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Telephone 3-llli Page Two (Section Two)' GOLF TOURHEY OPENS MERE TODAY SOUTHWESTERN Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Wednesday December 5, 1934 WOW itle Vea; York Agog Over Title Pro Grid Ba Defending Champion Threatens To Repeat; Tigers Wildcats Sharpen Claws For Lively Battle LoomsFiesta Grid WW 1 1 vnmnmr or "Arizona Fit TiiM Bc.xrrL Polo Grounds Adding Bleachers To Handle Crowd For Big Clash RS. OTTO AK.MSlKUMt, aeienuuiK M1 loomed as "the jrirl to beat," in tne Battle Holds Wide Interest Women's Golf Association tournament on me A classic, scheduled to unncr way una the Phoenix Country Club with an 18-hole the annual morning at KW YORK, Dec. 4. tL'P) If there are any doubts as to the im. 40 en-jr 7--- round.

Mirs than N1 nPKX" OLIVER'S fighting- Wild the American sports seen, ts. The w-n womn cats from the University of Ari Croum Af Sfafee hill- srolfers of the Southwest, Wfrf zona and Amos Alonzo swess i round at fH to in the doubters should come to New York and try to buy tickets for inday'g national championship game between the Giants and Chicago Kejir The scene outside the New York Football Giants office today loeUf gers of the College of The Tacifie will hold nation-wide attention nhen thev elash in thp first grid 10 a. m. feveral I hofnlx omrn are a first-line contenders for like a cross between a snhwur two battle of the "Fiesta del Sol" at rhoenix Stadium Friday night. rush and a bargain basement nights before Christmas.

it" Paso nihil' star threw into she onrce disturbing mements tneir shmihera iast night a' Grid Claims Lives Of 26 oursc man toured the Tricky club Arizona in gaining recognition in football circles throughoi V.ie country for its rapid eCfcVelopment toward the top linetf college foot-; ball teams wqj.le the school fstunncd grid follow-; ers wiK battles against the Trojans and Golden Bears this, -j ear. And in addition, football fans throughout the nation always will keep an eye on what the teams! i coached by the noted Stags are doing'. 6 iT 'fX KW YOLK. rec. 1 (AD An four to six Connecticut auto thief doing a vear sentence in a oid bov and 16 S.I yntcrrtav to Taek up the lowest, found in final practice play.

Champion Feature Any question e.f her ability an right To wear the Southwest crown was quickly dispelled as toed off on The preliminary round shortly after her arrival here from Kl I'so. Her game seemed to hold few, if anx. weaknesses an she Mazed her nay around The course. gt ing 1 Three rtrokes to par. Mrs.

Fix a Sudley. also of III Paso. as close on The heels of the de prison, a nine-year Detroit's World Series tirkeu. buying crow was. by a calm and placid group of citizens ordering their winter coal.

Line Up 'n Threes Private uniformed guards trolled the corridors, k' pin; prospective purchasers in tiuee close. packed lints. Tickets are still to If Fad choice locations are exnausted. All box seats were sold yesterday within an hour or after they wer placed in the tills. And at the r'.

the stats -were c. todav ai! will be- gone within another clay. Kxtrj (bleachers are hui.t into tk Polo grounds to hiuv the total seating capacity to Final Blow-Off In case you've been missing your students were among high school the T6 players who lost their lives 1 rtm.rmmctr I HrrtOF" 1 ear- Jd WrRM Cat Drilling While the Wildcats" will enter the game as the underdog against the coast griddcrs. "Tex" Oliver's crew of pigskin toters are regarded by; many on a par with the Pacific Tigers, and few give the invading 0" si fending champion trIC I'racticc cession, raiding an But Phoenix followers of the! game were not entirely shaken from! the belief that Mrs. Armstrong W'-v have plenty of diflieulty in her title.

Among the most- Promi-rent ran.li.la us for the "laurel are The College of The Pacific Tiger may find it plenty tough to stop this quad of rampaging wuh.n coast bov meet the University of Arizona gridders in Phoenix stadium Friday playing football this season, a compilation by the Associated Press today shows. The death of John David ike, C4 years old. as a result of injuries received in a game; inside the- wails of Hartford state prison was the first among; prison players since Warden Lewis E. I-iwes, of Sing Sing, first made football a part of prison routine several years ago. William McGettican.

nine. of Darlington. was the youngest player to die, receiving an infection in a eandlot game. Below Average The death list, although still high in the high school classification, is below the totals for 1931, and the three previous years in which the Associated Press has kept records. The high point of all eleven more than a touchdown in ranking the two clubs.

Firm in the belief that a punch is goinsj to be a big feature in victory in the Phoenix game, Conch Oliver has been putting his team through some snappy grinds in perfecting offensive plavs. Oliver pro football while debating Army vs Navy and who ouht to pUy the Rose Bowl, it suouid he isrt down here that. Sunday's game he. twee-n the Giants and Ilea is is t'-e final blow-oif of the National League season. These clubs played a regular sea.

Knox, Wynnt and Bland, and make niaht. The boy pictured above are, left to right, Henderson, If I Id III- 1 1 .4 ms. Mrs. J. -M r.ron, vh" last around the up "Tex" Oliver' priz backfield.

aru wun an course show and Mis. I turned in ri K'd'er, no nas i al S-i's in he last II. I). Ketr her.side, Threat, slipped to an few (( -ot ft vsr' rda hut must he classed rou ni.tr irne-e xeeKS Jwtnil expe-rts. and 4ft.muj customers saw ithe game.

The experts say it was jthe best game or footi alt evr in New York, and, except for the possibility of the 1'3-21 con-itest these teams played last year, 'the best tame of all tune. The cus-itomers didn't sav anxtmng. havin Drastic Changes In Border Loop Rules Expected At Tempe Parley has a powerful backficld combination in Henderson, Knox, Wynne and Bland and it is anticipated these boys will he given plenty of opportunity to work togefher in the si ra here. With a powerful Cat line to support their efforts, the Tigers should be kept plenty busy tearing the Wildcats away from their goal line. Tigers Good dangerous set along with H.

M. Ahicn. The In Mr: time was reached in 1331 when 50 died of foot bail injuries. Rules Rt tho. EM Drastic changes in rules; And C' ubs llr I 1 1 tin: si.

Girl Threat among Those tuning tip their vtrrday as a little 14-d lass from Albuquerque, one is R. My Jones and in a ui.iUmt yrsttiday morn-. ea i a ii.i..ri!" of the came stilt requite a s. ore of At the same time the home hoys T1 thtriiseh. game, but they a more oil Sunday New Y'olkeis can changes and closer supervision of.

college and high school play cut the total down to 3S in 1932 and 36 last year, 10 of those in 103J be-ing fisted in the "doubtful" class, i The total of 16 among high school; students is the highest in that! re he nig hack for cv i r. xx long. affecting Border Intercollegiate! Evert Betting will put in a rather busy evening.1 Any team good enough to hold the( 'Iroians to a 6-0 victory and the. flolden F.cars to a 7-6 advantage is' sure to press the Wildcats to their I UuTiest heights in bringing them to I Although the IU ars are general! eiassifieation of the last three years Willie Kamm Sets Record Panthers Lose Basket Stars Athletic Conference competition are; expected when officials gather at. their annual meeting December 16! in the Casa Ioiria hotel here.

i The niot important ruling ex-j pec tod to be changed in the winter: conference ill affect freshmen par tne bettin? was oh i an increase of fixe over 1933. rated as favorite P1 hi A loi The qualifiers to: a it; who will tin crown. 1 nit. I The death of onlv one college play-j reported even today. That's the It sho.il.l he in a 1.1.-.

wav fur ill IT flgi-t or r.rvw-ex-er. T.iar or imh i t-ii u. if tne championship I AH flight tf HIM don ever doubt trial the hois will be in there levelling Tiie di rc.mnc between winning and losing is sorr ticipation on conference teams. Aj rulintr nrohahlv xvill be made allow -iXTEW YflRK I MRS. OTTO ARMSTRONG Dec.

4. (UD Froeligcr. 2'. of Arnold college. New Haven, marks a new loxv for the colleges and universities.

Eight were killed in 1931. Froeligcr re 1 a OACH EDGAR FORD has ii grouped into mgnts maTches in i he placed Thursday round Fndav. pemi- Willie Kamm. veteran "$100,000 in iing first-year men to take part in man-sized job on his hands all fl'-iMs With second or i $1,000 and the losing teamiau league activities xviui ine excep rebuilding Peoria's basketball ceived a broken neck making a The difference hefwe-n H(i7 to ea. memher of side.

The ers" pool per cent of the it will be split on a 6j. tackle in a game witn ortneasiei 11 beanfx" of the Cleveland established a new major league', record fer Ihird base fielding su-; premaoy during the season. Official figures released by the! I tion of football and basketball. A il-ham D. Taylor, Tempe representative, said yesterday.

More than 25 officials and roar lies i represents and university. Thousands Play Game When golfer tee off at the Phoenix Country Club this morning for the annual Southwestern Women's Golf Association tournament, Mrs. Armstrong, defending champion, will toss her crown into the ring. But he served warning with a sizzling 83 yesterday that she'll be in the fight to "take it back." an League s-hoxv that Kamm of the conference will be present atAmerh '40 basis. Its prob 'be at full Ithoiigh eac ihie that the rbiha will strength on Sundav ai-h club had one casualty finals Saturrisv and The title wars Ju Sunda v.

The inai The championship fiieht will he a 36-lioie affair. Dinner Is Held All enTries in the meet alonjj with their friends attended a huffeT dinner at the club last night. It was Informal, opening; the program, and held to jrive contestants and Their friends an opportunity to acquainted. A number of social functions will Although no accurate figures arc 'available on just how many yoiing-isters play the game each fall, it has been estimated by sports lead-iers and sports goods houses That at least a'Vo0 college and university men participate and more than i twice that many in high schools 'and preparatory schools. Uncounted the meeting, it is anticipated.

R. Hamiel of the New Mexico Agricultural college, will preside. Representat ixes are expected from all conference schools including Tempo. University of Arizona, Flagstaff Teachers college. I'niversity of New Mexico, New Mexico Agricultural college, and Texas Teachers co'lege.

topped third basemen of his circuit in fielding for the eighth time, a feat never accomplished before. His percentage was six points less than his record average of set last year. Gehrig Second Ixm Gehrig's fielding percentage of ranked him second to Henry Ronura of the Chicago White Sox. a halt. And Coach Stagg is anxious to tw.

away a victory over the Wild-iats in the pending fray. Kiwanians gathered at their wttkly luncheon meeting yesterday unanimous! approved the selection of "Fiesta del Sol" as the name for li annual gridiron classic here. The name, meaning celebration of the im, is expected to fit well future plans of the Kiwanis Club in expanding its program. While the celebration this year will have a few of the features of future stagings of the "Fiesta del the subsequent programs will be on a more elaborate scale, embracing a series of events lasting through the day and until late at night to formally open the winter season here. Many Features Morning parades, afternoon foot-hall games and a ball at night will mark the fixture in the future.

A parade ill be held here Friday morning by I'niversity of Arizona students and members of the alumni association. More than 500 will participate. A "Victory Dance" is scheduled in the Riot room of Hotel Adams following the game, under todav. The Bears practiced without eathers, A A meriea back from Tennessee, (while Red Badgro. ia'e, one of i best two ends in The league, mis-el jTiie Cian's' drdl because of a pam-, fully bruised leg.

o- hundreds of thousands join in pick- the List Pairings For Golf Meet un tames on back lots and in i streets, most of them with inade-i all. I ne nem ntirinjr tne louinamcin nun the ntistnes meeting of the Southwestern association hooked for 2 o'clock this afternoon In the Ari-ona Club. Election of officers for late e-iiupment or none at a first year man. who led the Iirst. basemen wilh That, was The; A classification of the fatal in-i in hich same mark xx iTli which Joe Kuhel jur jCs by the typo of play lit entries filed last Li'T.

Tirn 3 Grange Seeks Coaching Job for the Southwestern Women's lne. Mrs. lipomas oodman is president of association. for the coming season. Only the wreckage remains of what was certainly one of the two or three best clubs in the state last year.

Greenfield, six-foot, four forward, is the only member of Coach Barto Davis' starting five who remains in school. He would be welcome on any club but will need plenty of help. A hard driver, his forte has been in scoring elose-m shots by the use of his height and power under the basket. His rather awkward appearance on the court does not lead one to think that he could be developed into a ball handier. "Dutchy" Austeiinan, The spark plug of last year's fixe, did most of the ball handling and fed Greenfield.

He is gone, along with his scoring mates Ijams and Holmes. Ka.li of the trio was of all-state caliber. Several Prospect Hishtoxver plaxed as second team center last car and was used as a first string reserve although he got little game experience on the varsity. He may be nearly ready. Holly, a tall lad with some casaba experience, is a good prospect for one of the forwards.

Like Hightoxver he has the height that the game requires. Hosier, a husky lad. is a guard prospect, as is Ray Wackcr, but neither is the smooth player that "Dutchy" Austerman was. Three little brothers of last season's stars Holmes, Austeiinan and Ijams are around. F-ach.

is "handv" but until they gain more they were suffered shows a majority incurred in making tackles. Of the 13 cases where such information was available, eight were killed while tackling another player, one while blocking and the other four of Washington led in 1H33. Honura had two long stretches in which he did not make an error, one of 12 games, the other of 54 games. Oscar Melillo of the Sr. Louis Browns again led the second basemen -x ith the same figure as in the Lady Fortune Shuns Tipster COLORADO SPRINGS.

Dee. 4. (AP) To the successful seer, fame sometimes grows wearisome and it doesn't always mean presents on the Christmas tree. Golf Association tournament opening here today, pairings for the qualifying round of is ImVs i made by Mrs. Ciihson Baldwin.

Mrs. Roidwin said that mtriec will re-mam open for late filers but that they will necessarily be listed at the foot of The list. f'HICAGO. D.e 4. -( AP) HfO': as as a result of being tackled Pod'' Grange, previous season, He was tied I ith Max Bishop of the Red Sox.

the latter played in only Melillo participated in 147. Pin Chatter lime for The pan ints and follows: r' V- Charlie Bishop savs that about all Lvn I-ary of the Red sox nan tne direction of the Alumni group, play Troceeds from the football game and a portion of the dance receipts go to the Kiwanis flub to he in its program to benefit underprivileged children. best average for shortstops, pi-. r. Ki 1 Sunshine Loop Opens Tourney 'A hTiiril'CH handicapped by culy half a team present at the star! of the came.

The Pons fiuh nileyhall team broke down all defense of the strong Repu'ars lat to win three straitrhts, and Incidentally thereby opened the Mid-Winter Sunshine League at the Touns Men's Christian Association. Th scores were 15-1 1, 1 Capt. K. A. Foster, a spikei.

and two of the Hons setters. Hocet and Arnold, wore forced start raso, and I "Galloping Gh' of The gr 'n. a going to hang up his After 12 xears of tr," Grange, battered and xxorri. Threjiigh as a Th .11 his last vear Next autumn find him serving son.ew here ti football coac-h. Orange has rece-xed several offers and is carefully con.sider;r them all.

He would to roach In th' Western Conference, The ru winch prohibits forrrer plaxers from coaching aT "Rur T'n schools prevents tne fulfillment his ambition. f. Tr. 1 KS.w T-i Mr. Ms i T.

P. 5 Cnffft- Tot Na. Tond 1-'' 1" 5:3 P.a.-nn l- 'ro rum 1 I-'" Davidson 1 Hoffman 151 ls Handicap 4j 3 US 01 2 70 Motor Simply Company I Mardi.k l- 1 rvrkins 14 1T1 491 Hemphill ls SS4! r.ke 19 J. r.ke 1 191 Bears Invade Hawaii Grids A-mnij, Ft rase. i H.

hrtn and Mrs. sr.y Si'i Kl raw, and r. tlhT.x. V. S.a:!o..1.

rhornix, and Mf-nr, N. ivipr. Phoenix, and lbwnurnu il. anj Thora- his prognosticat iens of sporting exerts have coined for him, is "glory in other words, hot air," and he is a bit tired of it all. His experience has been that a prophet can earn plenty of honor in his own country but not much profits.

Bishop, 67-year-old resident of the L'nion Printers home here, is the forecaster who picked the winning, place and show horses In the Kentucky Derhy last spring and missed the winner's time by only a fifth of a second, named the National League winner as the season started, and then won still more renown by predicting the St. Louis Cardinais would xvin the World Series in seven games. Byrd Set Pace Sammy Byrd of the Yanks set pae for outfielders with an average of making only tw 'errors. AI Simmons of the White Sox had only four errors in 13! games, and ranked second with I Rick Ferrell of the Rod Sox was jthe most meticulous catcher, having mark of .990 in U'S games. He accepted 603 of 609 chances, including a31 putouts.

i A feature of the season's fielding jwa the excellent showing made by (Washington which tied Detroit for i honors, eac having a mark of .974. Senators remained at the top for the second consecutive season. th fHK. I Grange, most sdvrt.f-,'plaver in the historv e.f er-hese foot panie alone. aeainsT a fi us Keeulars.

Later in a rn ev 1' i. -liu Sandora and Mrs. liH-r i arisen. I. nth rhontx.

s4 nz a and Mra. ball, was regarded tre M'T. I Ire Cnmpanr 1 7 -l 1 1 5 Mr-K. Za. Addmston ii.i."l both 1'hoenix.

Parry rjnldwatcr h's Kix Toinl S. Mavo 'running halfback of all t.rr.e fl fter DKRKKI.KV, Iiec. 4. (AP) The 20 I'mvers ty of California football plaxers who will make up the squad fer a coveted Mid -winter trip to Hawaii and two holiday games there were announced late today by Coach "Stub" AIiise.n. The s.

inad. together with the coach and assistant, Frank Wickhurst. graduate manacer. W. and Mrs.

cf Li- 51 4 1 three years at the University Hansen, another rons lineup to fo thev had no The Itesuiars ar best potent ial st rf rii; but larked i 11 s. both I'hoenix. il M. V'oI fx sses M- pen Nrahna. both Thnmaa Nairn and Ikinr Reason jr.

jBrjan io 4 i.i and Mr. i in nation i I. a they xvill probably be of little assistance to Coach Ford. Brooker and Cunningham, comparative unknowns, are also regarded as prospects. i The Panther c'ub is handicapped I by the lack of a gymnasium.

It practices outdoors with an occasional session on the C.ion.lalo floor at such odd tirii.s as it is not in use by the C.irdmal clubs. The 'Ci-ndalo court is regarded as Peoria's home- floor which means that "home games" must be scheduled for such times as the Glendale fixe is playing away from home. Play In League One thing in Coach Ford's favor is the fact that Peoria places a team hi the Glendale church league which piaxs a schedule on the Card r'. I I h. Loth Phoenix.

I Mm. Nil M' lliiini'. rhoenix Their line-up in. and Breakdown Near Now he is reaping a not gether welcome liarxest from his' prognostic ations fan mail. So much so, that he is thinking of retiring! from the field of forecasting and! Allfn't sp jeer and Grerr.

i liibbs. Te nia and 1 i Kt-ers. and 1 1 it-, t. ban 9.1 Hakrry 1T1 IT French Rank Tennis Stars Mm. John 1'on'll, Mnsales.

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f.k and Mm. Y. Monahan. and student manager. Fd Wnght, will leae December 14 jon the hner President Taff.

and will return here January 7. Ail the jPla.rs will take final s. a- riois. 1 finishing his college rarr Grange joined the Chicago Bf present professional rhaw-' pions, in 19-5, and drew tnrones al (over the country in a sensation, 'exhibition tour. In l'- he (With the New Yor Yankees i ill-fated outlaw professional leaW by Char ley Pj ie, first exploited Grange as a sional.

Th- next year he was (able to piay due- to an injurM kD Slffier rlm Fjtherry MrtJ-ry Mandieap A. 7 1 lfi't 12 SI', 513 I 471 3 2748 a no Art on the Tiiin: t-r. eo arts 1 a cue Y. ber. Four of teams eer a i ntere t'os year, a pr si.

a I 1,: i la-t iKtht. 12 sec-King onscunty once more. In a letter to a sports writer friend here Bishop said: "I keep getting letters from cranks. It is getting on my nerves. officiated 316 871 examinations tuc week of their departure-.

The riiver-ity of Hawaii is sponsoring the trip and the two gam. the first of Willi will ho on Christ-' H. Melrllan. borh 11 M- John M. and W.

A. SchwMrts. l'h. n.v. AAVOiiicials To Meet Friday Torrcjr'a Hxrbernr OAR IS.

Dec. 4. (UP) Christian Roiissus. frail, left-handed player, today was placed at the No. 1 ranking position of French tennis I may not do aiiv predicting next! year, for from March to October this year I was under a constant! 192S he rejoined hr- Hears a- 4ss I Ifaldiman ieity WaMon during the football season.

since. 1 4i 1 T4 10 177 219 1 M. ricm mas Hay against tiie Honolulu townifloor team, and sfcmd Januarv l'Much has played with strain. (stars. Nineteen, thirty-four rank-! valuable experience is gaincu ..141 ..143 ..174 2 uncovered and new material is often Domini, Xally Handicap Casey Quits Harvard Post With he r-Ji! The sonad: hinds .1.4.

n. for the varsity NEW YORK. TVo. lau.i ill bc iiic 1 1 American amat.ur at: Gridiron Foes Dav 3 Company Meek, Bob 471 531 4) i 2567 4S7 bzi 3 (API hub cf as ti. diir.r.w-countiy her i The Panthers have only one nnine Igame of the eight thus far the annual "big game' with it her games are to be ham.

Lritt; Tai Lut. Hai i Jonef Can kl. s- Dave Rii! Roone. "There is nothing supernatural ings. issued by the French Law about my forecasting.

I do not go1 Tennis Association, were notable in into cataleptic fits or employ any that the newest failed to include the fake soothsayer tricks. With me it, name of Jean Borotra. the Basque as ork the hardest kind of i who once helped France ma ntain a work research, stud v. consult ing long tenure on the Davis Cup. records, statistics and recalling! The listing of the veteran Martin personal contacts with events of a at No.

3 was regarded by dozen years past. It put me near French enthusiasts as eloquent in- 'week for a three-. lay p. hich sport leaders in G.n. Anderson, Larry Ray Nordstrom.

K. eby, Gon Me 87f II Ardoarr 112 ii: 22 ls Fannin'a cir.ffin cil.lfaiher Bukn Lovrtt Ricka 1 14 1 lt 174 Rest For Bowl C.uai ci "rosbv il 1H0 1 () 23 added to the schedule, especially with Mesa, Chandler and Phoenix Indians. The Peoria Fasketeers will have and its possessions i i for the national comer. Amateur Athletic United States. Awarding of consideration i4 amendment -j to t'-e r.nt c.

luis Ra Jack. Conrad Tenney. nt rs Russ Calkins, George Red Christie. nervous breakdown 5 I QTA N'f'ORD UNIVKHflTT, Cal. A I K.

Pec. 4 1 i 1 -resignation of F.dward J. Kd-1ie i'ase as head football at Harvard was announced by William J. Bingham, lr of athletics. The announcement expressed "deep appreciation" for Casey's nine Sears of coaching at Harvard.

i's-ex's successor is expected to week's jump on many or tne lead DONS TO END CAREERS I SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 4 (UP)' dicatiem of the weakness of France as compared with Ungland and Australia, and, even without George Iott and Lester Stoefen, the United t-tates. Second on the list is Andre Merlin, and ranked at No. 3, with Le- football plaxers went hark to today.

Coach ThorB; fnrfia of. n. app s. by- of a- laws, terierai iFour members or the Lniversity ofi the A A I ion xv i San Francisco football team will ifre.se rro.i r. -r in fsadena yf te rbacko Hill Archer, Montv Reedv.

pert Welch. Halfbacks Arlelgh Williams 'captain i. John Fow ler. Eddie Tony Dutriz. Ken Moeller.

Fuili.a, ks Ciiu. Cotton, Al Thor. il. Frank Walker. end their college careers unday v-t, rot.

ti.n- niv Alanaff be named in a few dsxs. Bingham' he These i geay. is Marcel Bernard. in the came against St iarv' 1 a rit tant sent out 12 straight winners of races and all I got back from the hot shots who asked my tips was $7. I spent $30.

A dollar a tip was all I got. more often nothing at all. I got glory in other words, hot air. "Maybe net summer I will go out in the mountains and look for a gold mine, with a belter chance than wasting my time, as I did last yea Most persons who have written to Bishop wanted predictions on certain heirse races so that, as one correspondent phrased it. he could "clean up" and get "plenty of money and so will you." Others have asked advice on play four players are unquestionably the rry Se.mering.

star center. Jim 'ctreU I -ro ing next thr class ot l-ranco but none show rai bri tflr.l0- lua Hinch. end. and i I 7 but Ti n'- 1 nil h.s of developing into the class )Johnny i-u, guard, be those Km i -in 3 i on gr.diron "out for an organs gridiron them out for an wcu'd not comment on a persist. t't Adam alsh, line -a fortv.er Notre Dame st.ir, wil! the new coach.

Commenting on Ut Csex star Iix'iIm. at Harvard h. be in nut a T.r a not -e r. stat- hav in; ond.ict ing clubs as the raniner iootoan season closed November 23. Games at present scheduled arc: Jan.

4 Peoria at Litchfield. Jan. 11 Peoria at Tempe. Jan. IS Peoria at Glendale.

Jan. 26 Peoria at Scottsdale. Jan. 27 Peoria at Gilbert. Jan.

31. Feb. 1. 2 Valley Tournament at Phoenix. Feb.

9 Peoria at Wic kenburg. Feb. 16 Peoria vs. Phoenix at Glendale. Feb.

22 Feoria at Buckeye. Apaches Take Feature Tilt pro-xvo-jid per-1 onr1 the to.n- 1 rrf essional five vears. Jrt. x.raxxiora, nriiiiari Ausiraui. pIay.

Each the four has tla ved nd F- -ida v. iias played tomorrow and Friday. J-. ceret and loto Lrugnoo were almost 60 mimitM in every game i week, the men wil: squeeze fifth and sixth. this season.

said he felt a chance wo.lt r-etles for Harvard "I wasn't workouto whenever the-V Lau be. he; Trojan Player Breaks Ankle IXS ANGELES, Dec. t-(l'P)-Gloom descended upon the University of Southern California football team and the Trojan campus with the time. Prospects of the largest orraS' iverl Rose Rou.1 rooting 3 It was officially announced that Borotra was dropped at his own request, although it is likely that- he will team with Brugnon to make up the French doubles team in Dans aid. "Neither was Harvard.

Fc years was long fnpush to tor." i- Perry Accepts Movie Contract ing the stock market, sought his Stanford's history looked brigat today, and the closing tor student ticket sale tomorrow pected to see nearly 2.000 Carr: rootero rM.lv to Visit Pasal'f- jthe announcement, tonight that 'Ward Browning, star right end. had fractured his ankle in scrimmage. prediction of the winner of the BigjCup play. When they were in their Ten football title and asked his! prime Borotra and Brugnon were help in financing a dude ranch in ithe best doubles combination in the the Ozark mountains. world.

A Houston. resident in-! The women's classification re Navy Gridders Elect Captain N1.Y YORK. Pec. t. (AT) 1 ct v.

singles tennis i Winning its fifth straight game by downing the strong Wigwam team by a 3-0 count the Aiwxches assured themselves a place in the all-star softball tournament to be en stunts are piano'- is tn an Australian s. r.tr by a friend mini 4(1 ai A. A formed Bishop he must use numerology in making his forecasts or iav reed to make a iui iirt: jidu-inii: n.v maine-d unchanged with Mme. Rene Mathieu at No. 1, Mme.

Silvia Hen-rotin at No. 2, and Jacqueline Gold-schmidt at No. 3. WW psv chic. bama's plans along those oHe not known here today.

neid at AJicni ieia arn Miiway.i "else you are Decerpber 16. The tournament will! ANNATOUS. Dec-. lUKlsrppman Loij.s Kobetts cf Haxerterd Pa today was ciecte.i capta.n of the U. S.

Nax.V: at-ai-emy's fo.vtbl! team for 1335. Rorvrtjhaw dr.stinKuished iiu shorts tor a British concern along the i.r.es of the Bobby Jones self shorts. Terry, according to the report, will receive for the series, fwitu William tBig Kiln aid LOSES Dec. 4 (AP)- KIMBALL AUGUSTA. Me, Baseball Meet Postponed rpUCSON, Dec.

4. (AP) Plan for the reorganization of the old Arizona-Texas Baseball League here struck a snag today with the announcement that the conference of club officials, scheduled for Thursday, had been postponed. J. Walter Morri, official of the major leagues in charge of reorganizing defunct minor circuit, telegraphed Cleon T. Knapp, Tucson attorney and former official of the league, that he would be unable to attend the n.eeting here because of urgent business in the South.

Knapp immediately wired officials at Phoenix, El Paso and Bibee, who had been previously summoned to the meeting here, notifying them of the postponement. The meeting will Bantam Champ Breaks Ankle NEW YORK. Dec. a.ur) is also co-cap. tain of the basketball team, has been expected to boister the right side of the Trojan line in their game with Notre Dame here Saturday.

Running down under a punt. Brow-aung and several other first string players struck Bill Howard, sub quarterback, who was return-in? the punt. When the r.leup was untangled Frowning lay with a broken ankle. Bob Fuhrer was moved from the left to the right wmg position. In the scrimmage the first team, sparked by Irvine tCotton) Warbur-ton.

defeated the substitutes. 6 to 0. am vrsa center auring tr.e Xavy campaipTi which bi played between the four leading teams in the Ldtchfield S'oftball League. The Grocers bested the G-Threes to cinch another spot in the tourney while the remaining spots are stlli to be determined. Team Standing Closed with vicierv oven Don Myers of Gardiner threw Al Kimball of Arizona in 15 minutes with a drop kick and body press in Ajrmy.

TAKE IN MOVIE UNIVERSITY, Dec (r 't stroll around the wmpu picture show occupied -ffzL Crimson Tide squad as it marked time in Xr.i tions for the New Yr DT PV against Stanford in Pasadena BowL Coach Frank Thomas cance Sexto Escobar, recognized by the! a ing in the roie of commentator. Perry is reported to have received the sanction of the British 1-awn Tennis Association and will not endanger hrs amateur status. wrestling; show here tonight. BUODY BAER WINS la lw i r.x -National and Canadian boxing associations as bantamweight champion of th world, has a fractured ankle, result of being struck by an automobile and will be out of action for three months. He Jias BRONCS HEAD SOUTH SANTA CLARA, Dec.

4 (UP) Following a light workout. Coach "Clirper'" Smith of Santa Clara uni- Apaches 5 0 l.flOA Grocers 3 .600 Harvesters 2 2 .500 Wigwams 2 2 .500 For cos 1 3 .250 -Threes 0 4 .000 Ruddy Kaer scored a knockout overt Johnny Baker. MinnearxoUs. tn the! second round of a scheduled six--ront horn bre tcn eht. Baer flattened Bakr tour before the run schediV'a practice session am-irton scored on an end the eighi-xtrd line.

red the in. morrow, but order VOLLEYBALL RESULTS Three voiievbal! rratvhes were pl.ixe.i with the WdW siris defeating the o. B. Marston team 15-5 and the Boston Seniors downing Ter-pe rren 15-0 and 15-4: and the Rambrs bet-i the Tempe-rirls la-I avnd 15-9. and i-aiai'- Trie to report Thursday p.rm.jha1.4 Wltn ht for game -I 'th the "Horned Frog," of fexas for signal practice.

Twenty-eight I 3. COMRADE LEAGUE Spartar.s SS: First M. E. 17 Madison 12; Mexicans 11. Eaglet Garfield 16.

tWfen Ruhv Omntanj ana 24 Results Of Play Harvesters Wigwams Araches 0. Grocers 3t9 -Three 1. Heavy worn, is w.td Monday and will not be 1 th. Henart for capuun-! ue neia sometime later thi month, it was indicated, but the exact date wa not set. iu xii-ianye.

guara. tornia also have been dropped- lor 'the Texa was selected game. December IL.