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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
SECTIONAL GRID
TITLES At STAKE
IN TWO BATTLES
Pacific Coast and Dixie Con-
ference Crowns to Be De-
cided Saturday,
BY HENRY I. FARRELL.
fJ~sss star Covrc fttst4


NEW YORK. Nov 1S.-TwO inn
portant sectional grid championships
viii bs decided Saturday
The Pacific coast title hangs on
a game between California and
stanford at Berkeley and the south
ern crown depends upon the out
come Of the game between Georgia
and Alabama at birmingham.
California and Stanford arc un-
beaten on the coast. but California
has been held 10 one tie by Wash
inCton.
California has another game on
the schedule against Pennsylvania
New Years day, but It viii not af-
feet the standing Of the coast CON
ference.
Georgia is now leading the South
ern Conference. having escaped de
feat by a conference team. The only
blemish on her record IS a 7-to-6 de.
feat by Yale.
Alabama warriors were speeding
Ike sure champions until Centre beat
them LAST Saturday. Centre is no long
or I'm the conference. Georgia has a
chance 10 get a clear claim on the
southern title by beating Alabama
and then winning her last game
from Centre
Pennsylvania has 20 beat Cornell
Thanksgiving day to retain any kind
If a claim for The eastern champion-
ship
Chicago. Western Conference lea I
ers. plays Wisconsin Saturday and
Notre Dame. generally ranked first
nationally. meets Northwestern.
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With Local BoWIerS
High Scores Monday

Century No. 1 League-Spencer, Menter
Clothes. 254 High team score. single
game: Haag's Drugs. 99S.
Optimst League-Hill. Cubs. 21s. High
team score: Cubs. 1913.
Central No League-Wlliams. Min
eTalite, 226. High team score: Grubb
Cleaners, gl6.
Highland Golf League--Wright. Drivers,
210. High team score: Putters, S72.
Evangelical League--Rose, Zion Cubs
235. High team score: Zion Cubs, 925.
Reformed League-Meier. Emmanuel, No.
. 260. High team score: Emmanuel. No.
l, 1,010.
Panhandle League--Porier, H-1O. 235
High team score: H-10. 1858.
Motor Accessory League-Malarky
wildhack Company. 229. High team score
Studebaker Company. s72.
Nordyke & Marmon League--Rikor
Gears. 49, High team score; Steering
KnuclIle, 797.
Stafford League-Bohne. Bufaloes. 224
High team score (3 men): Sea Hawks
49, Tigers 400.
Press League-stich Enquirer, 233
High team score Enquirer, S15.
Star League-Smith Newsboys, 232
High team score: Newshoys $3.50
Kiwanis League-F. Ostermeir. Sioux
224. High team score: Nokomis $40
Losey-Nash demonstrating. Carriole.
POI. High team score "a men): Chassis,
Service Club League-Mize, Generals,
212. High team score: Gobs, 1917,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
Independent Basketball

The Westvicw Baptist basketball team
IL IN the field again and expects to have q
stronger squad than last year The MA
lorltY Of last years players are out and
new ones are bidding for Jobs Practice
sessions VIII begin TINS week The West
view five finished IN The first division last
year in the Au-Baptist League
St Patricb,s Y p G VIII play tbe
Metcors of W Washington St Wcducs-
day evening at s O'Clock at South Side
Turner hall The Y. r. C.s play az South
are represented by some of the best young
players IN &c city. For games call Bel
mont 2GUj-W or write Lloyd A. Wilson.
2. o. Box 1901.
The indianapolis Orioles. local basket
ban team playing IN the 16-1 8year- old
class wants games with teams having ac-
Union St. or call Stewart 2693, and ask
for Ave. Clermont New Augusta Boys
Club, Communal Celts indianapolis Jun
Tors, Anderson. Shelbyville. Highland
Cubs Y. p. c. Juniors and Muncie Midgets
take notice.
The girls Of Fountain St. Church will
organize a basketball team All Of those
interested are requested TO he at a meeting
at the church next Thursday at 8 40 p m.
Girls teams playing boys rules wishing
games get in touch with John Ereppon.
1864 n. Tacoma Ave.
The Tartar Athletic Club basketball
team playing in the 125pound class
Upton. Fortville. New Palestine. Cumber-
land. Greenfield and Shelbyville take
notice. Address Harold L. Hillman 362
e. Morris St.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
ANGUS PITCHER
TO MANAGE CLUB
IN PACIFIC LOOP
Walter Johnson and Eastern
Magnate Purchase Oak
land Team,

BV Times Special
OAKLAND. Cal, Nov. 10.-The
Oakland baseball club Of the Pa
ciGc Coast League today passed into
the ownership Of Walter Johnson,
veteran pitching star of Washing
ton. and George Weiss, owner Of
the New Haven club In the Eastern
League. The announcement was
made by j. Cal Ewing. retiring Oak
land magnate.
The amount Of the purchase price
was not announced. but il was tndi-
Gated the sum paid was approx
matcly $3S5.O00 with The dea! goes
I'd fine baseball plant vht"h probably
wiu be named Walter Johnson
field"
Ewing and Del Howard will retire
and Johnson will le the new man
aeer Of the team He Will appear
throughout the season in the box
Johnson has been assured ~ his
unconditional release by Washing
ton. other major teams have prom
Used to waive claim.
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STRONG OPPONENT
FOR Up. c. TEAM
Speedy Peru Eleven Coming
for Sunday Game,

There will he plenty Of action at
Washington Park next Sunday when
Jhe Y. p. C.s meet the C. and O.
tean from Peru. regarded as one Of
the strongest independent football
squads in Indiana Peru's only de-
feat was placed upon its slate by
the strong American Legion team Of
kokomo last Sunday by the narrow
margin OF 70 @.
The Peru team has n sprinklinE q
college stars and players. who have
been fin the Independent limelight
for several years.
An effort was made To bring the
JasonvfIe Tornadoes here next sun
day. but the guarantee demanded
could not be met. Inasmuch as Ko-
komo tied the Tomatoes. IL was not
considered essential to play Jason
VILE. Kokomo comes to Washing
ton Park Nov. so.
Coach Feeney's men have made an
impressive record this season. run
ming up a total Of 294 points TO their
opponents -.
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Centers Injured

The EoiIermaEer squad did not
play last Saturday. and will BE- in
good form for the I. Z. battle 1t is
doubtful If Captain Claypool will
play at center It IS a coincidence
that stew" Butler Of Indiana. an
other pivot man Of the highest class.
may he out Of the fray.
The Crimsonites have had three
hard struggles in the past three
weeks and VIII take things rather
easy this week. reports from Bloom
iueton state.
The Indiana students and team
will make the trip to Lafayette on Ii
special leaving Bloomington at s a.
N. Saturday The football squad viii
remain in it's special car until time
for the game.
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Nut Cracker

Of South America got togeth.
/ er and presented senior Ffrno
wIch an ultimatum. demanding an
analogy
r.rrrOpo-r. 70 o3,->- roo
DC[-r<-l. tr+I1- -, H- -,
- -, - = - -
-, - W . - = 20
49, -'-'---' - L.
~ ~ ines Cor6etts modest admissions IN
beyond all doubt who the greatest fgAter
OF az time Vas
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
PRO BASKETBALL
LEAGUE FORMED
Hammond Joins Newly
Organized Net Circuit,

By United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. determination
Of the Midwest Professional Basket
ball League was announced today
by Promoter Jimmy Keowu. Nine
teams are charter members of the
league and others may be added be-
fore the fourteen-week schedule is
drawn, Keown said
Teams comprising the league are
from Hammond, Ind; Waukegan.
Joliet, Freeport. Beludere, Rock
ford and North Chicago. III, and Be.
lott and Monroe. Wis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
HASKELL AT ST. XAVIER
Redskins Play Here Saturday and IN
Cincinnati Turkey Day.

By Times Special
CINCINNATI. Nov. JS-FootbaIl
games with Otterbein and the Has
keIl Indians, both here. will close
the gridiron schedule Of St. Xavier
College. Otterbein comes Nov. %
Tor the annual homecoming day
game. while the Indian visitors from
Lawrence, Kas.. viii he the attrac-
ton Thanksgiving afternoon.
Haskell plays Butler at Indian
apolis next SATURDAY.
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as a top-rankitag heavyweight, and
any attempt to rematch him with
Dempsey would interest the ticket"
buying public in about the same
degree as a hand-to-hand grapple
between two well-mustarded hot
dogs.
But the good senior is not ex-
actly grief-strtcken. He can write
a check In six robust figures, and
that's pretty fair for the worst
fighter in the world"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18

Tim JEFFRIES vas fast for a
| Zig man. The toilermaker
L0 could run the hundred In
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18

moment as a prizedghter. Shak-
ing off the effects of seven knock
downs, he climbed TO his feet,
swung a wild, whizzing blow in
the general direction of Jack
Dempsey and CONNECTED!
The details of the champion's
rrecipitate fight over the ropes
and his inelegant landing among
Tex Richards cash clients form
one Of the most thrilling chapters
Of modern pugilism.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18

That one wild. whizzing punch
made a HERO of Firpo. Had It
missed he would have been a BUM,
and would have returned to his
native land as thoroughly dis
credited as Bombadier Wells, Bill
Lang and other counterfeit alien
products of the Queensberry fields,
who preceded him TO this country.
IN several important respects
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
GOLF COMMITTEE NAMED
Indianapolis Association Plans Elab-
crate Program Next Season.

The Indianapolis Golf Association
is planning a pretentious program
for next season and will sponsor a
number Of Journeys, giving special
attention to the juniors.
A committee was appointed Mon
day to draw up new bylaws and
present "A report at the annual meet
ing in March. The committee:
l.. c, white County Club. william Bar
rerc Jr., Highland; i. II. Forty. Wood
stock; Jake Wolf. Broadmore; Jake Del
bcr. Irvington: Walter White. Meridian
Hills. Bud o Reilly. Coffin. william Reed.
Riverside; webb Wallace. South Grove,
and George l.. Clark. Avalon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
PigSkin Primer
Please explain pivoting i'm relation
0 the nlaYer carving the halI2

Please explain piyoting i'm relation
to the player carrying the ball?
Only a limited number Of play
ers become adept at pivOting. The
ball carrier pivots one leg away
from tlc would-be tackler. throwing
the leg next the tackler back and
around in the opposite direction.
When the player completes the
turn he is over balanced. which
forces him to plunge forward and
away from the grasp OF his oppon-
eut.
This feature OF play calls for
much practice. When properly
learned it is a great defense against
the .tackler.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
N. A. G. U. VS.. HOLSTERS
II. \. {. Meters to Meet Local Col
Ieee Five "Wednesday NIGHT.

The IIoosier \ c. basketball team,
which has been showing fine form in
It's early games, VIII step out against
The y \. q. L. five Wednesday
night The game will he played at
tho H. A. c. sym at Pratt ana Meri-
dian SITS and Will start at S:l5.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
MACKS IN BIG DEAL
Five Players and Cash for COchrane
Portland Catcher.

BIZ IiWfs Spfcf1I
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 1S--COn-
ME Mack Of the Philadelphia Amer
lean League Club has announced a
deal by which he has obtained Cor
don Cochraue. star catcher of the
Portland club Of the Pacific Coast
League. Burns and Hasty, pitchers;
Riconda. iuhelder; Stirling. Outfeld-
er. and Rowland. catcher, go TO Port
land in exchange, besides a cash con
sideratiOn.
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Cmlhowee Sold Tor $4,000

BIZ Times Special
LEXINGTON. Ky. Nov. 10.-Chil-
howee, sensational 9-year-old cold,
mas been sold by Gallagher brother
to the Swingalong stable of Samuel
VI. Newman Of New York for a re
ported price of $4,000
The colo holds the American
records for a mile and one-eighth
and mile and three-quarters. His
winnings this year total $75,130.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
FOR MAT GO THURSDAY
Reynolds to Weigh About li8 in
Bout with Hassan.

Jack Reynolds, Indiana University
wrestling coach, who is to meet All
Hassan. the Turk, in a finish bout
at the Broadway Theater Thursday
night. VIII end training Wednesday.
The articles Of agreement call for
Haasan to mako $50 pounds at 8
O'Clock. and Jack figures his on
ponent viii have only a few pounds
weight advantage. Jack plans to
go 20 the matt at approximately 14S.
Hassan holds victories over Mat
suda and Reynolds, both Of which
We're gained when he weighed
around 1913 pounds. The Turk says
he can make $50 pounds wtthouot
losing strength.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
MASKED MARVEL PLAYS
In Exhibitions at coolers; Hunter
Wins Fourth Cue Match.

Joe Hunter made 1t four victories
out Of four starts Monday night In
the State three-cushion billiard tour
a. in progress At Coolers pariors
80 took possession Of first place
by defeating Walter Ramsey. 80 to
81 Hunter finished his string in
eighty innings.
The Masked Marvel was 20 per
form today. giving exhibitions in
pocket billiards at o'clock this aft
ernoon and s o'clock tonight lie
viii appear twice Wednesday for
the entertainment Of members Of the
Indiana Billiard Association
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
The D1tn1nS of Marquette

quette and plays end. He is
big, strapping fellow, weighs
more than Red, and is a natural
kicker who can shoot the long
spirals nearly as far as his broth
er did in his palmiest days
The football experts say that
with a years practice his kick
ing will eclipse that Of Joe's. A
third brother, Johnnie, is tearing
things up at quarter back on the
Marquette High eleven and looms
as a future varsity star.
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result Of the persecution OF Canon
Chase, who sought his deporta-
ton. There was reason to believe
that this possibly had affected the
Bull.
More recently Firpo was sent
against Charlie Weinert, d fourth
rater, and again Firpo successfully
enacted the role of the worlds
worst fighter"
Firpo is now definitely through
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18

The truth is l never saw worse
fighter anywhere"
Britton's estimate of Firpo's cru
dities was substantiated in the
fight with Wills. The colored man
exposed him to the gaping public
as a big hulk of humanity with a
fine FIGHTING HEART and no
ring skill.
Firpos camp tried to explain
his showing on the ground that
he was mentally distressed as a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18

BIZ AEA HeTffce
lEEIILWAUKEE. Nov. 10
IW Athletic prowess usually
IL runs in families. There
are he Dunns, for instance. Red.
one Of the best quarter backs and
punters ever developed at Mar
quette University, has a younger
brother whose toe gives promise
of being as great as the scnsa-
tional boot OF the authenticated
kicker.
The youuSster, whose name is
Cornelius, is a freshman at Mar
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18

last summer in Firpos camp. The
Wild Bull was going through the
languid motions Of a workout.
The Wills fight was but a fort
night away.
There is nothing this fellow
does right" said Britton to me.
He does not even punch right
and that is supposed to be all he
can do. Don't let any one tell you
he has greatness in any respect,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
STRONG BASKET FIVE
Terre Haute Sayers Team Includes
Many College Stars.

b. TIDlc8 Special
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Nov. IS
The Terre Haute Saye-s have or
ganized for the basketball season.
The team includes former college
players as follows: Ioffet. De Pauw;
Pike. Franklin; Burris. State Nor
NAL: F. Cox. Wabash; Frank Cox.
Indiana; Jenries and Phillips. both Of
Indiana University.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18

the punch that Firpo exploded in
Dempsey's beard was at once the
luckicct and richest punch ever
-anded in the ring.
1t built around him the glamor
of a caveman whose punching
proves was Incalculable and this
gave him a box-office appeal out of
all proportion to his merit.
sat with Jack B1tton, the
former weiterweight champion,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18

BLOOM lNGION--IudIau- worked oar
on wet fold 80 rain STUD snow Monday.
practices lva- Usht h0wcEcr The Purdue
gamo Saturday Is the biggest uf the sea-
son.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
Grid Games Wanted

The Southeastern Seconds tied
Oaklandon Sunday, to :. The
Southeastern would like to hear
from the following teams: Hercules.
Belmont Tigers. One-Elevcns. Call
Drexel 2e28 and ask for Les.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
Frisch Turn Hitter"

frankie Frisch is q turn hitter,
batting right-handed against south
paws and vice versa. He prefers bat
ting left handed and is more dan
gerous that way.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
At ONO STATE

COLUNBI N--Addug glOves % thcr
heavy gridiroa attire. Ohio State Fridders
ran through q long offensive drill Monday.
New plays were introduced which viii be
used against Illinois Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
NATIONAL SWIM EVENTS,
AWARDED INDIANAPOLIS
Indoor and Outdoor A. A. U, Aquatic Championships at
HooSier A. C. and Broad Ripple Pools,

Two national swimming under the direction of the
Indiana kentucky a A. viii be held indianapolis in 1925
according Paul r. Jordan who with Thomas F. Murray
and Edward Clemons attending the national A A. U.
sessions at Atlantic City this week
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18

MADISON Fnthuscd over tho chanca Of
complete vhdicatIou despite their season 4
buckled down In their preparations for
Chicago in a long indoor drill Monday.
Victory over the Maroous the Badgers
figure. would make up for any season mis-
fal,ns
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18

INBANA-Ih04th ~ rInr-InoutaI :
se7son - over. Bob Zuppbe plans go Try
seyerl, me" stunts against OHIO state
Saturday iD tho hual game brluJn vii
b" 40 suarL Green at Oranges place and
GA,lyAn At quarter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18

tANNEIDNE-A Oadly lr..uI.d Har-
yard varsity driven indoor by the
cold weather and was given sight work.
out IN ths sym Monday Dr. Tommy
Richards surgeon for the team said to-
lars been or the hospital list aeeA be-
fore the big game with Yale
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
AT MICHIGAN

ANN ARBOR- Discovery Of tackle and
the perfection of several new plays are
Michigan colching problems for the wrrk.
Bahcocl. regular tackle viii 10 out OF the
hual game with Iowa.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
TWENTYSLXTH ANNUAL
BATTLE FOR I. t., PURDUE
Ancient Rivals Clash at Lafayette in Homecoming and
Stadium Dedication for BoermakerS,

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov 18.-Twenty-fve games, played
between Purdue and Indiana traditional rivals period
extending from 1892 until the present day. present many in
eresng figures The two will clash in their twenty
sixth Saturday in Purdues stadium
game being feature Of the Bormaker homecoming proram
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
Improved PlaYer

Third Baseman Robertson of the
st. Louis Browns ranked as the most
improved player of 1924 in. the
American League.
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In College Grid CAMPS


the order Monday and the freshmen US
ing Waba5A plays we're suc ared by the
varsity
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CROSS COUNTRY EVENT
Purdue, Indiana and Notre Dame
Entered in Long Run.

BIZ Times Special
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 10
Purdue. Indiana and Notre Dame
viii be the Hoosier universities err
tered in the Western Conference an
tIaI cross country run here Satur
DAY. Notre Dame IS not a member
but the meet Is opeu.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
BY JOE WILLIAMS,
NEA ScrCice Writer

T1EW YORK Nov. 1S.-"The
I'M worst fighter in the world
III IS about to quit the ring
with more than a quarter Of a
million dollars.
Luis Angel F'irpo OF the Argen-
tine is this unique combination Of
crudlty and cash.
Firpo had one spectacular
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18
JUST THIRTY SECONDS
Big Fred Proves Easy for the Hot
Tamale Heavy.

BIZ United Press
CULVER CITY. Cal, Nov. IS
Just thirty seconds after he stepped
into the ring for a scheduled four
round bout with Tony Fuente Of
Mexico Monday night, Fred Fulton,
Minnesota heavyweight. was knocked
out after being fioored three times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-18

OF the twenty five contests, Pur
due has won twelve and Indiana ten,
and three have been even. Purdue
most decisive victory came in 1892
when the Crimson was smothered
under a 6S to score. while Indiana's
most overwhelming triumph oc-
CURED in 1917, 81 to 0. Total points
give Purdue a decided edge, 447
points to 215 for Indiana.
, 1924-12-30

tF3lia on tl tOpOSCQ LNJuIC
Honolulu. Dec. a. "a. p The visit
nj the Ul.cei S.a.ts h4eJ TO Hawaiian
ana Australian waters will be made the
o,rasIoo for the first round tn3-PaclIic
0Ight. under plans which are being back
ed bv the Pan Pacific Union here.
The idea was conceived by David
Stead Australian delegate to the recent
Pa1-Pacihc Food Conservation Confer
once who has made a study OF aviation,
and has been given the unofficial appro-
val Of the raeking army and navy oIIlciaIS
here.
a. Aigat in four sections is contemplate
ed. San Francisco 10 Honolulu, Ho9)iuIu
to Manila. Manila to Australia and Aus
tr3lia to Honolulu. All vii follow com
merciaI steamship routes.
Commander John Rodgers, y. ). ~,
commander OF the naval air forces here,
eoiJ that while he considered the hop
frnn San Francisco to Honolulu as a
''s.unt." he loped it could be made.
H. raUardad the route from Honolulu to
Australia as practicable and estimated
fhat it could be covered with one OF the
Navv's new type planes 10 SIX days as
compared with the present steamer Tune
of IA days, .e -
Mr.. Stead has pledged the aid Of the
Australian government to the PROJECT.
To g~reatest feat, he added. would be
tha , 100 mile hop from San francisco to
HonoIuln. With this accomplished, the
fIgbt to Manila could be made IN easy
, 1924-12-30

Two men. two women and a boy OF 4
we're burned to death when an interur
han car near Detroit crashed into a truck