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Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-20
Ranch Employees
Under Arrest

Joe Valcarto, 81, and NJ. Saucedo,
25, said to be employees of the
Tamarack ranch, l. miles northwest
of FL Centre, were arrested this
morning by Deputv Sheriff George
Young ON 4 disturbance of the peace
charge.
According to the officer the two
MeXicans had staged drunken
brawl at the ranch last night and
were prepared to continue today
when the law arrived They were
lodged in the county Jail.
Agapito Gomez, 81, in this coun-
try but one day, is being held at
the county bastile tor the immigra-
tion officials.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-20
Oklahoma Gusts
Gov. Johnston

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, March
20. (U.R-Henry S. Johnson was re-
moved from office as governor of
Oklahoma today upon conviction by
the senate court of impeachment
The vote was 80 to for convic-
tion ON the charge of general in
competency.
Lieut.. Gov. w. J. Holloway, who
has been acting governor since John
ston's suspension January 81, now
becomes governor in fact to serve
Johnston's incompleted term.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-20
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

IONIGhI
o. E. S. card parties, 8 p. m.
homes of members.
Midwcek meetings, at all
churches.
City council 1880, city hall
Oasis Lodge F. & A. M, 7:30,
Masonic temple.
c. of g. directors, 1880, C.
of C.
Eagles lodge, 554 Main st.
Troop 7, B. s. A., 7:30 Elks
club.
Troop 16, B. s. A., 7:30,
Scout hut.
/. o. o. F. lodge 397, p. m,
Davis hall.
Radio KXO, 6 to 10.
Fox Imperial theatre, "sally
of My Dreams.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-20
KING HoNORs NURSE

BOGNOR, Eng, March 90. W.P)-
The King has awarded a medal OF
the Royal Red Cross, second class,
to Nurse Gordon, who has been at
tending him since his illness began,
He presented it to the nurse be,
fore her. departure for vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-20
Flood Districts
Need Anti Toxin

PENSACOLA, Fla, March 90. U.H
and Caryville, Fla, in the
Florida flood district, today appeal
ed for more tctanus anti-toxm to
prevent a threatened epidemic.
Carcases of hundreds of animals
drowned in recent floods are begin
ming to show above water, advises
said and danger of disease is great,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-20
PRINCE ToAsTs KING

LONDON, March 90. W.H The
Prince Of Wales, toasting the
health Of the King at the annual
dinner of the IIonorable Company
Of Mariners yesterday said he was
"more certain than ever" that the
King was on the road to complete
recovery.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-20
GETS AIR CROSS

WASHINGTON. March 20. U.H
The distinguished flying cross
was presented to First Lieut.. Carl
r, Eielson, air corps reserve, by AS
sistant Secretary Of War Dawson
yesterday for achievement in an
arctic polar flight.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-20
COUNTY UNIT
Bill. KILLED
IN COMMITTEE
Legislature Settles Into
Harness With Hardy
Trial Sidetracked.

SACRAMENTO, Calf, March 90.
UP)-LegislatiVe work resumed in
both houses of the state legislature
today, following the senate's deci-
sion to postpone the actual impeach,
ment trial Of Judge Carlos $. Hardy
of Los Angeles until next week.
The county unit bill, one of the
most hotly contested measures of the
present session, was killed in the
assembly education committee last
night by vote of to 4.
The bill would have given each
county Il central board of educa-
ton, with control over all schools,
except where the school had an at
tendance of more than 800 chill.
dren.
Superintendent of Schools william
II. Hanlon Of Contra Costa county
spoke in favor of the plan, sponsor
ed by the California Taxpayers As
sociation. He was followed by Dr.
Lars &. Petersen Of the University
of California. Opposing the meas
urc were Roy w. Cloud, secretary,
and +. l.. 7. llurston, assistant secre-
tary of the California Teachers As.
sociation, and David +. Martin.
county school superintendent of
Alameda county and others.
Restriction of days for duck hunt
ing from seven to three week was
favorably recommended by the as
semhly fish and game committee to-
I,,r fIr
Ralph +. Swing Of San Bernardino
has already passed the senate. It
would permit hunting only on We'd
ucSday. Saturday, Sunday, holidays,
and opening and closing days of the
season.
Nalidation Of the Golden Gate
bridge aud highway district, provid-
cd in a bill BY Assemblyman Charles
ReindoIlar of San Rafael, was on
it's way through the senate today.
The senate roads and highways com
mittce unanimously voted the bill
'.do pass > last night.
To Probe Eadham Case
Legislative investigation of the
alleged attempt by Los Angeles
labor leader to influence the vote of
Assemblyman Willard Badham Of
Los Angeles will be started immedi-
atcly, it was indicated here today.
Following Il meeting Of the South
crn California delegation last night
the group appointed a subcommittee
composed Of Asscmblvmcn Roscoe j.
Anderson of Redding, Morgan Kea.
ton Of Long Beach and Harry Lyon
of Los Angeles, to investigate the
allegations and draw up a resolution
to be submitted to the assembly
With members of the Antisaloon
League crowding the room, the sen
ATE criminal law revision committee
met lest night and failed to reach a
vote on The Rochester search and
seizure bills. These measures, by
Senator George Rochester Of Los An
gelrS, would broaden the law forbid
ding officers entering homes without
search warrants, to apply TO prohi-
bition officers. They were put over
for another week to allow certain
amendments TO be added.
\ bill by senator Rochester max
ing it a misdcmranor to represent an
officer falsely, was given favor
able recommendation by the com
mittee. Anyone entering 4 home,
arreSting or OBTAINING a person
while falsely representing himself to
be an officer, would be given a fine
Of $500 or Il Jail sentence of six
months.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-20
RE:()PEN N
MOONEY
D|SPU
Woman Witness Recants
Testimony Given At
Labor Mans Trial.
CLAIMS COERCION
Preparedness Parade Out
rage Likely To Be Ex-
humed Again.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 90.
up Estcllc Smith. whose testi-
nony is said to have sent Warren
X Billings aud Thomas Mooney 10
prison for life, today admitted the
story she told on the witness stand
during the Preparedness Parade
bombing trial, was false
In an affidavit. made public to-
day, She declared her Identification
Of Billings as the hurlcr Of bomb
was not true and that she never Was
sure about the matter.
Tho statement. said TO have been
made voluntarily, casts a reflection
on former District Attorney Charles
NJ. Fickcrt who has been accused bv
those seeking pardons for Billings
aud Mooney as "ffaming tla pair.
\ desire for I" fair play prompt
"a Miss Smith in issuing today S
statement size said.
Friends Of Billings and Mooney
Lave long claimed that all evidence
presented at the trial has been dis
lredited and that tile men we've vie
TINS Of wartime hysteria.
The Preparedness Day parade was
held in San Francisco in July, 1916.
As the columns Of humanity walked
DOWN the street, bomb fell, having
been thrown from an office building
along the line of march.
Ten persons were killed.
The conviction Of Billings for n
imc hung on Ids Identification az
being the man who entered n dental
office whore Miss Smith was en-
ployed Her positive Identification
of him was +hc high light in the
prosecution 5 ease and is said to
have paved tile way for conviction
IF Mooney.
Says Drug Given
Miss Smith was n6t called TO
testify against Mooney but her
testimony against Billings j. said
to have had its influence ia the
Mooney trial because of the con
nection the two men had rs labor
lenders and agitators.
The affidavit claims that NOR
phine was administered to Miss
Smith during the trial and that be
cause of use of drugs she was not
normal at the time.
1t also is claimed in the affidavit
that District Attorney Ficltcrt en-
deavorcd TO get Miss Smith II
testify that she saw Mooney N the
building too but She refused to do
50.
After eonvicting Billings the
state dismissed Miss Smith, thus
freeing her, the affidavit says, from
the threats Of authorities who she
says insisted that she testify accord
ing to their dictation.
Reputation of her testimony by
Miss Smith undoubtedly will add
new life to the - year old fight to
free Mooney and Billings. Laboring
men and liberals have fought for
Years to secure release of tie men,
claiming that the trial was "'fram-
ed - and that America $ approach
ing entrance into the World War
prevented q fair and impartial
hearing.
Pardons for the men have been
requested many times and a fund
for their defense was formed by
five, 10 and - cents contributions
from laboring men in every state in
the Union. Always friends of the
pair, following the desire of the con
victed men, demanded full pardons
rather than paroles.
Throughout the years of their i'm
prisonment both men have never
wavcred in maintaining that they
were innocent.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-20
CONNICK NAMED

SACRAMENTO, March 20. WP)-
Appointment of Arthur f. Connick
of Oakland, as a member of the Cali
tornia Park Commission to succeed
DIR. Ray Lyman Wilbur, now secre.
tarv Of interior at Washington, was
announced today by Governor c. C..
Young, Connick formerly was pres.
ident of the Save the Redwoods
League
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-20
BANDITS ROB MARKET

LOS ANGELES, March 20. U.P)-
Two bandits held up employees of
the La Brea Market on North La
Brea street and escaped with $l65
shortly after the market opened to-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-20
By DENNIS LANDRY
United Press Staff Correspondent

NOGALES, Ariz., March 90. U.H
Rebel activities in the northwest
section Of Mexico were at stand
still today with attacks expected to
be launched at Mazatlan, on the
west coast. and at Naco, Sonora, on
the border, revolutionary head
quarters said,
General Fausto Topete, governor
of Sonora, said he had been in com
munication with General Ramon
Iturbe, who is besieging Nazatlan,
and that Iturbe announced he prob
ably will attack the seaport today.
Earlier advices had said that
1turbe had started the battle.
JUAREZ, Chihuahua, Mexico,
March 90. U.P-Advices to rebel
headquarters here today said a
Mexican federal airplanc had BON.
bardcd General j. G.. Escobar's Is
troops in Escalon, killing one man,
nOn-combatant.
The dispatch said the man killed
was the town S only baker.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-20
TOMORROW

Woman's Ten Thousand
Club, 2:30, club house.
Rotary Club luncheon, Bar
bara Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-20
LOSES HIS LAST BATTLE

Marshal Ferdinand brilliant Allied armies
the World War morning
lengthy illness
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-20

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Grinnell W.. Penn College at 0rinnell
Hannline VS.. st. Olaf at st. Paul.
Haskell vs.. Friends ut Lawrence.
Hays vs.. Hastings 1T Hays.
Heidelberg VS.. Olivet at Thin. -:
Illinois College VS.. Quincy ut Jackson
vile.
Indiana VS.. Wabash at Bloomington
Iowa VS.. Carroll at Iowa City.
John Carroll VS.. Valparaiso at Cleve-
land.
Kearney W.. Tarlio at Kearney.
La Crosse vs.. Winona Teachers At Il
| Crosse
Marquette Teachers VS.. Stevens Point
ct Marquette.
Miami VS.. Earlham at oxford.
Michigan State vs.. Alma Mt HAST
Lansing.
Milwaukee VS.. North Central 1T MIL
waukee.
Moorhead VS.. Bemidji at Moorhead.
Monmouth VS.. Mt. Morris ut Mt. Nor
ris.
MT. Pleasant VS.. Detroit Tech at Mt
Pleasant.
Muncie VS.. Indiana Central at Muncie.
Oberlin vs.. Kent ut Oberlin.
Ohio Wesleyan VS.. Marietta at Della
ware.
Oshkosh vs.. Lawrence at Oshkosh.
Pittsburg VS.. Tahlequah ct Pitts
st. Ambrose VS.. Macomb at Daven-
port.
st. Thomas VS.. Springfield ct st. Paul.
st. Viator VS.. Carbonate at Bourbon
nais.
Sheldon VS.. Sioux Falls at Sheldon.
Shurtleff VS.. Flat River ct Alton.
Toledo VS.. Akron ut Toledo.
Western Reserve VS.. Kenyon ut Cleve-
land.
Wheaton VS.. Crane ut Wheaton.
whitewater vs.. Elmhurst ut White
water.
Wichita vs.. Tulsa at Wichita.
William Jewell VS.. Washburn ut Lib
erty.
Wittenberg VS.. Bluffton at Springfield.
Wooster vs.. Otterbein at Wooster.
West.
California VS.. Santa Clara at Berkeley.
Gonzaga VS.. Ellensburg at Spokane.
Laverne VS.. California Tech at La
Verne.
Modesto VS.. College Of Pacific at Mo-
desto.
Montana vs.. Mount st. Charles at
Missoula.
Montezuma vs.. New Mexico Military
Institute at Montezuma.
Nevada VS.. Brigham Young ct Reno.
New Mexico Aggies VS.. ella at State
College.
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New Mexico w. Freshmen at Albu.
querque.
North Dakota Asgies VS.. concordia at
Fargo.
Oregon VS.. PACING University at Eu-
gene.
oregon State W. California Aggies at
Corvallis.
Regis vs.. Colorado Asgies at Denver
st. Ignatius vs.. Submarine ut San
Francisco.
Santa Barbara vs.. Santa Maria oil
Santa Barbara.
South Dakota vs.. Yankton OF Yer.
miiion.
Southern California vs.. University OF
California Southern Branch at Los An
geles.
stanford Va. olympic A. c. at Palo
Alto.
Superior vs. North Dakota at SUI
perior.
Utah vs.. western State at Salt Lake
City.
!. Washington vs.. Whitman at Seattle
washington State VI. College Of Idaho
ut Pullman.
Dakota wesleyan vs.. South Dakota
State at Mitchell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26
Grid Bookings This Week End

City College Of New York VS.. Rider at
New York.
Columbia VS.. Middlebury at New York.
Duquesne VS.. Slippery Rock at Pitts
burgh.
Gettysburg vs.. Loyola at Gettysburg.
Grove City vs.. Adrian at Grove City.
Holy Cross vs.. st. Johns Of Brooklyn
at Worcester.
Lowell Textile vs. Arnold at Lowell.
Maine VS.. Rhode Island at Orono.
Marshall vs.. Chenille at Huntington.
Muhlenberg VS.. Juniata at Allentown.
New York University VS.. Vermont at
New York.
Rensselaer, vs. Long Island University
Ut Troy.
Rutgers VS.. Providence at New Bruns-
wick.
st. John VS.. st. Paul at Collegeville.
st. Xavier VS.. Transylvania at Cincin-
natl.
schuylkill VS.. Cooper Union ut Read
ing.
Springfield VS.. Brown ut Springfield.
Syracuse vs. Hobart ut Syracuse.
Temple VS.. Thiel at Philadelphia.
Union VS. Wagner Mt Schenectady.
Ursinus vs. Dickinson at Collegeville.
Villanova VS.. Lebanon Valley at Villa
nova.
washington Jefferson vs. Ohio North
ern at Washington, Pa.
Wesleyan VS.. Rochester ct Mtddietown.
williams VS.. Trinity ut Williamstown.
st. Bonaventurs vs.. st. Vincent at Al
legany. =
South.
William and Mary VS.. st. Johns at
Williamsburg.
Washington and Lee vs.. Lynchburg at
Lexington.
virginia Poly VS.. Roanoke at Blacks
burg.
V.M. I. VS.. Richmond at Lexington.
Vanderbilt VS. Mississippi at Nashville.
Tulane vs.. Louisiana Normal at New
Orleans.
Alabama Poly VS.. Birmingham South
ern at Montgomery.
Alabama vs.. Mississippi College at
Tuscaloosa.
Atlantic Christian VS.. Campbell at
Wilson.
Baylor VS.. Denton at Waco.
Tennessee VS.. Centre at Knoxville.
North Carolina VS.. Wake Forest at
Chapel Hill.
Mercer vs. Duke at Macon.
Clemson VS.. Davidson at Charlotte.
Arkansas VS.. College Of Ozarks at
Fayetteville.
Birmingham Southern vs. Alabama
Poly at Montgomery.
Boiling Springs VS.. Rutherford Mt
Morganton.
Bowling Green VS.. Murfreesboro at
Bowling Green.
Carson Newman VS.. Boone at JefYer-
son City.
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Tomorrow.
East.
Alfred VS.. Hamilton at Alfred.
South.
Austin VS.. Durant at Sherman.
Hendrix VS.. HArding at Conway.
Jonesboro College VS.. Will Mayt1eld al
JoneSboro.
Magnolia VS.. ouachita at Hope.
Maryville VS.. Tennessee Wesleyan al
Maryville.
Memphis Teachers VS.. sunnower al
Memphis.
Sam Houston VS.. Lon Morris at Hunts
vile.
San Marcos VS.. s. F. Austin at sar
Marcos.
Tuskegee VS.. Knoxville at Tuskegee.
Mid West.
Springfield vs.. McKendree at Spring
Sterling VS.. Bethel at Sterling.
West,
Chadron VS.. South Dakota Mines at
Chadron.
Fairmont VS.. California Teachers at
Fairmont.
Occidental VS.. Arizona at Pasadena.
Saturday.
Local Teams.
GEORGETOWN VS.. Mount st. Mary'S,
Georgetown Field, $3.50 o'clock.
Maryland VS.. Washington College,
College Park, o'clock.
Catholic University vs.. Boston College
at Boston.
Navy VS.. Denison at Annapolis.
West Virginia vs.. DaviS-Elkins at
Morgantown.
Western Maryland VS.. Baltimore at
Westminster.
Army VS.. Boston University at West
Point.
Penn State VS.. Niagara at State Col
lege.
Pennsylvania VS.. Franklin Marshall
at Philadelphia.
Lehigh VS.. Johns Hopkins at Bethle-
hem.
Dartmouth VS.. Norwich at Hanover.
Colgate VS. st. Lawrence o. Hamilton
Bethany VS.. Carnegie Tech at Wheel
ing.
Allegheny VS.. Geneva at Meadville.
Anderson VS.. West Liberty at Anderson
Amherst VS.. Connecticut Aggies at
Amherst.
Bates VS.. Massachusetts, Aggies at
lewiston
Bucknell VS.. st. Thomas at Lewisburg
Coast Guard Artillery VS.. Brooklyn
c. C. N. Y. at Brooklyn.
Colby VS.. New Hampshire at Water
vile.
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School Grid Play Should
Be Speeded, Kramer Says

Expressing the opinion that the
conduct of high school foot ball
championship games should be
speeded up, Stephen E. Kramer, as
sistant superintendent of schools, in
charge of high schools, said today
that the principals meeting he has
called for Monday morning will be
to consider the situation following
decision to start the series games
this Fall at 3:45 o'clock instead
of at 3:15 o'clock as heretofore.
The time for starting the games
has been made q half hour later
because classes in the high schools
now continue until 8 o'clock, as
against the former closing hour of
2:30 o'clock.
Coaches Of the various teams are
said to look upon the later start
ing hour with disfavor.
Eastern High gridders were to en-
gage in a final light drill this after
noon in the Eastern Stadium in
preparation for their game there
tomorrow afternoon with the Calvert
School eleven Of Baltimore, start
ing at $3.50 o'clock. It will be the
first game of the season in which a
scholastic eleven Of the District
group will figure.
More than ordinary interest at
taches to the contest as Eastern,
because of its many seasoned play
erS, is generally favored to win the
public high series. and fans want to
see just how well the Lincoln Park
ers do in actual combat.
It is likely that Eastern will find
the Baltimoreans stout opponents.
Last season the teams fought to
q 6-6 tie in the opening game Of
the campaign for both teams.
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Dot Galore viii Be Played All Country pda,

Centenary VS.. Commerce at shreve-
Chattanooga VS.. Furman at Chatta-
nooga.
Citadel VS.. Newberry at Charleston.
Edmond w. Southwestern at Edmond.
Elon VS.. Catawba at Elon.
Emory-Henry VS.. Milligan at Emory.
Evansville VS.. Bethel, KY, at Evans
vile.
Florida vs.. Southern at Gainesville.
Hampden- Sidney vs.. Bridgewater at
Hampden-S Sidney.
High Point VS.. Wofford at High Point.
Howard vs.. Cumberland at Birming-
ham.
J. Tarleton VS.. Abilene at Stephens
vile.
Kentucky Wesleyan vs.. Morris Harvey
at Winchester.
King vs.. Guilford at Bristol.
Lambuth vs.. Charlottesville, jr., at
Jackson.
Louisiana State vs.. Louisiana College
at Baton Rouge.
Loyola vs.. Rice at New Orleans.
North Carolina College vs.. Virginia
State at Durham.
oglethorpe vs.. Presbyterian at At
lanta.
Oklahoma Aggies VS.. st. Louis at Still
water.
oklahoma Baptist vs.. Eastern at
Shawnee.
Oklahoma City vs.. University Prep
at Oklahoma City.
Sewanee VS.. Bryson at Sewanee.
Southern Methodist VS.. Howard Payne
at Dallas.
Spring Hill vs.. Alabama Normal at
Mobile.
Texas VS.. st. Edward at Austin.
Texas Aggies VS.. Southwestern at Col
lege Station.
Texas Christian vs.. Daniel Baker at
Fort Worth.
Texas Tech VS.. wayland at Lubbock.
- Midwest.
wisconsin VS.. South Dakota State at
Madison.
Ashland vs.. Defiance at Ashland.
Augustana VS.. Buena Vista at Sioux
Beloit vs.. Northwestern College at Be-
Bowling Green VS.. Baldwin Wallace
at Bowling Green.
Butler vs.. Illinois Wesleyan at In
dianapolis.
Capital vs.. Antioch at Columbus.
Case VS.. Findlay at Cleveland.
Cincinnati VS.. Cedarville at Cincin-
natl
Chico VS.. Humboldt at Chico.
Coe vs.. Cedar Falls at Cedar Falls.
Dayton We. Indiana Central at Dayton.
De Kalb vs.. La Sale at De Kalb.
DePauw VS.. Manchester at Green
castle.
Dies Moines vs. Western Union at Dies
Moines
Detroit VS.. De Paul at Detroit.
Drake vs.. Simpson at Dies Moines.
Franklin VS.. Rose Poly at Franklin.
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ARMY PICKS ITS TEAM
FOR SATURDAYS GAME

WEST POINT, N. Y, September 20
Capt. "Biff" Jones, head coach of the
Army foot ball team, has about decided
on the lineup for Saturdays game
here with Boston University, which
marks the opening Of the Cadets sea-
son.
Red" eagle, captain Of the team.
together with Murrel, OKeefe and
Gibner. will be in the backfield and try
out this seasons assortment of passes,
line plunges and end runs.
Messenger, right end; Perry, right
tackle; Hillsinger, right guard: Miller,
center; Carlmark, left end; Humber,
left guard: Parham, left tackle; Gibner,
quarterback; OKeefe and eagle, half
backs; Murrel, fullback.
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the Buckeyes, after all.
Although the Ohio State faculty COM
mittee has sanctioned his eligibility, the
Big Ten is investigating his status fur
tiaer to see whether his case Is similar
to that of Mayes McLAin, Iowas Indian
fullback of 1928, who was forced out
Of Big Ten competition because Of the
conferences three-year rule.
Holman, whose presence would lift
big load Of worry from the mind OF
Coach Sam Willaman at Ohio States
gridiron camp, played foot ball at Par
sons College, Iowa, before coming to the
Buckeye institution and unless some
technically Is found seems certain 70
be barred.
Whether protests of Iowa alumni
against the ruling of the Ohio State
committees action in his favor recently
hurried the Big Tens investigation isn't
known. But an announcement is ex-
pected one way or the other shortly.
Meanwhile Holman Is working out I'm
pressively with the Buckeye squad.
Injuries continue to haraSs Big Ten
squads. Not one has q full, unimpaired
roster, while several have the largest
injured lists in years of early training.
Eight were on the sidelines with wounds
at Illinois today.
Pat Page Of Indiana, who is still fight
ing to make the Hoosiers forget abort
basket ball for foot ball, is dissatisfied
with the condition of his candidates
and Is seeking more talent; Iowa Is at
tempting to develop an aerial attack
that was missed last season; Coach
Amos Alonzo Stage Is looking for al
most everything at Chicago, especially
a line; Wisconsin is stressing the pass
ing game and Michigan is trying to de-
velop a scoring punch. :.
Today was q comparative day Of rest
for most teams because of registration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26
HARVARD LISTS TEXAS
FOR 1891 GRID CLASH

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. September rs
(P).-Approval Of the scheduling of q
foot ball game between Harvard and
the University OF Texas at Cambridge
on October a., 1881. has been an
nounced by Athletic Director William j.
Bingham,