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TIRE OF 1828
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McLain Deserves
Place on Indian
Roll of Honor
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ME STS
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once clayed is it Is thn Raara
could have finished on eo.ua! tors, that Carlisle turned out In ' the end of five years campaign-
kenni with the Trojans by turn-itn" misI3r P- ,Ing be owned record of 52 ton
ing back the Stanford PeH. I The other day. I ran across " "-". n irue mm
Vf !- Ci..( J ( PS
ncaiiiorma- iianiuiu. lie
Clinches ' Place for'
Mighty Trojan v
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(Associated Press Kporte Writer)
SAN FRANCISCO, Not, In. j
(AP) Trojans pf southern Call-1
fornla annually moulded into
u'reat football squad but hereto- j
fore always victims of 111 luck
or heartbreaking reversal. have
finally nailed a Pacific Coast con- '
Terence championship to their
masthead. ' I
When they trotted off the Coll-'
scum field In Los Angeles Satur- j
lay, conquerors- or laano, za to
7, the Trojans had completed
their conference season undefeal-'
d, Tinners of lour games and
tied In one. ,:
No other eleven boasts such a
record, although California's
Hears also completed their sche
dule without loss of a game.
The Bears, however, have two
lies charged against them,' one s
.corelesa battle with Southern
California and Saturday's 13-13
ending with Stanford.
Last year, the Trojans finish
ed la a tie with Stanford -and
Idaho. They said - goodbye to
1928 conference, football with a
smashing win over Idaho that
saw three touchdowns roll over
the third period and .another
in the fourth, after a scoreless
first half.
This season's "Dig Game," tie.
witnessed by 90.000 persons at
Memorial stadium, Berkeley,
dashed California's hopes toUbe
ground. Undefeated in confer-
J mZ, "fc c)n Thorpe
I c-ir of Today
dm thohpb
&OXAtXOS
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THE BEST FIGHT PROSPECT C
tm a rznrsr mamv vcadc d
That Is How The Experts Are Talking I I U I HI I U I UT
About Young Tuffy Griffiths
, ,lly IIKMIV I. K-VHUKU. v I All the good one kad Mcufes and
XFAi Service 8r Ulliee' ,j'Be Pka euu& afford to he more
Kour names have been given a houeat and admit thai they were
place of prominence. inv, rtfeiuVa'riUd of him.
montlis ou Uii lll .at wull-l Finally Jimmy Uraild.wk, nice
flower markft.' T Dyt ( a roll X''K boy irony Jersey who lui(n i
! scorer, (iiiltck. of Unhurt, who Is !
rutincr-iin lo Htrnng In thn At-
lllllllll Heuliounl Willi lilt IHlllltS.
The li'intiT (if m il iif I ln
.ii'vi'M lunjiir urnup.i or iiiiifi'i !
iMH'eM folluM'H:
KuM-Hirniiu, N'v Voi k I nl-!
viiraliy. lil; I'ui KI.'-l'iindll, ,
' ' " 1 ' " j WunhlllHtnli. 101; Sunt hum-
Great N. Y.' .U. Hlf ,B;k ! ""'""'r. Tuim.... i..: u.ny
I d I MnuiilMlii-lilarl:, Coin. Oil., its;
Has Impressive Rec- .,. .. . ....
OCd tin East ' , t M; lllg Tun ll.mle, Mililie !
a Hotn.St; lllx Kix-IIiiwkII, Nuliriis-
(VV,o.'lnt.-t rriHw'.- I . fi. j
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Ken rlirong ant only hun ' :
of flKhter that the niftn;iKArs of enjoyed a reputation fur t o much 'clinched the .NiMt'a foot ball rnr- Tennis and other vlnlonl in
ambitious or romierT.itlve young bart, aw pled the match. Urad-liiK hiiiiora but national edr-.ar dangerous to a mnn pat 40.
meu of the Industry are warned dock' only hope It lo get over the ship as well. The high-powered says a health iiCi-lier. lie fnlli In !
to alar awuy from. ' puocn that broke I'ete IJitio a
It has been pme time since lho Jw' "at ,Rn"' bl
list Inclu.led fighters nt such '""P-
promiueuoe In four imiMtrtant di-i lley, Mr. Louglmui
vUlons a, Tnffr flrlfflths, llaht I Orlffltha Is alto booked to fir. lit
reavy weight; Rene De Vo. B.I.I- L0 Lo",l 'n Detroll. nnd If ho
dlewelght; Jackie Field:., welter- l over the sleeper on llradd.w k
weight, nnd Kid Chocolate, feath- ni1 Lonukl. Our Tom Ixughtan
erwelght. And thev acem to be bT " 'll,nRr for hi.
the answer to the prayer of '.he """ h" hM bw, ln tor
nromoter.1 for tew faee. .n.l new FVhllllg as he was Ust yoar. Our
color to .limulate . near d..l Tom would figure to take TOIIIIg'
business .Griffiths, but no one knows wnnt
lrfn.1 ef a flfht tlie haml.iAit.i-
Tuffy Griffiths, of tho four , hr,n h.. hl-. -ntt,
menuonea. seems 10 nave me, Loughnn. howevw. ia bulldl'ig
most promise from a money angle hlmwlf UD or .,. i,e.vv weight
and that la the main nnjle in the clMH- ,lnd 0rirflih is grnalu
racket. , He is not only the oat- ,Ilto m.(lhcut dPberate designs,
standing light heavyweight of the JIe .ri(iu.lUa from ,hn midd'o.
country, but be may grow Into the wlt i tue liKlt. heavyweight
ranking contender for the heavy- flaS( , ,wo mnnti,y ,, and !lp
l.mav mil I-a aliln In ninliA 17k
New York university half back mvutlon bridge, however.
scored fifteen tcnrrerl) points "
ugaliwl Cnrnegle Te.h on Saliir
diiy to boost his sausun's tnuil in
.114.' Chuck Carroll, of I lie Uni
versity of Washingtnn. le.idir of
the I'arlfle ('oust ronterence,
holds second place with 104.
This total, however, has been
surpassed by another eaiteru
For Business
Opportunities
In West Klamath, soo
Slater .Investment Co.
fwm mi
weight championship.
He's Just Slnrtetl uound.i In another two morthn. I
BV Ali. llbMiUUli Griffiths is a 21-vear-old bat- There Isn't anyt.tlni la U.if-1
Former Pitcher Xew York r.lauis. ier from Sioux City, Iowa, and flths' record to indicate that he I
Mayes McLalo, the Iowa Jug- before ho had the name Tuff can't stand a real test. He is be-!
gernautv is of Indian descent and hung ou him ho ad to blush to in smartly managed, nnd be;
looks like a worthy successor to the moniker of Gerald Ambrose looka like the best prospect that
that other famous Redxkio grid- Griffiths. His publicity man has come up in years for anything.
Iron warrior, Jim Thorpe.- He s wouKi have you believe that It
big-boned, bard as rock and as was the taunts directed at him he.
destructive as Gordon Locke of cause of a sissy name that started
other days of Hawkeye fame. him to tight with the Juveniles at
. McLain formerly was a stu- home, and It may be so, although
dent at Haskell, that has turned it ' an old story,
out so many great Indian atti- Hut it Is a mutter of official
letes. They must now carry the record, regardless of tho motives
torch of greatness that was hand- toat Inapired or provoked him to
ed down by that crowd of al- " lhat Gerald Griffiths started
most legendary red skin gladla- lighting when he was 1C, and that
ng back the Stanford Beds.
Their season's efforts are,' throe
games won and two tied. South-
Jim Thorpe, the greatest fodiaa bis recor includes almost as
athlete of them all. and the man5r Whoslsses and Whatslts as
em California won four games i Stalest all-rqund football play- ;ouns nui tne last
and tied one. ' er of all time, according to many aT ' ' "k
Oregon had no difficulty in Minorities. . mm .o oe araeo nasw.y , very
tlmmtn. . "...- Jim ta. tun. .,nhn. j l Jeioiy 10 tue n 01 awn is.
c s.ui ottiur i " " w " -
day and next Thursday will com-1 enweed in writing a series of
plete its season in a una with ' articles for a leading magazine.
n-.- . i MiiiiiBiuu ino . nasn- .' ti,-i,i u..ti..a win i. ",v ......
I Griffith caused real attention
first when he knocked over Mike
McTigue. There may come a time
IRISH
.OFF FOR
TROJAN FIELD
Sturdy Eleven of, Knute
Rockne's Will . Stop
Over in Tucson - -
CHICAGO. Nor. . 26. AP)
Knnte Korkne and his ktiinly
band of Notre Dame football
players left Chicago tonight' for
Los Apgeles. where they will at
tempt to shove another eleven.
the I'nlvcrxlty of Southern Call
ington State, both Idle last week
end, also will -meet on Thanks
giving day. These games will
nd the conference schedule for
all teams.
California
California '.3
Stanford
Wash. State 1...4
Oregon i.3
Idaho J2
Washington l
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Montana a
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They'll be worth reading!
PRINCE WALES
KILLS 8 LIONS
( j The itamblers. who applied
knocked off McTigue Will have.
! Iha InrffABf memherahln in I Hn !
racket, but there aren t many do- re' rBCord' "in mak
ing It right now. " ?"
1 The Tuffy then taok on Tony whT th,y " ,drl1' ,wa
Mornllo, Jimmy Mahoney and Joe
days to become acclaimed
vt1 R"ftSALAA- TAXOAJf- Anderwin. Marullo U r'ecognixed ,warmr Her befom going to
TI Xlf'n? AMn- NoT' 26:" " ot the toughest men in the,'-" Anfele8' he gan.e is sche-(AP)-The
Prlnee of Wale. ba. g8me. M-a0OIieT B,opped Walcott du!f,'?")r 'y-
bagged five lions at Babatl. the L-ngford twice, broke even with Wle,uT? ""T
largest of which measured eight Joe sekyra and gave Ceotgo 1ua1 be ,n "d"lon to play,
feet eieht inches tr in . .. v. j i Rockne was pessimistic, as usur.l.
enAu ., ... w Luuriuey ail on wauiea, ana AU- . .... . -
6U Uil. His tour from Arnshs to a. ' , , ' about Notre Dame's chanem tor
00 Dodoma has been mmi i,.... .. ....
9nn! i . HKmcra iu iub ciiwi.
j mi, ana ne Has thoroughly en
000 Joyed it. He Is in excellent
000! health. - .
th3 coming
VESTRIS A "DEATH TRAP"
MONTHS AGO, SAYS GIRL
victory. He pointed out the li
of averages almost demanded a
western triumph. The team will
arrive in Los Angeles Friday af.
ternoon.
Miss Use Lndwig .
By NEA Service
CLEVELAND.. Nov. 26. The
teamshlp Vestrls was a float-
I ( i " ' J aT I
U Was a Sucker Triik
The real tip-off on Griffiths
came -when Baron Jimmy Dough
erty, Anderson's manager, and one j
of the smartest men in the biul-D 71 TDDfr
ness. said after bis boy had been , KUdLK 1 ZUPfK.E
bumped oft: . "That Griffiths .la a
; helluva fighter. What a sucker I
was feeding my boy to him.
But the word bad gone out be
fore Dougherty broke his world's
BOXER vs. SLUGGER
boxing ;
Wednesday Eve., Nov. 28
Vets Pavilion 6th and Klamath
MAIN EVENT-10 ROUNDS-133 Lbs.
Kewpie Riley vs. Tuffy Wing
Heal l'rnurU IjwI riliirt 1 1 ere
I'IrIiis All (he Time
, si:mi indi r i itorvns i.vi mis.
MIKE DALY vs. SWEDE OLSON
Pride nf IVIU-an l.umlier t o. - , Tuiluli Vul In tYsi-k-
Also 4 Crack Preliminaries
Privacy and Conveiijencc!
THE HF.pROOM .ilHH'f .auJroiiiu'-.,' shoulif
have rm.tcy. Yet lia.v in;iAy Avcll-intcn-tioiK'.t
fainiliis jic iliiitii; w itliiHK tho lirst cs
M.'iiii.il nl kli'Oiiii piiv.icy -the K'llnuini
I.IV.IKII) ? i '1
It'x one til ilie ;:if.iu'st ccuivLiiitiKCs iiuJ
lusuricx you can h.ivc in win.' huiiic- (l'ici,illr 1
una) i ii ijifr. They will appreciate tucb
ilioiic.liiful hunic-pljiim'tii'.
I! ..a; .! .ii. :.: .'.; wilt plt.l.M
.n:.! iri!l ii.'.l la ll: "louki"
tij iuur t.-ttiviiM.
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uMdket llt'iilth Examination of- tour Home"
HAS GREAT DAY
ling death-trap for months before
it finally went to the bottom
with 114 people In mid-Atlantic.
This is the assertion of Miss
Use Ludwlg : ot Cleveland, who
made a voyage from Buenos
Aires to New York on the TtS-
rla last spring. ', .
The Vestrls even then was not
I in good condition, she sava and
the crew was .Ignorant, drunken
nnd .undisciplined. She declares
that . on her trip she and other
passengers noticed that the life
boats looked entirely nnseawor
ihy, some of them being "liter-
4:illy full of boles."
Mlsa Ludwlg, with her fiance,
Luis Markert of Argentina, sail-
id from Buenos Aires on March
10.
"From the first it was ter-i
rlble," she says. "Many of the marines had been called from the'! '
third-class passengers became ill shore to arrest some members of i j
.Inrlna . ( J .. . m 1 . . ... '
tne crew. Hut murh liquor Daa
CHAMPAIGN. III.. Nov. 26.
(AP) This was another big day
record by admitting that some i In he Hfe of the "Flying Dutch
other fellows' fighter was a good . man." Knbert Zuppke, and bis
one. - .' Illinois- football team, '
Tom McArdle, Rickard's match! Qbampions of the big ten for
maker, signed Griffiths for a show the second straight year, 'they
in the Garden, and had tp ask to were feted by Champaign and
be released from the. contract be-jUrbana, the facnlty and student
cause he couldn't get anybody .to i body. . ,
take blm. I A big student convocation was
Jimmy Slatlery laughed off tile ' planned for todny to praise the
offer with the joke that he "didn't , Illlni warriors. Tonight the an
know the young man." JackDe-'nual football banquet, during
laney said he had a social date for .which letters were to be award
the night mentioned, and that b'ed and a captain for 1929 chos-
would get one for any other night.
I A little worry is a good thing
provided it doesn't cry
, atnignr
luring the first day out. The
quarters were : vile, the state
rooms dirty and ; vermin-ridden.
The native craw was surlr and
MllMlltAH hllHIinffdVi U,n Iha
i Women kept to their cabins.
. v 1 "When the Vestrls reached the
( ( iBarbadoes the crew was given
wuor liberty, aid returned with
several boatloads of whisky. As
I hey came alongside one ot the
officers ran from the bridge and
Iried to, prevent their coming
aboard. They disregarded him
nnd ho went for help. Together,
the officers, with drawn pistols,
tried to get control of the sllu
a I inn Alnal .r .v..
, , . -- v . iuu jiiooi: ii ': i o
i llocked themselves in their cabins.
IThere was murh shouting and
Vliiounda of flchtlnc on the shin.
come s board In the contusion.
and tftv , following night there i
was a greet deal of carousing.)
Our steward, who had been vlo-j
lently drunk, was tied to the
deck with ropes. In the night he
broke loose and came to our
part ot the ship. We locked
ourselves In our stuffy cabins,,
hardly daring to go out when
morning came."
Lifeboat drills on the Vestrls
were a farce, according lo Miss
Ludwlg.
"Three times during the 24-
day voyage the crew assembled
for lireboat drill," she says.
"They made a. huge joke of It.
As they swung the boats clear
of the davits they would laugh
"Later we learned that British 'about ihe hole lu the boats.
i- m o it i- il
cn, was to be held.
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VVIFEORACK
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WV HUSBAND S Llk'E
The uberTV Bat
He's HALF CRACKED1
S5DIMAUIlFecPC:'J
HANLEY GIVEN
27 TO 6 WIN
ON BIRTHDAY
CHICAGO. - Nov. 26. (AP)
The tradition of coach Dick Han
ley's unnual Jilnhday present
still holds. , .
Ever since Hanloy started
coaching football, his team have
come through .with a victory on
the week of bis birthday. Satur
day, be asked his Northwestern
lam to supvly 'he present with
a triumph over Dartmouth and
the Wildcats responded with a
27 to f victory.
N. Y. U. PLAYER
LITTLE BETTER
PITTSBL'ItOH, Nov. 2, CAP)
Improvement in the condition
of Captqln Al Lnssman. Lacklv
of th..Vw York University fool-
ball team, was reported today at
.a Hospital where he was taken
Saturday after he was Injured in
1 1 he game; With Carnegie Tech. II
'was wild tho Injured player was
l"a Iftilo better." '
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