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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
DOBIE ACCORDS EAST
MAJORITY OF PLACES.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-R-Dart-
mouth and Pennsylvania each is ac-
corded the distinction of placing two
stars on the All-Eastern football elev-
en- selected today by Gilmour Dobie,
Cornell's head coach for the Associated
Press.
Eight Of these eleven men, Dobie in
dicated, would also represent the
choices for All-American team, the
only changes necessary in his opinion
for such a mythical combination be-
ing the substitution Of Weir Of Ne
braska for joss of Yale at tackle. and
Grange Of Illinois for Check and New
ers of Stanford for Keefer in 'h'
backfield.
Doble's selections follow:
Ends. Korn, Swarthmore. and Thay-
or, Pennsylvania tackles, Wiberg, Co
lumbia, and JosT, Yale; guards, Ca
rey, Cornell, ana Diehl, Dartmouth
center, Robinson, Pennsylvania; quar-
terback. Cheek, Harvard; halfbacks
Tryon, Colgate, and Keefer, Brown
fullback, Oberlsnder, Dartmouth.
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TEAMS
CARRY OFF,
HONORS

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-CR-During
a campaign marked by keener rivalry
than ever before among various col
lege gridiron areas. the Eastern sector
of the football battlefront has carried
off the major share Of intersectional
honrs for 1925. f.
h Fifty-five games among prominent
teams in the East, South, Middle West
and Far West nearly twice the total
of such contests in 1924, form the
basis of comparison and out of this
competition the East energies with o
convincing lead, piling up % VIC
tories against IL defeats. The Attain
tic seaboard section thus succeeds to
the title held last year by the Middle
West, which finished second this sea-
son with 145 victories and % set
backs.
Despite the East's big numerical adj
vantage, the Middle West and South
collected fair share Of laurels where
the bigger teams came into conflict.
BIG TEN BREAKS EVEN.
Western Conference of big Ten"
teams. for instance. broke even in six
contests with major Eastern rivals.
| In the most conspicuous of these. ILL
nois and Michigan upheld Middle
| Western prestige by trouncing Penn
sylyania and the Navy, respectively,
while Dartmouth provided a finishing
flourish for the East in swamping Chi
cago.
The Eastern score also was aided by
F, the performance of the Army ana
| Navy in taking the measure of Notre
/ Dame and Marquette, respectively, Tor
victories that squared 1924 accounts.
The strength of southern contenders
for intersectional honors was displayed
in Tulane's victory over the North
western team, which defeated Michi-
gan. Southern Methodists' triumph
over Drake and Georgia Techs defeat
of Penn State on a neutral battle
ground, New YorS. Tulane also tied
Missouri, champions Of the Missouri
Valley conference.
4 ~ u. S. C. BEATS IOWA.
The Ear Vests biggest victory In
intersectional play, which still may
witness a post-season game or two OF
that type on the coast, was scored by
Southern California over Iowa. Wash
ington's coast. champions were held tc
tie by Nebraska.
Army registered the most imposing
intersectionaI record Of any team by
turning in five victories over oppo.
nents from the s-iddle West and
South. Besides Notre Dame, the cadet
triumphs were scored over st. Louis
Knox. Detroit and Davis-Elkins.
Notre Dame. which set the inter
sectional pace last year, slackened Its
stride bit but still managed to out
score Baylor, Georgia Tech and Car
lnegie to offset the Army defeat and
tie with Penn Sta,e.
The Haskell Indians won the sea
sons touring record" losing to Bos
ton College BY onv point in the East
on October IL and then journeying tc
the Pacific Coast TO conquer Gonzagi
by similarly close margin on Octo
Der 81,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
FLORESVILLE HIGH
TO PLAY PEARSALL

FIORESvILE, Tex, Dec. l.
Coach ~Red" Harper's Floresyille
High Kangaroos, %ho compiled a bril-
liant string of victories during the
last two weeks of their season. have
decided 10 don their football toks
again TO play Pearsall for the son
soIations championship of South
Texas.
Pearsail. following its defeat by
Robstown, issued a challenge TO any
Team In this section weighing 40
pounds TO the man. Floresville ay-
-ernges 143 pounds, so figures 1t IS
about the team Peamall is looking for.
Negotiations for the game are now in
progress.
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ALAMO HEIGHTS
TAKING on
ACADEMY
St. Mary's Team Will Train
Mules for Saturday
Game.

In order to keep his scrapping littls
"Mules" In trim for their champion
ship Junior Academic League tilt
against the st. Anthony's College yell
lowjackets Saturday, Coach Frazier Of
Alamo Heights arranged for q game
with Coach Dale McCoy's St. Marys
Academy gridsters Tuesday afternoon.
They will meet at 4 o'clock on the
Heights gridiron.
Although st. Mary's Is In the senior
division Of the local school league, its
weight is approximately the same a.
that Of Alamo Heights and the two
teamss hould be evenly matched.
DEWEY PROTESTS.
Coach Dewey Smalley Of ths
Breckenridge Wildcats has entered q
vigorous protest over the billing Of
the impending Alamo Heights-St. An
thongs clash as a championship af-
fair. 1t will be for the championship
only if st. Anthony's wins. he says.
Coach Smalley claims q win over
Alamo Heights by the forfeiture
route; therefore is the "Mules" de-
feat st. Anthony's Saturday, he says
there will be triple tie between the
Wildcats. Alamo Heights and st. An
thongs for the top Of the percentage
column, each with one loss against it.
CLEAR TITLE CLAIM.
By defeating Alamo Heights, Coach
Cozads tricky little Yellow Jackets
would have a clear claim to the title,
with victories over each Of the other
five teams in the league. Quarterback
Seidel is out for practice and the
Jackets are in good spirits.
Following Is the probable starting
lineup for Tuesdays game:
Alamo Heights. st. Mary'a
Turner .................. Carols
Dkon sssss.. ...sssE cnecksy
Left Tackle.
Wilson $685.. Mayors
~. Left Guard.
stoves sssss.... dlppS
Center.
Harper heliiy
Right Guard.
Reinhold ........... Bonniemason
Right Tackle.
Venue hefnnsef
Right End.
Menser mc1IWaue
Quarterback.
| Dalley -. sssEsss oeyv
Left Half.
| WOODS ss.. 1dh
Right Half.
Moore s.sp. Arreoondo
Fullback.
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COAST FANS TO SEE
ROSENBERG VS.. Lynch
BY Universal Service.

SAAN FRANCISCO, Dec. box
ing fans in this section Of the country
will have the opportunity Of witness
ing "Phil' Rosenberg, worlds bantam
weight champion, in action for the
first time Wednesday evening, when
he makes his debut At the Oakland
auditorium In n 10-round encounter
with california joe Lynch.
illness caused the champion 20 post
pone the bout
lynch just beat Vie Foley, the
Canadian bantamwVight title-hoider.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
FR|ERY WILL
START GAME
WEDNESDAY
Veltman Lost to Eleven,
But EIkins Is on
& Train.

Fully realizing the fight ahead OF
them If they are even to make a good
showing against the powerful Waco
Tigers, much less win the game. the
Breckenridge High Eagles, "a Of
them, accompanied by Coaches Bobby
Cannon and Dewey Smalley. pulled
out for Waco at 9 o'clock Tuesday
morning over the MKT.
The Eagles play the Tigers on the
Cotton Palace gridiron Wednesday aft
ernoon in a game that may change the
entire complexion of the state high
school championship tournament.
Waco is now the favorite to win
state honors. Coach Tyson has one
of his best teams. Should Bracken-
ridge High, crippled, upset the Tigers
against which occurrence heavy ODDS
are offered-the men Of Cannon may
drive through 10 state honors.
vELTMAN NOT ALONG.
Les (Squawk) veltman, who has
ably filled the shoes of Hub Friery
in the Breckenridge backfield while
. the triple-threat star has been on the
sidclines with a battered ankle, did
not make the trip 10 Waco. Grief
visited the yeltmans when the mother
Of the family passed away suddenly
Monday. The boys of the Bracken-
ridge SQUAD sent a floral wreath TO
their teammates home before their de-
perture Tuesday.
Posey Elkins, quarterback, accom-
panied the squad Tuesday morning,
though it was feared he would not be
able TO do so. Elkins was called home
from school Monday when his father
was taken i'll.
With Elkins available Cannon will
start him at quarter, Sweet and Fri
cry at halves and Fenner at fullback.
Friery drilled with the team Monday
and seemed in fairly good shape.
FIRST-STRING LINE.
The line will be first string from
end to end. Bass and Rees at the
wings, Williams and Ferguson at
tackles. Smith and Letch at guards
md Cheatham at center.
well give them a fight" said Can
non. sour goal-line hasn't been cross
I'd this year and we're going to try
awfully hard TO keep that record. l
plan to use Rudy Davalos or Dick
cullen in the backfield part OF the
time. We've had hard luck but /
think Breckenridge has team to give
Waco a busy afternoon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
BIKE RACES GET O. X.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-LPD-The
right Of the new Madison Square Gar
den 20 have bicycle races on Sunday
was sustained when Magistrate Levine
discharged four men served with sum
monses for violation Of the Sunday
law in connection with the opening ~
the new arena with six-day bicycle
race. Magistrate Levine discharged
the men ON a test case after II had
been admitted no complaints bad been
made against the races.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
HOREMANS GETS OFF
TO l99-POINT LEAD
OYER CUE CHAMPION

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-CE-Edouard
Horemans. Belgian challenger Of young
Jake Schaefer, worlds champion 1S.2
bElk-line billiard player. has 199-
point advantage on the titlist as a
result of their first block OF 500 in
the Hotpoint match last night. i,
The European cue artist, though
playing erratically, as did Schaefer,
ran out his block Of 500 in eight in
nings, with a high run of 236 in the
fifth and 124 and 103 in the first two
trips TO the table.
Schaefer's best was 146 for an aver
age of AZ and a score Of 301.
They play the second block tonight.
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FIGHT RESULTS

BUFFALO.-Tiger Flowers, At
lanta negro middleweight, won a de
cision over Benny Ross. Buffalo, %
rounds).
SALT LAKE CITY. - Johnny
O'Brien, Boston, knocked out Pat Gil.
bert. Salt Lake, in the third round OF
their six-round bout.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. - frankie
Welsh, Chicago welterweight, beat Joe
Anderson, 10 rounds).
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be exact, for in large measure the
stance controls the flight of the ball.
If the feet sneak a couple of inches
forward the player may see every ball
he hits, with a wood roll along the
ground, and it is safe to say that the
larger proportion of ordinary players
stand too far forward of the ball.
When your shots are particularly
bad, take look at your feet. Chances
are the toes will be pointing straight.
Point them out some-and see the
immediate difference.
Copyright John F. Ollie Coz
copyright, Chester Horton, 1924-repro-
duction in any form strictly prohibited.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
LEAD BIKE RIDERS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-fFD-Mc-
Namara and Georgetti held the lead
BY one lap this morning at the end Of
the thirty-fifth hour Of the six-day
bicycle race in the new Madison
Square Garden. Their distance was
623 miles and s laps. The team Of
Linard and Benezatto was one lop
behind the leaders. Three laps be-
hind the leaders were the :cams Of
Kockler Stockton and Wambct-Lac-
quehay.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
GRAYJACKETS FACE
THREE HARD GAMES

The Grayjackets, who won the Sin
dependent championship" in local foot
ball by defeating the Bulldogs Sunday,
are not through for the season by any
means. Manager d. NJ. Massie has
booked a game at Laredo for Deem
Der 6, one at Mason for December IL
and one with the Ninth Infantry Of
Fort Sam Houston for December 20,
he said today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
BAD SEASON CAUSES
SAVAGE TO RESIGN

ST. LOUIS. No. Dec. 1.-P-
The resignation Of Dan J. Savage as
director of athletics and football
coach at St Louis University, was
announced today. The resignation has
been accepted by the athletic board.
effective at the close Of the school
year when the coach's contract ex-
pires. The resignation came at the
close Of an unusually bad football
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
FOOTBALL SQUADS
GO ABOUT PICKING
LEADERS FOR 1926

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 1.-R
Neil Cargile, Commodore end, was
elected captain of the Vanderbilt 1926
football team last night,
% FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Dec. l..
P)-Herman Boozemann. center, was
chosen captain Of the University Of
Arkansas football team for 1926 at a
dinner here last night.
LEXINGTON, KY. Dec. 1.-CP
Frank Smith, halfback, was chosen
captain Of the University Of Kentucky
football team for 1926 last night.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Dec. Up
Lloyd T.. Yoder. of Salem, Ohio, right
tackle on the 1925 varsity and presi-
dent of the student council, was elect
ed captain of the Carnegie Tech foot
ball team for 1925 at a meeting Of the
lettermen here last night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
HEWITT ARMY CAPTAIN.

WEST POINT, N. Y, Dec. 1,-CP)
Orville NJ. (Tiny) Hewitt, fullbnck,
has been elected captain Of the 1926
Army football tenn. Hewitt, q ma
tive of Pennsylvania. played for the
University CT Pittsburgh before COM
ing to West Point, where he has APP
peared in the backfield for three years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01

varies tne BOu
players custom
airy stance. At
ter the golfer
has been at golf
a few years he
learns to take
the stance as a
m a t t err of
course, and the
longer he plays
the coarstr is
the way hi s
stance may be-
gin upsetting
his shots with
out his being
conscious of the
source of trou-
BILE. If the shot
is to be exact,
A. 49, .x
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
O'BRIEN STOPS ROBRER.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien still has a very effective
right hook. IL ended the flight of a
robbfr fleeing a store.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
BRECKENRIDGE HIGH SQUAD OFF FOR WACO GAME
Inside Golf
Maker Of 81 Colt Championa. "Gslf's
By CHESTER HORTON
most successful teacher anys
~Chicks Byans.

A very small distance on the ground
is equal to a big result in the golf
shot if the small distance in question
The Kusko times., 1925-04-25

where h. h&h goue some tune Drevi- "nsly for tbe benefit of his health. Fur~ al -s>-evlce> ve,r held to Junpsu u0dec ahe ~usplcts "f ahe, Pionears Of Ala-kH- If which JeRsen WAS 6 UDem- her, and 'hr body was shipped to-Fatrt h.. s- 7. sz.tessnrng
The Kusko times., 1925-04-25

L o, Cure. for tbe past four years U. 5. district u1UUraey for the First divi- sion. @'th headquarters at Juneau, has resigned hjs position and will open offices for the practice If law at Ket- chlkHn
The Kusko times., 1925-04-25
Alaska Notes GleaningS 'From Territorial
 Exchanges.


 CougTess maue no p,oV,stou Ior cou tiuoing the office af Territorial Secre tarv or Lieatenant N.ivet DOT of Alaska when it adopted Legislation aoolishlug the office of surveyor general. This , information was vrtaceived by Terri torial Secretary K srl fhelle in tele- ,. gram from the Secretary of the ln steciorAn respnnse bo as .reqdest for ad vices on the subiecp Before the es sabiohmeut sf the office of surveyor general lhe clerk efsthe Uuited States district court Was Illatie ex-otjclO Ter Frtorixl secre tar , sAnd the Uolted States marshal ex-otficIo surveyor general. At that time there was only one district court ID the enttre Territory of Alaska. ,S Lu l867 tue etice Of sutVeEur general was created, Andstha0 official WAS made lieatenant governor Secretary Theile Setegraphed to Senator Frank Willis Uf Ono, chajPmau of the Senate com <nttLe on GeEciGories, requesting that he take the atnatteF up WlJn the PreSl dent aud Secretary uf the Interior and ascertain whether or not the matter might be corrected by executive order. As the matter DOW stands, there will ao territorial secretary after June 30 next, when the law abollShing tne office of surveycr'Yeneral goes into eff q feet, leaving DO one bo act as governor in the event of the' absence from the Territory, resignatiOa. death brother disability of the governor. .
 Alter -deliberatipg, for.four hours g verdict of .acouitta4 was rendered in the case of ths United States vs. Romeo 'Hoyt, who was charged with having robbed the Fairbanks postuhire, in the . district court at Juneau. Fhe-eass at . sracted considerable interest, and over v forty witnesses ff0m. sIl sparts 0f Alaska !, aad the UniLed States were sub I poenaed.
 In the first trtal; at Fairbaaks, last fall. the jury disagreed, and when the time set for the seeond trial early in < February, had arrived the gov eruments nlo> ed for ehargs of venue, and ey Judge Clegg ,trausfetred tue case to --J uneau.
 The last Congress proved very geu. erous in it's treatment of Alaska, ap- f prOpriating a sum lB eEeess of LS4 G00.- GOO fur the beaeEb bf- the Territory. For the Alaska raiIroadtthes sun of : $l,605,1e0 was all,stecto Fora. the build- ciug of roads and trails and nanten- auce therenf, $ls4a6a0o0' was. appr0pri- .at4A Ent thr 1nn-. t,Il.ti, il ..f 4 cl,aSt
The Kusko times., 1925-04-25

Scot'F Tag Ior ,puueeH os Nairbauks !" here be was q tpeE16er of the Pio- r'eer~ ~ AIaska, oas~ed aWaV recently. tie @as buried aoder the aus uices of the 4pj0oeers t,f 4 a@ka.
The Kusko times., 1925-04-25

w R. Peaniug ton, aged B wac tespk the first rotary SHOW blow over the old Alaska Central railroad out of Seward, died recently in Seattle.
The Kusko times., 1925-04-25

'Easey' Me Daniels, who was dining Car conductor on the Alaska railroad for several years. is candidate for United States marshal of the phird division and is said to ha7e the sup port of Senator Wingate.
The Kusko times., 1925-04-25

Sam Jensen, well known pioneer of the Fairbanks district. died recen ly aboard the gas ooaa May Flowers while eu route to Juneau from Tenakee.
The Kusko times., 1925-04-25

am the principal owner Of block Of ground Yankee creek about mics long. extend ing from No l Below Discovery down to the mouth of the creek.
 Pay has been located all along for distance of about three miles from the upper end. and pretty well prospeeted and cross-cut.
 The average ueptn oi the ground is from to twenty feet. The top is all black muck. that be moved freelv Norock bigger than one s fist.
 The width of the pay. for distance of about three miles .ts from leo 10 2O0 feet. Crosscuting work indicates that the ground will go from l5 cents to $l per square foot of bedrock. My belief is that the pay will average E'0 cents per foot
 have ditch on the ground. three miles long, together with water rights. The ground is pretty we'll cleared There is also a drain three miles loog rith the right. 1 also have 2 water right on Ready i3uliion creek fros which water can be brought Yankee creek with ditch less pian a a,tnas Ioug 300 tee) which will give four sluceheads If water, @ith pressure fall of I2G feet, being l600 teet to tue work from the ditch.
 After doing away with the muck. there will be
The Kusko times., 1925-04-25

Exports of canned salmon from the United States during the year 1924 show an increase of snors ban l2 per cent over the exports oi the previous year, according to the foodstuffs dlvi- sion of the Department of Commerce. The United Kingdom is by far our best Customer, having taken over one-half of the total shipments. The Philip pines, Australia, Mexico and Canada follow in the order of their importance as buyers, and che remainder is distrib. uted in some eighty countries. The total quantity of salman exported was 610l2, 369 pounds. valued at approxi- mately. SIG, GOO, GOO.
The Kusko times., 1925-04-25
A Dredging or Hydraulicin8 Proposition. Yankee Creek

from four to six feet of dirt handle Tine pay runs mostly in the bedrock of porphyry ana slate The ground is virgn, only about $ll ,ooe having been taken out 6y windiass in prospecting. Prospecting work during the present W .ntaf a&s resulted inEnding values that e1n ep to .sl per square foot of bedrock.
 The Flutne Dredge Company bcs dredge above this ground whieh'has been ia operation for the last three seGsouS.
 The Gosernmeat road crosses an6ee creek, also havea road down the creek that connects with the Government road
 an also tne agent for owners of ground otter than that ae}d by myself.
 The ground car be worked either with 9recge dfag-iiae seraper, or by hydranIiea4. wil either sell the ground OF give lease oa it. Ii the prospect satisfactory to the bayer, cash payment will be expected. A geod barg&jn will he given to the right party.
 For further information. eras, etc, caR on ground, or write telegraph ne.
 FED NOLLETTF,
 Tok8tAa, Alaska.
The Kusko times., 1925-04-25

guard cutter. to take the place of the cutter Bear, S925 GOO was approprlatee. For lnpce veGent of Wtaugeil Nat rows. n'cs ssart aeG <" oAyi2a. lon, S5O0, ,OU0 was allotted. For the construc- tion of he Mount AicKinIe3 Park hIgh VA $lo0. 00O ~as siven Tue U, S udIeau ot educatlua work ltf Aias1 d got an Increased appropriation. Ehe u. 5. geol"gica work, the U. 5 ex- perimental stations, the U. s. bioog ical work. fur and game prOtecLlan and other necessary activities In Alaska were duly recognized.
 An increased aIi0ttueut oi $40 UO0 out of tie lump sum river aud harbor ap proprlatIou lor next year has oeea SC cured for dredging and Improvement work at the muu Ia If Stake river aud Nome harOor uJ C0i. Jamos U. Steese, district engineer rivers and harbors, through submittal of g special report to the War Department last JaLuary, which included < review of the past ex perlence and future expectations of the situation.
Evening star., 1925-09-13
Domestic Bonds Steady.
WALL STREET BRIEFS.

NEW YORK, September IL R.--
Reports received in Wall street from
London say Sir James Currie has con-
cluded important details concerning
Lago Petroleum, the understanding be-
ing that a new company will be organ
ized to take over the present Lago
Petroleum Co. and Lago Oil and
Transport, which will be under con-
troll of Pan-American Petroleum and
Transport Co.
A split up of the common stock Of
Devoe and Reynolds Co.. on the basis
of three shares for one, will be voted
upon by stockholders at a special
meeting September %, two shares to
be class A non-voting common and
one share to be class B voting COM
mon, both shares sharing equally in
dividends and having identical rights
in distribution of assets. The com.
mon stock will be increased by 80 900
additional shares of class A non-voting
stock, OF which $4,000 shares are to
be issued now. With funds taken
from surplus. the new capital will be
used to acquire the Wadsworth-H How
land Co. of Boston.
A visit to Detroit by w. r. Morris
of Morris.C .Cowley, Ltd, large British
motor manufacturers, has created
rumors that he is negotiating with
officials of General Motors Corporation
concerning possible absorption of his
company. The British concern made
about 10000 motors in 1924 and this
years production is said to be at rate
of $4,000.