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' Yesterday H ; discussed " the
role enforcing: theresence of
seven men of i the offensive; team
(the team wtth the haH) .xm : the
line of scrimmage: 7 ; t. .
The other players must be at
least five yard tack of tHe line of
wrtmmage Trim the exception rof
the man who receives "the ball
from the center. Y
immediately "many 'readers- wl
recall shift 'plays an& 5backf ield
formations 4ln which Jt ',seeiMS: as
though thlsfrule is violated,: Close
'observation, however." 'will; reveal
.fsH&'t that. these shifts are sVtixned.that
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.v we men enter tnur riT-Taro. zone
Detween the scrimmage -line 'and
Fight With Either, Jack or
Wills Goal cf 'Light-Heavy
Title :H61tier r
MINNEAPOLIS. Mini. Sent.
25.-G:ne , Tunney, New Tork
heavy eight, .knocked out Bajja'y
Madden, heavyigK $ar hofSe,
in thfc third ouj.r V achedujed.
10-round bout here tonight.
, The end came after a'llttle more
than ;two minutes of fighting,
when Tunney backed Madden into
a corner, gained "his opening tith
a left Jab?; and i then fcrossed a
crushing a. crushing right to Mad-i
den's jaw. -Toppling- over., on his
back, Madden--was-, barely able to
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J t i short left hook acaln nnrawld
rise before he was-counted out.
I Tunney weighed IS pounds
and Madden 189.; jv J : ,
; Billy 5i8sonv,ahager;o3th'e
American lighaVyweiga't Cham
pion, ; declared Tjiar Tunney, --yrho
accomplished lrr three rounds what
' Harry Wills, je'-negro j neavy
weight, was uaabte to da in 15, is
. now ready forrfeHher- .Wii' or
( Dempsey. . ;
' rWe wiiriigfilthwmpsey
or Wills. now," Giison, said . "We
prefer to meet SempSey; 'of course,'
I but If he Is hot avalfable, "well
take on W Ills any time he Is
ready. jad . we'll ln too.'
Tunnty displayed" 'greatly im
proved form since his last appear
ance here when he beat Harry
Greb several months ago. His
lightning like left never missed its
, lead for Madden's head or body
and he also showed increased now.
er in his rlgnt. He landed on to?
Irishman almost at will until the
f i line for a championship fight
yLs wltn lnipsey.
Sjf t'f Tommy Gibbons, who also was
f knocked out by ( Tunney In New
York, was at the rlncside. 'Mad
den previously had announced
tnat he "would atempt to have
rangement did not materialize.
floVELTY ACTS FEATURED
BUG H VicDEViLLjr BltL 18
ELliKbltATELY sf Af JED V
Music, nbveltyjciny -"in$
dahce revues doniinate the. new
raudevllle bill at tie5 lifigti thea
ter today. V J
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The Lupe Trio, acknowledged
kingpin equlllbrlstic maryels,',wb6;
, are .scheduled to present jajroutine
of gymnastic stunts never before
attempted in vaudeville." The acj
- ' is elaborately, staged and costum
r ed. ; Kennedy . Nelson, better
known as the "Hilarious Fun
sters,' - present a xlever. comedy
kit that every young couple loves
o look 5t, for It bears more or less
on ieryda occurances. Lane "&
caiiea Horning repieie wun
wholesome comedy. ?ngs that
are catchy - and live aro intro
duced. Sandy 'Morrison, a come
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Jamp
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Discbntcntcd irushands,i
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the backfleld line after the ball
has been put In play.
This five-yard tone-.plays' an Im
portant part In .the rules. It fig
ures in the legality of kicks, for
ward -passes and many other
angles 'of a team's attack. These
more technical, points, however,
will be taken up'later.
songs and' patter' and a voice that
wilt carry blm'anywhere. Hanvar
& LeeTnJolfer and the Maid,"
Dffer,:Juggliilg?an'd cross-fire con
versatlon The act Is a clean clas
sy bit. ofi nature that has splendid
entertaininy-ouailt!?;. .
leading College Teams Start
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NEW; TORKr ISept 25. (By
Associate Press.) The first of
feBsiVejjf the annual football cam
paign takes - place ; tomorrow with
college ' battle i fronts extended to
all parts "of the country. '
' The maiorifv of leadinr 'elevens
throughout the gridiron cpiere
will swing tbeirorces Into attlon
hep., ilinough there are a number
of notable exceptions, Including
the teamsof the 'western ' confer
ence, and the eastern .''Big, Three"
wbich entethelr "first coinbata a
week from tmorVow';. "'- .
: In the east, tfowejrer, ueh out
standing ipsrtartoBs -as ;PennsyI
VanlaCoornell,'. Dartmouth, Syra
cuse, Pittsburgh West Virginia,
Col gata.-.'j. Holy , Cro as. Ru tgers,
Lafayette ani'lumbla'ppel their
drives, .i 1 'V :'Je:. ' ;. ,-
;Notre" Daiiie'.l'ils? na)ional
champions, ' tttpei ,r1'B,middie
west's list of cuVtain raisers, while
California,, undeteated for five
years, helps start off the season
otf the Pacific - coast. and -the
south's leading hopes partly vest
ed in such terms as Georgia Tech,
and Alabama, Bet oft on the chalk
marke! trail. " . '
BEBJCELEY, Cai., Sept. 25,
(By Associated Press.) The Uni
versity , Of . California football
squad , tapered off ita pre-season
training period with light signal
practice today and ' took to the
showers. -; Tomorrow . the Bears
wOl open their 192 5 gridiron sea
son against. , , the " University of
Santa' CIaraeleveB,the same team
thar nnaAl santat Invt fuel - vaa
I tvA n4 tn
a 13 to 7 score.
TWO AUTOS H R E STOLEN
THIETK HAVE ; PliEKEREXCE
' FOR CHEVROLET'S - ? '
-To """Chevrolet ;toTring "cars
werejafblen in 'Salen.-last night,
according to" reports turned ;ln to
the city police department.:- 6ne
of the machines, taken from Front
and..Chemeketa streets, was owned
by E- Seamster of route'- Band
thetOther atolen cn Court" street,
el6ftged,to.B H. Barton, 122?
North; Thirteenth Police have
found no traoe or! the thieves.
- , An unusually- large number of
automobiles "have .been stolen in
Salem diirinr thn la t month, and-
police have, urged toners toi'loclcl
their cars .securely.; before leaving
them. Drivers are also warned
cot"tp leave 'articles Hoose' In " the
machine,, as a- number of robes,
and overcoats iiave been, stolen.
Tom Mocre, the Irish poetwas
w. suv. yi y
-and -of insignificant -appearance.
"Entire 'New
Show Sunday
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Kirk wood in -.
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its sasoniff
Commerce . High School of
Portland Meets Redskins
on'Local's'GrouhdV" .
The Chemawa lndians will clash
with the "Commerce nigh school
team . bt 'Portland ' tnis afternoon
on the Cbemawa field. vIt ' will be
the first'football game' of 4he sea
son for the Indians. For three
weeTts : the ' Iffdlans harre been In
dulging in intensive practice to
Prepare 'themselves for the fray,'
and they are reported to Be In V
jpellent 1 condition for the event.
However, due fo injuries1 received
in scrimmage, severai of the rirst
stringers will be out of the lineup.
. The Indians wIH be considerably
strengthened by the advent r
Coqaiiie no'mpson, 185-pound
husky f rem SHeU, who will take
up his old berth at full. , ,
J , M. 'Benjc Manager 6t .the In-
day. and saw the Commerce eleven
in actldn'agalfist, Columbia univer
sity of the "same city." 'According
to Bent, "while Commerce is' strong
on the defe''s8'i considerably
weaklon. theoiljaSe , .
; TheCSJSSiffttLtJlJ con
sidered ' conlenders for the 'Port
land iiycamp!o5S3a!p7a'nd -to
prove . their metal, ; it Is' reported
that they are out for bod when
thef meet the Indians; jnt, how
ever,'sincelp'ius'?n;Conimerce in action, ifs confident that his'
squad-will carry off the long end
of the' score.
PORTLAXl KLEVEX WINS
PTCi:7LANb. Sept. '25. Ijfeffer-
!-ed unisboro high school In the
first football game of the' season
here today by a score of 30 to .
4 Native Maori women of New
Zealand salute their friends In the
street ny "rubbing- noses. - -'"
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: STARRING ! ,: ; ';-:- '-;"' r-r . , , -0 ,
THERE BELOW STOOD "'THE -klLLER". OF EVIL
EYE. PIRATE! USURPER! WITH 1)EATH HIDDEN
hn-r-nd..o?tad! ;Bo1 to tbe wlld- nafhald. as fearWs
" Knlnt-: "?,ack Cyclgner awaited the coming of his enemyv
Tetl ,.uhim.8tood "Lady." be white coat .gleaming In the sun
light like the robe of. bride? How she adored this mate! this'
vaimnt and regal "Black; Cyclone." who, ilka a-.tatue carved
rrom onyx, with the blood of, battle In hia veins, stood watting
for the death struggle with this vandal horse who would rob
him of hlB Lady Lady, 'whom he had wooed and won In the
lonely stillness as, the JXcA Fire died in the West i .
:;;vV::',;;doft:GANG
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Will Irrwnt a1 Special
-' - Music Score! .
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Scva All!
McDonald
HAL PAXTOM, JR., WINS
tfAST PACEIt TAKEj ttyK&Puh
I ALL IN' TlIKEE liK-VTS .
EUGENE, Or.. Sept. 2 5J Hal
Paxton Jr., won the .free-for-all
pace at the Lane county fair to
day, taking all three beats, the
time being 2:07, 2:10 and 2:10.
Ko Limit, in the special race, took
two out of three heau. the time
being 2:22 -42:17 1-4 and 2:15.
Loretta won the mile running race
in 1:50, defeating Princess who
took second place, and Oregon Dan
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Vernon 2; Portland 0.
. Sacramento 4; Los Angeles 3.
San Francisco . 5;. Salt Lake '4.
Oakland 10: 'Seattle 8.
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St. Louis 4: Washington 3.
Cleveland 9; Philadelphia 5.
Detroit 10; Boston a.
Only three games scheduled.
National . -Cincinnati
X8 ; 'Brooklyn 7.
, Pittsburgh-Newv Tork. post
y -poned, cold' and - wet;' two
games today.
St. ' Lcuis-Boston, v postponed,
rain. .- "
'Only thcee games scheduled. T-l
TAX 'FREE DAY N EARING
INTEREST TJii.j, T5i; I)K.M.XI)
V ;DiAlEl?OCTOtaiR'S
s, Monday, October 5, will be the
last day on which taxes Can be
paid "for'thls year before interest
begins; to accrue, and it Is prob-
mai mv'.
annual lineup Jn the court hoose'
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corndqr outside the tax collection
department of Sheriff 'Bower's" of
fice will start. - - f
. On November 5 a penalty of 3
per, cet accrues cn unpaldrtaxes.
Interest starts to run at the rate
bt l;teSr cent a month on October
6.. 'Taxes i have been 'cornth In in
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PROGRAMS
'EVERY RlAN'JFOR MlWSEliF"
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good shape, and while It is impos
sible 'to say Just how well the
taxes have been paid up, the half-
mark was reached : a number of
weeks ago.
Napoleon said. "Men are hogs
that feed'on gold" -a statement
whose truth would !be increased
H It began with "some."
. 1UM KClioOXER HELD
MOBILE, Ala.. Sept. 2.. Sur
prised while off TImbalier light
near.Baratira. bar. Louisiana, the
British two-ma8ied schooner Hazel
E. Herman,' was captured late yes
Profit by the experience
of those .who know.
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TODAY SUNDAY MONDAY
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mM?ih ciUt at a fl.."K top ,
. Our prire are as usual:
3latlners C5c - SSc'tbnrlT S.V) Evenings 35c oOc
Kiddies a IImo Any Timr ;
'KEEP P.OT1I ITYI1S OX T1IE OKEC.OX
terday by the patrol boats CG-250
and CG-302 and t(?wed . Into the
port here. v The .schooner." regis
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Scotia,- was loaded with 3.900
casea of liquors and alcohol. Seren
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"We are'pleasiekl' to announce ' the'behing Toclay
of Our New Store '
2'44 tVIorth High Street
Three doors south of Valley Motor Go.)
We cordially in vi te you to inspect our
; f ( . complete -stock of ";
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Stein way and Other Pianos
Vic trolas and 'Records'
! Band Instruments
i Sheet Music
'Radiolas
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244 iSTorth High1 Street Phone 2284
STARTS .
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Haughn. were arrested 'and held
in Jail in' default of ball.
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