The Evening News from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 20

PAGE TWENTY nn ante Tea i Notre i ry ito Bowl m.CfiSiLLI eorgia WEST VIRGINIA Special Train to Go With Steelton Team Harry Lasky A nnounces Switch in Final Bout Notre Dame-Georgia Tech Game Attracts Interest DISSATISFIED AT OHIO STATE PLAYS CARNEGIE At least a thousand fans will accompany the Steelton High School football team to Shamokin Saturday. The Shamokin game is looked on as probably the hardest game on the Steelton schedule. Last week Shamokin won from Mt. Carmel by a PITTSBURGH, Oct. 26.

Smarting under successive defeats at the hands West coast in the Tournament of Eoses on New Year's Day. Georgia Tech beat Alabama 13 to 0 a fortnight ago, and should win the southern conference title. From a national viewpoint, there COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 26. The dissatisfaction of alumni and under-eraiiuates of Ohio State over the large score, poor showing of the football eleven Steelton High School students i i.

t- 1.1 i no'd a booster parade for the hlch was defeated by Michigan 1BSt Shamokin trip. The Booster Club are last of Washington and Jefferson and University of Pittsburgh, the Carnegie Tartans will invade the stronghold of the West Virginia Mountaineers at Morgantown next Saturday determined to stave off what many It Is Value and Value Alone That Compels Two-. Thirds of AH Fine Car Buyers To Prefer CADILLACS Again Harry Lasky announced a switch in a windup: This time, however, Lasky took the initiative in the interest of his patrons. He has removed Georgie Russell off the bill. Russell was to have fought Johnny Hayes, but acting on a tip, Lasky visited Russell and found him not in condition to box a man like Hayes.

Georgie was slow in his work in the gym, and it was obvious that he could not whip himself in condition in a week to make a showing against Hayes. Lasky immediately got in touch with friends in New York City, and was offered -the choice of three fighters. Among the three was Harry Kid Wallace, who was enticed away from Philadelphia last Saturday, 21 to 0, culminated in the selling tickets for a special train to resignation of A. W. Raymond, Shamokin and over 500 are expected nr.

to make the trip via the railway. fore, the meeting of the Irish and the Yellow Jackets, is the most important gridiron struggle scheduled for Saturday. Some have criticized Knute Eockne's ambition to win a national title for Notre Dame. Others have claimed that the awarding of such a championship is unfair and impractical. But the fact remains that the piacea 0f business selling the NEW YORK, Oct.

26. Bent upon frustrating Notre Darned ambition to attain the national football championship, a powerful Georgia Tech eleven, sometimes known as the Yel'ow Jackets, but occasionally called the Golden Tornado, goes to South Bend this week. Knute Eockne's ambitions, and they -are great this year, call for a decisive defeat of the southern chara- pions as an important part of the Irish campaign of 1927. The Notre Dame coach has so arranged his schedule to include games wth leading elevens of the East, South Midde West and far West. If the Yellow Jackets, undefeated tlius far in the South, sting the Irish, it will mean that the best laid plans think may be a string of four lick Booster tickets in Steelton include: windup class.

held Cooney even, which is nothing to be sneered at now, and offers were immediately made to him by Gotham managers to come to New York. He accepted their offer, and deserted Philadelphia for the city of big purses. After a month's training Wallace was started out and immediately made good. During his stay in New York Wallace has boxed Phil McGraw, Georgia Ward and other good boys. He has taken on weight and hits harder, but hat lost none of his shiftiness in acquiring these essentials.

The substitution, it it believed, will make the going little tougher for Hayes. Hayes is a slugger abd depends on that ability to carry him through. He has had trouble with snappy'hitters as his bout with Billy Petrolle, the Fargo Express, shows. It will be interesting to the fans to see what improvement nearly a year's absence from a local ring has been made in Harry, the Kid. Raymond publicly resigned at a meeting of the alumni body which held a closed session, and at which Fairlamb's, Front and Locust streets; Roy Eberle's, Front and Tre-wick streets; Waidlcy's, Front and Conestoga streets; Ligan's, Front and Swatara streets; Cairo's Front and Swatara streets; Leone's, South ings in a row.

After the West Virginia tussle next Saturday, life will seem like one hard game after another for the Tartans for on the following week they will face the powerful Violet team of New York University. i i- i. -r i Dr. J. W.

Wilce. Ohio State head coach, i answered criticisms leveled January. at him for the poor showing of the team. Both the playing and the coaching came in for the verbal fire, Front street; Brashears Wilt, Irish have asked no favors, have arranged as difficult an intersectional schedule as could be found, and are out for national honors and the confusion of their critics. Having beaten the Navy in the East, Detroit and Indiana in the Md-dle West, and with every prospect of Front ana Walnut streets: Benko-.

'V Because Wallace had boxed before Lasky selected him to oppose Hayes next Tuesday night. Wallace boxed it was said. vic's, Second and Highland streets; I Kme "owever. ine commg lew aays 1 hav everybody guessng as to RavmnnH was a three-letterman on Settino's, South Third street. Settino's.

South ThiJ I several times last season, his last the Ohio State team in 1910-1112, two light being Tommy Cooney. and named as all-American tackle. Johnson Undecided If some other manufacture These were, his first bouts in the According to some of those who attended the stormy session, Doctor WASHINGTON, Oct 26. Walter builds better, finer cars than why doesn't the parison of the Pitt scores may seem to give Carnegie. victory over Army, Drake and Minnesota, Knute Eockne's charges will give everything they have to clean up the threat from the South.

Captain Crowley and Stumpy Thomason represent the chief danger of an upset and a victory for Georgia Tech. The one is an end, as capable a receiver of passes as can be found in the game today. Stumpy is a halfback, a ghost runner whose long swinging runs have brought about the downfall of the opponents of the Yellow Jackets, for a couple of of Rockne have gone awry. Georgia Tech goes to South Bend with the reputation of having defeated Alabama, the first time the Crimson Tide has receded in disorder since iy24. From all indications, the Yellow Jackets, or the Golden Tornado, if you prefer, will be no easy victim.

A victory over Alabama was a great feather in the cap of head coach Alexander's youths. The Crimson Tide long has swept the gridirons of the southland, and has had signal success in long swings to wash up against the best of the Johnson told the United Tress last night that he has not received an offer to manage the Cleveland Indians. "I have received several baseball offers," Johnson said, "but none from the Cleveland Indians. I have not yet decided which one I shall accept, but naturally I will pick out the best." Beckley Plays St. Francis Wilce blamed the team's poor showing on internal dissension, and friction among the players.

He denied published charges that the team was weak on fundamental football. He insisted that the. tackling and blocking were not' fundamentally weak. But the head coach added that the coaching staff has planned radical changes in the lineup for the game with Chicago next Saturday. public buy them in as great quantities? Cadillac value is retained in even greater measure in exchanged Cadillacs.

New the outcome of the Carnegie-West Virgina clash. Before the game with the Pitt Panthers for the college championship of Pittsburgh, the dope had it that the Tartans were due to surrender the gonfalon to their rivals. For the second time in five years, the dope worked out, and the Plaid warriors found themselves on the short end of a 23 to 7 score. Comparison of the records of the Tartons and Coach Rodger's horde of Mountaineers leaves only one assumption and that is, that the outcome of the coming clash will be a toss up. Pitt defeated West Virginia 40 to 0 and Pitt trimmed Carnegie 23 to 7.

This gives Carnegie a slight edge. On the other hand, West Virginia held the powerful Lafayette eleven to a 7 to 7 score. This dulls whatever edge the com- Beckley College gridders journey to RisJco us. Heeney DETROIT, Oct. 28.

The most Important heavyweight bout outside of Tex Rickard's tournament this year, takes place here Wednesday night when Johnny Risko, the Cleveland baker boy, meets Tom Heeney, the promising New Zealander. PLENTY OF BEEF Twenty-two of the candidates for the 1927 Minnesota varsity eleven weigh 130 pounds or more. Loretta, near Cresson, Cambria County, this week-end, where they will play the St. Francis college team on Saturday. The St.

Francis team is stronger than usual this season OIL! An enterprising oil company in Topeka, has installed putting greens at all its filling stations for use of golf-crazed customers. The and will give the local team much competition. St. Francis is handicapped in the fact that their coach has been indisposed lately. car profit, transportation charges, taxes and equipment costs have been absorbed and so the exchanged Cadillac is all value.

A renewed Cadillac is a far better investment than any-new car at the same price. What new car can equal a renewed greens are illuminated for night play. The football team of the University of Indiana will have two captains for each game this season, one for defense and one for offense. When the eleven has possession of a ball a hackficld man will be in charge of the team, and when the team is on defense a linesman will be captain. i few years, but he preferred to remain in the International League.

However, Dunn is not getting the support from Baltimore he previously had and as there are several well-known Baltimore citizens seeking control of the club and willing to pay a good sum for it, there is a chance that Dunn.will relinquish his holding in the Orieles and coma into the majors as pilot of Braves. II i iCadillac? 5c IS ALL Pomeroy's Annual Sale Of Huggins Reception ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. nn Al Lansr. world's champion world ser You Don't Have to Pay More to Get Genuine Smoke Satisfaction.

Here's the News ies baseball fan, who hasn't missed one of the bfg baseball shows in two decades, is due back in his beloved "Spearsburg" early in November to i nr i A good cigar at a nickel seems ler Huggins, Yankee manager. No- a miracle these days, well ad- vember20. Lang brought the world's mit. We can't complain if you baseball champs here for spring don't believe that there is such a training three years ago and is also thintr JACK dunn Mi PILOT BRAVES NEW YORK. Oct.

26. Jack Dunn, most successful manager in the International League, has been offered the managerial berth of the Boston Braves. This was learned yesterday from a souree close to Judge Emil Fuchs, president and principal owner of the Boston club. Dunn has been offered a flattering contract, one of the largest to be given a manager in the big leagues. It is also understood that he would be permitted to buy some stock in the Boston club if he would accept the berth.

It is said that Fuchs has not Tris Speaker as the successor to Dave Bancroft and at no time did he regard the American Leaguo Hlar as the man to fill the shoes of Uanorof t. According to the information, Fuchs is waiting for Dunn to decide. If Jack doesn't. Fuch3 has another man in view for the position and this other person, whose name could not be learned, has already accepted the job. Fuchs is understood to have offered him the berth with the provision that if Dunn take the job, the Boston club would not be obligated to him.

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