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All Hopes of Being Three
Cushioned Champ
Are Forsaken
CHICAGO. lec. tl. (AP)
TVIllla Hoppe. the toy wonder or
ether .!. 1b ready to forsake i
tala drtam of winnlnf a three
cuhIiIos billiard title and will;
once again take up balk-llne-the j
tamo at which he won lnterna
tlonal fame at 15 timet national j
champion In 3 7 years. ,
Iloppe. whose name U synony
mou with billiards, deserted the i
13.2 ranks a year ago In quest of j
a championship at the Angle)
game. His playinR wa the en"
, tuition of "the American three- j
rashlun' billiard" league but on,1
t.icu of two atW'Biptt to acquire1
a national or world's title Oiej
found Johnny Layton, the Mis-j
aoorl ' fisherman and carpenter, :
barring bis path. 1
Although"-he lias seen his sn-j
prumtry In ; the, balk Hue game'
pass to auotner and railed lu nts
quest of a three-cushion crown
IIojipo declares he la not through.
t "I am only 1 years old and
hare plenty of good billiards left !
In my system," said Hoppe after
Layton crushed all hopes Hoppe
had of -acquiring the only major
billiard title he has nerer held.
toy defeating him in the tourna
ment here.
' i The game is a lot tougher
Jtban-wheB I won my first 1U I1-.
chumplonshlp- In 1910, said! "Im oln8 ork this golf
Hoppe. "Especially is thie trueiu,m out yelf." he said o me
. In the three -cushion rams -where !one da' la,t trlag in Florida.
HTwr nnn nf t hit fmir nliVAra nm. i
r, r ., rrt. r,i.r.
rtlng in the wo'rld-f tournament
,,is of championship calibre."
- Three-cushion ha not mined
j, my- stroke for balkllne." said i
-n. ..ii-iih . D i.
tlce I will be back again fighting
at hard at ever to win In the8!.fr'
game' which I know best."
MEDILL, SHEA
-'-WILL FIGHT IN
CHICAGO RING
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CHICAGO, Deo.. 21. (TP)
Joe ilcdIII, lightweight, and Ed
die Shea, featherweight, hare
Ven signed to appear hi the
newly organized coliseum boxing
-f lub'a first thow, 'Dec. 28. Me
dlll will "meet .either Stanislaus
Toayza, Bruce Flowers or . Sid
Terrls, while Shea Is expected to
be matched with either Kid Cho
coliite,' sensational eastern color
ed contender, Harry Blltman,
Philadelphia walloper, or "Can
noQhaH' Martin, former Bantam
tampion. .
An effort Is being made to ae
curp Jamee J. Braddock. con
querprr of. Tuffy Griffiths, for
the main bout.
MELLO DEFEATS
VINCE DUNDEE!
BOSTON GARDEN. Boston.
Pec. 21, (UP) Al Hollo. New
'England welterweight champion,
easily defeated Vlnee Dundee of
Philadelphia In a slow- 10-round
hoat acre tonight, alcllo took
Xhti.Jlc&t. tiKi.jounda. with mono
tonous ease, with Dundee annex
ing only the soVenth - aji'd ninth
rounds.
Bobby Brosrn,' Philadelphia,
defeated Leo Mitchell, California.
Jack Brltton. New York, de
ieated Canada Lee, New York.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS for
all members of the family
These prices on for
SATURDAY and MONDAY'S.
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FOOT BALLS
FOOT BALLS .....
BOXING GLOVES
MEN'S SKATES
AIR GUMS :'.
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ATHLETIC GOODS
GOLF CLUBS
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Hug Refuses
to Take Lessons. ,
I 1 to Play; Golf
L ILLC.1y
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JefUGtSinS
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WHY
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'PONT TOO '
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. Former l'itcher New York Giants
Miller Huaainsi tbe little .Vew
York Yankee manager, is cne of
! the few dubb golfers wbo does
) not stand in awe of the golf pro
and steadfastly refuse to take
any golf lessons, although he h
a tough time, breaking a hun-
: "Nobody ever taught me how to
j h1' and fleld ' ,"ld a bases
iwn,eu 1 " v'yng eau ana im
, 'T'u ,ao Mme
' wear !
way.
1 One day I introduced Huggtna
Here's a fellow who shot a 66
j at the Jungle Country Club.
Hug." I said at I introduced
i them.
j "What ot It?" came back Hug.
jglns. . "I shot t S at Lake wood!
What do you think Of that"
FIGHTS OF
LAST NIGHT
(By The Associated Press) .
BOSTON Al lletio, . Lowell,
Mass., ontjoinled Vlace Dundee,
Baltimore (10).
CINCINNATI Babe Herman.
New York, won over Eddie And
erson, Cody, Wyo.. foul (3). Bil
ly Sullivan, Cincinnati, outpoint
ed Sailor Bishop, Louisville, (6).
MACOX, Ga. Young Stribllng.
Macon, knocked out Don Pancho
Castana. Tampa, Fla., (2).
McKEESPORT, Pa. Califor
nia Joe Cans, Gary, Ind., . out
pointed Domlnlck Protlo, Pitts
burgh, (10). I
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IMaloney Will
Meet O'Kelly
This Evening
nkw vokn, i si'.'Sah
Jimmy MaNiaey nnd tfyn O'Kelly
meet in lo-rounit aiiut at Mdi
!oh Siiiitire Gardeu tniilght.
M.iloucy ba.4 staged a aeiita-'
'tlona: com back In. rcrcnt
weeks, outpoiutlng Johnny Rliko
and siopntnc Andy Mit.holl In
his lat two starts. O Kelly, who Hwiland' went a fa.l j.-n
icame to thU cunlry recently , rl'nJ 10 " dr" hl Thursday
from Ireland. h:ia riadi- ,0 night. This was the second tneel
1 starts Uere. i1cro.vtl.ut Ar Fried-, " J"e "t bay,in
'man and J:. k Uaguoi. on point, j "'n LonU.n unluuntion
I tally lauded a low blow in the
Tuffy (Jrlffiths. Sioux f liy. la..
i
shiKcer. knocked
out in two
Tiraddock In
rund. by James J.
his eastern debut, will seek lo
redeem himseir In tut ten round
semi-nna: at the . enn- of r
, lhlc.vvri,4..vr- ..adlnjial(lle roMml ,(). Jlmm
! heavyweight. - - I woods. .Amity: Jackie Watte,
YANKEE PLAYER ';l'i"B ovor t:n!f Hikminrsalem.
fU A Mrrc UAMniii""1 Bernard Kuhn and Jack Nel
ValAlljllO nAnlJOLin foughl a fyur round draw.
NKW'YOItK. lec- SlUke ITTFR
Gatella. utility tnfiel.br of IIuuCUAj 1 LU( ItK.
New York Yankees, was sold to . KJC PrDFR A!
.be Newark Intera.lou.l leaguvj . . wpnu I lFHR PF S
c.ub today. Secretary Bob Burrow i Jr 1U 1 1 rVICJ
announced. Gaxclla baa ben with I . . , -
ithe Yankees six years, but has j ' SF.ATTLK. Wash., IKv 21. 1 1'
'sat on the be mil moat , of tlie.l'i Tlio coast guard cutter r he
ll me. lurlndiiig the proceeds , tun reported to staff uHidqtlai--from
four full world serlesiera - lure - yesterday for patrol
shares. Gaiella has "collected .duty In the Pacific norjhwoat to
i if.iitO, n 'record f or ' a, i Illy id in , lil kliK Ike t'ltrUdains
P-a?er.
WOMAN. SLAYER
TO TAKE STAND
I PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 21. f.
I Pi After witnesses told of the
shooting by Doreerie De Silva.
32. of Gilbert Pinto on. the
steamer Malolo, and of her con-
fession. the state rested Its case
1 in the woman's trial yesterday,
(Miss De Sllva. who facet a sec-
jond degree murder charge,-was.
inri-iw u tttse i no Mans iu ner ; rioing ssiuoeu pn uv m-y iiave
own defense late yeaterday. i nient and rolled over a iteep
" The defendant bowed her head : baukmeut. t v V
when the revolver, -"the bullet,! Two other men.' Uusr Bllfups
and Pinto's btood stained cloth- and Les Dunham, both 'of Walla
ing were shown to the Jury The Walla, wbo were riding Vith
slaying occurred on the! steamer Hall,-were thrown Into the river
here Nov. 8. " ibut escaped serious injury. .
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Kewpie and Willie Put
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I Jack Peterson, rortluud. got a
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ten-
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.Tiw ,t 4'H.u crnfi Ih
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DRIVER KILLED
AS AUTO SKIDS
LA GRANDE, Ore., Deo. 81.
j (TP) Fielding W. Hall, S, of
Uinara. Ore.. -was killed today
a hen the- car in which he wan
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At The Pine Tree
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WlmUor and Herbert Ituullusoa
heading tin extremely catiub'.e
cast. It la young Coogun's first
nearly grown-up rolo, and Is
lrha( best dvserlbud at fc polg
naut huuinn-lntercst story of the
days Just before the Civil War
told against a background of bat
tles between Hie cavalrymen nud
the red men. '
Jncklu plays tlto part of a
bugle boy at a Western cavalry
l camp wbo harbors a deep aud
loyal devotlou to the memory
of hit dead mother, Ills futiier
ro-marriea aud . commands the
boy to address his stepmother as
' mother, and to transfer his uf
fectlons to her. The ensuing con
flict, which ends happily In .the
boy's capitulation, provides many
i dramatic scenes with a clima
that brought a burst of applause
from yesterday s cvKrd audleuee.
I'lairv Windsor as the step
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as the boy's father contribute
Ivnstly t the su-.vss of the film,
i which haa'tie,it produced on an
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At The Liberty
Well trained as they are In all
other respects, sailors of the 1".
S. Navy Insist on looking straight
Into a camera. As any movlo
fun knows this Is ugninsl nil
studio regulations. The discovery
was made again when Rarirt
produced "Smiling Billy" aboard
one of the Pacific fleet ships.
The picture It showing at the
Liberty theatre today
But according to those who
have teen "Smiling Billy" at the.
Liberty theatre, It't a real pic
ture of the navy, revealing, the
actual conditions under which
American tailors lire.
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the Federal . Trade commission,
has forwarded his resignation to
President Coolidge.
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Gifts
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