vaJaS2L
LAST RALLY OF
University Leads at Half In
: Close Contest Washing
ton State Noses Out Cor
vallis Other Coast
Scores.
SHATTI.K, Jan. 1". (IP) Omn
Inc from Ixlilnrl In the hpcoiuI half
with a HPnuatlnnal attack that
r--ui(,'ht their npiinintH nnfiwaroH,
the University of WaMliliiKton
Muskli's noHed out a 40 to HI vie
tnrv over 1he l-'nivoi-Mlty of fre
Kon here tonlMht. (o stay out hi
front In the northern division of
tho Pacific coast conference hn
ke-tliul! race.
The lead alternated several times
and the score was lied on two
other occasions In the first ten mln
ulfH of play.
Vincent liolp. forward, started
Orewin off with a field Koal in
tlio first minute, hut it was short
lived' as John Kllller. Washington
WlnK ace countered with a basket
for the llusklc,.. Krom then on It
was a see-saw batlle Willi first one
Irani and thin the oilier laklUK 1'"'
lead until the score readied 1-11
in favor of 'ahlm:lon.
Here I lit- Vebfiioter slarled nil
offensive that ran rilllts around the
llu'-kies rind carrlcil ilu ni to a 21
to )H lead at I he half. Wlll-or.
Calkins, forwards, sent Orenon into
the lead nnd .lean Kberharl, Henry
I.evoff and Doli Piled up the big
half time ndvantaKe.
Wncthlniiton retuined to the (tame
n-th a vunxeonce and swept Into
n 32 lo 25 lead lieforo the Web
fnotortf could count a slimlo basket
of any kind. The Huskies rained
In five field noals and four free
throws In five minutes.
Oregon came back lo catch the
lluskiivi at 32-all and then fori;eil
lo tho front by a free thrown, by
Calkins nnd 11 field Koal by llolp.
Kuller went Washlimlon ahead
aKiiln 311 to ar, a minute later
when lie snarud two baski'ts.
Kwyicnrd nrtilerl a free throw and
l.'Voff countered with one for
Oretton.
In tho hwt minute of play with
both tcanm pluyliiK like mad. Hank
Hwanson wave WnshinKton another
point on a free throw unci Ned
Nelson added ujleld Koal for ttood
monsure.
The .victory was AVashlnxlno's
second over oreKon, the lluskii-s
wlnnlllK last nltlH 43 to 21.
Uttpuii and Kiitumary
Oreiiou, (311)
Calkins, f
I mill, f
Khcrhurt, c ,
..tevens, it
Irvoff, R
I
Totals 14
8 10
V 1'K
I 0
i 2
4 2
1 4
0 3
0 1
WmdtiiiKton (III)
Hwynard. f
Kuller, f '
Swanson, c
Cnirney, c
West. K
Nelson, k
Totals
Uefereer
Coleman. CorvuIUs;
umjiiro: Kiddle, Sotlttle.
1'i;l,I,MAN. Wash., .Inn. 10. M":
Wnsliltmtoii Stale enlleKO baskel
liall. team defeated Oregon State
collem' 30 to 53 In the second
wiine of thlr 1'aciric Coast con-
Urciico series lotilht.
I.m kliiu the ,vell oiled, iiih k
livialtltiK nllaik that swept iheni
l victory last iiIkIH. the Ore
finluns used a rock 'em and sock
'em. attack that put two men out
of the Kiilne on personal fouls
. and caused 10 personals to he
lolled.
.Tlio ciiUKiirs opened with three
ruiuiliirs, .MelAirney, forward, lira
hum nnd Villi Tuyl, Kiiards, out
0Y1 uniform, but weYe tin top, 14
til. 12 lit the half.
Orccon Mlule tied Hi" score at
III and HI. and then took Hie lead
at 21 to IX, holtlllm it nearly rotir
minutes. In the last ten minutes,
Lewis, center and (Irayson, for
ward, not i roui;h thai four pt-r-Kinals
sent Iheni to tin- bench,
nnd the CiniKiirs kept busy throw
IliK free shols, inost of which they
missed.
The line-up unit summary
o. s.
L'3)
lillllard. I
tirayKon, f
I.ewlH, e
llrimcr. e
llulley. ..
l''ai:atiK. K
.Merrill, r
TotalM
V, H. '.
I..
1 3d I
t'ri'iei, f
llolmen. I
Ciirilon, c
Wllllx. it ..
f'ltlCO, it ..
'2
1
0
2
Totnln 0 13 6
(MKI.ANli. Cal.. Jan.
Tin. Cnlversltv of (Mlllomia bas
ketball team cleuinl Its Hist
In the conference race
bur-
here
trntKht when the Jieiirn ekcU out
n 24 to 22 victory over the South-
rrn CHtllornln Trojans.
I .OS ANXIKI.KH. .Ian. l(l.-H,Pi
The t'nlversiiy of t'.illfoi nla at
t.oa Angeles lui.skcll.iill five de
feated Slmiford llllverslly I'd to
26 here tonight. The "ie
l ed 26-nll with 30 eeeonda to p!y
whin l.lnlhUum, Hruln renter,
IimsciI I" the winning goal,
HUSKIES ROUTS
OREGON 40-36
NEW COMMISSION TAKES CONTROL OF BOXING
Before Wo... C. C. Youno
American Legion; Dr. Harry Martin or lo angeicsi onu nu
nd cartoonist, .18 members of the
; I.otf ANOKI.Ka .Ian. 10 lI') j
llarry A. WIllliiiiiH will ron'tinuc a j
prCHidi-nl of 1 lie Pari fit Omni
Itaschall Tf:iKiie for nnotlwr year.
CtmvliK-fd tlicy wouhl he iinahle
lo miiHicr iht five vuit-H requiied
lo nanie a rUirt-cKsur, W'illiam'H on
iuihiiIh nl the annual mhl-winlrr
ini-eiiuK' itf UKHf din-fttnH licit-
tmlay volt I unanimously lo give
him aimihic n-j-in. li will he hisj
eichlli. i
Willia ni.s first wnn Ifd prt-fti
di-ni of Hi' roust fii'fuit in
at the "tuiltlft tif avaluir mi
I'.IL'il I
t inn '
when William 11. McCarthy wuh j
removed. lli supporters, the I.oh
AiiKiden, Han . Francisco, Hacra
mento and Cortland clubs sought
to have him named for a five year
term and end the strife. Falling
In tills they emu promised on the
one year term.
This action brought the meeting
to a close. The coast magnates
yesterday accepted the draft rule
Iiudslcd upon by the major, leagues j
and telegraphed the American and
I menial iona I iiNsot-ialloiiK to find I
out whether they are ready in fall
in liim. No reply had been re
ceived tonight.
' ; .1
r, . I
After defeating llogui' Hlver
'Ylday night, " Talent t:ontiuue, In
lead the valley basketball leftmie
with two wins and no losses. Tal-j
tit Won from (Ibid Hilt last week,
Vhe other team remaining in the
undefeated class Is Phoenix. The
Phoenix team won a hard game
from Central Point Friday night,
22 to Hi.
Hogue River has won one game
fro in Onlral Point nnd lost the
second tn Talent. The Phoenix
girls' won from Central Point Fii-
day night, 111 to 27. Jacksonville (
has not played a conference game,
ream standings: ;
W.
. V
. 1
.. (1
Pet.
1,000
1 .000
Talent
IMuienlx
ItoKue Klver
fluid Hill ...
Ci n tral I'olnt
.liiekonvllle
Basketball Scores
.Jietluny college 41, Penn Stuto ;
14.
Curneglo Tech 4,, Thiol IS.
Miehliiun 22. Northwestern 27.
Alabama 2 2, North .Carolina
State ir.
Washington Pnlver-slty IS. Prako
2 1 (overtime). 1
Ohio State 2!t. Wisconsin 1 i.
Pittsburgh 40, New York FnU
verslty 22.
Vale Hn, Cornell 2tl.
Ourimoutlv :to. Pemiriylvania 21.
M'ssourl 32, Nebraska J2.
Columbia 44. Prinee-ton 2tl.
Wesi Virginia Wesleyan 42,
West Virginia Ctdversliy :lti.
Iowa Slate S.'i. Oklahoma 2Ti.
Marqllelte 2Ti, 1'niverilv tif De
troit 21.
The I'roHlieet basketball Millild
Im-aded Itulte l-'allM l-'rhlay even
inp and won all three kuiiicm. ,
The Unite I'allB hluh Hcllool lost
to the Prospect blub. 1 I to 13, with
Mooney -iu Casey of 1'ii.npe
1 the on I standi uk players.
as
The Prospect Town team defeat,
j cd the llutto Kails Town team .1,1
' to 2.
The Pronpeet C.hls defeated the
Itulte Walls (llrls. 41 to I'M.
A tare crowd of Prospect tun's
followed the miuad to mute Kalis1,
Itefore tl fair sUed crowd al
the St. .Mary's nmtiuluni I'YUlay
nlrtlit SI. Mary's academy defeul
ed the lrlnL: lniile Point Itluli
ychnol team 1:! to 111 In a v'l J
fast eonlest. both teams were or '
even terms throughout the tame1
until the last unurter when st.i
Mar's look Ihe bad by three ;
points, anil held it until the final
w hiNtle. K.igle Point has n fine
ti'iii this year and will give a
Inuniier of the eountv hlh seheol
teams bind games. 1
The St. .Mary s "maidens" lost
to the mere experienced i:!i!s 17'
to i. in a bard route!. I
Tile-day nli;ht, .l.tntiniy l:t. St. '
Mary's and Ihe Soulh M'-thodist
church team will t ingle III u piac.
WILLIAMS CERTA!N;JONES REIIRES;'$!
BE NAMED COASTlAS Rfll F HFAI1 AS MAIN EVENTER
LEAGUE CHI EFTAN: Mfiwr q DpDQr NEAR , REALIZATION
tlce tilt at the ttt. .Mary a gym. j
MRDFORI) MAIL
i2X.'A'ASkp mkxv-v.C w.'Jf a-j f
!
appointed (left to right) 8. W ;G..rh.rt ;Wn
California boKina commission.
Xr.W YOIilC. Jan. 10 (?)-An-
! noiin(.''-nieiil tf a radical departure
in Hi'let'tion itf (he fidd fur the
iifxl amateur f rhaniiiiiinhii
ami the voluntary retirement of i
iti.lifrt T. Jones Jr., iih a niiinlH-r
of hs exi-ciilive committee marked
the annual meelinu today of the
I'nited Slales (ior asHticial ion.
liohhy'.s name, yl own Icle-
Kl'aplied reilleHt. WJIH erased flOIlt
I he slalt of officers and executive
Committee tneililieiH pi esenled lo
I he, t'onvenlion for expected nm
fii inailon.
His disinclination to serve came
as a complete surprise to the of
ficers ami members of the associa
tion who had ignored the point
made in some quarters that Hobby,
by (ctiting from amateur competi
tion to carry through movie ami
radio contracts, had disqualified
himself for service in an organize-
lion that is hcljig constantly called
on to decide iUcstions of amateur
standing, and nominated him for
reelection.
' Allhmiifli tilt :iKstiria 1 im was
prepared to reelect him unanim
ously the expressed reaction to bis
telegram was that "I tubby again
has done exactly the right thing."
There was no question of eligi
bility of Jones to servo- since the
bylaws of the association make no
distinction in listing qua II flea lions
lor its players, as to the persons
standing as a player
f The change
selection of th'
in the manner f
field for the na-
tionab-amateur wuh little loss of a. I
surprise than Jones' retirement.
although there has been expressed
dissatisfaction with t he method '
used in the past.
I,' infer the new plan amateur;
players will) a club handicap of,
four or more will c o m pete In
1 wunty sectional elimination tour- j
naments, the method now used in I
selecting the field for the national
;open. Iy this method of ellmin-!
ation a field of substantially lf0!
players will be selected lo contest 1
for .tho anuileur crown under tho)
old conditions of play A 3(i-hote
qualifying test, two IS-hotc rounds!
and quarter, semi-final ami final j
rounds nt III! holes.
The defending champion will not
he required lo participate In the'
elimination play, a provision that ,
1 1 1 v viii vr s
.500 will have no effect this year he
.000 cause of Jones' retirement.
j.OOO ; Tho executive committee nn
.000 nouneed a ban on clubs of the so-
I culled sand wedge type, on the
'ground that It is a departure from
the "accepted form of golf clubs"
and out of step with tho nsnocla
timi's policy to "discourage me
I chanical invention and eucnurngo
development of skill In the use of
the accepted Instruments."
EUGENE 5U0 1 9,
XA I , K. M . Ore.. .1 au t 0. (P
Tlit1 Salem hib school basketball
team trounced K.unene hlh, .M to
lit. here toninht.
Salem ouipbiyed the visitors
from the i first and held Kimem
scoreless In the first quarter. The
score at half time was to 4 for
I Salem..
Hunt. Salem forward, was hiph
point man with It).
Morris was hih ncorer for lu-
( yene with 1 1 po.nts.
SAL KM, ore., Jan. 10. if?.)
The Willamette basketball team
defeated AlKmy collem, S? to L'S.
here toniKhi.
MT
II
ON BEAR COACH
I KJW Ui.li UVHJII
IIKIiKKI.KV. t'.il .. Jan. Hi .--iJ'i
llh.nn w. MonalVin. cradii.ite
niin'mer of the riuvrrsMy of fill-
ifetnia. who. has been In the e.ist
looking tor a football co.i,-h for
lb,e rahtei til l Hears, r.-'mneil to
I'.erkeb y tod iv. but m iwe no up -
nniliieenients concerning his sue-
,-e.sj.
Monall.ln mav leport l.t the ex-
eeutive eouiin tier of t he A-v-ocialed
Stihlent,, al Ineetiim W'l-dne.sday
j eoneei iiinq his search for a sue -
M'ssor to former Coach ClaiAcc
'Nlb" Price, resigned. u
TIUI'TTNE, MEDFORD,-
6 '""S-a'V
'' A iurta"J Pirn I'lwlt'-
a.v.. . .
'.'When Hay FriHbie c$me tff jtl
! f'trd ahout a year 'affojlie, wiU. fon
i ter liiK a ni'lritioiiH ' way hack hi fis
head of Kinutimt apiicarinK in a
local main event wrestling nuttch
i and wuh content to appear in spec-
'VentK u h matched for him y
llerli Owen. However, mom t-very
hoy I ler)) hi oiiLchl lo .Metlforil to
meet Krishie was defeated, and
they Included Some of (he hardest
wrest ling mils seen in a ny ritiK-
1 1 1 n it iimmi ions oeranie nun t a t ius -
td-and Kris bit begun clamoring for
a break to be In the feature bout.
This long sought break is eom
ing next Wednesday night when he
meets Jack Horn una, handsome
mat man known to must of the
southern Oregon ..fans, in finisH
bout at the armory. Komona hus
just completed an Australian and
Xew Zealand tour and says he Is
1,1 ,ink cniHtlon. but Is not
st confident he will have an easy
time with the local hoy.
He has heard or Krisbie's ability
ami has seen him wrestle. ' Other
wrestlers have told Uomona that
l-'risbit; is. Kotd and t h o s e who
tangled with him in local bouts
declared he Is a master in apply
ing pressure in painful holds. FriH
bie weighs 200 pounds and has the
speed of a ( Ireek athlete. , Ho does
not .believe' in rough stuff, assur-
ing fans -, of one df the ;cleanest
matches of the season. , Romona
juiso ts not a rough matman and
, n'es n Hlrtuigth . and.. ijcieneQ in
plica in-
' I I
pivlenti
brlllnd.
to, tire., !
" ,' ' """--". .
Tile special event - Will
Art O'Heilly, 143 pounds, Pbrtl
and Mohhy Dunn, 14 3, lie ho,
in a match lo cover 4 5 minutes.
These boys are well known in the
northern part of (he state and ex
pected to show the fans real ac
tion. ST. LOUIS LEADER
SEES 1931 WIN:!
.lOI'I.IN, Mo.. 'Jnn. 10. (P)
The Si. I.oiiIm Cnrillnals will leild
the National letiKlic llBrtln. Take
(labby Street's word for It.
"Sure the Curtis are coihIiik in
rirsi In 1H3I." the lted lllrd ninii-
aKer said lit hl.s home here. "Th.
same hall chili, witli more pltch
liiK strength. Who cuuld viinl
more?"
Street IooUm for lili; tllinus from
IMlchel-H Paul Derringer. from
Koehestcr. ami ulzzy liean. late
of the Texas league.
CLEAN BILLS FO
KANSAS, VTHLETES;
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 10. VH
N'one of (he eiRht Jayhawker ath
lete. nu'vtloned at Lawrence, Kns
yesterday was foil ml Ineligible by
the lllif Six conferenee elinlbility
at a meeting here today.
The faculty com in It tee nald,
however. In a statement:
"The committee believes the
spirit of the rules Rovernitn; re
cruit ini; of athletes has been vio
lated by both official and unofftc-
, la I representatives of the I'niver
Islty of KaiiK-is and in several cases
' ihe letter uf the "rules ban net been
J observed."
AIR TESTS THRILL
-J
MIAMI. Kla.. .l.in in oli
Siieeditm planiN. in featuri' ra ,Va
today vied with aerl.il acrobiits
for Ihinl ilay hotHMs in the A 11-
A mei lean air meet.
i A crowd estimated al 7.'.0l
! watched a s tet of marine corps
pl.i nerf from Quantieo. Vu., ex.
jeute intricate lliimelin.in turns,
lV nnd snap barrel rolls and
power dives In formation 3lM'0 feel
in the all', 'lie civilian planes
; below strove for trophies nnd
money prlr.es l.Olhe fcaturu anJ
other la ies.
OREGON, STTKDAY."
Mil
CULUAtl
Team Slnmlllis 1st Hound
Won l-ost Pet
Mull Tribune ... 15
Klks
Nats
Cad's Auto
Med. Pom. I
Typos
Telrr.s
Mont. Ward
... 13
.. 12
... 1 I
... 11
.. 10
10
10
11
l.'l
17
477
333
1110
nowi.iNfj Hi:citi)
January ft. 1831
lClks Team
Name 1st 2nd 3rd Totnl
1-ruitt. Roy 138 105 222 r.62
dill. I:ck .',.- : -...1111 i4 210 519
Itankin. HllKll ...1 0 179 131 470
Krlckson, Fied....200 1S9 19S 5S7
lOatls. Geo 169 176. 204 639
Nl 8 8X4 905 2ti7
.MiiulifiMiiery-Wanl Teom
Name 1st 2nd 3rd Totnl
Handicap ..
Johnson, 11
I'inley, It..
40 45 45 130
A K7 160 190 507,ienvy weiKMt x& bout with Max
19r 167 523 ! Kt hniPlinir in June either in De-
WriKht, G...r.
Andres, I. K.
Coffin, p. A..
,..l.ri 15ft Ui 44r
...14, 137 ir2 4ri3
..lU 10 OK
SOU 804 7SK,
!3fS
ToiiriiiinuMit Data
NVts hnd hkh HinKle tournn-
mont game and HIkH total Heries,(
Miime with !tKf. and 2 7 -It! renpQ"
tively.
The hi till , single,; toqrnament
irnmu. was rolled by . Wult Antle,
TM. Tho, high, total tournament
series
was rolled by Al HnBen
KricksoiV P., Klka 12
Ward, T Nats '. S
flates, (loo. O. A.,,.. -l
Pulton, O. J. M.-T.....21
Halm, A Nats -'1
Kads. Cieo., Hlks
Hagen, Al.. M.-T 21
I'ruitl. U., Klks... 21
Antle. W.. Oales A. 21
Ntiud, T.. Nats 21
l.tiiinsberry. f'., N's. 21
Hagen. P.., Typos 21.
i-ounsb y. P., M.-T. 21
22T.G
534
3727"
3720
37 20
3079.
31175
373
3030
scon
:tr.t;i
3f.02
29 114
3421
3420
292fi
2895
S363.
3335
3297.
1861
4029
1834
2744
IKS
1 178
, 177
i77
177
175
ltfi
175
173
172
170
107
n;r.
i . 1 1 1
Klks IX
ICS '
Ncw'tl, N. M.D.L 21
Saylor. C, A 21
Rankin, H., Klks....!. 18
Moore. J- M.U.L 18
Murray, J., Typos... 21
Kubrick, G., -M.IXL...21
Price. 11., O .A 21
Ferg'n, K. C. Typos.,21
Smith. I).. Copco 2ti
163
163
161
160
159
157
159
155
153
152
152
152
152
102
150
150
150
149
149
14S
148
148
147
147
147
145
145
143
142
142
141
141
140
139
138
137
136
135
133
131
129
119
1 1 1
103
98
Carkin. K., Klks 12
, PuMf L M.T
..18
Heath, H.t M.H.L IX 2740
Johnson. H.. M.W 18.
Tyree. 1)., Copco 23
Troxel. V., Nats 5
Watson. J.V.. M.D.L.21
Moardman, 1C, N's... 12
Klliott, C Typos 12
740
34X8
578.
sir.r,
18113
1802
3(34
1785
2667
445
' 444
3(111 H
30S0
31183.
2172
2 (if Mi
3H1 1
426
283.4
56D7
28211
2603
1386
2301.
Ill
1601
2742
3x7
357
333
510
H8
t Jhillock, H.. Telcos..2l
ennnan, M., .A 1 1
..,, n Telcos
P., Telcos.. ..18
bright, G M.W....
Wutson. l!, M.DX.
mvth r(, Teleos...
rini-rv' ? ' M -T
. 3
. 3
.21
.21
..21
..15
, Andres, I., M
W....
(Vnwford, J:, Tel
Huchlson, D., Co
u(lJj(f,iei a., TeU
I)i;(mondi j.'., KIH
Piftns Ri ropou
rs.
Copco 18
TetcoH..21
Iks.... 3
'open 2(1
Cnllnn, K Copco 40
h'inley, R.. M. W -'
Newl.ind, B., Nat...19
Mall. U. Typos 1(1
Clreene. D., Typos. ...21
OrlKKby, J., Typos.:.. 3
HtlHSonp. H., Copco.. 8
rtullis. S.. f.'opco 1!1
Bntcninn. L.. M.W... 12
Coffin. II.. M. V 21
Satterlee, L.. Telcos.. 3
'olenian. I., M.D.I.,... 3
ToniH. Mont. Ward... 3
Murray, K Typos. .. 5
Bairlck. M., M.W... 1
SiliertiiUv 2nd Hound
Jan. 12. Hates Auto vs. Mont.
Ward.
.Ian. 13, Typos vs. Klks.
Jan. 14, Nats vs. Mail Tribune.
Jan. 15. Mnnn'M vs. .Med. Uoili. I..
Jan. 16. Telcos vs. Copco.
Jan. 19. Oates Auto vs. Klks.
Jan. 20. Mont. Ward vs. Nats,
fun. 21. Typos vs. Med. Dom. I
Jan. 22, Mull Trlb. vs. Teleoa.
Jan. 23. Mann's vw. Copco.
Jan. 26. dates Auto vs. Telcos.
Jan. 27, Nats vs. Klks.
Jan. 2S. Mail Trib vs. Typos.
Jan. 29. Med. Horn. I. vs. opco.
Jan. 30, Mont, ward vr. Mann's.
Teb. 2, flutes Auto vs. Nats.
i.-ei, Mont. Ward vs. Klks.
nvi. 4 Med. Uom. U vs. Mall
Tribune
H
pos-vs. Copco.
Mann's vs. Telcos.
(lutes Auto vs. Manns.
Med. num. Ii. vs.-Klks
Keb. 1 1, Typos vs. Nats.
Feb. 12. Mall Trib. vs. Copco.
IVh. 13. Mont. Ward vs. Telcos.
i.-nb ir, dates Auto vs Mall Trlb.
i.'.. i, ir Mom Ward vs. Med
Ibim. I,.
I.'eb. IS, Mnnn's vs. Klks.
Keh. 19. Typos vs. Telcos.
Teh.
1-eb.
Keb.
Keh.
Keb.
Keb.
Mar.
21). Nuti" vs. I opco.
23. (lutes Auto vs. Typos.
24. Nats vs. Med Item. 1..
25. Mann's vs. Mall Trih.
26. Klks vs. Teleos.
27. Mont. Ward Vu. Copco.
2. dates Auto vs. Med Horn
laundry.
t.- ;t. Klks vs. Copcti.
Mar. 4. Mont. Ward Vs. Mail-Trih.
Mar. 5. Mann's vs. Typos.
Mar. 6. Nati vs. Telcos. . ,
Mar. 9. (Sales Anlo vs. Copco.
Mar. 10. Nats vs Mann's,
jlar. II. Mont. Ward vs. Types.
Mar. 12. Klks vs. Mall Tribune.
Mar. 13. Telcos vs. Med. Dom.
I !HMiilry, ---.-
CAPS
HAND TAILORED-
Buy one at $195. Take
another for
5c
The Men's Shop
Next to Rialto Theatrt
JAXUABY - - 11. - 1931
SHARKEY FIGHTlBACE horse saved;
N'r-'A VH IIIIIV mo how wv
Ml' I f ILL. IIULUU :
UP STRIBLINGi
. , ..
String TO; JUne Meeting1
" ? ' T .
With Schmelincj Annoys
Georgian Heavy Pro
moters Dicker With 'Pa'
and Compromise Near.
, f
NRW YOHK,' 'Jnn. 10
"Pa" ,ftrilling, . f.iLhor of Young
11IH. the mai'nn mauler, enn aiK
imnicdiiitplv if hn wiinlM to for a
itioit or Clovelanil. Uut he must
- Hcreo at tho same time to nit'Ulll
aKUinL Jack Sharkey in Heptcin
lier if he wins, and there's the rub.
i. The foK of words , nurrounliiiK -tlie
endloHH conferences over the !
tangled nffairn of the heavyweight
on(endorB Uftef, lDnB en0uKh to.
day to rovcal Hicho I'uctH n part
of the current vital . Ktatlstics.
There, are other developments of
equnl Intore-st.
Chicago, where Nate Lewis of-
j fered KchmelinB $500, oao for
HtriblinK bout in .Tune, apparently
hnfl lost ,all chunce pf viewing, the
buttle. ...
At the jiamo time New York city
hnH pnstted from the picture iih a
posttiblo Kite for a rival attraction,
feitluriiiK .lack Sharkey find some
other lieavyweiKht of renown In a
duel t hut would havo the blesslmr
and sanction' of the New York
State. " Athletic commission, for
Si.-hiueliiiK'H vacated crown.
' .One point alone. . today halted;
nn liKreenieni between "Pit" strib
JidK.and proniolei-s for the Hearst;
milk fund who already have come i
63to terms with SchmeliiiK. Stribllmt:!
leiubm. w ; u K i e lu lilt uruuim
match . on .the ground no heavy
weight champion in ring, history !
ever wns forced to fiplu twice for I
his title In one outdoor season. J
. tie reasons logically the flsht
business can. not, support . t,wo
heavyweight title bouts in . one se
mester and that a champion should '
Jlave something to say about
his!
own affairs both before and atler
he wins the crown. As a compro -
mise "Pa" Stribliiif? probably will
agree to defend the title if his
son wins H for the. milk fund
promoters on some future date.
'Thi'ls" pamuso Cocoa
STi TIIO.MA.S. Portueuese Wont
Africa, Jan. 10! UP)-Cocoa plan
tation here are sufferiiiK from the
depredations of an insect known
as "thri:H," ,a species of s:tp suck
ers. The British Uold t oast uu-
tljorities have authorized n Pnrt
ugutjse . mission to collect there a
7iuraslte which is a deadly enemy
of -the dnstructive flies.
Just try a brimming
glass of
CHICAGO, Jan. 10
UP) Love
1,1a tlinfmiehbrfttt
race horse
liroimht happiness and reward
.' Kelffer, a ChlcaB" lurtmanj lnR thoPe who 8tll had conuarm o
I today.
Kelffer saved Ben .Marshall.
five-year-old rarer, from nw 1 , ,
when in- hr-se uamely staeredl The trouble with iv .burning issue
.... .. '.ir r. .Un. t nilunliu.GA Til 1 1 Oil miim
i nri'OHH tho finlHii lino at rav
j tlinrnp jnt fifloen month "
Turkeys Wanted
Froi nP until Washington's Birth X
day ;wi ' ar4 ' ooen to receive any
amount of dressed turkeys
to .be u;d foe storage purposes during the summer, months.
Ship us all you can to arrive at any time. Dressed turkey prices
are expected to be good. -'-v '."V
l- .: .'... ' . '
There is a. good demand for live poultry that is fat and plump.
Promptness is our motto. Account sales and checks follow im-..
mediately after the sale upon receipt of express charges.
Cases and coops loaned upon request, without charge, when ship
ments aie made to us.
Half Moon Fruit & Produce Co.
149-161 Washington St. San Francisco, Cab , 356-364 Pavis St.
San Francisco
TANFOR AN RACES
FOOTBALL GAMES
GOOD SHOWS
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Enjoy your visit by stopping at the
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MANX HOTEL
... San Francisco' Popular Priced Hotel ; . ', .
GENERAL SERVICE j ' ;' ;' ,, ' ''
POWELL and OTAREELL STREETS
4 - -
Pour Yourself a Glass of
s
Milk contains' everything the human body
needs in a very easily digested form. Keep
yourself in trim all the time by making it a
rule'to drink one or two glasses a day it's
an inexpensive way to keep healthy. "
A 1
SolJverywhere in Southern
Ihreo legs. Mis left front left "
broken In the stretch raelnR.
Instead of leadiiiB the thorouRh
hred into n 4ot for his denth dif
fer piace'd ' Ben' Mn'rslinll under
11,. enin nf nr. I. M. Kaiser, vet-
1 erlnerlun at Hawthorne. The
U broken leg was rnciitftl In a cast
Time and nature repaireu . t"f
break.
The -m Ben roturned to the
,.,.i,,ir ware. tumiuK uu a winner
10 nt jjew orlenns Thursday rewniu-
! in lllm with 111.40 for eacn -
u,wnRered.
in iiLH ri i '! - " -'
bwii than HrM. S:m DIpro Union.
'.fr4''4'V4''4v4.4 - - 8 - .
MILK
Phone 51 arrange to
1 have it delivered regular
ly to. your home.
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