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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-11-08
GLOOM Stops ALL OVER
CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY
Supporters of Blue and Gold See
Naught but Second Drubing
by Washington U.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. THE
showing made by the University DOT
California last Saturday against the
University of Washington was a bit
ter disappointment to the adherents
of the Blue and Gold. While the
most optimistic did not look for
victory, it was confidently expected
that the local team would hold the
northorners down to less than twenty
points. The score OF y to 0 run up
by the nOrtherners was staggering.
Tonight, California adherents are
looking to see their team led TO the
slaughter again next Saturday when
the same combinations meet in
Seattle.
The gate came fully up to expec-
tations, $1,000 persons occupying the
stands. Many followers of the
Berkeley University, expressed the
opinion that California had made
a mistake in retaining Schaeffer, a
Rugby coach. to try to teach the
American game, which was almost
as strange to him as to his pupils.
California showed an almost pitiful
want of Knowledge of practically
every rudifnent OF the game and it is
AtiI ll-Sil Il HAL VIII lltiS b0tii III
intimate and practical touch with the
American game is what California
needs next season to make good.
With what little opposition Wash
ington made quite disorganized. no
real line on the strength of the
northerners could be made. They
have a powerful machine which plays
well together, but it is lacking in
speed and fast opposition would be
likely TO upset its machine like
style.
The oregon Aggies. as was fully
expected, continued to show their
form by handily defeating the Uni
versity of Idaho by the one sided
score of 40 to 0. The Aggies are
proving a well balanced congregation
with a nicely developed system of
team play, which is concentrating its
offence and making il exceedingly
effective.
The University of Southern Cali
fornia- University of Oregon game
which was called off last Saturday
on account of rain will be played
tomorrow weather permitting. Cali
fornia has a fast team but lacks the
knowledge of the game and playing
experience of the northerners.
Stanford University which plays
Santa Clara here next Saturday in
the final Rugby match. went through
something of a slump last week as
Indicated by a % to II score against
the Olympic club. The collegians
have had no trobule in running up
heavier scores on the club men in
their past games this season. The
Santa Clarans have high hopes of
defeating Stanford when they meet.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-11-08
PLAYING DUBS MAKE
BEST OF TEACHERS

An educational authority once re-
marked during the course of d lee
ture that: The faculty of sue
cesSful teaching is not always pos
sessed by the brightest scholar. -
Disciples desiring calculation are re-
ferrei to the case of Messrs. Rush
and Hinkev.
Speedy Rush was not good enough
10 make the Princeton football team
in his undergraduate days while
Frank HinlSey was one OF. the great
est ends that ever pulled on a Yale
jersey y careful study of the records
Ct the two eleVens coached by these
Sridiron instructors this season,
would lead to the opinion that the
Fates were balancing the accounts
If previous years
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-11-08
HERBERT HAHN
BEATS JOHNS
Wonderful Play by Which
Stanford Boy Defeated
National Champ Johnston
Lacking; New Tennis
Champ Is Crowned
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. III. Van
Dyke Johns, VINO defeated William
Johnston, the national champion. in
the semi finals for the Pacific coast
tennis championship, which is being
played here was himself defeated in
the finals today by Herbert Hahn.
The brilliancy that marked Johns
playing in his match with Johnston
was missing and the new champion,
who put up a steady, hard driving
game, won handily 6-1, ca 3-6, 6-1.
The new Pacific coast singles cham
pion is a Stanford University man,
long recognized as steady, con-
sistent player.
Mrs. Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman
won the women's singles coast caam-
pionship by defeating Anita Myers,
Bay counties and Panama Pacific
exposition champion
The surprise Of tOday's play was
the defeat of Miss Molla Bjurstedt
and Clarence Griffin, in the first
round of the mixed doubles. by Helen
Baker and Roland Roberts.
The tournament was to have ended
today but darkness came too soon and
the championship mixed GOODleS ana
the finals in the special mems dou-
bles will be played out at a date to
be announced later.
Summary:
Mems Singles, Final
Herbert Hahn defeated II. V. d.
Johns, 81, Ga, So, 6-1.
Women's Singles, Final
Mrs. Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman
defeated Anita MYERS Ga 6-1
Junior Singles, Final
Ray Kinsey defeated Irving
Karsky, So. 60. GO.
Junior Doubles, Final
Kinsey and Tobias defeated
Karsky and Strauss CO, 6-1, 6-1.
Women's Doubles, SemiFinal
Molla Bjurstedt and Mrs. Wight
man defeated Mrs. Day and Mrs.
PRESLEY, 6-3, G-3.
Marjorie Vale and Marjorie Thorn
defeated Carmen Tarilton and Eleanor
Tenant PC, Ga. 81.
Mola Bjurstedt and Mrs. Wight
man defeated Marjorie Vale and
Marjorie Thorn 6-2,f 6-1.
Mems Doubles, Special Scmi-Final
Johnston and Griffin defeated
Naples and Dwight, rs, Ga, Sc.
Barber and Hahn defeated Wight
man and Gorrill. 6-3, 6-3, GO,
Mixed Doubles, First Round
Helen Baker and Roland Roberts
defeated Molla Bjurstedt and Clar-
ence Griffin, rs. 2-6, Ga.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-11-08
WINTER BASEBALL

Apparently the next few months is
not to be an off-season for baseball
No sooner was the worlds series
slipped into its proper place in the
archives of the national game when
the winter league stepped into the
spotlight Already several peace
pacts have been sealed between or
ganized and Independent baseball and
broken again before the wax had
hardened. The selling of clubs in the
National and American leagues is a
daily pastime played without the aid
of real money. Unless Ban Johnson
interferes soon the Nnnants and
worlds championship of 1916 will be
appropriated before the teams head
south for spring training.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-11-08
MINOR LEAGUE MACS,
WILL MEET IN FRISCO
Little Fellows to Air Grievances
Against National Commission
and Others
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. "A num-
Der of managers of minor baseball
leagues We're here today for the an
nual convention of the National AS
ISOLATION of Professional Baseball
leagues which will open Tuesday and
remain in session until Thursday at
which many of the problems and
troubles that have been grieVing the
little fellows for the past year will be
given free ventilation.
"A large delegation of minor league
magnates and managers is due to-
morrow.
1t is expected that a number of
major league officials will attend the
meeting where the matters discussed
will include, it was announced to-
night, alleged unfair treatment by the
national commission and the big
leagues, more consideration by the
national board of arbitratio and the
adjustment of certain territorial
rights.
A banquet has been planned for the
visitors for Wednesday night.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-11-08
CALENDAR OF SPORTING
EVENTS FOR NEXT WEEK
Today


Horse-National horse show, all
week at Madison Square Garden,
New York Maryland Race Meet
continues until Friday at Pimlico,
Ma.
Cycle.-Six day race, at Boston.
Dog-Independent field trials, at
Sparta, H. Kentucky Foxhound
Field Trials, at Sulphur, Ky
Boxing-Willie Reecher VS.. Jimmie
Anderson, u rounds, at Columbus,
rounds, at Gloucester, Mass. Johnny
Dundee VS.. Joe Rivers, 10 rounds at
Milwaukee. Kid Williams VS.. Pal
Moore, Is rounds at Memphis.
Tuesday
notwithstanding of the Federal
League, at indianapolis. 14th An
nual Meeting of National Assn. of
Professional B. B. Leagues at Frisco.
Dog.-Piedmont Field Trials, at
Durham, n c.
Boxing.-Kid Herman VS.. Johnny
Richie, 10 rounds, at Peoria. III. Joe
yelling VS.. Joe Sherman, 10 rounds
at Gary. Ind.
Wednesday
Dog.-French Bulldog Show. days
at Boston. Mass.
Friday
Rowing.-Columbia VS.. Yale, at
New Haven. Conn.
Boxing. International Amateur
tournament, 2 days at san Francisco.
Saturday
housekeeping of two weeks
race meet at Bowie, Md Virginia
United Hunt meet, at Middleburg
Va.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-11-08
SHOW THE WORLD

Shanghai. China, will have its
regular autumn race meet this month
although many of the Englishmen
there made strenuous protests against
il The opponents Of racing argued
that no Briton could enjoy such
sport while his country and her AL
lies are fighting in a life and death
struggle in Europe. After prolonged
controversy. the English directors of
the race club decided that by holding
the meeting as usual. they would
proclaim to the world their firm
conviction Of the ultimate success of
the Allies
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-11-08
STANFORD STUDENTS AND
THEIR CARDINAL PAINT
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STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. Z.
Enthusiastic Stanford students in
itiated Santa Clara college into big.
game company last night by smear
ing the Santa Clara campus with
cardinal paint, as they used to do
with the University of California be-
fore athletic relations were severed.
Santa Clara came hack tonight by
setting fire to the woodpile built on
the Stanford campus as the center
piece of the annual bonfire rally to
be held Thursday.
The entire student body responded
to the fire alarm and the flames were
extinguished before the pile was en-
tirely consumed.
The Santa Clara larson squad"
came and departed in q high power
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-11-08
MORAN HAS THEORIES
ON WhLARD'S WANT
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NEW YORK, Nov. frank Moran,
leading aspirant for the heavyweight
championship, believes that Title
holder Jess Wizards chief weakness
lies in his inability to assimilate
hard body blows. According to Frank,
a few drives amidships will topple
the pugilistic Colossus. Jack john
son made the same prediction just
before the famous battle of Marianne.
To prove the correctness of his theory
he landed blows with the precision
and power of a thirteen inch shell
all along Wizards waist line. The
net result was several red spots on
the latters smooth torso. Possibly
Moran can do better but Missouri
still has several inhabitants.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-11-08
DAYS OF '49 FEATURE
OF THE STATE FAIR

One of the features planned for
Carnival week is a 40 show. An at
traction that will be to the Arizona
state fair and carnival week what the
'49 show at the Panama Pacific ex-
position is to San Francisco day at
the big fair. At that time all the
prevailing customs Of the early days
in Arizona will be allowed full sway
at the carnival grounds except of
course those of getting drunk and
shooting up the town.
This show will be real source of
merriment and enjoyment to the cow
boys who will visit the fair this year.
There will be n bigger delegation than
has ever been to Phoenix on account
of the big rodeo events at the fair
grounds.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-11-08
HORSE ON JEFF

Jeff Smith, the American pugilist
who sued Snowy Baker, the Aus
tralian fighter promoter for a share
of the gate receipts of his bout with
Les Darcy at Sidney on May %, was
recently declared without redress by
the jury which heard the evidence.
The trial judge granted a stay of
execution however, and it is probable
that the suit will be carried to a
higher court.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-11-08
FOR SIX DAY RACE
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IA six
day bicycle race is to be staged in
San Francisco. the first in five years.
according to announcement made
here tonight. Joe Fogler, profession
al cyclist of Brooklyn, has completed
plans for the race to be held hera
beginning January 10 and ending
January. &c. Fogler is said to have
received q sanction for the meet from
the National Cycling Association.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-11-08
MOMENT0US WEEK IN VALLEY
FOOTBALL---GEARY GETS BUSY

Tempe Normal Must Solve
Flagstaff Today ; Coyotes
Get Crack at Mysterious
PRESCOTT Squad Next Sat
urday
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-11-08

Hire a little salesman at The Re-
publican office A Want Ad will see
more customers than you can.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-11-08
INTER-LEAGUE BALL

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SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. ALI
Americans 6; All-Nationals >.
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slnwalt Singers Derbaftet.
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9tut(@t I'M &iidtn 0tr &ulicn~

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Scind) bei @Onpernenr
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%am &prec's niflt bcmiiben.

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Sabre ul,terbreitet perbeu f0nnte.
Gie stpeite 1T cine Bill beg 9lbQ
5ufts nnb be5pedt Die stpangsweiie
9lnmelbung nIler 8etpobner bon
Stdoten un6 9orfern Bel benz be-
treffenben ;Stabt. ooer GorfcIerf.
9cstere ioIlten ouf @riitto Der Qn-
mclbung gegen etne ge5ablitng bon
Is Gents fir iebe Terfon, Mann,
sSrau ober Rin6, Soentifi5ierun9s-
farten aitSeeben. Mue 8erioner, Die
soGuier, @obnuneen ooer Simmer
Ill perinteten bnben, biirften, foas
oic Bill @eies iperben foIIte, bic
&ermietitne MIR an 9erionen NIT
berartigen Ssbentifisierungstarten
pornebmen, ielbft tpenn es fih MIR
I'M 8erntietungen Fir einen Sag
ober cine @ohe banble. Oie Ser
mieter bdtten aopien ioIfer Sben-
lifi3ierlingsforten beitn 9oliseifef
ober Sotpn Marihaq su binteric'
gen. @iirbe Die 8orlnge @eieb, 10
lpiirbe lie einen reihlihen @eroienit
fiir oie it6btiiden elerfs a6lperien.
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Ser Strtif tit &uuieuelt.
slmd Der bemtigc Sas uerlief ubnc
ltnrmben.

u 90 iebeIt M. o., 81. San
Sas Staothen mar aud, beltte ru-
big. 9tidlts oeutete oarouf bin, oab
lih oie llnrl,ben ipieoerboIen fonn-
ten, Die lesten Iienitag gum &anlpf
dpii6en Streifern iino Silfsi6erif.
fen, in elmer oer Nnlagen Der NINE
rican agricultural Chemical 60.
Itationiert, gefiibrt batten, nobel 19
Streifer Sdubperlesungen erIitten.
Ias 2ei6enbesGngnis oes einen
Munres, Der getotet ipuroe, tpuroe
auf morgen berfhoben. sfll bic 900
Streifer tpolIen Der 9eidenfeier bel.
ipobnen.
ginise bon ben % SaGfsiterifferl,
Die aiif bic 9otihIass s4nfIaeen
nift fdluIoig pInibiert botten. fru.
ren 6eute mieber in Ser 9lnlage ouf
Goiten. Cine Bomb @efenihoft
iteIlte 'iir jeben Der % aneefIagten
ie $4,000 Biirgi1oft.
Batrid s. Sill, Der bon Der
Sunbes aonn1iiiion fir ii1ouitrieI-
le 9eaiebungen Nreeianbte Inter
iltd'er, bot ieine Miiiion 6eenbet. Gr
inbr beute nod Stem Yorf, I'M iei-
nen 9eri9t Dor sSranf g. @aIib,
Soriiser Der aonuniiiion, ill leaen.
u 0 o ieD cit, e. s, 81. Gan.
@ornan Eattp, elmer Ser perlplln0e-
ten Streifer, itnrb beilte in eincm
Spital in @li5a6eth. Gr iii bas
5ipeite Gpfer oes bllitigen Samples
Dom lebtcn 9ieilitae geiporoen.
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lluter Siirgidaft frti.
Ter bcs SOduerrats anseflagte Ssiil-
ser 5. u. Ss, Gttor.

ct. GInirspiIIe, 3, 81.
San. Soiepb $. gttor, 6iibrer Der
esnonitriol gqorfers Of fife gSprlr,
Der bier untet Nnflage Oes 6od]per-
rates Derbnftet mar. 1purbe bellte
morgen Dor RiirgernleiIter 9apis
Sitln gerfi;t gbradlt. Gr pldiOierte
nid1t ihuloig nii0 DiirOe fiir Oie
@ron0iurp uilter $4,000 9iirgidldft
geiteGt. 9fad Sinterleeung oeS
Bombs perlieB er in gegleitung lei
mes IntpnItes bic Staot, nodoenl CT
iih bereit erfI1rt bate, ipeber fel6it
nod gelront gouittp su fonln1ell,
nod oudy einen Ieiner @errreter her-
Sitle1loelt