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All other seats had been reserved
weeks in advance. The $500 extra
we're made possible by last minute seat
ng arrangAmentA According to the
nanaGenent, 1900 persons will see the
-ame, and close to three times that num-
ser have been disappointed in their ap-
.,lications for seats.
City Borfows Policemen.
Automobile parties were lined up in
heir machines early today to secure
vantage points for the annual tourna-
ment Of roses and TO get within hailing
distance Of the foot ball ticket booths.
Pasadena borrowed a lot of policemen
from Los Angeles and swore III another
hatch OF special officers drawn from its
own population to aid in handling the
rush
Meanwhile, Coach Andy Smith of the
California team. and DR.. John Wilce.
chief mentor of the Ohio outfit. kept
ieaious care of their charges, and re-
heated previous statements to the ef-
feet that the rival collegians were about
TO show southern California the best
there was in them. Ohio supporters con-
-fpucd to offer odds on their team. and
-slifornia rooters continued to accept
, hem.
The game will start at $50 pm.
-'acific time.
Two Surprises in Lineup.
-Two surprises came with Coach
.:n,ith's announcement of the Cali
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The following season he went sever
points over the 800 mark. and during
the remainder of his stay in the Huh
compiled marks Of .2S4, .2sS twice,
.27S, .268 and .302.
In 1913 Lewis was in the Navy and
was sent to the Yankees while in the
service. Under Huggins in 1919 Duffy
hit at .272 gait. and last season,
when he was Handicapped by injuries
he fell one point under that mark
Lewis is a native of San Francisco, is
feet inches in height and weighs
100 pounds.
M0Eridge n Veteran.
Mogridge. who halls from Roche.s-
ter, \. Y, is Lewis junior by two
years and is a sizeable chap. standing
six feet one and weighing LIS pounds
He broke into professional base ball
with the Galesburg club of the Cen.
trail Association in 1911 and finally
reached the Yankees in 1915. His rec.
ord with them is not very impressive
He was credited with winning two
games and losing four in 1918. He
won six and lost eleven in 1916 and
chalked up nine victories against
eleven setbacks in 1917. Mogridge's
best season was that of 1918, when
he won eight contests and dropped
only two. He chalked up fifteen wins
against thirteen reverses in 1919 and
last season won five and dropped nine
allowing opponents an average of 4.32
earned runs per game.
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Harry Harris, Washington boy. who
gained fame as member Of West Vir-
ginia and Dartmouth teams before join
ing the champion Akron professionals,
is one OF those who played against Rex
who will be missing today. He now is
in California. Harris is a gridman Of
the first rank and 1t will be difficult to
fill his place. The Knicks may use Jen-
kins or Stevens, both veterans of the
GeorgetowH club.
Several Stars Missing.
Henry. husky Washington and Jeffer-
son tackle, who was chosen as an all
American player; Calac, the stocky In
dian halfback; Whelan, former George
town end. and Tomlin, giant Syracuse
guard. all members Of Jim Thorpe's
Canton Bulldogs, will be replaced by
players who do not equal these stars
in ability. but who are capable Of CIV
ing good accounts Of themselves. Nc
Carthy, ex-Georgetown tackle; Fiaher-
ty, professional ball player, who likes
the grid game. and Gill. a Knick regu-
lar, will be used.
The knicks will be greatly out
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sAeh PSSaAAoi III iSSSAS
The odds seem to favor California.
and unless the fact is conceded that
the trial horses upon whom Califor-
mia has worked out her victories are
poorer than was believed the chances
would favor the coast team. They
proficient in the throwing and re-
ceiving of the pass as Work
man. Stinchcomb andj Meyer. but they
have great confidence in their ability
to defend against even these stars.
= Coast Team Well Coached.
Andy Smith, the coach of califor-
mia, is not only q capable driver him
self, but has had several years in
building up this team. and during the
last year has had the benefit OF the
assistance of Rosenthal, the old Min
nesota player, who is postmaster in
in the Minnesota shifts, and who
should have contributed much. More
Ohio State did not come through to
. championship easily, but in some
of her most important games simply
won out in the last minute of play
weapon of theirs, the forward pass.
I say peculiar" because it has a
shade the better of any forward-pass-
ing game shown this season in that
their receivers SO handled the ball as
to make it difficult for the opponents
ing. and they also are remarkably
fast men, both Stinchcomb and Mey-
ers. when once the ball is settled in
their hands. When scores come
pass they occupy very little time.
whereas a touchdown driven home
from anywhere outside the 25-yard
line, by the power and drive OF
running game occupied several min
utes of play.
Ohio states Opportunity.
Ohio States opportunity lies in
checking the consecutiveness of Cali
fornia's running game sufficiently so
as to obtain possession of the ball
enough times to pull several forward
passes, for there is no question but
that California will intercept or
knock down and render incomplete
two-thirds of these passes. but If the
other third go through, and particu-
Iarly if they are long ones, Ohio
State will have her opportunity.
1t must be considered. however. in
this connection that Ohio State must
be able to check California's running
game quite a number of times in or
der to be able to get enough chances
at her own forward passing game to
gamble on it. Incidentally, the game
should give rulemakers a good OPP
portunity to see and measure the
relative value of the forward passing
game, and whether it has reached a
point where it is occupying more than
its share Of Importance in the play.
Forward Pass Live Topic.
The forward pass will be the main
: ubject for consideration through the
winter, and various Views are being
offered on it, one OF the most peril
uent being as follows:
Moderately and intelligentiy used.
the forward pass is spectacular and
brilliant 1t is a distinct addition to
the game Of foot ball, and makes 1t
better game to watch and a better
game to play. But it is coming more
and more to be used as a last des-
perate gamble. Modern foot ball is
. good idol to worship. even though
~oachos and p1averS are beginning to
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TITLE SKATING. RACES ON
One Hundred Entrants for National
Outdoor Speed Events at
Newburgh, N. Y.

NEWBURGH, N. Y, January L.
A decided drop in the temperature
during the night put the ice in splen-
did condition for the national out
door amateur speed skating champion
ships here today. Approximately 100
skaters are entered.
Ben Osickey. holder of the worlds
amateur record for the half mile.
has been barred from competition, be-
cause of professionalism. He and
Mrs. Alfredo Macmillan. however. will
attempt to lower the worlds profess
sionai record for tandem skating over
half-mile course.
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MILDLY LACROSSE TEAM
TO PLAY SEVEN GAMES

ANNAPOLIS. Md. January 1.-The
lacrosse team will play
seven games next spring. according to
the schedule which was announced to-
day. Permission has been granted for
the team to go to Baltimore for the
game with their old rivals Of Johns
Hopkins, on Homewood Field. The other
games will be: April 16. University OF
Pennsylvania April 20. Harvard April
%, Baltimore City College (Navy second
team) April 80. Swarthmore; May Z,
Cornell; May 16. Johns Hopkins.
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weighed, according to the poundage
lists announced by the rival mana ge-
ments, but they will depend upon
their speed and versatile play to over
come the heavy Richmonders. Al
that, the locals will not send a small
team on the field. Except for Van
Brocklin. the auburn-topped quarter
back. and Gill, right end, the George
town combination in size of mem
bers will measure up to the average
college team.
Both Teams Are Fit.
Both Knickerbockers and Rich
monders are fit for the opening
whistle. Reinforced by the presence
of Dick Gurley, halfback, who re-
Gently completed a brilliant season
with North Carolina State. the Vir-
ginia backfield will present it's
strongest attacking power of the sea-
son. Stringer, Goff and Carpenter
will be Gurley's mates behind the
line. Goff. who coaches the gridmen
at Randolph Macon. is adept at for
ward passing and may be called into
service frequently this afternoon.
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Hike to Coast in go Days,
r Plan of Divinity Student

An ankle excursion from the
Atlantic to the Pacific ocean
fs the feat soon to be attempt-
ed By George M. Lamsa, q stu-
dent at the Virginia TheoloEic-
n Seminary, near Alexandra,
Va. LamsA. who In an Assyrfan,
claims to be . hlker Of consid.
cradle experience, having in
dulGed in marathon jaunts in
various parts Of Europe, Asia
md South America, NJ well as
this 0oOatIy, ON one occasion
having jouBneyed AfOOt from
Buenos Afres across ArEentina.
to the Andes mountains, in
Chile. Lamsa will attempt to
cover the 5000 miles or 10 be-
tween New York and San Fran
cisco at q rate Of hfty miles q
day. and be expects to average
this distance In fourteen or fif-
teen hours daily.
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TULSA OWNERS DENY
RUMORED CLUB SALE

Tulsa Western League base ball club
by Spencer A. Abbott and James K.
Crawford to Phil Ball. owner of the St.
Louis American League club, has been
denied by Abbott. He said he had been
asked to set a price for the Tulsa fran
chise by Ball and had written asking
S70,0 for the club.
1t was rumored here last night that
Ball had agreed to the price and pur-
chased the club. According to Abbott
no reply has been received from Ball
Tulsa won the Western League pennant
in 1920.
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Pratt Saws He's Through.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. January L.
Derrill Pratt doesn't want to play
at least. not with the Red Sox, who
acquired him through trade with
the Yankees. The former New York
second sacker declares he has give
up protest. onaI base ball and viii
stick to his coaching position at the
University of Michigan.
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New League in Far West.

BUTTE, Mont. January 1.-Estab-
lishment of base ball league to in
clude teams representing Butte. Spo-
kane, Great Falls, Helena and two
other cities not yet named is being
planned for the coming year by Cliff
Blankenship, manager Of the Spokane
club in the Pacific International
League last season, according to an
nouncement here today.
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Richmond to Pit Strong Team
Against Knicks' Eleven Today

IN battling gridiron championship with
Richmond Athletic Club American League Park this afternoon
the Knckerboker Club will by formidable
that which the
of the baced by Georgetown
Play al 80 o'clock.
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GARDENER AND HURLER
OBTAINED FROM YANKS
Griff Sends Bobby Roth to New York in Ex-
change for Real Outfelder and a South
paw of Considerable Class.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

years present to Washington fandom Clark Griffith
~ the of Duffy George Mogdge
the New York Yankees Lewis mighty capable ouhedcr with
well timely
and of the best throwing bali Moge
cloung
failed make good has
American League, starting with the White in
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CALIFORNIA is FAVORED
TO WIN OVER BUCKEYE
Coach Andy Smith Credited With Having Per.
fected Strong Defense Against Aerial Attack,
the Forte of Ohio State Gridiron Machine.
BY WALLER CAMP.

LII the ball looking forward eagerly the
~ California Ohio
respectively. OF the Pacihc
particularly
because kind of the forward They are
belief California
familiar with the forward however they not only use It,
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fornia lineup. One was the naming
of Stephens to play left end. instead
of Berkey, and the other was the
placing of Nisbet in place Of Morrt-
son at fullback. Berkey and Morrt-
son played in all OF Ca3tfornta'S
games this season.
In the Ohio lineup the announce
ment Of Willaman as fullback was
not expected. AZ Willaman has not
recovered entirely from injuries
which kept him out OF many OF Ohio's
games this year. While DR.. Wilce
announced Blair would play right
half, he said he might change his
mind at the last minute and put in
Henderson or Bliss.
Sentiment Evenly Divided.
Sentiment here az to which would
win was almost evenly divided. with
the edge. If any, in favor Of Ohio.
California supporters, however. de-
ciared the "Ohio year" ended tonight.
If predictions come true. it will be
game Of aerial attacks against
line 'plunges and end runs. Coach
Smith said California would not de-
part from the off-tackle plunges
which moved down team after team
this year. and Mr.. Wilce did not in
dicate that Ohio would not make its
main offensive play the forward pass.
which won the western conference
title for the Columbus men.
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Coogan Battles O'Connell.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. January 1.-Mel
Coogan Of New York. and Charlie O'Con-
nell. Cleveland. listhweights. will meet
in a ten-round boxing bout at the Motor
Square Garden today.
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Jimmie Johnston Signs.

NEW YORK. January Jimmie
Johnston. third baseman of the Brook
lyn National League club. returned
his signed contract for the season OF
1921, G. H. Ebbets. owner Of the club
announced here today.
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discover that it has clay feet. No one
wants to return to the old days OF
smashing and battering. But neither
does any one want such a heavy diet
of the new foot ball that the funda-
mentals of the old shall be neglected.
A lot of the so-called science and
strategy and fluff OF ultra-modern
foot ball might be removed without
great loss.
Haughton's idea Well Received.
The suggestion OF Haughton to
make a forward pass. which was un-
completed behind the scrimmage line,
been pretty we'll received. A good
many think, however. that this would
hardly go far enough. But 1t should
be remembered. with all this criticism
of the great preponderance now OF
indiscriminate throwing Of the ball,
with a running attaci. has proved .
very effective opener OF the game. and
the public and those institutions
which have been developing the tor-
ward pass in their teams are not likc-
ly to be patient under increased re-
strictionS.
Boxing Attracts Attention.
Interest in boxing is holding the
every one win hear with particular
interest the report Of DR.. TAFT NC
KenZie, under whose guidance the
intercollegiate Boxing Association
was formed. There are plenty OF good
boxers in the colleges, probably the
most notable being Eagan of Yale. TIE
sport practically is on trial not only
in the colleges. but throughout the
country. and this winter should go
far toward determining its future.
Exercise for Workaday Men.
The old, but constantly recurring
demand is for a certain reasonable
and practical system OF preserving
physical fitness while earning a Nv
ing. supporting a wife and family:
meeting certain civic obligations ana
educating his children. Hence the
time we ask a man to devote specin-
calIy to exercise must be just as limit
ed as possible to accomplish the re.
short. non-exhausting.
exhilarating, devised to meet present
Of life and civilization:
All superhuous movements should
be thrown iSto the discard, ana com
binations effected to save time. Ger
tain simple advice as to the laws OF
nature should be put in such a form
as to make an immediate and lasting
In this way the individual
saves time and strength as well TO
utilize in play whenever he has the
chance.
Copyright. 1871
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FARM FOR MlLLERS.
Minneapolis Club President Buys
st. Joseph Franchise.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. January IAN.
nouncement is made by his attorney.
that Edward ]. Hanlon Of Sioux CITY.
Iowa, has sold the st. Joseph West
ern League Club to G. p BeIdon.
president of the Minneapolis Amer
ican Association Club.
1t is understood that the club is ia
be made a farm of the Miilers. The
purchase price is not made public
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With D. G. Basketers

Basketers Of the L. S. S. Mayfower
are ready to meet District quints
Teams desiring games with the sail
ors should telephone Lincoln 1872 and
ask for Chief Yeoman Long.
Auburn Athletic Club is in the field
for engagements with 115-pound
teams. Send challenges to Austin Loft
tus, 1859 Monroe street. or telephone
Columbia 4723.
Yankee Athletic Club will play two
games in the Congress Heights Au-
ditorium tonight. The contest with
Grace Athletic Club that starts at 8
O'Clock will be followed by the en-
0agement with the Muir American
Legion Post of Baltimore.
Columbia Athletic Club basketers
took two games played in Wilson
Roamers were doWned. 25 to 20, and
Perry Athletic Club, rs to 18.
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Robert A Getman. the leading SWIM
mer of the Panama Canal Zone, has
entered Rensselaer, Polytechnic Insti-
tute.
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How Teams Will Line Up
In Cridiron Battle Today

PASADENA, Calf, January L.
The tentative lineup for the intsrseo-
tional gridirou classic today is as
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first the run would not have scored.
Since he elected to make a play on
the runner coming up from second.
his ivory judgment opened up possi-
bilities for tho runner on third. Since
there was no force play about the
third out, the run scored, since the
plate was crossed before the nnal out
was made.
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Eli Hockeyites Win.

versity and Carnegie Tech hockey teams
will again meet here tonight at Du-
quesne Garden These teams played
here last night. Yale winning by a score
Of s to O..
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Yale has won the interoollegiate
swimming title at Yale for eight
years. Princeton has topped the water
pOloistS nine successive times
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WILL TOUR MEXICO.
Trip Planned for Members of ILL
nois Athletic Club.

SAN ANTONIO. January MEM
bers Of the Illinois Athletic Club Of
Chicago will make a tour of Mexico
in February, according to advices re-
ceived here today. The party will
arrive here in a special car about
February 8. Prior to the trip to
Mexico the party will attend Mardi
Gras at New Orleans.
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Yale Tossers Play Cornell.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. January 1.-The
University of Yale and Cornell Univer.
sity, members of the Intercollegiate
Basket Ball League. will meet in an ex-
hibition game at Motor Square Garden
here tonight.
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$4,000 to See Coast Game;
3. California Lineup Is Shifted

DAsADENA Calf, January 1-Wh Ohio State big Ten title
University of the far west,
making ready early
Field this for
game wouldbe
200 tickets which, had
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Cornell will remain in Pittsburgh over
Sunday, meeting the University Of Pitts
burEh on Monday night.
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Copyright, 1921, by Fl. c. Fisher. Trade mark
registered c. S. Pat. Ofl
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Dartmouth Quint in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. January 1.-The Dart.
mouth College and Western Reserve
University basket ball team will open
the collegiate season hero tonight.
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ties al to prices are being held up.
Behind Last May shipments.

sales which under present uncertain
ties al to prices are being held up.
Behind Last May shipments.
In fact. there is a pretty well de-
fined feeling here that instead OF
backwardness of other industries
holding up the motor business as
heretofore claimed that the capri
ciousness of the latter as to prices Is
holding back all business. And of
pends ON the. rise and fall of motor
car sales. Judged by the number OF
outbound loaded cars we are still
akead Of May. 1919. although behind
May. 1920. according to Michigan
Central figures.
Parke. Davis & Co. officials say. con-
sidering the decline in prices. their busi-
ness Is normal.
Local bank questionnaires returned
from over one Thousand houses show 49
per cent of improving business. 3S per
cent no change and only 13 per cent de-
clining on May 81. compared with April
30.
Crop Prospects Favorable.
Strawberries and native potatoes are
making their appearance here in increas-
ing supply. the former at IS a bushel
and the latter at $3.50 for $50 pounds.
Poultry and eggs are offered in abun-
dance, but both at more than eastern
figures. and are not being taken. On the
whole, the produce and fruit market is
surfeited with consequent sagging prices.
Best creamery butter is plentiful at 26
cents in tubs. The first green peas are
on the market today. and sod at 81 a
bushel-the same as year ago-ano
also the first local celery came In. bring
ing $1.75 dozen.
Crop prospects in Michigan continue
favorable with large yields forecast all
through Northwestern Michigan.
The dry goods trade and haberdashery
sales are encouraging. There Is siigntiy
more unemployment than last week. but
a large amount of municipal work ahead
is the leaven which is keeping the
average up.
Notes.
NEW YORK. June Sit now ap-
pears that the amount involved in
the settlement of the affairs of
Funsten Bros & Co.. the international
fur exchange Of St. Louis, is $21.-
000, 900. represented by bank accept
ances. The company failed yesterday
to take up its acceptances, and 1t is
hinted that the New York banks in
volved are willing to extend the &C
ceptance credit. provided there is
reorganization of the company and
transfer of it's activities from St
Louis to New York.
NEW YORK. June 3-The silver
ware trade in May showed a decided
gain over April. but still is reported
below May, 1920. All articles design
June. with it's many weddings and
graduations, promises to be another
good month. One large concern in
this city reported its May sales as
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DEPRESSION HAS PASSED,
SAYS GOV. HARDING
Reserve Board Head Declares Facts
IN Optimistic Vein to Auto
Men in New York.

NEW YORK. June 3.-The businees
depression OF 1921 has dedniteiy pass
ed and the financial condition OF the
country is such now that it should
inspire only optimism, W. p. G. Hard
ing, governor of the Federal Reserve
Board, declared in an address here
before tho annual meeting OF the Ma
ttonal Automobile Chamber Of Com
meroe.
Tho financial situation of the fed
Il h[ ever ss~ hssr hssste% =, % %sssonss. than
ious to lend money to legitimate busi-
ness, Gov. Harding aatd.
The public has . lot Of bQy1ne pow
er left We want to get the people
out Of tho idea that pfieoo are Roinr
lower and lower" he asserted.
We should get Ssma stability into
the situation. Buying power Osgets
buying power. When you start up ono
industry you automatically gtaR up
another.
The federal reserve banks, which
are tho ultimate resource OF an mem
ber banks. and through thea Of the
pubic! are in Q posttioa- now. better
than ever before, 70 sxtend to All leEa-
they are anxious for business 70
avail itself of their assistance
It was brought out 1t toa1y'o ses-
sion that many Of the motor or anA
tfn0k ouuroGnfs2 faa1inI &t1nh ths
present standard Of prices viii oon-
tinue, hnve p14ooA their products ae-
oording to present levels OF the mar
a..ss.,ohson Of the Pieres-A.rsw
Motor CAY Company. was elected
president OF the chamber.
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LnEKr BOND NOON PRlcEs.

NEW YORK. June 3.-riberty bonds
n noon: as, 3e.1z: INST q. S1.4s: second
a, Se.63 bid: FIRST 44A S1.74: sscond
@sX, 1874; third as. Nm; fourth 4As.
Se7S: victory 3xs. SILT: victory lks'