davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04

! shall play directly above the line
drawn across the field as the center
line, in such manner that it will
, strike the rope The contest shall be
| two minutes in length, unless one
/ team draws the other clear across the
center line before the time is up. AT
the end of the two minutes, the side
of the center line on which the mid
die of the rope is, shall be the win
ner Contest counts ten points.
OBJ Hume Fight Fifteen men
shall represent each class. Three
parallel lines shall be drawn on the
field at intervals of ten yards. The
men of each class shall be drawn up
in a single file facing each other at
the center line, in Is pairs, to be chos-
en- by lottery The purpose of the
contest is to carry the opponent COM
pletely across ones own team line
pull him back across the line. One
point shall be awarded for each an
tdSCAiot OoilPiCtCly ONCI tIO 1iuc at
the end of the contest The length of
the contest shall be eight minutes To-
tai number of possible points, u.s.
(c) Wrestling. Each class shall
have one representative in each of
the three weights: Lightweight. I'M
der 135 pounds; middleweight, 1876 to |
145 pounds; heavyweight, over 145 |
pounds. One fve-minute bout shall |
De held in each of the three weights
# there is not a fall within five min
ties, the referee shall render a de-
,ision on points. Each bout counts
or seven points, making total of
i points.
CD Relay Race. Ten men shall I,
epresent each class. Two parallel j,
ines shall be drawn on the field at an
interval of 80 yards. Behind one line
hall be the Sophomore team, behind !,
he other the Freshmen. At the sig If
al to begin, No. on the Sophomore :
cam shall carry No. 2 across to the r.
freshman line. No. 1 will remain
here and No. will go back after No. ! r
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04

Coach Bleamaster, Coach Mathews,
and carry him over. No. will then
carry over No. 4, ETC., until all of the
ten men have been carried across to
fthe opposite side. The Freshmen
shall do likewise. The side which
all of its men across to the opposing
line first shall be awarded 10 points
Total number of points possible, Sc.
8. The following officials shall
supervise the contest and see that
smuggling or other unfair methods are
not resorted to: as.4--e.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
INDIVIDUAL APPORTIONMENTS
IN VICTORY LOAN DRIVE
CONTINUED from page ID

women of Idaho have accomplished
and we feel that this drive would be
incomplete without their assistance
We therefore desire to ask for their
heartiest and most loyal cooperation
and assistance.
10th. AS county chairmen we pledge
ourselves to back our State Chairman
and State committee with our upmost
effort and support.
w. f. MORGARETDGE,
Chairman.
GILBERT f. WHITE,
M. B. YEAMANS,
F. A. SHULTIS,
VIM. WALLIN,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
FRESHMEN WILL CLASH
WITH S0PH0M0RES
MCLAIN FIELD WILL BE SCENE
OF THRILLING EVENT To-
MORROW AFTERNOON

3 Presidents Wood and Richardson of
the sophomore and freshman classes
of the university signed the rules for
the clash of those classes, as arrang-
ed by the upper classmen and the
event will occur tomorrow (Satur-
day) at 2 o'clock on the McClain field
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04

Dean Hume, and other members of
the faculty or upper classmen with
the common consent of both classes.
4. The class winning the greater
number of points shall be declared the
victor.
5. With this contest all hostilities
between the two classes shall cease.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04

see me and let me give these boys a
little music So | played from the
ambulance, with my blankets about
me-. and I thought the violin never
sounded so sweet as it did on that
sizzling July night under the trees
and the wonderful moon, with the sick
boys fairly drinking it in all around
me-"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04

In the Viola section land transac-
ton of considerable value was made
when Geo. J. Horning sold practically
a quarter section of good farming land
for S15958 to Andrew RydhOlm.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-01
JABEz WHITE COMING

Jabez Whlte--wlti the accent on the
Iab--may show In Memphis some time
this month. Promoter Hack is maxi
ing an effort to land tho top notch ban
tam 60 show here against Pal Moore
about tho middle Of November, and IL
he can see his way cleat from H.
nancal point Of view White win be
booked for ono-nlght stand at the
Southern \, c,
White. II viii he remembered. Is tho
only bird OF the bantam flock who has
ever knocked Pal Moore of his feet
and White has done It twice. He IN a
hard hitting, clever, aggressive boy
and Is by far the classiest opponent
Moore has met In some time Detroit
and Milwaukee are seeking to stage the
Moore White match, but Promoter
Hack Is figuring on out bidding Thorn
and getting 1t for Memphis White
demands big purse" says Hack, hut
] think we can afford to give II to him
as he Is wonderful fighter"
-
Hack also wired that he had Sc
cured good man to meet the winner of
the polan- Herring bout at the 8. A. C..
Monday night.
Also, he has picked up clever negro
heavy to NO up against Battling Gahee,
the negro heavyweight who knocked
the pugillStic aspirations Of Charley
Jude tho Ole Miss exterior, into a
cooked hat.
Haack stated in his message that he
would return to Memphis Monday,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-01

weight crown from the thick dome Of
Jess Willard, Jack Dempsey was the
original blxEy lazy OF the slaht tratsr.
nifty. Anywhere he could land an or.
ponent, Jack would hurry over and
proeeed to slam the alleged oppone NJ
Tor goal. Jack promised ali alonu
that " he ever became champion he
would flaht all corners, harrlnu none,
and stated that he would be unlike the
remainder Of heavyweight title hojdars
but who rarely engaged In a combat.
u has been almost five months since
Dempsey won the title. How many
bouts has he fouuht7 To be exact, they
can all be counted on the fingers Of az,
ARMIES wonder, he has not been close
10 boxing arena since the Toledo az.
tar, ne refuses 10 talk fluht unless
the promoter who would do business
with him promises . hait interest IN the
United States mint.
Where Jack formerly fouoht for a per.
centage OF what he could draw, now he
demands nothing under 92oo, 900 for one
show. And he Is the same Dempsey
who was going TO give all the heavles
chance when he won the title from,
Willard. whom Jack panned because Of
the es.ehampion's Inactivity.
Some OF these days there Is uoinu te
be national or International boSlnc
commission which Will have the power
TO force champion TO olive all oppon
| ents fair crack al his title FOR rea
! sonahle remuneration, untI that time
! comes the flstle game Is uoinu 20 re.
main in Its present unbridled and cha
| otto state.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-01
LOOKS LIKE NO FIGHT.

Before Billy Hack left for Chicago
70 meet Moore for Il conference, he said
that ne couldn't see why Herman would
run out OF the match, but gave Il as his
personal opinion that Herman had got
ten cold feet after signing articles for
the championship go, II is known fact
mat Herman fears Moore, because Of
the fact that Moore has defeated him
on every occasion the two boys have
met IN the Squared battle ground. over
the 20-round route as the articles
signed in New Orleans call for, Herman
would undoubtedly be outpolnted the
pToverbial mile, and would thereby drop
his title.
When Pal Moore and Billy Hack
were In New Orleans a few weeks back
they signed the articles for the bout on
thanksgiving day. Nothing was said
about postponement At that time, and
they left the Crescent city feeling and
believing that they were to meet Her
man on Turkey Day for the champion
ship, Accordingly. Hack and Moore
started shaping UP Pairs schedule Of
fights 80 as TO make ready TO meet Her
man.
The first Haack knew Of the proposed
Dostponement Of the bout was four DAYS
ago, while IN the sporting department
OF The News Sclmitar, He was shown
an Associated Press dispatch from New
Orleans which stated that tho Moore
and Herman fight would take place on
Dec. 10, The announcement came from
Promoter TortorlCh
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-01
VOCATIONAL IN
G TO D TRIUMPH
Defeats Haywood County High
at Brownsville by Margin of
One Touchdown.

BROWNSVILLE Tenn. Nov -
cache Curtin brought his Vocational
high school football team to Browns
vile Friday and defeated the Haywood
County High outfit by the score OF 6
to 0, Tho game was played IN the
rain on mud-soaked fold and the
fined points OF the game were impos-
slble. The Curtin team proved TO be
the better mudders and thereby had
the edge.
Tho only score of the game camo In
the third period. Vocational after re-
ceiying the Kickoff at the beginning OF
the third was forced to punt with
Bond, of Brownsville, receiving the ball
but fumbllng. However, he quickly re-
covered Il Haywood County High
aHjGin fumbled, which gave Vocational
the ball on Haywoods l0-yard line,
Font was elected TO carry the ball over
and he went across without Interrupt
tlon, making beautiful run and plac-
ing the oval underneath the uprights.
Sobrel failed In his attempt to kick
goal Score go for Vocational.
Both teams played good ball under
the conditions.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-01
American Has
TUO Oldest Ball
Players Ertant

The ages Of ball players, particu-
larly the ages of players who have
been In the game for 4 decade or
SO, usually are unknown to the
fans, for diamond stars dislike
almost as much as do prima donnas
to tell how old they are. Never
theless, the record books indicate.
that two American leaguers who
played at least part Of the season
OF 1919 are older than any players
in the senior major league. They
are Terry Turner and George Nc
Bride. who were born in 1851, and
are therefore IS years OF age The
oldest men who took part in cham
pionship games for National league
clubs last year are Gavyy Crayath,
who succeeded Jack Coombs as
manager OF the Phillies in mid.
season. and Leon Ames, Cravath
and Ames are both So.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-01
Dundee A Winner;
Fighter In Hospital
After Taking KGyO

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov Johnny
Dundee, New York, lightweight boxer.
last night was given the newspaper de-
cision over Willie Jackson at the end
of fast and spectacular 10-round no
decision contest.
Mickey Donley, Now York. bested
Johnny schauer, st. Paul, and Sammie
Marine, New York. knocked out Tommy
Perry, Chicago, in the tenth round
Perry's condition following the knock
out by Marine which resulted from a
left blow to the chest and a right cross
TO the chin, is said to be serious
lie was taken to the emergency hos
pital, In the meantime Marine Is be-
ing held at the police station awaiting
physicians reports.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-01
CHANGES EVERYWHERE.

But the change that has come over
spcrt Is rot confined to football, Vast
shirts have occurred In baseball and the
boxing game--to say nothing OF golf and
tennis,
Following the collapse of the old Fed.
crai league immense salaries became
tho custom to players of note, Only
the best of accommodations were good
enough for the hloke who was star OF
major circuits and unlimited capital was
invested.
In boxing champions became dtets-
tors and cxars. complete masters OF the
situation New weights were introduce
cd FOR the various divisions and title
holders toed the mark only IN cham
pionship affairs, No decision matches
grew rapidly and startling guarantees
we're demanded for appearance, This
meant Increased tax at the gate.
In tennis sectional champions no
longer were satisfactory, The west
went east and so did the south for q
final Smash to determine the national
victor. The same custom was followed
In golf, where some years back the
darn fool who played the game was
considered comical in the conk or daffy
In the dome.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-01
ABOUT THAT REFEREE.

Already considerable agitation has
made It's appearance relative TO the
naming the third man In the ring for
the Pal MoorePet Herman bantam
weight championship bout In New Or
leans on Dec, Is Here's the situation
In the wen known nutshell.
There are three men who are being
consldered-R emy Dorr, Dick Burks
and Al Wamhsganss, all good men.
fully competent and qualified in every
particular
Pal Moore one OF the PRINCIPALS
feels that he Is entitled TO a voice in
picking the referee and Pal chimes In
with boost for Dick Burke. Herman
comes along and says he would never
think OF risking his crown with any. .
body serving az referee other than
Remy Dorr.
And then there's the promoter %
think about. Promoter Tortorleh
strings along and casts, his ballot for
So there is triple tie on the cleo
/ ton Of a referee.
Looks like there'll have to be quite
bit of chin music before thfS i'm
portant question 10 settled TO the salts.
faction OF all concerned
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-01
HACK GETS BUSY.

Hack Immediately got busy and
wired Promoter Tortortch. who immc
dlately wired the local boxing impre-
sario OF the conditions, stating that
Herman made two other engagements
that would have TO be filled, and that
the championship 70 would not he
fought on Thanksgiving. but on Dec. Ii
Instead Hanck wired Sam Goldman
lfermans manager about the proposl-
ton. and after waiting two or three
days, Goldman replied that Hermann
other matches would keep him from
meeting Moore on Thanksgiving Day
hut that Herman would meet Moore or
Dec. H. II agreeable to all hands around
The nlpper In the woodpile seems
TO- be the; That Goldman and
Herman fear the Moore match, and
have figured out a way 70 keep
from going through with II by post.
ponlnp II tIl Dec. IS, having
learned that Moore Is billed to fight
the French bantam champion in
Paris around Christmas, and reallx.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-01
OLE MISS RUNS
WILD ON UNION
Sullivan's Team Piles Up
25 to 6 Score in Lop-
sided Contest.

UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI. Nov.
l.-With neither team displaying the
fight expected Of them ole Miss ran
up score Of rs to Unions Friday
afternoon before one Of the largest au-
diences that has witnessed a football
game here In several years. While
Union at no time had chance to win,
they held Mississippi for downs at
three different times when Mississippi
seemed sure Of touchdowns. MISSISSIPPI
pi. scored touchdown in each quar-
ter, Morris making the first one in
the first seven minutes of the game.
Morris carried the ball across again in
the last quarter: Jiggetts carried the
bali across In the second quarter and
Barbour kicked goal Barbour scored
in the third quarter, but failed to kick
goal.
Union made their only touchdown In
the third quarter Immediately after
Coach sullivan had let six substitutes
so in, The center passed the bali too
high and 1t was missed and recovered
behind Mississippi's goal by Womack,
Many substtutions were made by both
teams,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-01
WET FIELD FOR
c. B. C.-NORMAL
TITULAR CLASH
Defeat Means Elimination
From City Championship.
COllegianS Picked to Absorb
the WALTON.

With a wet and muddy track but
little hope Ii held for a fast game Sat-
urday afternoon when g. b. &. meets
Normal In the first Of the local clashes
az Hodges field Amy keenly devised
aerial attacks must give way 10 straight
vive.
The outcome Of this affair win have
y diract bearing upon the city cham
pionship, as defeat for either c. b. &.
Or .Nultnai means the elimination of
this eleven from further consideration
Late season upsets may cause addi-
iona trouble but, generally speaking,
the entry getting It in the neck Satur-
day viii be IN q bad fix.
Al dope points to the election Of the
collegians as the recipients Of the wal
iop, Tor with greer material and little
experience, the machine Is not quite up
70 the standard. And az this Is the
first year out for amy Of the men Coach
Frank Hays win consider II a fairly
lucky day II he emerges with the full
lineup In tho laud Of the living.
Two regulars viii be out of tho c..
u, G, Hneup--Ament and Walsh. Ament
has been IN and Walsh has been
removed from the scene by his parents.
This compels Frank Hays TO start sew
eral light boys IN their places At the
same time he Is somewhat elated over
the fact that his best halfback, Bar
nett, win be back In the lineup after
an extended lay-off
Berry, at end, and Wilson, at quar-
ter win be the Normal stalwarts upon
whom most OF the burden win fall But
as these huskes are quite equal TO the
occasion. but little doubt Ii entertained
az to tho ultimate result. The main
thing however Ia that Coach Blcll
Campbell has rounded out fast cont
bination and WIN rely upon excellent
team work rather than upon tho lndi-
vldual efforts Of either OF his two stars,
The game Is called for O'Clock aud
win continue through the usual after
noon downpour, No changes have been
made In the lineup as announced in all
editions OF The News Scimitar Of Fri
day.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-01
MOOre-HermGn Mill
May Be Cancelled
Unless Champion Meets Mem phis Bantam Thanksgiving
Day There Will Be No out, Says Billy Hack
Pal Slated to Fight in France Xmas,
BY BOB PIGUE.

The Pal MoorePete championship
winch was scheduled for New Orleans Thanksgiving again
sagglng at the knees and showing of collapse
Ihee will be no bantam title mill Herman
by mis- original
stead OF Dec To- which
through with the bout Turkey day
Billy Hack, MOores l. in Chicago and held con
800" ~ - N'
Herman ran out Of Thanksgiving day match and
ed 10 put the fight off until Dec
as 1t Is too near Christmas will
promoter Tortorich call uni he can
through with 1t on Thanksgiving q in
France Christmas with the French
not box IN New Orleans Dec in time
BILLY HACK"
so that's the situation Herman two bouts
eady lined up Tor around Thanksgiving
meet Moore on Thanksgiving TO
AFRAID TO 90 through with the mill
will win his - "0' VIM "'Oie
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-01
WESTERN CONFERENCE.

CHICAGO Nov. lin the Illinois
eleven, the University OF Chicago foot :
ball team today met at Urbana what
was expected TO be its stiffest oppo-
sltlon so far this season in the race for
western conference honors. Chicago
was favorite before the game started.
but Illinois was expected to put up q
hard fight after its defeat last week by
Wisconsin.
Northwestern and Michigan met at
Ann ATbor for the first time in Is years
The visiting squad was conceded an
advantage, having rstained the services
of several stars, while five of the Wol-
verines were handicapped by slight in.
iuries.
The Indiana state football champion
ship In the college division was the
prize for which Indiana and Notre
Dame contested, wh5n they met at In
dianapolis II the first game since 1908.
Outweighed by 25 pounds to the man
Purdue met the Michigan Aggies at La
fayette.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-01
swAYNE LATHANrs BuG AssIGNMENT.

swne Latham The Memphis lad playing the quarterback
the Vanderbilt
the shoes of the late mmcntcd Rabbit
the world To Rabbit
accomplished Southern Grdons
most Tor quarterbacs like Rabbit
may be many before another such 1 produced.
Curry was one Of the greatest broken field
ians ever He ideal build
son He fleet OF picked his
with the that he
lace lie stopped until
camped his frame being downed would
squrm several yards before being
Latham great Quarterback and here's
utshine the Industrious Curry but the Rabbit
mat VIII undoubtedly remain untarnshd for seasons
his
and Sam Cosen both heroes nachines
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-01
BONUS SYSTEM IN A. A.

A bonus system inaugurated in the
American association this year mad0 a
hit with the players and the hustling
their bonuses made a hit with the fans,
SO that the system is quite likely to
be In effect again next season, The
purse from which the bonuses were paid
was collected by Topping the sum Of
cent off every paid admission to the
ball parks on the circuit, and at the
close of the season approximately $lo,-
600 was available for distribution among
the players of every club except that
which finished last Each member OF
the champion st. Paul club received
$lST50, and the amounts paid to the
players on the remaining six clubs that
shared in the pool were graded down
ward so that the players on the club
that finished seventh each received SIS.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-01
CASE OF COLD FEET.

II looks like a clear case OF cold feet
on Herman's part. Hack Is going 10
exert every possible effort to force Her
man to meet Moore on Thanksgiving
day In New Orleans, as the articles call
for, and " this cannot be accomplished
the bout will fall through, for Moore
cannot be two places AZ the same time,
and having signed In good faith for
Thanksgiving IN New orleans and
Christmas IN Paris, he will very nat
orally go through with both bouts u
they are pulled Off as per schedule
Moore cannot cancel the Paris engage
ment now, and unless Herman comes
clean aud carries out his contract, the
Moore Herman bout will be only u
dream--or o nIghtmaro. MS NoM viii.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-01
THE OLIVE FOR TECH.

Unless the unexpected happen Georgia
Tech win again blow her way into first
place among thr southern elevens. Her
invasion OF thu East and consequent de-
feat al the hands OF the Pittsburgh
Painters win have no bearing upon
her Dixie status.
Vandy has been practically eliminated
because OF her setback by Tech by a
decisive margin OF 600 Previous to
this the Commodores had been held to
tie by Tennessee when Hatcher step
ped in with helated boot from the
field thar produced the necessary three
points,
McGugin had opened the year under
favorable circumstances and with pros
poets Of turning out the fastest aud
most formidable eleven IN years. But
somewhere along the line the driving
shaft cracked and bleoie went a fine
dream,
Sewgnee has yet 10 show dazzling
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-01
Wild Bill Says
SpitbaU Should
Be Abolished

Wild Bill Donovan. once the star
pitcher of the Detroit Tigers. is an
other strong advocate Of new rules
70 prohibit the use of the splitter,
sinner and paraffine bah by biz
league boxmen.
THE pitchers already have too
great an advantage over the hit
tiers" said Donovan recently,
"They should not be allowed To rub
the ball on their uniforms or thrust
their fingers into their pockets. |
behave that the windup should be
abolished and that the pitchers
should work without gloves,
THE umpires should provide all
OF the balls, as II Is q common
practice TO doctor them before they
are thrown into play. BY using a
small file on part OF the seam
q bali can be made 10 break In the
most extraordinary manner, Wet
ting the seam Is another trick much
in favor. The rule makers should
put an end 70 all forms of sharp
practice, Natural pitching Is
enough"