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FOR ATHLETICS a
Cdnide Receives List oi Pro
posed , Amendments to
State R u) es Riots' Would
Causey Forfeiture Games
Inspector Authorized. .
' A lixt of MntrnuHed nmemlmentH
to- the Stale Athletic ' atfuoclutiuii
'uU'k' vvy$ received toduy by Trin
,.eiitl -.li. IL .Conklu from ltuy, I-
funuon.. autujrinlentlcnt. of Nchools
in . Multnontuh coumy uml secre
tary .of,, the Htuto uthlcitiu board.. !
,Tho .contemplated rhunges have;
lieeo submitted by the (ofticialH oC
the various schools In the uhsocIu-
; ul.MkMwuB-1- i M- J
AMsoemted I! rest Photo. .
l4'o'lie-r1 6r A gun I'aHento, KomW ('allfoi-nl.i, uVfentrU -Johnny
IfavreM of New York, In l.os Angv left hi the finals to lurid Ills crown
lloit t,rumedy unsatlisfactory lt-!ns rhlllIiphm r iVoreHslonal ii ol.eiV tisMiiiatlon.
Wimliun that, ;oxiHt or have boetii
foreseen. . i;
. ..The anieiuIiucntH .will be vote
on at the Htutc teacher's conven
Hon In l'ortland, December
Kueh Hchool beloiiKinK to the as
Foelalion will have one vote tol
determine the fate of the proposed ,
,-liinKOH. j
T,ho amendments KUKt;ewtfd are:
tin. follows: j j
,Art, V,- Sec. 1 , to be amended l
io Vend: "Failure of any school
board to charge and eolleet lull;
ami l(Kal amount for tuition or ;
DEFENSIVE PLAY ! BALLYHOO N0 BOON
I'UKTUN'U, Ore... Dec. ll.-(Pl
Herman Ituuluff, .Mlnot. X. D.,,
sniithnuw mlddlcwcluht. lived II.
I td his advance notices of "iivn
man," here la.sl nlKht when lie 0111
slUKBed ieoioia Ulxon, Portland,
to take tile decision 111 a furious
Ill-round affair lieforu u packed
hqjito. Dixon scored the only
knockdown In the second round
when hu caUBht Katzlaff with u,
i'IkIh un the cllin. Tho acrman
boy was up at Ihe cuunl of unci
liored iIkIu into Dixon as tlioui.-!i:
iiolhlm.' had happened. lluulnff..
never stopped horinij In. kcepln;:
both hands 111 Dixon's face or ab- ;
domen, and toward the etui of th-.'.
inalcli had so weakened Dixon, the,
latter's slrensth was Kone.
.Mickey Dolnn. Portland, cuntiii-:
ucd his knockout ' march by tech-;
nlcally knocking out Tommy Mur
phy, t'hlcuuo, when the latter rail;
across the rim; and sat down after
hiivlnc been knocked down three
times III the second rouna.
I Mickey Md'alferty. KllKcne. put
up a (tout! fiwht to win over Jimmy'
four rounds.
Portland, took a
Krankle .Munroe.'
six rounds. Th-"
proves featureIprinceton coach!
ti-Ohporl:itU:i of a Htudent reid
of tu It hm or transportation th;
may Ik lctfnlly e'.iarKOd shall bo
conrl ructrd h a violation of the
spirit of these ; rules and regula
tiyiiH." i Art. V, See. 1 0, to be amended
lKTi:or! Mich ! 11. (Pt ; PIElXl'KTOX. X. .1.. IJie. 11.
ine out,idr of the srhool distrli l j speneer Uvsey, of J.os Anseles Uy1i "If football is trnhiK to bo killed
In iuestlon shall render such stu-iWttS the 'hero of the fourth same ! it is KoinK to be killed by public
dent iucliuible for participation i Df tilt, world's champion h h i p , Uy." Hill Roper. Princeton football
In any athletic events of the us-lpcket billiard match played lit the ) conch, snirl last niKht at the un
uchufon. A remlsson of any pan ifecrcation buildint? last night, de- ; nual banquet in honor of the
spite the fact that he was beaten Princeton football team,
by Ralph Cirenlraf, former world "Football is not Koinn to con
champion. 125 to 100. Me gave tlnue because 75,000 people clamor
one of the Ki'atest defensive exhi- lor eats on ;he 50-yard line or
bit ions of skill as well as brilliant j because newspapers give column
to read: "Ten week' attendance ! by a newcomer into the title ranks up mere, boys aa Idols and then
or. participation In ono or moro'in years. It took 40 innings, al- j Knocking them down fur 'a Hingle
inteischolastic athletic contents j most three hours of play and some ; niisplay. foot bull has reached Its
h;ill be considered, as., a semes-1 remarkable playing for Creenlcaf j present heights because It has
ter's attendance.' to win. Livsey lust "15 points in ; brought out tho .sterling MiialltleH
Adoption Curtailed. the eighth inning when ihe made in men. If It is going tf continue.
Add to Art V. a new section to three scratches in a row. tit -will .continue tbecnue It will
read: "No student shall be clig-1 The former champion paved the j maintain those qualities which
I bio. to competition by adoption ; way for his triumph when he ; have made It great."
m oite tnrougn one oi jivsey h very
effective safeties in the fortieth
inning, lie was trailing by 100 to
1 Oti and his cue ball was lodged
firmly ngalnst the rail at the low
er end of tho table. No shot seem- !
ed possible, but after1 long dellbera- I
tion Clreenleaf sent his cue ball to j
ilhe side rail, caromed oft. struck' - ' .'' . ,
the seven JmlTund knocked it into I
. th nooket fuiuu. cotmi',- lie truincd J'-s ANTdOLlS. Dee. 11. iPt-
.! excellent nosition and l ani nineteen Ousontienhorg, heuyywclght vtoh-
Kelly. Portland,
Kex Johnson,
decision over
Klamilh Kails,
decision did not please the fan.',
who tNiught Munroe shuuW huvrf j
had a draw. 1 !
Jack hewis. Portland, won ovil
Del King, four rounds. j
In a mixed bout between a boxen
and a wrestler. Harry Dcme$l(,
the grapplcr. took a fall and fi
decislw.-froin Karl Uc.-he, the iXi
in two minutes. 35 seconds.1 H
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er.
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ASK JACK OEMPSEY TO
exceiit where consent of .the board
of tfonlrol is Kiven or until he hub
been a . member of the school
vv'blch .he represent for at least
one full semester,, or four und a
half inynths.". . ' 7
,Add lo Art. V, a new section to
mid: "No school shall be u mem
ber of the O. H. H. A. A. if the
athletic - coach, director, or in
ttrui'ioi'rt" not n fttlt-tlmc teitcher
.., .w. i,., u 1.. entiie ' more tu clinch the Banic
irom any uuii r rwuivu .tmn ...v
letooi oi(;anizaiioJi empioyins
lilm."
, l-'orfclt rp ltlot.
,Add to Art. V 11 new section to
iiiiid: "Any school whose stu
dents, supporters, or rooters take
piy-l In riots, fluhts. pilfcrlna.
niilntlni' or nnv unsnortsnianlike
eniiduet uiialnst uiiv other school! CHIOAfiO, Dec. 11. All of-
in the assor latlun. shall forfeit Cort to have Jack Uemsey ra-cntcr
all Barnes played and won and j the rii-.B ami fiKht six rounds for
shall be nutoiiiatlinlly siispendeil I charily aRiiinst Heln .Mitollcr. Clcr
tofian indefinite period from the man hoiivywoiKlit. is beitiR imido hy
asuQi lation.1' ' I'liarlcs I'aschcn. hcuilitiK the
.Vmend Art V. sec. 14. to read: J Christinas fund for the poor. The
';No student who hus attended chai ily boxing card is to be held
school oteht semesters shall- be i December 21. .
ellirilile " AinoiiR tnnse 01 tne 1111111 com
Amend Art V. Sec. 1. by strlk-! inittee tire Samuel Instill
lint: out "21 yeur-s of iikc
"21st birthday," and
UliiK champlun, will, take his title
(Into the ring hero tonight In a
finish bout , with Joe Steelier.
Dodge. ,'el., grapplcr, and former
champion. . 1
Htecher earned the right tu meet
the former Dartmouth football stat
us the result of n series of recoct
elimination' , matches. They have
met. on-, .several occasions, with
Snnnt-nbefK defeating the Ncbrus-,
knn each time. - '
.Monday .nlKMAit'4he Xatatorluml
bowling alleys the I'. K. unlet
Auto I'o. took three strnlKhl
games from un overwhelmed op-(
co team. Tho mechanics, nij
are with Avo or llirie exception,
beginners at the game, showed
wonderful form for the shol ;
time that they tiuve been bowling; j
At the opening of the Icnguci j
they were allowed u rather gen-ij
crous htinillcnp. The tuesent outi
look seems to Indicate a desire oil
their part to be the scratch Ion nil
a place now occupied by the 111 ki
The bullous dates rooting sec.
lion was present In full force:
Ihe wives, mothers-in-law unij
half a down ndditionnl bowler
cheering their team and walling
when the enemy gained if pulnti
The copco rtonm. - while -com
posed of veteran Tlnyers. wi
ii,,llr In lilt their stride. Till
tenlll. however. Is to he looked
upon as it strong bidder for th
league pojinnnt.' )
(leorge Gates for the mechanic
had both high Individual score
and high score for three ganiesl
Kesults of match:
(lltes Auto I'o.
Mrs. Jl-
andicoh Ba'tier and .Mi s. Hutli I lamia
substituting ' McCormlck.
"ill years of age" and "21st birth-
dav." thus lowering the age limit ; employing
for high irchool competition to 20
I'lTTSUCltllH, Pn., Dec. 11. (Pi
Tl 0 titlvance guard uf the Cinltlen
1 Panthers of tits University of Pitts
state athletic in-! burgh was'wInKiitK Us wny toward
sector whose duly It shall be to. ill" I'acltlc coast touay to coin
check standards of eligibility, : pletn details for the Pasadena rose
sportsSmiuishlp 11 11 il educational ! bow! football contest New Year's
values required by the member j day bclwcen Pill's unbeaten eleven
schools." and Southern California. '
.Several other minor changes V. I). Ilanisoii. (lliuctiirK of nlh-
I Kiicccstcd In addition lo those I'M Ics. and IKilt ttnuiiiicrs, uirecior
years of age.
, Add to Art. V. See. V: "Par
ticipation In any branch of alh
lellcs by, a stuicnl on a Junior
high school loam, which competes
one of .lie four ears' of compel-1 listed were proposed. The rro-1 .,f ublci,y, Wt last WUIjrlj
lion In thi.t branch or athletics." posed changes especially numbers Angeles via Old 1 nftimihtllibnUI
"Wllllt InslK'Clor. !r.-4, 5, 0. 7. mid lire uf particular illil' line. , ... ,, ,
Vdd to Art. IV. Sec. !': ' 1 11" I Interest 10 .iiecnoru ions. 11 uicse
i.i.1.,1 ..eT...,ii-,il ahsili have iiower ! ijianges g.. through, they will ma-
ot basketball 1 lerlally effect many of the hading!
n,, a..o the nroceeil
,., irnamriiils for the llllllH.se of lilctl s'ehllols. illd U.I I lg M ! fonl
r
Hs
Si
t'.ates ,
1lltman
Paddack .
Cunnnir ...
Anile
Price
Handicap
Total
, Total, 2
Jackson .
fallan
Mullls
Smith
Tyree
Ilolga ng
1S7
171
1 I I
1 r, :t
lii:i
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1112
15S
1711
120
15
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5113 ma iiiii
ikon's Sale
Men's Suits and Overcoats
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All wool Top Coats andL heavy Overcoats . 4 50
Big assortment, all sizes . ; , . . . . . . ii dzf
75 Mehs Suits, sizes 36 to 46V There are single arid
double breasted Suits, there- are cassemeres, worsteds,
serges; brbwns and grays, shadow stripes
etc. To close out quick at .
Other Bargains
50c
C'upco.
1
1 2a
1:17
17fi
1.-.S
12S
I2!l
1211
I i:i
II II
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I7
I2t
Total
Total, 20711.
f'KDAll UAPID3. Iowa. Dec. .
(M') The Cedar Uapids Onzellc-'
Itcpublican today printed an affi
davit made by Jess Mlalto, rBilrond
company official, char-jinn that the
fnlher of Klmer Marek, furnier Ohio
Slate university hnlfliar.k. had told
Win Ills son "held out for Ihe most
money" In selecting a school. The
lather denied luaklm; tile slnta
iii'inl. The, paper prhilcd Um el'lcr Mn
rek's ili'rtinl 'licsttJu IMake's altida-
vlt. ;
Fights Last Night
l.usi night the .Mali Tribune leaui
defcaied the Klks team thrcj
slralghl games, each by a narrii
margin. A I !i -pin liKUilicap, grii nl
ell the typos, was responsible f"i'
victory In two. games.
Hoy Prtiltt. bowling for the Hlk-.
had high Individual score of lb-
evening with 2IMI. (Jwncy Palton.
for the Tribune, IiimI high total plus
with 520 to Ills credit.
'.Iks.
Prultt I'll
mil M-..-- inn
Snylor 17 1
liads Ill
Total
.hirrav
Puhl ...
KUIutt.
l.ouiwberry,
I'utlon
C.reer
II anil icilp
Boys' Bib Overalls
MeWs Bib Overalls . 89c
Men's Khaki Pants 95c
Boys' Khaki Breeches -95c
Camp Blankets - 95c
Heavy Unionsuits :95c
oys part wool Unionsuits . . 75c
Mens Work Shoes ...... S1.95
Men's Dress Hats . .... . : $1.95
Red Rubber Boots ; $295
Men's High Top Shoes. .
va. i
Men s and Boys' jers'y Gloves IQc
Canvas-Gloves . . .5c
Men's dark Work Pants. . . . 95c
Part wool Unionsuits $1,35
Any Ladies' Hat . ......
Boys' Suits, 2 pants .
Horse Hide Coats . .
Men's Khaki Coveralls . .
Fancy Broadcloth Shirts
Men's Raincoats . . . ... . $2.00
;''RiiiIKiit5'r$2.002 Hats. .75c
; 95
$7:50
$8.95
$1.65
v 95?
Men's and Boys' Tennis Shoes 85:
Buy your, winter supply. You can save a1 lot of money ;
ill i t.u-.ii Tr l ;
.'JTill 'lifiirti DIM.
l.oW ' scoi-l' on Mull Tilbune
teum not added In total
:J l--U
m
its fill
" Medtord 'Il
x Tobsce. Co. H
(By the Associated Press)
XRW YOIIK Kill Chocolate of
Cuba knocked out Hermna Blltor-
berg of lltooklyn 'It
I LINT. Mich. Jimmy lioouricn
of Murrain, N. V sloppwl .luhnhy
Ciccone of SchcncctBily, X. Y. 11:
Mult Klannlgan ol Denver slopped
Tonv lyomlmrilo or Toledo, ). I8.
MIXNKAl'OI.IS-Young Thonip.
son of Sun Kraiiclsro out pointed
lllllv Wells or Kngland H.
DAVKXPOKT, la. Johnny Hums
or Oakland. Cal.. stopped Charley
Arthurs of Newark. X. J. (!.
HOT SI'KIXIiK. Ark. Tommy
fresmon of Hot Springs ontpolnfil
Civile Hull or St. Paul. Winn. (101.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Kddle An
derson o( Cody, Wyo.. outK)lnled
l.llmmy Reed or Krie. rr. l'n:
Micker O'Hara l Cincinnati out
pointed Otto Anderson or Terre
Haute (6).
LOS ANCKLKrt Cecil Payne or
i ..tol. villi. Kv.. oul Pointed (ioldie
'Hess of Ocean Park. Cal. (1l.
"ll I ''': :--. -r-Wv.'.:' J V.-..f?rl. ! . ,'; -7 t, : .' V I I
32 North Front Street T '.. "'" ""''
hpn nmnnilll n in , Pusuilena: Arthur Lowe, forvallls; Kails. .Mont.-, Lloyd .Morgan, (lien-; , )jcud Plans .u,ndci:wu.v, Cor. ton-
ii,-' U L 1 1 lli IIHMAI II l ' Wallace .Mnrsdcn. .Marshfleld : lied il.'tic! ' .lolin''l'nneU, 'Amity:' Wiillcr: structlim of flva-sloiw holei on tho
, 1 1 1 IVI llllllHI II 111 ' 1 McDonalil. .Mc.lfoid: llonifey Ala--'Handulllst, ll.mebilrg'f Urtd' Ardcn enrner of Willi street nnd l-Vullkllll
-0 pit IVWI II It-1.' IV : , .y;,.,ln; Hill Moe. Oreul H.lllie. (iicMunn aveni 1st of 1 .-.0.1)011.
' inii 'iriiiinie, 3" ";,T ONE Of 29 RQOnY
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I'll lit .... H HI Wfc. M It ' ' kT
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ii cin flit m i a MZS
. h.nrV.llllH. h-C. I I . ( HlU't'llI I. ) Of
H1IATTIJ-;. IC. 1 l.t-M't (iT1;!!-
untc mnnnif m ami hiipkf'tiraii
coiichcH ir the rilh'K, nl unlvM -illloM
r the ntMthern tlivNinn f
tin Purine eojiHt rmiffrrner Kih
Oird h'rr iiritl jtrlcrUMl nfflrliiU f"r
the r i) in I n k winter biiKketttnll
KHfitPK. 1 liof p attrntJinK tn' nii'i-
lnK Inrluilfil .lurk Krlrl. WmMiImk
tun Stntf roHc'Kc; Hill llrlnhfirt,
Oif(fon; ItUii l'nx, Iilnho; Jim
Htcwart.. Mnnlmiti; r1 Il'.
trKon Stilt- rollfur. nnd "lli'i1'
KdrntiniNon, .Iiirkxun iitnl
t'nrl KHitnr-. WnnhlnBtun.
ThP nfrirtnln nppetrl wrrn K;ilth
r'ulrmnn, OnfVnll; llohhv rMn
nnl ;-in Kunr.. HattU-: Hill Si tit It
sun nnl Karl Jrnnr. JMk:iiie: Al
Knnrh nml I'M HunlM", Purllnnil.
nl (itO Mix. Mownw,
3
to ifiiiiiln
OliK'lo NSTATK rol.l.WlK,
f .nrv.illlH. h-r. 1 1 ( Hiirein I. ) f
t;,,. on llt- mure UHilnuitM who
turned nut fitv freslimn tl litishethirlt
J!i Ftirvlvfil thf rrHtr.il vytt uf lly
limli. cnach, In the fipiil eul tlilM
erk. I'iih.i nil i'initr, thoxo
hud t't Im- "plenty K"'l
in the (iIiimI.
Altlimiult till' fl rMhliitlll ttrhrilillc
if not yet eomplrte, the rmk will
t; uhjllilv rxrluiIIUi' K'HIH'H With
V iihln(ttn nnd Itt'DMon h I k It
H-hnuN of I'lM llnnd. Allmny collrfcn
iind the f rr jftin f nh it t lOnurnr.
i:nrly Inillratloiui pilnt lo a fitmutt
fieMhtimn t'"iun.
The ztr hnjB who fin now on the
miUiid tii-c l';iul Ittxhy, l.on Hrnrh
(,'iil.: lllll Hetinett. Ht. Ilelcitn:
.Mink UrlftKM. t 'ervidlU, Hoh in ll.
f'nrH-itt(l; Hurold Ittown. Sun
lln, rnl.; Tommy Wunl. Th'
(Mile; KIhh Huilcy. (Irmifi' flitl.l-
in. rhiirley Dltmnlrk. Nell Klrtn
mlnif. IM Lihv Ik and I'Urnow SIh
irr, I'ortlMtid; llini ritKKidy,
orklott, rul.; Keith DuviH. Kt.
f'Hul, Nt,; 1'hH i;i)V4i dfl. "ik
lund. fM-n'U l-'ii-H iten.' lolly
woimI; True (i rem. Itunloit k; Kin
meit IHlffnifiYi. Oittni h; -Kai I Jen
j-i-n, HiikeiMrield, l'n.; liny err,
Now Receiving Turkeys for
Christmas Shipments
No birds received on date of dressing
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we pay; CASH
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swift & CO.
Phcne 957
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