The World-News from Roanoke, Virginia • 23

'j JfUANOKE WURLD NEWS RUANuKE VA TUESDAY ATERNOON NOVEMBER 12 1'1)29 TWENTY THREE SVay Is Paved or Schmeling To Battle American Rings Garden To Cavalier BRUSHING UP SPORTS By Laufer Take Over RESULTS Students Contract See Game Adgle gytKE WS Whittier Col 0 Magnolia Ag Loyola (Mew OOTBALL VIRGINIA ive four the the play an Incompletcd said no ties no Run inal Braces with GOOD OR 100000 HIILES1 1 929 Records Of Leading ootball Teams Delivers the Goods 0 fl 0 Quicker and Cheaper fl OS SO fl '0 (1 20 0 20 78 0 0 0 ei a A 13 ML 0 3 In 18 no 0 fl Tech KEEP A CASE AT HOME 23 Every Member of the amily Will Enjoy 0 0 DUKE BABIES IN 13 lij fl 0 11 0 II 2 0 7 7 10 7 I) 0 19 football Six of the The proposed railroad tunnel at Van couver 13 Will cost $1720000 baseball team that toured Japan recently played 13 games with the strongest Nipponese nines and won Il of them Johnny Kane Roanoke welterweight who has been staging a successful comeback Is now under the wing of Dale Gardner who also has taken In tow Red Gorman a promising looking local flyweight Kane has been matched with rcddio Mutter of Charlotte In the eight round 'feature at Portsmouth on riday night each the fact be paved American American Jack dcmpsc'V hit Bill brenMAM CkXlM SO HARO ONjNu: ho Jamaica I Nov 12 (United Press) Andro Castano Mexican heavyweight made a successful United States debut last night when he knocked out rank Zeveda of Jersey In the fourth round of a scheduled six round bout at Jamaica arena fl 7 0 0 0 6 0 2 fl 0 fl 0 0 0 0 uqiblcs Ball fumble of a punt on the the game almost gave the 0 20 31 21 0 10 Vo 0 7 0 tl 0 0 fl 0 1 0 0 7 10 718 Vi 20 RUSTY MURRAY TO BOX BILL SWARTZ 0 13 13 7 0 0 0 1 18 42 the Garden an the deal in 73 fl 7 fl 25 Billy Gooch director of athletics at William and Mary says that If Ids suggestion gets oilh lnl approval members of the Indian football squad In 1930 will bo Ineligible for dates with the Williams burg co eds until after Thanks giving 0 7 7 7 fl 12 JI fl 14 13 £8 fl 0 fl 31 12 7s 0 0 1 13 13 0 Sii 90 0 fl 2fl 20 60 13 13 Gate City Nov 11 Special) for furnishing Gate City with electri cal power aie being received at the county clerks office here as the ten year franchise granted to the Ap palachian Power Co will soon expire Unless another company underbids the Appalachian Power the present ar rangement will remain A franchise for ten years was given this company in 1919 Phil Spear of Poly Tech who has been edging toward the front rank of Virginia backs since early in the sea son and who reached a climax Satur day by scoring four of five goals gets an opportunity this week of taking the ego out of Maryland after the Old Liners came from "behind 13 polnt margin and tied Yale last Saturday phenomenal burst against Virginia made fans for get that the Cavaliers tallied a pair of touchdowns In the first quarter while the whole Tech team was dor mant Aerial play figured large In the Gen erala Johnnles game at Lexington and probably will be the backbone of the and attack against Virginia when the two members of the Virginia Big our meet for Lexington home coming day Mattox and Bailey did the heav ing and Williams and Bledsoe the re ceiving in the offensive which gave the Generals 18 points in one quarter while St Johns chose air tactics for Its single score 7 19 12 7 19 VJ sHTsosrr CASTANO BY University Va Nov 12 (Special) Athletic holiday has been granted at the University ot Virginia next Saturday in order that the students may travel over to Lexington to attend the game with Washington and Lee on Wilson ield A special train will go from Char lottesville by way of Staunton and will reach Lexington In time for the morn ing game between Virginia Military In stitute and the University of Kentucky varsity squad will ride over in a special car attached to this train The double header between Cadets and Wild Cats in the morning and Generals and Cavaliers in the after noon Is expected to draw a record breaking crowd of football fans Some shifts will have to be made in the Virginia backfield when Captain Johnny Sloan takes his place at quarter back In the Washington and Lee game Hunter aulconer started at quar terback against I Hast Satur day with Bill Thomas and Herbert Bryant as halfbacks and Albert Lewy at fullback When Captain Sloan went into the game during the sec ond quarter ho replaced aulconer Just what combination of backs will be used against the Generals Is not cer tain The skill of Thomas both as bail carrier and ns punter has probably earn ed him a place as a regular and he and Sloan appear to be sure starters If Gus Kamlner is back in shape for tho Washington and Lee game it will make a quadrangular competition for the other two places behind the line defensive ability and his knack of blocking on offense seems to give him an entry into the position of full back Iowa Carnill 4i Monmouth Ohio stat 1 lllnnls WlHtotuln Minn 128 Virginia teams figure In games still to be played total are Southern Conference battles November IB three I meets will be played and three more are scheduled for Thanksgiving Day November 28 Only one of tho Thanksgiving I games will be played In the I 1 classic at Roanoke Virginia goes down to Chapel Hill to close the season against Carolina and Washington and Iao heads far south to Jacksonville to wind up against lorida ugazy has Scott and appear to lorida Southern Auburn Georgia Georgia Harvard Nebraska So MethuJht MiBHiurl Kauui 39 WHAT IT A 9 Wl CAB) William and and Hampden post season game in Rich mond December 6 may deckle the Vir ginia conference championship To date In the conference play the teams are even with tnreo wins defeats last play of Indians a fourth touchdown The Ma roon halfback apparently did not real ize how close he was to the goal line when he undertook to catch the fly ing oval It undoubtedly would have gone over the goal lino for a touch back and would have been given 'to Roanoke on the 20 yard line Darden Indian end recovered the fumble on Roanoke's one foot line The Indians knowing that they had but a few sec onds' to play rushed into position but the whistle ending the game sounded before the play could be run off Red Maxey shared honors In the William and Mary backfield with Ryan and Bauserman Maxey carried the ball almost as much as the other three men in the Indian backfield but his gains probably did not average as much as did those ot Ryan The lat ter failed to make as much as five yards In the Indian forward wall ields and Shipp were towers of strength Wljllams played his usual good game In the Roanoke backfield but was ably assisted by Boyle and Bell The work of Bell and Boyle In the Maroon sec ondary Hue of defense was conspicu ous Goode Ahalt ix and Trimmer substitute end were outstanding In a Maroon line which played tetter than supporters had anticipated Crowd ot 2000 The crew'd was estimated at 2000 to 2500 personss A small contingent of William and Mary partisans alumni and alumnae for the most part cheer Cornell Harkibdi Niagara Princeton Princeton Columbia Tulane Louisiana Teiai Agglra Mite A and Hauthwetern 20 Georflla Tech Georgia Alburn 210 Navy Penlaun and Notre Datue 45 1'iike Princeton Prnn Georgetown More than $800000 worth of silk and rayon hosiery was shipped from the United States to South Africa in the last 12 months ws i Greatest GoL'MRlUi CAMS Iong HiS 1 New York Nov 12 W) Madison Square Garden again has taken a strangle hold on the promotion of heavyweight fights with a $75000 deal for the services of Max Schmellng ot Germany Phil Scott of England and Victorio Campolo of the Argentine After weeks of negotiations with Humbert rugazy iiounced last night that had been completed and that Sch mellng Scott and Catnpolo would fight for the house that Tex Rickard The ileal ghes the Garden tlr mil monopoly 011 the sen lees of the four leading heat) weight 'on tenders for Gene Tenney's vacant throne Jack Sharkey the Boston sailor already Is under contract to the Gurdon for a fight at Miami In ebruary The negotia tions with I'ugiizy (ransfer from the Italian promoter to the Gar den contracts on serv ices for four lights and on Scott's and Schmellng for one Moro Important still is that the way now seems to for return to rings Schmellng and his manager Joe Jacobs suspended by the New York State Athletic Com mission for failure to tight Scott for ugazy last summer The Garden later was threatened with suspension It It continued to dicker with Schmellng under suspension for a fight with Sharkey But with ugazy's withdrawal the commission's objections apparently have been met since abandoned bls contracts on Sclinicllflg there does not be any good reason why Schmellng should not bo reinstated fii Indications now are that the Garden will attempt to match Schmellng and Sharkey for the mld wlnter show at Miami Stanford Went CrtSxt Olymplo Club Oregon ot A Oregon Stale 0 80 CaU Washington 187 The faster the the greater the profit! Every truck owner knows that Now Reo engineers pio neersinhighspeed lowup keep commercial transpor tation havcpit passenger car speed flexibility and economy into Speed Wag onsof 1 to 3 ton capacity Chicago 27 Rfilolt orest Indiana Ripon Indiana 0 Purdue Princeton Wliconiln 75 Virginia Declares Holi day or Clash With Generals Saturday Army Bunion Gettysburg THvIdMuj Ihirvard 13 Yale Smith Dirokta Illinois Vanderbilt 19 Mlll hiachiia Mlnneinia Auburn Maryville Georgia Tech 153 7 7s Yale Vermont Georgia 1 Brown Amy Maryland 153 Gerald Cannaday proved the winner In the first Public Links championship golf tournament which Is being con cluded on the Blue Hills course Can naday defeated James Mercer In the final round to win the silver cup em blematic of the title and also lifts his name engraved on the big sliver trophy to be competed for annually inal matches In the second third and fourth flight are scheduled to be completed Sunday weather permitting Bad weather caused tho postponement ot many matches since the tournament started some time ago A neia 01 flights competed tor the trophle HARB TO REPEAT Navy and Washington crews won Poughkeepsie regatta two years in suc cession but since the war no racing crew has been able to repeat Its con quest And above all they have made these qualities more lasting than ever before thought passible They have added features in design that mark a new era in 1 to 3 ton hauling See and try these new Speed Wagons Reo Motor Car Company Lansing Mich COMMERl lAIIZllf GAME Two baseball teams from New York and Brooklyn played a game In 1858 which is said to have been the first at 1 which an admission fee was charged Pltttburflh Wiyucabulg Huka 27 Wm Va Nebraska Allegheny Ohlo 223 Sharkey German Bout Seen as Miami Mid Winter eature BlUL 8AKER of MWLEY school iwoiuiQ WE ARMED CEtfe Roanoke 0 I Bridgewater Albright 0 ML 8 KichinuPil Tu tmory and Henry Rulliurfvrd 2 Mllllgen 80 il ti Koannka Klhmond 28 Kmc 192 Harvard 4 BaM Hampshire Army Dartmouth 11 lorid Michigan 13G fl 2d Ji Asheville Nov 12 (United The freshman eleven from Dilkc University defeated Oak Ridge College 13 to 0 here yesterday Both touchdowns' were made by blilman hard driving fullback who was the out standing star of the game Tlio Duke freshmen subs had tho ball on Oak one foot line when tho final whistle blew faino snagged passes to give 1 two touchdowns and a victory over Clemson The resumption of the ns tat ton attack by ttie Cadets remliKled old grad of the days when Jimmy Leech and Ttiggy Stuart were leaders In a passing game which earned for I ty ains Hie imine lying squad 0 WAS TICfR PLAYER BUI Roper jctcran Princeton football coach was a star tackle on tho Tiger elevcng ot 1899 1900 and 1901 GATE CITY TO GRANT NEW POWER RANCHISE 12 0 13 San rancisco Nov 11 (P) Evan gelical methods of the Methodist Epis copal church were discussed today be fore the semi annual conference of its board of bishops by 'Bishop Adna Wright Leonard of Buffalo with ministers of the Ban rancisco confer ence also in attendance Bishop Leonard voiced his disap proval of commercial evangelism and criticized the employment of evange lists at high salaries to increase church membership "People without conviction ara not needed tn the he said "Unless true repentence and belief prevails in the church membership our efforts are worse than useless A successful church requires personal leadership" The board ot bishops named Bishop Edwin Hughes of Chicago fraternal delegate to the Irish and Wesleyan method conference to be held in Ire land and England next year 1 Practically all soda fountains South Africa are from America IlllfiOll Ransag Brirdhy 7 Jow Mkhlnn Nurthwealcro IJ Amy 198 Washington Light Heavy weight Replaces Bus Ma lone On Card Sustained Drives Give William Mary Victory Over Maroons 13 13 46 19 fl: 45 2(J 13 tt 19 Rt Juhnr Navy 7 IT I Brifiktowater Roatuika 118 Defeats James Mercer in i nals of Public Links Tourney Brown Rprlngft'l ll I Klatt Prlmclon Yale Hvrecute TTolv Cron Vartwuutli 60 Tanneisee Ontra MlMisilpiil Alabama 30 and Auburn Nwman 257 Displaying a sustained drive which swept the Uonnoke Maroon line to one side the Wllllnm and Mary Indians by rr nson of a 19 to 8 'victory yester day at Maher ield drew a little closer to tho Virginia Conference football champ onship But the Maroons while beaten fought all the way They lacked tho power in the pinches The contest was slow and lacked color Ope bright feature was the 67 yor'l run by Allen Roanoker who In lercpted a William and Mary pass and galloped down the field feature of Game The score was easily the most thrilling feature of an otherwise drab contest The Indians had the ball on 27 and elected to pass Allen who had been shifted from end to fullback grabbed the pass a short one Just over the line of scrimmage and aided by beautiful work on the part of a Maroon Jerscyed line man who cut down would bo tack ler at the proper moment raced to the eight yard lino before he was hauled down from behind by Shipp Indian flankman It was a 67 yard run Bell a mo ment later took the ball over right guard after he and Captain Boyle had advanced it to on line bucks to the one yard stripe The Indians' running attack was far superior to that of Hie Roanokers and they also had equal success with passes The Williamsburg eleven scor ed 14 first downs to three for Roa noke two of the latter on completed forward passes and one on a penally In all the Indians completed two passes for a total gain of 36 yards while Roanoke completed three for an aggregate gain of 44 yards Many bubs Both teams made frequent substi tutions the rather warm weather forcing the coaches to make use of their reserves In order to get the best results from their team Coach Branch Bocockof the Indians used 21 men and Coach "Plnkey" Spruhan sent 16 Maroon gridmen Into the fray The game aside from Allen's run was virtually devoid of anything spec tacular Probably the next greatest thrill was provided Roanoke College partisans when for a moment In the fourth period they believed the Ma roons had completed a 28 yard pass to plant the ball on William and 10 yord marker It happened at the opening of the final period Williams had Just tossed once to Boyle for a gain ot 21 yards He fell back for another passing at tempt and after cleverly sidestepping an Indian end who bore down upon him he heaved a long spiral to Trim mer The latter seemed to have made the catch but was tackled and fum bled He recovered the ball himself but Umpire Carrington despite a loud protest from the Maroon cheering sec tion ruled pass Virginia lUiidulDli Ho Carolina bwariliinur Kt Jilini Maryland 12 1 Pinehurst Nov 12 A purse of $2500 drew' 94 professional golfers to Pinehurst for the tenth innual nild south open best ball event preliminary to the mld Soutliopen golf tourney Joe Turnesa and Henry Clucl who teamed together to take the event last year Johnny arrell William Mc arlane Cyril Walker Jim Barnes and reddy McLeod Leading pairs entered: Joe Turnesa Elmsford with Henry Clucl MUI River Conn William Mcarlane Tuckahoe with Moore Washington Jim Barnes Pelham with Emmett rench Youngstown Ohio Bobby Crulckshank Progress with red McLeod Washington Johnny arrell New York with Tom Kerrigan New York Cyril Walker Paramus with William Walker Paramus Al Clucl lushing I with Roland Hancock Lyncnourg Va Jack orrester Shorthills John Golden Patterson 0 RIVALS COPS The University of Utah has a varsity pistol team whose chief rivals are the Salt Lake City Police Department and the local National Guard unit nwtmouth Norwich Hohurl AlleRhrny 'ohtmhla Harvard 12 13 Brown 281 Three Persons Have Died As Result of Rioting At Mendoza Columbia Middlebury tilfin Dart mouth 33 Wllllami Cornell IGO 19 37 4 'J flu IS' eOBBV JOKES MADE KING MINE OLES(X (N PAR IN AM MXO AT EAST LAKE ATLANTA or a cm a par 7Z course Ahalt Ahalt for Ritter Abbott for arley Ritter for Lavlnder Hopkins for Caughman 4 Referee Parrish (V I) umpire' Carrington (Va) head linesman Smythe (Army) field Judge Williams (Va) 7'lme of periods 15 minutes 0 MICHIGAN Itl CORb Bus Malone has cancelled his eight round feature bout scheduled here No vember 18 and Rusty Murray local light heavy will meet Billy Swartz former amateur champion ot the South and now sparring partner of Marty Gallagher here next Monday night Swartz Is a stable mate of Joe Small wood and comes to Roanoke billed as a puncher He efghs around the 175 pound mark The complete card In addition to the Murray Swartz bout Includes Ralph Hood of Charlotte and Sailor Gibson the one punch star In the second bout and Billy Whitmore and Don Whitlock In the third eight rounder Young Altls takes on Kid Bums of Charlotte in a' spe cial six rounder Swartz la a puncher who has won his last two bouts by the route He is being handled by rankie Mann veteran Washington trainer who Is tak ing him slowly Mann says Swarts gives promise of developing into a real heavyweight prospect Johnny Kane Matched With reddie Mutter DICKShELToM 8co lb Steer IB 5 SECONDS world's Record The home town boys made good before the very eyes of (lie lionie towners Captain Al Hankinsimrteiba amt Tommie hcott end playing In Norfolk on lie same field where they first won gridiron IS 21 27 Berlin Nov 12 Un worried by New York reports that Madison Square Garden has obtained from Humbert ugazy a contract for Max Schmellng'3 services Joe Jacobs his American con fidant and would bo manager an nounced today that Saturday eb 22 1930 birthday had been definitely set for a bout In At lantic City between Schmellng and the best available opponent Jacobs made this announcement upon receipt of a cablegram from Her man Taylor Philadelphia promoter Schmellng promptly agreed to the date German Dempsey" has defi nitely decided to return to the United States at the end of December for a 40 day training grind A troublesome foot Injury Is nearly healed Jacobs declared emphatically that the garden's move will not affect the prospective Atlantic City bout Ar thur Buelow deposed Ger man manager had no right to sign the i ugazy contract lor senmenng Jacobs "arid we will prove 0 BLUEIELD CONSIDERS BUYING WATER WORKS Bits Of Gridiron Gossip Picked Up Here and There Bluefield Va Nov 11 (Special) Possibilities of the city purchasing the West Virginia Water Service com pany are seen in investigations being made by the city board of directors There also exists a likelihood that the city may exercise Its option on the Burkes Garden water rights Purchase of tlio water company and complete development of the Burkes Garden project together would mean an ex penditure of more than $2000000 In a statement today Mayor Lilley said: "It Is the object ot the directors to determine whether the city should exercise its option in an agreement wlti the West Virginia Water Service company to purchase all the property plant equipment and rights of tho water company at a cost of $950000 plus additions which have been made subject of approval ot the city directors since this agreement has been in effect" Mayor Lilley stated positively that If the water company was purchased there would be a reduction in rates It is the object of the present Investi gations to etcrmlne whether the city could operate the company at a profit and the same time at a saving to the consumers Yesterday all the members ot the city board visited Burkes Garden and made Inspections of the water rights there which are under option 0 METHODIST BISHOPS DISCUSS EVANGELISM Indiana Wabath Notrs DuOie Odrflffo h(j staff MinMtvt To ormer National Open Champions to Compete or Prize blocked POMT INTO A KWHUAUN 7 0 Jjin) Dt I TEAM Alabama Mlsi College MIskIjjiIjiiiI TenneMfe Sew aneo Vanderbilt tyntucky 192 Davl' Elkins Morrlit Harvey Wwt Va iKiulf Geneva Quantico unlham Va Wesleyan 13Q 34 fl 12 80 MIANSDRAW NEARER TITLE WITH 19 6 WIN fl 23 fl (i 62 California Sant Clara St Mtry'a 1 Wash Penn Olympic Club Mo Cal Montana J42 Carnegie Tech Bethany Thiel West lee an I 3 Notre Piitiie 18 Wesh 1)3 13 7' 29 2fl 23 Tsr Co "fleo ofct SIMM 1PO7 Photv 11 JO 1171 31 Salem Awe (By 'J lie Assuclaietl Pros) New Al Nlnger New York stopped Jolfliny Slieppurtl Boston (7) N'e Tin li'ton 1 1 1 ki 11 il mit polnted Pinky slherberg New York (HD Philadelphia Charley Belanger cniiaila outpointed Matt Philadelphia (10): Benny Philadelphia ottl pointed Reed New York (10) Buffalo Jimmy Slattery Buffalo knocked out Johnny Hay stack Blnghaniptiui (I) Pittsburgh pa rarnier Joe coop er Terre Haute Ind outpointed Bmk lerniin (to) Newark Hoc Conrnd New ark outpointed Rene De Vos Bel gium (10) Loulst lite Ry rankie Graham New York knudted out Nick Bar tels St Louis (2) 0 Bl INDIAN ACES TAYLOR IN OURTH STRUGSLE Score by perods: William and Mary 0 7 6 0 19 Roanoke 0 6 0 0 6 William and Mary scoring: Touch downs Ryan Maxey Mozleekl point after Bauserman (running play) Roanoake scoring: Touchdown Bell Substitutions: William and Ryan for Baldacci Constantino for Ryan Ryan for Mozleskl Paxson tor Kaufman Baldacci for Constantino Mozleskl for Ryan Willis for Darden Darden for Shipp Kaufman for Pax sons Constantino for Baldacci Ryan for Mozleskl errell tor Douglas Sheff'for Maxey Brodewlck for Willis Roach'e for Benton Ayers for ields Diggs for Murphy Caugh man for Abbott Lavlnder for Mc Pherson arley for Hopkins Trimmer for Allen Allen for Cruise Hopkins for William and Mary 19 Roanoke Col lege Emory and Henry 28 King Col lege 13 I Junior Varsity 35 Appren tice School 0 (night) Staunton Military Academy 25 lshburne Military School 0 Weaver College 7 American Legton All Stars 38 State rosh 43 Wake or rest rosh 0 Gullford 6 Catawba 0 Western Maryland 33 Loyola (Bal timore) 7 St Thomas 7 St Bonaventure 0 St rancis 6: st Vincent 0 West Virginia reshmon 19 Broad dus College 0 St Louie University 0 Oklahoma Aggies 0 (tie) Arkansas Tech 7 Ouaehlta 7 (He) Montana State 13: Wyoming 0 Brigham Young University 25 Colo rado Teachers 13 Bothel 20: Oakland City 0 Waynesburg 7 Geneva 0 Trinity (Texas) 0 Simmons 0 (tie) West Liberty (W Va) Normal 60: Morris Harvey College 0 Carthage 7 Eureka 7 (tie) Tusculum College 6 Teachers Col lege 0 Holy ross rosh 7 Boston College rosh 6 Spring HUI 35 Marlon Institute 0 Abilene Christian College 7 Texas Tech 3 West Texas Teachers 27 New Mexico Military Institute 0 Platteville State Teachers 52 Uni versity of Dubuque 0 Evelet Junior College 46 Bemidji State Teachers 8 intcr Mountaln Union 7 Billings vJiy Ui Occidental College 28 ivge Louisiana Normal glcs 12 Loyola (Chicago) 6 Orleans) 6 (nleht) Mllllnan (Tenn) College 15 Con cord Va) Normal 0 (night) GERALD CANNADAY GOL CROWN By John Romano (By Special Leased Wire to The World News Copyright 1929) New York Nov Santiago Zorllla the San Blas Indian who was taken from tho Jungles of Panama with lit tle else but a string as his raiment and now boasts the largest wardrobe of any fighter In the ring is a real good battler and one of the master showmen ot the country in the ring You don't have to take Zorllla's man word for It All one has 'to do is to talk to some of the fighters the Indian has fought and the answer will be convincing enough Usually when a pair ot boys fight more than twice the subsequent fights are little more than burlesque The boys know each other so well that no damage results But the case of Zo rllla and Buddy Taylor are different The pair have had it out three times now and Jack Dempsey thinks enough of the battles the pair of game cocks waged that he is willing to put them on for another meeting November 15 Taylor won the first two meetings the pair had but the dark skinned warrior came back and gave the Terre Haute terror one of the worst lickings In the latter's extensive career In the semDflnal to the Zorllla Tay lor fight Dempsey has paired Vince Dundee and My Sullivan for ten rounds As Jack holds the exclusive right to welterweight champion Jackie Helds' service In a titular match the probability is that Dempsey will pair tho winner of the Dundee Sullivan con test with the champion Dundee ba da whirl at ields and came out of the losing end Sullivan a real good fighter out of St Paul will be making his bld for the big time My Is a pleasing battler and packs a terrific walloj for one of his cleverness The punch and cleverness do not gb together but Sullivan seems to have combined those traits and shapes up as a battling boxer Georgia urman No Carolina fl lorhh Tulnn Georgia Tech A LWlua lorida Ttihria Dama Vanderbilt 89 Mendoza Argentina Nov 12 Three persons have died and a fourth Is not expected to live as a consequence of rioting growing out of the assassina tion of Dr Carlos Washington Lenclnas Mendoza political boss and bitter foe of President Irlgoyen Sunday evening Twenty one were Injured Among the dead Is Jose Caceres be lieved by police to have been the assas sin of Dr Lenclnas He was said to have fired four shots one entering Dr head and another his lung Although he was not Identified posi tively a police guard was kept about his bed The city was under a modified martial law with troops patrolling the' streets and theaters and public meet ing places closed as a precaution against reprisals Newspapers con demned the shooting as a politically inspired plot to remove a powerful enemy of the president Dr Lenclnas was a former governor of the province and federal senator elect The senate refused to seat him however and he had returned to Men doza from Buenos Aires to face arrest on a warrant charging maladininlstra tlon and corruption In office He was shot while addressing a crowdpt 5000 which had gathered to hear him More tourists are visiting Hawaii this season tlan in any previous year 0 Japan is breaking all of its steel producing records I Jlamiwl KidimuMd lorid rilitle! MrglnU Maryland Clemson 130 I ItaanuH I'enn 4k Virginia ITO Lynchburg 37 hviitm ky Va fl 4 St Juhudi 127 Hamptfcn Sydniij' 1 Bridgewater (i i Cornell Colgate 2 Lynchburg Minnesota Vanderbilt Hipnn Indiana Jowa 160 Swarthmore Dresel Venn Virginia tVah and Delaware Johns Hopkini90 North Carolina Wako nrett Maryland Georgia lech 12 Georgia 3 Va I'uly 32 (J State 40 8 231 Notre Dame Intllana Navy Wtaconiln Carnegie Tech 2fl Georgia Tech Drain) 33 Ohio State Wiitonburg 7 lmva Michigan Indiana Pitt Nurthweitern "tl Penn State 1 Niagara Lebanon Marshall Lafayette Syracuse rone 88 In Annual Trials Petersburg Nov 12 Running of the final braces In the all age stake held the spotlight today as the Vir ginia Amateur ield Trial Association Cw tlnued Its annual field trials at Camp Lee ToucKrtone Judith Liver and Tickled Pointer owned and handled by Haynes of Richmond was yesterday declared the winners of the derby stake for puppies Twent one dogs were cast In the derby stake Three braces entered In the nil age were run yesterday afternoon and this event was to be concluded this after noon The field events yesterday were attended by good weather but the sportsmen and crack setters and point er encountered a light rain this morn ing WheonUn Dakota Kipcn Colgate Nurthweitem Not re Deme low Ptirdtia 2iChkgd Penntylvanla ll and Pwarthiwe 1 Cellfornla 10 Uhlgb Peun State My Sullivan and Vince Dundee Meet in Ten Round Semi inal 101 West Virginie wm Vi Wee Davia Elkine Duqijesjm Pittsburgh 2 ami Oklahoma A Detroit Princeton A inherit llrnwn Cornell 13 Nnvj Chicago Lohlgh 68 80 California 78 11 nf a A Oregon Plate Washington (bchkntal Stanford California NiUnto Pale Dry WALL 1 1 rtf ftt vZZ til 1 xw ifcZ 'E'' 3 1 2 I I 1 i iMCyX 2i Vtr 'JI hULrtKd IN il BALL MEET AT PINEHURST 7W4 I 0 1 I i Ji I hiiiijfejgly MMI1 SOT cd the efforts ot the Indian gridmen The lineup: tvilllatn uimI Mary Roanoke Shipp LE Ritter Benton McPherson Douglas LG Ahalt ields ix Kaufman RG Abbott Murphy RT Goode Darden RE Allen Mozleskl QB Bell Maxey LH Williams Baldacci RH (Capt) Boyle Bauserman Capt)B Cruise.