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-41 r- -i i 1 V' 3: I-- -r' a Efehf 'V THE WICHITA: EAGLE FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER 25 1935 w' -k- 1 -Hi v'- Happen in Greenberg Denies Upsets Likely to 8 UI3PS AlORIASUY-PENALIZED $200 FOR ROUGH TALK WESTERN LOOP TO CHOOSE: PRESIDENT AND SET CIRCUIT 9 to I- PAST WICHITA AW) FLIT GAMES HAVE BEEN THRILLERS Shockers Sure to Have Exciting: Day of It Again Next Saturday 'GORILLAS ARE BIG Navy Might Unseat Notre Dame While Army Has Good Chance at Yale) and Colombia Over Michigan ORGANIZATIONS TO GO ON WITH PLANS FOR 36 OLYMPICS Brundage Has Support 'of and Other 'Bodies in FIght for Olympics SLAMS HIS OPPONENTS CHICAOO Oct Sportsmen of America will not tolerate the use of athletics as a means of transporting old world hatreds to this country Avery Brundage of Chicago president of the American Olympic association and chairman of the American Olympic committee declared today bristling remarks were In (reply to opponents of the United States participation in the Olympic games to be held in Berlin In 1936 Hej said positively that teams representing America would compete views- he said represented the feelings of the leaders of i the 70 organizations affiliated with amateur athletics of America He did not conduct a complete poll but polled the leaders Indirectly hej said At Niagara Falls the national xyslcal education 'committee of the YM A unanimously adopted a resolution favoring American participation In the Olympics after hearing first-hand reports on conditions In Germany In New York Brig Gen Charles Hjs Sherrill one of the three Amer Two New Towns-Are Prob able for League Schabin- ger May Head League TOPEKA MAY GET IN 'I" 'V r- OMAHA NEB Oct 24-P) Western league baseball club owners will- meet here tomorrow to name a successor to Dale Gear of Topeka Kan whose formal resign nation as president will be pre-' sented tomorrow and to map their 1936 program Gear for many years head of I the Western league announced sev- eral weeks ago he would resign at tomorrow's meeting Pre-meeting gossip has: centered about the names of A Schabinger '-of Omaha Neb former Creighton university athletic director Tom Falrweathex of Des Moines' Ia president of the Western Assocla- tlon and "Doc" McLaughlin of Sioux City la president of the Sioux City Western league dubas potential presidential Larry Harlan of Lincoln Neb" -who now holds the Omaha fran- -chise has said he will Insist each club post a forfeit guaranteeing payment of salaries with Judge Bramham president -of the national association Lincoln Neb and Sioux Falls now members of the State league will have' representatives at meeting to discuss the possibilities of entering the Western circuit Topeka Kan Is another possibility club owners say EAST WILL MEET FAST SALT HAWKS I Blue Aces Facing Hardest Gakne of Season Tbnight at Salt City Grid East high gridders tmeet Hutch- lhson this Friday night at Hutchln-sqn The Blue Aces will have to bje In first class shape to beat' the Salt Hawks this year as Coach 3alms says It Is his best team since he 1930 champions and possibly better The only comparisons that can be made of the two teams 'Is -that Hutchinson beat Pratt 14-0 and East turned them back fit 13-0 which Indicates a very dose Out of two other starts the Salt Hawks7 beat Ark City 38-0 and Dodge City 41-0 The Blue Aces realize that this will be one of the toughest of the season and have really settled down business for this important game Following is a probable starting lineup: Irby and Miller ends Retz-aff and Fowler tackles Pfeffer and Stephens guards Webb center Jackson quarterback Tanher and Harper fullbacks and Foster halfback North high plays at home this week meeting Pratt high here on Saturday afternoon Hie Redskins are doped to regain their winning form In that contest after losing a one-pointer at El Dorado to have their long winning streak shattered Three Cubs9 Players Are Given $200 Deduction from Series Check HEAVIEST IN HISTORY CHICAGO Oct In brief statement or 48- vorda Commissioner Kenesaw LSndia today revealed that fine of S202 each had been assessed asalnst American league Umpire George Moriarty and four Chlcagu Cuba among them Manager-Charlie Grimm as- a result of their verbal blasts 'and arguments during the 1935 world series! Moriarty Capt Elwood English Bill Herman and Bill Jurges of the National league champions were fined "for vile unprintable Ian guage Grimm -drew his fine for violation of Moriarty's order removing him1 from the third game of the series The fines deducted from world series paychecks were the heaviest in- the fall classic's history Last year National league Umpire Bill Klem was fined $50 for using "bad i to Outfielder Leon "Goose Goslln of -Detroit in a hotel lobby and Catcher Bill PeXancey drew a similar fine for cussing out American league Umpire Brick Owen Commissioner Landis revealed the fines 'as he "mailed the rest of the world series checks to the Cubs umpires and official scorers Bach Cub excepting the-four fined received a cut of $419852 Moriarty's fine reduced his salary for umpiring in the series from $2500 to $2300 English Herman and Jurges '-may get their fines back'? from Grimm however as the Cub manager said he would gladly reimburse them for any amount they lost for their arguments with Moriarty The blast of "oratory" between the Cubs and Moriarty who once had a tryout with the Cubs and later starred for and managed De-' troit were the bitterest ever heard during world series games The Cubs charged that -big Hank Greenberg Tiger home run hitter started it alii In the first game by calling baseman Phil Cavarretta vile names When they (the Cubs) re- tahated tey charged Moriarty began galling them profane names Moriarty denied that but the feud Was on Twice Commissioner Landis called Cub players into his -office to warn them Grimm with English and Utility Outfielder George Stainback was ordered out of the third game by Moriarty Grimm lingered a while In the dugout protesting and engaging in a hot argument with the umpire who rushed to the players and threatened to kick them all out of the park Herman's arguments appeared to date from- the first game whereas Jurges engaged in a bitter one in the fifth game at Chicago when he was called out at the plate in attempting to score from second He was permitted to remain In the game however Each of 24 Detroit Tigers received a record series cut of $854478 REDS MANAGER HIRED CINCINNATI Oct 24 (A1) Powel Crosley Jr president of the Cincinnati Reds announced late today that both Charxey Dressen playing manager and Larry- Mac-Bball general manager of the club would be retained for the 1938 season' i NEW YORK OcL Hank Greenberg slugging first baseman of the champion Detroit Tigers 'tonight denied charges of the Chicago Cubs that ho had fomented trouble In the first World gamo by calllng Fhll Cavarretta of the Cubs vile names I is not a word of truth to It" be said -Greenberg referring to fines imposed on Umpire George Mor-larty and four of the Chicago players contended that the umpire 'had not overstepped his proper bonnds1 and said there was "no justice" In fining him GRIMM WILL PAY FINES OF BRUINS CubsV Manager Says Men Were in Right in Battling Against Series Umpire ST LOUIS Charlie Grimm of the Chicago Cubs sakl tonight that he himself will pay the world" fines assessed by Baseball Commissioner Landis against Woody English Bill Jurges and Billy Herman The- manager and three Cubs players were fined $200 each- for disturbances growing out of decisions by Umpire George Moriarty lnthe third and fifth games of I the series with Detroit The umpire received a similar fine Grimm who lira in 8L- Louis luring tbs winters dselsrsd will be flid to remit the tines for Junes Encllsh ana Herman went the money to corns out of-my own nockst Tbs players he said "were dolus no mors then thejr had dons all year tor me on They Lad auirit AU of lia were In our rights in condemning Moriarty for decisions we believed to be wrong "Why should wa be silent on the bench or on the field when we feel we are not being nor where else to break our auirit All that goes for the world aeries or any one of the season's 'semeaT- You bet your life I'm going to pay the bora fines" me zieui wnen we reel we are not i justly treated? Neither the team myself will ever reach the point we will allow an umpire or anyone Nan jo to Get Tougher on Next Match Nanjo Singh may be on the next wrestling card hern but hell have to promise to be tough if he Is signed- Usually the A management has to warp Nanjo not to bite off any stray ears or break off any thumbs But after his last match here which was ratiher a quiet affair the club went the other way "The public thinks a tough guy but you'll have to prove It to me" said Stauffer matchmaker: Nanjo replied that been fined so much pr dirty that he went In the hole on his matches last month and Just had to let up a bit until he could get ahead a few dollars "Even wrestlers have to said Nanjo with a somewhat sly smile The A is taking his case yonder advisement In the meantime It has signed Johnny Atkins and Dr Kappa de Kappa to do some tussling next Monday as well as Lee Wycoff and others Clemson 44 South Carolina 01 Football fans are expecting almost anything to happen Saturday when the Shockers meet the-Pittsburg Teachers here Two years ago a- bruising 7 to 0 game was waged Last year it was 12-7 for Pittsburg the identical margin Hays beat in 1934 Will Pittsburg improve as much? Few fans believe they will At any rate Wichita and Pittsburg have waged some of the greatest duels ever watched in Kansas football None will ever forget the thrilling struggle when little "PUT Schaeffer a fourth string quarterback kicked a last half minute drop kick to beat Pittsburg here In 1932 It was the only field goal he made1 in his college career and 11 broke a tie and won the most Important game of the year for the Shockers Wichita has in Kornhaua and Dugan two four years vets while Pittsburg has Killion Wells Tarrant and Roberts Pittsburg has bu one freshman In the lineup Yane a Youngstown lad of 170 pounds The Shockers may have two or three fresh to start off with and certainly will use several In the game as regular performers Coach Blue Howell of Pittsburg Is a Nebraska grad and was one the greatest stars ever to perform in the East-West charity game at CTlsco He uses a single and double wingback variation as to strictly orthodox Notre Dame ptuff Each coach knows the other's system perfectly and that -means that the one springing a- new pass or a lateral or some different variation may get the Jump and win the game Saturday Despite last defeat Shocker backers are still on and there Is plenty of Wichita money around town PITTSBURG THINKS WU WILL BE HARD Coaches Say Shockers Much -Better Than Hays Game oil 1 Indicate PITTSBURG KAN Oct Playing the only CIC game this week Pittsburg State Teachers will open their conference warfare In a battle against the Wichita Shockers at Wichita A two weeks rest after their 20 t6 9 victory over Nebraska fB has gone far toward putting the Gorillas in top condition Three Pitt stars Fahrnbruch Wells and Ertz out with Injuries since the Arkansas Tech game of Oct 5 were running through dummy scrimmage with the first string Monday night and should be In shape far Saturday A tier witnessing the Wichita -Hays contest last week the local coaches said that Wichita had a much stronger team than the score in dicated They also explained that defeat would make them a much tougher team Saturday Of the players who started last Pittsburg-Wichita battle three from Wichita and six from Pittsburg will probably- line up for the opening kick-off this year: Last contest ended with Pittsburg leading the Shockers by a score of 12 to 7 Pitt's probable starting line-up as evidenced by last night's practice is: ends Roberts Ramsey or Royer tackles Wells and Livingston guards Nylee and Yane: center Ertz backs Kill an Fahrnbruch Scott and Emken GODDARD TEAM A WINNER Goddard high softball team had an all victorious season this fall and has Issued a challenge to UdalTs fast team The scales of the Goddard victories were: Anlafe mt Obddard 6-4 Bentley at Ooddard 9-1 Goddard at Derby 19-9 Ooddard at Andile 4-9 Ooddard at Bent'ey 9-1 Derby at Ooddard (forfeit) 1-0 PLAN HORSESHOE MEET The Wichita City Horseshoe league will sponsor a city wide pitching tournament Sunday at- the grounds at Thirteenth and Wabash There will be three classes no one barred Pitching will start in the morning and continue during the afternoon until finished t- A Given feated season on the rise after getting past Pitt last week the Irish may find the Middles tough to -handle on the rebound Notre Dame has the edge In backfleld talent but the Navy line with Capt Robert Shaw at center appears stronger and may be able to make up for the difference Army appears to have a good chance of making the Yale the Cadets second straight "Big Three" victim Yale has A1 Hessberg who has been the big factor In the wins over Pehn and Navy but Army will produce a couple of new threats in Jim Craig and Monk Meyer From there on a matter of line play In this respect the Cadets can match Yale's crack wingmen Kelley and Train with Shuler and Preston Watch the Sooners Oklahoma to defeat the powerful Nebraska Cornhuskers The showing of Biff Jones' Sooners to date has been a tonic for football fans in that sector Nebraska was held to a scoreless tie by Kansas State last week and it looks like the Cornhuskers are In for their test match in the Big six conference On comparative records Oklahoma holds a slight edge Alabama over Qeorgia The Bulldogs record of four straight wins makes them favorites but the way the Crimson Tldesmen rose to blank Tennessee 25 to 0 last Saturday indicates still plenty of powder In their guns Georgia's most notable achievement this season was a 13-0 shutout over North Carolina state They're both-hot and anything can happen Rice and Texas look like a toss up Whatever remaining chance Stanford has of appearing in the Rose Bowl classic again on New Year's day depends on how the Indians fare against the Washington huskies Washington is the choice but Stanford may be able to shake Bobby Grayson loose and climb back into the thick of the contention Tills one really calls for a double dose of the Southern California to bring down the California Bears -Howard Jones' Trojans have fkiled in every major test so far with California seemingly poised for the Rdse Bowl it would be the biggest upset on the coast if the Trojans win Grid Schedules and Predictions From Collier's Xye-QbicaKo-CoprrLstat) Although the Gophers of Minnesota and the Ohio State horde rule the Big Ten a little war down in Champiagn HI attracts the bulk of attention In the Middle West Saturday There is no way of doping out the game a tossup no matter how one looks at It The lines rate about even With Lindberg back In action there Is little to choose in kicking superior running attack Is offset by the Ullnl air trickery I am stringing along with Iowa Probable wlhnera: Albion va HimmAiit Assumption va ADRIAN AUQUBTANA vs No Central BALD-WLLACK vs Ashland 01'- BLUFPTON va Larlham Capital vs MARIETTA Csrthare vs ILLINOIS COLL CASS va Oberlin CHICAGO vs Wisconsin CINCINNATI vs Baltimore COE va- Cedar Thr OONCOJUDXA ya Augustana ss Dajta va HASTINGS Detroit 17 va VILLANOVA Dickinson Thr va MINOT Eau Claire va SUPERIOR -EDMOND THR va Okla Bapt Eureka va ELMHURST FRANKLIN va Terre Haute Orlnnali va CRXIOKTON Gua-Adolphus HAM LINE 1 Heldelbers OHIO NO Holbrook vs UNION COW HURON vs Yankton XUInols va IOWA Indiana va OHIO STATE IOWA STATE va Missouri IOWA WES vs Wm Penn JAMESTOWN vs Dsk Science KALAMAZOO vs Hope Kalamaioo Thr vs DE PAUL Kansas vs KANSAS STATS LAKE POOREST vs CarrolL LUTHER vs Dubuque Maealester-vs ST JOHN MARQUETTE vs Mississippi MIAMI vs Marshall MICH STATE vs Washlncton Milton va NO WEST COLL MINNESOTA va Northwestern NEBRASKA vs Oklahoma Normal vs YP8XLANT2 NO DAKOTA vs Dak State OHIO vs Dart on Parsons vs COLUMBIA Plattevllle vs OSHKOSH PURDUE va earnest Tech 1 River Falla va LaCROSSE -St Benedict va FT Si Marr va ST THOMAS Po Dakota vs DAK STATE Stevena Ft va ILLINOIS WEB TOLEDO vs Denison TULSA vs Oklahoma A-M WABASH va Manchester Wea Union va MADISON THR WICHITA va Pitt Thr Wlttenburs vs OHIO WES WOOSTER va Mount Union Xavier vs MISS 8TATH a a Frldar CoUese Football Blue Devils tqp the Friday bill Wallace squad should resaln its winplns s-rlde against Auburn but the Row Bowl hones have faded Drake will whip Haskell in a nlcht tilt at Dea Moines and Clemson should upset South Caroline below the line Probable winners: ABILENE vs Southwestern Bethel vs McFHERSOK BUENA VX8TA vs Warne BUTLER wa Valparaiso GIRARDEAU va MarrvUle Chattanoosa va BIRMINGHAM SO COLL EMPORIA vs Bethany COMMERCE THR vs Trinity DOVER THR vs Miner DRAKE vs Haskell DUKE va Anbura DURANT THR vs Ada Findlay va WES RESERVE FT- ALLEY vs Oeorsia Nor HASTINGS va Doane HOW PAYNE vu McMurry JOHN CARROLL va Akron JOHN TARIXTON va Hillsboro Kansas Wes va EMPORIA THR Loula Coll LOYOLA BO LOYOLA A aa Texas Tech MnrrrlUa yr CUMBERLAND MIAMI ts Tampa MO VALIKY aa Wm Jtwell MOORHEAD St Cloud Monhitl vs TRANSYLVANIA MURRAY AOOIE8 vs BeeoM NAVAL AFP va Lenoir Rhyne' NEBRASKA WET vs Midland New R'var va LIBERTY OMAHA vs Peru Thr St Bona vs DAVIS FLKINS ST LOUIS vs Jonesboro ST VINCENT vs Salem 8HAW vs Johnson Smith SIMPSON va Iowa CenrL BD Unei -vi spearptsh: Carolina vs 8 W' La mat va Mtttaaps Rsrnafl(M va KWravnat 8 va DENTON TFifWXagte JR va LMTPbuth TEX AW WES vs Dan Bker TEXARKANA va Ion Morris SPRING HILL wawwwnwuuro va Mo Mines WHITTIER va San Dleso Thr Winona vs MANKATO the 1935 football schedule lost George Washington and one or two other highly rated schools It look so tough at first glance Nine games were carded But Fart Hays Is playing eleven games and one Big Six school on the list Bnt the Shockers had breather since the first game with and have one either Luckily the Monies have an off date on Nov 16 which should be a most fortunate thing But they had starting with Fort Hays last week four Central conference games coming np In a row And not a one will provide the slightest chance to ease up a little Next week comes Emporia which holds a decision over doughty Fort Hays and then Southwestern which while losing to Emporia actually gained more ground than the Hornets That be laughed off So the old grads who opined six weeks ago that Wichita would win all their conference games are now worrying if the Shockers will win any But-the most pessimistic soul now cannot but think that the boys will snap out of the doldrums at any time They reason that Texas Tech and Oklahoma City both were pretty strong and might have won either game with a break at a certain point In the game Gorillas Have Weight For this week Pittsburg will ihoot a formidable line at the Shockers The Gorillas will have the edge in this forward wall In both weight and experience The two tackles Wells and Idvington are both 205 pounds On ends Roberts and Royer both Ark Valley grads are Just mere 190 pounders The center Erts Is a 200 pound man and the guards Nylee and Yane are the lightest of the line and they average 180 between The Gorilla backfleld is not heavy but it Is perhaps heavier than the Shockers averaging about 175 pounds The Shocker line this year Is the lightest in seasons and the greenest and one thing to remember in asking reasons for the collapse in Shocker football prestige A backfleld ace sometimes is at his best the first year he gets into play Remember Red Grange? But a lineman gets-' better with years unless Injuries cramp hU style and those boys have to do good hard steady plugging Instead of having their moments of scintillating stardotn lee League Not Certain Dedsion on whether Wichita Is to have a league Ice hockey team or not this season will be known today The Alaskan management has made a very attractive proposal for rink rental and league' officials are well satisfied with the local Ice rink It seems as though the lee league moguls expected Wichita to take over all financial arrangements however and that Wichita expected to have a well known sportsman from another city as the actual financial backer It has come down to the point where a certain sum ill have to be raised locally to assure early expenses That sum is around $5000 not a lot of money remembering that Tulsa drew $6OO0O last year and yet five grand around on every table nowadays He Got Ills Ale A local man connected with sports tells of a funrly incident occurring In Wichita not so lqng ago at a meeting about a certain athletic project The confab was held at local hotel and in the course of the evening the subject of ginger ale was broached Just what was wanted with ginger ale In Kansas was apparent But at any rate one of the chief talkers at the meeting ordered up a case He was Informed that as he a guest at that hotel it would be necessary to pay cash This klnda got under the skin of the visitor and to prove his financial status he ordered one bottle of the ale senf down a $100 bill and on each and every occasion the rest of the evening when the extra dry was ordered (which was fairly often) another such 100 berry note went down to the safe The sender was finally established one of the wealthiest men in two states No Thanks on This Loop Speaking of promotion Western league magnates would like Wichita back Into that circuit the worst way But so far Wichita hasn't shown any Interest When Dale Gear said he Anally would call' it quits he said minor league ball was apparently doomed It certainly is for such leagues as the Western was its own story Men try PA They like it And thank us for bringing fhem a better roll-your-own smoke than they knew before Charles Jacobs who rolls rice Una dgarettab 14 seconds lag Prince Albert JOY SMOKE By BOB CAVAGNARO (Associated Press Sports Writer) NEW YORK Oct take a look through the oraclee mystic ball and try to visualize the possibilities college football schedule offers for upsets happening every week so why not some of these? Columbia to come bouncing off the and back up Wolverines In the last three years Lou Lions have lost only one game a season Pehn took the annual toll last week in grand style Little Is chancing everything on Joe -Vollmer and Howard West-phal to bring the Lions out In the open again Navy to challenge Notre advance Their hopes for an wide WICHITA GOLFER INTO SEMIFINAL Mrs Newbold Wins Quarter-final but Loses in Play-off for Medal FORT WORTH TEX Oct A) The- dope bucket came through without a single dent today as the our favorites stroked their way Into he semi-finals of the Texas open at the River Crest Coun-try club Upper bracket survivors were Mrs Charles Newbold of Wichita Kan and Betty Jameson of Dallas In the lower division Mies Marlon Mlley of Lexington Ky and Mrs frank Goldthwalte of Worth were the winners Mrs Newbold defeated Mrs lochon of Wichita Falls 4-3 In the quarter finals The Kansan led all the way Miss Jameson who has played Ine golf throughout the tournament was an easy 5-4 victor over tfiss Virginia Ratledge also of Dallas1 Miss MUey defeated Mrs Parish of Tulsa 6-5 Mrs Goldthwalte was pressed by klrs E- Hury of San Antonio but managed to lead most of the way 'r Miss Mlley also annexed the medal Thursday morning She tied with Mrs Newbold Monday with Miss Mlley was the winner of! he playoff with a 79 two over! par Mrs Newbold vu only one stroke behind ORGANIZE CAGEL00P Formation of a pre-season basket all league will be completed soon as he Elks club gym is being preparec or opening so far several local earns have expressed a desire to enter a cage league and perfect two oops will be formed one an open and one a closed league Borne of the teams who are sure to start are Fishers Johnson Oil Cudahys Sale Dhig Manning Market and Lassen -hotel Any manager inter ested get In touch with Buddy Siegel at the Elks gym this week Local Grid Aces LEONARD DUGAN HERE are two Wichita grlddere who stood out In last games here Above is Jack Tanner who made si thrilling -72 yard ran for an 'East high touchdown' Leonard Dngan playing his fourth year with the! Shockers made a flock of tackles in backing up the lino against the Fort Hays tricky playarBoth will be In this games Tanner against Hutchln-sen Friday night and Dugan against Pittsburg here on Photo -of Tanner by Eugene Smith' lean members of the International Olympic committee who has Just fief tuned from a visit to Germany put himself formally on record as opposed to the boycott and Insisted Germany has fulfilled its Olympic obligations Meanwhile the New ToOc Athletic dub one of the most Influential athletic groupa nithe country announced-through President William A Dalton that it will conduct an Olympic games tour to Berlin neat summer Plans contemplate handling a party of 609 members with their fam 'Ilea and friends As-a result kraerican Olyt said la publishing a 16-nage pamphlet covering the entire Olympic situation TWo hope to have enough Information 'n I that booklet to blow those who figure that America should not compete in the Berlin Olympic Raman right out of the Brundage said TThe Olympic games belong to the athletes and not to the politicians Xn ac- compete In the politicians in ac- ebtlng the Invitation to compete In the 1018 Olympics the American Olympic -committee ike the Olympic committed of 1 48 other nations which have accepted does not endorse the policies of any government The committee considers nothing out sports end its requirements Germany's nolitlcel polity within or without Its borders has no bearinc on the subject The committee only followed the universal and unbroken Olympic precedent of 40 year and Ignored irravelant political racial and religious affaire" Attentats to twist end distort the nnen-'mous decision of the committee Into en endorsement of Ns si policies are nothing but barefaced effonterv Brundage declared The American Olympic committee composed of TO leading amateur sport organisations "will never allow our athlete tot be made to a cause not their own1 or emateur sport to bo -sacrificed to a nolitlceT issue" Brundag- said Feels 1 rellvlous class or oolltlcal Issues will not be allowed to intrude In the council! halls of amateur sport where they have place he declared PT HAYS ROOKIE PLAYERS PLEASING Coach Yeager Guards Team Against Overconfidence Palmer Recovering Nicely Shays KAN Oct The Fort Hays State Tigers are rolling again and next Saturday they will roll into Atchison bent' on completion of a task they failed to accomplish last the defeat of the St Benedict's eleven which tied them 6 to 6 In 1934 The Tigers roiled over Wichita 34 tq 6 last week showing a startling rervival from the slump which cost them a 3 to 0 defeat by Emporia Teachers the week before Coach Jim Yeager hardly knew what to wiprk on in practice for there -appeared to be no weakness in their play at Wichita so he concentrated his efforts oh preventing another such lapse as the one at Emporia Perhaps the most encouraging features of the Wichita game were the-showings of three new men Keith Elder of Woodston and Ward Reigel of Ford freshmen backs and CJiester Mitchell of Montezuma tbphomore tackle Elder however may be kept out kof the St game by i Palmer Is recover mg rapidly from his Injury receive at Wichita and will be ready to Saturday y- (MANHATTAN KAN Oet Comch Wi Fry to 14 bis Kansas State nllws (osiMI team te4ay rat ts ba better offeaslvaly than wa wers last Satnrday and canal on dafanaa if wt aspect to beat I Fry said bfa saaai wonldhava na real weight ad vantare over the Jayhawkera when they meat Sktnrday althoagb bla starting-lint an mar glva bla team two or three ponnda per man advantage "Frankly wa bave nat been mating on any canfldenee Fry ulj "la (act nneaay I bave been watching football sanies of born rivalry for long tlmo and know anything may happen la iThe Kansas state aqaad of 41 men will leave far Lawrence Saturday merning aa-eampanied by 49 freshmen feethaU candidates A holiday has keen declared at Kanina State far that dar i LINCOLN NEB Oet Long and medinm eised paaaea tilled the air at Memorial atadlam today aa the Cornbnakers added the finishing teaehsi to off ansi vo they will Oklahoma In the Big Six Satardar ITwe teams snapped threagh the work-eat Itetara ef Henry "Chief" Baser veteran quarterback after nearly two weeks abaenee beeaase ef -lnjaries added te the vest of the Cernhnskera Them were ne changes in the first string Unenn COLUMBIA MO Oet prepared tedar far Its- first- -ferny this season late the feotbaU ware In the Big Six conference when Conch- Den Hirst pamed six sophomores- on the eleven thnt wUl meet lewn State at Amea Saturday Giant Via Giay tt9-penad sephemsra right tackle beested the average weight ef the Tiger line to SS pounds and lit he team Other aepnemoraa named Betty centers Kirk right guards Nelsea left eadt -Fry quarterback and Jehnsen halfback ilVbila Faaret eertlneed te narse an attack af Inflaensa Chaaneey glmoson Ms assistant directed the Tiger driU today with emphaala nn ranning passing and signal 1 catling It was the final practise before the team entrains temerrew night NOKMAN OKLA- Oet Ceaeh La wr cnee "Biff- Jenea annaanead tonight be weud start the same heavier Oklahoma team against 'Nebraska at Lincoln Satnrday he started against lews State laat week with eaa exseptlea Mickey Parks SM-penn- center whs broke late the Ilueap for the -first time this searen la the Initial Bir Six conference came wiU remain at heme nars- MS Ujl THE GOAT THAT if EDA RADS BEAT ST LOUIS MONTON ALTA Oct 24 (JP) Edmonton Commercial Grade outscored the American Legion quintette from St Louis 55 to 2(k here today to wiii the opening game of a scheduled five-game series for the women's interna tlonal bas-ketball championship and the Underwood trophy i f-y I DRAKE PLAYS HASKELL DES' MOINES Oct Bulldogs seriously weakened by injuries worked out only In the classroom today In final preparation for their non-confer ence game with the Haskell Indians here tomorrow night last season If Wichita could get into a Western league such as used to be with Tulsa Oklahoma City and Denver included It might have a chance Texas league ball went over te top In every town it! Is reported although some have much of a balance butr lose anything either The big success of the baseball tourneys here the past two years has made Wichita desirable as a league town to a score of baseball men But they wUl have to: show some cash and a workable league to Interest anyone around this town in league ball 'They tell me Im pretty "handy Strollin' cigarettes "says Charley Jacobs "Why it's easy That' 'crimp cut tobacco rolls quick as a wink lays right stays fight Prince Albert gives me around 70 cigarettes out of every tinl" Begin today to roll PA It taste's fine in pipe too! 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