Evening sentinel, Friday, December 26, 1924 · page 8

 

 
 
 
 
 

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lNDlANS ARE DEFEATED IN
HARD EONEIII' COURT GAME

iScore of Game Was 46-24—Hogan, Wood and

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prided.

In the {:61 '
Collcgiai as c;
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ion-d by 121-;
season hmizg
gamus up to -
.meetirIg 0:

‘5 Moruke Star for V isitors—Armory 5 Loses
To All Collegiates By 38- 25 Score—Holmes
E Leads 1n Scoring .
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5‘ In a some more “TCI‘L: , RLD MEAG F Pts
Tithe score men. d in cote .. 1. n. 4
;Men were donated by the N ‘Lourt. r: ‘ .
nun team 4': :4 :I.e A .:Clancy. r! u (3 0
:night. ’i‘_hc some N35 9. ‘ from lIonchak. ll 2 a 9
lst'art to tin: ‘sh and a: on.- stage nitglicMaho'n, c l. s 7
Was nocessur; ‘Io stc-Lp L‘ Cor-”1.5: 'IIe- f Mason, .3 I) o 2
Tattoo of a iIctic cc IAIaZkin, ‘3 1 o z
4’” The “next to itc Covanaugn, 1 ' o _
jfiplayed good zozm — — 7
:Men and 311.: z - g 13 -4
to! play werv NEW' CA‘IA. F Pt
"’bome [cam s3 -, I'ellv rt G1. 3. 55.
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? monke'ba 1 a 1 Hogan. 1: 3 s 14
’ 'T I. on I; I . S. Kelly. c 2 o 4
; .worid CfihJI “f u ‘L , :‘rcruke. rg 5 2 12
, \YDCd, lg 5 1 11
T 2’ 16 It 46
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Tdoggoing no. :Rcftrct—Charles Mahoney.
' Prelim Game
ARMORY :I _
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the home mars v». 'r F r so r .I ‘ 0 6
he was the c; - 1 11
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1' RHGDES SCHOLAR

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The dcczli .: 7' l:1;ode.s scholar from
on next ‘»'-v :::5 and wi’l co to
soon-r {or :3..- . - I - I- (fii’llinue his studies at
Holmes rn:.1;.. : I: ‘-. rrs. ‘-. alter his gradua-
the Airport. ' ‘hI, Lnimrsxy here rIeII'I~

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COASTELETEN
INNIN OVER }
MISSOURI TEAM

Score Was 20-7..- Sou-
thern California
Team Outplays Riv-
als in Hard Fought
Contest

COLISEUM. L08 ANGEL“ Col”
Doc. 26.--Tlie Tronn tootbsll 31s.-
diotors of the University 0! Southern
California had titer most in oddi‘
tion to turkey yesterday. In the sod.
and intersections! gridiron conflict
played on the Pacific Count this your.
the Trojans defeated the Bengal
gridiron men of tho University of
Missouri. champions of tho lusourl
Valley Conference, 20 to 7.

Score in Third Period

Outplayed by the Middlo Western
team thoroughout the first. half, tho
Southern Conference clinched vic-
tory in the third period. Forward
passes gave tho. Trojans two of the
three touchdowns thy scored in this
period. The Missouri touchdown
came in the last thirty seconds at
play when Tuitle recovered a tunable
20 yards irom the Trojan goal and
dashed across the last white line.

The Missouri team. rated by the
"experts" as being two touchdowns
weaker than tho Trojans showed un'
expected strength in the tint. period
They played hard. clean iootbcll and
displayed In daring attack. They
cams within scaring :lisuncc twice
during the first two periods.

Le r'~2bm bwm

In the third period the Troim
ran wild. Runs. most at tlmm by
the squat, square built Lo Febvro
took the mal to the sewn ysrd line.
iA minute later Le Fotwer followed
I his three man IrItc-rctcrcncn across
the goal line.

Missouri kicked off and utter :-
poor start. the Southern Californians
lIgsin begun to travel. \Vl'h ine-
ball on Missouri's 42-yard lino. Chi"?
'Newman. an Indian. threw a pass
to night End Badgro. who contin
nod 24 yards to a touchdown.

\‘ewmou featured in tho nest. 1nd
{last 15. 8. C. tallies when nv. stood
on the Missouri 45 yard line uni
ti row the ball into tho ‘frlx‘J blinds
' :r Phythion who stood mm one tom
scross the Missouri 50a! Illlf‘ 1’0!
the first time during the zunc 3:1“ .
linr missed goal.

Avalanche of Forwsrdi

The romnlnricr oi the .“Im- tlw
fliers made one desperate attempt
ir—r another.
ilalrback whitomsn thmw for-
uani passes until his right unit must
ban: been weary and then Coach
C ’5 run Henry sent ln Coxliur, “nose
'43)): too detected the Co wrsily oi'
Cificcso. 3 to 0, last 0cm wr. Co:
"2» continued the passing attack.
T'Y'u Tigers completed sour. of tho
"-“‘lli.Y-ODQ purses they attempted
for a. total gain or 67 yards. while the
1 cans completed four out 0: nine
it: a total of 87 yards.

i-‘umblo l'rovcs Coal:

“in; loss than a minu.c to ploy
. the Trojans mar their in 1 goal iin.
! made their first. serious misplsy
limit) c. caryinz the mil into the
0 Mom at the line. iumbiol sud Tut-
tm grabbed it !rom a. mu'w of arms
one loss snd gallopod 20 vvds to :.
umlidown. Walsh kickcd goal. ,

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SYRACUSE TO
ENTER STARS IN
TRACK NEEIs

SXRACUSE. N. '2'. Dec. 36.-
Ninoteon twenty-ave will opon on
the track tor Syracuse with two dito
acult. meets during the wool: of Jon-
now 25. Coach Thomas F. Home
announced today. Within tho period
or live dsys. tbs Orange truckload
will compete in New York and 3'0!-
ton. Mass.

Tuesday and Wednesdtr pillars.
January 21 and :8. Cult. Ch" Bow-
msus' combination will to ontorofl
in the Mlllrose A. C. sums it: New
York. A mils role: tom will bs
storied by Coach Kssno tho first
night, a. two-mile icon Wodnoodsy
night. Captain Bowman will Do On-
tersid in s. spools] race. in one oi
the to. so or 60 word sprints on the
Milli-ass card.

Frans New Yark Couch ma

sud his mom will cross Now nu»
god to Boston, whore to. Boston
A— A‘ Will Iron-or s Wiir most
in mount. Boston Collin sud
m . ulop prswious yours ll. 1. 'r.

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Eur BALL PLAYER OF ALL

Won 3 Championship for Pr
terested in Many Otheovglflifi:
Great Player Was Mike Kelli.
The $10,000 Beauty

(This is the twenty-third am-Ilc
of the series which John B. Poster I;
is writing to commemmoratc tr. ft;— i ‘;
tictll anniversary of the button-.1:
Magoo which will be Ct’l‘l’lt‘a ad 71-}: !
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Andsoisshfsllopplng. .

Wc suppose that Santa Claus
trusted ovoryono line. The boys
scorn to be hsppy today.

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The non thing to look tel-word
muNewYunsndnsolmiouWo

All packs mutations. but they don’t

machine.

In the sporting world. we bow
Just postsd through ons oi the but
years. 1925 Will come in with even
u brixhtsr outlook.
C I .
Wo bro 0! the opinion. that it will
boos-dymmrsomeotulopres-
«KW muons. Sosa-cl of
Elma. it they can u. cl. ore sluod
to lose their mus.
O O O
Thurs ors sex-em. heavyweights.
who would like to step into the sumo
ring with Jock Dempsey. A ring is
s. strong- ploco for Jock now. otter
such o ion. lsyoit. but ws naps tbst
no will bocoxno scqusinted with one.
usin this your. “'0 m not olons

It is bard to son how the Chicago
Cubs con bs kept from bolus s vital
(color in tho .Nstiousl Leuus nsxi
season. On pspcr they pressnt shoot
as strong s. from as any outfit. and
though psnnsnts are not, won on
pspsr that is where the predictions
must bo mods.

At first buo will be Chsrloy
Grimm, tho best iioldinc lniiisl
sucker in either leuus. sud s. {sir
hitter. Thsrs isn't s single mom in
the souls who compares with bin:
in cncinssrins double plays. Tho
second button is "Rabbit" Moro
anills. s crest. playsr despite his
dosen yours in the suns. s. rut.
brsiny. 300d hitting ball player. His
psrtusr at tho keystone oi the in-
flsld is Cllsflsy Hollocher. rated
tho but shortstop in tho urns whsn
ho is in shsoo. Third bus will be
covsrod by Box-nay lfi-ibsrs. who do—
dsvslopod trsmsndously during tbs
put your.

Tbs success of the intlsld depends
on Morwvllls' s resistsnoo to tho so-
croscnrnsnt or an sad Hollocnsr's
ability to rscovsr from tho siokuoss
tint bu tripped bin: thus put tow
omens. No combinotion could sp-
prosph this one in normal «mum
in“. but its power now dspsods on
actors. It it does pit! up to top
tom tho inflow will in class 2011;.
but in the looms. .

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Couch Kano bu not. yet strong.
so his mills (Or the limo amt
tbs Bacon mutiuns t2: meow
man. now on took too
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Out and Comment of Special Interest in
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CHICAGO 'cIIEs WILL HAVE
STRONG TEAM NEXT SEASON

Have the Boat Catching Stafl' in Either League
--Boost of Veteran Pitchers -— Outfield Is a
Good One -— “Rabbit” Maranville Will Be
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Young Mullixsn. I\‘or'wslk‘s own
pngiilio our. hos a bright. outlmk
1935. It be
wwhuhhMPIhcwillgoN‘hin
the ring sumo next you.
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Now Consul furnished tho tire-
works st the Armory last. evening.
Tho "Next to liouvcn” run sway
.Is-ltn the Indians. much Io (no de~
‘light of a large dclontion of ions.
that come down from the old bomoi
town. to witness their boys in action.

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The come minindcd one or the
olden days. when u some with the
New Cumulus. would pool: the
Armory and furnish the tons “in:
much salon, tisuo and mum.

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Jock Denney. Bridgeport scrup-
per. will clash with Poul Rood in
Msdison Square Garden this evo-
nins. A large detention of Bridge.
port. fans. will be on dock to soc
their favorite in action.

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There isn't quite as much brilli-
one. in tho outfield. mouth it will
hold its own with most. "Jlssor"
ants has rison high. Hestncoto and
Hack Miller. a pair of veterans. and
Dsnvor Grizsby and Otto Voson. two
youngsters. hsvo proved cumulus.
'l'bechombined butting twersxes
shout .800. which will suit sny man-
user.

It is tbo‘detonslvc value at both
units. though, that is the outland-
inl feature. Tho born certainly
know how to cut down base hits.

The Pitchers.

The Chicago pitching staff will be
nude up or Grover Alenndcr. Wil-
bur Coopsr. Vio Run. Elms: Jo-
cobs. Tony Knurlmsn. Fred Blobs.
Floyd tholor cud wbstsvor yount-
stern Kilisi'sr mars between now
and tho stsrt. ot the cocoon. Alex-
ondor, duplis his runny yours in
tho sumo. is still ans at tho Moro.
Lost your his curve boll was work-
ins :- well u ever. cud bod no not
broksn his wrist in wOuld doubtless
boys won twenty-tits comes. Coop-
u- is senor-oily mosaic“ is “the
but soutnpsw in foot com y. This
pair will curry tho heaviest. port
of“. pitching burden.

sod Minnow-tbs "K"
twins—bow proud zlolr‘ risbt ' to
to "lulu- nlunblrs or the suit.
Tbs: bring to it youth and oscsrv
nus. Bolwssn than tbs: 'won

thirty-on. mm lllt summsr
sod will: tbs actor-cl rovsmsu!
was or thin should!» habitat-8°06

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Thorns: 311.3%” who 4: d the)
greatest plain“ snd {ancy Job 0! vice
presidential: that this country bu
mar known. was attacked by s but
may of rcpor‘Icrs one day and re-
could to tell what and the coun-
try.
limbsu took a good squint or

p iad_
"\Vhat this country needs most lo
Aticr sampling the Christmas
brands (other probably will ogre»

But I’savo .‘x‘urmi, tho
greyhound uho was recently im-
ported to show Amen-icon runners
now to get (tom hither to you in
the quickest limo. says tint a
creator need. a he sees it. is soft.
or floors on the indoor running
tracks. ‘

“’iilie was brought to the U. S.
with the intention oi pitting him
uninsi Willis Ritoln. tormer coun-
the U. 8.. in two races spd then
shout the country.

sum-m Worries llim
Nurmi arrived full (I:
in the U. S. His first workouts on
the indoor track in New York. bow-
ovsr. were so discouraging to tho
highly strung Finn that ho lolkod

in trim. due to light o‘er-else on the
wsy over. developed a pronounced
stiffness after jogging about tbs in-
door runway the first dsy. The
soreness refused to yield to muscu-
ins.

Nurmi's presence in the S.
gives the stay-st-bomes their first
slimpso of the greatest middle dis-
tance runner of all times.

The mom books slvs cold facts
that prove his greatness.

He holds four world's records for
curious distances that prove his
sbility to run any or them.

He holds the world‘s record
for the mile run, 4 minutes. 10.
no :45 seconds.

He holds the world's record
for the 1500 metro run. 3 min-
utes, so and 8-5 seconds.

He holds the world's record
in the three-mile run. Id min-
utes, it And 1-5 seconds

And the. world's rccord of 14
minutes. '28 1-5 sooomls [or the
sono-rnetm run is his.

Pittrd union the greatest nth.
lctcs the notions of the world could
collect Nurml astonished Olympic
oxicials with his wonder perform.
snces.

Four firsts in tho distance and
middle distance events were all no
lsnded. These points curried Fin-
land into second place and mode
tint little country the most formid-
able opponent of the Unites Btstss.
In winning tho moo-metro run'
Nurmi set s new Olympic record of
3 minutes. 63 3-5 seconds. In the
moo-metro run no not another roe.
ord for the comes by commit the
disarm with no great eflort in.“
minutes. 31 145 seconds.

'l'lls cross country run wont to
the sturdy little Finn in 83 ml!»
utes. 5i sud 8-5 seconds.

Then come the roommate nos.
His brilliant running hclpod win
tbst’ event in {be remarkable tims
or 8 minutes and 38 seconds.

[Inna-rims to Best

’l‘lut cross country run. by tho
my. was tho most gruelling oven!
of tho tomes. The host was top.
rlnc. Rugnsrs in tin pink 0! con-
ditlon. moo who trot ed in com:-
tropics! countries mist the toss:-
iu: sun, toll along the road. over.
coins by tho “penetrating roy- or
tbs sun. Nurinl finished tbs rm la
slaps. He says. With no‘ st-
umpt to nrslse himself. tint Illu-
run Ins not nonrly as orbsustlns
so Min «so was it's soon-mom so.
{our yours A19. when ho onus-s
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,his later years
‘goil and he is the sol: piozzccr w

the same holds true. I
Finnish ’

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(suturing both men in other meets

pep snd'
“eagerness to run {or his tollowom

or going home. His legs. pliable snd’

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PLAYERS. I .
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Copyright. 11:24 ',
Baseball fans livw. in A]:‘ "
whitcned locks, Who will MI. ;.
ills: George Wright, who is 5:21! "
log. a resident or Bc-s on
greatest ball player that :1. I: 7.3.3..
Buttes evcr produced.
_ He was more than u '11} pug-r
in his activity. 110 “as :i lIigh c“ -.~'i “3"
cricket player. erhIIpa as c»;
any we on bad In this coux. I.3,' a .I
it was a. 305 to see lIIm pla3 c: Iona-1
He .‘osicrcd and cm. «I u:' ". :i
and it ran largciy tiirr .
torts that the some 30‘. L. inc :1."
on inc Patina Coast and ii: on
than: in person to so: tIIII: I: an.
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Uos‘Ion. Annually he holds a l..il'
{or \ethrarIs Which is one. (If
mot: popular :txturrs of the
Carolina 50!: mason.

“right was born in 5‘.
Ho pIagcd baseball in .‘(nw
when he was a. Loy and it u:::.
calico o! the :‘nc showing that
nude in those grunts that :m, v...
taken up by the pioicsriono;s. lI-Ir.
bciom ihcrc “as such a. thug; II.
I rent baseball ground In .\(:\\' 1r .,
ergh; played on a lleld at Lloran.
unis which is not far from 11c
uht‘le the impassu‘c and Imam"
r.;u.llt.m of the \ankc-sc rIIII-s
concrete “ails, from 'hc c'IIIzm
the gxound.

lie “so an infielder, an Inficl -;
«ho was natural. 'ihcro “as in II.
in; to be taught to him
when he btcalne proficient with II i-
vuncins years he could 32ml. 1' j __
Others. \Vhén he had absox'brI‘. “Us .. 1
rules of the game. its playing Ir '1, .
niquc seemed to be an 0pm low-3:.
to him. He could make stops r:
balls that. otlwr players Could
he could make (‘II'Icng' 7.
Ithot othcr players could not sit '1: ‘ _
lie “as a strong and pout-riot im-
tn-r and his ability In hit a bail 2w .1
has lasted him to his golfing (II-r:
Micro. even it the suing is di.
Ll‘.‘ he can :0 t on the ball beta-I
5 no kl’lO'l‘S how to suing a club

\VIlglIt. “as a. mozubrr
champion Cincinnati c‘. uh that 1c

the United Stains shmtlx at;
he “or and was not dammed
“as a member or \‘alioud IcapII
champions) Ip clubs in Boston : I:
when he found that H was min». I:-
fio change from Boston to l'l‘uU'
denco he won to the lattcr city an:
won a fictional League champion-
ship. He was captain and motion:
of the Providence team. Later LP
returnsd tr: Booton and thl'; in 11:»
remained engaged in a. thriVing rIz-
siness union has to do “illl atlzn‘
its, and us much an athlete at
advanced age as he was when in
run ‘uround field at Morrisauia a: t.
electrified the spectators with lzit.‘ 3
marvelous pick ups and catches.

\"ricbt played his first protession- -
oi season with the Nationals of
Washington in 1867.31: posn Ion
wss o shortstop but. he could r‘ 13 . v
anguhore on tho inileld and he u-z‘I
an excellent catcher. It “as he “1‘0
made the last throw in 1570 In tlw‘
some in which the Cincinnati: u-Iem
beaten tor tho iii-st. Limo in two .‘L-(l-
sons. Ho hurled the bull to
plate in time LO get. the runner Ix ho
was scoring tho winning run, but
untoriunatcly 1m hall was dropped
by tho catcher “ho had a In“;
chance to put the runner out. and
the game “as lost. by Cincinnati be-
cause of that mutt.

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best bull playcr who ever In ed. To;
the colder blooded analysists oi the
National pastime he “as one or thoi
greatest. but. not the best. Kelly was:
the player who was transfer-led 10
Boston from Chicsgo {or the sum of
$10. 000 sud tron: that time on was
popularly known as the ‘510. 000;
beauty." ‘ :
Clsrkson was also transferred for
the some amount but Cisrkson nex-l
or was so widely known as a. “310. ~
000 bounty." Occasionally some
Ono would remind him of the tsct
that be Wu valued highly on the
boot but Kelly was never permitted
.to tor-got it. "Ken" bod the rcrc
knock at "cussing“ the crowd an
s good natured manner. He never
fol: that ho woo thoroughly at home
until he had an audience listening
to him instood o! spoctstors watch-
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