandamus In a crisis like this Memories of Fulton. The effect of Victorio hesitancy has been two-fold It has left people wondering whether they didn't "I see one or mv boys with the nice little curve is They called Bobby because he was always bragging about his hitting He hit a triple off Mails, a southpaw, in one day with the call three and one Mails strutted over toward third, grumbling, "Aw. ya picked on a cripple "8av." came back Bobby "when BICi TEN TUNED UP TO PLAY SATURDAY CHICAGO, Sept 23 What two weeks of practice and planning have produced will be learned Saturday by four Big Ten football you're pitching they're all cripples coaches and their teams to me! 'Copyright.

1929, Publishers Michigan. Indiana. Wisconsin and Iowa will get the Jump on the other six members of the ronferenee, with the Wolverines and Hooalera engaging in doubleheaders. Coach Harry Kijyke of Michigan will send teams against Albion college and Mt. Union of Alliance, and Pat Page will sjiend the week organizing to thwart invasions by Wabash college's Little Giants and Ohio university of Athens.

Ohio Wisconsin's opening engagement will be with South Dakota State on the Badgers' gridiron, and Iowa will be host to Carroll college of Waukesha. wts The rated as a fronte rank challenger for the Big Ten title, are prejiaring not only for South Dakota, but are eyeing the first invasion of an eastern team Oct 5, when Colgate will play at the Camp Randall stadium. WOLVERINES WIN PAIR OF GAMES SEND I. Japan, Sept (Jpp -The University of Michigan baseball team won two games today from Japanese mines by scorcK of 18 to 0 and 4 to 2. In the morning, the Wolverines defeated the Ocean club of Hako and In the afternoon trounced the Tokvo club, composed of former IAIRBI RY DEFEATS WESTERN.

FAJHBURY. Nrb 33 Falrburv defeated Western tn the laat of the 13 to 8 Babcock tor Fairbury and eock of Western clouted homers over the fance and Gregory got a home run Inside the park Batteries Drake. Sukovatv and Huaa for Western, Ketater, D. Babcock and Barrett for Fa Fbury BUNTING SPIKED TO MAST Dutch Zwilling's Team Clinches Pennant In Hickey league. CHICAGO.

Kept 23 Tha flag emblematic of the 1929 American a-ssoriation championship will stars of various Japanese unlversi- be run up the flagpole at Muehle- forcing The beloved Connie will have his "ave him confused with FYed Ful- bach field, home of the City 11 His resignation was handed in yes- terdav, with the announcement that Cincinnati Reds next Saturday The splint has been removed from his left hand, which was injured more than a month ago, and he is ready to take over his job which has been handled by Clarence Blair and Charlie Tolson Break Attendance Record. Estimates on the probably season At 0001003001 713 0 0003000030-4 9 3 Farreti and Sewell A (la Carroll, Macfaydan. Durham. and Hcvtng. Connolly Cleveland Boston he would attend the annual draft meeting in Chicago as last duty for the team.

He said he has no plans for the future Among thase mentioned for manager of the team were Dnnie Bush, who resigned as manager of the Pittsburgh club several weeks ago At Detroit, 00000000 2 0 111 0 0 0 a Bt Loula Detroit Coffman and Hamrom Hogsett and Hayworth NATIONAL At Chicago 0 1 0 0 1 3 0 10 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 and Clarence Rowland, manager ot at Wrigley field indicate Scott and Ho- Oakiand at Seattle, i I the Nashville team of the Southern association Hendricks took over the Reds at their Orlando, FU training camp in March. 1924 after the death of Manager Pat Moran The team fin- ish.ed in fourth place that vear the next year reached third and finished but two garnet behind the champion Rt Louis in 1926 Since then the club has dropped to seventh place University of Baltimore, starting its first year in football, is coached by Nate Weinstock Western Maryland star. Baltimore started its training August 28 as a The of a Tom Wye aet off Your figure like a million And it no matter hard you it. No bagging at fhe no tnraking up behind, arm, comfortable, ored a I om ye a real bargain in aw eater comfort. Trv one on fodav and nrt er ant to take it off, herever fhe Tom Wye ia J.

HIDNOI 807 821 St. Lincoln, Nebr. hapely ZieoTeltl horus that the Cubs will be owner of a new record for both major leagues Unofficial figures say the Cubs already have performed before more than 1 200 000 fans, with three games to be played in the home park The champions are to meet the Reds here next Saturday and Sunday, followed by lour contests in Cincinnati, starting Oct 2 The finale of the season will be played at Wrigley field against the Pirates Oct 8, International Buffalo, 3 3 5-4 Reading 10 Baltimora, Toronto, Rochrstrr. 10 Newark. 6 Jeraty City.

0 Professional Football. York Chicago and Hartnett At Philadelphia 0 i 1 0 0 ()Cincinnati 0 0 i 0 0 0 0 1 Saeetiand and Donohue and Rukeforih 5 10 4 7 card above his long gray trousered legs, as he did then, and Eddie Collins will shout encouragement and advice from the coaching lines, but neither will be up there swinging at fast balls and curves The Athletics, fairly to go. are getting Just enough work to be on edge for the important autumn tests. Tf they want to play in the few remaining games of the championship season, winch no longer means anything, they can If they want to loaf, it is quite all right. The wise Mr McOilllcuddy will see that they neither go stale nor rust away the fine edge for combat The American leaguers would be glad to challenge the Cubs for immediate battle, but they can wait.

The-- have enough enthusiasm to last well into October 0 a mess out Blues, some afternoon next spring, ocean Club 0 1 8 Asbeck and Reichman; Hirose and Kujl. Afternoon Michigan 4 6 0 Tokyo Club ..........................2 4 0 Batteries and Centanni; Nagal, Nitta and Nagano. ton and it has made of what promised to be a right the third occasion at Kansas City fair gate It Is doubtful now wheth- in the 28-vear hlstorv of the circuit er the thing will gross more than for the pennant-raising ceremony $60,000 or $70,000. which is some- The Blues yesterday took formal what critical money for these guys, possession of the title in the second at that. game of a doubleheader with In- In spite of his successive with- dianapolis.

1928 champions, when drawals, Victorio is said to Clyde "Pea Ridge" I)av pitched can't seem to forget that Heeney rule a favorite in the betting Thev knockout, where as I feel that Scott ought, to be better than even money Except in height, he really is the bigger man and his left hand is worth almost both of Vic- torios As far as I am concerned, they are liable to pay off on that left. DALLAS WINNER IN TEXAS LOOP 3 6 3 12 0 Da via. Bay 19 SWI Ai Orean Off 'avion 0 A' Madison Chicago apolu 6 At Canton Canten eago Card.nal*. 0 major LEAGUE national Stilliti uM ballad I 4 1er Pnekinr i Minne- 6. Rl( AN UAGl Battinf Runa- (ickrtnger 17.

Uattad In- 117, mona, Athlatiaa. It, Stalen bsaea Lrhnnjer 8. wan to 5 Al St tame lyn 0 711 0 St Loula 000010001 3 7 I Vance and Deherrv Undaey, Mitchell and Smith. Second game Brooklyn 000000000 0 8 3 St 4 10 0 Bat! and Deberry; Orabow- and Wllion Coach Jones Writes Book On LOS ANGELES, Sept 23 -Coach Howard Jones of the University of Southern California varsity blossomed out in the role of author today when his new book. for the Fan." published by the Times-Mirror Press of Los Angeles, was placed on sale Coach Jones' book all of the ramifications of the game in non-techniea! terms in order that spectators may be enabled to understand all types of football and follow the play no matter how intricate it becomes Many questions on the game asked Coach are answered in the book one of the features being a chapter devoted entirely to answering the of Hollywood movie stars who are close followers of the Trojan team Alfred Wesson collaborated with Coach Jones in writing the ok and Ted Cook, nationally known humorist and writer of Cook-Coos is the writer of its introduction Exhibition Baseball.

Qood Qolf. BV CHESTER HORTON. Grealewl Teacher.) rP to now for you advanced DALLAS. TEX, Sept 23 The Dallas Steers won the Texas league basball jiennant here Sunday defeating the Wichita Falls Spudders. 2 to 1.

in the fourth game of the play-off series. Vic Frasier, youthful hurling phe- golfers I have dwelt wholly on )a I la nia of hls first feason. but dropped to a of aolf that conrorer erfuj ball and mU 10 tie with St. Paul for fourth money A GOOD ORiVE DOESN'T MEAN A At Dunkirk kirk 8 Dun- the pans of golf thaf proving your shot s. pointing out some of the things that cause to go bad and showing you how to seek and cure these causes.

In improving your game you nave two sides of the matter to contemplate One phase of golf is to un prove your shot? The second phase is to improve your scores Many a fine shot-maker is unable to score for sour apple nauce He looks good on the front jee but as a partner dollar, dollar, "dollar hes a fine drag Scoring of play thsf are entirely outside shot-making, and these principles must be put to work in your game if you are to whittle down into the or the low 80s If you are already there, as some of ou are. exactly the same principles must be applied to carry you on down to par You improve your shots through practice by playing You improve your necessarily, while actually playing Therefore the chief enemy to conquer carelessness This is a bigger job than you might suspect John Dille Co,) Kansas City to a 5 to 2 victory. The clinching of the pennant was delayed when Ambrose, a recruit, held the Blues to four hlt.s while the hammered out a 13 to 1 decision. Their Third Flag. Although the Blues have led the pack home on three It really is their second full-sized titlp They topped the field In the abbreviated season of 1918 playing only 73 games Their last championship was won tn 1923 under the leadership of Wilbur Good The 1929 Kansas City aggregation was led bv Edward willing, former maior league outfielder.

serving his third season as manager of the Blues Succeeding Spencer Abbott in 1927. Zwilling had Kansas Citv in a tie with Milwaukee for second place at the end Score bv Wich Falls 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 15 2 Dallas 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 7 2 Batteries Messenger. Pavne and Lapan; Frazier and Ri.sehoff The victory gave the Steers an additional day of rest before thev clash with the Birmingham Barons, Southern association champions in the first game of the Dixie series Wednesday. the next year Little World Series. Kansas City will be after another world series" title starting Oct 2.

when Rochester, International league champion, goes into the Blue stronghold to open the annual minor league battle The Blues defeated Baltimore of the International league for 1923 class AA Hi Al 8. At WmI Point. Oakland, 0 At Aahatha 6. Fairvtrw, 44 11.1 WINS BALI, AMP LEWT! I.PN fVrpt 21 uigi. liiutibad Ohkoah in baseball PilOay, 16 ot 0 The pitching of Podkonrak of Jywellen featured the lne.il twtrler fanning men and hurling a rm game Frank Riiey of made ronie aesatlonal In centerfleld rr EWING.

HAHSFTT Neb Sept 33 Baaaett high defeated In football on the Fa ng gridiron Frtdav, 13 to 6 It uas I'Y flrM any of the had and moat of them had never altneaaed a grid conieat before AT PALI, EASII.f. ST PAUL fteb Slept 3 Paul high kept up winning fttreok at the Howard (ounVy fair Friday by drubbing Wolbach high. 41-0 Captain Doiiarhlde and Halfback Rhireiy reeled off lortg Coach uaad 6 plavera during the game AN INVITATION You are cordially invited to attend a special fhowing of Ford cars, in all the new colors, at 1705 Street, September 23-28, inclusive. The hours each day are from 10 a. m.

to 11 p. m. Included in the display is a complete showing: of all Ford cars in the various types and new color combinations as well as all commercial units. Your presence at is enprcinlly hy O'SHEA MOTOR CO. HCSSOSG-ROGERS, 14th and 18th and () Admission re inc..