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Learn STRASBURG SCHOOL Pupils who have never danced may start next Monday or Thurs day evening in the Be class There is absolutely no embar rassment Those who already dance but want the newest steps and latest dances may come next Tuesday or riday eve ning Orchestra music We positively guarantee to teach you to dance or sixty nine years leading dancing school Not a public dance hall Not the cheapest but the best Children's Classes Now in Progress Write or phone for free illustrated booklet of particulars Cad 0967' Just off Woodward on Sproat If kSMMSMaUAiUMUMIlAIWUI IMIMnkWMMAMMMBI 1 sa Anti Draft Leagues Appear To Be Weakening In Their Attitude Toward Majors 9 CELTICS ELIMINATE 5 CALEYS ROM RACE STAR OH TOP 1 INTEREST IS NATION WIDE SECOND RIGHT HANDER BIG TEH PL MS SPORT GROWTH Celtic 3 CCaledonla SIX DAY BIKE RIDERS START TURMAN AWAKES MINUS TWO COLTS Wing Club Shirt HEARNE ADVANCED gin TO SECOND PLACE Marked with your own initials Collars attached or detached Price $550 Each 32 Adams Ave game as did penalties for Girl Elevens Ignore Rules To Pull Hair OOTBALL BIDS ADIEU AT CLOSE GREAT YEAR DUNDEE RANKS HIGHASBOXER bom came Show Allen drlv taklrj score! top cl Harry Heilmann ourth Man to Exceed That igure in His tory of American League 403 AVERAGE PUTS BENGAL un the eather Champion to Concede Both Weight and Age to Sid Barbarian ZEV LEADS US HORSES IN WINNINGS Conference Officials Adjourn With Hope of Beating 1923 Records MAY DECLARE PEACE AT CHICAGO MEETING Sinclair Colt Earns More Than Quarter Million in Brief Career passes well when and receives passes He Paris Due Albert Grange the rench billiard expert today won the professional 182 billiard cham pionship of rance His average was 3112 for the five matches in which he played Grange for thel last three years has been the closest rival of Koger Conti the titleholder The experts predict that Grange will prove a worthy contender for Conti whin the hitter returns to rance from the United (Slates Minor Circuits Have Been Taught That All Is Not Peaches and Cream Since Majors Put the Screws on Them as Measure of Retaliation Landis Stands Aloof Season Marked by Records for Attendance and Series of Upsets BIs HC HL 1 Miller Starts With Three Horses but Pair Are Missing New Orleans Dec 2 Stanley and Catromca two of three race horses being brought here frpm Bowie Md were missing from their box car when Miller owner awakened he told the oplice Of the three that he started with Monday Miller said only Bethemen was where he should have been I The turfman declared the three runners were in the car when he fell asleep at Picayune Mirs Sat urday night Hoot prints near the car led the police to believe the animals reach ed here before they were stolen or broke away Made to your measure from IMPORTED WHITE CLOTH It has not been our privilege to learned to read at an early age and the name of Grangeran true In the accounts of all Illinois games like the thread of an obligate Added to this is a communique re ceived from a middlewestern au thority who has seen all the great ones step for the last 15 years Harold in action but we Babe Ruth Nearest Contender inishes 10 Points Behind After Strenuous Race After a sensational race between Harry Hellmann of Detroit and George Huth of New York the De troit slugger led the batten In the American league for tho second time in his career His percent age of 403 was far above bls rec ord last year when he finished fourth Huth slumped In hie hitting to wards the end of the season' fin ishing with an average ot 393 Hellmann and Huth led the proces sion all season the former getting oft to a good start Hellmann start ed to slump In mid season and when the season was about two thirds oyer Huth caught up and passed him only to lose the lead during the final few weeks It la to bo noticed that veterans figured largely In most ot the ex ceptional performances during the year Of the fleet ten batters eight are seasoned players It 1s also noticeable that tho great majority of heavy hitters are left handers wun sight right CELTIC Tlmliu KeW Sinclair Thompson McGlvtrn Houchy JuhMOTt xiiy Bplcc? CrutcmanX All Scots Keep Going All Scots qualified for the fourth round ot the national cup competi tion bv defeating Detroit In the first half of the twin bill st Packard park Sunday by 3 goals to 1 Detroit's display was disappoint ing the Scots exhibiting a far perlor brand of soccer Abernethr and McCue had the measure of th opposing forward line the work of the former being a big factor in tho success of his side rom tho kick off the Scots went off with a rush Walker hitting the upright with a slow ground shot and before the attack subsided Warner was called upon to several determined efforts One hard drive from Shade was stopped by Warner the goalie drop ping on to the ball to save and be fore he could clear the Scots for wards were upon him like a swarm of bees When tho debris wa cleared away Warner had to tire for medical treatment having received a nasty kick In tho race when on tho ground Drennan Scores or Sent" Advantage continued to He lt8 the Kilties defense Continued on Page Seventeen) Now York Dec 2 Zev Harry Sinclair's three year old which de feated Papyrus In the recent Inter national match race was credited with having won $288573 57 in Ids career on tho books of the Jockey club which aro official for turf history The announcement of the Jockey club settled the controversies of those who had argued about Zev's monetary relations to Isinglass English thoroughbred which top ped raco horses ot all time by amassing $291275 Zev's total places him at the top of Ameri can three yenr olds and second only to Isinglass in worlds rec ords Of his total Zev won tho largest portion last year when ns a threo yeur old ho brought $19127581 to his owner the remainder being his winnings as a two year old sprlnt Columbus Dec 2 Tho Co lumbus Tigers' ability to follow the ball coupled with a successful for ward pass enabled them to wallop tho Dayton Triangles a much heav ier team hero today by a score of 30 to 3 In a national pro leuguo football can? two 26 yard runs flank during the little to fear from Barbarian punches If past records mean even a trUle It' will be Barbarian's second Stic bout with a champion In his last engagement he lost to 1'lnkey Mitchell junior welter weight champion despite a to the front in the closing rounds Because Barbarian can not hope to make tho featherweight limit Dun dee's title will not be involved in tho dispute here Preliminaries Mediocre Three bouts that appear mediocre on paper will precede the Dundee Barbarian fuss In tho semi final Young Hurley will leave his mail sack long enougt to try conclus ions for eight rounds with an old rival rankie Keough Both are local lightweights and both have been absent from tho ring for six months or more Keough will at tempt to blot out the memory of two previous defeats by Hurley Johnny Mello and Eddie rank lin are scheduled to for eight rounds after Walter Tremaine and Johnny Webber have opened the entertainment with a six round bout Sixteen Teams Pedal Off in 35th Annual Race in New York ki New York Dec Gotham's 35th International slx day bicycle race got under way at one minute after midnight when red Stone actor pulled tho trigger of the starting gun mid 16 trams pedalled oft for the monotonous grind In Madison Square Garden Leading teams were split by the management and tho riders re ar ranged in new combinations to en liven Interest Alfred Goullet tho premier rider of the 32 contestants who has been a member of tho teams winning 12 slx day grinds was paired with Orlando Plan! of Italy Alfred Grenda ot Tasmania who won the last race hero with Goul let was paired with red HUI of Boston The teams entered were: Amerlcan ltnllhn red Goullet Newark and Orlando Plant Italy Swiss Belgian Oscar Egg and Caesar Debets Jamming team Mau rice Brosso Italy and Teter Moes koph Holland Irish Eddie Madden mid Hurry Horan both of Newark Jewlsli Amerlcun David Lands Irvlngston and Sam Eastman Newark rench Senegal Jean Chardon and Alex Ne fnttl Belgian Mnurlco DcWolfe and Harry Stockelynch Bearcat team Higgle McNamara Newark and Teter VanKempen Holland Vet erans' team red Hill Boston and Alfred Grenda Tasmania Metro politan team Willie Coburn Kear ney and Harry Kaiser Now York Italian rancesco Verrl and Giuseppe Azzlni Jersey City red Taylor Newark nnd Jake Magln Inlngtqn 1 Spark team Anthony Beckmnn Syracuse and Wllllo' Hunley Sun rancisco German ritz Hauers and Henry Tietzy nnd Italian' road team Alex Tonaiiic and lluggcro errnrio RANCECROWNS CUE CHAMPION opposition to third time inal score: 1 Llne upe: CALEDONIA Seay Sutherland Higgins Bene Allen Cowan raser Morgan Stevens Sutherland Alien erguson Time rtf hslvee 45 minutes Kelly (2) Crulck shank Morgan New York Dec 2 Annual team competition' for tennis supremacy between the United States army ami navy will be Inaugurated in 1924 the United States Lawn Tennis as sociation announced today Secretary of War Weeks and As sistant Secretary ot the Navy Roosevelt hnv accepted a plan for the competition as outlined by Dwight Davis president of ths A and details will be worked out at a conference soon Tho association will donate a trophy for the service eyent TIGERS BEAT DAYTON PICARD PICARD Shirttnakers Importers Stroh Bldg Error in Scoring 250 MiIe Auto Race Corrected Los Angeles Doc Eddie Hearne ntul Ralph de Talma who were announced as having finished third nnd seventh respectively In tho 26ft mile mptor race at Beverly Hills Thanksgiving Day were ad vanced to the positions of second and sixth at the end of a re check conducted by American Automobile Association officials Jimmy Murnny was lowered from second to third place and Jack Shafer from sixth to seventh posi tions ai result of the re check Accordihg to a statement Issued In connection with the announce ment the difficulty in scoring ocur red xvhen the official scorer became ill during the race and was replaced by another official As a result ot being awarded sec ond place Hearne's total of cham pionship points Jor the 1923 sea son Is 1882 while Murphy was sec ond on tho list with 1360 points Beaten Coast League President to Take Wrigley ight to Chicago New York Dec Trepnratpry to proceeding to Chicago where he will appear before the national ar bitration commission of baseball William II McCarthy admittedly "one of the presidents" of the Pa cific Coast league arrived In New York Saturday night from New Or leans where he stopped enroute from San rancisco Mr McCarthy will contest before the commission the election ot Har ry Williams Dos Angeles newspa perman 'to the presidency from which he was "deposed" last Juno after he had questioned thu owner ship of the Seattle baseball club He charged William Wrigley owner of the San rancisco club of the same league and of the Chicago Notional league club with sponsor ship of the Seattle organization Asserting that he held the funds and records of the league Mr Mc Carthy charged he had been ousted by the Influence of Mr Wrigley who he alleged was conducting "syndicate baseball" Mr McCarthy's contract expired last November Asked If he would renew It he declared "that was be side the question which la a matter of principle" He traced his diffi culties to his banishment of two players who were discovered to have "thrown" games for gainblera Hurry 1 Stafford attorney for the league accompanied him ARMYANDNAVY TO PLAY TENNIS Middlewestern Observer Ranks Halfback Ahead of Gipp Coy Mahan and Other Illustrious ootball Stars' nr' DAVIS 'J WALSH tKIlllngei New York Dec 2 In keeping I etc out rase with gratuitous impartiality at inis season of the year there seems to bo a common Impression west of the Alleghenies that there was only ono ball runner of tho late cam paign namely Harold Grange of Illinois The east had Its Pfann of Cor nell Its Wilson of Penn State the far west its Noble of Nebraska but according to available advices Grange was the ranking offensive back of the season and more He was and is one ot the great run ners ot the modern generation a man to be mentioned with Mahan Coy Gipp Kllllnger Charley Bar ret and other Immortals If Walter Camp should be so ill advised as to1 Ignore Grange tn his selection of his first All American team the middlewest in totp will lash Itself Into a lather 1 Calls Grange Grcnteat Veteran Italian Will Have Advantage in Experience i Over Detroit Boy Johnny Dundee veteran Italian boxer who holds the featherweight championship of the world will glvo away both weight and age to Sid Barbarian the Detroit south paw when they meet in the Arena Gardens Tuesday night as the head line attraction of the Empire Alh letlo monthly show In both point of service and ac tual age Dundee Is uno of the eat rmgmen In the service Ac cording to the record books he was born as long ago as 1893 in Shur ka! Italy and he has been fighting professionally since early In laid Sid Six Years Younger Barbarian Is six years his jun ior and made his first appearance in tho paid ranks of pugilism in August 1919 Dundee was thought by many experts to have passed the peak of his career long before Barbarian was ever heard of But Dundee much after the man ner of tho chattering brook seems destined to go on interminably De spite youth and a weight advantage ot about six pounds Dundee will enter the ring against the lefthander as a favor ite in the dope or Dundee is recognized as one of the cleverest men In the business and he his I 4 a 1 a '4aass Y) ssV a re sk a ia 0 Kllllnger Gipp Mahan Chick Har Tn man declares wnn rAAHrVfi lvrt thof flrancn la greatest runner he ever has seen on a football Held Granire aecordiuv to our inform ant happens to be that rare speci men of prehistoric biped the foot ball player without a weakness "Grange is positively the great est runner with the ball I ever saw" declares the man who viewed many of the great ones at their best He played in eight of Illinois' nine games and he won everyone ot them by his running with the ball He scored at least one touch down on everv team he faced three against Nebraska the team that stopped Miller and company ot Notre Dame Ho is a great fol lower of interference and dodges serves shifts 'gears' changes pace and keeps his feet I saw him shako off five Wisconsin tacklers and make 28 yards through the line An Instance In Point "Please keep in mind that after Grange left the Wisconsin game Illinois did not make a first down Tut while no was tn he curried tho ball on practically successive plays from hls own 30 yard line down tho field for a touchdown He turned in around each march "He forward asked to do so with clutches that never miss grabbed a pass out ot a Northwest ern man's hands and ran 77 yards for touchdown on a field that was muddy' in spots and dry in others very treacherous Nobody la the big ten was able to stop hlift at all "Tho point I would make is that I have seen Grange in all sorts of weather and turf conditions and never yet has ho failed to tear off hls long runs He is good defens ively If there is anything 1 have forgotten it is not worth mention ing" ffllitaitliniUHnmiwHnwnimunHinmiimnuiuuunuiuuiiiniiinniimiininar Harry Leads Again or the jeconi time in his career Harr Heilmann slugging 5 Detroit outfielder led the American league in batting in 1923 the official averages released this morning giving him a mark of 403 He is the fifth man in the history of modern baseball to bat above dnn Ankara T'ww MannlanM alnla arfrl Ql 3 a rw a HV VHIVb YTC4G VWUU) ilUJTViCVJl ler of the American league and Rogers Hornsby in the National I Babe Ruth was closest rival the Yankee home run hit i ter finishing 10 points behind Michigan Ohio State Chicago ace Heavy ootball Cards Next Year Chicago Dec 2 Their 1924 sched ules arranged athletic officials of the Western conference who met here yesterday today were build ing up hopes of duplicating or surpassing during the coming year the 'successes ot 1923 In every branch of college sportit With Illinois and Michigan joint football champions ot tho season Just closed scheduled to meet at Urbana October 18 and stadiums to be dedicated at Illinois Minne sota and Indiana next season con ference officials believe football at tendance records of 1923 which topped all previous years will be exceeded next year Wisconsin is cheered with the re turn of Edward Gerber star tackle ruled out of the last two 1923 games on charges of profes sionalism and re instated by the faculty athletic representatives at the meeting here Baseball Gamea Set The conference baseball Beason will open April 12 with each team scheduled to play at least four conference opponents Minor sport programs have been completed in cluding Indoor swimming indoor track and tennis meets and a com mittee of the faculty athletic rep resentatives had been named to fix definitely the date for the outdoor events to be held at Stagg field University of Chicago 1 Heavy football schedules are by Michigan Ohio State am Chicago which will meet six con ference opponents within the sea son' Minnesota and Wisconsin have carded three conference games each and Northwestern Indiana Purdue Iowa and Illinois have each ar ranged four Big Ten games for 1924 The single intersections! con test announced so far will be be tween Illinois and the Navy on Oc tober 11 according to tentative ar rangements Chicago Gets Swimmers The IndoAr swimming meet set for March 13 and 34 will be held at the University of Chicago the indoor track meet March 14 and 15 at Northwestern university and the conference tennis tournament at the University of Chicago May 22 The faculty representatives raised the fees of football officials at con ference games from $50 to $75 and a resolution urged the employment of men of integrity to take charge of games and declared their rulings whether agreed with or not should bo supported wholeheartedly Re spect and courtesy toward the of ficials from the spectators was so licited The resolution is considered to have been occasioned by a disturb ance at the Michigan Wisconsin game at Madison when spectators objected to an official decision on touchdown and threatened the ref eree BY HARRY BULLION SECRETLY the majorleagues may wish to restore the draft in the five circuits that refused to subscribe to it when the major minor agreement went into effect in January 1921 still they do not appear in a mood to make the slightest advances Nobody will deny that the strained relations between the big fel lows and the small fry have had a damaging effect on the best interests of the game in its various scopes The majors could profit immensely through a more congenial working basis with the minors and in turn the little leagues would share in the success But the majors weeping recent ment over what they describe as unfair demands by the minors are accused by the minors of being un fair There the matter stands each faction determined tp yield noth ing to the other but apparently both are willing to compromise to the Magnate Whether the situation clarifies during the meetings of ths magnates big and little in Chicago this month Is another question however Judge Landis who upon hls appointment as supreme dictator In baseball declared he would make It his business to make the Ameri can association Taclfio Coast league International league Three Ey league and tho Western league to alter their anti draft attitude seems to have failed One year ago when the minors held their annual meeting in Louis I Ville Ky Landis endeavored to effect a reconciliation between tho belligerent parlies but he did not win hls point Overtures nflght be I made by one side or tho other dur ing the coining meeting though not under the head ot official business 1 as Landis empowered to call a joint I meeting ot tho majors and minors has gone on record as stating that he sees no necessity for one Both Sides Will Suffer If the minors stand their ground 1 to the end ot refusing to modify their terms upon which they will resume business relations with thu majors they as well as the big fel lows must suffer In tho future as they have in the past particularly the most recent season It Is tho contention of the small leagues that the majors cannot re cruit their ranks without their help while the majors feeling perhaps correctly that the minora sooner or later must declare an end to the war to save their finances cannot hold out much longer The small fry lost considerable money last season by virtue of their refusal to accept players on option from tho majors and the measures of retalia tion adopted by the major circuits that refused to purchase from their commou enemy Basing one's opinion of the breach between tho nntl draft leagues anti the majors on cold facts the bur den of the hlanift for existing con ditions must go squarely bn the American and National'' leagues whose owners In apparent mad de sire to outbid each other for play ers of desirable merit clothed the bush league club owners with gold Boiled tn Wealth Thea The minors felt and qute nat urally too that It was more profit able tor them to restrict the privi leges of the draft when there were so many crasy men In the majors willing to separate themselves from fortunes for players who under the conditions of the selective draft principles would bring merely the sum stipulated in the agreement graded ot course In accordance with tho classification of the cir cuits from which the athletes were chosen The more the majors bought from the market tho more the minors be came convinced that tho National and American loops would throw all caution away and pay outrageous sums for untried material But the majors retaliated with so much weight that the minors realizing that they overplayed their hand must1 seek a settlement some way though as yet no definite move has been started to that end Other eeding Gronnds There are other leagues aside from the anti draft circuits from which tha majors can recruit their ranks Not the equal of ths five outside the fold of course but pro lific enough to provide talent of good quality even If It does require more thorough development One year of this state ot affairs has no doubt altered the entire viewpoint of the antl dratt leagues They have players to sell as usual but nobody in the market to buy them a restriction on ths ad vancement of young ball players and therefore they rather than the club owners suffer It is a matter of record that few if any minor league clubs meet ex penses ot conducting thetr business out of gate receipts alone Their margin of profit when there Is a profit Is realized from the sale ot players outright or through the medium ot the established prices stipulated by tho selective dfaft principle Same for All of Them This applies to the anti draft I leagues as well ns those that sub scribed to tho selective agreement i Therefore while the leagues that are working peacefully with tho I majors accepted In appreciation an Increase in business this year the (Continued on I'age Seventeen) Several Races End in Dispute for Championships Many Individuals Star New York Dec 2 (By the Asso ciated Press) The 1923 football season featured by attendance fig ures that shattered those for all previous gridiron spectacles by a record array of Inter sectional bat tles and by a sensational series of upsets has added probably the most brilliant chapter of all time to ths remarkable growth ot the na tion's favorite college pastime Proof of the keenness with which campaigns for major tfyes were fought is the fact that orily three elevens stood out with undisputed claims to premier honors These were the University of California champion of the Pacific Coast Con ference for the fourth straight year Colorado University winner of the Rocky Mountain conference title with a clean slate: and Yale another unbeaten eleven which captured the Three" crown for the first time since 1916 Critics avor Yale Because1 of its Impressive show ing through a difficult schedule Yale stood out as the most formid able eleven in the east in the opin ion of a majority of critics al though many rated the powerful Cornell eleven unbeaten in three years on an equAl footing with the Blue Honors among the "big ten" of the Western conference were di vided by Michigan and Illinois both of whom showed clean slates while In the Missouri Valley conference Nebraska and Kansas two more un defeated agregatlons ended their seasons In a tie for first place Rival claims for the Southwest ern conference crown were made by both Texas and Southern Method ist universities with the latter's position somfewhat strengthened by a vfetdry over Baylor last titleholder which held Texas to a tie In the Southern txmference Washington and Lee Vanderbilt disputed title claims being defeated by a conference rival but under a system of selection by sports writers Vanderbilt was pick ed as the best eleven awarded the Pickens trophy Bears Still Winning Bears" nnd onlv twice tied In last' four seasons were monarchs ot all they surveyed on the Pacific Coast though the eleven was the victim of one of the sur prises when held to a scoreless tie by Nevada university In the Pacif ic Northwest confevtsnee the Uni versity of Washington finished 'at the top A' Chief among the startling upsets which punctuated play throughout the fall was Nebraska's victory over Notre Dame conqueror ot the Princeton West Point and Georgia Tech in outstanding Intersectional contests and hailed as one of the "wonder teams" of all time until if met reverse Syracuse with its goal line pre viously uncrossed had its eastern championship hopes shattered by Colgate in another form of re versal but the Orange retrieved some prestige by downing Nebraska Alabama southern con ference championship hopes were (Continued on Page Seventeen) WARf KILL OPPOSE OUSTER Ardor of Chase Overcomes Amazons in College ootball Game St Peter Minn Dec 2 Two girl college football elevens battled on thu Gustavus Adolphus gridiron here to a 6 to 6 tie A smash through center for 25 yards a 56 yard end run for a touchdown and the longest punt kicked on the Gusste field this year featured the numerous 15 yard hair pulling The elevens were "mythical" teams picked by sport contributors to the Gustavlan Weekly tho col lege paper ns tho lightweight and heavyweight teams of coeds most likely to conquer on tho gridiron After tho teams had been selected hubbub ot assertions and de nials as to their respective ability arose It was decided to play a game of four olght minute quar ters on tho college fluid' Th only change in the rules made for tho woman students was one designated to eliminate some tackling It was agreed that three blows on the back should consti tute a tackle but not Infrequently thu dtitlor of the chase overcame tho fmazons and they dropped their "mol" In tho regular fashion ths stick Of the first ten were in position to punish hand pitchers tho most Veterans Stand Ont Practically every record went to players who hav stood the gaff for years Prominently among the star performers were Cobb Hell mann Speaker Collins Ruth and Kenneth Williams Cobb gain ed the distinction at the end ot the year of completing his eigh teenth consecutive year with a bat ting average of 300 or better Tris Speaker ot Cleveland set a new American league record In two base hits the Cleveland player nnd manager pounding out 59 doubles Ruth of New York ted all in runs accumulating 151 a traction under ono run per game as he played in 152 A glance at Huth's all around record explains why the Yankee star was voted tho most valuable player of the year Ho compiied a total of 399 bases which included 45 two bair triples and 41 home runs the latter total being twelvs more than hls nearest competitor Wil liams of St Louis Eddie Collins' mark of 49 stolen bases and 39 sacrifice hits were noteworthy performances Munush Snmma ISxcrptlons Leaving put of consideration tfiose who figured only in a few games the record show that out 5f 1 batters who hit the ball for 300 or bettor there ar very few newcomers in the league who crowded into thl3 paatlcular 'col umn llanush of Detroit and Sum ma ot Cleveland may be counted as the brilliant exceptions countea Cleveland finished at 'the top among the teams in batting but it was a close race with Detroit the former Winding up the season with a percentage ot 301 and onlv one point ahead Detroit iNew York Yankees pennant winners and worlds champions were an even ten points behind Detroit while St Louis Was back another ton points 9 Philadelphia Athletics were unable to keep up the early sea son batting clip and finished next to last Boston winding up the sea son with a perwitage of 261 just 40 points behluu the leaders and two points less than in the preced ing year Chicago was midway 'Veshlngton' a point above Philadelphia Scots Unable to Offset Loss of Rivett Star Halfback! and Lose 3 to 1 Goal Keeping of Tiniiny Im I portant actor in Bowie Hurt in Scrim I mage and orced to Retire I BY ARTHUR SALE I Celtic sprang a' surprise by eliminating Caledonia twice! Western finalist from the A challenge cup competition at! Packard park Sunday by 3 goals to 1 A I The result does not indicate the merits of the respective clubs but is undoubtedly a tribute to the sterling defensive play of the Celts asl Caleys were on the attacking end for fully three fourths of the game was forced to play with out its star halfback Kivett his ab sence through injury being a han dicap that the Scots did not seem! able to overcome despite the fact! that Allen gave a creditable dis 1 play in the pivot position I Timlny was th hero of th ram 1 the wonderful goal keeping of th I Celts' defender saving hia aide frond a heavy defeat Kelly and Sln 1 clalr also contributed to the task in hand and a better display of de 1 tensive work against heavy odds) has seldom been witnessed raser Doe ast Work raser signalized his return to I llne pp by some fast runs! and centers but it was on the left the Scots were most dangerous HI Allen being in one of hls lively moods his dribbling and accurately placed centers deserving a better tate Two corners fell to Caleys in the early stages Kelly kicking out when hard pressed Stevens sending high over the bar when well placed Two further corners tell the tale of Caleys persistency but the final effort was not forthcoming Celtic unexpectedly took the lead when Johnson received near the halfway line and running close In brought Seay to hls knees with a terrific drive 'The shot was only partially cleared when Kelly dashed In and touched into the net utter 20 minutes' play Defense Is Alert Allen wa conspicuous for a quick run but the Shamrock de fense was on the alert and Kelly Intercepted the winger's pass was injured in a melee and forced to retire for the remainder ot the period and during his absence Caleys enjoyed the bulk of the play but could not penetrate the opposing lines Half time score: Celtic 1 Caledonia 0 Caledonia attacked with vigor from the restart Timlny handling a high shot from Stevens anj Houchy going away on the right passed to Johnson who drove with great force for Seay to save near the top corner A quick run by raser gave Stevens an opening but the center man's first time drive went sailing high over the bar Thompson made a forward pas which Sutherland tried to inter cept but lanea ana Kelly advantage of the miskick with a long shot: into the the net Swarm on Celtics rom the center Caleys sivarm ed their quarters and from a corner Morgan headed by Timlny This success Infused more life into the Scots team and for a spell the Celtic defense was in hot water put aespue a rierce bardment the Irishmen through with flying colors from Sutherland and were fisted out and one hot from Stevens was headed away by Kelly and although Caleys for wards worked like Trojans they were forced back without achiev ing their object With throe minutes to go Celtic placed the issue beyond doubt Cruickshank running through the Beat Seay tor tn Grange Hailed as Greatest 1 Illini Star Does Eveiything jew Si Ifni i alb fc I T'' fZZ jf 1 A VS) Egg A A s' 74 i I a PWfK': xPxH am A.