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Evening journal., 1920-10-19
BREAKS COUNT
ON GRID, SAYS
POMONA COACH

Footballs she Is played out
where the west begins-is just as en-
ihusiaslically pursued as back near
the eastern seaboard
Harvard's small-margin victory over
The oregon eleven last fan didn't
show the game as played by eastern
cracks 10 be SO overwhelmingly SUI
periOr 90 the Pacific coast brand
The records made by both football
and track athletes OF the west indi-
Gates that Americas athletic strength
Is shifting Westward. hOW
Western bred men are sturdy and
possess natural grit and speed But
until recent years they haven't been
getting the lOpnOlch coaches.
AZ Pomona College Cltremont, Cal
football Is humming under the dirtc-
tiOn OF Coach Eugene Y. Nixon.
NiXon's theory is that most biz
games are Won on the breaks. II
teams are evenly matched the game
IS not won usually by pounding the
line and running the ends. but hy
taking advantage OF The breaks on
some well-planned strategy
Another pei theory OF the California
coach Is that the game IS played Tor
Evening journal., 1920-10-19

supply OF coal.
loul 0nd another group OF the
world series players hang ng around
lhe lobbles Of expensive hotels. some
Viii drink in California sunshine.
Others viii hike 10 or 20 Cuba Ite
doubtful if any OF them will go TO
Alaska in the search OF icebergs.
The college kid ball players will
DE back cramming Greek and Latin
and campulsology in a few days
BY The first nf the year the hold
out gang VIII beg n writing letters
and making statements for puDlica-
tiOn.
February Will find them scheduled
10 stay at home and play sandlot
ball where the work is pipe and
The salary huge.
By March I they'll be entertain
ing frant club owners trying 10
get 'em 10 come back-in vain
But wherell they be the ist OF
April?
one guess, old clock.
Headed straight for training camp
along with the rest OF the boys
fat slow and full OF pep.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19

Cowboys are the finest set OF men
In thu world 10 coach. according 30
John CNrbett. mentor OF the univer-
sity OF Myoming, at Laramie.
They are regular fellows. and it's
great stun NJ handle them, They're
gll fighters and never quit. There
Something n their native western
makeup that's different from the
men Of the east.
Corbeli has been IN lhe coaching
business IN Ohio and oklahoma be
fore going West. Last year Che Cow
boys made "a good showing I'm the
ROckey Mountain conference and The
squad Is an set for another cam
paign.
The Laramie coach has a system
all his own MS theory OF football ia
IN perfect 1--WE or six formations with
The same plays for each formation.
| having a different outlet for emcr-
gency eleyenlh-hou or iJ-yard stun.
''I'he greatest play ! ever saw says
Corbelt. was made by Claude John
son OF Youngstown. Ohio, playing
high school football.
with The score against him. John
son stood on the 2J-yard line, with
player prone on The ground In from
OF him. preparing 10 pl1ce-klck viii
80 yards TO go. rle ball came back
and with 10 The opposing line.
johnson snatched the ball from th
man on the ground and started 3rOunl
right end. lodging and slraighi-arm
; ing men. Practically cOnered on On
i0-yard line. he attempted 10 tack II
: and here began the greatest play.
johnson carried the BAN from side
line TO sideline and back. not gainini
a yard except 10 lose H. he dodgel
his way back and forth from sidelln,
to sIdeline three times before benl
able TO fan across the line for
touchdown. winning the game
johnson had arms like a gOrill'
and legs ike a trench digger. TIL
game was played at Akron. Ohio.
"rhe greatest football player I eve
saw was Snake Ames OF Princeton
The greatest player ] ever coache,
was Nate PulsIfer. Bates College
Maine"
Coach Corbett played four years a
Harvard and made Walter Camps All
American selection In bis freshmal
year. This was the same year tha
| Harvard licked Yale at Springfield
Mass. after defeats and ties covering
period Of 70 years.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19

What will they do with the world
series jack?
Ban players are making more
money ihan they used to. But ID
COSTS a lot mosc TO live nowadays.
Each cleveland Indian Will bank
.3qSf silk flags. Each DOdger Will
cash checks Tor 1891 washers.
A lot OF fun they can have this
winter with an that layout. But
whatll they do with 10?
That's a hard thing TO guess indi-
vidually. for a mans bank roll is
D own.
Take The matter mp in a general
way and yOu'll find their investments
will be along the following lines:
Many Of them will swap on the old
nivver and use The series velvet 20
encourage Industrious automobile
statesmen OF high-priced wagons.
Some OF them will make payments
on a little home somewhere.
At least three members OF the
Cleveland world champions will take
unto ih msclvcs wives FOR better and
; for best. They'll help a few preach
crs TO get a nest egg for The winter
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
PLAY BALL FOR
HOSPITAL BENEFIT

Wilmingtonians who want 10 help
The new contagious disease hosp tan
that the Physicians and Surgeons
Hospital will open shortly al Chest
nut and BroOme streets VIII have The
opportunity 10 do so and enjoy a
bah game at the same time when
the cty and county teams play at
Harlan ncld ON next Thursday
afternoon. beginning 40 4 o'clock
The admission charge will De %
cents. and ms The money is TO go
for the new hospital fund 70 is ex-
pecied that many people VII wei
come the double opportunity.
Tho fuifi for The hospital was re-
ported 10 have reached $4,000 at
iho recent supper OF The w0rkts but
s50OO0 is needed and 10 is hoped
that 70 may be raised largely with
the aid of such benent affairs as
ih baseball game.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
MUST IMPROVE TO
DEFEAT HAVERF0RD
Special 10 The Evonlng journal.

Special 20 The Evening Journal
NEWARK, Oct. i6-COach Shipley Is
not entirely satisfied with the playing
OF the Delaware College team against
st. Johns last Saturday although they
defeated the boys from Annapolis by
the score OF 20 90 o. Tie started In
yesterday 90 correct some OF the mis-
takes made by the players on Satur-
day and the entire squad has a hard
and busy week ahead 10 get In shape
for the game with HaverfOrd here
next Saturday. HayerfOrd has dem
onstratcd that 70 has a strong team
and Delaware, Il is thought, will have
Co show better form than has been
shown in any game TO date TO trim
the Main liners.
While some OF the men sustained
bruises Watson Is the only one whose
injuries in Saturdays game prevented
him from pr3ciicing yesterday. Tie
was kicked or hit over the kidneys
and is still s0re.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19

the benefit or ihe men involved and
he takes care OF their physical well
fare accordingly.
lie has two stars that stand out on
his squad this fan. They are Cap
tain COVinCiOn. All-Siate quarterback,
and Bell. the All-Soulhern tackle.
Pomona plays practically an lis
gaines this season With California
schools.
Coach Nixon has been at Claremoni
since 1918. whore he directs both
track and football.
Fom 1909 10 1915 ne coached high
school football at Davenport. Iowa
/ His teams lost only two games In sil
consecutive seasons His success a
| Pomona has been equally good thl
team losing only one game in three
The greatest play Nixon ever saw
was engineered by John Schuler
! present captain OF the Cornell eleven
Schuler was then playing uur.erbacl
for the Davenport high school team
The play consisted Of a fake line hucl
and then a long forward pass thal
won the game from Clinton hlsn
school The play was completed aftel
the whistle had blown.
Nixon SAYS that Schuler was prob
/ ably the best player ne ever coached
he also developed Herbert Sizes, tho
| pittsburg star who was selected a.
| All-Amerlcan Tickle FOR two years
Sizes played on his Davenport higf
| school eleven.
I "The greatest player 7 ever saw,
SAYS Nixon. "yvas Chester Smith
/ quarterback on the Monmouth college
| teams Of 1905 90 1907. Smith nevei
was credited with national fame be
| cause ne played on a small c0lleg'
team. but he had everything. and
give him rank above an the football
/ PLAYERS ! have ever seen. Eckersall
DriscOn. Shy Huntington. Thorpe
! Brickley. Mahan. and the rest OF then
| undoubtedly had 10 on Smith IN GER
tain respects. but in all-arOund quail
/ ties Smith had 10 on them"
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
KEYSTONE HOT SHOTS
BY the ON GUARDS.

We hold our regular meeting To-
night and ask all members to be pres
ent as we have some very important
business to discuss
Anyone desiring 10 try out for the
football team should get In touch
with Manager Pat Strawbrid-e on
Olen Hackett We have a good team
a. 10 Is but there Is always room for
Improvement So wake up fellows
and we viii have the best what Is.
All those willing TO be Jazz hounds
who made so much racket about
wanting 90 learn should get in touch
with Briefman and he viii try 90
make arrang ments for The start on
and then any place the gang goes
we'll be there.
When Wlnd-up Barnes sings ne re-
minds M or CarusO: he is so much
different. You tell EN- calendar. I've
gotta date.
We saw Jim Leelcher talking TO a
few ladies at the smoker last week.
The conversation was an about the
Ladies Auxiliary so don't any 0f you
men ct jealous if you see him talk
ing 90 your best girl. We know he
Is a hearibreaker, but
Our old friend Kid Conner, who
such a big hii as an end man In our
last minstrel show. is rehearslng
some new Jokes Tor our next show
Go to IT, Kid, were with you.
We are taking this means to notify
the public that the erslwhile Windup
Barnes is no longor 10 be known as
tsuch but is now Battling Barnes. The
change is made by request. The name
OF the song Is, Nobody Knows and
Nobody Seems TO Care"
Don't forget the smoker tomorrow
might We have secured some good
talent from Philadelphia and are try
ing TO make IL a better show than
last week All those who saw las.
weeks show will tell you 10 was hard
70 beat, but we are going TO break
the record; so watch our smoker. We
are .eOing 10 have another novelty
bout Oh boy. wait until you see me
fun. Don't miss this side-splitilng
comedy.
Girls, your old reliable friend Harry
pogue Is still on the job, so make
hubby or friend John take you TO the
show and Harry will see that you
get a good seat.
The football team plays the work
house team next Saturday afternoon
1--WE also are going 10 take other en-.
teriainment with MS, including thl
lduariet. which viii sing some OF the
--latest hts. We expect a big bunch o.
lrooters to follow the team. We Wi
leave the club about 2i1 p. m. In ma
chimes.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
pan AOIIFY RATL FIFID.

B X. NuShaum, who has shown a
keen interest In local athletics, has
90 do a large portion or
the work necessary for the establish
Service recreation neld at
Tenth and Market streets This is
being done at the request OF a num-
Der OF the younger business men
employed in the surrounding Office
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
nAmR0Ans OPEN OUOIT LEAGuE.

The p. B. 4 ". r. \ 4 opened rs
quot league last night the Boiler
shop defeating The Yard Masters or
fee teams. The Boiler Shop was too
fast for Hultons team and won all
five cames. Knapp was the star for
the Boiler Makers and Quinn for the
.Onlce team. The scores:
Yard Master .... "a . . so
Players-Boiler shop: Weelridge
Worthinglon. Hall and Knapp. Yard
Master: l.. Hutton, J. Quinn, L. Stew
art. r. Naricn
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
RRANDyWINF WINS FIVE.

Five closely contested battles be
tween the Brandvwine Fire Company
Team and the Grassville Fire Com
pany team. Of Kenneit Square, Pa,
were won by the local boys In the
Brandywne Fire House last nieht.
The local team was composed OF Lu-
cas-. Tohn. Brainard and Lacey. Ken
nedv. Lyons, Tucker and Bergman
madc up the visiting quartet
RrandyWine .....2l y II II Sl-a
Grassville ......i9 20 20 20 20
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
ST HFDWIC cMOKFR.

81. HedWiF VII hold rs second
smoker Of the season tonight In
Modiewska Hall, Sycamore street. ST.
HedWig's Jazz Band will furnish
music for singing The BirOwski
family Will do a musical act Peter
2. Beinkowsh. a youthful musician
OF seven years, will give a violin
solo. IA
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
TO PITCH HORsEsHOEs.

Because OF the interest shown by
bows who use the Community Serv-
ice recreation field al Tenth apd
Market Streets 2 second "horseshoe
tournament" willNbe held tomorrow
Thursday and Friday All teams up
fo rs years OF age will be allowed TO
enter. The affair is TO be supervised
by serNice 0lllclals.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
VARDON AND RAY.

NEW NORK-The last exhibition
October 30. will find Walter Hagen
paired with Jimmy Madden, battling
the Britons.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
DIRECT PASSING.

Observation-Disclosures Of the lead
lng eleycns are using the direct pass,
ing system this year. PltisDurg ana
Penn state are among the late schools
io adOpt ID.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
SIfRS ARE WFAE

pRINCETON-Lack Of good subst-
tutes al Princeton is giving Coach
Bob Roper some worry. The Tigers
arc perfecting The forward passing
same.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19

The Wants are an inexpensive way
OF seeking bOarders. The Wants are
read by thousands who are quick to
take advantage or the opportunities
that they sfier.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19

Most business men have earned by
experience the great convenience OF
having the Want Columns at their
comma1d.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
SpnlIT RACK.

NEW Columbia University
is showing a great revival IN spirll
this year. The game Is back nearly
ban was imposed.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19

Omce help, mechanics and carpen-
ter Will end plenty OF work II they
will watch the want ad.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19

Totals ....... 6i9 SO 6sO-i9
Evening journal., 1920-10-19

According 10 dispatches from South
Carolina. 70 appears that some pro
molcrs tried 10 stage a bali game In
Joe Iackson's home town In which
Joe and his friend Claude Williams
were TO appear.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19

Girls, your old reliable friend Harry
pogue IS still on The job, so make
hubby or friend John take you 10 the
show and Harry will see that you
get a good seat.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29
u S. Cash FOR OIL
IN FOREIGN
LANDS

WASHINGTON. D. G., June -
secretary Of ne Interior rsypc. In
q report 20 The senate public lands
committee lust. made puhlic. ia
dqrscs senator james ~ phrlan's
biil. which auihorhcs ~, llfnaiicn
Of the United states OF Evaporation.
The measure IL planned 10 develop
the ~ resources of forrien counlfifs
20 % n INSURE IN adequate supply
of Oh for the United siaies.
The pnrIuase of the leaislntion. =
said sccreiary Payne. ~ ~ provide
the mrans Tor further promollne the
World wide search for oH. The pub.
iic neci of an assured supply ~ oil
:. 20 great the federal government
stands back of the endeavor % o.
Velop foreign sources Of Oh 10 r..
place rs the future Mat Amrrica
has exported Ia The pSsl.7
The phelan bill provides that the
United states OIL Corporation shall
BE- controlled by a hoard of nine
directors appointed BY the president
ard that the corporation can ~
plore. develop. refine. transport and
store oil and iis products IN foreign
countries. suhieci 10 The preferential
right Of the United States 10 fake ail
oi the supply al any time Al market
prices.
American citizens must own the
majority ~ the stock. but foreign
citizens can hold minority stock.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29
New Mexico and Arizona win
Be Well Represented at ST..
nY n. n Marln.

SAN FRANClsCO. Cal.. June 20
Arizona aud New Mexico are 10 b.
we'll represented al the Democratic
national convention. New Mcxicos
delegation was instructed t0 vote
dry on the liquor question. but they
are otherwise uninsiructed, accord.
Ing 10 A. +. HannclL delegate and
mayor OF Gallup. n. NJ who arrived
yesterday. McAdOo IL first choice OF
the delegation Only about half Of
the New Mexico delegation arrived
az Hotel Baldwin. which is 10 be- IT.
headquarters. the others stopping
over ln Los Angeles FOR a short Time
Sentiment for aud against the
league Of nations II divided. accord.
ing 10 Vicente Mares. delegate from
Wagon Mound. New Mexico's dele.
CATION consists Of i2 members, each
holding One-half vote. They are al
delegates al large. Arthur seligman.
state chairman Of the Democratic
party. called a special meeting Of
the Delegates today 10 perfect the
organization. Mr.. seligmnn came by
automobile. and did not get In until
today.
james l.. Lawson, president Of the
New Mexico bar Association, Is a
delegate, and is anxious 10 get
through 40 he can hurry 10 " Paso
FOR the Joint meeting there OF the
Texas and New Mexico bar assOcia
iinns. Ne h an Alamogordo man.
Others IN the delegation include
Felix Halrla. Mrs W r. Kirby,
w. :. Patterson. g. y. Dennis. l.. /.
Hurkhead Of Columbus, Richard e.
kendriek and G. q. Granville. Burk
brad represents the southern part
Of New Mexico.
senator A. A. Jones Of New Mexico
has been selected national commit
tecman.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29
GOODWIN PICTURES STORY
OF SOCIAL GRAFTERS


a pair Of unusual eraflers appear
IN Pauline frederick's latest Gold.
wyn phOioplay. Bonds Of Love. I"
which will be presented at the ONYX
iheaier tonight. Theirs aims are not
novel hni their means for obtaining
ih'm are as vicious a. They arr
singular.
The sister and brother OF Daniel
Cabots dead wife have been living
10 his home since her death. ln
fact, the woman has managed The
establishment. and her brother has
iren a handy, spOngy sort Of IN.
diNldunl, whose presence helped Ia
pad oul the emptiness 0f me large
vine room. Together he brother
and sister planned 30 keep their
hr0ihrrin.law from marrying agnin
and 10 lngraiiaie themselves ln his
favor 80 their lives might be- made
soft and comfortable. TO this end
they decided IA keep the memory OF
their sister ever gfeeu in the
Thoughts nf her husband. They con,
secraied her former room "a mu.
scum and spoke about her on every
occasion possible.
The plan worked for about year.
when a new gOyernens WIS engaged
for The dead wife's little hoy. And
The spontaneous affection which
spFang 40 between the two con
ylnced The husband that his little
boy needed B mother.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29
NEW MExICo RAnRIT Assn.

ALBUQUERQUE, n M. June ea.-
Now ramfh tho New Mexico Rabbit
Assoeiallon. That ne growing of
rabbits had become an industry was
not generally known until reconi
meeilna here Of ihe association
called attention 70 this livelihood.
papers ware read on how 10 skin a
rabbit and plans made for co0pera-
flrn hryine hy members a. on econ.
nnse measure. II developed that rab.
NJ lnrs are worth rs crnia each be-
tween 0rlober and March, and The
flnsh relalls from 70 10 50 rents q
nnaind. Some rabbits weigh IS
pounds,
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29
Death Of RanchTnsn at ChaHla
ResuItOf Blood Poisoning

Thomas Gonzales. siockman and
former treasurer of Rio Arriha
county. who died last Friday on his
ranrh nrar Chama. was thr victim
~ blood poisoning n was learned
fcW days agn.
Gonzales arm was burned by
gas0line eleven DAYS befnre hts
death. Ne was attempting tn stop
a leak IN his automobile tank and
the burning fluid ran along his arm
The hurn did not appear dangerous
n was healing. hut Gonzales picked
off the scahs and blond poisoning
followed.
The siockman died al his ranch
hut his body was brought by wagon
10 his home ~ Ahiduiu for burial
The Chama river was swollen and
the water was running as high as
the wagon bed. but the body wac
brought across safely and the ftl
neral was held last Saturday morn.
ing. GonKnles was the son Of Reyes
Gonzales of " Rito. who is living
NJ the aEe of 0i years. and besides
the father a widow. three sons and
one daughter survive. Gonzales was
" years old.
Bonifacio Mnntoya. member Of the
corporation commission. n first
cousin NJ Gonzales. attended the
funeral. Ne returned home after
the funeral.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

senator Robert T.. Owen " Okla
huma is booming large a. prcsi-
4 ntial possibility. From this dis.
fanee u looks lac McAdno. Cox.
Owen. With a dradl0ck Owens star
will b. In the ascendanry.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29
NOTES OF CONVENTION


Having absorbed everything ever
written pertaining 10 Democratic
Conventions from cuIlhduods awak.
cning hour and IN later years sens
ing convention deliberations until
what / Rad 1 witnessed IN reality.
| 1rritcd on this pczccful scene with
~ undercurrent ~ he unexpected
and with an outward calm that pe-
lied my inner fecIIuEA ! with my
eleven colleagues a. large from The
grcat Sunshine State Of New Mexico
took mo seat with b. much dignity
a. ans President ever did on ihr
Fourth ~ March.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

Preparations of a scientific nature
ar now IN The makmg for the cap
iure ~ villa in case be doesn't make
terms With The hexiean de iacioI
government
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29
Would Take No Chances

Miss Muggins--lf you were me.
dear. would you be- married In the
spring or the fallg
Miss keen-If ! we're YOU and had
actually secured man. ! would set
The wedding for the earliest date
possible. Boston Transcript
Daily Courier. I5c per month.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29


Nine hundred forty feet south.
Westerly from Tie Waterloo shaft j.
heated the Manning shaft Of This
company. which has been carried o.
a depth Of - feet. n lies In the
same fault zonc a. the Waterloo.
rnd was sunk on a str,nser OF high
erade silverlcad ores. entering the
quartz porphyry al a depth Of %
feet. No walls are showing and the
Width u problemalical. but exceeds
feet AT the present bottom
Five hundred fifty feet south
westerly from the Manning shaft y
situated the Mcll0wze Shaft No. 4.
which has reached a depth of g
feet and ai which depth Il enters
the quarifp0rphyry orcs.
summary.
Not considering IN any respect the
various other development shafts
sunk or being sunk. hut gnured by
the facts a. known. II can he seen
that there exists an ore body already
proved 10 ~ approximately 1900 feet
long the sridih ~ which i problem.
aliral but which u known ~ be- -
feet wide NJ one point. feet wide at
another and feet al n third. with
no walls shnwlnF al any point.
With the knowlcdge nj hand. rom
piiaiion can be- made Of the posi-
bic tonnage ~ ore. has ne such cal.
cnlaiinn on ~ cubic fcci io the ton.
Al ne low an average as - per ton
n ideal concentration ore with M
rrcnler depth al any pAini Than 200
feet The present i0ofooi shaft
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

City councils chambers n com.
merce and civic organizations along
the border are up in arms Al The so
passpoif iniD Mexico.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-29

lwaierlooj will he sunk Immediate
. IN to the 2Oofool level. and the mind
can hardly grasp The immensily OF
the ore body which will BE- thus
further opened.
Plans.
The present plans of The corpora
thln. embrace the immediate inalaIln'
fiun ~ machinery, the sinking ~ the
Waterloo shaft a. The 800 foot level.
crnsecuiiing the ore body, drilling
hOih ways on the ore and The cree
ton Of a suitable mill 10 handle al
0rcs.
Conclusion.
Tho property Of this corporation
u located on the Columhu@Dcmine
scenic highway. which passes
through the grounds, and Is readily
accessible by automobile and truck
with the further advantage of a
shipping point on the ~ Paso and
Southwestern Railroad. viz. Toner.
lin. which Is but eight miles distant
A gcoloeist Of world wide rcpula.
lion. a man whose life has been de-.
voted tn the successful development
of mineral and oil regions. voiced a
desire n obtain the property which
b comprised IN this corporation. for
development under his immediate
supervision. Many other representa-.
lives Of leading mining companies
have Just lately been In The field and
tried 10 secure a fOoihOld. one large
company going 40 far as to open
negotiations for the entire holdings
IN the Tres Hermanas.