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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-16
HL.EDAJf Sc:

Konsulat .cSR. Clevelan-
du, 500 w. Superior Ave., hle
da nasledujici osoby:
Ondfei Vechter ze stvoly,
nynf v Kenmore, Ohio.
Antonin Trousil. posledne~v
Clevelandu, O., 1891 E. 131.
Josef q Alois Jezek, POSI-.
" Clevelandu, O., GIT s. Wood
land.
Frantisek Blascik, posi-. '
Clevelandu, g., GIT S. Wood
! land.
1 Janova Stiguiinska, roz. Ma
ria Vanikova, POSI-. v Cleve.
landu, 917 Fruid Ave.
Anna a Katalina Vanik, u
lClevelandu, GIT Fruid ave.
Peter Pavel Viletel q jeho
manzelka, roz. Marie Hrdlica
w Clevelandu, @.
] Cenek Zika, mar. +. 1892 '
Adamove, prislushy do, Stra.
donic, posi-. v Clevelandu.
Rudolf Pohorsky, v Cleve-
landu, 4410 N. .S5 st. A
Anna Jedinakova, posledne '
Youngstown, O., 767 Poland
Ave. y.
William Attl, poyolanim tru
hlar, posledne v Detroit, Mi
chigan.
Karol Semanek, posi-. v Cleve-
llandu, o., 1905 E. % st.
Ladislav. Reich, pochazejfcf 2
mesta Susie ma sumave, po.
sledne v Clevelandu, o.
Jan Friedl, posi-. v .Cleve.
landu, O., Sc Store ave.
Petr Petrmichl, mar. 4. brez.
ma 1882 v Krotive, POSI-. '
Menominee, Mich.
Michal Jaremko, posledne
Y Clevelandu, o., 2147 Osbor.
ner St., 9
Vaclav smejkal, posi-. v Gle.
velandu, 1922 w. 59th st.
Pavel Rusnak z Muran. Dl.
hej L1ky, posledne v Cleve.
landu.
/ Jan zenisek, mar. roku 1877
posledne v Clevelandu, o.
Julius Kerry, syn Josefa Ke.
ryho a Gizely Darmove, po.
sledne Clevelandu, O., 278t
E. 125 St.
Robert Audecek, povolanfn
knihar, posledne v Clevelandu
Ohio.
Josef Raus, mar. Ia. fijns
!, 1877 v Praze, Kral. Vinohra
dy, posledne v Clevelandu.
Jos. Novotny z Duchcova
posledne v St. Clairsville, o.
Borka Valiga, posledne ,
Steubenville, O.
Mary B. Kuba, posledne ,
, East Cleveland, O., 1884 Rose
mont Rd.
Jiri Sue, posledne v Young
town, O.
Frantisek Kamenicky, pc
chazejiei Radetic, posledn9
ClevelandI.
Vratislav Vondrich, pfislu
sny do Prahy, SYN Vendelin
!: a Amy Dockalove, posledn9
Clevelandu.
Antonin Kucera, mar. rok
1902, pfislusny do Smrku, pt
), sledne We statu Michigan.
FrantiSek Katz, mar. r. 100
= z Budisova, posledne v Clev.
f1ordu n
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PMJME Sc zahradnik. ktery
je schopen NIT ma starosti po-
zemek o 8 akrech ma dice.
Majetek Sc naleza u Wicliffe,
IA mil vychodne cd Public
Squaru. Haste Sc u c. F.
Narwold, $40 Eagle Ave., bli-
re stare trznice. TIC
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FARMA o 176 okrech, " mi
lie od dlazdene cesty, dun o
IL pokojfch, dobre hospodaf-
ske budovy, til kone, z krav,
a vse zafizeno. Cena $4,000,
as polovic hotove. Pc pfipad6
Sc vymeni "a mestskt majetek.
Haste Sc u A. N. Balog, R. F.
D. i, East Claridon, O. TIT
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PRODA Sc farma o 187 ak
rech, pekne okoli, n mile cd
dlazdene cesty, dobre hospo-
darske budovy. Cena $500,
hotov9 $4,000. Cena $500, no.
tove $4,000. Blizsf sdelf A. N.
Baiog, R. F. D. /, East Clari-
don, O. TIL
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"a CEST OTC0yU.
rom An
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin~

Doufal stale jeste, re Dude
moci snad uniknouti, chte
braniti Sc aspon ma zivot a ns
smrt.
Lepe padnouti ihned zde
nezli skloniti pozdeji hlavl
pod guillotinu!
Vsechny tyto myslenky pro
bleskly v jedine vtefine hla
YOU jeho.
Hned ma to jiz sahl Thefe1
po revolveru SVEN.
Tri vystfely zarachotily, tro
il blesk mihl Sc temnotou.
Rany. vychazely Thefero'
va revolveru smerem prot
sesti stfndm.
A v torntez jiz okamziku
spoluvinnfk yevody z La Tour
Vaudien, neohlizeje Sc po u.
cinku svych ran, jal Sc dale
Ipaditi.
I Nedobehl vsak daleko.
Prave We .sm6ru, kudy ted
|prchal, stal vztycen jeste pred
,chvili jeden q muzstva poll
|cejniho, jez bylo obet' svou v
kruhu jiz obklopilo.
| Kule z revolveru Theferova,
Ijehoz ruka Sc pri vystrelu ira
sla, nemohouc ami pevne mi
fiti, kule ia ficela prave tim
smerem, kdez omen agent po-
'licejni stal. a.
i Vryla Sc v jeho prsa a agent
ten bez vykriku sklesl k zemi.
Thefer, pade nynf tudy di-
voce, zakopl toto telo sve
obeti, ma zemi lezici, jehoz pro
tmu nevidel.
Klopytl a svalil Sc k zemi.
| Pochopil, co no ceka, nebu.
deli ihned opet ma nohou.
: Slysel dupot agentiv sem
padicich.
Pokusil Sc proto razem sc
: ,vztyciti. -
Avsak v tomtez okamzik,
ucitil jiz ma ramenou slime
svalnate peste.
! Byl ztracen!
Chtel Sc vsak braniti az ns
'ndz, rukama, zuby, vsim! Wy
. trhl Sc. tudiz divou silou agen
tum a sklesl znovu ma zem.
Zaroven vsak ruka jeho sa
hla rychle do satu, hledaji,
nuz, ktery, jak vine, v jeho
vevodovych~ rukou byval zbr,
nj straslivou.
:, Jiz taky ruka jeho strenk1
lnoze sevrela.
Avsak v tomtez okamziku
nez mohl ndz rychlym pohy
, benz ruky re satu vytahnouti
" jedine tedy vterine nekolil
agentd vrhlo Sc, ii spise dopa
dlo ma telo Theferovo.
Pod Thou jejich tel byl VISA.
lkazdy pohyb nemoznym.
: A jiz taky ne jedna, nekoli
: hned rukou najednou chopil
: Sc kazde paze bidnikovy.
! Byl premozen - odpor ds
j 81 byl nemozny, lee ze by POI
r dejsi nektera chvfle poskytl
k tomu prilezitost!
! Thefer dal Sc tedy klidn
K spoutati.
) Obrativ Sc pax tvari v tv;
pronasledovateldm svym, sp,
U tfil mezi mimi Leblonda, p,
; licejniho agenta, ktery dfit
byval mu podfizen, ktery a
I Cd jiste DOLBY mel, jak vim
a ukol, kazdy krok jeho strezi'
Leblond byl tedy st'astnej
\ nez omen nest astnik, jeht
M dozoru Thefer zbavil Sc KID
81 dobre mirenou ranou v
"a mech bagnoletskych.
Leblond pohlizel vitezosl
TX vne ted ma obet' svou j d
NJ pax vysmesne byvalemu pre-
stavenemu svemu:
III "Jen zadne hlouposti, m
drahy pane Thefere. Vsech
wax O1nor ioct poorny1 Ter
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HLEDA Sc byt 0 dvou neb
trech pokojich ' okoli Broad
way a vych. IS. ul. Haste Sc
v (. 4404 Pershing ave. TIT
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"A ODa VySll.
LII.
BOZ Q xivot q svobodu.
Thefer dal sc chodbou, We
douci ma pric domu.
Claudio nasledovala no.
Octnuv sc u dveri, vedou
cich do zahrady,, policista po
otevrel je zlehoucka a velmi 0
patrne.
Potom vystrcil jeste opatr
neji hlavu a jal sc upirati zral
neproniknutelnou takrka te
mnotu, v niz sad byl pohrou
zen.
Ovsem nadarmo; nevidel n
echo, mimo n6kolik nejbllz
sich stromd, ktere 'cnely tt
smutne a skorem pochmurne
4 V celem sadu byl vsak hlu
boky opet kid zavladl.
Kid ten Thefera castecnt
upokojil.
l chopil Sc policista pan
Dick -Thornove "a ruku po'
otevrel dvefe do koran.
| Oba pax vystoupili z domu
ven.
Zamiril ke zdi v pozadi "a
brady.
V tom vsak jiz nahle dive po'
stavy, jez spise stinem Sc zda'
ly, vztycily Sc pred mimi.
Skryvaly Sc nepochybne dri
We "a stromy, nyni vsak hrozi'
We vystoupily,ac Sc neblizily
| Claude chvela Sc strachem
a rozcilenfm. Thefer, drze ru
ku jeff, dobre tax pozoroval
"Zpet! Rychle zpetn' "a
septal, prikloniv Sc k uchu je
jimu. "Obrat'me Sc v pravo !
Ivychodu. - Ted uz mic jine
fo nezbyva -"
A oba kvapili, ano ubihal
k zminenemu vychodu, kter!
re sadu ma ulici sc oteviral.
| Thefer ohledl Sc nekolikra
nazp6t.
Nikdo jich nepronasledoval
! Thefer zkoleban opet il;
skorem v jistotu 1plnou, oct
Sc S druzkou svou konecne
vratek zahradnich.
Vstrcil rychle klic do zam
ku, otocil dvakrat a jiz il;
dvirka otviraje, del septem ra
dOstne:
"Zachraneniw
Jasal, ale predcasne.
Kdyz totiz dvere otevrel
objevila Sc ma druhe strane O
pet skupina muZu.
Stall v ulici muz podle mu
re proti nemu.
. Thefer sesinal a zbledl.
V muzi, ktery stal v cele &c
ty one, poznal jasne vzdor te
mnote sameho nacelnika stra
re bezpecnosti.
Policie byla to tedy, niko
najatci vevody z La Tou
Vaudien.
"Jsme Ztraceni!" zasepts
Thefer Zoufale ku vdove Die
Thornove. "Jsou to agent pt
licejni."
! Claude pocala Sc znov
chveti pritiskla sc k Theft
rovi.
Avsak tento zprudka il OF
stroll pomysleje toliko n
vlastni zachranu.
Ma to odskocil cd dvireI
pfiraziv je obratil sc jiny
smerem.
Jal Sc prchati do temnot Z
!. hrady, mezi stromy.
Sotva ysak ucinil nekol
kroku, stanul jako by k zer
E primrazen.
Sest postav zastupovalo n
cestu.
Thefer chtel sc jiz vzdati.
Avsak tento zachvat skle
lcsti trval u neho jenom ok
milk.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a
delikatesni obchod, rohove
.misto, blize skol a parku, vse-
chino zarizeni a zasoby. OBJ
chod je veden 8 rokd a trzi
Sc kol 5000 tJdne, prdmerne
500, netto pres $1,000 rocne,
Musi byt prodan, budova ma
velke story, byt o A pokojich
$ koupelnou, garaz. Lot je SO
pri 163 str. Proda Sc "a hotovt
aneb Sc vezme dvourodinnJ
dun. Je to dobra investice pc
n6z. Kupujici musi um6t an
glicky. Zavolejte telefonen
Hemlock 1858 -aneb Box 85.
TIL
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n
| Leblond prudce ho pferusil !:
| "zadny kfik q zadne okol-
| ky! Ted stoiilh is vyse vas.
Jenom jednou vysinete Sc w
opet vyse az vas yyvedou
ma popravist9. A nynf ko-
nee reci!"
Obrativ se pax k agenthm,
velel Jim Leblond:
Domestic ho do domu -
Bude to lepe, nezli vesti jej.
Chlapfku tax prohnanemu ne
mdzeme nikdy ddvefovati.
Tam pohovori 81 MIN potion
po pfatelsku pan statnf "a
stupce. Nemdze Sc no uz
ami dockati."
Agent chopili Sc Thefera,
ktery Sc ted jiz nikterak ne
branil, a donesli no do teze
jizby, kde jeste pred chvilf
videli jsme no s vdovou Dick
Thornovou live Sc raditi.
Thefer duchu ,sice zuril,
ale mlcel a tail hnev svni.
Rozhodl Sc nynf pro zcela
jiny zpdsob obrany.
Chtel zapirati a tvafiti Sc
nevinnym.
Ma namitku, proc tedy tax
zufive Sc branil, mel rovnez
jiz prichystanou odpov6d'.
Urednfci ocekavali v osve-
tlene sjizbe jiz netrpelive jeho
prfchodu.
Vrat'me Sc vsak nyni opet
ma okamzik ku Claudii Yer
Move.
Kdyz Thefer prudce il cd
sebe odstrcil, ably jenom ma
vlastni zachranu pomyslel, pa
dla bidna zena primo do naru
ce jednomu z agent1 poicej-
Mich, kteryz byl k nj pfiskocil.
Avsak odstrcila no taktez
prudce a v tomtez okamziku
naprahla jiz revolver sv1j
proti n6mu.
Nezli ale spoust' revolveru
mohla stisknouti, citila, jak
jakas ruka Cd zadu Sc il "a
rame chopila a stranou il
strhla.
Rama vysla, ale kule jen zaL
ficela daleko; cd hlavy agen-
tovy. We
Druhy policista, jenz byl
Claudii "a ram6 uchvatil, ne
pustil no jiz a drzel je kfeco-
vite. Prvni agent prispel mu
ku pomoci a vyrval revolver
zurive zene.
Vidouc ona, ze by dalsi cd
por byl marny, dala Sc taktez
klidne spoutati.
Byla pax, anH slova promlr
villa, dovedena do teze jizby
kdez uz urednici cekali.
/ Okamzik ma to, jak sdelil
jsme jiz, byl tam taky' The
fer v pravem slova smysll
: pfinesen a teprve tam uvolne
ma mu pouta ma nohou, ably 81
( mohl primo postaviti.
Nicemna zena a spoluvinnil
IvevodIv vymenili spolu w
( mluvne pohledy, jimiz fekl
81 vse.
Avsak statni zastupce chy
!, stal Sc jiz vyslech zahajiti.
"Thefere, pristupte blize! !!
! Byvaly detektiv, ukloniv sc
: povelu tomu vyhovel.
a Skrotl ted jiz ma dobro
doufal pokorou a klidem dos
{ ci, cehoz nemohl drive 81 ar
zbrani vymoci, totiz zachrany
+ Statni zastupce ujal Sc VISA
! jiz opet slova:
) "Thefere," pravil, menus
e me ciniti velke okolky: Wy v
e te jiste dobre, proc jste b!
:, zatcen.'
i. Spoluvinnik vevodlv odv'
ii til vsak smele:
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PRODA Sc motor, 1s konske
silly, lplne zachovaly. Haste
Sc v (. 1892 vych. 70. ul.
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n J.
t e q +
Are yo3 seij.co,,sci0ss
0boxt The IMPRESSION
yOA make on tettle?

DERSONAL appearance has lot
! 10 do with the way you feel
Clothes count, Of course. But still
there il one thing so many people
overlook something that at once
brands them as either fastidious or
careless-,he tfeth.
Notice today how you, yourself,
watch another person s teeth when
he or she is talking. If the teeth are
not well kept they at once become
liability.
.Lis'sJa. 1.s'h Pssls .sleAss tgsfl Z 40
S1y. At last ssr ehsmjsSs Eles 1fs6sSss1a
po!ishins .ts{redisn: that rGskyy. elssss vtfb-
on scystchiss shs ss0ms!-s Ii65esk 1ssjdsD
frsiiy soIpsd. .x
A large tube Of Listerine Tooth
Paste is only Is cents; at your drug
gist's. LamberfP Pharmaeal Co., Saint
Louis, U. S. Il. 4
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DUojzenstui.

"Jaky je trest ma dvojzcnstvi2
Dive tchyns.
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MUSf BYT PRODAN nabytek
a karpety, malo uzivany, s
domem, vse velmi LEVINE. Hla-
ste, Sc v {. 1876 vych. ia. ul.
y Union. ?
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"a cENU STAVBY Sc proda
novt dim . 6 pokojfch v ces-
KEN okoH {. 1892 Linett av.,
je to mezi zap. .105. ul. Bos-
worth Rd. Haste se tamtez.
TIT
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KRASNY VENKOVNf domov,
dunn 6 pokojich, vse zarize-
no, ma Libby Rd., ulice dlazde-
ma, jsou tam ovocne stromy a
kere. velky lot, garaz j jine
zvelebeni., Tento ddm Sc. tez
vymeni "a mestsky majetek.
Blizsi sdeli Sc v (. 351 Aid Ar
cade, aneb zavolejte Main
5650. 7-16
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PRODA Sc domek 0 5 svetni-
cich, koupelna, pekny lot. Ce-
ma $4,000, hotoye 5000. Je pri-
praven k nastehoyani. Haste
Sc u J. Smetany, 5317 Broad
way. Tel. Broadway 327O. ~?
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I Neblnn,ne zr1nn1cni

Neklanure znanlcni.
"Odkud to yite. ze Lopatovi
zbohatlip"
No, drive Sc 0 mem fikalo. ze
je blazen, a ted Sc 0 nsm fika, ze
je originelni."
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PLAYER se prod8 IA $685.
Prodame vam vysokotfidnf Ss
sicne. Haste se. 1887 Euclid
.aneb 4425 Lorain ave. a ptej-
tie Sc ma Mrs. Fiser piano.
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PRODA Sc zachovale Player
piano, velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc
" Z. 1884 Solon ave. TIT
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IA PRfcINOU odjezdu ma
farmu musi byt prodan co nej-
rychleji jednorodinny dunn.
Haste Sc v (. 1856 E. LOG St.
z Union. !?
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SINGER sici stroj,. hotove .s5,
pax S. mesicne splacet; u Jos.
"a. Libala 4S1$ Clark ave. Tel.
Lincoln 5292. TIT
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MUSf BYT vyprodan dpln9 mo-
w nabytek : karpety ze ctyr
pokojd, pouze IA dni uzivany,
= jistych pricin. Haste Sc v (.
6214 Fleet ave. dole We pre-
|du. 8
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-12-21
and he has been sorely hampered dur.
ing scrimmage.
TICKETS ARE SOLD

PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 20.-All Of
the $1,000 Rose bowl seats for the
Stanford Notre Dame inter-sectional
football game here New Years have
been sold, officials announced today.
Though more than ten days remain be-
fore the kickoff, the erection of tenn
porary bleachers to accommodate the
overflow has been pronounced mad
visable,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-12-21
By PARKE H. DAVIS

Long runs from scrimmage were
more abundant this fall than in any
previous season in the 4S years of the
present Intercollegiate football game.
Although defenses have never been so
strongly maintained, the great and num-
erous throng of backs have crashed
through them right and left, and now
at the close of the season they present
a roll of achievements without pre-
cedent in the annals of the sport.
The player to make the longest scor-
ing run from scrimmage is Henry NJ
Benxert of Rutgers. This superb back
who with a grist of 100 points is the
leading point scorer on eastern fields,
crashed through the line of Lebanon
Valley and covered So bristling yards to
his opponents goal-line. Separated from
Benkert by only three yards are two
other players, David Rosenfeld of Ala
bama and Anderson of Stanford, Rosen-
field raced So yards from touchdown
through Mississippi and the Californian
Anderson, similarly swept through Ore
gon.
1t is difficult to select the player who
has made the largest number of scor-
ing runs from Scrimmage on account
of the variations in the length of the
runs. Harold Grange of Illinois must
be close to that position with runs
of so, Go, 60, and As yards through
such opponents as Chicago, Michigan
and Butler Edward j. Tryon of Col
gate is to be credited with dashes of
60, 65, and 80 yards against Hobart
and Providence.
Two southern players parallel their
performances against their northern
comrades. They are David Rosenfeld
and John H. Borwn of Alabama. Rosen-
field scored touchdowns at the end of
runs of 50, 10, and 50 yards through
Mississippi, Kentucky and Sewanee,
Brown is the hero of scoring dashes of
so, SO, IS and As yards, although not
all of these were from scrimmage.
An inspection of the following tabu-
lation will find several other players
entitled to consideration for a place
near the crowded top.
A list of the principal touchdowns
scored on long runs from scrimmage,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-12-21
Long Jaunts On Cridiron
Abundant; Benkert Leads

with the name of the runner, the
length of the run, his team and OPP
ponent is as follows:
lightweight yards, Henry NJ. Ben
kert, Rutgers VS.. Lebanon Valley SIS
yards, David Rosenfeld, Alabama VS..
Mississippi; IS yards, Anderson, San
ford VS.. Oregon; so yards, Harold
Grange, Illinois VS.. Chicago; 60 yards,
jefferson Carltin, w. and ]. vs. Grove
City; so yards, Norton Benin, Iowa
State VS.. Minnesota so yards, Henry
Lefebvre, st. Marys VS.. So. California
so yards, John NJ. Brown, Alabama VS..
Mississippi; IS yards, William Blais-
dell, Bucknell VS.. Galladuet; IS yards,
Francic J. Mccormick, Marquette VS..
Navy; 70 yards, Walter Koppisch, Co
lumbia VS.. New York university; 70
yards, William Bone, Tennessee VS..
Emory; rs yards, Andrew Cohen, Ala
bama VS.. Mississippi; 70 yards, David
Rosenfeld, Alabama VS.. Kentucky; 20
yards, Gil Reese, Vanderbilt VS.. Bir-
mingham- Southern; 20 yards, Emer-
son Jenkins. Bucknell VS.. Galladuet
20 yards, Clark, Galladuet VS.. St.
Johns; 10 yards, George r. Bogue,
'fIoiiiOiN Vs. olcSOH' ~ SdIuS,
E. Fitzpatrick, Georgia vs. Furman
40 yards, Henry NJ. Benkert, Rutgers
VS., f. and NJ; 20 yards, Shirley Went
worth, New Hampshire VS.. Maine; 20
yards, Doyle Harmon, Wisconsin VS..
North Dakota; 65 yards, Gil Reese,
Vanderbilt VS.. Birming
50 yards, Ward II. Connel, Notre Dame
VS.. Lombard; Go yards, Harold Grange,
Illinois VS.. Michigan; 60 yards, John
f. Mcbride, Syracuse VS.. Boston col
lege; Go yards, Charles II. Klump,
Brown vs. Boston university; 60 yards,
Evander French, Tufts VS.. Estes; G5
yards, Ray Gallivan, Illinois VS..
DePauw; 80 yards, William Blaisdell,
Bucknell VS.. Navy; 65 yards, Palmer,
w. and L. VS.. Citadel; GO yards, Evan
der French, Tufts VS.. Bates; 60 yards,
Emerson Jenkins, Buknell VS.. Gallau-
Diet; 60 yards, Connolly, Notre Dame
VS.. Lombard 60 yards, Herbert Steg-
err, Michigan VS.. Miami; GO yards,
Harry f. Wing, Grinnell VS.. Washing
ton 60 yards, Edward J. Tryon, Col
gate VS.. Providence; go yards, Rhodes,
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PAINTERS NOT
TOPLAY CENTRE
Meet Jacksonville On
Open Date OF Grid
. Menu

The Panthers of Birmingham-South-
ern college will not meet the Praying
Colonies of Centre at Redwood next
football season, according to an an
nouncement of Dean l.. NJ. Spivey.
chairman of the athletic committee at
the Methodist institution.
Loyola will be played in New Or
leans on October "a, the date original
" agreed upon, and Jacksonville Nor
nal will come to Birmingham for
grid battle on October 81. the date
o left open on the Panther schedule in
order to fill in with Centre if the Col
g.. onels could be induced to again play
in Birmingham.
4. The Centre authorities seriously CON
>idered the proposition offered them by
Birmingha m-SOuthern for game IN
the Magic City, it was stated. but
finally declined to accept, due to the
fact that their schedule is almost
/: wholly composed of games away from
home, and the Colonies are enxious to
schedule the open date on their own
menu with an engagement in Danvillc
Anxious For Game
Centre has played in Birmingham for
: several seasons, and the officials of the
Kentucky institution were anxious to
appear here.
Jacksonville Normal was on the
Panther menu the past season, and the
open date has definitely been awarded
sthe Normal eleven again. Dean Spivey
stated. and the game will be played at
Munger bowl This makes four games
of the nine scheduled by the Panthers
TO be played on home soil. Two other
teams which will journey to tho Magic
City for games with BirminghamSo
crn are Auburn and Mississippi college.
while Howard will be the foe of the
Methodsts at Redwood in their final
engagement.
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|NOTRE DAME ON
WAY TO COAST
Tickets All Sold For Big
Game At Pas
sadena

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-Thirty-two
players along with Coach Rockne and
Tom Lieb, his assistant, and student
manager, Leo Sutcliffe, steamed into
Chicago today. 1t was the first leg
on their flight to the coast where they
face Stanford on New Years day.
New Orleans will be the next stop and
the -Four Horsemen" will timber up
Monday on the Loyola field. Rockne
plans to turn loose a shower of passes
against the Westerners. The one Stan
ford game which was secuted by the
Irish showed them weak in that depart
ment, he stated.
Captain Adam Walsh's injuries may
preclude his playing. Hurt early in the
season, he was again bumped in the
Northwestern and Carnegie Tech games
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Sport Notes

NEW YORK-Johnny Farrell. cha m
rion medal golfer of 1924, is home from
Florida for the holidays with a $1,000
hill he won by driving from the Tampa
Mainland to Davis Island in Tampa
Bay The wallop carried 80 yards.
Duncan, Mitchell and Cruikshank
failed.
NEW YORK-Frankie Genaro,
American flyweight champion, under
went an operation for removal of his
tonsls yesterday.
Walter Hagen, to whom golf cham
pionships must have become monoton
ons, performed in his customary exhibit
tion manner in his appearance against
the Britishers, Duncan and Mitchell, in
Florida recently. Hagen slips, as do all
champions, but he seems to fall at the
right time. carrying his invincibility
into title play.
Alf Goullet, veteran of bicycle tracks.
willing to try again. From his hospital
bed comes the declaration that the
March 6-day race in Madison Square
Garden will find him pedalling along
with the rest. Goullet, ''booed' by the
still riding at the end although appendi-
citis had made the attendance of a
physician necessary for four days of the
grind
Miguel Ferrara. Argentine heavy
weight and sparring partner of Luis
Firpo, sails for the south today, last of
the invaders to leave. Firpo has crossed
the sea, Jose Lombardo has returned to
Panama ard Luis Viventini is on his
way to Chile, leaving Americans to fight
;;mong themselves until the warm
weather returns.
Lew (Young) Marullo, who recently
captured decision over the Senegalese,
Battling Sikh, has been warned by the
New York state athletic commission
that his proposed meeting with the
light heavyweight champion, Mike Me
TiSue. in New Orleans Monday night
meets with disfavor. McTigue is under
the ban in New York.