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JANUARY
CLEARANCE SALE
Ends Saturday Ihe 18th
HILL'S
Ut Grande's Own Store
SpOFt
-Slants
lan J. Gould
'J' he Carnegie Foundation u ill
conduct do Invtstigation of pro
fessional pug11Im. the science of
battered iirn or w hat ever thi
busineH may be labelled. ' Th vs
probably will 1m no great agitation
lor reform or any lnurrctIon
among the, customers . who have
ben taking morn punishment than
I hi boys In the ring. '
v- hfltfw. rly even l of
13(1 offer few. If any, reason for
'vnrrn hU luiibltlonr by 1tlitr( f
v. iiliPmj to mot any nnd ntli
rfj.'tur fn J!30. u criiK' mitiM !
;ilt the MilorV pn.-p--iiv oppo
rilion to-r! till rrfosnliiun .-y
-rptifn:iL i 'iiinpoSo. K on. firif'-I
llihjt, tinuHne anJ a. fvv othrj
.'imofit? thf cnu-ni1Tx hu't po!- I
bflitim hut liity 'Jo not (Lima ulth.
thf- HmI of a yi .tr or two uzo whf-n J
H'-rncy. KifKo. il.-ij-y, Malortty
(tni ri'f nl'i MfKi1 AltTl:rm wrri
ral MunJUnz hlrnkji Lo the patti
nf any hP.ivyn i'ht ;pir.'(tit.
Whati.vcr iii.iy liiiii; l..-n thi
n'rit-t or ih-nir r!t of the
Murxan junior llh'htwf JkIiI "till
Utui." tho S'i'h' York hoxltix o
r hv ut l;ii prforrn-'! a ti:
ilrirt -rvU- by wiping out rioojr
nltion for nny Anil nil "junior"
i InNMi-jt. 'I h w trick ilhh-I'int n v
r .'iwuini-'l rn;jor rtaturif, nor
'hi r th'-y Mpul:irIy t-c lvot t--rept
In a f-w iwattiir-!! jton- of
ronbat uhr a horntown fav
orlti qunlifh-il for anion in ttji-m.
Junior tlthn, ft uoul ceint can
hH tm ili-prnwi ivUh itt a tlw'
whn it 1 difficult enough to f I n-t
rwtti-rn rapabt of bol'llfiir 'tho
rhamplnnxhipf f h gitirnat flKtlc
i htfac.
fff'OrjrrtaH-n's tm-w UirivMor of
uthW-iicn, TotP'ny Mill, although
h- cjart1! hi colln rar-r u
Ht-lolt. com to tin- Hilltop insti
tution' wttli a fine background of
cxpf-rlf-nce in the Itockn. School
of Notre lKmi. huriuK the fnat-
rnn (-nteiniT for the heavy wlht ball ann. MlIU was not much In
title that ban now b n iinclaiin--! ; f viitnc uroiitu) Kouth lleiiil, but j
fr a ynr i.n'1 a half, run b-nt i'l- j he tnJKht have bi-n foun! at a va-1
rluty of plfir.f pfprin-,' inti-ntly
DENNY SHUTE WINS TOURNAMENT
prt-'lii'iint: hlvx-r uml bt-tfr thlnf?
jn txr.iMj,- J h(- b avyu i'i-ht pro-l.'t.-i
may b biKKr. with tb'- re
, lin n of it t't i' CampoJo from the
Af(-niin' anil the arrival of the
hAli;tn (liTnt. I'rimo farnra. Inn
! th- im:tii'y . rUiie lH-f on th
1 hoof hanlly win in proportion t
l.ln- iuaritity.
J;fk Hharkey'H objection to
fiKhtdig Toffy tieltihh lit Miami,
tr."-I on all' ?e( huine Kruutnln,
lu nt rnlfiilate! to boost the l!o
t.n h fvyvM-iKht' Mtamlinv, ccpe
rlally at a tlni when OrlffithH huh
' coite forwaM to prominenee a a
r.tpable c-ontr-nUi-T. Tuffy, In fart,
rtilv'bt proii a v ry h.iraxjiric fo
for Sharkt-y. who notiht prefer to
rlik hi Mlrili-r fortmif-s aj-alnM the
eru'le and inejcperienrfil. even ff
hanl-bittin Art' -ntlne, Campolo.
; Hbarkey, an the leaiJInt; Amerl
BOYS' HEAVY WINTER COATS
Age 3 to 8 Blue with Gold Buttons
Special Close Out Price $3.98
. All Other Winter CoatsSelling
at Reduced Prices $2.00 to $15,00
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
ihe maneuver of forthcoming op
position for the f rNh. Am rhi-.f
fcoul he knew the Kockne yiiiii !
b.-iibi concf-ntratlnif upon th
Miuly of oth r methoilx. Il lt
wr-le'iuippl to combine the best
featuten of hlM obiv rvationu fnt"
hiri coarhing at Ceorgetnwn.
It In nnothcr significant tribute
to Itorkn-' ytein that In ek
Inff a uecrr to I-ou I.ittl',
Ui'orgetow n' authorities r h-ct I
their new athletic mentor from a
ffmup of experts In the Notre
1ame method, fhuck foilinn of
North Carolina ami Adam Walsh
of Yule, leum-inuteft of tli- Kour
Horsemen, were the. others conqu
ered In addition to MIIU In picking J
a r-pUicement for Little, now at
Columbia.
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Sam Ke Id m a n. At la n ta grocer,
ban been robbed seven titm-H by
tho same man. "I hope he break
the habit." pmvH VVldmitn.
1 eniiy Shtitc, youni: profo-ioiuil -idrrr fnim out of the ea-t, !
. Hon the Ix. Ani li coif tournament vvhlrli embil j o tenia y.
outrlu.-vdiui a field of rrack pbiyers, lu'-lmlln IHi-el, llorton i
Smith ami otiier-i of a like c -a liber. This un Shute's first t
nutjcr w In. j
COUGARS AHEAD Grove, Zachary !
IN CONFERENCE! aa American j
j League Hurlers
Nose Out Oregon State1
T?r. Qnrl Cf.-oirrVif I r-'AOO. Jan. 15 (AP) Hob
Jroi becond btiaignt the phiifuieipiua Athi.tu-H-
Win at Coi'VtllliS. 1 pr-t southpaw, was ncrlaimed th.:
-adini? pitcher of tin American
e;(t,'Ui ill lliL'9, but fthl Tom Zach-;
;.ry, rounding out 10 yearn of ma
jor l-anue serviee, was th main-!
frmalical chain picm, acrordini? to
offii-ial fiKUres. j
: ZaehfJiT. work i iik for the New i
i York Yankees, after term with I
j Washington and St. j.oui.. won an.
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fOKVAl.l Il Or... Jan. 1A-CA!')
- Washington State mllf i bas
ketball tiuliitet went into the lead
or the northern division of the Pa
eilb coast e.jnferenci' b';-e last
niK'ht when the Cougars took th''ir
v.-coiid straight pa mo from Ore iron
State, to 27. Mcl.arni y, of ptdl
injin, wa.H ngain hiuh point nmn.
Iut was hdd to !) points, c.-ilia-
han led the t.-range attafk and
sank the slmt that e!iv-trifi-,V 'tin- j
crowd anil brought the Ini-ats with- j
in one point if tying ii"" svore as
the jcaiii t't.dcd. .
SHUTE FIRST IN
GOLF TOURNEY
riasM'.1
match
. with only pur figures tit ScOlt A fid
ht a cerium irmmpii.
Secret"
Punch Sails Today
OKI ;IN WINS AC.MN
l-.TtJHNH:. "i".. Jan. 15 (Al"
Mnhr.'s Ijiik.-ttial! tt'iim c.inir It.ifU
lust niKht In rvi'n tin- senr- wfth
llrunti. vvinnini: ty Jl to lit Km!
Ohio Professional
Finishes Four Strokes
Ahead of Crack Players
Ity Paul Zimmerman
(A.M-fiated press Sports Writer)
ANOF:iJ-:S. Jan. 15 (AP)
l.nsmoro shute. who boasts of
only two yean; in the ranks of pro-
lii.eh-. wi0ninif 2 and Utf- j iwionaw. luiiay iok n.s mu'.e
ri, but six jrames. His eaim d run ' nation's (roll
average was s.-eond only to ' hampions as new crowned Uir.i;
Zacharv. Crove also was the th l.os Angeles $I0.our open
sti ikeoiit champion with 170. Kiv-;' tournament,
ink him tin titl- for a second sue-j Thi 25-year-old Oliinnn yester
ieive oar. K'ddle itontmel, an-Mlay trndf-red from, the final rain
MARCUS WINS
GRUDGE FIGHT
IN PORTLAND
ven dozen victories ami was un- j
d(fe,tt"d during the campaign. HH '
arned run avntp1. 2.4 7 per nine i
innings, aluo was btst. !
Z;icliary, however, worked in
tint l-o innings. while Grov
ptnyinc a much imm-.ved brand of i other phiiadtdphia hurlor. won llii staked green of the 72-hoh- fifth
bnt-ketkill over the previous game. games and lout two, being employ- j renewal of the big money classic
The Vandal took the lend from ed mostly as a relief Hurler. with $3,S(0 first place money add-
tin start and bad a substantial Other- lender,- were: Kred Mar-1 ed to his store of worldly goods,
j lead before Oregon got started. 1 berry, Washington, P.' won. 12 lost.! Almost flawless play under th
(Coach Kelnhart tiie.l out a new j earned run average 3.tti: A I-; most trying conditions, which left
; center. 1 Corner 1 ieV son, who J phone 'I homas. Chicago, 1 4 wop, ! his closest competitors four stroke?
.-.topped the s. oting of the two Ida-t Is lost, earned run average 3. 1 S; behind, had turned the trick.
FACTS
FACT NO. 15.
Have you ever noticed that
your coflee varies in flavor
from time to time? Of course
you have! Everyone has that experience. Sometimes the fault is yours
some slight variation in the w ay you make it for coffee flavor is the
most delicate and sensitive tiling that enters your kitchen. And because
it is sensitive, the fault is often in the coffee itself. To maintain a
uniform coffee flavor, calls for uniform methods in the factory, as w ell
as in the home. There is one place in America where coffee methods
never vary. They have no occasion to vary, because only one kind of
coffee is made there. The place where coffee methods never vary is the
Schilling roasting room. Good coffee is not being roasted today and a
cheap grade tomorrow or a cheap grade at 10 o'clock and a good
grade at u o'clock. It is the only place where cheap coffee is never found.
The finest things usually come from those w ho devote their attention
to fine things only .There arc many excellent coffees but w here is the
finest apt to come from? Which one is apt to be uniformly good day
after day, week after week?
ho centers. Thompsitn and Hur
ley. Oregon will be i,ib- until ih
Washington series here January
24 and 25.
WASHINGTON TKIMS WHITMAN
SKATT1.R Jan. IT. (AP) Vni- ! Philadelphia.
Oeorge K inishaw. Philadelphia, j a consistent, steady game, which
24 won. S U-t. earned run aver- KiW tn. young Ohio. in cling close
axc 3.2.s; Willis HuiIIin. Cleveland, j t par 71 figure despite the heavy
17 won. i:. lout, earned run aver-, goinx In drenching rains and inc
ag 3. "4: J. Walter Miller. Cleve- J flurries, enabled Shute to carve
land, 14 won, 12 lost, earned run i out a 73-74-75-74 record for the
average 3.r-u; George Walberg, 1 four rounds for a 21-tf total.
POP.TIjAN'H. On-., Jan. 1 r (AP)
Hefon- the largest crowd to wit
ness a boxing card this season, Joe
AJarruii and Henny Pi Iz. local
lightweights, Inst night staged a
grudge fight that has been brew
ing the past four years'. Marcus
took the ten-round decision ai'Cr
fast ailil fut-lou-,b.'iUlc. Pel, got
Ltff O a good start and put over
M'liif- bard pumhes in th first
tbrei rounds. Hut Marcus found
himself in the fourth and took the
initiative, outsmarting end outbox
ing Pelz, showering him with left
ind rikfht honks to 1 1 10 face- to tlid
.'Onclusin of the match.
K-nneth Kent carried off tho
honors in the preliminaries, when
he knocked out Ted Itogoway in
the. fifth round of their six-round
bout, with a crunching right to the
jaw.
LONDON. Jan. 15 (AP) Carry
ing aw:iy from Kngland his "sec
ret punch' and the admonitions &f
numerous toekney fight fans not
t') keep - it too secret, Phil Scott
set out from London town today
to fight J;ick Sharkey at Mi:imi,
Grinning cheerfully, Scott sur
vey, d the rows of mascots' repres
ented to him by crowds of admir
ers at Waterloo station. Incident
iilly Waterloo- didn't parry any
torched imrs to Scott as he said lite
.Miami Waterloo wouldn't w hiw.
tun sptrri n partner. om inirn
:igei and (he "secret punch" corii
posed the Seott expedition.
verstty of Washington'.- Imskethal!
team in their finul practice game
before starting their conference
schfilule, defeaie( Whitman col
lege here last night, 3 1 to 3". in a
ha id tussle.
earned inn
IVrrell. Clevi
earned run ji
IS won. 11 lost,
iwrage 3.59; Wesley
land, -'I won 10 lost,
verage 3.59.
ELGIN, IMBLER
BREAKEVEN IN
DOUBLE BILL
Klgin and Imbb-r broke even in
a UisketbaH douhb.- hisnb-r ;iast
niKht. the. I'luhi giilf. de'eating the
Inibhr sextet 2.1 to ft and the int
bler boys trouncing (lie Klgin
quintet 27 to ft..
The Klgin girls have a fa-t t run.
with two forwards eapable of con
sistent scoring, and a snappy of.-,
fense.
The Klgin boys missed fever 1 1
f t-ups, or th1 trame would have
bee n c lost r, It is 1 e po r t ed . Ini
bhr has a siiiooth-w orking tam.
Th boyn -came was f.ilrly rough.
The games, whirti w ere piny d
! in the new gytrn.'isium at Klgin.
I wen re fen ed by Jimmy I!o:an
l baum, of I a Grande.
Sam tiray of St. Louis put in the
greatest number of inning. 3Hi,
ami completed 23 nut of his 4.1
games. Thomas, of Chicago, pitch
ed :3 full games out of 31.
Ainn iean b ague pin hers did
not turn in .1 single no-hit game,
but IVban Kaber. of Chicago. Wal-
hr-rv nt Phil.nt. lntil-) mul K.lu in
W ells and George pipgras of the I " "im out of the championship
Yankees, each pitched a one-nil j r,a9s in a cl05e rini"h at lb? rrI
r,,ntf.jt I Meyer. Kla.. open. And it was thp
Zarhnrv'! 12 straitrht was the t im- il'"'' no i" " '""
i.,t f.,,, fii -.i-iiv ptiffinc 1 ' Jones for first place In the H2
nt iinvf,.M ni-,,1,. miih. ri,fn...i I national open. leaving him in third
In revei sc. losing 12 In row.
Next came llorton Smith, pride
of the Missouri Ozurks, and "Wee"
Hobby Cruikshank of the Atlantic
'aboard, tied with scores of 3 00.
In fourth place finished the vet
eran Al Kspinosa. Chicago. s vn
c;rokis behind the leader with a
3.3: w hilo Tommy Armour, 1l
troir, placed fifth with a 305.
To Shute, the victory was some
thing of a revenge, for It was the
same Smith who last year crowd-
NIGHT FIGHTS
Ity The Associated Press
Indianapolis Kuiett Curtice,
Premont. Mich., knocked out Alex
M hroegei, Chicago, c.i).
A Hen town. Pa. .lack Poi'tney,
Haltimor'', outpointed Jose Iia:i,
Cuba. (S).
Jacksonville, Fla. Paddy llin
kus. Newark. N'. J., and Joey Ed
wards, Cleveland, declared "no
content" (a).
I. or, Angeles Fidel La Harha.
l.os Anireles. outpointed lgnaclo
pf-rnandez. Filipino. (10).
Ogden. I'tah Al Gracio, Spo
kane, Wa.h., knocked out Charlie
j Kernel. San Diego. Calif.. (S).
The Kskimo tiss fish hooks for
money, we n r e told, ay, aren't
those f Hows some relation to the
place, two strokes behind.
These, and the others of the
picked field of golfing great,
hawked Khute's trail through
tourney, waiting for him
eraek." as he did in th
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Harvard Athletic
1 Hiiilrlhm liitrno
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FACT NO. .Schilling Lemon Extract contains 5 timet
the amount of lemon oil required by the United State Gov
ernment Pure Food Department ) timet at much ! And more
than most any other yon can buy. That is w hy it goet further
why it imparts a richer lemon flavor.
mhi!Hi;k.
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the si.tdium on St
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or'sfn .avly imliy.
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EXTRACTS
sricis
Nmiby :in.ird husiius school
d'trmjiot t. k. a b.-M t- tll cai;e and
buildings houving army imn at
tached to the sehoo) of nitiltiry
S'- nee w ere not dmn.-jged. Tlie
bl.ui h.td n;?tde conshb'raide Ip ad
w;iy when .hscoird at K:Jt" ."!, m.
Ihpnis Knwrigti!. n-rci-.in tt,nn
er. and ltis wife and childien. who
lived In an uj 'iriing hoii-e, were
f.oct d t" fb - AH. mi llo.ivi r. stm
of th' pM-sidni. w:i among bus!-nr-s"
Mud' tHs r-l thi fir-.
lv n':nitr of sinrp of wive
phooiintf t h 1 1 h'-iKb.mds is tncruis
In,. Thf l.nlitr apparency hive
foi-fotten that there i sueh a t?ti Up
as a rolling v,n
ujith
iEibanKCleaYirer
0ue Mountain
f you would
cb'inkaquart
a day
30o6 heallk
would come
around to
stay 4-
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