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Toycd 90 safety by the PISTOL and Grateful
for n.

George Donnelly, 1854 Fulton street.
Brooklvn writes: On Sunday November ~.
after the engine aboard the Jimmie y. had
rtnlled we drifted IN n nclpless rundi'lon
and tide TO combat. We were probably seven
miles off shore when along came a boat
called the Pistol and her skipper heard
ana needed our cries for help and came by
and threw us line. He towed W into
ehcppahead Bay from where we had LETT IN
tng morning The captain refua"n any ~7n-
pcn4ation for his kind act. T. as well ne my
conpnuions Wish 20 thank tine captain and
CROW Of the Pistol through the Rod and Gun
column, and we WIN be Obliged II you VIII
publish this notice.
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Centre May Play Arkansas.

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. Nov. 19.--Nego-
tiatlons for football game next year
between Centre College of Kentucky
and the University Of Arkansas have
been opened by the manager OF the
Centre team, and If a date mutually
agreeable can be decided upon the
game will be on the schedules OF the
two institutions university authorities
here said to-day If arranged. the game
will be played at Memphis, Tenn. prob
ably early In the season
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RI SHY GRAHAM LOSES.

Irish Jack Smith was awarded the deci-
sion over Bushy Graham In fifteen rounds in
the East New York A. A. Of Brooklyn last
night. Although Smith punished his man
severely he was unable 10 floor the veteran.
Smith weighed 1872 pounds, Just four
pounds heavier than Graham X o. Joe
DAILY and Micky Brown boxed ten rounds to a
draw In another contest, while in the six
round curtain raiser Sammy Smith knocked
ON Andy Gaum In the second round.
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ROD AND GUN NE WIS
IERs FROM NOVEMBER 90 TO NOVEMBER "a


In Wednesdays Bod and Gun news veritag
seems TO have some doubt as to reports con-
corning catches OF fish. Being n regular at
Il viii say the fishing g so uncertain that
this same Verltas or anyone else cannot tell
~ the catches Of othcr5. II he could only
have seen John Opphclm,r Of the Metco Club.
tfo,verd Beach, and Charles Ward Of Ozone
~ III last Sunday coming away from the
Condor after a rip 90 tho ightahip, one
attn n whcplbarrov and tnc other with n
WAGON, both filled Nlfn flHh they had caught.
~ mlrht have r,a GUS 60 wctlfy big state
u,ents ED. pARGUEN.
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Henry Wagner secretary ~ the Happy
rtoure Fishing Cub rtuorfs q rood catch uf
iir. hakc and whiting made by several meme
hori 81 the club on tho Ida aet Sunday. The
bpat left stables Pier, CHupraie. early on
sunday with n number ~ hc Happy Hours
members aboard. and locked carly with the
.atch which all hands considered satisfac-
tory.
There seems 20 br two fishing clubs OF this
rninr, for " second HAPPY Hours FISHING Club
was reported aboard another boat ON Sunday.
In fact. " was reported as The Happy Hours
FISHING Club ON the Happy Hours,
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KONEY SIGNS WITH DODGERS

Ed Konetchy. the majestic and vet
Gran first baseman. is looking forward
to playing the game OF his life next
year. At least his signed contract 70"
next year has been received by the
Brooklyn club as an evidence of how
eager he is to tackle the job once more
after many previous seasons of such
tAckling
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MOREPEP BY ELI
Is LIKELY TO-DAY
Must Have 1t if They Are to
Make Good Showing With
Harvard Rivals.
YANKS LIKE SHREVEPORT
$1,000 Offered for Army-Navy
Ticket-0fficialS for That
Game-Sport Gossip,
YANKS LIKE SHREVEPORT
Weather Forecast

NEW HA VEN. Nov. z9.-The
local forecaSter, after consult
ing weather charts and various
atmospheric testing machinery.
predicted clear. warm day for
the game between Harvard and
Yale tomorrow.
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,,.h,rr n tbc uudson orr Nyncl.

Peter Manuoragna writes Tint he ana his
friends cathcrcd IN IA good ineHs Of fish IN the
Hudson River or Nyack. lIe yays they flshed
4 oitnrtcr 81 mile OF shore from the ship
ward. and he reported the following catches
Mr. lehman - iafaycttcs. tnmcoda and cells .
Tony Np. cora vna. 40 lafayettcs. tumcods
and cells: Peter Mangogagn about 80 fish.
n "a strange to find the lafayettes staying so
late az they generally move OFF IN late Oc-
tober. No doubt some of the old weather
prophets who nre salts would say that 1t indi-
Gates q mild winter.
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Copyright, 1920, By THE NEW YoRK. HERg.o
New York Herald bureau.
London. Nov. 10.
Tied Kid" Lewis knocked out Johnny
Basham. British welterweightc In the
nineteenth round. thereby retaining the
welterweieht championship of Europe,
in a boxing contest in Albert Hall here
tonight Basham was lloored for the
count Of nine, after which he struggled
to his feet groggily. He dropped again
in a few seconds and was making an
effort to rise when Referee Corrie sent
Lewis to his corner. -
Lewis fought doggedly but not brill
liantly, forcing the hehting allethe way
He had a comfortable margin when h
landed a terrific right to Basham's face
in the nineteenth. 81
Basham took a fearful punishment
His right eye was practically closed in
the early rounds. and from the four
teenth his left ear was torn and bled
profusely. 1t looked as if his nose was
broken IN the final round ,saC
Many men and women in, evening
dress were at the rngside roct
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oncrs Rutgers western Gnme

Speciai Despatch 10 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEW BRUNswIcK. y. j., Nov. l9.-Case
University has offered Rutgers a special
game 90 be played on the Westerners'
grounds next Saturday, following the
game az Detroit on Thanksgiving Day.
IN event Of acceptance il will give a sim
better chance Of testing the respective
merits OF Eastern and Western teams.
Rutgers. however, Is doubtful about ac-
ccpting. as the Scarlet is not IN the best
Of shape.
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HIGH SCHOOL TITLE Run.

The Public Schools Athletic League of th'
Department of Education will conduct tho
annual high schools cross country champion
Ships over the Van Cortlandt Park courst
this morning at 10 o'clock. Seventeen team 5
have entered this contest. Each school 2
allowed TO enter a team of eight boys. with
two substitutes The first five on each team
are to score points for the championship
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Harvard Likely to Beat
Yale on GridirOn To-day
Football Programme
for This Afternoon

Harvard ". Yale, ut New Haven.
Columbia ". Pennsy lNania, AT Polo
Grounds.
Dartmouth y. Brown, at Boston
syracuse ". Colgate, at syracuse.
New York University Ns. stevens, nt
Fordhnm IS. Muhleuberg, at Fordham.
Iehigh ". Lafayette, ut Easton.
Washington and jefferson ". Carnegie
Tech, at fitts5urg,
Bethany y. West Virginia. at Morgan
town.
Marietta Vs. Boston College. at Boston.
Williams ~. Amherst, at Amherst.
wesleyan -. BowdOin. at Brunswick.
Lebanon valley ~. Albright. NJ Myers
town.
Su.ourhannn ~. Burkneli. at Lewishurg.
~. Bonaventure ". Caniaias, AT Buffalo
iShOde Island rs. Connecticut. nt >torrs-
Dickinson ". Delaware, at Newark, Del.
allegheny ~. Geneva, at Beaver Falls.
HOLY Cross ". New Hampshire NJ
Washington College ". Penn Military, 1t
Chester.
Clark,On ". Rochester. mt Rochester.
(rsiuus vi. st. JOseph's, nj Philadelphia.
Detroit VS.. Springfield, al Springfield.
MASSACHUSETTS, Aggies ". TUFTS, ut Med
ford.
Hamilton vs.. Union. at Schenectady.
Catholic vs.. Nilanova, at Ni.lanoNa.
Ohio state vs.. Illinois. nj Urbana.
Wisconsin ". Chicago, ut tDcaso'
Michigan ". Minnesota, at minneapolis.
Indiana ~. Purdue, nj Lafayette,
Kansas .tggies vs.. Oklahoma, ut Norman.
okla.
Oregon w. Oregon Aggies, at Coryaliis.
Georgetown vs.. Washington ana Lee at
Washington. 80
Centrr -. Virginia Poly. ut Louisville.
Georgia ". Alabama. mt Atlanta.
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pn1Y ArIILETEs RrN TO-DAY

After six weeks of practice the Poly cross
country team will try It's strength III a meet
with Rutgers on the cross-country course A.
Van Cortlandt Park to-day at 2ro'clock.
Poly has been practising three times u week
over course covering the streets about the
institute and the men are In fine shape for
their first competition Following this meet
the team will engage the Fordham runners
over the same course next Tuesday,
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Vale Realizes Task.

I -FHe was a rather so Der feeling about
the Yai7 campus tonight, sober in the
sense that the Ellis appreciated the
herculean task which their standard
bearers will have to tackle tomorrow.
The job of subduing a Harvard eleven is
formidable enough for any team which
has not tasted the aloes Of defeat and
failure to get the results which it should
get. For a combination in the status in
which the Yale eleven finds itself to-
night It is task TO test the spirit and
the flesh to the utmost.
Around the Taft tonight Harvard
men and men who are neither from
Harvard nor any other college are offer
ing odds OF to / on the Crimson. And
the takers are mighty few. The ad-
vance guard for the game is a some
what disappointing one in size and
spirit For this we may blame the
automobile. which has killed the old
time night before story, and the Vol
stead contraption which has taken the
spirits out of college spirit That bet
ting on the contest is well nigh negigi-
BILE very few persons will regret.
Considering the game from cod
mathematical standpoint, there is no
denying that Harvard should be re-
garded as having far the better chance,
but We still maintain that no game
among the Big Three should develop
odds Of . to /. For those who must
bet on football games 1t is no better
than n TO proposition. In the mod
ern game a lot of things may happen
A long forward pass may accomplish
for the weaker side what 1t took the
more powerful team perhaps Il whole
half to put over.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS.

Az Houston. Texas-Ricc Institute. ~:
Southwestern Normal School, q.
AZ Enid Olsla.-Phillips University, o. Ken
dali College, @.
Al ST. Paul. Mlnn.-flamine University.
n North Dakota AgEies. q.
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belmont Is Target for
BLOWS of Billy DeFOe
Penn Leads Columbia
in Football Series

CINCE they started their football
series back in 1878. Pennsyl-
~ vania has won eight games
and Columbia three. while one re-.
suited in a tie. The record follows
Nov. 10. 1s7s-At fIoboken. Penn. 0; Co
lumbia, 0.
Nov. Is, 1s79-At Philadelphia, Penn. /
Columbia, 0.
Nov %. 1ss1-At Polo Grounds, Column
bia, 10. Penn, o.
Nov. II. 1ss3-At Philadelphia Penn 50;
Columbia, l.
Nov. .. isS9-At Philadelphia, Penn. "A;
Columbia. 0.
oct. %. is9O--At Berkeley Oval. Penn.
1S Columbia. 0.
oct. 20, 1000--At Philadelphia. Penn, so;
Nov. '? 3, 1901 "a, Polo Grounds, Columbia,
10; Penn, o.
II: Columbia. o.
Oct. "a, i0O3--At Columbia Field, Column
bia. IS; Penn. e.
Oct. %, l0O4-At Philadelphia. Penn. 16;
Columbia. 0.
columbia, o.
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AIdrich May Turn Trick.

But yale, Il must not be forgotten.
mas at least one very speedy man or us
own-this youngster Aldrich, who
raised hob with the pupils of Bob Fisher
when ne was sent into the closing min
utes Of the game last November Kemp
ton may find himself against Harvard.
hut II he is called on as quarterback
the chance will be slim. We have no
great faith In "Fido" as a runner when
he Is the held general. Thorne Murphy
proved n disappointment against Prince
ton and there is only one alternative
left for Jones' Harvard's advantage in
reueralship will not be as great as was
Princeton's over Yale. but il will be
clean cut. nevertheless
In standardization, we find Harvard
stronger in tactics. in strategy, In de-
fence in attack and In the type Of its
all around game. But Yale will fight
harder than ever before. II Is going TO
be a keener team than II was against
the Tigers. 1t is going TO be able 20
afford to gamble-and that may mean n
great deal.
Harvard's defence has yielded before
only two teams this season-Princeton
and Centre College. each OF which got
two touchdowns. Yale, on the other
hand has been scored on by four op-
ponents. and beaten by two. Boston
College got three touchdOwns and VIC
tory. Colgate scored one touchdown.
Brown one and Princeton two. The rec
ords Of the rivals are as follows:
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The state Armory Board, Gen. John
r. Organ chairman. met in their Of
fees in the Municipal Building yester-
day to consider the question OF per-
hitting boxing in state armories. At
the close of the meeting the officers de-
clined To make any statement.
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JouNNy vrrRT,Ay yosEs

CLEVELAND. Nov. TO- Youn Andy
Chaney Of Philadelphia, was given the news
paper decision over Johnny Murray, OF New
York in ten-round bout here tonight Each
boy WeiEhed l2i pounds. -.
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Pounds and Stature of Football
Rivals as They'll Line Up To-day

>E of they
grdiron blue
ibbona folo
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Harvard Should Score Twice.

Harvard should win tomorrow, and
the reasons are many. We do not think
that" the Crimson will prove twenty
points stronger than the Blue, as did
Princeton, but it seems likely that the
Cambridge team. in a normal course Of
events. will score by couple of touch
downs 1t is not at all unlikely that
Yale will put over score, too either
by a drop kick or a crossing Of the
Harvard goal line.
Harvard has the better material for
assembling the factors Of victory.
1t has shown the better attack and the
stronger defence. 1t has developed the
more varied offence. and il has not a
really weak spot anywhere. Yale. on
the other hand, has been troubled all
season by weakness at the ends-a
handicap which has prevented Tad
Jones bringing his attack to high
state Of efficiency, and has prevented
his developing an attack of the type
which he would have liked TO build up.
Yale has power. but. as was the case
last season, il Is somewhat crude power.
n good deal Of which Is wasted. The
Ellis are not what might be called "A
smart team. and there's another Sc
we're handicap when you are playing
an eleven OF the general intelligence
and speed OF the Crimson. Harvard
has the better line and the faster BACKS
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Sturdy SOutherner Lasts Fiji
teen Rounds Under Severe
Punishment.
by CHARLES II. MATHIsoN.

Billy DE Foe OF St Paul. who is de-
clared to be so clever that he is avoided
by Kilbane and other heading feather
weights. hit Gene belmont of Memphis
97S times by unofficial count in fifteen
rounds 1T the opening entertainment of
the Pioneer Sporting Club last night.
belmont, who is guiltless of defensive
skill, was on his feet at the close. though
in disordered condition. De Foe is a
clever boxer, and If there was any force
to his blows he should have stopped
the Memphan in five rounds. But De
Foes punches are OF the cream puff va
riety, and while annoying are not eff
fective
At times belmont shot out vicious
swings that Jared the St Paul boy but
these thrusts were so infrequent they
failed to do any special damage The
bout was embarrassing for the reason
that belmont had little or no chance,
and served merely as a punching bag
for clever boxer but ineffective hitter
De Foe will have to show his wares
against an ADLER opponent before he will
be accepted as the king of the feather
weights
The other bouts on the programme
were interesting and pleased the large
crowd in attendance.
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Umpre-Tom Thop Co
G.
on George
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Three ten round bouts top the bill at
the commonwealth Sporting Club to-
night. Jimmy Kelly and Fighting Joe
Hvland, frankie Jerome and Jack
Tracey and frankie Curry and Jack
Gritz will appear.
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INTERSCHOLAsTIC GAMES.
Erasmus V. Poly Prep, ut Ebbets Field,
80 +. NJ.
Boys Nigh IS. Flushing, Mt Commercial
I'd T.. VI.
Manuel vs.. New Utrecht, at Commercial
Field. p. NJ.
Brooklyn Prep ". 1T. Johns Prep, at
g2bbets Field. 80 a. NJ.
st. Fraucis Prep vs.. All Hnll0ws Institute
at All IollOws Field. Manhattan, 2:30
i. VI.
Brooklyn Evening High School vs.. Syack.
at Nyack, y. V. 3 =. VI.
Glen Cove vs.. Freeport, at Glen Cove,
2:30 i. VI.
Marqunnd ". McBurney. at Parade
Grounds, T.. VI.
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Jack Sharkey will not leave for Eng
land TO box Jimmy Wilde until next
January. He has two other assignments,
one with Joe Lynch in Madison Square
Garden. December 2. and the other VITA
Pete Herman, the champion, il he beats
Lynch. The return match has already
excited great interest all over the city.
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LEWIS KNOCKS OUT
BASHAM IN LONDON
Loser Suffers Severe Punish
ment and Succumbs to. Ter
rifle Right in 10Th.

Special Gable to TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright 1920, By THE NEW YORK. HERg.o.
New York Herald bureau.
\
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Norton stops Maher.

al Norton Of Yonkers stopped Danny
Maher of the gas house district in the
first round Norton, an experienced
boxer. had no trouble in reaching Maher
n strong, combative novice. with heavy
blows to body and face Norton dropped
his man with right to the Jaw for a
count of nine, which exhausted Maher' s
supply of pugilistic gas Norton then
toppled his man shortly before the gong
ended the round. Referee Eddie Forbes
was counting when Makers seconds
tossed in towel. The gong would have
saved Maher, but the youth had enough
and permitted himself to be carried to
his corner.
Young John Reisler, son of John the
Barber. made leap up the feather
weight ladder when he stopped the vet
eran Johnny Lissee in the sixth round.
Reisler showed not only heavy hitting
ability, but proved he had courage. for
he received an annoying punching from
Lissee. who is a good boxer and some
fighter
Reisler opened the first round in
whirlwind fashion and landed II series
OF heavy lefts to the body. In the Sec
ond Lissee began to counter with sharp
hooks to the face, and slowed REFS
Ter for time. Lissee began to hook
like n winner till the sixth, when after
q lively exchange kelSlef Caught l4lSSee
flush on the mouth with heavy left
hook and dropped him for the count OF
nine. Lissee was shaky when he arose
and Reisler rained blows on him. finally
dropping him in his own corner with a
left hook on the nose. Referee Forbes
started to count, but Lissee's seconds
said enough" and Reisler lifted Lissee
to his chair. The end came after two
minutes and ten seconds Of boxing in
the sixth round. Lissee weighed 126 IL
and Reisler 121 II pounds.
In the opening bout of four rounds
Bobby Dobbs outpointed Sammy Byrne.
They are lightweights.
Yorkville Billy Papke stopped Joe De-
layo without delay in l minute and IS
seconds of the first round. Papke
dropped Delayo for the count Of nine
early In the round, and later scored a
knockout with a solid left hook to the
point of the chin. They were welter-
weights and Papke showed considerable
class.
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MoNDAY-COD ND RLACKEIsN

CHOLERA BANKS AND LONG BEtCH.
EVELYN S Ss ss # afs se;s$4a; "a
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Commodore &s ss %:;''ss. So? 50:
6:43 train. Sunday g ~ train. Hen Wright
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Cd. HAKE. LING.
CODFISHING.

I ,,hio q Leaves Rehm's Dock, q A. NJ:
| yItlH n e g1st st., 80 A. NJ. this Sum
- "'~ " day. Fare 81 20 Including bait
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FOR sALE-party boat Banshee. DkyL-
LINGER. 27i5 E. 23d st.. Sheepshcad Bay
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John Hallahan. football official and
Boston newspaper man. has a griev-
snce. He was "panned" for his work
in the Cornell-Columbia contest. not
withstanding he wasn't there. AS he
puts II. and one must acknowledge that
his point Is well taken: ITS tough to
get Knocked when you officlate and
doubly so when YOU are not within 300
miles OF the place"
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DUCK SHOOTING

from a large battery on Great south BAY
GAIT. CLARENCE III GARMO. Babylon.
l.. l. Box AL. Tel. o5J. .'>
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l-pcnnsylvania game
X tomorrow ought 70
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CODFISHING-CHOIE BANKS.
n n nm CiNr leaves Lundy's Dock Thur9-
PURpUISt day and sunday - NJ
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nnraO Tvs. Wreck Leau Thurs. Gas train.
HMM Sun. G:0j trah.. for founders.
Bring worms George Rathman.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-22
SIP PORTING EVENTS
APPEAL TO SPAIN:
PROGRAM PLANNED

Alicante, Spain, Dec. 22.-Fos-
tering Of athletic sports should be
taken up by the state OF Spain, &C
cording to Marcel Agudo, one oil
the leading supporters Of athletics
here. He has drawn up a program
which he suggests should be
adopted. In 1t he proposes that
schoolmasters should encourage
sports by giving facilities to the pu.
pills to practice and to form clubs
also by establishing prizes through
donations or subsidies.
Athletic tracks and fields laid
out near the schools are suggested
with fixed days and hours for the
sports and games. In order to at
tract novices, who generally are
prevented by fear of ridicule from
entering sports where practiced
athletes are engaged, he thinks the
masters should have . regular sys-
tenn of novices' events and also
! should arrange for consolation
prizes to be awarded for the best
performances.
In order to bring up the general
average of excellence he believes
team work should be encouraged
rather than individual pre-emin-
ence,
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SUPPORT OF HUFF
ANTI-BET APPEAL
URGED BY uLINI

Urbana, ILL.,. Dec 22.-Appeals to
all Illini clubs and alumni organi-
cations to back George HUFF. ath-
letic director at the University OF
Illinois, in his anti-betting move
ment, are being sent throughout the
country wherever such clubs are
located.
The lllini club at Pittsburgh,
Pa, started the movement by the
adoption of a resolution asking all
of the clubs and the alumni to sup
port Director Huff's scheme.
Clubs are urged to take formal
stand against the practice Of bet
ting. This is to discourage betting
or any form of gambling OF any
kind on college athletics.
The effect of the movement start
ed by the athletic director was
demonstrated at the Ohio State-Illi-
nois game when, HUFF declared, for
every 500 bet last year, less than
81 was bet this year.