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PI.M.SBURGH POST-GAZETTE: FRID.AY, OCTOBER 28, 1932 UAD A 'M IV ES HE -M E- TOD NOT DAME A IVES HE TOD (0) A4 1 1 0 May Get Starting Assignment I WILJ.GRIDDERS SET FOR CLASH WITH LEOPARDS MANY OF EASTS GRID STARS ON HOSPITAL LIST Columbia, cARNEGIE PLAYS FIRST NIGHT GAME IN PHILADELPHIA IRISH TO STAGE DRILL IN STADIUM THIS AFTERNOON A A A ab Door di. dia ab dtk. OMNI tillb lib ISIB III "Mow Now on Tartans Meet Undefeated Temple U. versity Team; Dueger to Start kt Quarterback, Mihm at Fullback. vs 4o----' Th 4, ,4..,......,,, 4,..

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f'z i- Z. 2 4 1 's- s' ...4 Special to the P1ttA3urgit l't Gazete. PIIILADELPIIIA, Oct. 7 Temple University football team was ea2(-1N- 5. venge as it awaited the arrival of forces for a night game in Temple Stadium The Skibos.

pet "jinx" of the 0-wk. Oand were dUe tomorrow 7.7 perfect record Tech Night Game spotty of 1: the Cnerrz. ar At Temple to Be 1e thdI '1'. the sped thi I them fur two Head on IIIII7SIV TA ii In 'd Ir-: The Tech-Temple game at mis ran 1 it Philadelphia will be lemple team brought to Pittsburgh through x-ame at I- 1 7..: the facilities of IVNI-SW. The de-Temple tails will be received at the stu- dios by means of land wire, and 1' Ed Sprague, sports reporter for Georrze Navel.

the station, will re-create the all game in the play-by-play man- owls- ore nem The broadcast is scheduled TILA was the Ti- for 8:30 o'clock. in 11. an i the are th.ii. not spwl th -lr Tomorrow ALLEGHENy HIT the first tIme a ever appeared under B(herr, I-; etri ig aatr Tem i thoufzht that the dicapped to any Heart Coach Captain Waite Lost For r'f I'l---: --r Amerloan, fell a Remainder of The wl.1 nevi a t. th-t Post-Gazette Photo.

MIKE SEBASTIAN. When the Pitt Panthers line up for the opening kick-off against Notre Dame at the Stadium tomorrow, it is likely that Mike Sebastian, southpaw right halfback, will be at that post in place of Captain Paul Reider. The Sharon boy scintillated in the last period drive against Ohio State last week and appears to be one of the local teams best offensive threats. 1 Presidents En Route To Easton, Scene Anderson May Start Shock Troop Back-I Of Battle. field Behind Regular Forward Wall, HOLD FINAL DRILL Panthers in Long Session.

Westminster Works Depv JACK SELL fense to Stop Currie, Thirty-seven trim grid warriors. the pick of the army Jacket Star. which annually answers the recruiting call to the Notre Dante Special fool lali camp, Avill arrive at the Pennsylvania station at 8:30 to th Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.

this morn-111Z. trained to the minute to mow down theiri i With the thunderous cheers of un- 1' 01P: ill st vi, he ictiith -famous Irish running and aertat I dergraduates ringing in their ears. oteaek hen they mar eh acainst the() l'Tt r-'37t1-ler in the local Stadium Washington and Jefferson College varsity athletes rolled out of the 711 nan'ThIP'. win head- Past Scores city tonight bound for Easton, the at the) P. A.

their scene of Saturday's traditional clash rendezvous, and ill in- Between Pitt 1 Bowl early in the 9 with Lafayette College. efterneon for a 1101 drill, lam- Notre a tn Gridiron rivals since the leereime Teemselvee with the lair of Presidents and Leopards will bring (en Ceti 1 i an uninterrupted series of 11 eni Regular Line to Start. 11 1909Notre Dante 0 gagements to a close in their 11Notre Dame 0 0 fif- I from South Bend last night i 1 9 1 teenth renewal Saturday. The teams i 1912Notre Datrie 3 Pit 0 t-Inti--1 tha! Coach Hunk Ander-i I will not meet next year. IVON 1) P-tt 19 0 IT attle I so7), general the enemy 1 1931Notre 25 Pitt.

la I Only a light Workout was ordered mae public the an-1 by Coach Hank Day before the he will stert what Totals 69 I 31 i squad entrained. Last-minute strat- Ilii varsity forward wall 1 egy for use against the Leopards a sho, troop backfield against 1 will be worked out following a final 7 Blee and Gold. Last week the en- RI drill in Lafayettes stadium Friday 1 e-e- e-st sliene array was set to 1 afternoon. 7 1, Carnegie Tech's Tartan but Lafayette. Duquesne.

Bucknell, teen- heeier shifted to the reserves Marquette and West Virginia are ininu-e He is likely to foes yet to be met by the Presidents leteee his ne nd once more before and conquests in these engagements eerne erne. will give Hank Day solid footing in TLrt teams of Rovers went his first year as a college mentor. 7 1-17-A5 1 a short signal drill and However. Day is concentrating on checked their defensive lessons yes- Belmont and NIcTiernan the Lafayette battle, taking the tereley in a brisk shower, then Renew Feud On games as they come. eastened into The gymnasium for a few eointers before the blackboard.

Northside. -STOP CURRIE" TITAN CRY. r(--ive a rousing sendoff as NEW WILMINGTON, Oct. 27. from the campus to Jimmy Beltruent and Buck MoTier- "Stop Currie" is the watchword in eat eh their east bound train, the nan, those arch rivals from the e'lelr'et turning Out in the Monon valley, are reported in their the Westminster College football trodejonal Notre Dame spirit to wish usually good shape for their 10-round I camp as Coach John Lawther's eer herocs the best of good for- scrap at the Northside Arena to- Titans prepare for the important their first game away from night.

game with Coach Prank Wolf tneendly confines of the home McTiernan, a victim Of a knock- ireloore out in two previous jousts with his 'Waynesburg Yellowjackets. North Braddock contemporary, has And well might this be the battle- Brine :17 Players. i made it known to his intimates that cry in any district camp if WaynesThe rs who will cArry the will be satisfied with nothing burg is to be met- who wears vseers hoees here are as follows: i short of a knockout. while Belmont No. 11 jersey.

plays left halfback for Lett Vairo. tanale. is equalIy optimistic over his chances I the Jackets. It was Currie who ran 1..41 rfetTerle, Lei-ling, of making it three in a row. 45 yards against Penn State to pave anarris, N't unsrh, Srb Begardless of the outcome the the way for the Waynesburg toucheceierselexander, Gorman, Bolanson.

bout should produce plenty of action, i dovri which won the game. Currie At it oct. It. rbnn Pivar- 'what with both striving for a knock- has figured prominently in the other Lige nk. out and both especially known for four victories of the Woltpack also.

RIKbt tackieskarth, Roarh, Barstow. their slugging. Through his previ- Currie weighs but 150 pounds, but night endsCaptain Host, Na.scher, ous victories Belmont will enter the i is one of the fastest backs in the en- De ore. goortrttarkti--lasktothich, MurPhY. Te- rig on the long end of the wager- i tire country.

Last year he followed i. Jar, It4.1arni. ing. but the McTiernan adherents 1hard luck. having the 'flu," receiving halltawl.5.--Lnkat it Mr- are not the least worried.

miner injuries, and having his collar- ne Sherket- tr. Lit In the semi-final Jackie Wilson. bone broken. This season, however, Ricla ski. Tobin.

Costello. the Northside middleweight. who has the 'Bab" has been scurrying 1-111117IWL---MeillIkoViett, Leon- been idle since being stopped by through all opposition. aril. I Franke Goosby, the Cleveland Negro.

011ral rocn of the ineligibility of comes back against Bay Lysle, of REPLACES FARINA. Mike Nicksiele reserve left halfback. Akron, who made quite an impres- Pa Oct. 27. the only disturbing note to come sion at the Arena two weeks ago sophomores were from the Pitt practice where against Anson Green.

lee Panthers have been quietly pre- The show opens with Johnny on the Bucknell varsity starting paring for their golden opportunity Riske and Billy NichY, local lads, in lineup in the last home workout here the advance noticesand a six rounder, followed by another today. The team leaves tomorrow simultaneously to the leader- six between Red Bush, of Clarks- noon for the Villanova game al of the national gridiron parade. burg, W. and Ray Jennings, of Homestead. Scranton Saturday.

stopping at Ber- Panthers End Drills. Motor Square Garden will be dark wick for a short signal session. WhIle invading headquarters next week in so far as boxing is i George McCaughey replaced the affirm the belief that the concerned, but Matchmaker Jules njured Farina at center and is the enzle latest sophomore addition. Others eeest is too weak a grid crea- Beck will offer a 10-rounder be- playing te core with the biz-, guns of tween Eugene Huat and Jimmy la: inz their first year are Delaney 71-Ir4 Hocener warriors, the Slither- Thomas on November 7. and Zanarina.

ends: Bergkamp tackle, and guard. Back- T-S deineeely have gone about field sophomores are Reubright sart i-p: 4V 0 toss eV hit NI re evr KS ICK rirr Reznichak. Today.n workout was nr into this one major ma- I renver for foothall fame. STAR INELIGIBLE lArzely a dummy defense against Vil- The lanova plays. embers of the var- s- le to Trainer Bud sophomore Halfback Ruled Out Illy is 1:1:12.: that Eligibility Committee.

comblnatIon A il 1, iy for the fray. ike Nicksick of Burgettstown, OPFAN INDOOR Tee team ended its strenuous work star sophomore halfback on the a 0 fl VI 4 rt "'al )ITAITGREY REPLACES FARINA. LEN ISBURG. Oct. 2 7.

sophomores were on the Bucknell varsity starting lineup in the last home workout bere today. The team leaves tomorrow noon for the Villanova game at Scranton Saturday. stopping at Berwick for a short signal session. George McCaughey replaced the injured Farina at center and is the latest sophomore addition. Others playing their first year are Delaney and Zanarina.

ends: Bergkamp, tackle, and Boiston. guard. Backfield sophomores are Reubright and Reznichak. Todays workout was largely a dummy defense against la nova plays. Giants Will Find Bill McKechnie In Unreceptive Mood at.era:re close to 7 only luzht Qtiarterl-ack I-nn t4am at 1-4 on the rf: ca.1 and Don at 1S floa--ts TE3m.

Proposal to Offer Lindstrom in Exchange for Berger I Not Be So Acceptable to Manager Of Boston Club. I Season. t. 07. MEADVILLE, Pa, It's a possihinty that Arezheny will do away with fowl-fall captaincies in future years.

It seems they elect one. only to lose him fnr I the season somehow. It ta as announced te elay that Knighton Waite. Nlonessen. pound tackle, had been Jost for the remainder of the setts n- on die to i Juries sustained at Sprineld.

two weeks a go. and cot-lie atio ns that have set in the return of the team to Back in Captain Baxe Berr- Back in Captain Dave Ilerr horst, center, was injured at Dart- mouth in the tzame of the season and was lost for the rest of the year. Charley Slaven. an end, was named to the post the following year, but the extent of his Ving was limited to a few minutes afr being hurt in the trst game. Ronnie McKay.

was selected for the 1929 campai-n hut. before ll could formay take the 1 job he lost his life in an automobile accident. Bob Garback, fu'Aback. Captain in 1530, saw- service because of recurrent injuries, but the jinx was overcome last year When Garback and Frank Morse. a center, were named co-captains.

But it bobbed uo again this fall. It seems that the player who leads Allegheny's 'gators into action is in deed a marked man. ST. VINCENT HOST TO THIEL TODAY! 1 1 1 to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and the Chicago Tribune. 'NEW YORK, Oct.

of been said that Lindy was promised the New York Giants baseball family the managerial job before John Mohave not been telephoning to Mem- Graw retired. He was keenly disapphis. these days just to find jointed when Terry was made Mc-out how the weather is down there, Graw's successor. a disappointment to get tips on the cotton market or that perhaps was reflected in his to learn how William Terry as carol- hitting and fielding last season. ing in the choir loft- It was discovered today that corn- -kskei last night about the report munications have been established that negotiations were being considseveral times recently between the ered for a trade which would trans-Giants' headquarters and the home fer Fred Lindstrom- star outfielder of Memphis Bill Terry for purposes and third baseman, from New York of using Freddy Lindstrom, third to Boston in exchange for Outfielder baseman and outfielder, in a deal Walter Berger, Manager Bill Mc-with Boston'! Braves.

Kechnie of the Braves declared that Today it was reported that as no such a deal would be acceptable soon as Manager Terry completes to the Boston club. some personal transactions in his MoKechnie, who is at his home in home town he will enter into nego- Wilkinsburg. admitted there was nc tiations with Bill McKechnie, chief question about Lindstrom being of the Braves. for Wally Berger. an brilliant player and one he would be outfielder who beats the baseball with glad to have on his team, but he alse admirable consistency.

made it plain that a swap of the Lindstrom has openly expressed Giants' great infielder and fly-chasei dissatisfaction with his berths at the for Berger would not be sanctioned Polo Grounds many times in the last indicated that Lindstrom's namf two years. He is not on the best of had been mentioned some time terms with 'Manager Terry. It has when nossible deals were discussed Askei last night about the report that negotiations were being considered for a trade which would transfer Fred Lindstrom- star outfielder and third baseman, from New York to Boston in exchange for Outfielder Walter Berger, Manager Bill McKechnie of the Braves declared that no such a deal would be acceptable to the Boston club. McKechnie, who is at his home in Wilkinsburg. admitted there was no question about Lindstrom being a brilliant player and one he would be glad to have on his team, but he also made it plain that a swap of the Giants' great infielder and fly-chaser for Berger would not be sanctioned.

Bill indicated that Lindstrom's name had been mentioned some time ago when possible deals were discussed. Princeton, Cornell, Yale, Harvard Handicapped. TIGERS LOSE DRAUDT Yale and Dartmouth Tangle Minus Services Of Brilliant Players. NEV YORK. Oct.

juries to star players and uncertainties as to the capability of their substitutes under fire have upset the prospects for some of the East's major football battles this week. Princeton, Cornell, Columbia, Yale, Harvard. Pennsylvania. Navy, Dartmouth and New York University all face stern tests with at least one of their stars on the sidelines or ready for only light duty. Joe (Sugar) Hugret, star end, will be out with injuries when the New York University Violets go against a crushing Purdue attackswhich has not failed to register at least one touchdown in the last 36 games.

Draudt Lost to Tigers. Princeton goes to Ann Arbor to meet the Big- Ten leader, Michigan, minus the services of Milton Draudt, hard-running back, who was injured In the Cornell game 10 days ago. Michigan also has its troubles with Stanley Fay and Jack Heston lost to the backfield. Cornell and Columbia resume their old rivalry in New York in what is one of the standout games of the East with key players either missing or injured on both squads. The chances for the Lions to roar were considerable lessened when Steve Dzamba, veteran guard.

and Otto Schwartz, fine defensive fullback. were forced to the sidelines. Cornell will start the game without Johnny Ferraro, its star broken field runner whose shoulder has mended slowly. Gil Dobie may have a surprise for the Lions, however. in little Homer Geoffrion, 144-pound Jackrabbit back, who annoyed Princeton the few minutes he was in the game.

Geoffrion gained 30 yards against the Tigers in just three plays. The final gun stopped his advance. Yale, Dartmouth ('rippled. Joe Johnson. Tale-s sophomore center who has been playing a great game.

is definitely out of the Dartmouth fray because of a head concussion. Meanwhile the Indians are looking none too cheerful with Halfback Roa Id Morton, his nose broken, a doubtful starter against the Elis. Brown and Harvard, both undefeated, meet at Cambridge with patched-up lineups. Jack Crickard. and his understudy, Johnny Grady, both will be missing from the Crimson backfield and Big Jim Ester ly probably will not be at guard.

Brown also has its troubles with Captain Bill Gilhane, fullback, and Joe nuonanno, fleet half, both nursing injuries. Captain Stanley Sokolis. 205-pound tackle at Pennsylvania has just returned to action after being on the shelf with injuries for several days and whether he can compete on even terms with the surge of the Mid-shipments sturdy line remains doubtful. Chung-Hoon, the Navy's elusive Hawaiian back, has just returned from an enforced rest cure for a head injury suffered in the Princeton game. Football Scores COLL; E.

20 Cit adel 0 fu rm 8 HIGH SCHOOL. Sout Hilifl 0 Allegheny. 0 hatlyside Jr Etigewood Jrtt I lairton 26 VI izatwt 0 Clendertin 111 Elk view Honceerle 27 Gauley Brid too. 6 stharptett 1 erin it 0 Clay 34 Fora SIN DLOT. Rot Ranger 6 Tarent um Fire 0 SCHOOL MK CFR.

GlatNtone 3 Arsenal Overbrook I South ft Connet I py 3 i ashinortou 0 Schen ley 3 Peabody 2 BALINGER I more patronage than any other park in the National League and next I season promises to be no exception, I for a worlds fair Is to he held in Chicago in 1933 and at crowds of 1 excursionists from all over the world are exPected to visit the windy city during. the Filmmpr It i pre eicted that as PI' as horse- raring. boxing and other outdoor I sports will reap a handsome harest of coin. I but the matter thus far had not reached a stage beyond the conversation angle. The leader of the Braves says he stands ready to make any swap which would add strength to the club, but he is well pleased with the work of Berger in the outfield as well as at bat.

The inference was riven that if any other club desires to land the Boston slugger, it will have to offer more than one athlete in exchange and they must be men who promise to meet requirements. 1-11- POLO SEASON Artillery, South Park To Meet Tomorrow At Armory. find will come down to the s71-lyzrit gril late afternoon tor! nal dress parade, after the University of football team, was declared ineligible for par have finished their chores ticipation in intercollegiate athletics and departel. by J. G.

Quick, secretary of the athIndiratotts late yesterday pointed letic eligibility committee, last night to a int-rout of spectators. for failure to attend classes. wTh fne of a sellout if Nicksick, who was a training camp hp weather tomorrow is favorable. I sensation and an understudy for the .11 the sews behind the I brilliant Warren Heller, may be re0.11t posts ha' betn snapped up and instated by thue committee at a later only a ft-w thousand less desirable date if he is able to catch up with ones at the eNtreme ends of the side his studies. se-ors rfrnain for the laze comers.

His last appearance in uniform was A special train bearing-, the Notre azainst Army, and in the Duquesne Fratne 1)and and an enthusiastic University game he scored a from the down on a complete pass from Matewst will arrtve here early tomorrow. sic. ticipation in intercollegiate athletics by J. G. Quick, secretary of the athletic eligibility committee, last night for failure to attend classes.

Nicksick, who was a training camp sensation and an understudy for the brilliant Warren Heller, may be reinstated by thue committee at a later date if he is able to catch up with his studies. His last appearance in uniform was -(r, has the tt.e arc, iwt-f (I Tem: le al if fe. of cart. t.s oN r. .1 1-''-'! I- '1' T'- 1 u4tnart I I l'-St turn to qii.irterlai2k, e-s l-.

I 112.111 The I A I r. i 1 .4 .1.,.,.. 1 WI-, Ta, R. NI. hrit ntin, rt7.1,-, I INTERNATIONAL ICE LOOP OPENS NOV.

11 1 I liardtem BI a des A.r the only blades rn' from Chrome Steil Twice as many blade. c'n mall Goa bv EDWARD Football Games Today The motorcycle cop who raced an automobile for several miles on the road between Boston and New York and finally overtook the speeding car, almost lost his breath when he found the driver to be Babe Ruth, baseball's greatest home-run producer. The officer shook hands with the American League idol and permitted him to proceed. The incident has caused folks to wonder what would have happened to the Bambino if he had been caught speeding in the neighborhood of Chicazzo whore his drives recently ruined the hopes of his Cub rivals in the world series. Rearrats Primed for Greenville Rival Leazite Divided Into Loong Rest Lae 11 TO Ph, :1 I LATROBE, et.

27(SPecia1) NEW YORK, Cwt. 7 The St. Vincent C011eze 11Parcats long and iffit are primed for the invasion of Thiel nors of the College's scrappy grid team here to- today morrow when the rival elevens meet in their annual contest The locals ed have rested for two weeks since their for first loss to Geneva and are slight The season favorites in the advance dope. vember 11 Iv ith h- Coach Jack Stoeber is bringing his sor and Den, a. usual hard fighting Greenville corn- and bination here for the engagement next night en and it is expected that their clash la.

Cleveland an! with Coach Gene Edwards' initial home 12,7: T'. T1. product will furnish one of the finest 'Windsor furrs games on the seasons schedule. while Clevelani -1- The loss of Steve Furin. flashy falo's home 7 halfback, is certain to handicap the For purnos, Bearcats who boast one of their the.

leading teams in local grid history. into two Cleveland. Knotty Problems Face Detroit, ndsor International Moguls yonK. tipnilrna2; su hp; tohtenhmor: knoily PrObIPTI1. 4.SpP ially financial.

a nd will trire rrtrit PC( the International League ss four times On home the board of dire. tors gathered here to- the road. H. day at the call of President eharlos Knal of Baltimore for a special meeting tomorrow. Toronto.

with Its stadium due to be sold for taxes, and Jersey City. held un- der option by the Br a ooklyn Ntional League club. are expected to present the iski, TGaarmtaen IPsIpeboestponed problems. Brooklyn has Art fPidernir. of toesPr It will not take up its option which mpno, a tihsmt.1-;:PL:trautlispsiaPanst'ln eci there late in the season.

to PIPVPIT VOTICh it TO Pr esient Knapp. and probahiy will con- the catmerie tinue in the ciri ult. PTUI other. iif Giants Give Moore And in prio.r eonilition iiird it NA posti.n. the soinet-ine $8,500 for Dallas Star and 12 Guy Balfertvis l'arLrz.

t- IPA T-Tk DALLAS. Oct. 27.CI)The Dallas baseball club today announced it. had acquired G. Edward Moore, s-he r)c-k veteran Infielder, from the New-York Giants in a deal sending CowboY Byrne James.

brilliant Steer second ba seman, to the New York club. Of- ficials said Dallas also received cash. a I Pro. Amateur Boxer Injured Polo takes on its winter clothing NEW YORK. Oct.

tomorrow night when the One Hun- Goldman. manager dred and Seventh Field Artillery en- of Lightweight Champion Tony Can-gages South Park at the Hunt zoneri. threatened today to call off armory, East Liberty, in the open- the Canzoneri-Billy Petrolle title ing game of the indoor season. fight on November 4 unless Madison While the Parkmen have bagged Square Garden provides him with a only two of the seven games played satisfactory contract for the bout be-with the Artillery, by virtue of their fore that date. recent 9 to 1 win, they are con- Goldman complained to the state ceded at least an even chance in athletic commission that the Garden the lid-lifter.

had not given him a contract and The riding hall has undergone that under the commission's rules he physical changes since the close of must have such a document before the last indoor season. Fifty new his fighter can step into the ring. high-powered lights have been in- The Garden and Goldman had stalled. and an additional battery of i made a contract for a Canzoneriamplifiers will carry the play-by- Petrone title battle to be held at play description of the game to the Garden's bowl on August 8, but every corner of the huge hall. that match was cancelled because Cliff 'Wagner will open hostilities of an injury to Petrone's elbow.

at No. 1 for the South Hills trio in Garden officials claim the old con-place of Sid Buck Voltz tract covers the new bout because will ride at No. 2 against his brother. the August 8 match was merely Joe. while Ray Laether will defend 'post pon ed." Goldman insists it the goal at No.

3. The Artillery- wasn't that the old men will open with the familiar match was "cancelled" and a new Kiser-Voltz-Watson combination, and match made. if they can gain a comfortable lead will introduce a newcomer, LieutenGridder Brother Dies ant Harry A. Morrison. to the ranks of organized polo.

Penfield Itometo. brother of Al Pometo. Major Eustis L. Hubbard, army the Wash-Jeff College halfback, died early instructor, will referee, with the yesterday at Perth Amboy, N. J.

The toss-in scheduled for 8:45 o'clock. Prexy star immediately departed for hie Penfield Eometo. brother of Al the Wash-Jeff College halfback. died early yesterday at Forth Amboy. N.

J. The Prexy star immediately departed for his TITLE FIGHT THREATENED Canzoneri's Pilot Wants New Contract For Petro lle Match. home in Tarentum and will be lost trb the team for the Lafayette game at Easton tomorrow. Anderson Says Irish Are Ready To Start Clicking SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 27.

Coach Hunk Anderson insists he's not posing as a gridiron bogey man but, listen to what he says: "I think the boys are about ready to start clicking." flunk remarked in discussing Notre Dante's chances of beating Pittsburgh Saturday. All -the boys" have done so far is roll up a mere 11-; points almost one a minute. Harry Zeig, star vreiterweight boxer of the Monon Valley A. bad the nits- fortune to fracture his hand in his bout with Targan MeGivern at Motor Square Garden on Tuesday night and riA re- sult will not he atde to box tor some weeks. This will cut 7eig out of a trip to Cleveland for an inter-city bout on November ig 1 Idaho College VP, Columbia CaldsceiL FIGH urv I.

itt twstinghouge, South henlpy rev, hod y. Section YE PPrry st W. F. I. A.

L. Norwin at scott High. "'California, at Charleroi. "Duquesne at Homestead. (-ration at Langley-.

Brentwood at Carriok. Robinson al Leetsdale. Cecil at Bridgeville-Union Twp. at Freedom. All saints at Mind Ridge.

St. Veronica at St. Mary's of the Mount. Ihinhar Tap. at Redstone.

Jefferson at Centerville. Rogersville at Mapleton. Bellevue at twowe. Mt. Lebanon at Carnegie.

McDonald at Canonsburg. Coraopolis at Ben Avon. McKee Rocks at Dormont. Ltigewood at Oakmont. Pitcairn at Springdale.

Trinity at Burgettstown. Freeport at Apollo. Mars at Leans City. East Pike Run at Ellsworth. Masontown at Georges.

'Waynesburg at German. at South Union. Fairrhance at South Brownsville. Elizabeth at Gliiesport. Sewickley 'Pap.

at East Huntingdon. West Bethlehem at East Washington. Brownsville at Carmichaelie. Bentleyville at East Bethlehem. Rittanning at Indiana.

Rogersville at Morton Tale. Midway at Findlay. Bessemer at slitipe.ry Rock. at -Nese 'Bethlehem. Smith Fayette at Bethel.

'strong incent at Farrell. Erie, Academy at Erie Last. Jr-sirm w. F. 1.

A. L. North Braddock at Duttnenc. hartcroi ftt It ftfthulgton Ivry. )NLight games.

1 Frank Lefty O'Dottl. of the National beaglie, also had a series of ads-entures several days ago in Japan where he is giving demonstrations of his batting skill before various school and college athletes. Photographic espionage laws are strict in that country and police are instructed to be constantly on the watch for visitors carrying cameras. 0Iktul owns an amateur movie outfit and while in Tokio be strolled along the river-front and innocently proceeded to ply his hobby. A policeman promptly took hint to headquarters, butt after the Brooklyn star had explained in mixed Japanese and Irish.

he was allowed to resume his picture-taking. Along came another little copper and again the big fellow was hailed before a magistrate. Once more he did the explaining stunt and once more he was freed and exonerated. They gave him the keys to the city and told hint to take all the mosies he wished. 0 Manager William B.

McKechnie that his logical successor would be of the Boston Braves has received Biliy Evans. general manager of the cheerin g. reports from New York, Cleveland Parry Nelly. where Mrs. McKechnie has been baseball expert of the Chicago taking treatment in a sanitarium for "American," V4 ho dropped into the a number of weeks.

The physicians commissioner's offices just before he have informed him that she has departed on his vacation. remarks: shown marked improvement and is "We talked with Judge Landis and regaining her health in such an en- found him in good voice. He can couraging manner that she very whisper louder than Billy Evans can soon can be dismissed from the in- yell." stitution. Bill expects to leave in a few days for the east to accompany Wrigley Field. home of the Cubs, her back to Wilkinsburg.

for a number ef years has atteseted few days for the east to accompany her back to Wilkinsburg. Wrigley Field home of the Cubs, for a number of years, has attracted 1 (-1( Al, TEIM ABROAD. Tch 1.. Trmple. Utt E.

t. 1 TT-Went Thiel, Lit! rgthe. FT Rta 1, 11 Virginia Frosts. 1I i rfljI Ts. Morris linty ntrt Tii AL gatkitt Hirt TiRvi on N14.rri.

Harvey Dayton. ,14441 4 arroll ss. levelaatE aller LP ttln (N Cincillnalt Orno I. (eorg-et-own Athenti LsT. Dralse vs.

Grinnell. Des Mon. Iseartiey vs rad hearney. nylle Peru idayne. 'bailie vs.

Hastings, rete. 'Jerre Haute vs. Danville. Terre Haute. Iankton i.

SionS ann. Yankton. Rovkluirst vs. Si. Henedict, Kansa Cu eOklahoma City vv.

McPherson, Oklahoma 1 ity. Jirporia vs. At ashburn. Emporia. 7a-kto so.

Central, Turhio. Erskine Hirh iiit1. lino Ntest. Georgut State Is. Georgia.

Tilton. Texas Tech TS- Dame LabIsnck. Maryville ys. Girard. Maryville.

l'anhandio vs. Las egas. Goodwell. South Carolina Aggies vs. Clattin, Oran Cehttrg, 1 riflit no, altah MI Normal vs.

Louisiana. Nat eh oches, tt EST. vs. est Cosot Army. vs.

San Dign. Refilq.nds. 1 KIT-tier vs. sit fornis Christ iaet, fey es. La ernes Occidental.

ODDS OF 312 TO ONE OFFERED ON IRISH Mid-NVestern Betting commissioner Quotes Big Odds on N. r). CHICAGO, Oct. following odds were quoted today by W. L.

Darnell betting commissioners, on the important football games Saturday involving Mid-Western teams: Notre Dame, 3 34, to 1 favorite over Pittsburgh. Michigan. 5 to 1 favorite over Princeton. Chicago. 5 to 1 favorite over riots.

2 to 1 laN orate over i nesota. Purdue. 4 tn 1 favorite over New i York Unit ersiiy. Ohio State, 2 to 1 favorite cyst Wisconeul. Judge Kenesaw M.

Landis is re- ported on his way to some mysieri- ous spot in the land of sunshine where he can play golf and recliner- ate from an attack of grippe hich benched him immediately after the world series. rumor cropped out in Toledo to the effect that the base- ball commissioner shortly planned to retire owing to poor health. This story rum to the, information 1 SPEE I I I 1011 7 5 I nt po rted 7 E- ll spEc191. 9 Imported Vi.toeoien 411 Ihni I ed AI LO eor Toopevent it I AT ,5 H7 wi a 4 I oUvEstigiCRANT fk. OUVESZIgICRANT I.62.