Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1921, Page 13

ON COAST TRIP Football Eleven to Leave Tuc- he Next Week for Game With Centre. ———- TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. 16—Coach J. Fr. MeKale of the University of Ari- gona football squad announced that plans are being laid for the Wildcats to leave for the coast on Friday or saturday before the date scheduled for their interssetional clash with Cen- tre covlege at San Diege on December 26. ‘Tne local mentor declared that climatic cendttions and water are so similar that time to become acclimated will not be needed by the Arizona elev- There is a posstbility, however. will cause the eleven to leave for the coast city at an earlier date. A full squad of 85 men is hard at work whipping into shape for the game with the eastern wonder team and MeKale expects to enter the game with every one of his regulars in ex cellent condition, The team that will meet Centre is practically the same team that romped off with the south western conference championship and that defeated Whittier college in a post-season dual title game. ‘The only regular out of the lineup will be “Curley” La Shelle, all-conferenc: tackle who is out of the game with « broken leg. The rest of the squad har been in Nght training since the Whit tier game and Monday started th: heavy schedule mapped out by the trainers. The Wildeat eleven that will face the Kentuckians is a fatrly heavy anc exceedingly fast team, the line aver aging around 178 pounds while th« backfield averages 162. The team av erages in speed close to 11 seconds Every player on the Arizona cleven was named for first gr second all-con- ference teams, seven being placed on the first eleven and the other four making the second, Coach MeKale hopes to work in ‘trenuous workeuts datly on the home field and not worse on the &an Diego gridiron before the game on ber 26, It is understood a special {train of rocters will accompany the team to the coast city. ape SAN DIEGO, Cal., Dec, 16.—The San Diego committee in charge of the Ari- zona-Centre football game scheduled to be played here December 26 has re- quested Ariona authorities to have the Wildeat eleven in this city by De- cember 24, Ariona plans to come by way of Los Angeles, where practice will be held. As Centre has been invited to lim- ber up at Patterson field, Occidental college, Arizona will use Vovard field at the University of Southern Call- fornia. There will be $0 in the Ari- zona party, including Head Coach J. F. McKale. Lawn Tennis Association In Meeting NEW YORK, Dec. 16.—‘Amateur- ism” and the “seeded” draw were problems for discussion today when the annual meeting of the United States Lawn Tennis association op- ened. ‘The officials this year are concerned with the idea of compelling tennis stars to forbid the use of their names in connection with the advertising of tennis goods, and barring players from writing tennis articles. ———.>___ Jewelry and watch repairing by = TRIBUNE'S OF SPORTING NEW Is Bested in Story Telling NEW YORK, Dec. 16.—Two wale | ff jeaded men engaged In a story-ts contest yesterday about theilr ages during the meeting of the major lea gue baseball clans. Said Judge Landis, baseball com: missioner: “I am 55 years of age, but my dec tors, after an exhaustive examination, bave told me that I have the physical makeup of a boy of 34."" “But listen!” commanded Colonel George Ham of Montreal, official of the Canadian Pacifig railway. “Lis ten! I am.%5 years of age. I have had more doctoring, than y other man on the continent, at least I have had more doctors than any man’ I know. And they tell me that I am 120 years old. Who are your physicians ST. PAUL MIKES MEET TONIGHT IN 10-ROUND BATTLE IN HOME CITY ST. PAUL, Dec. 16.—Mike O'Dowd, former middleweight champion ar Mike Gibbons, will settle their pugi- Ustio differenres here tonight. In a 10-round, no-decision bout, each will seek to answer definitely in his favor the question of superiority at fisticuffe—a question that has dis- turbed their respective followers since the two St. Paul Mikes hammered through 10 rounds here in 1919. oe Former Star is Extended Loan NEW YORK, Dec. 15.—The Natlon- al and American glubs have voted to loan $2,750 to “Willie” Keeler, a star batter of former years, who is now ¢] critically ill. $ A AA Signal Flannel Shirts, $2.50 Values at $1.95 | | DRAFT PLANS. ARE TAREN UP; Baseball Advisory Council Approves the Seven-Game World’s Séries. NEW YORK, Dec. 16.—(By The As: sociated Press).—Several plans for a restoration of the draft under condi- tions satisfactory to both minor and major leagues were being considered ‘by the baseball advisory council today. The major leagues resumed their Joint session in order to settle a few matters, including the proposal to re- ‘scind the rule prohibiting world’s ries players from barnstorming sd | Commissioner Landis’ suggestion for| 5 a reduction in admission prices for the world series. Judge Landis yesterday carried through one of his ideas—the seven- game world’s serios, Credit System Disastrous to Farmers, Claim ooo WASIIENGTON, Dec. 16,—Failure of present-day financial and credit systems to meet the needs of the y40- Ple is threatening the destruction of the fundamental American industry— agriculture—Senator Ladd, of North Dakota declared in opening the con- ference called by him to seek legisla- tive relief from tho situation. Sen- ator Ladd described his proposed fed- eral loan bureau as one method of relief, asserting that through it the government would- resume its proper function of issuing money and of pro- viding credit to all the people on terms of equality. t a loss to “all in- * during tho last few 000 with an equal loss urchasing power, had resulted from deflated value of farm products he declared that this could be traced to the “non-fauctioning of capital” held by a few great corporations. Che Casner Daily Erroune First in News Of All Events HOLD VETERANS Next Year’s Eleven to Be Built! Around Great Machine of | This Season. { LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 16.—With al nucleus of 18 varsity veterans and a string of promising freshmen from which to draw the 1922 Cornhusker football team, the pigskin coaches and athletic directors at the University of Nebraska have forgotten that they an- nexed the ninth Missour! Valley.cham- pionship in the season just closed, and Yave pointed for greater laurels next| year. Nebraska in its twe.te years cf Missourt Valley competition, has won| + re-entering again this Nebraska, in eight games this year piled u points to its oppon onts’ seventeen. The Cornhuskers accounted for 107 points to three wored b,’ their opponents in the three Missouri Valley games. One defeat 8 registered for the season—that with Notre Dame, 7 to 0, early in the sea- son. <A drop kick by Ames of Iowa was the only valley score against the Huskers, "|new form of physical training to be|C&Ptain of the 1922 Kansas University with various honors conferre¢ 1y sports wri shout the cour ry. both chosen on a teams, Cap: ‘eam in scoring, he fiect end turning in six touch ty-eight field goals vn this year. men that wil be eligible next year. The 1922 tean will have a line average of about 19 Nebraska's defeat, of the University af Pittsburgh stands out ag the para mount achievement of the year anc vers here seem more alive to a hedule and the possibilities fonal games with promi nent elevens of the east or west, thar they do in commenting upon the rec wd of 1921, NEWSPAPER DEGISION | WON BY PAL MOORE | IN FGHT WITH BUFF MILWAUKEE, Dec. 16.—Reoeipts “at the Johnny Buff-Pal Moore fight here last night fell somewhat short of (xpectations when totalled today, the tate amounting to $16,200. Buff drew 46,000 as his end and Moore about $3,- 00, * Moore was given the newspaper de cision at the close of 10 lively rounds. PHILADELPHIA SCOUT SIGNED BY PORTLAND PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 16,—Thon1 as L. Turner, who has been scout of the Philadelphia Athleti<s, has been signed ax ussistant rsanager and scout for the Portland club of the Pacific eoast loagve, according to word re- ceived from President W. H. Klepper, who is in New York. [Governor Not wrt. sur. . Eltzabetia carry a cross, but bear it Decided Upon j with Patience and courage. Olive is |suceesefgl and hard. Susan and |Sally are bewitching Probe of Bank |2at82. = Ethel hes no has « brilliant wit. But for a truly womanly wom- SANTA FE, N. M., Dec. 16,—*T don't know,” eaid Gov. M. C. Mecham)! when asked ff there was asy possibil-| sty that as rumored he would call a special semsion of th> legislature to investigate the alleged excessive dc-| posits of state funds in the Santa fe! bats which was taien over by the! bank examiner lasc Monday. | Remi n Portable Typewriter. A Helpful, Practical, Useful Gift Just the machine for everyone, young or old, who has writing to do. 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