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HINTS ON PASSING.

HERE are 10 general hints on
passing which, II learned and
Il practiced, will enable almost any
man Of speed and alertness to develop
into a "passable passer." Teaching
players these 10 fundamentals is one
of the tasks OF every basket ball
coach.
/. Remember that the quickest way
Tn,qn Sdw essential sss Ra' speed i'sn Is bali
ia all N1men9sr importsnt "a Hss s@ scsool pisysrs
should not try TO throw the ball too
ss Tns esS 20 saa5s Of hs ycSr ss tssna ss
to catch IT and continue the play. Speed
OF passes depends on distance to some me
s. Remembe. not to get excited
ally come from inexperience. Bad pa.sees
denote weakness in fundamentals Wild
passing Is the sign Of 70 baa. qsaF ths
every time bad pass Is made; The
passer often spoiis a pass by allowing
ter hesitstes too long before moving.
tfen pas Concentrate on catching and
holding tho ball and then when this has
becn done. instantly concentrate on your
s. Remember a loose ball Is nobody's
pass, Go after ft--dive after 10 u neces-
sary in order to get possession for your
team. .
T. Remember that you can't expect to
receive a pass while stationary unless
you are alone under the basket. Keep
moving.
pect too much OF feamn1ate. Pass so
that he can handle the ball comfortably
$50 that. he viii not be caught of bal
snce. Place tho ball in front OF him
no / hat he may get II with elbows
slightly bent
D. Remember It's difficult TO pass 10 a
teammate through an opponent--or 70 n
teammste located In bunch OF oppo-
uents.
10 Remembsr that . bad pass not
only breaks up offensive play. but. also
opponent intercepts bad pass. the
chnnces arc that most OF your men are
out Of position TO aid In defense and that
hing for morale
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MIKE DUNDEE
DEFEATS SOILS

n ORTLAND, Ore. Feb. 14.-Dis
playing talent that entities him
to further consideration as q
contender for the worlds feather
weight honors. Mike Dundee, the
Rockford Illinois battler. outpointed
George Soils OF Salt Lake in each
Of the 10 rounds Of their contest here
Friday night.
At no stage of the battle, even in
the ninth and final round. when Soils
opened up in an effort to put away
the Illinois battler. did Soils have a
chance for the bout. Soils was beaten
al his own game.
Dundee showed to a better advsn-
tage than he did when he faced
Lackey Morrow and Joe German here
last year. His punching was better
timed and his blocking was very ef-
fective. lie showed far superior box
ing skill than Soils. who appeared to
he laying back in an effort to drive
home that one punch that would
bring home the bacon.
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professional matches and won all but
seven of them. Many victories have
been won over we'll known foreign
champions who out-weighed him from
so to 100 pounds.
Burns forced his way to the top by
winning the world heavyweight cham
pionship from the original "Strang-
Ter" Lewis In 1895, two falls out of
three. The Farmer" held the world
title until 1897, when he was defeated
by Tom Jenkins.
After losing the heavyweight
championship, Burns won the light
heavyweight title, which he held
until 1908. when he lost the honors
to Fred Beel of Wisconsin. The
Farmer" was AZ years Of age when
he lost to Beel.
The veteran wrestler likes to tell
about the time he met Billy. Paphe,
the fighter, In rough and tumble
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Passaic High
Hoopsters Win
202nd Victory

~ ASSAIC, N. j., Feb. 14.-Pas-
sale high schools basket ball
l. ball team won its s02d VIC
tory today. swamping the five OF
th Englewood high school by 9s
to e5. In the last six years the
Passaic team has lost only twice.
II ran up n string OF 159 consecu-
tive victories before being defeated
by Hackensacls high school last
week.
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Greeley High School Five
Halts Champ Windsor Team

After three years of basket ball su-
premacy among high schools in the
Rocky mountain region and after
winning the 1894 national interscho-
lastic championship. the Wizards" Of
Windsor. Colo. bowed in defeat be-
fore Greeley tColol High school last
night by a score of IA TO 2. Greeley
also, was the last high school to win
a kame from the Windsor fiys before
IL began >Hs three-year triumphal
march, in February, 1922.
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we'll over the 800 marx. Last year
the Buffaloes' new catcher hit for the
tender average Of 1928.
AS soon as he was notified that the
deal was complete. Burch mailed a
1925 Omaha Western league contracf
to Meyers at Glendale, Cal, the lat
ter's home.
With the announcement of the pur-
chase of Meyers comes word from the
Omaha club headquarters that nearly
all the contracts sent to old and new
members Of the 1925 Buffaloes had
been resigned and returned, includ-
ing the one from Jimmy Wilcox.
crack Omaha third baseman who IS
reported seriously Ill from pneumonia
at his home in Oakdale, q surub of
Pittsburgh.
Burch left Saturday for Excelsior
Spring, Mo, where he will attend the
annual scheduled meeting of the
Western league. Jack Holland. owner
Of the Oklahoma City Indians, and
Burch are members Of the schedule
committee. Ths meeting Will be held
Monday.
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Total ..........f1,sl21 $500 402
It will be seen from this amazing
financial tabulation that the receipts
Of three Of the best football teams in
the country totaled very close to s2,-
000, 900. and their profits. after pay
ing guarantees to other teams, sal.
aries of coaches. training table and
travelling expenses. and help at their
stadiums, came close to the 81 900 900
mark.
While California non the cham
pionship by less than 100000 over
Yale, 1t showed a profit OF s139,310
more than the Ellis. This seems to
Indicate that California hasn't learned
to run its eleven on the lavish scale
which is the rule at New Haven. The
difference in coaching expenses is
very little. Tad Jones gets SIS. 200
a season and Andy Smith. the Cali
fornia mentor, receives S12 1000. Tad
has more expensive assistants than
Andy. but with all that the coaching
outlay at these institutions came
nowhere near the $50 900. which was
spent at Columbus. The late Percy
Haughton was paid at the rate OF
si7, 500. with all expenses in addition.
He was the highest salaried football
coach in the game.
California won not only the money
title, but the attendance champion
ship as well. taking that by-some-
thing like $4,000 over Yale. The paid
admissions at Berkeley totaied 304.5ss
However, II must not be forgotten
that California enjoyed a big advan-
tage over Yale in the post season
game with Pennsylvania on New
Years day. The receipts and attend
anee for that affair. which attracted
close TO 10000 persons. boosted the
coast team over the Ellis. For the
%. Yale won the national laurels by
a good margin.
The Wall street statement on the
situation in football seems TO indicate
that the great college game is run
ming into big money. Out on the
coast they declare that II California
has another outstanding eleven next
season 1t will break the record Of
1924, both in money and attendance.
In fact there isn't single college
with a big stadium which does not
look for new marks next fall The
decline at Harvard marked the first
failure In the United States by col.
lege owning a stadium 10 continue
Its growth in the pleasant and high.
ly important details OF tho game.
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"Pat" McCill Wrestles
'Strangler- Lewis tn Draw

Rochester. N Y. Feb. i4.L"Pat"
McGill Of Nebraska, won n draw here
Friday night with Stranger" Lewis
In pinning the ex-champion's shoul.
ders to the mat In the second fall.
With the deadlock barred. Lewis took
the first fall In ~ minutes with an
army 70 behind" and toe hold com.
minutes with a reverse arm lock.
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South American Boxers
Will Compete i'm Tourne,

Buenos Aires. Feb. 1.-THE boxers
who will represent South America al
tho forthcoming Pan.American box
ing championships in New York will
be chosen in series Of competitive
matches among Afeentlnes. uru
Fusyans and Chileans here. from
March II to March 22.
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NEBRASKA MEDICS
START CAGE MEET

"HE first round of play in the an.
nual Nebraska Medical college
basketb all tournament was played
at the Omaha Athletic club gymnasi.
um Friday night with the Phi Beta ri
and Phi Chi teams the victors.
The Phi chis trimmed the Nu Sig
of the evening. AZ TO 6. The Alpha
kappas lost TO the Phi Beta Psi
quintet, = 10 39
The second round OF the tourney
will be played next Friday night
when tho Phi Peta III and non-frat
teams play. The Nu Sigma and Phi
Rho Sigmas meet In the second
game.
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I(T ARMER' BURNS, the grand
old man of the wrestllne
game, who discovered and
developed the late Frank Gotch, for
mer world champion, is 81 years old
But he is still in the game as a gym.
nasium owner and trainer.
The Farmer" is busy man
these days training Charley Han.
son, a heavyweight wrestler who
Burns 0pines is the best grappler
since the days OF Frank Gotch.
Burns, I'm spite OF his advanced
years, never loses a day in his gym
nasiun. He has devoted his entire
life to athletics, but Is best known
10 the public as the discoverer of
Gotch. He has wrestled and won far
more matches than any other living
man.
Weighing less than 10 pounds In
trim, Burns wrestled more than 5000
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MARTIN TO RETURN.
TO PRIZE RING

Clarksburg, w. Va, Feb. 13.-Bob
Martin. heavyweight champion Of the
American expeditionary forces, plans
to return to the prize ring in an ef-
fort to win Jack Dempsey's crown,
he said upon his arrival in Clarks-
burg today from Baltimore. where he
was operated upon for an injury suf-
fered in bout a year ago.
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Bob Koran Rolls
High Pin Score

Bob Koran of the Kinney shoe
bowling team, member of the Gate
city league. last night on the Reore.
alton alleys, bowled the second high.
est total OF the season when he top
pied the pins In three games for
totals of 210. 203 and 277. making
his grand total 500.
George Kennedy holds the high game
total with score OF G95.
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fight for a s., 900 side bet.
Burns was helping to train Jim
Jeffiies for the latter's fight with
johnson at Reno. Papke and Burns
got into an argument over the time
worn question as to whether
boxer can defeat q wrestler.
Burns was 81 years old at the time
and Papke was in his prime. but the
men met one afternoon. At the sound
OF the gong both men rushed from
their corners. Papke took the posi-
ton Of a boxer with left foot extend.
ed. Burns whirled sideways and trip.
ped Papke and soon had the fighter 5
shoulders pinned to the canvas. 1t re.
quired the Farmer" exactly Is min
utes to throw the fighter.
Not content with throwing Papke,
Burns dragged the fighter over 10 the
ropes, snapped a strand and tied
Papke's arms behind him.
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MASCART-KAPLAN
BOUT DELAYED

Paris. Feb. 14.-Edouard Mascart.
European featherweight champion.
has postponed his departure for the
United States until April upon receiv-
ing advices from Tex Rickard that
the proposed fight in New York be-
tween the Frenchman and Kid Kap-
Ian for the world featherweIght title
would be delayed until June.
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Ground Too Soft for Play
at New Happy Hollow

Willie Wotherspoon. professional at
the Happy Hollow golf course. an
nounced this morning that the ground
at the new club course II too soft
for playing.
Announcement will be made as soon
az the new course IL In condition for
playing, according TO Wotherspoon.
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Annual Western Ice
Skating Title Events TODAY

Chicago. Feb. i4.~-Crsck skaters
from Chicago. H.. Indiana Iowa.
Michigan and Wisconsin gathered
here today for the annual western
skating championships in Grant
park municipal stadium.
BILLY Steinmetx aud Eddie Nelson.
former winners are the ranking
favorites.
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Colorado Pocket Billiard
Champ Retains Crown

"Sllm" Harris. who lays claim toI
the pocket billiard championship OF
New England and IL the recognized
Colorado champion. successfully de.
Tended his title In a 1000 point match
with Butch" knudson of Denver. by
winning the nth block of>the match
last night. Knudson led the first
four blocks. but Harris ran out while
knudson was at the SOL mark.
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as soon as he arrives and will use
the assistants now aiding in football
practice at the university TO help him.
Owen Frank and "Bill' Day have
been doing that stunt heretofore.
Coach Scvhulte will still handle the
line men, 1t Is expected. Reports that
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Malone Wins Decision.

Chicago. Feb. 13--lock Malone of
ST. Paul tonight wen 1o.round
newspaper decision over Ray Pelltey
OF Los Angeles In a boxing match at
East Chicago, Ind. Malone weighed
l56 IL and Pellsey f62 pounds.
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Olson's Swedes Lose.

Oakland. Cal. Feb. 14.-olson's
Swedes OF Coffeyville. Kan. pro.
fcssional basket bali team, was de.
feated here by the Oakland knights
OF Columbus, 26 TO -. The defeat Is
the sixth out OF 81 games for the
kansans,
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Ingvolstad Pin Team
Leads Bowling Meet

Minneapolis. Mimi, Feb. 14.-The
Ingvolstad Bowling team of Min
neapolis hung up the best total at
the 18th annual International Bowl.
ing association tournament here Fri.
day night when It turned In 2,610
total, counting games OF S43, 91s and
94s. The Justus Builders OF st. Paul
were close behind with 2,59G.
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DAcE. Ae3:! 2.
NE&EXTS
FAIR GROUNDS.

Firs, race: SIX furiongs;
Everglsde Allen, -----.--'s I-le
s'Th1 Ti@e rii's i'ii .-s queer. PM M.ysrs.
John :. Mosby. Frishtfni and High Nie~
Second race; Nile and 70 yard.:
Tsrrsyse c thsreero--..as-i even
{ rims Ia Az. Don ju,a; s.. cpa5,:
Third race; SIX furiOnr':
ffslsp' f.,ls visitor 81 l'ss SMersa.j .r.a Is
c'Iiils TI%s. q. i.is s'''if Ja" David ana TAs
R-nseiei Vow. Thomas, ....I,-s 80,
nleetor sMerslerl -...-.'..'',-.s-A
" Tii Tim.: 10 a-S Luci,.r. r.rol. II.
Adoiphus, Bui,in In. st. Charles sna
ulrd. r,1,h iFSens rsSs, mile ,sa-s
Barracuda ,Msrineii0 .............. even
Time: 10. as. stsrssck ana pustasoat
sixth race: Mus and . sixteenth:
Donna santa 1a.rs.ro -. .s-i-sven
.%fD1s 4l%s; q; Is s.issi.. iii.,. Sss..
and Rock and RYE also ran.
MIAMI.
Fret race. Five and ene-hsif furisnrs
y,'dHins Sn 4i%. 'aSSsSis. 'SSSssss.i .'Ss
wish ! Win trryen( a.. ',-,;..,s,..s....6saa
star 1iei Winnie o'wynn-snd julie siss
second race: MI. and ene-s,r..srth.
sam ,' smith SS ~ s,ss.n.l. .is,is -
zsck Terrin ,kurtrinserl. ;.....-.. sse
JIM riNt SSnfaes,. S krsicl. e' ana rriSmph sra
Third races Thr.. and en.-h.n far.
sion tssrte,tl ...........sie :.s -
Asirid tRnssonl ..,.............z's -.
"GlsS' Tin's: ',i s.s rr.,U nm. csri.,erssr
" Fourth ia rse.' Fiv. and en.-h.is fur
Finn Las swslne!l ....i'ss 50. -
Rsli Gee IL stsssssi ..,.....s,.....sse
D. Tine nS,, l'ss - S0p,ss frsSm,.sm re. .'..
rit,h race, Nile sna 7s ssrs,;
Missionary teaS,esl ......,,.ss sis 80
Ns.snie SSmssess' ...' '''-'>.-- ~
''smsS ri@s, 'iisssnSs.G New 'asiS. ssls..
'sssss'a s,ssS rsss. se' Ss s1s fssienss ssSs s ran
rissslns Geek sr' sssvsnsl .tiss ave sc
Venus Snelinl .'......''s nS
Tins; IS ,SsiSssa nsy, swssss,.s-s-
Lady oA'ss' IA Tii FL IIs~A VSI star '''s '.@
First ~aor, sN furlcn9s,
Prince Rsnsid SMe,eaio ..isW
rsssr wSiftis ,asasianai ..s.ss.,, sissa
Time, ,ts 2-A Srotge N>rfk Private
seth, OMAHA. what's thf Time TsWtAt
>acni also ran,
second race = farlonGs,
Nv Friend rat ~ 9fessl .tsSa ace Sc
Scamper tNclsushN ,............s -
OiNsnrien king tCret9f ...a..s.s.sssee "a
Time' i,ei nemar. Run Gecrxe. sh<xs
"a Rspt6s Nafearet Madison. fsll Tesnr
fWriiie Russell, Alice AsrNey, Shert
Shsnss Nslsert Srsns TisssA As-x
Wsrsh alss yAA
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Galesburg. ILL.,. Feb. ft.--Cornell
college basket ball teams defeated
Knox. 81 TO II today In n basket ball
game. The Siwash were powerless
against the Iowa teams defense and
was able TO score but one field goal
in the second period, while the visitors
tossed the hail into the hoop from MI
angles. Cornell led, 7s 20 IL. at the
half,
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GROH AND ROOKIE
SIGN CONTRACTS

AYEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE New
M Nationals today received the
- contracts of IIeinie Groh. vet
eran third baseman. and Hugh tRedl
Mageney. a young pitcher from Notre
Dame. Groh left for the Giants train.
ing camp at Sarasota last Thur rsday.
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Jimmy Wilcox
Stricken I'll

Pittsburgh, Pa, Feb. 14.-Strick-
en- Ill as he was preparing to go to
the spring training camp, Jimmy
Wilcox, shOrtstop OF the Omaha
Western league baseball team, Is
suffering from peneumonia at his
home In OaIsdale, suburb OF Pitts
burgh. The attending physician to-
day reported his condition as fairly
good"
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ENTRY BLANKS FOR
RELAYS SENT OUT

r AwRENcE. Kan. Feb. IL
Formal invitations TO participate
- in the third annual Kansas re-
lays, April IS. were sent tonight by
DR.. F. c. Allen. director OF athletics
of the University Of Kansas. to uni
versities. colleges and preparatory
schools Of Is states.
Last year more than, 1000 athletes
from more than 100 institutions com
peted. They included Occidental col
lege. Los Angeles, and the Oregon
Aggies.
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Athletic Club Juniors
Will Play AIl.Stars

The Omaha Athletic club Juniors
and the Western Allstars will play a
Twenty and y streets. tomor.
row night.
Captain Joe Hrydel OF the Athletic
club may not be In condition to play.
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Rockets Defeat Evelelh.

Eyeleth MINI. Feb. is.--The MIN.
neapolls Rockets took the first of n
two.game series with the Evelcth
hoelteyists II TO | here tonight in
the western group Of the United
States amateur hockey league
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m% rs
&ciS6MSrts e

San Diego, Cal. Feb. H.-"scotty" Mon
tieth OF New York, manaser OF kid
Kapiap. featherweight boxing champion.
and Jackie Snyder and Joe Ryder, who
appeared In bouts here Friday night. had
his California license taken UP following
a long discussion over .hs smeans 10, q,
i0-round bout with Frankie Garcia. Holly
wood feat herweieht
Montleth appealed TO Boxing tsmmis,
sioner Louis Aimgren from the ruling of
chief Meyers inspector for the commits
sion. the amount OF esndage. Ain
gren told Monueth that Meyers was IN
Nontleth passed remark white leaving
the dressing room for the finssias' i, :,
Meyers and his license tasea up. lie
did not witness the bout.
Kaplan was also barred a. second
to snyder in the main event when Referse
grease on snyder between r anas
Garcia outpolnted snyder IN the le-
round bout. his right findins It's mark on
IN the rix-roand -emi-finsl Jackie
Burns San Francisco featherweight. out
pointed Joe Ryder OF New York.
Portland. Ore, Feb. t.--Mik~ Dundee.
Rock Island ,illl feetherweiTh'. hes
round bout here Dundee held shade
in practically every round. In sls-
round bout Nose Mob csrsse''s Sal, Lake @
son city went TO draw.
san Francisco. feb. ia.--radd, Mills of
England won the decision from Alex
Hart. Philadelphia lightweight in 10.
round bout Friday night. The bout was
fast, but without features, lazy Tanner
OF Denver won technical Knockout ever
Eddir Brown. Los Angeles welter. IN the
fourth round OF scheduled slx-Fe0na
affair.
Phoenix, Arts. Feb, ti.---lack SPAR. IA
ciflc coast lightweight, was awarded the
decision over Louis Marcia IN = iesfonnd
bout here
Hot springs, An. reh. it.-Bills
Schauers 81. faul leading lightweight
champion cont rndrr knocked out Eddie
Mccarthy ~ Denver IN the sixth round
~ 'h~it scheduled ie-seund bout here
Friday niEht.
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Navy 'Gym' Team Wins.

Annapolis, Md. Feb. 1.-THE Navy
varsity gymnastic team opened its
intercollegiate season today with n SO
To victory over Massachusetts Tech.
University OF syracuse fcncers were
defeated by the Navy. rs 20 ..
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f. Bearg. new
Husker foo tball
mentor. will be
here next week
to take up his
work. He will
! ca We Urbana
Monday by auto
and expect to ar
In Lincoln by the
middle OF the
week. He will
take up spring
football practice
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Martin Matched to Fight
Pete Sarmiento in March

Milwaukee, Wis. Feb. 13.-Eddie
(CannonbalD Martin. bantamweight
champion. and ePte Sarmiento. have
been matched in a lo-round node
cision bout here March 6, II was an
'nounced today. They will box at i20
pounds and Martins title will not be
at stake.
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Iowa State Boxers
Beat Kansas Agrics

Ames. Ia. Feb. i4.-The Iowa
state college boxing team scored
decisive victory over Kansas Aggies
here last night when 4 won six OF
the seven bouts ON the program.
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Schauer Stops Mccarthy.

nct Springs. Ark. F'eh. is.-Rilly
schauer Of st. Paul stopped Eddie
Mccarthy OF Los Angeles In the sixth
round of their scheduled ie.round
bout here tonight. The men are
likhtweiShts.
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team, dropped out Of the first TO and
could not make enough money on
the gridiron to pay for all its sports.
1t finished with a deficit of 81 900.
West Virginia was the only college
in the country to lose money on its
football season.
California took tho money cham
pionship by the substantial margin of
s5S.244 over Yale, while the Ellis won
second place by the difference of
s124.702 over Pennsylvania. These
three were the only colleges to pass
the 100000 mark in the gridiron re-
ceipts. The official figures are as
follows:
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Barney Burch
Buys Catcher
-a From Musksson
Frank Meyers, Michigan.Op
tario League Backstop,
Will Join Western
( League Champs.
ARNEY. BIRCH.

ARNEY BERCH.
owner ~ OF the
Omaha n baseball II
club. champions
Of the w estern
lea que last year.
last night An
nounced the pur-
chase of Frank
Meyers. catcher,
from the Musk e.
gon club of the
Michigan Ontario
league.
Meyers.was the
first-string catch
er for the Musk e
gon club for the
last year, and
each season hit
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Indians Release Cheeves.

Cleveland. Feb. 1.-THE Cleveland
American league tea mtoday released
Outfielder Tom Gully and Pitcher
Virgil Cheeves TO the Little Rock
tArk.l Southern leagu team
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Golden Bears Win
Financial Grid
Championship
California Leads Yale by
Substantial Margin in
Profits Derived From
Football.

FORK. Feb. IA
From a financial
point of view Cali
fornia won the
national football
championship last
season and set a
new money rec
ord. With all the
statements for the
fiscal 70 o t b a !
V e ar tabulated
the title goes to
the Golden Bears
with Yale second
and 'Pennsylvan
third. Harvard
W ! I h a losin E
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usker Cnder Artists Prepare for Coming Illinois Relay Carnival
Farmer" Burns Celebrates 64th Birthday Today
RESIGNATION OF
ZONES NOT TAKEN

Durham. \. c.. Feb. 13.-Authori-
ties of Duke university have not ac-
cepted the resignation of Howard
Jones as football coach, 1t was an
nounced today. 1t was stated that
no action had been taken toward re.
leasing Jones from his fiveyear con-
tract with Duke university in order
that he might accept position with
the, university of Southern California,
Gopher Hockey Team Wins.
Madison, WIS. Feb. 13.-The speedy
Minnesota hockey team defeated the
inexperienced Wisconsin sextet, 8 to
1, here tonight.
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Track Athletes
Make Ready for
Annual Event
Eight Men Expected to Make
Trip; Zimmerman Shows
Well for Mile
Race.

INCOLN, Feb. II.
Preparation for
the Illinois re-
lays to be held
February % at
the University of
Illinois at Ur-
bana, is receiving
the attention Of
Coach ii. +.
Schultz on the
cinder path at the
University Of Ne
braska. Track
men are going
through daily
workouts to get