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mm I PAGE IS THE CINCINNATI POST- NOV 10 lfcrf CARNEGIE TEAM TO SHOW CINCINNATI FANS A FOOTBALL ATTACK THAT IS DIFFERENT OS HE CARRIES MAIL FOR TECH JOHN'S READY FOR SKIBOS Bearcats Sigh for Gay 90s Skibo System Mixes Most Other Styles Forward Passes on First Down End Around and Man in Motion Figure in Offense some of of play Tech football Steffen under years ago and the Pittsburgh devote his Carnegie a time up the so he week- Skiboe By Tom Swope Football fans taking in game at Corcoran Field between the Xavier University Musketeers and the Skiboe of Carnegie Tech should be prepared to see something different than they are used to looking at especially when Carnegie has the hall Whether the Skiboe beat Xavier or run into an unexpected defeat they will show Cincinnatians a variety of football which isn't patterned after either the Warner or Rockne styles the two types of football most commonly seen on local gridirons Carnegie's football combines some Judge Steffen Is Worth Watching Before Game Starts Judge Steffen now joins team each week It plays and it is said by those who have seen him In action that one of the most alluring sights of any game Carnegie plays takes place before the game starts This comes when the Skiboe are running thru signals Judge Steffen usually wearing a derby and with hie coat tails flapping In the breeze dashes up and down the field behind the first team as it takes this preliminary warmup He is a man who dearly loves to coach football and each day that Tech plays he tries to crowd's week of coaching excitement Into the few minutes his boys are skipping thru of the Warner stuff with Rocknes attack plus a lot which purely Is Carnegie devised by Judge Walter a famous quarterback A A Stagg at Chicago and now a Chicago Jurist advisory coach of the school Judge Steffen used to lengthy vacations to coaching But he reached where he either had to give bench or the coaching job compromised by becoming end advisory coach of the and letting the actual on the capable shoulders Waddell one of his former signals Judge Steffen man often has been likened a banty rooster as he darts the gridiron barking Instructions his players His football very but it usually is effective own idea of how to cross enemy Carnegie uses around play the team throws forward passes on the quarterback motion before the ball is on others an end Is in many plays the quarterback the ball from center then to snother ball carrier and often fakes handing it to else then dashes back and pass William Spisak Miami Is Set For Trouble I All Redskins Fit to Face Wittenberg Sprelat to The Poet OXFORD Nov 8 Riding on top of the Buckeye Conference Coach Frank Wilton's crack Miami University eleven swings into the final stretch of its campaign against Wittenberg Saturday at Springfield If the Redskin can get bv the Lutherans only the Cincinnati Bearcats stand between them and their first Buckeye championship Wittenberg has been a thorn in the side of Miami teams for manw years Few Miami men will fbrgetS the time back ln 1927 when a pow- erful Lutheran team spilled the Redskins 23 to 0 and thereby beat them out of a Buckeye title The traditional rivalry between the two schools dates back before the century and in the 19 games played to date each holds 9 victories with one game having been a scoreless tie Last year an undefeated Wittenberg eleven slapped a 10-to-8 loss on Miami ana altho weaker this year the old-time jinx together Vith a homecoming crowd should produce a rousing battle Keeping a watchful eye on his players this week Wilton sees no signs of cracking after they supposedly reached their peak against a strong Wesleyan team Saturday No injuries hamper the Redskins as they drill for their fourth Buckeye foe of the season The new Miami coach is devoting much time perfecting hit pass defense since it is believed by all who have seen Miami play so far this season that only a successful aerial game can defeat the Oxford gridders With a line which has re- pulsed the heaviest thrusts of -both Ohio and Wesleyan the Redskins seem invincible on the ground Wittenberg diflnitely is on the upgrade Altho their hopes of knocking off Miami were dampened by the loss of their star fullback Earl Wright the Lutheran are expected to make a great stand at Spring-field Spirit is high at the local school this week as the Miami i eleven seems to be headed at last toward a Buckeye championship Altho a special train will not be run to Springfield hundreds of students are planning to make the trip together with the band which will take part ln Wittenberg's homecoming ceremonies SPARTANS WIN 12 TO 0 ST LOUIS: Portsmouth Spar- tans of the National Professional Football League gave St Louis Battery A Gunners their first defeat of the season 12 to 0 here Wednesday night Gutousky plunged across the goal ln the second quarter for a touchdown and a pass Fresnell to Clark in the laat quarter led to the second score Clark twice failed to convert for the extra point NESS ON MAT PROGRAM Herb Ness wrestling instructor of the Harrison Club will meet Augustus Von Schindler Germany ln a two-hour limit match at the Blue Grass A Friday night Both grapplers are rough Young Tarzan New -Castle Pa will meet Smoky Maggard Dayton Ky and Sammy Kostonaros will tangle with Billy Van Dyne Sailor Parker will mecs a boxer ln a mixed match His opponent has not been named Injured in the Oglethorpe game Oct 7 when one of his knees was severely wrenched John Wiethe right guard of the Xavier Unl- versity football team and the most proficient lineman in his squad was forced to miss the entire game with Dayton a week later then limp thru the action he saw against Washington Jefferson and Loyola But when Carnegie Tech's Plaid Skibos play Xavier at Corcoran Field Saturday afternoon Wiethe will be playing on two sound legs ready to spill plays for Tech the same as he did for Transylvania Linemen on football teams are the boys who the do- -Ing the mopping up so that the Skibos Attack Will Keep the ng do with the ball will keep tators guessing as much as It will the Musketeers probably moip so because Xavier prepared for this Tech more thoroly ent ever before was scouted by the Avondale school The Musketeers have a pretty good Idea of what to expect from Carnegie on any down at any part of tire field at any stage of the game Stopping the Skibo attack tiuf may oe a different matter Tech's regular offensive formation Is a sort of a box with a single wing back from which a wide variety of plays la run team will have been out of competition for two weeks when it plays here Xavier Is In the same situation Both teams will be pretty close to full strength and are likely Sensing what Carnegie is i going to the spec game by scouting1 than an Royal Julian Will Run in Latonia Cup New Owner of Old Racer To Send Him After Prize in Long Race Repeaters Show Up at Track By Ben Dahlman 1929 and third to Culloden and Cincy Smacked Ohio in Those Days By Cliff MiUward Dana King head coach of the 'University of Cincinnati football tMam is not old-fashioned but he the gay Bearcats engage the Bobcats enrage versify 8 Ohio Uni' Saturday at Athens And so were his players In those days the good old Bearcats of McMlcken twisted the tall of the Bobcats regularly and the game was sort of a practice fray for the Bearcats of that period Cincinnati tumbled Ohio 63 to 0 in 1896 13 to 0 in 1897 and 13 to 0 in 1898 The 53-point margin Is the largest Cincinnati ever has racked up on the Athena school but four years ago Ohio got ample revenge for that licking by plastering a 85 to 0 shellacking upon the Cats The last four games played between Ohio U- and Cincinnati resulted In four straight victories for the Bobcats In those four Ohio scored 181 points against seven for Cincinnati the only score coming last year when they -held Ohio to a 13 to 7 decision Mo wonder King is sighing for one of those real old-fashioned Cincin-nati-Ohio games Bobcats Lead in Games During the lengthy period the schools have maintained relations the Bobcats have spanked the Bearcats 13 times white the Bearcats clawed Ohio on seven occasions Two of the S3 games between these schools were ties Ohio has outscored Cincinnati heavily In total points garnering 354 to 185 of the Bearcats Cincinnati has been blanked six times by the Bobcats while Ohio has been held scoreless by Cincinnati the same number of times King's team has a real chance of downing Ohio Saturday The Bearcat team seemingly Is the best the Clifton School has turned out in yean and the players and King are aiming for an undefeated season an unheard of feat lor a University of Cincinnati football squad King was an end on Ohio 1915 and 1916 grid machines which defeated Cincinnati Dana's brother Angus now coaching at Withrow High School was a member of the Bobcat teams in 1919 1920 and 1931 But both will be rooting against their alma mater Saturday If Cincinnati loses it will be almost a cinch far Miami University to win the Buckeye Conference champlon- Cincinnati and Miami ars the only undefeated teams in the Buckeye Miami having won three conference games while Cincy has won the two It has played Cincinnati Is Underdog team has been practicing behind locked gates at Carson yield this week and King is preparing his gridders to open up for the first this year The Bearcats have won all of sir gai football Cincinnati is entering the game as the underdog and Ohio is expected to win by the majority of dopes ters but our guess Is that Cincinnati has been undenratea this season despite its feat of winning seven straight games and that the Bearcats will make Ohio their eighth straight victim The Bearcats of 1931 won their final three games so the school now has a list of 10 consecutive triumphs The Bearcats went thru a lengthy scrimmage Wednesday against the Freshmen using the Ohio plays It was the last real hard workout for the Bearcats Approximately 30 of the Bearcats will leave Friday noon for Athens while the second group of some 30 odd players will entrain for Athens Saturday morning The band of 64 pieces will accompany the second squad on a special fc train leaving the Union Central Station at 8:15 a with stops at Win ton Place at 8:81 East Norwood at 8:40 and Oakley at 8:43 Rooters also may ride on this train at 83 for the round trip Xavier Pals To Be Rivals at Redland Three Who Played for Xavier Are Coaching Teams Which Clash in Armistice Day Double-Header By Ralph Peek West Night defeated Coach Dykstra Lends Support to Homecoming Program ait and Centre before his knee was injured Hell have to shove one or more high class players out of the way to get at the Skibo ball carriers but he has done that before and Is likely to do it again Saturday Whiter Westerkamp and his Western lulls team last yeasp but a victory for West Night Saturday is uncertain because of the loss of players Bob Kessler' right end is the on! Night Following is this high school schedule: Hiundari Walnut Hllla at Withrow at 3: Hiirtilauda at Hartwell at 3: Lexington va Holme Hleh at Covlnrton at 3: Reading at Okio Military Institute at Friday: Xavier Hick va Pnreell at Ibdlawl Field at 1: Rout Bacon ra Elder at Redland Field at 3 Wyoming at Lock-land at Erlamrer at Ludlow at 3 Norwood vs Hamilton Public at Norwood at 3: Sbarqnrnle at Glendale at 3: Xenia Central at Dayton Fairview: Dayton Oak-wood nt Franklin Iron ton at Dayton Steele (night tame) Satnrriay Hnrhea vs Western Hills at Carson Fjrld at Western Hills Night High vs West Might at Withrow Stadium at 2:30: Bellevue vs Dayton at Andress Field at 2:30: Dayton Kiser vs Dayton Stivers at Dayton: Middletown at Dayton Roosevelt: Dayton Chaminade va Hamilton Catholic at Dayton going to be homecoming day at Xavier the bid grads will be back In force and the boys on the team are doubly anxious tc give them a real chance to whoop it up for old Xavier The public is just as welcome as Xavier and Carnegie men Thousands of fine seats still are unsold and can be bought for $150 each a show which promises to be worth all of that and more as gridiron values are measured these days City Manager A' Dykstra has added his best wishes for the suc-of the Xavier homecoming message to Thomas Geo- VOTEL AND POTTERS-BOWL RECORD TOTALS -J coaching fall of Bob pupils a small unto around at orthodox his up the the end frequently first down is In snapped motion on takes hands it just as someone throws a Spectators Guessing to be at the peak of heir form The game Is one which is likely to produce a lot of good football on both sides players are not going against the Skibos with the Idea oil playing safety first football and trying to prevent a crushing defeat They have been waiting for this game ever since It was announced last fall that It would be played working up to it with the single thought of trying to make it a victory for themselves They have been coached to play carefully on defense end take chances on attack Whether they are capable of toppling Tech la for the game to disclose but be In there trying to cross Tech with their regular attack and a few trick plays which have been worked up especially for this game ghegan homecoming chairman Dykstra said: am planning to attend the Xavier game Saturday afternoon to take part in the homecoming festivities I am very glad that you have made this Civic Day and I am more than willing to takeVuch part as you may wish me to do I think It a very laudable enterprise that our universities should undertake during the football season one particular day on which the attention of all citizens and civic organizations is attracted to the educational Institutions of which Cincinnati is so proud Please count on my full co-operation Good luck to the Musketeers and I hope they will defeat oui1 friendly rivals from Carnegie Tech" A two games while the Fords dropped two These rolled 600 or better in local leagues Wednesday night Votel Potter's Khoea TM GeUliami Larky Strikes S7H Baumaa rlnee New Km Cafe 57 rdilwntr Carter Press Kealher Myers Dulrr UA1 FielnwN Central Alleys Wri Wetteraian Potter's Shoes A'ttl Ifcuixl Myers Dairy ItlH Vsske Peek-iraano ford-Peek Mil Mewart Slmes IUA Wsarnrr New Km Cafe MO (Mimes rhanflTeors (till) Kroeger Roaming Drags 61? Votel Circulation (M? Waldemever Pressmea 616 Center Headley Billiards 61S Nwrdman ('retailer Five 6tl Conover Headley Billiards 6tt Hvhlamisn Darning S20 Heed Mailers HSO (Ntenhelmer A Income Builders Silt I'lrmna Stegner Meats SIS Mevre Woeemll Contractors SID Dlrr Roth Oil Htation HI3 Darning Darning (Ill Janrirrhr Cressler Five (HI Plorger Mnmlery Dairy H1 1 llarlce Vim (ringer Ales SI A SHilormon Ttarnlng (tail Averdiek Roth (III Station (WH Omf Hiebler Tailors ffOtt Merge rd Beeeo Monuments 606 Krebs IltUe Less 1101 Weber Roosters HOB Never Gott's Men's Shop KOt Rumps CommlnsvJtle not Mseper No Good HOI Callaway Jlnnhner Lunrh (Mil Meyers Kao-O-Malts 80S CANZONERI MAY BOX HERE Gene La Rue former boxer says he will bring Tony Canzonerl world lightweight champion here far a bout In Cincinnati sometime in the near future La Rue was present at the Canzonerl-Bllly Petrolle fight and said Canzonerl then assured him he would fight for him in Cincinnati Rapids Play Negro Team Rapid Electros football team will meet the Columbus Tigers an all-Negro team Sunday at' Redland Field ln an attempt to chalk up their sixth straight victory The Tigers are rated highly in central Ohio having tied a team which beat the Columbus Safety Cabs 19 to 0 The Rapids barely edged out the Cabs last Sunday 7 to 8 and the Negro team will come here favored to give the Rapids their first beating of the season The game will start at 2:30 Admission is 55 cents K- Hall Grid Rules Dad Dies By Vetted Frees HANOVER Nov Edward Kimball Hall 63 chairman nf the Rules Committee of the National Collegiate Football Association died of a heart attack at his home today He had been vslck two weeks but his death was unexpected A new individual record for the season combined with a new three-game record for this fall and a two-way tie for the leadership of the Hamilton County Bowling League featured Wednesday night's bowling in Greater Cincinnati drives EddyVotel one of most famous bowlers rolling with the Potter Shoes In the Hamilton County League set a new season record for Individuate with a total of 734 pins il i rolled single games of 338 and 238 His total of 734 beau bis own recent record for the season by five pins His fine scores helped the Potters to rofi 1099 1063 and 1033 tor a total of 3193 pins a new team record for this season The old record was held by Merchants' Oils of the same league with 3181 The Potters won three games Horn Kan-O-Malts New Era Cafe captured three from Merchants' Oils to leave them in a tif with the Potters fdr first place with 23 games won and seven lost Stegner Meats and Busam Fords tied for second plaoe were separated Wednesday night as the Steguu-s took possession of that position by fellows In the backlleld who the mail" can do their chores William 8pisak a 164-pound sophomore is one of those who carry the mail for Carnegie Tech's team about the fleetest of the Tech backs who will play against Xavier University's Musketeers at Corcoran Field Saturday afternoon Splsak attended both Midland Pa- High and Kiskl Prep School before enrolling at Carnegie and already has had as much football experience as many college seniors Cousin Jo in 1931 In the six years Royal Julian has been racing lie has won around $70000 winning $10000 In his seventh and eighth years A life of ease awaited Royal Julian at the farm of White-house at Erlanger Ky but the claiming of the old horse by Snyder means that he will battle on possibly for several more years And this is tiie horse which the Whitehouse stable believed would not be able to start again this year He was taken off the Whitehouse farm early last summer when he seemed to plead with Lon Johnson trainer to take him along to again get Into battle Eugene Luts Cincinnati Mystery Man of the racing game as he loves to be known returned to Latonia Wednesday from upper Ohio His horses have been running at Thistledown Bain bridge and Fair-jnount where they did right well Lutz has a little rider named Johnny Dupuy of New Orleans whom he regards as a coming top-notcher This kid only 18 rode 12 winners at Thistledown 18 at Bain-bridge and 19 in 15 days at Fair-mount where he was set doWn for rough riding Bill Luts eon of Eugene now Is a fullfledged trainer and has1 stepped Into the shoes of his father Bill Fronk now riding at Ttnni is a son-in-law of Lutz When Fair Rochester won the sixth raoe at Latonia Wednesday in a whirlwind finish it marked up another victory for the stallion For Fair whose sons and daughters at Latonia have shown unusual liking for mud Fair Rochester is a son of For' Fair out of Lady Rochester and can fly thru mud or slop it was his third victory and the seventh one credited to For Fair offsprings at the Latonia fall meeting The two Lons of Latonia racing Johnson and Jones are having a little battle of their own tor trainer honors Johnson trainer far Whitehouse chalked up his seventh victory of the meeting when Royal Julian won Wednesday and Jones tied him by saddling Fair Rochester Wednesday IX OHIO Capital va- Maruntu at Columbus Deliance vs Findlay at Defiance John Carroll va Centre at Cleveland IN THIS KART Marshall va Salem at Huntinrton New Hirer ra Connoixl State at Athene Dwiuesne va South Dakota State at Pittsburgh Bates va Colby at Lewlaton Geonro Washington va William and Vary at Washington Boston College va Western Maryland at Bom ton St Thom va Davia-Elkins at Scranton St Yimcnt va Grove City at I robe Johna Hopkins ra IZampden-Sydney at Baltimore American Legion va Quantlco Marines at Philadelphia Cortland vs Oswrgn at Cortland in thk men st Louis vs Haskell at St Louis South Dakota va North Dakota Jinn at Vermil Grinnell va Creighton at Grinnell Baker va William at Kansas City Kock hurst Kansas Wesleyan ys Salina Wichita vs Wichita Washburn vs Fresno at Topeka Simpson vs Omaha at IwHanolit Cepe Girardeau vs Carbondale at Cape Girardeau Central vs Penn Collect at Pella Centra! vs Drury at Fayette Jl vs Bracrvos at Chillleothe Columbia College vs Flattevilla at Dubuque Concordia vs HlbWnjr at Moorhead Coiner vs Doane at Lincoln Dakota Wesleyan vs Yanktou at Mitchell Dickinson Dickinson Ellendalc vs Valley City at Ellendnle Emporia Tfcnohers vs Pittsburgh Teachers at Emnorin Evansville vs Oakland City at Evansville toners! Motors Tech vs Flint at Flint lope vs Olivet at Holland Illinois Wesleyan va Normal at Bloom-tnrton Iowa Wesleyan vs Upper Iowa at Mi Pleasant Jamestown vs Mayville at Jamestown Kalamaxou vs Alma at Hulamaaoo Xlrksville vs Mrtryville atKirksvillc La Crusso vs Adolphus at Crosse M'-Pheryon vs Ottawa nt McPherson Midland York nt Fremont Missouri Valley vs Westminster at MiirMhatl Nebraska Wrsleynit vs Peru nt Lincoln Itiver Falls vs Kan Claim at River Falls St Mary Ol-if fit Wirnmn S'Mithv'e-'liTii vh Kl Hays at Winfield SprlmrfirW vs Wirrenrhurg nt Spring-field Mo Slevens Point va Siont nt Slevens Point Sunerior vh Milwaukee nt Superior Wayne vs A Dakota Min nt Wayne Winona Teachers vs Rochester at Winona IN THE MH Tir Oiftrinnooca vs Mere-r nt -rhnfinnonra Furman vs South Carolina at at HOLY CROSS GRID COACH SUSPENDED Horses running at Latonia must have been under the impression that Wednesday was election day for there were more than on any other day of the present fall meeting Bob Parnell Bound scored his fourth straight victory of the meeting by annexing the third race the only hone to win four races at the meeting so far Parnell Bound up to Wednesday had been the only racer to win three races but as he moved Into more select class three other horses won their third races The first of these was Dr Parrish which chalked up his third victory and then came Fair Rochester and Royal Julian which also won their third races The victory of Dr Parrish was a thrilling one as the good Doctor came from almost last place to win but the race staged by Royal Julian an 8-year -old was one of the most remarkable ever seen at Latonia Royal Julian was knocked back lsh in the money But Royal Is i heart He started to work his way up on the back stretch finally caught Folly In the last few jumps and came so fast he was a length in front of the second horse and pulled up before he passed the finish line The old fellow was given a great ovation and then changed owners He was claimed for 81200 by Snyder who Intends to start him in the Latonia Cup Saturday Royal Julian Is no stranger in Latonia Cup competition He started four times in cup races and won that of 1930 from Fleche Argent and Ben Machree He finished second to Mike Hall in the cup of 1927 third to Ben Machree and Rolled Stocking in suspension last night shortly after McEwan had tried to discharge Sullivan trainer of the football team and track coach at Cross for 20 years ther notice to McEwan explained he was being suspended further because he had attempted to discharge one of the staff without authorisation The notice made no mention of contract reported to be far three years Differences between coach and trainer came to a head in the game Saturday Sullivan made repeated trips on the field at McEwan's orders to care for players One of these trips was made after Brown had driven to within four yards of the Holy Cross goal line When Sullivan stepped on the field necessitating time out Brown was on its fourth down and a penalty was called giving Brown Its first down which resulted in a touchdown and Brown's 10-7 victory McEwan claimed that after this penalty Sullivan refused to go on the field again altho the coach believed a player needed attention The argument became heated on the bench atracted the attention of many spectators and was continued in the dressing room after the game Last night McEwan announced that another trainer would take place In his message notifying McEwan of his suspension Father Phelan inclosed a memorandum from Rev John Fox president of the college which authorised him to definitely the and recommended the immediate suspension of McEwan disciplinary action1 the memorandum said remain in effect until Capt McEwan has made full amends your Judgment for his amazing seizure of WRESTLING RESULTS Los Angeles Cal: Jim Londos hrew Joe Bavoldi two out of three 8karda drew with Vic Christy Steinkc threw Henry Graber I Nick Lutzc drew with George Za-i harms I At New York: Abe Coleman threw Dick Davlseourt Rudy Dusck drew with Glno Garibaldi Joe Cox drew with Pat MrKay Herman Hickman threw Bill Nelson Dr Fred Meyer drew with Joe Komar When four Catholic high schools for boys which are members of the Greater Cincinnati High School League meet ln the Armistice Day Double-header at Redland Field Friday afternoon three of the four will be directed by three coaches who formerly played football lor Xavier University Those three former Musketeers who fought under Coach Joe Me for the Avondale school are Chip Cain of Purcell Harold Rolph of Xavier High and Walter Bartlett of Elder High Bartlett is the oldest of the three having com- Sleted his football career with the vondale school in 1923 The college friendship which will go along with them for years not even be thought of Friday ars will riday as the cham-lolic all three are trying for pionship of the Catholi School League of which Roger Bacon is defending champion having taken the title in 1931 undefeated Joe Morrissey coach of the champion Roger Bacon team played hie football for Notre Dame University in 1926 27 and 28 The Spartans have a chance of repeating as champions but expect plenty of competition from the other three members The twin bill will open at 1 with Purcell and Xavier High meeting ln the first game followed by the Roger Bacon-Elder game at 3 Word comes irom Dr Scott Kearns Hamilton-co coroner and president of the Greater Cincinnati League that all plans have been completed for the patriotic football celebration Mayor Russell Wilson Vice Mayor John DruffeL William Wiley dent of the Cincinnati Cham-of Commerce Charles Williams and Edgar Friedlander have assured Kearns they will attend Friday's games The bands of all four schools will take part ln the celebration at which time the beet one of the four will be selected by expert bandmasters The Roger Bacon-Elder game will be officially opened when the mayor kicks a nail to Druffel and Wiley kicks one to Williams Fried-lander will be the judge and will announce the better Kicker and receiver of the two Reserve seats and boxes are for sale at all downtown sporting goods stores while general admission tickets are being sold at the four high schools of the league These also will be on sale at Redland Field Friday at 50 cents each Following la the standing of the Greater Cincinnati League: School Roger Bacon 1 0 Purcell 1 0 Elder 1 1 Xavier Hlfh 0 The Dayton-Bcllevue High School lgina finally played Saturday night at Andrews Field will be played on the same field Saturday afternoon at 2:30 When the night schools of Western Hills and West Night meet at the Withrow High School Stadium Saturday afternoon at 2:30 the former school will be out -for revenge COLUMBUS SATURDAY NOV 12 $418 Lpuvr Cincinnati 0:00 a a Wlntna Plnce Oils a Hatarriar NpvamlHT IS) rrtiirnlns leave Cnliimbus 0:31 ms aumc itav Pullman ears and Inlnjr car in bath direrliuaa $46t) Bound Trip iMd ua all trains nftrr nonn Frldn mid on 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Plume MAIn 11 Ml: Ontml 1'nton Depot Phone in 3110: WintiM Flare Htation Phene hlrbr BIG FOUR ROUTE By United Tree WORCESTER MASS Nov Capb John McEwan one of leading football coaches has been suspended indefinitely as head coach of the Holy Cross team as an aftermath of a heated argument Saturday with Trainer Bart Sullivan during the Brown game the season's first defeat for Holy Cross McEwan who established a remarkable record as coach of Army teams at West Point and later coached at Oregon will have no hand in directing the Crusaders as they face three major games the first being with Harvard Saturday Destinies of the eleven will be guided by Arthur A Corcoran end coach and Gus Cervlftt line coach assisted probably by Cleo O'Donnell graduate manager of athletics who was head coach before McEwan came to Worcester in 1930 Rev Phelan faculty moderator of athletics announced Prelim May Steal Show Hans Kampfer of Germany and Alexander A berg of Russia meet in the main bout of a wrestling card at the Music Hall Sports Arena Friday night but another bout on the MU may -steal the show It Is a 30-minute scrap between Joe Devitto of Italy and George Tragos St Louis Greek Devitto and Tragos are two of the most capable heavyweights in the business and also two of the roughest Bad blood exists between them so they may put up a battle of free-for-all proportions They met recently in a 30-minute bout at St Louis and nearly Incited a riot so lurlous was their milling Both showed here two weeks ago and won their matches when Devitto defeated Willy Davis while Tragos won from Jack Zorn ns Kampfer and Abcrg arc keen rivals for heavyweight honors and are likely to present one of the finest heavyweight spectacles seen hers in a long time Jim Clinkstock huge Indian grap-pler meets a newcomer Jack Sharon of New York Xing va Emory-fTenry at Bristol Catawba -vs Wofford at Salisbury Newberry vs Krskine at Newberry Murray vs Tennessee Poly at Murray Trim Wesleyun vs Bluelleki at Athens Ttaxas Tech vs Baylor at Lubbock Parris Island Marines vs Bowden at Savannah Daniel Baker vs McMurry at Brown-wood Delta va Memphis nt Cleveland Edmond vn Tankiquah at Edmond Harding vs Clarke at Morrilton Jonesboro Aggies vn Montieclylu Aggies at Jainesboro Kingsville vs Abilene Christian at Kingsville Lambuth vs Frced-Hardraan at Jack-son Maryville vs Lenoir-Rhyne at Maryville Miami vs Murfreesboro at Miami Fla Xfllsaps Howard at Jaekson Naval Appllnnco vs Eton at Newport News Arlington va John Tarletnn at Arlington Marlon Military vs East Mississippi at Marion Forest vs Carson-Ncwmon at Wake Forest Weatherford vn Alva nt Weatherford Sam Houston vs San Marcos at Hants-ville Simmons va Howard Payne at Abilene Statesboro Piedmont at Statesboro Tennessee Junior vs Bethel nt Martin Tiisculum vs Milligan at Grrenrvllk Virginia Union vs Shnw- at Rlrlunoiul Prnrlr View vs Bishop nt Prairie View Murray Aggies vs East Oklahoma nt Tishomingo Morristown vs Kentucky Stain I nt Morristown Lnulsfona Colleys vs 8 Louisiana at Pificville Louisiana Normal vs Hattiesburg at Nntehlloclies Langston vs Wiley at Lanrslon Lone vs Alabama Sfatn Teachers at Jackson ronwsjr vs Mcgiinlifi Aggies at Conway Benedict vs Carolina A at Columbia IN TKK FAR WEST of California at Los Angeles va St Hnryw at Los Angeles Nevada vs Olympic flub at Reno Arizona vh New Mexico at Tucson Ashland Tenrber vs Chico at Ashland Cnllesre of Puget Sound vs St Martin at Tacoma La Vernn vs Redlands at Ln Verne Linflcld vs nr McMinnville New Mexico Military vh Canyon at Roswell Motilnnn Slate vs Sow horn Ttraivli of Idaho nl Burin Montana Slnto vs Ml SI riirlMi Rocnim SnTninrinio vs Cnlli'cr of Peeifiie nl SnrnnienlM Simla R-irhara vs Rnu nt Santa Barton TVmpc Pno nf Trivpe T'tsh Slate Colored awI-'m at Lo-an Wyoming vh Greeley at Laramie Whitman vs Coilegn of Idaho at Walla Wslls Wh (trier vs Loyola of Lo Angeles at WhtMier wf roast Army vs West Coast Nary Berkeley Indicates night gams TRISTATE LOOP MEETS George Heitzler president of the Tristate Baseball League will be the principal speaker at the final business meeting of the league at the Metropole Hotel Thursday night at 8 All team managers arc requested to attend Plans for next year will be discussed WINNERS AT LATONIA Hnres run Niiv 0 JrMtle Itojir (II Itaffur) fa SI Miirnl (4 Mr(or Kile ta SI l'amrll Hound (( Nnuth) XI 34 in SI Minkrr Lari jr (J ttnltli) to 1 Dr Moran) His fp SI Fair RfwhMtrr fit Hmith) $11 A (o SI KinI Julian Pirlinni iY2r tn SI Infrrno IjH Plrtmti) a $191 6a $1 Bail double paid.