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' 1 A St ! M I ', 37 KEEP POSTED CN DOINGS IN THE SPORT WORLD DAILY IN Ate STAFF WRITERS AND PRESS SERVICES ON THIS PAGE. 1 ..' TWELVE PAGES .. SECTION TOO PAGES 7 TO 12 . . TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 'soil DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1920. ICLESBY BRILLIANT BACKFIELD ARTISTS EARN PUCE ON AMERICAN 11 Lourie, Davles, Way and Gipp Eecognixed by Farrell . in Choice of Start; Guards and Endi Lacked in Lustre. NEW YOKK. Dec. 8. (By Henry L. Farrell, V. P. Staff Correspondent.) -It's a ithame that eleven are only eleven. . If an AU-American eleven could be tretched Into a dosen and a half or two dozen, picking- the Reason' com blnatlon of beets might not he a prob lem ao cloudy akin to settling the Irish question. After a season In which the arid Irons of the east, went, north and aouth were almoat crammed with his-h-class football petrformer. it In a tank far beyond one pair of eyea to Judge the eleven beat, Coming- near to It I a more human task. The aeaaon of 1120 developed a pre ponderance of brilliant half-back, quarter-Darks ana centers, with a food number of tackle. No guard atood out like . "Hwede." Youiigstrum of last year'a team, or no enda blaxed acrom the field like Hob Illffgina and Heinle Miller. Writer Judges tYom Rrtmrla Baaed upon the teama neen In action, news accounts of the games and the Judgment of others delegated to look them -over, the following teams have been selected subject to anything but personal violence on the writer: ' First Tram Carney, Illinois, end: Keck, Prince ton, tackle; Griffith, Pen Htate, guard: Alexander, Syracuse, renter; Callahan, Yale, guard; Oullick, Syracuse, tackle; 1$. Anderson, N'otre Dame, end; txiurle, Princeton, quarterback; Way, Penn Btate, halfback Davie. I'litxhurRh. halfback; Olpp, Notre Dame, fullback. (Second Tram .-. Robertson, Dartmouth, end; Dick ens, Yale, tackle; ' lleas, Penn State, guard: Cunningham, Dartmouth, cen ter; Woods, Harvard, guard; Stein, Wash, and Jeff., tackle; Weston, Wia- cousin, end; McMIIIln, Centre, quarter back; French, Army, halfback; Oar rity, Princeton, halfback; Crangle, III inota, fullback. . . It will be observed her"are repre aentatlvea on the teams from everv fwilnn except the Pacific Coast and the far west. WitH the rill realisation that In those fertile fields of football there are many players of sufficient ability to hold their own with some on these three mythical aggregations, the writer had to Ignore that aectlon on account of lack of detailed infor mation regarding; theee players. The hardest task In sifting Out the si era came among the quarterbacks, the centers and the halfbacks. Hob McMIIIln Is a great quarterback.' but the writer after watrhlng Lonrie In three major game, can't Imagine how the Southerner can be superior to him. . Ilourle doea everything that McMII Iln doe and he kicks In addition. He ! a crafty a general as rnnma the chulk-llned Hold and he kept his colors high through a much harder schedule nnd much greater opponltion than Mc MIIIln. Mike Callahan, Princeton, and Stein, Pittsburgh, are two grent centers, but they are both bad passers. Klein was removed from ( consideration because his bad pniifl kept Pitt from beating Penn Btate. Olpp, the star Notre Dame back, stood out ae the greatest hulfhuck of the year and the one who had to he on the mythical eleven. Davles and Way were picked because almost alone they carried Pittsburgh and Penn Btate to the record that makes It possible fur them to claim the eastern champion ship. ' French and Oarrity by all means should be on an All-Amerlcan team, pnd Cragle, alao, but they suffered by having their stars shine In a flrmu-i ment filled with meteors. I WILLIE HOPE TAKES BY BEATING SCHAEFER Champion at 18.2 Billiards is Assured Honor if Winner To day in One of Two Matches at New York City. 'In Every Respect" says the Good Judge SACRAMENTO, Cal., Dec. . (A. P.) Discussion regarding use of the 'apltball" In the Pacific Coast Base ball League are expected to take up some of the time at the annual league meeting, which. President William II. McCarthy, Ban Kranclsco, has an nounced, will be held here December NS. At the present time any "splthall" pitcher In (he IcaKtie can use the moist ball but newcomers are barred from delivering It Several league mana gers. It is said, would like to have the "spltter" bark ao all pitchers could use It. Rumors regarding transfer of the Ball Lake City franchise to Vancouver 11. C. probably will be either confirm ed or denied finally at the meeting. According to to reporta received here Vancouver baseball people are willing to purchase the Hah city's member ship. NEW YOIIK. Dec. g. (A. P.) Willie Hoppe, holder of the vorld's professional 18.2 bulk line billiards championship, won hta second game of tho titular tournament, hare last night, detent nn Jake Srhaofer of Ban Francisco, 400 to. 176. in 14 Innings. The champion, to retain his title, has only to win one of IiIh two game.- Wednesday with Bchaefer and Welker Cochran of Ban Francisco, each of whom has won once and lost twice. Hoppe set a high record for the tournament, when he ran off ITS uoints in his third Intiiim'. C'aitiwrax (Vatic liurk lege at Portland 28-0, won from Occl CHICAOO, Dec. 8. (A. P.) Itoh. dental College ib-0 at Los Angeles and ert Cnnnefux of New York, staged ar"UKfu a - tle WKn tne University or remarkable cumeback Inst niuht In hlKiMontan at Missoula, Mont. , ilrxfupepnrance in the final round of I'-rown. In 191H, cume west and lost Hay f.ir thenatlonal three cushion Ml- to Washington State 14-0. On New Hard championship, the present title. ypaI"" 1lly- 191 "' the University ol holder defeating A.igie K cTkhefer of I ''ennsylvan'a lost at Pasadena 14-0 to Chicago. B to Nin 92 Innlnn 7.ftprllne University of Oregon. Nebraska in You get more genuine chew ing satisfaction from the Real Tobacco Chew than you ever got from the ordinary kind. . The good tobacco taste lastfs so long a small chew of this class of tobacco lasts much longer than a big chew of the old kind. That's why it costs less to use. Any man who has used both kinds will tell you that. Put ufi in two styles W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco r : v ": SPOKANE, Wash., Dec, 8. (A. P.) Intercollegiate athletic schedules for HJ1 will be drawn up at the an nual meeting here next Friday of the Northwest Conference. The meeting will be attended by representatives of the seven confer ence member schools, Vniversity of Idaho, Whitman College, Washington State College, University of Montana. University of Oregon, the Oregon Agricultural College and Willamette ! University. I Gonxaga University of Spokane may apply to the meeting for admlsKlon to the. conference. Oonstaga's foothall team during the season Just closed made an excellent showing against j conference teams. The conference track and field meet 'will lie held June 4 at the Washington State College at Pullman It was an nounced recently.bv representatives of the northern schools at the Pacific Const Conference meeting at Berkeley. the Chic.'iKcan hud led through moat of the gnriit-. Canncfax had a hlh run of 10, BOXER'S SKULL THOUGHT Tl JEUSKY CITY, N. J., Dec. 7. (A. P.) Al Koln'ru, Staten Island heai'y- welght, knocked out .Mickey Shannon, of I'ltlxburg, in the sixth round of a ln-ioor.d muKh nat niKht. Shannon r.illed t.i regain conwlousness and.vas taken to a hosp:tal. It was thought he niitlit hsve fractured his skull when be K'rp.h 'l.c floor. Roberts weighed 'lt:: poimilif and Shannon 19a. ticne Tuiiiuy. A. r.. F., heavyweight (hampion, otn 'ought I.eo ilonrk of Ivii'cafltcr, Pa,, hi a 10-rmind contest. Ml V icpii i.) ih ntci Eil.lle Wal lace in n ('-i.'miiiI n 'st s Lolh a-e M'".M: .v)orht ,v. l..l.i.-. Snii Mo.l. rg. . ii.ci" ot tn l.'-i'-i- woisht title . t.i" i r.j.a- ui cs, ai d Frank Cassiday nnother ft the Anicr- ciiii tenin, '.-:oi! i'ir Tr M. -.n- ance as profcKioniiis. .vlos.. - w n ilic I i i:ii.. b:,u' on j. nts. 1!'16 defeated tho Oregon Aggies at Portland 17-7. On 'ew Year's Day 'of this year Harvard met Oregon at Pasadena and nn 7-6. In Thanksgiving week last month Dartmouth College played the University of Washington at 8eattle and won 28-7. ( f the nine games played in the west by the seven eastern teams, the v.-;ir.'- wen lt tvo nnd tied one. Ieave for West Dec. 18. COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec. 8. (A. P.) The Ohio Btate football team which w.,i jiiuj tne cimersity of California at Pasadena New Year's day, will leave Columbus on Dec. 18 and arrive In Pasadena Dec. 24, according to a traveling schedule made public laast night. Two practice sessions will be held en route, one at Denver, on Dec. 20, and one at Palo Alto, Calif., Dec. 23, where the Stanford University field will be used. The Ohio 8tate team, on ' a field lighted by large electric flood liirhia. the taps of which are shifted from one j part of the gridiron to another, fol lowing the play, has been practicing dally and will be in good shape for -r rlrrtore it was stated. 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