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' EA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
' Wednesday, January 2, 1920 '
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MILWAl'KKK, Jan. 2 (AI
Little Joey Huugor today held dn
' clslons over two titluholdors and
yi'i remained himself no chumplon.
Knocked out two wuckfl ago In
a "warming up" fight with Ar$
liuiiido Hantlago, Joey yesterday
punched and boxed his way to a
cleurcut. newspapermen's decision
over Tud Morgan of Hcattlc, junior
lightweight chumplon,' In a fight
that WQiit ten rounds. Wisconsin
Juw, prohibiting doclson fights,
wiit all that saved Morgan's ttlo.
Up to the fourth Morgan was go
ing well enough to win had ho
maintained the form throughout.
A low punch. In Unit round drop
ped Morgan to his knee, Ho re.
fused to claim tho fight on a foul,
and af.tir a iihort rtHt wan utile to
continue. Ho went to his corner
unassisted.
Tho Mow seemed to affect Mor
gan, for from that point on IiIh
boxing and punches lucked tho flru
he had shown before.
Stribling Kayos
Texas Heavyweight
' KANHAH CITY, Jan. 1 (API
W. li. (Yoillld) HlrllillMK, who gets
Iila biff chance In Klorldu next
month uirulnut juck Hhiirkey In a
jtlckurd elimination oonit'st, mied
pit only it couple minutes InHt night:
to iIIkiiuhu oC Jnoll I.euKUi', TcxiiH
boxer, In the himvy weight's lUHt
bout before the Miami fight,
' Denpltu the brevity of tho fight
,(lifo (Vih'u .tlii'tu ,luQgllllP)vll tin
one of which Htrlbllntr win on tho
receiving end.
HlrllifliiK biockoil one of l.'uKiie'n
right bund punclui and nun dow n
for tbu count of four, but returned
to dispose of bin opponent quickly
with knockdown, followed by tho
knockout.
Tho flKlit n un Mild to hu HI Hil
ling', luotli knockout victory In S4
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REIGELS FREAK
RUN GIVES TECH
8 TO 7 VICTORY
California Loses A. Hard
Fought, Sen s a ti o n a 1
Game at .Pasadena Yes
terday Ily Victor G. Miller
(Associated ('rent Hports Writer)
I'AHADKNA. al.. Jun. 2 AI')
Tho fame of Hlxle, emblusoned on
this city's Hose Bowl gridiron his
tory by the never die spirit of Ala
bama, stood out today In greater
relief.
I Carrying on whero tho Crimson
Tldo hud left off two year ago, the
Golden Tornado of Georgia Tech
yeHterday swirled to an H to 7 tri
umph over tho Golden Hour of
t'ulifornla In an loosely a played
gume, yet as sensational a struggle
an tho Arroyo Heco Howl ever had
seen. Tho Houthorn TempeHt rodo
the victory to an undefeutcd und
untied season, and as strong, If
not stronger', a clutm on the mythi
cal national gridiron championship
than any other aggregation In tho
country can offer. '
Fmik Hay IX vide It
It wuh h. thrilling, hard fought
battle In which the south upset JJie
stundurd bearers of tho went, Wit
It was not altogether tho gridiron
ability or tho Tornado that brought
Dixie a second victory as the rep
resentative of tho euHt In tho New
Year's day classic. It was a safety
In the second period that decided
the Issue a play that saw Hoy '
' Klegels, stocky two-headed center
and captain elect of the Hears, run !
76 yards towards his own goal;
, line to give Tech a "break" that j
i ultimately decided the contest In!
' Tuvor of tho southerners. . I
A play that has been tho subject
, of many funntlcul gridiron plots, I
, the basis of many a magazine thrll-
j I er, but seldom, If ever, seen on a '
j football field was Unit which Hie-,
gels, losing his hearings complete-1
ly, inadvertently inuric. It hup-j
pened In tho second period. Hie
gels,' snatching up a fumble of I
I "Htumpy" Thomuson, Tech half- j
'back, started for tho Toch goal.!
' After ho had taken about ifi steps
; hu suddenly reversed, und heuded
for his own gout line, lie was
stopped on the ono foot Hue by a
teammate, Henny Loin, who had
chased him the en tiro dlstunce.
Before Klegels could retrace his
steps a half dozen Tech players
were upon him, and ho was
smothered to the ground,
i llellevo Him larogKX
H lege in, onco he understood
- what had happened, wus simply
too crest-fallen for wortiti Ho
) dropped to the ground, took off his
I hcad-gour and gave vent to oxpres-
sliMis of dismay and consternation.
R lege Is was tuken out oC the gunto
itL few moments later.
I i'l,'ll conwujpjiis sot vqpnlqp .was
flial iciegejs, who was opposing
Hund, the Georgia Tech all-Am-urlcan
center und who hail taken a
ferocious buutlng on the Toch line
plays wus simply be-fuddled mo
mentarily, and wus mure or less
groggy when ho plekcd up tho bull.
At tho end of the huir'Hlegels
Was uguln started at center und
soon ufter he displayed his calibre
by blocking a Georglu Tech punt
and recovering for t'ulifornlu.
Tho I'allrorniu team simply look
tho play as a matter of course.
1-oih'm l'uirt ' fikx'kiHt
Klandlng with his liuek ulmost
oven with the goal posts, hum at
tempted to punt out of danger. It
wus tho only thing to do, hut It
proved the Hour's undoing, for as
the storting halfback . swung his
mighty right foot, Van Co Maree,
Tech's outHluuding tuekte, crashed
through tho vaunted Hear line to
block the punt. Htanley Hair,
('nlirurnlu hairimek, fell on the
oval urtor u mud scrum bio und
Tech-had two poimts. ' .
Dt'iuorultxed by the unusual
"break," the Hears fell vletim to
u Yellow Jacket score In tho fol
lowing quarter.
The stalwarts of California stif
fened to hold hi check on their own
one-yard Hue a Tech drive, but
tho Tornado returned with even
greater fury a few plays later to
swoop arrows the Westerners goat
line. Brilliant Warner Mtxell, half
back aee. galloped .10 yardn to plant
the pigskin on California's lf yard
line, and "Stumpy" Thomuson, hit
siputt running mate, paeked It
acroMS on the net play. 1
Hear Lead hi Yardage-
A touchdown Jn tho final inlu-
Held Enemy to Few Runs
Garland Uroxton, vetovnn Washington oiitli)aw, ranked flrit among
the American IyeaBuo pitchers In 1U28 In low overago runs scored
agalnirtJllm.. He uiipcarcd n SS punvr,. winning 13 and losing. 11,
but he ield tho enemy batters to 2.52 runs per name. ' llero' Pen
Dock, .Yankees, vui second with J.50 und Lefty Grove, Athletics, was
- third Willi 2.57. -';.r -
Howell Leads
All Stars To
New Year Win
DALLAH, Jan. 2 (AP) Blue
How.JI, Nebraska, fullback, the Big
HU confsrence'a leading scor
er who gained all. American recog
nition; would up his collegiate grid
iron career in brilliant style here
yesterday afternoon by leading a
picked team of stars to a, 14-6 vic
tory over Southwest conference
Mars in a charity game.
. Only three days after he contri
buted the, lion's share of touch
downs on the east's 10 to II victory
over the west at Ban Francisco last
Saturday afternoon. Howell ran
wild against tho best the Uouth
west had to offer, and recorded
both of his team's touchdowns. He
llkewlae(SCored two touchdowns at
Han Kra'nclsco.
. Although he was forced to travel
part of the way by air to get hero
In time for the New Year's day
game, Howell appeared as resh
as ever, arid ripped the 'Southwest
stalwart line to shreds in the first
two periods, in each of which hu
crossed for a .touchdown.
Jf ow-oll; . who . scored : 61 points
In 9 gafucs'. .for. the Cornhuskers
during the , regular IDlii season,
was a ununluious -choico for ull-.
ctmfertnce; fullback. ' ' . : .
J.C.PENNEY C. 1
utes of tho game was sweet fruit
to California's (ridden who faced
a shutout ilereut, although they
had outgalned their foes. I.om,
who hud been tho backbone of the
California offensive, passed with
uccumcy and terrific force in thin
last hope drivp of tho Hears that
curried - 8U yards. Two pusses to
Captain Irvine '1'hllllps, on ono of
which tho stat' end scored, und one
to lco Klsun, slippery (tiurlerbnek,
accounteili for most of the. gain.
Burr's lofty kick for tho extra
point was successful.
Toch hud u fust churglng, hard
hitting forwurd line one of tho
most consistent forward walls that
ever has performed in u Hone Howl
cIusmIc. It wus un aggregation of
veritable-bull hawks, taking ad
vantage of every break thnt canto
their way, und fighting to the lajit.
NIGHT FIGHTS
Ity tin AMsoclutcd1 lrosa, -RI'OKANK
AI Webster.'- .Hill
lngs, Mont. atopped Haul Heluney,
Kpokune, (4): l'red I-enhurt. Spo
kane, outpointed Tiger Johnny
Cllne, Oakland, ().
KKNO lock Mulone, ' Ht. Paul,
outpointed' Jack Ulbbs, Los An
geles, (10). ; ';.
HKATTIsl' Hay ' McQuillan, -lenver,
nulpulnted Ioc. Hnell, Ta-,
coma, (6); Don lraer, Spokane,
outpointed Joe Mleluff, Milwaukee,'
(0). v
Tacomn Kddle "Kayo" Hoberts,
Taeomn, knocked out Hilly Lang,,
Tacoipa. ).-
I'lilladelphla Lou (Kid) Kap
lan, outpointed Hltchlc King I'htlu
delphla, (1).
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LAMAR LOSES
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'iV pORTLANfi; Oro... Jan, S . (AP)
-nJohnn Lamar. Hollywood, was
no match ;. for. -Wildcat Carter.
Kverett, Wash. (n the main vent
on yesterday afternoon's card. Hef
erec Oruuuin awarded the match to
(garter durlntf the intermission be
tween tritp fourth and -fifth rounds
when Le mar annarontlvwas un
able to c'ont'lh-ue; raifter aboi,tlnjir j
rimch punishment' from the flashy!
negro fighter.' ! : I
VThei Hcml-whidup, . befwoen AI I
Konze and Sam Warren furnished
the real show of the card.- Konzc j
wiin una i uv4 t t-jsitj uvuibiuu ttiiiu
both boys, had, given all they had.
They arc light- heavyweights. Wil
lard Norton. Kit gene, took a good
four-round decision; over Ted Hogo
Way, Hortlund. Olympia Kid John
son took an casv- decision oven Joe
BluckwelJ, '. Eugene. ,. In. another
r,6ur-rounder. Johnny. Topaz de
routed Johiiny Snelj In.the curtain
raiser. . ' -.'
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