1
If
TROJANS POINT
iniiiinT Tninin
AbAINul MM
Of tartan foe
Defense for Spread Forma
lions, Passes and Line
"Thrusts Given Attention
. for Saturday Game With
Carnegie Tech. .'
,I.OS ANGELES. Cnl., Dec. 12.-
W-Coacl, Howard .Ices plans
for Ills University of Southern
Culifornlu football aggregation
definitely- to do something here
Saturday 'about the array of trick
Ida. credited to the Tartan foe
mora Carnegie Tech.
Km tiler d u m in y scrimmages,
pointed to build ii defense against
tho prize collection of spread for
mations, passes and lino thrust b
expocted from the Invaders, Is on
the i schedule for this aftpriioou
after the hard, clash yesterday be
tween the varsity mid the reservos.
Even tho darkness, which shroud
ed the goal posts, of ftovard field,
failed to halt tho session.
t Kifrnior Trojan stars, Joss Hlhbs
at -tackle, Slorloy Drnry at end;
mid Aubrey Dovlnc, tho. freshman
coach, were on the reserve eleven,
which turned loose' some .of the
Carnegie tricks. Kor the most part
their efforts-were smothered.
.111 lllP,t U-lmai. Ihn I'nvDlHf Inn).
T the hall, it hammered through to
l i ' touchdown in short order with
i ? Kiisscll Saimdcrs. quarterback, and
i Jlininy .Musick, fullback, carrying
J tho lu lint of the attack. Kinle
7 Pinclicrt and Harry Idclso:i com
.) Plnled the hackfield combination.
W illie the Trojan coaching stuff
t was. laying idans for more scrim-
j niugo today, 27 memuors of the
Cwncgtc Tech siiiad, with their
y coaching stan', spent the day nt
tho Grand Canyon. ., Yesterday they
' timed out - ,Wrlilsjof(, ril, for a
light worknnt. ' '" ,
i 1ISIiOX (!) llaskplhall, In
j trod need in Portugal in. 19117, has
,z niMde great strides.
'J wenly-four ' teams are pluylng
,1 a regular schedule- Others urc
J V e I n g organised. The inH-ln
CAGE GAME POPULAR
j AMONG PORTUGUESE
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, mulrhes nro Dlaycd. oit Sunday be-
w fore largo crowds. j
i i unipnimon in me game is so
ki'on that a (earn ls fn -training
for ' the European championship i
contests. The Portuguese nro eon-!
fldent of winning since some of J
their players learned the game I
J hi America and.XIgured in im-
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port ant comesrs in mc unucu
BOB CAT IS CAUGHT
nil 11111 I Alio ppppiy
., UN WILLIMIVlO UnCC.
' 1 extricating himself from Stechcr's I rate keeps up, there will be no
WILLIAMS tKKlOK, Ore., Dee. (body scissors by rolling outside thePubljo sitlc.' all of 'the' tickets gn
1 i'.l Special.) Hen Letteken and : ropes.' Stecher took the second j Ing liy application," he announcc'J.
Vernon tlichaidsiin were . lucky i full with a body kcIfsots,. .SunneiiJ Of thcso,. tickets, 2.000 went to
enough to catch a large bobcat in berg repeated his . flying1 tacKVrtiioti Pittsburgh almuril and 3,500 to til-'
a tr.'ii one day last week.
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Eastern Teams Handicapped in
Western Invasions, Says Coach
HAILTON, N. Y.. Dec. 12. (ff)
The best an eastern football team
invading tho Pacific coast can ex
pect Ih 20 per cent the worn of It,
according to Andy Kerr. Colgate
coach, who also has charge of or
ganizing the east team for the an
nual charity game with the wostiat least 20 per cent advantage for
Kerr. In addition to his wide ex
perience In Eastern foot hull, put in
four years nt Stanford nniversity
and has had opportunity to study
the intercollegiate question . from
both ancles.
t-ooli out there and von'll see :
tlio reason." said Korr, pointing to ; Ing -east', but would 'ho heavllv
Miltnall Held, 'the Colgato Rrid-j handicapped ill ruin or snow or cx
iron. "That field Is frozen as hard 1 troino cold." Ken- ilndaics
as a rock and is slippery as a mill j "They don'f have any of that No
pond, it Is the same in any other I vcmber weather oiit (herd and they
section of the cast or middle went. I would he lost If thov sii-nck u hr
I Vnn fnit't l.nl.1 i. .... ri.u I
, even
wnlk on It without slipping;. 1
TO BE AWARDED
LANGLEY MEDALS
WASHINGTON, live. 1 2. (fr)
nmmumltr KU-lmrd'K. nyrd anil ,
Charles At. Manly 'today were,
awarded the J-rfinKley medal fur
aeronautic.) achievement - during
the year JULMJhy the board of re
Konts of the Smithsonian Institu
tion.' -
Ilyid received the award fttr his
use of the airplane in exploration
of the South Polar area.
Manly was invenXor of one of
the first successful airplane en
Khics. He also has contributed in
many ways to improvement of
aviation.
Charles A. Lindbergh is ono of
the , holders of the medal, ono of
tluj; hiKhesH'ardsU) Qvlatoy can
receive. ' :, ' .
BUTTE FALLS TO PLAY
E
KOCUK UIVKR. Ore., Dec. 12.
(Special.) The liulte Kails high
school haKketltall team will play
Rogue Uiver hero Friday night,
Dec. J 3th. The two teams are
about evenly matched as ' Butte
Falls defeated Rogue Hlver by a
few points. Tho Rogue" River
hoys' team defeated Kuglu Point,
19 to S, . 1 '
FLYING TACKLES BEAT
STECHER'S LEG HOLDS
.! :
ns A.Vf:i:r.KB. rp. 1?. rPi - -
I Gua SaunonbPi'K retained hla heavy-
' weiRht wrestliiiR title here Inst
i nlKlit. when he took two out -or
:'three falla fntm Joe Slechor, ox-
I titleholdcr. SonncnberR won the. 1)011 of the approximately 70,0(10
I flrst (an W,n a fyinK tackle after iseaLs were Mild. "If the present
Make I he third' und deciding fnll '
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"On the coast It Is different
They have fine football weather
through New Year's. You can work
them as hard as you want without
incurring anyInjury risk. The dif
ference in the weather conditions
and training facilities amounts to
tho coast team.''.
The trip across tho continent Is
no handicap cither way In Kerr's
opinion. ."It may be borcsome In
some respects, but It Is ulso rest
ful," he explained..
"in good weather tho western
eleven i nt m. iiicuivnti.. ...
com.
n i .....
KZd&'TFS
counts of themselves.".
10 PHILADELPHIA
IN PLAYER SWAP
NFW YORK. ,Deti.;Ji,-( Th
livening "orld says that Grovcr
Cleveland A IcxHiider, veteran pitch
er of fhe S(. I.ouis Cardinals, ami
world scries hero of 1H26. has been
traded to the Philadelphia Nation
als. 'tho team whero hu made hiv
big league bow almost 20 yeaie
ago.
Alexander and Harry McCurdy.
former Illinois Cniversity and Chi
cago White Sox catcher, the Worl.I
says, have been sent to the PhilJIe
in exchange for Outfielder Peel and
Pitchei-4 Hoh Mcraw. ' '
"Huspended for infraction of the
rules during the fall campaign, the
action in trading1' Alexander wan
not unexpected. In announcing thn
trade, however, Sam JJreedon. own
er of the Cardinals, said ho wanted
it madrf plain that he w:s not def
initely through with 'Old Pete,"
that the greatold pitcher could
have a job with him ally time ant)
as long na h,0 -wants U. . He hoped,
however1, that returning to the
scene of his early triumphs would
give.thf Nc.brakiL fanner a new
lease on basbball' life. ,
Alexander for years was the star
pitcher-of the Phillies.
FOR BOWL CLASSIC
l.OS AXGKI.RS. T)oe'.' 12. W)
Indlcutlons ar? tliM tlvo' ftusp Ilowl,
Ht'cno of tho tournament of roos
oliiHh betwpon the rnvirplty f
t3i.lllhn.ti t Mltr..t.nt..' ..h.l Plirul.n.Mrti
long bpforc New Yt'ar'H flay, Arn
!olrt Edilv. ussistnni m'nrt'uatc mr.n-
attcr of tho Trojan Institution said
today.
Two days after "nnntlcatlon for
tleketH were itwued. liddy said. 33.
' 'rrlijan rooting section
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IS ACCEPTED BY ISW
w v w ta vvi iv ii tn1ST'ttt
Jimmy Phelan Awaiting Re
lease From Present Con
tract to Sign As Husky
Mentor Expects .to Ar
rive in January.
' SKATTl.li, Wash.. 'Ore. S. W
ICarl Canilriiell, graduate manager j
of the 4Jnlvorlly of - Wushliitgon. !
annouared on his arrival In Seattle!
from Chicago today, that Jnmcs
M. Phelan, Purdue L'nlvcrslty fout-!
ball coach, will bo signed in th.tt;
capacity at Washingfon within tiiej
next hours.
Phelan had definitely agreed ti:
como to AVashington. It was'dl.i-!
Covered, whep Campbell left Chi
cago Monday night. However, the
Purdue coach, who .is still undi'i
contraet, had to be relieved of It's
duties liv tho board of control -lu-
foi-e he coultl 'ucceiit an offer from
Washington.
. While Cairlpbeirwa.s on his way
to Seattle, Phelun was to have gone
before his board of control and ask
for his release.
Campbell expected to Kct In
touch with Phelan by telephone t"-
day and if Purdue released him tin
Washington student board of con
trol was tu go Into immediute ses
sion to approve the selection of llie
"III)? Ten'' mentor. ' Phelan would
succoed Klloeh W. llagfhaw. 'vha
resigned during tile past rootbnll
season.
Under present plans Phelan will
come- (o SoattlC! omiy -Itf Janua:-v
imli'.qmid..
IOWA CITY, Iowa. Dee. 12. (Pi
fourteen University of Iowa nth
IctoM today wero announced us
those hit by last night's ruling of
the Uawkeyc athletic board de
claring ineligible all men who bor
rowed ' money' from the -"trust
fund"' ivhlbh 'figured In the Hlg
Ten ouster 'charges. ' '
,; Twenty-eight athletes borrowed
from the fund, C. V. Williams,
chairman of ' the lowli "eligibility
cbmmlttoo said, but only half that
number' uro In school.- Amounts
duo tho fund range from llfi to
SM0. the money having been bor
rowed for tuition. Some of tho
men. especially' those now owing
leaHyluuiiuMat ue vcniouwi Ml'
-sonifster' tuitl.uii haitt puWI ;.JjHck
irl'C iba 'loans. 'i-A.
The Nut bowling tenm won nil
three of the games iilaycd against
the Gold Heal creamery squad last
rilghr. ; The insects were unable
to mis tho pins and their excel
lent marksmanship was amply re
warded. Tho Clold Heal Uoynj an unusual;
ly enthusiastic bunch, wero way
off their game.- Tho ercaniery
team, with but one exception, Is
composed "entirely, of lioglnhers.
: Hoy Heekathorn- for the Nats
had high total pins with S-'S and
.lack Ucuieron, also for tho Nats,
had high individual score. Three
men on the Kat team rolled bet
tor than 600.
tiolfl HchI CrouiHcry.
I S
:i
Klllott
N'ewlnnd. .N
Troxell
Minn
Klrirlrige
Handicap
Total .'.
i , Total pins, 2042.
Xllts.
Ill
nil
Ii7 in
12H I'.'O
141 t'l
tin mr,
111
U'a
1.12 1V.I 1BJ
47 47 11
725 010 077
:i
Uumeron J fxo US V."
ISiihncrt ISO 14 17
'eters I'D 1 1 R I I.'.
O. hounsberry 134 J 3ii
Heekathorn
1H7 llii J Vii
'Total , A ,, 7K0 Wl . (
ttli jlllis. . - i'r.;. '
Fights Last Night
Illy (lie .tswMiiilril I'icm.I
MOW VOHK. Harry Wills, New
Vork, knot-ked out ' Anilrea t'as
tsno, Mexico, ().
tilt KAT FALUi, .Mont. Kr-1 '
l.rnhart, Hpokane, light heav
Weight, otllpolnrert . ('llllek' IIUrn'. !
Sr.n Antonio, tm. .
OAKLAND. rl. I-Tcd "Hll'li
my" Mohan. Kl Paso wellorwelghl.
sluppeil 'Hntie"v Andersoii, 'Hi 11
Jose. Cnl..' (!). . 1' '
1 1 ' ' ' '
WALLY SCHANG TRADED
FOR ATHLETIC INFIELDER
NKW VORK (p Wally gchng.
veteran ratcher, has been . traded
by the St. Ixiuls Hrowns to (tin
Philadelphia Athletic for Rummy,
Hale. Inflelder. Schsng will return
to the club with which he entered
I he major leagues, as he rniight
for the Athletic from IkU through
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A suggestion that tho urmy and
navy football controversy bo Bet
tied hy n commission comprising
ftto lormor captains drawn (rem
llarviird, Vale, Princeton. Hennsyl
vnnia and Cicorgotowi), was made
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resentatlve Fish, nopiilillciin.' New
York, who ullB4',.at(1,tha:,.. WJil,l
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Tlsli said tho commission of foot-
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BASEBALL BROADCAST 1
QUESTION undecided:
M'AV VOIlls, Dec. 1-. (I ) The ; complalnta'are bolng mudo from
iinnmil mooting of , tho Amevleuii , .insophlno nniinty that Ilio records
leagno inljouined WcdWesilay nftor-of tlioHlnle gamn comnilssion tor
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BUTTE FALLS HATCHERY
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TECH COACH NAMED- V
. SOLDIER FIELD LEADER;
- CHICAOO. Deo. 12. lPi-Jtl
Walter Stefren of Chicago, Crh"
gle Toeh's commuting ' footlH u
coach; has been named ebalrimBi .i
of the boarft of governors In charqa
of the 10-yoar Thanksgiving "a)ay
'football program' t Boldler IWMl "
Tho (list game 'of tho progrlifi,
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