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Tuesday, March 13, 1U28.
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J Newton Is Leading Pack
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NI'.'W YOJUC. Mar. 13 AP)
Whittover "logic" there wus In Tex
itiokiird'H cnnipnlKn to produce u
Inxlrnl contender for Oeno Tun.
ney's title was swept out of Madi
son Knuare Gnrden today hy thn
cleaners nionir ' with what ever
hopes Jack Klinrkey hud of Home
(Imp ruling tho crowning- lii-lifhl
of piiKlllsm. .
- Theoretically! 'Johnny niKko.
Ilin piiilBy Austrian tinker of Cleve
land, stands out toiluy an tho forn
moat chullonKnr or' tho title -the
iiik marine wrtn nnn finrmiucn in :
two hattlo with' Jack lK.mp..y. AI-5Br ""'" T
most on a pur with Itlsko stands 1 Baltimore, is ran to bo thonly
"Honest Tom" H.eney, tli llhIw. I PPrentico rider nt Now Orleans
Klnir blacksmith, of New inland. H11" wnii" mis year Iu nw
IKUB cm gums on . in Kieiuur
1 FlSSi
Hut thff Iwn't an ouhre of thn
color t)i( promoting (iniprcWHiirlo
han BotiKht inilutHrinlty hi I'lthur
Hlxko or Hwney.' Thn ImiIut boy
whipped S)inrkoy tlncihlvi'ly In 15
ronmlH luMt nltfht In nilxlnK befurv
Dip Bniallf.it orowL that ever snw
an Iniportnnt hpavywilKht nmtrh
Jiorr. KIhUo's vtfitotY over Hhnr
iipy waa ' a niOHt iinintPrcHtlnR'
bmwl that nnr'ly drttKKi'il every
boly noncorn'-d Into incdlofilty.
! i-i Simiiff Ioft lliKik
.. 'I'tom; tiio opnnlnir round, tho
rotund shook abaorlKr, tu vt-rltnldo
balloonTtIro, of n man, loapnd and
nluntrcd Into Slmrkoy.' he laboring
hm ronntantly with a li-ft hook to 'tnnrrlnd twine?
thiiiKS as a jockey. He U fur in
tim.V'fld over other Joc keys there
; in winning mounts. .
PRESIDENTS'
: GAME
(HSOfluted PreBS Sports Writer) j
OATMAJJ, Arli, Mar. 13 (Al) 1
Tho "riTKB'd black ' inountalnM of
Arizona stood today qh r burrlnr
boforo tho hupdrcd-odd . runnorn
and wiilkvra facing th tonlh Jan of
the a4(H)4inll marathon from (.oh
Angch-H o Ne w York "City.
A hard packed dirt hiKhway,
wIikUmk through the range, rottn to
an elevation of 300 feet Ut tho
Hiiinnilt. Krom 'there It dropped
to 24tfl feet and rose ugaln to
330 fcet. ' Klnmun, 28.S. miles dlH
tunt. wuh the destination today of
the throng that Hwung off March 4
an the' long- U-ck to tho "eastern
coast. r ' - r ' '
Homo hIx hours advantage vas
heldhy Arthur Newton, tho Sua
hronaed entrant, from Hhodesda,
Nouth Africa. In total running time
for the SlO.fl mllen covered since
thn race got- under way. His
elapsed time was 4W hours and 30
lMK..r Oardn-r. S-attlo nrntrtr- n"ve TTir-.w'S!'''!
hoofir, flniHhod Booond in ycHter-
' Rnino XiiinlM'f 111 V
i-iWhiuh prenlden't vWtod'AlnH
kn? ' :
' 2 What pronldent's Hon vmn do
fated for vieo presidency,?
3 -Whnt flvo proKluentH ' were
the body -that -'curled ui from hlj 4 Who wim president during: the
heels'." ?l. The-1' llost'on : nallor-man .var with Mexico?'
hoxed hiH. fival and allll Mie left j 5 what president vlRoronsly op
hook Konined out of nowhere to nned pension hills? . '
mark. Sliarkey
tl Who was the "Hchoolmasler
umack Into lt
woruiMi in close 10 cviiuu mu president?
punch, xrahhed tho lert arm. nniiiy . 7Who was president when New
hoth elhoWB tq his rlhs und tried 'Mexico and Arizona hec'atne stutCH?
every defensive trick of tho game , 8Vns ,.esident rtuchnimn ever
hut still the left hookinK went on. n so,ner'
In tho end, thutMeft hook, the ,,,;. whnt president w
solo real offensive that Hlsko ear-'the Afl.,onn Hlav0 trane ,w,v
rled. won pine of tho fifteen
rounds. The short Hunt flush o
tho heurt. Khnrkey's host punch,
coupled with a left hook, won six
healu for the Boston, man, who
just a year uko was considered- tho
Krentest of tho younKcr henvy-wolKht".
"Starless" Big Ten Grid Teams
Coaches' Plan For 1928 Season
ClllCAao, AP) Western con
ference football conches no lnnRer
hlleh their championship hopes to
stars. '
, As sprttiK practice gets tinder
wii-v:"HOTnfl eoaeheB do- not euen
permit nhotographlnK of their new
cundldntes for fear -some . player
will net too much ballyhoo and
then prove a flop.
The policy of Mob S!nppke nt Ill
inois, who won the Big Ten cham
pionship last fall with a "starless"
team, has spreud through the con
ference until other coaches are
adopting the same attitudes.
Two-team football will become
universal In the conference next
full, but none of the coaches up
pears to be overwhelmed by n rush
of candidates. i
"tns'tend of trying lo get enniiKh
foiitlmll for athletes," said Coach
JHck 'llnnley of Northwestern, "1
nm having trouble finding enough
athletes for footbnll."
- llanley is n convert to the star
less plan, us misfortune la his Btnrs
last fall ruined the brlllinnt pros
pect of his first seneon us a Itlg Ten
coach and left Northwestern lloun
ilei lng In the ruck.
SUM, there are plenty of emp'ty
shoes for the freshmen to try on
this spring, OoHtirbun. (lllbertl
and Co., have gone out of business
at Michigan. The Incomparable
Herb Joesting, at Minnesota, will
Join the ulumnt rooting section,
"liny ' Iewls nt Northwestern nnd
"Cotton" Wilcox nt 1'tirdue will
give way to allien.
The wiring fnathalt season nt
Illinois opened In mlrt-Kebrunry.
Minnesota began work soon nfter
in Its vast new field house. Conch
llanley called his Northwestern
athletes for March 1. but Michigan
put off the spring program of fun
iThment&ls until April.
Tew of the brilliant all-around
squad at Illinois wilt be Inst by
graduation this spring, but the
niher lenders. Michigan nnd Minne
sota, were hnrd hit. Michigan's
Rieatest strength for the coming
campaign will be In those carried
over from 1027, who were not far
behind the regulars In ability. Hoc
Hpears of Minnesota likewise has
salvaged from the old (lopher ma
chine many valuablo parts, but he
must piece together a crew that can
slund the buffeting of six confer
erenoe games, an unusual schedule
In the Illg Ten.
Conch Hlugg of Chicago nlso Is
favored with prospective uvnlluhll
Hy of most of his J927 miuad. his
greatest losses being Ken House,
nil outstanding center, nnd Johnny
McDonough. picked ns a Rhodes
scholar.
The experience of Jimmy rhelnn.
Tiirdue cojcIi, In introducing Hnlrh
Welch to tho conforenco has help
ed to make the coaches even more
secretive. Theinn had planned to
nave up the Texas wonder und
spring him on Purdue's first con
ference foe. On the eve of the
Purdue-llnrvnrd battle, Capt. "Cot
ton" Wilcox broke hie ankle, nnd
Welch had to be used. The way
Welch ran wild against the Crim
son mndo hi ma marked man In
every conference game and rhe
lnn' surprise was spoiled.
JJven the spring training at Iowa
Is under the vigilant gnre of the
alumni. Borne of whom have been
seeking the aealp of Coach Burt
Iiipwernen.
The faculty athletlo committee
determined that Ingwersen hould
have nt lenst ono moro year, his
firth'iit.,Iowit. und the football ma
terial cunilhg eligible next fall may
give liiKwerseu opportunity. to con
found his critics.. , , ,
ILLINI. INDOOR
MEET TO DRAW
500 ATHLETES
CIIAMPAION, III.. Mnr. Ill (AP)
More thnn lion nthlelcs, tho plci(
of the' mid-west, will launch re
newed nssnult on world's trnck and
field records In .thn Hnlverslty of
Illinois Indoor relay carnlyal, .Sat
urday, March "17. ' '
Tho meet will be the climax of
tho Indoor season In this section:
tho comes tho outdoor competi
tion, with the Drukn. Kansas, Ohio
Stato. Texas .'and other relay car
nivals furnishing 'tho-'.setting :for
intercollegiate , Imttli-H for suproni
ncy. ' . " -. ..- .'. ' i
Thn Illinois cnrnlvnl, lm largest
of its kind, will be run off In the
university's big urniory ut Chant
piilgii. It has a fast, 75-yard .oluy
stralKhlnwa for nhiV dashes ifcl
hurdles 'und ,a cinder truck of' sv
nml Ihreo-iniurters laps to the mile
for the -.dlstunce events. l'lvo n:i
tlonul Indoor records huve been es
tHbllslii il or equalled In this meet
s!nco It was launched 1 1 yenrs ugo.
Ttvo -world marks may loUe'r Mils
year. Jack Klilor of Notre Umiio,
who bus tfi-il the record In Mm 75
yard 'dash, will match his speed
ngalnst.un ull-star field embcuc
Ing Krlss. Ohio Htute; llermnllBen,
North weslern, and Grady, Kansus.
Cuhel, Iowa Olympic possibility,
bus been timed across the 7fi-yurd
high hurdles In nine seconils' tint,
IH'o-rifthH of a second ranter than
tho exlHtlng world niaik. Joe Alli
son, his team mate and winner last
year In this event, will be back to
defend his title.
INCOME . TAX.
.. FACTS :
nepreclatlon ; Ih derine4 "a
reiiHonnbtn - allowanee fosUhn 'ox
huuHtlon, Avear ,hud toarof, .poi':
erty, usiid ,ix Ihe-tf ude .o"t IjUflhieHS,'
Including a fomfiablu ullowftitca
for obsoleHcencej" . : . .. .
! Depreciation of a homo or prop
erty used for pleasure ffi conven
ience. uch us. un uutomobtle, 'can
not bo claimed. ' .' r.
. Depreciation (tue to changed In
the Hoclal or hUHlnefH
of a nelghborliooil,
K.O; Roberts Takes
- : Count Frisco
RAN FRANC'ISC
Young Coi'bett. :
no welterweight, (iriiiny was one
notch nearer the AeaifUght of ,HS
pounders after lhiliQUlnlh around
knockout win Inat-cht over Ktldle
"K. .0.", Hoherts.mf Tacoma. ,
nhollFhed?
10 Whnt early democratic ex
'preNident was defeated for nomina
tion by the two-thirds rule In the
party convention? , '
I Answers to Ihe questions In game
mimher nineteen will be found on
nnotfter page. '
roxfiKH to thy i-xit Ri;com
CHICAGO (Al Itay Conger of
the Illinois A. A. will make an at
tempt to lower Nurmi'n worW rec
ord of 4:10 4-10 Tor the mile run
lot fViA Ohln OinlA TTiiIiumU.i ...leue
inmr. 13 MP) . Columlnis AnrM nt Kfforts nre
Clonal irea- mn. th
other lending illstanee runners to
furnish the competition for him.
UOI.KS 300
: T. POUD (AP) Perfection In
howling a 300 score was attain
ed by I'Vank C Kartltelser of Chi
cago at tho International Bowling
conditions' nKrtooiaUon'H tournament here. It
or- changes of Was the I'lrst H no -murk in tho usso-
Ktreet grade, or : 1'luct tuitions of i-iallon'H '20 years of existence.
inai-Ket values can not no'oialmcd. I
Depreciation of land," whethr
Improved or unimproved, can not!
he claimed. , . ,
. When In tho con me of years .the I
owner of property elulmtMl im nHt I
as depreciation, no I urtier. claim I
will bo allowed,
Tlin wife of George Carson, the
"Insert ftat," isonght to have him
put' ' In Vi 'Vanltarlutn ' because lie
t h re w t h I ngs and ha d red h air.
Don't marry,- girls, unless you're
flurc tho man won't throw things
or get red hair.
X )ot of fuss is being mnde
over tho Hoston talking dog, but
H's thn talking cats that make all
tho trouble.
,OW--ThlH famous A..C.
Uudlo, complete, at an a man,
Ingl lw price- -
, $144.50
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r.MHROIDKItY SAI.KN (3 HOW
T BN 10 1? 1 K I" -Expo its of hand
embroidery . .from the Canary
Islands to tho United States. nearly
doubled lust year. New -factories
day's stretch In the time of 5:o:j:20.
" leaders In elapsed time for the
.'llfi.I) miles to .dalo were as fol
lows: ' ' vV f. ' :
(Arthur Newton, Rhodesia, Pouth
Africa 4::io:oo. -
Andrew Iayno,rClarcmoro Okln.,
55-.JO:(i2. 1 - - 4 - '
Kd Gardner, Seattle. ,55:33:30.
Arne Koumlnen, Detroit, 66:48:
50 . ' . v
i John. Cronlck, Saskatoon. Rask,,
Canada, 57:38:65. , -.'
Home of tho other finlshei-8 and
their times wero: ' v . - . , , '
John K. ' Pederson, Spokane,
seventy-second, elapsed flit: J 2 :02..
Alan D. Courier, OiMnts Pass,
Ore.,' fortyslxth,. elapaed 71:44:25.
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A headline -says,, - "Kollowa
Victim of Accident.''. That' ought
to promote the gentle art of.
crowd-following. -
coneernfl have beep on a full-time
basis. Tho. embroidery on. linen
Is sold In smaller amounts to Culm;
Knjrl.and and South America, a
'in vim-
CO. , X OK .
Pao. Coin Air Derby sad Dels Kac. Winner
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Perkins Standard Station
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"JOHN D." AFTER A KINDLY WINTER
John D. Rockefeller seems moro
and moro endowed with splendid
health, alertness, and klmllv con
tentment ns the years roll on. Wit
news this fine new pantograph of
him, just taken In Ills Ormond
Iteaiii, Hu winter home. Rocke
feller was HS last Julv.
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L ' - 'Wf 121 Die in Ceylon
tl 4'V I Railroad Wreck
COrOMItO, Ceylon, March IS
(AP) Twenty.one person, were
killed today ivhen ft iassiii;r
c v.v:;..... .
train collided with the tinge-Co
lomno xpres.i near Kuluiarl. The
eiiKlne und several roarhea of both
trains were wrecked.
Idealist: Editor who hones to
Ret out on Issue without a single.
typographical error.
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