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-I1 1 i jx 7 2V r' 11 THE WICHITA EAGLE THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 71935 Efeht Fear Punter Is Out FrosH Halfback CALIFORNU WANTS 1 LINE MY BE STRONGER BUSKER BACKS ARE SWIFT GRID LEADERS TO GET HEAVY GOING IN WEEK'S GAMES BE CERT1FIED F0R OLYMPICS ANYHOW Hero is one of Coach A1 Geberfh frosh 'stars who is getting I better with each i and every game- He Is Trumer Smith Hoisington "175 pounder and a fleet half-f back who has been a -threat to the opposition' In a nnm-ber of spots He looked partie-' ularly good at Oklahoma -City where he caught some of Brill's panes for long gains He is also a fleet man around end Smith will be In the Shocker buck-" field part of the time against Southwestern Photo by Eugene Smith Wichita Owped Harness Horses Made in 1935 Racing Season Gene Horiarity and AI Derby Have Fine Luck in Racing Sport Win 30 Races and Are Out of-Money Only Twice in 79 Makes No Difference What Attitude of A A Is on Matter Hints Official SAYS LIES ARE TOSSED BERLIN Nov Adolf Hitler azzd Count Henri Balllet-Latour entered the pre-Olympic lists today to combat an American movement aimed at transfer of the 1936 games to sonto country other than 'Germany After the Reich fuehrer had given his personal assurance Olympic athletes and visitors would be treated courteously no matter what their religion or race Count Balllet-Latour president of the International Olympic committee declared a "painstaking" investigation had revealed Germany was living up to the Olympic rules The campaign against Germany he charged had been conducted for political and unsporting motives' unsupported by other national com- xnlttees "We can disregard he added it is based on misstatements and many lies Under those circumstances the International committee has neither right nor reason to object to the games being held (n Berlin" Americans suggesting a boycott of the games if they are held in Berlin are up the wrong i the International Olympic head told the Associated Preisa The I alone has jurisdiction and attacks directed to Dr Theodor Lewald president of the German organizing committee merely ore going I to the wrong place I has most painstak- ingly i gone over the entire situation and finds Germany in every way living up to Olympic rules supposing for the sake of argument that Germany violated the which I hasten to say she in that case the German Olympic team could be challenged but that would slot need to affect the place where toe games are held The site for the games is chosen solely and exclusively by the will co so far xx to gar that If the American Amateur Athletic union were to refliee'tQ certify American etbhtu who- want to -compete at -Berlin th International committee would aoccpt th certification of the Amecjean Olympic committee "Xf anybody decides he sots not want to come to Berlin that Is his own affair hpt it ile not xood sportsmanship to try to prevent others from comlnx alee Tho i declines to mix aperte and politics" Count Balllet-Latour expressed satisfaction with the attitude of Avery Brun-daxe president of the American Olympic committee who has sons on record favor ef participation Dr Xwald pointed rat have assurances from Olympic friends throughout America that they are satisfied ae there 1 no doubt the fund to run the antl-Oerman campaign are furnished by political Pressed for specific answers to th charges leveled against tha Has! government' by Jeremiah Mahoney of-Mew York a leader In th boycott movement Dr XiOwald said do not think want to go into "None of Germany's near neighbors Swltserland Holland Norway Finland Yugoslavia etc who wouldn't stand for discrimination have raised any Cbjec- he said Aa evidence of Germany's non-dlaorlm-icetorr athletic attitude ho pointed to tho Oerman-Huncarlan fencing-contest at Munich a fortnight ago whan Hungarian! Jewish girl competitors were received with cordiality Athlete Finds Door i Job Far from Soft MINNEAPOLIS MINN Nov (AP) (Tufty) Thompoon has a "tuff task on his hands In earning the money that keeps him in school and Incidentally on the Minnesota football team And he Is losing altogether too much sleep for an athlete who needs his energy to make touchdown runs against Big Ten opponents Chief "door-closer for thoNoi 11 station of the Minneapolis fire department toe 168-pound sophomore halfback box to tumble -out of his cot on toe second floor and close the doors when toe fire truck pulls out i r'- The shrill Mast of toe siren has been Interrupting his slumbers too much of late and "besides It's a chilly business to get up during too night: In zero weather tek close the doors" -I New Fashion East Window By XSTORIC football rivalries come up thh week Ksnsas and Ne- brisks for one Shockers and Builders for another) Both hold work! of interest and lot of fond memories 1 beaten Nebraska since Alabama went Republican But in that game Jim Bansch -battered his massive form so near the goal line at Lincoln tint tho pie lures sorts proved he had gotten his frame and the pigskin with It st least partly oveC It will always be one game adherents believed they won This may- be another year comes very very dose and yet win At least has some dope its side in the Aggie results against but they pay off on that The Builders are going to give the Shockers a better battle than a lot of folks would think The Builders might beat the 8hockers although to do so would be a tremendous overturn of an ancient Jinx But the Builders certainly have made It Interesting for the Wichita boys st Winfield the psst two times That game two years sgo was one of the moot thrilling scoring battles this writer has ever seen the two schools wage and seen more than a dosen of in fact a dosen and a halt The Bullden passed the Shockers dlssy and ran up a good lead the first half only to have an irresistible Shocker straight football triumph'' ut the windup 'Last year's game here was easy for the Shockers But the Builders been potent sway from' home like they have on their So skip that game tor fear it will be one-sided There a thing to indicate such and it may turn Into a big upset Stranger things have happened Texas Grid Talk For the benefit of the fans arguing over Texas footbalL Baylor lost Just last week to Texas Christian 28-0 Baylor beat Texas A and 60-0 and Texas U- beat the srme club 38-6 Texas has lost to Louisiana State Rico and 8 while Baylor has lost only to Texas Christian but has played a much ifeaker schedule Baylor beat U2 to 0 That's the dope take your choice Northwestern Dope OhT the North western-Notre Dame game don't bet too much on Waldorf's team although Northwestern is improving right along Ohio state buried Northwestern 28-7 and what the Ramblers did to Ohio State need hot be retold' Purdue and Minnesota also have beaten by single touchdown each On the Fordham Game Another fan wants dope on the St Marys-Fordham game Well St Marys has lost only to California 10-0 and has beaten Nevada College of Faclfle aad San Francisco Not a formidable recced Fordham lost to Purdue 20-0 but walloped Boston college' the team that thumped Michigan State the team -that slaughtered K' the team that walloped 8t Benedict's the team that trimmed Fort Hays the team that massacred Wichita Fordham also played Pitt a scoreless tie Looks like Mary Vis due for an upset victory'- Dempsey Cleaning Up Reports indicate that Jack Demp-sey Is cleaning up 100 grand a month In the restaurant business (or was that the gross?) At any rate Dempsey Is taking In plenty of cash and a 166k at a menu sent to this department by Les Showers the very busy amateur boxing lm-pressarlo would bear out the statement of Mr Dempsey's cash balance According to -the mono a patron can get a nice meal for about MAO including a cocktail at four bits melon at the same steak at two bucks a salad' of alligator pear at another- four bits a desert at still another and then a cordial to top It off at about six bits A pint of bear Is only 75 cents If a customer wants to be economical however he can get a hamburger steak at only L23 with a few spuds Bread butter aad catsup of course would run lt up to 82 but what's that with the chance to see Jack Dempsey's famous smile? Nothing nothing aft alL The Emporia Teachers college Bulletin after describing the game and labeling the famed "fifth down'1 as just an unfortunate incident (for Emporia) praised -the press box asfollows: "Wichita had a press bat that gladdened the heart of the Hornet representative It was of ample slae and a swell little lady served coffee and doughnuts between halves" Oene Kemper up ln Topeka consulted Referee'8teve about the "fifth down" and the Detroit Tiger scout said he couldn't recall the plays but would take full blame if any Sieve is a square shooter as were the other officials and the condition of the field etc etc might excuse a little oversight Wichita rooters might add that they have had so many unfavorable breaks from officiating that time one came their way -j 1 According to reports -from the Post Wichita mat fans missed so much rby not "having Danno OMshoney here to rassle The report of the Irishman's with Steele read: aKsnsis Cite get its first glimpse ef a aletmant to tbe world neavjweignt wres-tang champion Monday night and was fat ram impressed la fact the pitiful at tempts of Danno O'Mahoner to wrastla brought forth talc Is and Jlbss Iran ths SCOO fans who attended mat show Convention haU Monday ulght Mahoney won from Ray Storied Cali fornia heavyweteht In the' main 'evens but aU tho plaudits belong to tho latter "Bo lost good match" IN COAST CLASSIC So Avert' St Coach Who Thinks Washington 1 Is Best on Pacifier FANS WANT IRISH TEAM BY EDDIE BRIETZ (Associated Press Sports Writer) HEW YORK Nov 6 (AP) It is suess that Notre Dame and California will line' up aigaihst each other the next Rose Bowl football classic January 1 Mldlgsn head coach at St Mary's in California reached New York today with 'the latest gridiron gossip from the Far West His Gaels Fordham here Saturday feel sure California will be Western team and If it is it invite Notre Dame California ien trying to play Notre Dame for A long time" he said Right now the Golden Bears-are the' only undefeated major eleven on the coast Madigan believe it will go through without a revefse but he says it has the best chance of any of the bigger teams to finish with only one defeat the game the people out westi want to see" he went on would pack the Bowl Of course If Notre Dame declines a bid California would have to find an opponent in the South or Southwest slncd I understand Princeton is bound by an agreement with Yale not to play post-season games1 -1 I Looks for Upset' "California has a fine club I call it- a great team and lly I believe Washington will beat it But California keeps on winning and what counts a team without individual and I have an Idea one reason behind its success Stub Al-lisozt can always count on eleven better than good players He has them five deep in -spots "The Bears put and cut loose a lot of spectacular stuff but once they -get in the other territory they usually manage to go for a touchdown They'Ve big steady and well coached" I "Slip" thinks Jimmy Phelan'S Washington team although defeated by Stanford is the coast's strongest eleven Madigan nominated Wagner Jorgensen 8L center as his all-America candidate I Seme fine Becks 1 "There Is femlns of outstanding linemen on the coast- this ssason but thsra era plenty of good books I'd like to see better center than Jorgensen though "Washington-has two aU America candidates In Haines and Lots both' backs Stanford's best Is Bobby Orarson DOLA ha a winner in' Cheshire -halfback aad another in Key a fullback About his own team Madigan think Oaels will come around once they gat a major-victory under their belt got uSeoty of good football play- (but we're having a little trouble finding tho- right spots for some of them been fiddling around with various combinations We'll get one to click soon Then give us a bit win and we'U be all St? best back la Herb Bchretber best a lM-gound senior from San Francisco Ho is the work hors In carrying tho ball and doss most of tho passing The long glatane passing successor to Harry (ths orsa Mattoa who used to toss them SO SO yards is us Oroux an Oakland sophomore' Madigan says hs wUl be evtn better than Mattoa time The Oasis accompanied by ISO supporters arrived on a 13-car special train after round about trip via New Orleans Miami Jacksonville and points East They pitched camp in Westchecter county ana until Friday iBraddock Looks I Slo and Plump SEATTLE Nov 6 James Brmddock Heavyweight cham-pioii shuffled waltzed ducked and gently boxed -through an exhibition hunt of three two-mlnute rounds tonight with his sparring partner Jack McCarthy Boston heavyweight i Tho exhibition left the-' crowd wondering In what way Bmddock would make good his boast he could whip Joe Louis the Brown-Bomber 1 Braddock slightly fat around the middle tipped the beam at 210 and McCarthy ranged around 220 Big Six Notes I NORMAN OKUU Nav The lajsry-rackcd University ef Oklsbctas remained an the defensive faotbaU oatflt rami la workeat the last hard sas kef ere Saturday's conference bent with tho Mlseonri Tigers at Colombia The offonalvo freehmea eoneeatrated a passe froas- Mlsaoart formatioBa Nona of the six Injnred recalars took part la today's araetlee and It ap- Cared Ukely none of them wUl bo taken Colombia when ths acuard eatraias at Sill tomorrow The lajared asoal are Facaa qaarterbaeki Ahrens vaardi Parks' can tori Willis cadi Corbett aad Caaoa tackle Ti COLUMBIA HO Nov Ceaek Dob I Faaret scanned a faar-paga hospital apart today aad wandered how ho was solng to patch together aa anbraissd pratned Missearl football team la time for the homecoming gaam with Oklahoma's Socners here next Batarday Baddy Biggs fallback was the latest addition to tho "deabtfnl" list Hs -reported lamhasa HI Ulaeas made It seem likely that Clrdo Cam km who has been: carry lar tbe chief Mocking harden from the halfback poet weald bo shifted to fallback aa fcotb offense aad defease nl kukfluU offer a place for Jao Aasclle star last year kat hold back by inJnrles this seas a Revamped teams ran a- series ef log thraagh offeamo and defease today an til dark ness i rsreoo them to finish tho session with- a signal drill agaiast dammlsa la tho IMd boas 1 MANHATTAN KAV Nor (AP) With freshmen tanning Iowa Stole alaye Kansas State tealsht Bad a woykaat an defease against Geaeh Vsenksr's arelonc which tho Wildcats oncoaator Satar- STy? Offensive drIU with a eeanlc of new play thrown In were given mag often-lion 7 ander lights Red Elder otUI Umbered ap la a sweat alt i hat CharahIU aad Whcarty scrimmaged AU I have beoa on tb lajnry list I Whcarty was pagslac tb oval from oonter position anycasting that Fry la eeaelderlag as lag him thero ns- rs-serv strength la view ef tho dismissal from tho sc aad of Capt -Dcaa Grlffing Whcarty was at gaard aatU Kaasas I LAWRENCE KAN4 Nav 4-(AF)Wllh his star pastor Fred Harris marslag a shoalder lajary that may keep him aa tho beach Coach Ad L'adsoy today drove his I aadefeated Jayhawks oa prast'ee session closer to Batarday Nebraska game which max decide tho Big Six tills i- Hsrtta la not ospoetad to slay Satarday aad Ham: Staekey back (laid veteran whs baa (been: sat with lajarlos may not be ready for dnty by tb cad sf the week He has rotaraod to anlferm however i Atlarca delegation of sto dents asesm-aaled hyjop organizations and tho i 3 pBU) HARRIS star punter on the University of Kansas team Injured In the game with Oklahoma and may not be able to play against Nebraska Associated Press photo FOOTBALL OFFICIAL BOOSTS WUC0ACH Writer Says Shockers' Comeback One of Big -Features of Season Wichita comeback in football after a disastrous start is praised by Parke Carroll in the Journal-Post as he gives the Shockers an edge on the Southwestern -Builders this week and a good chance to tie for the Central title Carroll well known official "Somewhat less than one month ago greatly saddened about what was happening and what was likely to happen to Wichita the boys sat themselves down in a righteous glow and with a sob in every syllable wrote a number of very arresting passages about the outrage that had been visited upon Al Gebert that it matters but It'S about time to call in the outfielders on that one if not with the idea of making -amends at least to return what' taken That of course would be very generous but then it pays to be broad and such a warm impulsive nature would be the talk of Kansas Near Tie for Title "Briefly a lot of the newspaper boys were wrong about Wichita although at that Gebert was bright enough to pay them no heed which generally speaking is a good Idea He has taken the club that lost so convincingly to Fort Hays State and brought it along within one game of an assured tie for the Central conference championship is expected to win that one over Southwestern Friday night In Winfield "What happens then depends upon Pitt Gorillas who meet Hays November 14 and Emporia Teachers Thanksgiving All of those teams have a chance to tie Shockers lost to Texas Tecta -Oklahoma City and Fort Haya In eucceealon but Ocbcrt'e men- never were morose or spiritless and they did not brood darkly upon their wrenae Gebert seldom prmlaes and never natters but his bore are ot a bard ruased football school: Men Coma From Behind 'They cams from behind to beat Fltts-burx and- did It again last Saturday with touchdowns in the third Quarter "Brill a recruit halfback was the hero axslnst Pitt but It was the veteran DeHon who had the tire axainat Emporia and Inflamed a line to Its finest performance of the season "Tho traditional nature of the came demands that Southwestern be troublesome but if both teams perform at normal speed Wichita should win its lest conference awianment The remainder of the Shocker schedule will be turned over to North Dakota State and EAST RESERVES FLAY EL DORADO KAN Nov A special football game has been arranged for the El Dorado high school this week The reserves will clash with the Wichita East reserves here Thursday afternoon No admission will be charged The regular high school team will not play this week Its next game will be with Augiista high school here on Monday A -Distinctly The Two Snap $350 Southern Teams and Princeton Still Hats': Excellent Chances for Nomination NOTRE DAME ON SPOT BY ALAN GOULD (Associated Press Editor) NEW YORK Not TAP) Notre Dame the people's choice for pigskin pre-eminence as well as the Rose Bowl and the laurel wreath may need a fresh supply of punts prayers and passes this Saturday No doubt Head Coach Elmer Lay-den has advised his young men to discard the dippings they have been collecting this week and concentrate on the job of besting Northwestern The loss of Andy Pilney Notre all-America candidate for backfleld honors makes the task no easier It seems Pilney will return to the football wars by the time the Irish play Army but this will not be so important if Northwestern is ndt disposed of in the meantime It requires Imagination rather than statistics to suggest North western has a chance to upset Notre this Saturday at South Bend The Irish should win any way you figure it but the Wildcats are in a fine spot to spring the big gest reversal Northwestern under Lynn coaching has been getting better each Saturday The team threw a Scare into Minnesota and licked Illinois in its last two starts It has nothing to lose and can shoot the works against Notre Dame whose best teams invariably have found the Wildcats tough to beat The rush to nominate Notre Dame and California for the Rose Bowl may prove to be premature elsewhere unbeaten Bears also are on the spot in their game against Huskies Washington was picked early this fall to top the Pacific coast list only to be knocked off by Stanford 6 to 0 Tbe Huskies are not only eager but well equipped to retaliate at expense They have a great running back in Byron Haines considered among the three or four best on the West coamt and a line likely to give the Bear forwards a real battle Marquette Battle Marquette's winning streak may be snapped by Michigan Stade and Iowa cap warty Minnesota- providing the elusive Ozzle Simmons is shaken loose a few times but the rest of the major unbeaten teams look to be safe for at least another week Syracuse expects trouble with Lou Columbia Lions but juggernaut should flatten Harvard Dartmouth will entertain William amd MAry with touchdowns Texas Christian one of -the powerhouse outfits displays its stuff in New Orleams this Friday night against Loyola Southern Methodist another unbeaten and united headliner has its first in-tersectlonal test Monday against A- Conference leaderships are stake in three other headline pairings this Saturday Colorado university and Utah battle for the Rocky Mountain title with the Utes In the favored spot Mississippi State which has beaten Alabama and Army this season hopes to keep up its great record as a team" at the expense of Louisiana State At the moment is tied with the University of Mississippi for the leadership in the Southeastern conferencekdSisas moves- Into mronghold to battle for possession) of tbe Big Sir pinnacle Princeton Has a Say Meanwhile this belief that Princeton should draw the top ranking over Notre Dame among the team until events ie1- at prove otherwise1 seems to have aroused considerable debate nothing strange or unexpected in this plenty of room for argument to continue and It need not be confined by any means to the Tigers and the Irish No one who has seen Princeton doubts it has the material and the power to match any team in the country Now that It has become oiled and pollshei nothing in the East to compare with it particularly in backfleld talent Only a handful of colleges in the Midwest South and Southwest can offer any zeal rebuttal in manpower The Tigers started to dick three weeks ago after a slow start They reached their peak In handing Navy the worst defeat any sailor team has absorbed since the gay nineties The East has not seen any such devastating display of power In big league competition since Knute lost Notre Dame team annihilated Pennsylvania by 60 to 20 at FTonUin field In 1930 So much for the Tigers whether or not you like them for the No I spqt at this stage at the proceedings Tills Notxv Dame team looks by all odds to be the greatest since that 1930 combination but no steamroller Aggressiveness and superb passing combined with fine spirit nd coaching have brought the team along Perhaps It could play a return match with Ohio State and win but ire happen to be among many observers of the battle at Columbus who doubt it The main thing Is that the Irish did meet their biggest test successfully Minnesota North Carolina tbe Southwest and the Pacific coast will have plenty to offer before any attempt at a final ranking is made The South is comparing this year's North Carolina powerhouse to Rose Bowl champions The Tarheels cannot be overlooked In any discussion of this winter's postseason prospects for New Sugar Bowl battle as well as Pasadenans festival on New day Game May Hinge on Lines Where Kansas Is Said to Have Great Strength SOME CLASSY ENDS By WII1TINEY MARTIN IAhocUM Pnu BUfC WKM) KANSAS CITY Nov F)It will hi line with mil the yielding qualities of a marble statute against a backfleld which must slow down to keep pace with a jackrabbit when Nebraska and Kansas meet at Lin- coin Saturday in a Big Six football game that has all the earmarks of a championship encounter Kansas has the line Nebraska has backfleld When they meet something is to happen Comparisons are misleading but certain facts stand' out which can not be overlooked in figuring the Kansans' chances against the Coro-huskers or vice versa That Nebraska has the best set of backs in the conference Virtually is conceded That Kansas has a better forward wall than Nebraska may not be conceded but is probable Nebraska has played four conference games and has scored 58 points The Jay hawks have played two conference games and nave scored 16 points However' the Kan-' sas goal line is uncrossed Two touchdowns have been scored against the Compuskers one of them more or less of a gift The 'Nebraska backfleld Lloyd Cardwell Jerry Lanoue Bam Francis and Henry Bauer or Johnny Howell is a high-geared combination liable to score against any team any time Kansas has some excellent backs in George Hapgood John Peterson and Red Harris but as a combination the Kansas back-field is' not generally rated to match the Nebraska quartet in power speed deception and precision Line Is Good From tackle to tackle the Kansas line appears to have an edge Nesmith McCall Phelps Sklar and Vogel spell bad news'for any ball carrier who comes their way The ends appear about equal with any slight edge going to Nebraska Be role Scherer was an all -conference wingman last year and Les McDonald was on the second team However in Rutherford Hayes and Wade Green Kansas has a classy pair of iwlngmen particUalrly on 1 The game looms as a great punting duel between Sam Francis and Kansas Fred Harris The Jayhawks kicker generally was conceded to he the best in the conference early in the season but Francis kicking in recent games has left little to he desired Decpltethe acknowledged rigidity of the Kansas defense the Corn-huskers eeefn to have the edge chiefly beeause their diversified offense combined with exceptional speed' enables them to out-trick the defense or run around it Only Kansas State could hold the Nebraskans scoreless and in the light of prior and subsequent developments that remains one of the unexplained mysteries There la little to choose in team spirit The Jayhawks with their real chance for a title since 1930 naturally are keyed to a high pitch of optimism1 However the Com-buskers fresh out of a title as a result of their defeat by Kansas 1 State' last year are no less eager In their desire to regain their lost laurels Tradition calls for Nebraska to hie doubly tough at home However Kansas won its last game from Nebraska at Lincoln That was in 1916 Showers Denies Any Interest in One Night Shows Declaring "Wichita wants only one amateur boxing tournament a year but it must be a big one Les Showers director of amateur boxing tourneys who is to manage an A A- Kansas-Mlssourl meet for the Legion in Newton Dec 4 5 and 6 has made it definitely- known he Intends to have nothing to do with but the annual amateur ring classic for Wichita am sot rare can arrant to direct a tourney in Wichita this season due to brine booked up aolld elsewhere but Wichita fans win not to for two tourneya a year and If any amateur boxtne Is etated In Wichita ether than the Southwest meet fans way 1 know 1 hare nothin to do with It Showers stated- In a letter from 1 aterlnc Colorado where he Is man as ins abis rln classic this year He sointe out that several attempts by there to promote one-nisht amateur ring shows Id Wichita have MU1 and in this canection he wrote -Why should fans support one-nisht amateur shows? The amateurs have no titles to fight for- and subsequently with nothing to gain they coald not be expeted to put sp brilliant fiehts such as are always seen In elimination tournaments" Saowers will bo la Wichita Sunday oa his way to Mew ton to manse the tweets la tournament Mure he lias advised the sports d-partmentef The lull WELLINGTON TO PLAY ENID HIGHS ON FRIDAY WELLWOTON KAN' Nor fe After week's layoff Wellington high school is preparing for a tough non-league game here Friday night with the Enid Okbu high school Coach Dan Emrtch Is drilling his squad hard practice as Enid Is reported to have one of the fastest high school teams In Oklahoma Wellington suffered its first defeat In two sasons two weeks ago when -Ef Dorado staged a last minute aerial attack to put over a touchdown and win an important valley tilt 14 to 13 However Wellington is still in the race for the Valley title as A result of victory over -El Dorado last' week AMS a 1A- Nee Ceach Ten ter wreaerlbsd another surf serimmave teoturlae eevsity aerie! latltoa for the leva State Cyeloaes today Pleased with team's progress Vseu-krr dselared his mn wore la top eoadi-tin for the hard Kansas Slat gaam her Satardap The yavsity tried oat eeverel mw pass plays agaiast the fresh aad made Jaagthr galas agalut Kaasas State forms Ueas With the 135 harness horse pea son now a matter of history all racing for the year with the exception of a few minor meetings hi the BETHANY-FRIENDS GAME TO BE CLOSE Old Rivals Clash Here This Week ui Grudge Game at- Quaker Gridiron The Friends and BethXhy game here Friday afternoon may be hotly and closely contested according to dope McPherson defeated both teams by similar scores and it would indipate that the game will be a toss-up The Quakers and Swedes have been rivals for- many seasons and in recent years tbe contest has developed- into a grudge affair for both Coach Schaake of Bethany former Kansas star and also an ex-professional player has gradually built up the class of the Bethany team and the Swedes will be slight favorites on experience and the fact that they play-a somewhat tougher schedule The game is Friday afternoon at Friends field SIGN UP CANADIANS Dozen Imported Ice Hockey Players to T17 Out for Wichita Team Soon When i the candidates for the Wichita' ice hockey club in the American Hockey association assemble for their first practice within the next 10 days local talent will be included Furthermore two Wichita boys Joe Josephs and Al Tutted members of the local amateur team in 1934 will have an excellent chance of making the team The personnel of the hockey material will not be made known however until Mike Goodman popular manager-coach arrives here from Duluth this week Goodman however has stated that he has signed 12 Canadians who will come here to make their future home About II plsrera trom all Darts of tho United Stetec-wlU par Canada and tldpate la tho workouts In an effort to play with the Wichita team Only 13 will be retained Both Josephs and Tuttcn are outstanding perfoirmera with' the puck' They were the nucleus of the local team that finished -undefeated last season In- games with amateur teams from Denver and Tulsa Josephs formerly played orofee- elonal hockey with the St Louis Flyers it Tutten cam to Wichita from Winnipeg The corporation which waa formed to promote tho Ice sport hors desires local talent on the team All -players signing a contract must agroa to livs In Wichita during the rammer months entry of Wichita in tho American Hockey awpclation" docIaras-S Wlble CtlF ft four years ago owner of tho Alaskan bo' strictly a homo product Zt Is not only financed by local capital gl promoted by WJchi- sss want to make ths players residents of city" Conlan ana Jones Handed Releases CHICAGO Nov Samuel Paid Jones better known in baseball as "Sad Sam" was given his unconditional release today by the Chicago White Sox Tlie veteran right hander oldest regular in baseball at the age of 43 may be able to come back with some other If he decides to quit he will have left behind a great longevity record for other future baseball greats to shoot at Sad Sam" has pitched through 22 oonsechtlve seasons In the American league' serving with Cleveland Boston New York Sti Louis Washington and Chicago Jones won eight and lost seven for the White Sox last season! John Conlan diminutive White Sox outfielder also was given his outrlght release Conlan said he Intended to seek an job in the minors next season ultimately working his way up to a major league umpire's berth Conlan" formerly played in the Western league with Wichita CAGE OPENER TUESDAY The opening of the Elks gym' preseason basketball league haft been postponed until next Tuesday There Is an1 opening for another team or two and any manager Interested should get In touch -with Harold Siegel at once- South having come to a dose followers and lovers of the trotting sport from Wichita have' every jeason to feel highly elated at the success attained this year by the stables of the well-known local enthusiasts Moriarty and A Derby It has been many a long year since any Wichita stable came home from the races boasting of a record as Imposing as that established by these two well-known stables who were so capably handled by the clever reinsman and trainer Everett Osborne A final cheek on the active campaign by the candidates raced by Osborne shows that the various members won a grand total of no less than 30 races This showing ranks the stable well up with the top winners ct the year not only from the Mid West but in the entire country and also places Trainer Osborne' right up with the toil racer winning drivers of- the 1935 season for out of the nearly 1000 trainers who drove races the past season the number that won as many as 30 races constitutes a very small and sdect group 1 Digging down into the statistics of their campaign one finds that the members started in no less than 79 different races Of this number they won a total of 30 were second in 18 third in 18 fourth in live" won money but were unplaced in the final summaries In six and outside the money in the 79 races on but two occasions a record that must be considered far above the ordinary to say the least Notable Record The real significance of this showing is best seen when it is noticed that out of the 79 starts the stable members made that they were either first or second in no less than £8 Of them a record that very very few racing stables ever have attained Heading ths gran 9n Is test grand Martin 3 owned br Dr Ranch of Britton 8 who In 10 races was eight times a winner and twice second for the boat record mode bx any two-year -old pacer In the entire country for the IMS season Tho 193S harness norss season was featured bx on of tho greatest groups of two-xear-oid pacers In the history of the sport and that Marx Martin ranks right up with the Isadora of this group there Is now no doubt But fix Colts races during the season took faster records thex being Jack Ekla Worthy Orattan ttlrcrdals 3:64 ft and Helr-at-Orattaji 3:06 and of these five two are Western owned as both Worthy Orattan and Heir-at-Orattan are both the property' Cf CfeosM of Tulsa Okie It also max bo said that of these five colt taking records faster than ths Wichita flUr they were all trained and raced over ths mil tracks and by that reason had- better advantages than Mary Martin did whoso early training waa of cow and eareful nature with no specific ragardc to making her a speed champion Had she bora put through a stlffer train ing schedule eorlMn'the season there is no Question but that she could have taken a record as fast as any member of ths group of five Tho local filly also raced in over a half-mil track which la Just one-half of a second off the world's record of so all In all she must be considered perhaps tho greatest two-year-' aid pacing filly that the 1 West has yet produced honor enough foe a fUly In nor first season at ths races Next in line is the thres-year-old filly Virginia Vonian 3 bred and owned by Mr Derby who In nine races took down six first and three seconds On top of this her r-cord of makes her fastest filly for her age and gelt -ever ed In the stete of Kansas Bub comes Nancy 3:04 ft one of the real leaders of the stable The fastest by reeorishe out- In ths busiest campaign Morlr cf all Tha Morlarty-ownsd mare daughter of the Immortal Single took part In no lest than 14 races Of4nls number she wen six wag four tlm's second -three times third and ones fourth Slagle Tree Decs Well Single Tree 3:07 also by Single being che of the very few trotters ever SotUn by the pacing champion and also loriarty-ownsd was another of tbe busy members 8b was turned around In 13 races being four times a winner once second four times third once fourth and In the money three Uses but unpleeed In the final summaries This record looks particularly impressive due to the fact It was but th2first season that Osborns -s Tree on tho trot so high eld out or her chances In 1938 raced Single Tree on the trofe7 so high wlm )0O Derby winner qf 'three races Roberta McBwyn 3 3:31 who landed two co't stakes for- the Moriarty colors and Beth Ftrker 3:10 winner of one race for Trainer Osborne While they did not head a summery the candidates Ouy Vonian 3 West Wnd 3 and Virginia and 3 gave good accounts of the ms rives when turned around in com pany Tha at Trainer Osborne added to his repo Dtlon as one of th loading eolt trainers of the day Is well seen In the fact that through tha Kansas and Oklahoma circuit In tho IS eolt raeea decided tho stable iron no loss then IS or over half the total number besides being six times Ssoond end three times Usd for second and third honors i All th stable members returned frame to winter quarters out at tha Bo Stearne race track In the best of condition whore they ere being down" from their strenuous efforts of the season and will 'tween now and tho first of th year enjoy several weeks of well-earned ease and rest JUDY IS SOME BETTER LOUISVILLE KY Nov Tbe condition of Lyle Judy recruit ihflelder of the St Louis Cardinals who was seriously injured yesterday in an automobile accident was described tonight by hospital attendants aa better" Men who wish somethin? different in headwear will welcoime this smart new shape The front rbrim Is snapped: sharply down and upward at the back Here in smart new color blends Displayed in Our nsroop CIjOTHES7 1I3EASTDOIIGIA9 Ur: -v.