The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 12

TWELVE THE LINCOLN STAR DAY. JANUARY 22, 1 937 DANA BIBLE TO COACH TEXAS LONGHORNS I Husker Football Coach Will Resign Saturday LOUIS NURSES FRAGILE MITTS KEY FIGURES IN BASEBALL TRADE Bible Set To Sign 10-Year Contract With Texas U. For Fancy Salary. A ustin lan. X.

Bible, abdicat- i Ing monarch of Big Six football, faced a new challenge today rebuilding the crumbled grid- iron glory of the University of Texas. A 10-year contract with the veteran mentor, whose Nebraska teams have been almost perennial champions, was approved by the Longhorn board of regents after a two day conference. His salary, though unannounced, unofficially was said to be $15,000 more than the university president gets. Bible boarded a train to return to Lincoln after declaring he would present his formal resignation to University of Nebraska Saturday before signing a Texas contract. Student Body Rejoices.

Bible refused to name his assistants although rumors persisted Blair Cherry, coach of the Amarillo state high school champions, and Ted Twomey, line coach, might become members of his staff. Others, however, thought he would bring part of his Nebraska staff with him and reorganize the Texas set-up completely. Employment of Bible caused rejoicing among the student-body 1 and alumni of the university by whom he is regarded highly. President H. Y.

Benedict of the university, who stated he opposed paying coaches salaries in excess of professors, said I shall give him my fullest coopera- Bible Offers Comment. I Bible ('ommented; have had a fine conference. The conditions presented and in which all groups are accord are most The genial mentor, whose Corn- husker teams won six Big Six conference titles in eight years, will return to familiar territory. From 1917 to 1928, inclusive, except for 1918 when he was overseas with the U. S.

air corps, Bible coached at Texas A. and M. college and the Aggies annexed southwest conference cham- pion.ships. Cirid followers of the state university, arch-rivals of Texas A. thus can expect a change of grid-fare with combined short punt, single and double wingback formations, featuring a deceptive power rather than overhead attack, replacing the modified Notre Dame system of Jack Chevigny.

who retired at the close of the The Longhorns finished in the conference cellar the past two years. High Salary Demands. Delay in agreement between Bible and regents was attributed to unusually high salary and long-term contract demands. It was believed the regents finally met his propo.sition rather than Bible theirs. Details rcmaind a secret.

A definite salary figure probably will be announced after Bible resigns formally at Nebraska. contact with eastern and mid-western grid powers gave rise to conjecture as to whether the open date of Dec. 4 on the schedule might be filled with one of those teams. Pastor To Insist That Joe Comply With Rules Regarding Tope By DAVIS J. WALSH.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22(INS) Jog Louis doesn't know it yet, and won't, until a few hours before he goes in the ring with Bob Pastor one week from tonight; so I'm telling him now that the Pastor people are going to give him the "business" on a private agreement they made with him about bandaging the hands for purposes of Dana X. Bible, for eight yeart head football coach at the Unirer- aity of Nebraska, elected coach and director at the University of Texas. His acceptance is expected within a few days. Mudecas Scores.

A. Walton, 'in. Burrhmrd, 'JO. FT 3 4 llStfwart. 4 Bstandig, 0, Martin, 3 Setkora.

UShearer, 3 3 McDonald, 3 Keim, Rhodcn, 10 Furrcr, 1 Baker, 0 0 Kettlehut. 3 3 FT 2 0 1 0 3 3 1 3 3 1 2 0 0 3 that fight. It will all come suddenly to a climax at the weighing in before the boxing commission next Friday afternoon, just as last summer the Schmeling crowd waited until the official carpet was under their feet before exposing their hole card. Verbal Agreement Only. The Schmeling crowd, I understand, had a verbal agreement with Louis, whereby the rules, covering the amount of gauze and tape, were to be waived.

But all that ran ruggedly for E. Pluribus Sw'eeney as soon as they got the chips down and Joe Jacobs even in dressing room with a tape measure before the fight in order to be certain that the then maximum of 5 feet was not exceeded. He had been backed up that afternoon with a commission order, saying in effect that rules were rules no matter who like them. Louis doesn't, for one. He proved that afterward by having the official limit raised to 7 feet of gauze, plus 2 feet of tape, for the Jack Sharkey knockout late in the summer and, even with this concession, still proving it by entering into apparently with everybody he boxes here That Sharkey Fight, The idea is that Louis has tender hands, which apparently need more protection than the average.

It is also apparent that extra 2 feet he got for Sharkey did not suffice: otherwise, he be back now insisting OWA'S BOARD Nebraska Board Ready READY TO ACT Start After New Coach Howkoyn Group Ropoited Set Nomo Dirn'Ll' 'Daffy" Dean Signs Cardinal Contract I Lynn Lary Xey fiaures in the baseball trade between the St. Louis Browns and Cleveland Indians were he Vosmik, Cleveland outfielder, and Lynn Lary. St. Louis infielder. Other players involved in the deal were Ivy Paul Andrews, pitcher, and Julius Solters, outfielder, both of St.

Louis, and BUI Knickerbocker, inlielder. and Oral Hildebrand, pitcher, of Indians. Dana Bible Has Had Colorful Record In Coaching Football Dana X. Bible came to the University of Nebraska coaching staff in 1929 and last fall finished his eighth season as head coach of the Cornhusker football team. During that period his Scarlet teams won six Big Six conference titles and had a record of 50 victories, 15 defeats and 7 tie contests.

Bible is 45 years of age. was born at Jefferson City, graduated from high school there. He attended college at Carson- Ncwman college, playing quarterback on the Baptist team and be- soon was attracting record crowds and the Nebraska athletic plans moved forward accordingly. Drew Great Among the relations resumed was that with the University of Minnesota. This made a distinct hit with followers of Nebraska athletics.

The 1937 varsity schedule is a testimonial of ability to draft attractive slates. Next fall the Cornhuskers play Minnesota, Indiana, Oklahoma and Kansas at home while traveling to meet Pittsburgh, Iowa IOWA CITY, I-ir. (AP) UnivofMlty nf rinla, gltiiougii C'mif-jnted a M'iiay Lby to know "why I have not been favorably considered," may announce the appointment of E. G. (Dad) Schroeder to the athletic directorship within the next few hours.

Although President Eugene A. Gilmore and Chairman C. M. Updegraff of the athletic board would not comment, it was reported appointment will be announced shortly. Many Alumni Protests.

One important development, however, could possibly delay and might even forestall the appointment. That was the known alumni pressure being brought against naming of Schroeder. There still remained the possibility the board may yield to alumni protests. With the alumni objections came a request from Eby that the board explain why he has not received favorable consideration despite advancement of his cause by alumni and friends throughout the state. find myself in a somewhat embarrassing said the veteran Coe college coach and director.

Coe Director Speaks. fact that I have been mentioned for the position several times and that there has been so much publicity, has caused my friends, who apparently consider me qualified for the work, to ask why I have not been favorably DALI.VS, Ian. Dean, the less loquarious half of the Dean act. was signed to a St. I.ouis con- trart today, much to the relief of Vlee President Branch Rickey.

Terms of contract were not announced, but Rickey beamed, Athletic Council Now Faces Task Selecting Grid Coach at N. U. By GREGG McBRIDE. so oflon in ACKSON HOST FREMONT HIGH legiate football circles it appears a university must dergo a coaching turnover. braska was suffering from onr- of those painful transitional periods Friday as the huskers were confronted with the responsibility of selecting a Undefeated Crimson Five "tT Faces Test In Game a'Two-day huddio With Tigers.

Dana X. Bible, beloved Nebraska mentor, the University of Texas athletic officials and hoard of re- ACKSON high school's un- gents came out with the an- defeated basketball team nouncemcnt Bible has been elected director coach atthel.ong- may bump into its toughest op- institution. accept- ponent thus far this season ance is expected following a Friday night when the Crimson meeting of the Nebraska athletic five entertains Fremont. The, 1 hours after the coach game is clock and is jaclc- returns from hi.s trip to Austin. son's sixth appearance this Coin On The I.ine.

season. While the Texas announrement Fremont has been defeated by contains no mention of salary, it Benson. Creighton Prep and Nor- is understood the salary has been folk, but made good showing fixed at a fancy figure well in and Coach Merritt Robson ex- excess of early Austin reports. pects the Jackson outfit to have any rate it is such a substantial trouble. lineup includes 1 increase that it will make the Ne- ninc lettcrmcn.

Probable line- braska mentor one of the highe.st paid men in his own profession. jack.son Before heading Bible RtniVh hsted a number of conditions knight which Texas must meet before he ing graduated with an A. B. de- I Stfite, Kansas State ami Missouri, considered. I think it onlv fair to ups: Fremont Draemel Rohn Bolden Adam' Joe Among the non-conference and to these friends to be told teams to appear in Lincoln dur- declared Eby.

ing the eight years Bible was at! fhe Coe coach, an Iowa alum- Nebraska included Southerni added that he has never per- Mcthodist, Pittsburgh, Texas A. sonally applied for a place in the Montana State, Wyoming, lowa athletic department, but Totals 9 7 15 Totals 4 13 11 gree in 1912. He took graduate work at the University of North Carolina, Ohio State and at Center college. A Brilliant Record. He coached three years at Mississippi college (1913-15), one year at Louisiana State university (1916) and twelve years at Texas A.

M. (1917-28). While at Louisiana State his team was undefeated while during his stay in Texas he won five Southwest ft 4 conference championships. During will start under guidance regime at College Station with I next season, opened the 1933 Neby which he supposedly is to be Bible-coached teams braska schedule in Lincoln. The went through the 1917 and 1919 Longhorns took a 26-0 walloping, Owen would considcr pulling at Rhoades Xohraska.

In a telephone com- to Lincoln ho doclarort all these had been met and he Havcloek to Columbus. was the finest of school cagers operation from regents, faculty. Iowa, Minnesota, Indiana, Chicago, South Dakota, Texas Oregon State, In addition the Huskers traveled to Syracuse, Northwestern and Colorado gies. The University of Texas, which Score at half- Walton. 13; Burchard.

9 Craig, Nebraska, and Ray Prohn, Nebraaka. Egger. Young, Lldolf. Mack, Beatty, '31. FT 3 1 3 Beck, 1 Copley, 4 Emry, MeLson, 0 Helt brink, 1 Panama, FT McPherson, 1 1 1 I 3 0 1 I 1 Totals 9 3 9 3 Score at half Panama.

16, Adam.s, 9. Bennet, '16. FT Glover, 3 '3 2 Reutter. Sterling, '37. FT Lingle.

Church, 1 Monk, 3 Hagaman. 0 D. Church, 3 Bruce, 0 0 2 Wusk. 0 0 Doran, I 1 0 Zuhlke, 0 3 James, 3 3 Rosenthal, 0 3 3 3 3 a 0 3 0 I 0 3 3 Totals 10 0 11 Totals 11 6 6 Score at 12. Bennet, 11.

17. FT Brandt 4 Dau ty, 1 Werger, I Freye. 0 Dau'ty, 0 C.iecame'r, 0 Lauterb ch, 1 0 Hickman, 13. FT I Kallemeyn, I 3 Kuster. 1 I Moormeier, 0 I Heckman, 3 1 H.

Kuster. 0 1 Wendelln, 0 1 Heitbrlnk. 0 0 Adams, 0 Moker, 0 permitted to put anything on his hands from a washgoods necktie to a boiled New England dinner. I say because as far as it will go. Ths clause is even in the Pastor-Louis contract, I understand; not, of course, the contract that goes down to the boxing commission as a ghastely engraved souvenir, but the good, old McCoy papers the boys are expected to level with and for.

No Lapse of the one on which the Pastor people are going to suifer a lapse of memory next Friday afternoon and Louis will scarcely be in a position to call attention to the lamentable oversight, even less so after Manager Jimmy Johnston, of the Pastor camp, begins talking about his inherent respect for the rules. Violate the laws of this, his own his sovereign a t'state? 1 Nossir, never done that 2 5 for anybody and he going 0 1 to start now. Nossir. 0 0 ------------------------0 0 seasons without being scored upon and held opponents scoreless until the last quarter of the final game of the 1920 season. This record shows four consecutive seasons without a defeat and 24 consecutive games without an opposing team scoring.

all-time coaching average rates him with the top five in the country and is .778. The sheet shows 147 wins, 16 ties and 42 defeats. Coached West Squad. For three years he was coach of the West team in connection with the East-West football game that on several occasions his friends have advanced his name. While Eby made his frank statement, various alumni groups were declared to be organizing for protests.

Waterloo Fans Irked. Waterloo alumni informed President Gilmore last night they were opposed to the appointment Schroeder and favored a Teams Always Colorful. younger man than the veteran Bible teams have a composite! professor of physical education. Havelock high will hit the road Friday night, alumni and followers of Long- playing Columbus on the Colum- horn bus court. Coach Chuck Plans Indefinite, tribe will attempt to make it Bible's contract calls for bis three straight for Capital City presence on the campus until next fives over the Discoverers, Jack- athletic board son and Lncoln having ruined a upon request probably will term- Lincoln invasion by Columbus jBate the pact the first of June, two weeks ago.

Bob Malone will tRus permitting Bible to bo on the open at guard, replacing Ken Austin campus a lengthy period Carpenter, who checked in his before the opening of the 1937-38 suit earlier this week. school term. There is a strong probabilit.v Bethany Squad Revamped. also that Bilde will hold an earl.v offense, using punt formation, double wingback formation and single wnngback. This lends color to the attack in a measure was responsible for the sudden boost in attendance at Memorial stadium.

Elevens coached by E.E. Bcarg and Fred Daw'son, who preceded Bible, stressed power. Although he came to Nebraska as head coach, the University of Nebraska athletic board gave him the added duties of athletic director during the depression period. This w-as deemed necessary when Other alumni groups, previously on record as favoring either Eby or Gordon Locke, former low'a All-American football player, planned to register their disapproval with university authorities today. Ray Hailey, sophomore eager, spring football practice at Texas mav replace Max Young at guard and then return to Lincoln to as- in the Hethanv high school -sisl the new' Nebra.ska coach Sterling Victory Features Mudecas ing lineup tonight when the Maroon cagers play at Crete, Bailey has been coming fast in recent and Coach Armstrong decided to give him a crack at an openng berth.

Dale Bradley likely will open at for- spring workouts on the Nebraska campus. The board also probably will call upon him for advice regarding the of suc- ccs.sor or succc.ssor'' to Board. Members of the athletic hoard played in San Francisco during i the board w'as forced to cut down ADAMS. Jan. 27-26 victory over Bennet the Christmas holidays.

He gave departmental overhead. Bible has in three extra periods featurea opening games in the annual Mudecas basketball tournament Before signing the Texas con- Thursday night. The count was up this duty when he was elected held the dual office ever since, to the presidency of the American Turnover In Big Six. Football Coaches association. t.e re.

Totsls 6 10 6 9 Totsls 4 Score St hslf Sprsgue-Msrtel, 12. Hickman. 6. Tourney List Hops Over Hundred Mark B. Cortlsnil.

ri. Tsimsfr, k. COLLEGE DESULTS 0. Orlf-'er, Bulltvsn. 4 Hilf.

1 0 Boesigcr, 0 DcVnes, I 1. Hilf, Hiiffman Orieser, 1 Werhlel. 13 3 1 Porter, 1 Ritter, i 1 Birkmsn. 1 Meyer. 8.

Ritter, Rmlfh, Flske. W'slker, 2 The entry books for the 1937 Nebraska high school ba.sketball FT I championships 125 teams Totali- 9 4 At Wshoo- Luther collage 55, Concordia rs At Scottiblufi Fort Warren "9 Scotts- biutt mntor 12 At Baton Rouge State 35 Louiriana Poly 34 At AnnapolU Navv 35. Virginia 25 At Jonesboro- Arkansas State 34 Lambuth. 33 At Jack State Teachers. 55.

Southwestern 15 At Coleraine Itacsa Iunior 43: Virginia Junior. 41 At GlenvlUe OlenvtUe 54 Str.ta, At Anoleton Lawrence r-'-rroll. at At Forth irth Daniel Baker Texas Weslevan 31 At Canton Clarkson 32 90 At Sev-'snee Wr 41. 33 At Union 'U Mi; 13 At MarvtlUe MarvvUle 44 35 At War.hingtt'n Ca'hollc 61. Shenin- doah At Alliance Her 36.

Mnnnt Itnton 83 At Richmond WitienHert; 4C At CC.ev’. Central Normal 8- 26 Sunerior Duluth 24 32 At 28 A ub 2. At Wt -rn 4' J. Honkin 40 3 3 6 Score at half Cortland. 15, Talmage, 4.

Winnebago Class itt. Denton, Friday morning. Sixty-one new additions included: Class A Bayard, Chadron. Imperial, Madison, Mitchell, Ord, Ravenna, Seward, Superior, Tecumseh. Class Arnold.

Beaver Crossing. Benedict, Bladen, Cedar R.iplds, Dalton. De; catur, EusUs, Fairmont. Harvard, Hum- I boldi, Leigh, Lyons. Mullen.

St. Patrick of North Platte, Odell, Oxford. Spalding Academy. Wakefield, Western, WllsonviUe, tives from the Mis.souri Valley and Southwest areas. Outstanding players developed by Bible at Nebraska include George Sauer, Sam Francis, Lawrence Ely, Lloyd Cardwell and Rhea.

Other standouts w'cre D. J. Hickman, Frank G. Anderson while at Mississippi college, Mike Flannigan at Louisiana State, F. Wilson, Joel Hunt and Jack Mahan at Texas A.

M. Francis, Sauer, Rhea, Ely and Hunt came in for all-America honors. Member Rules Committee- Bible is married and has tw'o children, Barbara and Bill. During coach from the standpoint of service. His departure means the conference will have at least 50 points each of the first two ex per cent new coaching figures tra periods.

basket and next fall. Jones has re- gift to.ss more than off.set signed at Oklahoma and bucket in the third over- George Veenker has passed over time period. Walton and Sprague- the coaching reins at Iowa State. Martel advanced as expected. Veenker, will continue while victory was to serve the Cyclones as athletic' classed as an upset, as was Pana- dircctor.

Ad Linsay of Kansas U. i 27-21 triumph over Adam.s. now is the veteran Big Six men- Cortland and Rokeby, favorites, tor moved along in cla.ss R. Firth liible is the University and Lewiston were other wm- of coach tp be attracted ners. ward replacing Francis Abbott, Dr.

R. D. chairman; who graduates at mid-year and T. J. Thomp.son, L.

Gunis eligible to play only four more dor.son, L. F. Seaton, George games. Holmes, Earl Campbell. Sam Francis and Bill Francis rate and Mar.sh are members Ca'hed al and Teachfrs hish basketball teams will piav out-of-town opponents i of the board, the former repre- Fridav nlEht Cathedral to Friend scnting the club and the latter to tackle Avard Manderv's cagesters ptudcnt COUncil.

D. X. Bible the will perform ciatonu a and Busmes.s Manager of Athletics John K. Selleck are ex officio Murdock High Uagers members of the board. Capture Eight In Row Thompson, Gunderson, 99 Scaton and Holmes were members MURDOCK, Neb Jam 22- Murdock high won Its con- position.

rvT a game by Ayo- follows its past ca, 23-15. Jakcmeier scoring with nine points. Wesleyan Entertains Wayne Teacher Fiye Nebra.ska Wesleyan univer.si^ away from the Cornhusker campus by a large salary offer. The late E. C.

Stiehm resigned his post in 1915 to accept an offer at the University of In- L'lcv Vrvhcid FT 3 0 3 Miller, 4 0 1 3 1 1 2 3 3 Borgmsn, 0 0 2 1 0 2 Teter. C. FT 0 3 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 11 at hall 6 12 Totala Denton I. rirth. 3 Kuheby, FT Mi-rimtock.

0 0 0 0 1 CiMner, 1 4 VVil.sop. 0 Kleege, 1 0 Smith, 3 Hendrirkt heney, 16, FT the war he was a lieutenant in the air serving overseas dVanar Oddly the coach that fol- with the 22nd aero squadron. For Stiehm was E. J. I fourteen years he has been a i stcwart, who after leaving Ne- member of the national football braska coached at the University rules committee.

He is a member Texas of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity, longest Husker Tenure, and IS a Shnner. i When he left Texas A. M. Bible has enjoyed the longest for the University of Nebraska, Bible announced he was making the move he wanted to play a better football Valley Field Trials He at once preceded to make good CLYDE. Jan.

22 The score, bringing the Corn- Springs, Cairo. Dakota City, Danbury. Dunning, Greenwood, Gretna. Heartwell, Hickman. Liberty, Union Center of Liberty.

Lodgepole. Madrid. Milligan. Monroe. Nebraska Deaf of Omaha.

Otoe, Pleasant Dale. Reynolds, Roca. Roseland. Thedford, Waco. Wallace, Waterloo I Clyde Will Be Scene O.BulL'v 1 Ehlers, 1 Hunt, 1 0 1 3 3 sixth annual Republican Valley Coonhnund field trials will be held at Clyde Sunday.

Feb. 28. Entries may be made at Box 443, Clyde, Kas. hu.skers into relations with leading teams in the country. This tenure of any Nebraska football coach.

He has been with the Cornhuskers eight seasons. WaRer Booth ranks second with six seasons of service while E. C. Stiehm was on the campus five years. Six coaches have held the Corn- hu.sker football reins during the Semi-finals in both classes will be played Friday night.

The class A includes Walton vs. Panama, 8, and Sterling vs. Sprague-Martel, 9. Lower division games are Cortland vs. Firth, 6, and Rokeby vs.

Lcwi.ston, 7. Sport Briefs N' BY EDDIE BRIETZ. EW YORK, Jan. Dana Xenophon Bible worked a lot of football miracles in his day, but never one to equal this triumph in Texas He told the University of regents that he consider procedure, a committee will be appointed to hit the road and interview favorable candidates A half dozen or more were mter- view'ed before final selection. The First Problem.

Few jieople know that the famous Knute K. Rockne came within an eyelash of being the basketeers will play Wayne fsjoijraska mentor who followed Teachers tonight on the Plains- Bearg. Whtm Rockne wa.s unable men floor at 8:15. The two teams to acct'pt it was his recommenda- met in the consolation quarter- tion of Bible that influenced the finals in the Pdorningside college Nebraska committee to arrange an invitational tournament during interview at Kansas City with the the holidays, Wesleyan winning Texas A. M.

mentor, by a 35-22 margin despite a One of the first questions con- height advantage favoring Wa.vne, fronting the board will be a de- Coach George Farley plans to as to whether Nebraska i.s use the same lineup which to have separate men filling the worked again.sl the University of duties of athletic director and Nebraska team Wednesday head football coach or whether night and forced the Hu.sker Nub- they will seek a man to take over bins into an overtime period be- the combined duties. This will fore losing 34-31. The group lists a mea.sure determine the amount Daw.son’ Hawkins and Dell of money that may be spent in Hedges forwards: Neal Davis, attracting a big name coach center; Ari Barrett and Elbert Soudcrs. guards. 10 at hfJi 1 10 11 4 7 4 7 OUAl.I.Al.A rORH'ARD HUORK.S 1.1.

OGAILALA Oaallala forward scorrd IS oolnm as tram brat Vrnanfo. 38-14 of Venaneo acorrd nmr Doir.t.' Lra Iklon, Wi-iHurirr, .1 lACr, 3 1 li rr ET NEEDS SIX STROKES FIRST THREE HOLES MIAMI llEAi II. Jan. Zelman, assistant professional at the Miami Beach country club, amaced his using only six strokes for the first three holes of the tough La Gorce golf course. In a friendly match yesterday.

Z.eiman sunk an elght- putt for a birdie three on the first, holed a 185-yard mashie for an eagle deuce on the par four seeond and then the third. Then he slow ed up a little, to eome in with a mere 30, five inder par. Bnydrr Datu.i* CUrk I 0 1 3 0 0 R. 0 0 0 0 3 a WhlUhisd, 0 01 BOWLING To(wU 13 st hslf 3 5 8 9 15: Veits, I.ADILS CITY TOl B.NA.ML.VT. The city bowling wlU under wsy Friday night at ths Lincoln with competition in di- liiions Eight teams have signed to com- along with 33 doublet combinations and 34 aingirs performers The tournament will wind up Sunday night.

FIGtlTS LAST NIGHT pa.st 20 years. They are E. ihcir football team for I J. W. B.

'than five year.s They I Henry F. Schulte, Fred T. Daw- him a 10-year contract, E. E. Bearg and D.

X. Binie. made them wait for DTDT r'C nrr'ZAnn answer A- a diplomat ho BI LL ntiCesJrlU make.s Anthony Eden look like WITH NEBRASKA strangler A.s a worker hard to touch He HISClkbL DEsmis Al son ville Joe San negro bantamweight, scored terhnical knockout over Joe Mi'iidiola, Manila, The record of D. X. Bible dur- all around office: ing his eight with Corn- Trot Team That f.ir Is the Toam W.lh Kin- husker football.

1929 Won from svraruK-e, Kansa Kan- College View Tangles With Lincoln Seconds BOOSTI.R I.E.Sfll National Aiifturanee set the pace in the Booster teagud Thursday night at the Lincoln Parlors with a 3.615 st-ries and 1.044 mgie game. Individually. Aquist's 671 the top series and Willis' 299 was the beat single game, while others with fourth round Mauriclo Serla. Filipino Si State Lou to pift.sbumh bantam, knocked out Frankie Brown, Los Tied bv Southern Methodist MUaouri. Oa- Angetea negro.

In first round. Uhoma Won Bit Six title At New York Mike Belloue 139, recog- xera ARRiep nued in New York state as world feafh- Montena state Loet to Ok- erweight champion, declsioned Johnny jowa Kaniat State Tied bv Cabello, i29, Puerto Rico, 10 rounds. Felix putjburth Mifiouri 0 1 rirpiS- 0 round inon.ml.i- Osc-r 1933 Won from Rankmi-. 169 Chicago, knocked out Red Kanaas State Iowa, Oklahoma i.sh” always pointing these out to his men Thi.s recent move a new sign for roaches: Accept a Five- Year Contract If You Can Get One For At Milford Milford 33 fitv 14 At Friend Dort 1. 34 Ki iMvd 31 At 32 Piunroee 2t; B'lerede 10.

At Miudork Murdock 2'2 15 'liria 28 i.en. Ai Vi. ilif Mle 3 iv Creek 12 At Chtlt'in 'Mi Iroi 41 Ri. hv 16 At II foii 30 '-'nv A- Ireh.rnon le i 'lion 36, Wilson Ule. 2.1 Al MeCook He-1 WUloa.

oola, At Camuhf Hiue Hill. 19 'extra Hubbell 31 i.i':Ur;d,,*e. 7. Glenvll 8. Mention of Bible for the Texas vaeaney had hardly reaehed the pi hefrrre local started launching for favorite ean- didate.s, revived a ramj)aign to in.stall Guy Chamberlin.

one of the grid- to wear the CornhiLsker uni- i')thr-r Husker gr.ttfs mentioned wt'ie Fraciu. Ohio m' titof Witte, W'yoming coach. (amiue Oregon tutiti Roy Lymafi, prea'itt line coach, arid Fit'd 'I'htini who Arkan.sa.s univcr- rli ti won conference laurel.s would boost W. Browne, h.iktlhall coach, the football dutif 'thei 1 in rumors diifting aero the campu.s and Lincoln and College 800 or tor were Cahlli, Bru. e.

174. PlttaburiTh. In seventh round. Southern MethodlRt Lost to Minnesota View collide in a Greater Lincoln WlUu, snider, Pegler. Macoy, VIcek.

Burt' Jackie Carter. 138. PitUourgh. knocked out Tied bv Pittsburgh league clash Fridav niohv Gaughgn. and Emti Tanner.

Young.siown, in 1933 Won fmm Milwaukee each won the odd from mg junior high floor. The city Club and shamrock, while Davidson Hansen. National Assurance, Pomtera and Clarks each won from Levis, Coffee and tip-off has been set for 8 The Reserve.s need victory to keep their jH-rch on the top rung, along with Jackson, ijoth te sms Texar Iowa Bsefe. first rurnd Kansas State Oklahoma Missouri Kan- At Tampa Chino Alvarei 133, lowa Oreeon State. Lost to Pltts- Taropa.

decisioiied Domenic Mancini, 137. bureh. Pittaburgh. 10 rounds. TIN TO TO! 8NI V.

I Ten Capital Cltv bowline hate iieing unrteieated in loop games, ttened up to compete the ila'e bowlmg tournament, to be held at Grand Island II Jan. SO-Feb. 14 The 10 teams include wOllGQO Wreatlincr Ben Pointen aiiam- Nfbr Salesbook Boh a Coffee At Carletoii. National A-surance. Grand Central, City i Club and Ueitkottera 1934- Won from Wvomlne lowa Oklahoma lowa State Kansai, Missouri Ptttsbureh State Liverpool, knocked out Ralph Chong Orleans, in third round Don Labbe, 158.

Lewuton. ouipomied Eddie Carroll, 152 Lowell, Mtes, eight rounde to Minnesota 1985-Won from Chic.4*o Iowa State. Oklahoma Mlaaourl. Kansas Ore on At Fall 'River Young Lrftv 149. Fall State Lost to Pittsburgh Tied River, knocked out Ray Courtney.

150. Brockton. MsiK in fourth round Paris bv Kanes State Won frrm Orecori Sfate. IS Aplce. 1ST, I and Freddy Inrtlar.a Iowa State Cam iF-), 139, Fal River, drew in six Oilahonia ta Minnesota, rtlta- iQunda.

ibureis. Willis Just Misses Rolling 300 Clarpncp Willis, conippting in an organizptl bowling league for the first season, came within the proverbial eyelash of recording a perfect 300 game Thursday night at the Lincoln Parlors as Booster league teams held the spotlight. Willis fonnerted for 11 consecutive strikes but left the numlier six pin stiiuling on the twelfth ball ss he totalled 299. At Glen'. 11 Junuu.

14 Al Boriti, Pllgf-r 25 14 Al w-51 Point Point. 30 -'an- through capital City tavern.s in- ton, 18 Al 35. At Virgin 33; 14 At Overlon -SneJton, 17, Ovf-rton 16 At 44; Vaipar At 12: At Grand I land- 3t 33 St. 2.5 At Nehawaka Nehawka. 25; A 18.

At Pilmyra-Burr 14 Pulmyrs, 13 At 24; nbar, 7, 'luflfd nearly every leading coach on the iritercollcpiate ricter members, m- -ast they are open minded but v.ill plunge at once to the task of sifting the randidate.s to obtain rtien suitable to handle the Ncbra.ka position. Ml OK AS 301 HMV A Weliiin 25 Puthsfd Panama 27 21 37 76 17. Hniiinan II Tor'Sana 22 I wirlh 2S Rrkthv .1. Chenev 37. M.

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