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r , ',- ftij j 1 ; ,t :'- rrJ KEEP POSTED STAFF WRITERS AND PRESS SERVICES ON THIS PAGE. , r 1WELVE PAGES ' Mt x ' TWELVE PACES ,-; ' DAILY EAST OENLrPENDLETON, OEEOON.- FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1920. PEWTERCROIXOERING - . ... p . WASHINGTON WINNER BY ON LOSES WHILE STATE IS E POINT Southern California Runs Up score Against Lemon Yellow; Cougars Overtake Nebraska In Final Period. PA8ADK.YA, Cal., Nov. 26 (A. P ) The University of Oregon football Z Z uwwn 'O wt ut the hand, f the li.lver.Jty of Bouthern Callfor- ..... wi on Tournament field hero, but Jt was a fJeht to the final whistle ... ., , v. 9. i; uregun, 0, wm u earned pointH una while most of sme was played In Oregon terrl lory, there vu not a moment that c . C. could. lackea either defense or fusei. A crowd estimated by the game management at uhout 25,000 persons w gathered under a cloudless sky. In a temperature that militated against Oregon, ud to a cooler climate and a heavier field,. The northern vlsliom fever succeeded in forcing the ball over the needed yardage for down and their calm were nearly nil made by kicking. They did not complete a for ward pass while the Trojan succeeded with two, one netting- the I ant touch down. There, was Hinall choice In line strength, nelttier tcuni being able to Rain consistently by smashes, although the Trojans forced the ball through on down several time. The Interference was less evident than the utrength ot the teams would have led 4he specta tors to expect. , Many time e-unncrt had no protection and especially when backfield men stopped kicks. W. 8. C. SI. Nebraska 20 . LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. :. By the. cant margin of a single point, Wash ington rUate college of Pullman. Wash, ('efeatcd Nebraska on the football field In a game that wound up the local season. Tho final score was 1 to M, and It pretty accurately measured the strength of the two eleven. It was a hard fought, clean-cut battle, with the rrsult In doubt from tne kick off h at II the final whlKtle blew. Ourfplayed at 1 ne mart ny tne neavier .venraska men, Washington spurted and before the game was 10 minutes old reversed the early showing. Nebraska's Initial touchdown came within the first four minutes of actual play. A forward pass by Washington Was Intercepted by Fullback t)ule, w ho made a clean catch, and dodging the tacklcra shirtcd Jeft cud, shook off In terference and with splendid Interfer ence ran 80 yards for a touchdown. Day kicked an easy goal, and Nebraska spirits rose high. Then came the sur prise. Washington Mate which had been expected to play the open game, settled down to hard etralisht football. Kiartlng from the center of the field, the westerners never paused in their stalght march down the field unt'l dills went over for a touchdown and Kkandan kicked the goal. The fourth period' brought the fire works. Nebraska, apparently a tittle over-confident and a mite careless, gave Washington the opportunity their gritty end men had been waiting for. Reversing the former style of line plunges, they put on an exhibition of forward passing and short end runs that fairly daxxled the bulky Nebras ka and when the aerial paesage of the ball failed to quite carry them over, Sax Mclvor and Glllls were on hand with the necessary punch to drive 'the well drilled march aheud. llrauYk Tram cannot Fkwrtt rfTTsnUHQ. Pa., Nov. i. A. IM The Pennsylvania State college foot ball team, favered to win over tho Uni versity of Pittsburgh, was held to a scoreless tie' by the Panthers at Forbes field. More than 25.0(10 Demons, the largest crowd In the history of the field witnessed the buttle, which was a fight lo a standstill from the start until the final whlstlo. Neither Penn Htule nor i'ltt huve been defeated this season. IK.blc's Crew V.ill(iM'd PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 26. (A. P.) Battling In a sea, of mud, the Univer sity of Pennsylvania defeated Cornell 2S to 0. A drenching raiu ailed to drive the crowd from the stands. Cornell whs ablo to advance the ball past mldfield Into Philadelphia's terrl. lory but once during tho kiiiuo and presented a ragged defensive. The lied und Blue lino was Impregnable ind succeeded 4u blocking the three Cornell kicks. Colorado Ag-glee ( lianiH UH.VVEH, Colo., Nov. 26. (A. P.) The Colorado Agricultural college clinched the championship of the llocky Mountain conference yesterday by defeating the University of Denver in a spectacular gume, 14 to 0. The Aggies scored two touchdowns In the final period. He is I, ndisputed Champion at Sidestepping Bouts at All Weights and Conditions Says United Press Sport Man. 'Sure enau&t'flte old lus -wont .back on mc IT WAS a wnl, e OF A bill and the. old bus. I I.EAVE.WVOKTH. Kalis., Nov. 26. (A. P.) Jack Johnson, fort.,er heavy weight boxing tltleholder, made hit first ring al.pearauce in the United Wales since he fled his native country II years ago when he met two oppon ents Thursday afternoon as a feature event of a boxing show staged In the open air at the federal prison. It was the general opinion of newspapermen and boxing critics that Johnson th In good condition still retains much of his cleveress and punching power. Johnson knocked out Frank Owens. negro of Chlvugo, In the last round of a six round bout, and after a few minutes intermission, took on "Topcka Jack" Johnson, also a negro, for four rounds. "Topcka Juck" was outboxed. WIIITMW 7, WU.I.AMI.TTK 0 8A1.KM, Or., No (A. P.) In a spectacular game on nwecuanu field the Whitman College football team defeated Willamette university, 7 to 0, Tllton making a touchdown after a series of end runs lu the first If. minutes of play. Whitman's totul yardage was 13s und Willamette's Hi end In the last half Willamette maae Is vards to five by the Missionaries. The Walla Walla team Willamette. NKW YORK. Nov. 26. (By Henry L. Farrell, U. P. Staff Correspondent J In these days of non-flghtlng cham pions, Johnny Kllbano hlstronlc ex pert and erstwhile Cleveland politician, wins the pewter "Croix do Xtlng. He's the undisputed champion of ..II weights and classes ut avoiding 1 ring engagements. Healing through; I the small-time circuits with a vaude ville act in which he dances, sings and grjijy BUZZ wagon, plays a violin, the feutherweight cham-1 . . plon of the world has 110 ear for offers of Tex Klckard and the challenges of a pair of first class contender. The chumplon told the writer dur ing the world's series that he had re ceived no offer from Ulckard, hut that he was not disposed to rink his title iti the east, where he figures there I nothing but prejudice against him. In a decision bout eastern fans sincerely believe that he would lose his title against either Hilly Do Foe. the tft. Paul little fellow, or Andy Chaney. De Foe with his slashing attack, his clever boxing and his obvious desire to do his best every minute, made a tre mendous hit on his first appearance In New York recently when he battered Ralph llrady almost Into a pulp. Brady neighed over HO pounds and he wan later suspended for tailing to make weight by the New York State Com- Udlyl mission. Coming out of Madison Suuare Oar nen after the bout the fans were unani mous In Bsmethlng like this 'That De j Foe Is a real boy. We want to see him . nie ...ore. Wouldn't he make a mese .., LTII I... A fl I I De Foe was unable to get a fight lu his class in the middles. est and he had to mingle with lightweights and wel terweights. Ulckard Is having the same trouble In getting the feather weights of the east to go against him. 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V YALE o o JOJStrdfmc j pop o ooo o o o o o 'o o PRINCETON4 Lourte NEW YORK Eastern football experts are unanimous m the eplnion that tbe most sensational play they hoe witnessed this yeat sa that which resulted In Princeton's first touchdown against Gil Tsle oa Not. it. Here's a diagTam of the trick play which Tad Jones. Yale eoMll. and Tor". Coy tavented rears ago to help defeat Princeton aad then forgot N. Lourte and Keck resurrected the fake Slrk play la the recent clash of the rivals and used it against the r;ni ccewuiiy, miauif tne aeteat ot Uij Bulldog au the bitter. t JlillIii!IKII!!lll!l!!l!lllllllil!ili!l!ll!IHII!l!lll S3 I Saturday Specials H Abundant Supply of Fancy Milk Fed Chickens, 1 CRABS, CLAMS, SHRIMP, OYSTERS, LOBSTERS. . round no to a decision. . Eddie Mead. Chaney'a manager, i-aused a lot ot omuveinent recently with a novel ad .vertiains stunt. to. force the .champion Irto a fieht. He spread lirnailca;t notices, liearinn the picture ami description If Killane and offering $IO"n for his 'capture." "One thousand dollars will 1 paid by the undersigned (Eddie Mead) to any person who captures Johnny Kil bane and delivers him Into the hand of Andy chaney in any ring of the L'nited States." the notice read. Kii-1 lane has run away with the feather-' weight title of the world, which is pub lic property and is known to be hidlns, j 'Munewhcre in vaudeville at me pres ent time. Many Ihur diainps llivls "Kilbane is about S feet, i Inches tall and weighs In the neighborhood of 10 pounds. His hair is fast turning white from worry to which Chaney has sub jected him: his left ear is slightly cauliflowered and his nose bears testi mony to the punches which have bounced off It. Kilbane is a very natt J dresser. lie has a penchant for nrown suits and always wears a brown velour hat. A fraternal pin is worn in the la pel of his coat. He wears a large dia mond in his tie and another on the fourth finger of his left hand." For the good of the game. Kilbane should retire and pass on his crown It he doesn't want to give other boys the chance that he was given. It is easily understood why the champion is not as keen about boxing as he was when he was laying the foundation of a bank account that now must be close to 1:150,000. He Is now Independent!) HI wealthy and while he Is making very little money out of the ring nis tine a? champion, is helping him to cash in on a vaudeville act. Kilbane refuses to make weight tot anyone und this may be the one big reason why he refuses to come to New York. It Is becoming an incepted be lief that ho cannot make the weight of his class under any conditions. SAVE YOITtSET-F S S k by having your Raw Fur uiaae Into FI.VE FIRS at our place? At the same time your old ones rt modeled, repaired, cleaned i so they look like new. At prices that iare right. 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