Nebraska Newspapers

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Say Nebraska Grid Team Greatest in History of Football
'Hellling" MI.I believe In Ihe
alecan "safely llral." k.t Mill it
lrt fighting In F.umpe.
Kouike ) Nebraska ran be I
O'Hniu kit Nebraska renld
brat tale, llrrd, Irnlre. Musi
THE OMAHA BEE: THURSDAY. OCTOBER 26,
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St. Louis Coach
High in Praise
of 1922 Huskers
Mevn O'Rourke Pet-larr the
Husker Could Heat liar
vard, Yale nnd Centre
in One rk.
Louis, Mo., m e. 25 Nebraska
university iumn ha tha nml
t fool ha II tram In the history of
American fouilmll. In the opinion u(
uva O'Rourke, coach at Ht. Lnul
university, who saw the Cornhtiskrr
romp ovrr Missouri university last
HfiuiKluy nt Lincoln to the tune of
"i hiaska Ik good tl could play
I fnrvitr-1 Thursday, Yiilo Friday Hint
intr HutupUiy. uml win all three
games," the local mentor said.
' llouike, who l nn dcrcd n. very
able com-h, i;ijii ' u.i terluek for
Holy Cross In tin- 'lay when Tom
Mhevlin mid Till 'ii.v were starring
ior Yale, and plajed against Dart
inoiitl) In 1 :ii7 tin- year It swamped
H.-.rvard ly a score if 22 to 0.
'jiich O'Rouike en Id he never saw
i I'-n'ii thai could compute wlih Ne
Omsk.! for overwhelming power und
pr 1'ixiiiii of piny, ami commented on
the absence of frruk plays In the
i ortihiiskcrH' working.
Coriiliiisker Leave
Today for Oklahoma
Lincoln, I'M. 2.1. Rncilal Tele
gram.) The Nebraska Conihurker
ntnilii tomorrow at noon fur Okla
homa City, in riving there Friday
noun, In time (or a workout prepara
tory ot tho game with liennlo Owens'
Mor-ncr Haiuid.iy at Norman. The en
tire squad of 25 men, uho will niakn
the trip are In 'he pink of condition.
Uteporia from Oklahoma camp Indi
ra to that the Sooner stock hag boom
ed since Captain "Tarssnn" Marsh him
heeit id rln i i il eligible anil Si liaeler
ha again tuki'ii over thn pivot pob
tlon. Tho rjjanncr In which they bat
tled the Kiim-is An to u tie last
n-eel, has lii'lpvl the Oklahoma
morali.
The liusker selected for the trip:
Curtain Hurrlcy, Kliiik, Wenks, lfi-n--i-l.
' ."ii, ItiiMH'tt, ivurnai, S.i-i-u, Nliun,
Mr 111--"!!, Tlli'lllm-ll. llilrtiall, N'ohlc.
:i-ht.. pp.-l, H-.y. II. Dawlts, K 1ilic,
I'u 1: I, Mutln". Ilnniuist. Vt'rller, Hi hr.-r,
I'liMaii, l,-wellen, Kaniloliih unit Hurt
man. Hirers to Arrive
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in Chi Friday
C'liloago. Oct. S5. iNfld-weeturn ho
pltnllly hn been extended to the
I'rlnceton football team, which meets
Chicago here next Saturday in the
gridiron classic of the west.
Although Bill Roper Hnd his Tigers
will arrive Just one flay in advance
of the game, and will have the priv
ilege of StnRtf field for practice.
Northwestern university's field hns
lieen offered as a truiiiinx camp also.
Inna Kvnnii, director of atlilctlis at
Northwestern, wired the offer to
Conch Roper nt rriticoton.
Tho Maroons are Kpi-iultnt; much
of their tlmo thl week in trying out
mw plays atwliiKt Iho ficKhmen. If
nil tho plays Coach Htasg has taught
the Maroons nro nd against Prince
ton, the game will bo a rigid, memory
tent or the Chicago players.
i i n
land ana reru
in Crucial Game
inie of tin- htrongesl contenders for
i he Nebraska conference champion
whip will be. eliminated Friday at Fre
mont when tha Midland warriors
Im-h with tho Noruialtes from Peru.
Both teams have been playing bril
liant football this year and have plied
op largo scores against their oppon-
nts. The Midland scoring marh.ne
ha registered PU points, while their
f.-oal has been crossed but once. Peru
.ils has piled up many touchdowns
a gainst their opponents, and have
kept their g al line uncrossed.
peril has tin: iir"i.lft squad that
t lias li.ul In many smmiK, having
ilinoH fvi-i.f letter man ot last .ir
:.i the Urn up. 'H'C Peru line ! h.-ti
nd almost ueiHiii'trable. while the
urkfitld Is fist end il.i ckt-rotis.
Miillaml ll SS ll.Vei slUteeaed ill ill-
i. Sting Peru In I'- ent .ears.
Henrv VorA t llai'e Asuin.
lit. i:e. .-'i. i . Mi. "' -'''h'-i.ti'l'i'iltion
for toe fishing if'k
han.p...n. hii of ihe North A'lai.t.e,
nrrokr.l on tie i ! of e,.u .nv i .
mw ai o.uf nt.v .md for a r.-liig -
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f lh' i;liaMllll' Itel'.-.y Fold, (it
i niee:;m; t jbt, ilcv !. .1 to go liek
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Schlaifcr Lanier Dwindles a
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"Battling" Siki
Must Get in Line and Wait Turn
Pai'in, Oct. 5. "natlllng" Hlkl,
curni'ji'ror of finirgn Carpvntler, re
el v-'fl the latter'n challrrifre for u re-
i turn match with undlnturhed calm.
M. Hellem, hl nan:iK-r, coolly Infonn
:d the fallen 1 'rem Ii Idol, that hu
would have to K't In llnu ami taku
IiIh turn.
Hellers coiiHliNaVa that Klkl would
have nothing to jfaln hy meeting Car
pcntler. The manaper'n present plana
are for Siki'a mutch nKiitnxt Joe
Indians Release
Walter
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Mails
Cleveland, O., Oct. 25. Walter
Malls, the big southpaw who helped
the Indians win the American league
pennant and the world's champion
ship In 1920, will not appear with the
tr.ba next eeason, according to an
nouncement here today by E. 8. Bar
nard, president of the Cleveland
American team, who has told Malls
to liave any Pacific coast league team
Interested in securing him for noxt
season write to Jlainaid.
Shift Kiiov Lineup for
Game With Beloit
Cl.'ilesliurg, III., Oct. 25. Many
shifts in the Knox lineup have been
made in preparation for the football
f-amo with lielolt here Saturday
which Is to be tha occasion of Knox
college's SOt Ii annual home-coming
A record crowd Is expected to see the
game which is one of the most Im
portant ot the Siwasli schedule.
Two years ago the Heloit team
traveled here tor tie home-coming
and, was decisively defeated by Knox.
Eddie Mulligan Purchased
by San Francisco Club
Ban Francisco, Oct. 25. Eddie Mul- j
ligan, third baseman of tho Chicago
American league baseball team, has
been purchased by the Kan Francisco
club of the" Pacific Coast league and
will report next wason. It wa an
nounced today. The purchase Is a
part of the deal whereby 'Willie
Kanim, a San Francisco third base-
I man, goes to Chicago. The White
ISox paid fiaa.000 for Kamm.
To Hold Race Meet
at EvanMille Park
Ktnusville, Ind., (At. 23. A run
ning ra' meeting lias leen fiutnonz
.t by the Keututky racing coimnw
sum at the new 1'ade park racing
lionise n . r IliK city, to I held No
I M-inlirr K to 1. following the close
i f the h feting now i.i progress Ht
' I .iiuii',1. Ky.
The tiaeti u a lMil and an ellitli in
1. 1 KlP. """im p irt miiiin l synvm of
. fl.g ill I'C P. fol l ..
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' Maihon, W is . .(. 2". V, i'eiij..y
! !;:, ring up iii.- s put the
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Says That Carp
Reckutt, the Knglish heavyweight, on
Iecemlr 7. If aucccnsfull In his bout
with lieckett, he will go to Amer
ica. "Dollars look particularly good just
now," ho said.
fcjlkl himself display no special do
sire to undertake the American trip,
lie prefers to fight In Europe, gome
unpleasant experiences in l'arls cafes
with American led him to this de
cision. The Americans left the cafe us
soon as Hlkl entered.
Iowa State University
Will Hold Field Meet
Iowa City, la., Oct, 25. (Special.)
A field meet will be held at the Uni
versity, November 4, according, to the
statement ft Captain Murtln, varsity
weight coach. Seven events will be
scheduled: Uroad jump, high Jump,
Javelin, hammer throw, pole vault,
shot put and discus throw. Anyone
in the university will be allowei to
compete, from varsity "I" men to
freshmen. Numeral sweaters will, be
given to these who place high In the
events, provided their scholarship
averages are O. K. A silver medal
will also be awarded to tho winner of
first place In each event, and bronze
medal to thoso who take second or
third.
Coach Slaj;g Uses
Ghost Ball in Practice
Chicago, Oct. 25. Using a ghost
111 to aid in practlco long after dav
had ended, Coacfc Stagg's Maroon
football team continued practlco latq
today to make ready for the coming
of the Princeton Tiger Saturday.
sA football painted white 1s beins!
used. '
Supporters of the team sold that
the coach was grooming Campbell
Plckson for right end, In an effort to
fill both wing positions with capable
men to step circling runs, declared to
b one of Princeton' best methods
of attack. Rtrohmeler, it Is believed,
will have no difficulty in taking care
of the left position. Other posltiont
on the team are likewise being given
closo scrutiny by Coach Htagg and
fans expi ct a close game to result.
Omaha May F.nler
Intercity Athletic League
yt. Louis. Mo.. Oct. 23. Plan are
toinr forward for the organization of 1
an intercity athletic league, which
would take In Omaha. Ft. Paul. Min
neapolis, Milwaukee. St. !,ouls and 1
pruliably Memphis, according to Ro
down Abken. municipal director of,
parks and playground. Tn plan was j
discussed at t lie reeeiit convention of ;
tiiv Nti'iouiil R's rnt t mini a.oi lalioii
in Atlantic City. Mr Ala-ken ald. and
a iiifi-linf Will be I .id hrre iMn time
In Ftbriutiy for the !ip if form-I
tog an o: - iniiuitiitii
Tli1 pn'p'me-1 leu-;1! Would lie lude 1
Intel, .IV I'll i!lp o.isllip I ot., pell! .on 111
ta-lil. f.x'lh.iil. Waktt 1-41 II. t-nlils.
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Central Reserves
to Play Friday
Coach "Zip" Hill of the Centrul
High football reserve ha been lend
ing hi gridiron protege through a
series of stiff workouts this week In
preparation for the "scrubs" cluh
with the Technical High reserve at
Fontenelle park Friday.
Tho Centrallte liav been allowing
up well in tho nightly scrimmage
against the varsity and havo been
spend, tig much time In perfecting nu
merous formation and play to
spring during the tussle Friday.
The Central Seconds defeated Ihe
Nebraska Kchool for Ihe leaf, who
have a fast aecond rat team, last
week by a 25 to 1 scors. Tha Tech
Seconds lost to the same team.
In Cordon and Luscombe, Coseh
Mill ha a pair of speedy grldster
who have been showing up well at the
wing position, nd the "Subs" have
a strong combination of back in
Williams, Hughes, Muxson and Mo
Kee. The forward wall showed sign
of weakness in last week's fray and
should be greatly Improved by the
time the two team line up Friday,
FootBallFacts
WorthKtiowtng
Q. Team 'receiving the kick-off
makes a forward pass. What Is the
penalty?
A. Forward pass must be made
from a scrimmage For such viola
tion a penally of 15 yards is Inflicted.
Rule 17, sect Inn 2. f
Q. I don't understand the new
ah lft rule. Suppose a back is In
motion toward his own goal line when
ball Is snapped. Is this Illegal and
what is penalty if It Is?
A. It is not illegal. Rule 9, sec-H
tlon 5 deal with a player leaving
his position on the line of scrimmage.
Therefore, bark ran be in motion to
wards his own goal when the ball Is
put In play without being any par
ticular distance behind the spot where
the ball was put in play.
Q. .May an end drop hack of line
lets than 5 yard and run with ball
providing a back takes his place at
end? If he does this, may the end
return to the line of scrimmage
thereafter?
A. 4cs. Only lackles, guards and
renter nmt h back five yards when J
ball I put in play. An end ran be
Interchanged aa freiiueiitly as he i
rare to with a back. Rule 9, sec- :
tlon 4.'
Q. A lineman trying to block u '
punt Jump into air to do so. In
milling down he strikes the kicker i
wliii his hands, although trying not
to do so. Is there any penalty for
till Si'ii'ellt? j
A. lis. Rule ?t. net t ion 3 slate ;
"there slisll l liu running Into or
roughing Ibe ln.er who low Miked
Iho ball. For running Into, l ot
llv )rU. Far riiutililiik,. I rdn
and d'.i.iislllliaih.ii. OlfkiaU have
rn rry strict himiiii mm touehing
KVker.
) What ii (rt iialty if t enter piise
tb i-siil Ui'k to the nuaiterWi -k and
lie lnt,i-r Infilil It b foiw the C II
l.l h ui.U ee gll I'f lll
i penally. Rule vlale that
nppiiii I be hall U pulling II ul
.la t by bringing M bk fnun N
IHuHkin M Ihe gruuiid with Huk It
mn4 ruM'mumit mul km of lew bd
.ilv Ihe bell .lnll trsttng
Ihe lunilt an ihta (lu-lh.a. If Ihe ttl
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Excludes Women
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CIIICA'i". l t. 24. ThutMiO'Unk
Country club at ll.tihlainl Psrk.
III.. Inn proved the suii i-i of Ps
"Kvrles Jvlen," C. I;, Karlslroiu, who
lis been r-el" tvil pri siilmt, an
nounced today. The club on Novem
ber 11, lust year, oled to exclude
women from tho club, except on spe
cial occasions.
diKlal ni-tivifV wfiU thin with
golf until the charge of policy to
make Iho eluh strictly a g;olf elub.
President Kuilntiom ssld. The cliNiige
also mad It possible to dispense with
Some of th conventionalities of dress
snd expenses of elaborate soelal pro
grams were reihicej.
Now the men can wiar their old
golf cloths and golf to llielr tiran's
content and the membership limit ha
been reached and there I an impos
ing walling list, according lo Mr.
Krlstrom.
Liptpn May Hurl
Challenge in "21
llinh lire l-iuril Hire.
Chicago, Oct. 25. Hlr Thomas Lip
ton, perennially young old .yachtsman
snd tea baron, who ha spent 2J years
and la.aflu.OOa in trying to lift the in
ternational trophy from America,
dropped in on Chicago today for u
little chat. '
Regarding prohibition ha said:
"I wring the tear from my hand
kerchief when I think of It." And be
took a gorgeou hanky and gave an
Imitation of wringing It, meanwhile
assuming an expression of deep sor
row. "It's very bad, thl prohibition.
It Increaaes the demand for tea. You
can Jolly well Imagine how I suffer."
fir Thomas ha no fear the fritted
States will dry up tho ca. lie said
thut a far his crews were con
cerned they would not suffer for luck
of stimulant.
Ho admitted that he would likely
find time from hi business engage
ments while over here to confer with
the New York Yacht club about his
next challenge for Iho cup, but that
he would not no-e before 1024.
Wet day, ball In your possession,
third down, opponent' 15-yard line,
three yards to gain. I'sc a mass
buck, with the Interference lesillng
the runner.. And shoot it Into the linn
omewhere between the opposing
tackles. Fow defensive lines can hold
back such an onslaught. The weight
of a backfleld striking the line tend
to make both line slid forward
and permits the runner to skid for
ward for a good gain. Such a play
is good for from three to five yards
on a wet field anytime it I run.
Weight count greatly under such
conditions. Use It.
Chicago Is Favorite
Over Princeton Team
Princeton, N, J., Oct. 25. The
Princeton football squad 1 making
the usual mldseason preparation for
its first hard test of 1122, that being
the coming battle with the University
of Chicago on Baturday. The 9 to 5
defeat of last year at the hands of
Chicago is still stinging the memories
of Tiger football men.
Chicago will start the game a de
cided favorite, football fans at Prince
ton declare, although the Tigers' green
team ha kept all comers from its
goal line thus far this season. Prince
ton alumni from New York and Phila
delphia will accompany the team to
Chicago to attend tho national con
tention of alumni, which meet there
Friday and Saturday.
Sarazen Escapes Injury
as Auto Runs Down Man
New York, Oct. 25. Oene Kaiazen,
American open golf champion, had a
narrow escape from serious Injury
last n'ght when he made an unsuc
cessful effort to ii void running down
Luke Robinson, tin old resident of
White Plains.
Har.ixen, who was discharged from
tho hospital nine day ago after u re
markably quick recovery from an ap
pendicitis operation, ran hi car onto
ilm sidewalk in trying to avoid Rob
inson, who was kins ked down and
aufTrred a frac'tued kull and several j
I roki n rib", hnia'eii was paroled by
Coroner Fitxgerald after witnesses)
described tha accident us nnavolilal.lo.
The golf.-r was uninjured, although
h mm hln v. dauvired ailjhtiy.
Hluenose ins.
til ii. .n.-i-. Sim, Oil. .'i. P-l'-tv
lli.t vl t'all idl t.-liy won the se. on l
off. Iii lam of t' mlh-s flvlil the
American hooiirr, Henry Ford, In
Hi. a i a toi.iial for Iho eh n.ipi'Oi
.h ii i f H e Aiorrp an fi-hlnr tl-1'
Ti i 'a !l s-iiia in s'ni.ia ot e P
ilia llin ki r Title.
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Best Grid Play I
To Use. 1
iwblod
ports
Lite of feolliJI pjitjrr all remind us
We thniilij lu)s respect the brae
Till sisne lumloiii fellow lell u
n.at the grld-lii all get paid.
IHHK IT TO HAY.
I Jviti Ray, holder of tun world
liiiiiipluu iiuck i icon;, I going to
Join tli liiiiks of boxen, AiiyHy,
Hay should b able to kvcp out of
Ihu way i.f a fightf r.
Champion Kenny I canard and
( barley Uhlle may fight ngaln. This
should bo good new fur the fight
rrlllcs biuk i.'inI, who nerd smiii'lhlrig
lo write nhoiil now Mint Klkl Isn't go
hu to flglil mer here.
VTIII Ut T, JUh
Tommy Olhhotis has deinaiulm a
bout with Champion Jack Dcinpsey,
willed should make (ho latter short of
afraid to venture forlli Into' this cold,
cold world.
I IMITII.UX liT'llHi ON I HOT.
HUH HNTS AMI KKKT A 1,1.0 W
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AIN'T IT Tllh llttlll?
A crab is a guy wlnj won't go to
the football gaums In tho fall because
It's too cold and he finds It too hot
jiii the summer to gra a six bit seat
lot a ball ganm with his presence
j .
I "lis funny how so many fighters
limn Ihe ileclsliin ut Ihe end of a fUtlc
bout, hut when lhe return Inane lliey
'tell all the "home bo" they won.
. 'Us funny , ,l.
j UIIAT'N RIir?IORi: OR I.tSfef
"Dick" Fisher, oubstltute quarter
j back at Cielghton imivcisity, broke
jone of his numerous rib la the Crehjth
! ton-Di Mome game last Saturday,
but didn't find It out until practlr
i l.'uit night, which show how impor
I tant a little rib Is. '
A( (lOKIII.Mi TO I.ATKfiT RK
I'OIITH, JOHN' I'KNKK IS HTU.L
II ll.l.l. U.U II lltl.ll. 11,1.1-
SON.
(OUt l-'KkT NOMK I'LACK.
Hanson, or rather Farmer Hums,
his manager, recently challenged the
older Khyuzk't and now Zbyszki)
comes right back at Hanson mid say
he Is ready to wiestle Charlie and
right away "Farmer" liiirn harp
about the two hour arid a half rule in
Nebraska, claiming that Hanson
doesn't get "wanned" up In that
length of time, or In other words
(turns doesn't want Charlie to wrestle
Zbyszko.
A lot nf our young Omaha gent
think liny are sheik just because
Ihey curry around 20 or less camels.
WHY THE "COMISII."
Joe Kiikwood, the Australian trick
shot golfer, may do a lot of funny
stunt with the clubs and golf ball,
but we believe ho ha to step ome to
get ahead of the Nebraska boxing
commission when It comes to doing
funny tricks.
AMONG THK GREAT COMEDI
ANS OF 01 It LAND ARE THE
WUENTIEKN AND STATE BOXING
COMMISSIONS.
TAKE CARE "FRITZ,"
Wouldn't be very nice for Freeman
Fitzgerald, former Crelghton backfleld
coach, who is assistant coach at Mar-
ouette this year, to bring a team to
Omaha Saturday that would beat
Crelghton university.
It' no wonder foreigners can't tin
dei stand baseball. The Louisville
Courier-Journal printed this headline:
' Hens Divide Final Tilt with Urrws."
Which is basehallese for an even
break between Toledo and Milwaukee,
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Hairen Aspires to
Ccl Hole in One
iniisha ,.is a colony of boU In one
s-oifriT. And lb nwilorliy rt Just
"dull." Yrt Walter Hngen, lirltlsh
open champion
and consider'
next lo the great
est golfer In the
world, lis never
holed Nil from
a te shot.
lis gen hope
Unit his dcilte to
make a bole In-
on will eventual
ly be gratified.
The Ililtlshopen
champion wit
rieaaej hi greatest rival, 'lens Kara
gen, make u holu-ln one at Columbus
recently. Hagen was playing In n
exhibition instill ugalnst hun.
"King Walter" and Klrkwood, who
play nt the Omaha Field club No
venilx-r 2, hoi all their putts.
Football Players Are
Insured by School
Chicago, Oct. 21. The entire North
western football team ha been in
sured against Injury by a blanket
policy, liana M. Kvnn. director of
iithlellca, announced today. Terms of
the policy nsstir the university a
fixed turn for every plar Injured or
taken ill during this football essnn.
They also provide tft per rent addi
tion! mm for every player rnt to
the hospital.
Compensation huv already been re
ceived for five broken nose.
Secret Practice Is
Ordered for Iowa
low City, la., Oct. 25. For the
first time thl season football practice
for the University f t Iowa cloven will
be ocrt. starting tonight. Coach
Howard Jones, preparing hi men for
tho Purdue contest here Saturday,
will take no chance on on niw t.
Henry Ford Leading.
Gloucester, Mas., (At. 2D. .My A.
P.) The Gloucester fishing schooner
Henry Ford, led the Lunenburg
schooner, pluenos, serosa the line
by 12 seconds at tho start of today'
fisherman' race. Jiluenosc, however,
had the brtlcr position.
The decision to nice wa maeto late
last night by Captain Morrlsey and
hi crew at a banqui-t in their honor.
Myers to Wrestle.
Chicago, Oct, 2fi. Johnny Meyers,
middleweight wrestling champlof , last
night was matched to meet Heinle
Engel of Dubuque, la., In defense of
his title here November . The sched
uled match between Meyer and Joe
C'arr of Minneapolis et for next Fri
day night, wa called off.
Uncle Sam
Help Prevent Ticket
Scalping at Game
Cliff ago, Oct. 25. Representa
tive of the government and tho
I'ni versifies of Chicago and Prince
ton took action today to prevent
ticket scalping at lite Chicago
Princeton game here Saturday. So
frantic have football fan become
that offers of $100 for a tingle
ticket are reported, according to
Georgo N. Miinlnck, special at
torney for tho Internal revenue
department.
CIGARETTES
o.fU'
IStatz Saves
Chicago Cubs
Plenty Rough
Failure of Outfielder to Keep
Iii His Hilling in I.i it
Four Giunci Coolly lo
Anpel.
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Clii'sso. Oct. 21 ! allure of Arnold
bints, slur outfleldir of th Chics ro
Nutiumili, in keep up hi hitting in
the Inst four gsme ot th 1922 Me
son, suved his club 110,000, it was re
Veslld to1y.
Tim Chlciico tluh had agreed 0
pay Ih Los Angel club Of the
Pacific Const leagj Oil amount in
addition to lbs cash and player si
ready given for tatz, , If the star
should finish Ihe season with a bea
ting aveisio of .3'K or lttr. Htsl.
however, knew nothing of this arv
r.ient.
H'uiK ml -in d (be season with n
average f ,2!'T, according to uncf-'a-li.1
fhrurr rotntiiled tisisy. Ju't
before the last of th season lie
trailed along at .301. In the last four
unuie. however, b made only three,
hit In l'l lime af but.
Jsk Pfeiffir of the Bt. Lould
CardlnaN wa the hoodoo that tcs4
tietweeii r tat, and th covitd mars,
pfeiffer went lo th hill In th flrsj
i.t ih. fiirewi-i! erle between
n.a i tviiils and Chicago club hr
mi Hepie-nher 2. and held Plt hit.
less In four tlmrs at ivat. Hi
ting average immediately Ml heloW
, tk. ni isv th Cardinal.
mid Cub t ngnge-i In a double header.
Tli flit gm w slugging mates
i ,i.i.. i, four Ht. I.oul Blteherr-'
rihrrd-ll, North, Hell and Dok wr
pounded for 15 bit. Btatihowever,
..i i.r. i five time and failed
get emu wife hit. Th second game
of the double-header ws called on
,. ,.r tnrknes at th end of th
!.i. inir, Mint knocked out onl
safo bit In three time at tt, Jcs:-
Haines bing on th mound for th
Cardinal. HtiitZ got back into M
hitting stride In the final gam Bun
day. with Pfeiffer ataglng a comw
Iwiik, and crscked out two hit in
four times at bat, but thl wa not
enough to reach th goal, whkll
would havo enriched the Lo Angelcg
club IIO.OUO
Toronto, Ont., Oct. 25. Announce
ment Is mad that the Toronto Inter,
tintlomil Icairuo baseball club !a pur
chased Frank O'Rourke, lnflldr,
from the Poston Red Ho. It I Mid
the Toronto club paid $?,000 for him.
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