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CLEANER BALL IN WEST NOW Purrhase ol Oakluiiil <".lul> by Walter Johnson B< lirvt'd l.iki'ly I'ul Crimp in Gumlilins in 'est. ' Hy JOHN It. FOSTER <Cwi?ht. 1*24. By Th? Ad?*i?e?> York. Nov. 20 ? One of the fit thing* tltat Is likfly to coine out of tlio purchase l?jr George Weiss and Walter Johnson of the Oaklund Club of the Pacific coast league is the routine out of the gurobliug pests who have haunted the. Oaklund ground* to the great annoyance of the baseball fans In that city. The Oakland diamond really is i ti Kmmeryvllle and the Oakland police have no Jurisdic tion-Ill tlx1 basebal park. Betting is declared by California experts to have been carried on openly du ring the games and this past son has been no exception to the rule. , Oakland and Los Angeles ham been the plague npots of the Pa i clflc Coast league and the Injec tion of new blood with estab lishment of the new owners at Oakland should have an effect not onlv In thai city, but through out the eutire circuit where have been rumors of gambling and ?'sofltething doing" all season. lt?ta said that an invent 'j;atl.?n Is under way now to try to fasten guilt upon suspeftul player*. If any coluslon botween gambler and players can be proved the players will be topped. They ..wjnay not be expelled outright, but JuW will not be likely to get a "Chance to play in urganlzed base ball next year. Most of Hie troubles on tne 1 coast followed the trip of "Nick the -Greek'" from Chicago to that ! section. There Is a lot of enthusiasm in Oukland about Weiss and John son' entering the city, because Cnl ! Kwing. the retiring owner of the I club, had paid more attention to f baseball policies than to the build ing up of a winning team and Oak land has been a trailer ho long \ that the fans had almost given up h the Idea that it could ever be any \ thing else. Oakland has been t with the Wrlgley faction a* against Sun Francisco in coast baseball politics. It Is not likely t that the new owners will side ! wltti any faction as they have no f axes to grind with other club i owners. i Oakland has kept up a relation ship with both Brooklyn and I Pittsburgh in the National League. and while it has never been a [ farm for either, there have been i pevoral exchanges that have bene fit ted the major league clubs more \ than they did Oakland. The team did better in 1924 than it has done In years, finish ing fourth, and being in the pen nant race part of the season. Still, i if tho amount alleged to have | ipaid for the franchise Is correct, j the new owners paid a round price \ for what they got. r & The purchase of the Oakland I Jrclt'b by Easterners puts an end to any ot/ors for Salt Lake Cit.y by L outsiders. That club will go on f next, year and will be financed by t- Its present owners. The sale of the Portland. Ore j con club to Turner and Shibe gives tho Athletic* a feeding ground on the Pacific coast. They have taken advantage of it at once by pulling Cochran, the Portland i catcher. East . He batted IL13 last , yea?, which is a lot more than Perkins of the Athletics ? ver will j bat. He made seven home runs. JJehlnd the plate he fielded 9', 9 with 278 put outs. 49 assists and; [ 14 errors. < Two Sprinting Ages Meet Arthur DulTey of I'.ot-*ton wn? the first man. to bo timed in 9 33 ;*eccn<l3 for the hundred. l>u(T? y is now a Boston sports writer. Fr.iukie i!u*. hiyh school Iniy who run for Anuriea iu the Olympic dashcrf. hu3 Icon tiiiM-d unofficially in y 3-5 for the same event. Hu**cy is attending school in Boston. and the other day he met the old ?t?rtntlntf kii?c for the fl:3t time. _ /_ _ FOR THE GAMES SAKEj B Y ijAWVR ENCE* P E R R Y , <Co?vrioM. 1924. n? 1h? i\< w York, Nov. :;o n Har\urd should succ. >inii to. Y.il ?* n;xt Saturday ii Is not .it :ti) likely that Robert * Fisnor will r-veir.i at Cambridge j.s liciii) coach Fisher Is a man of f'rji ? pttx.na! ity and is a competent foot null Instru* tor. Despite the* fact that the material he ha* hail r> handle iu recent years has uot in any way compared with the sort of players that the Crimson fouml available' in the llaughion regime.- the d'-ad ly pu rut I el between Flaher and IlaiiKliton elevens has been drawn with ever increasing frequency. The- Princeton debacle seems to have brought dissatisfaction to a point nnd a sound heatinc by Yale will acentuale litis state of mind, if tha? is possible. Percy Wendell, who played at Harvard under Haughton and has been doiiiK well >il William*, is the one name mentioned as suc cessor to Fisher.' Ho per says he will remain at Princeton If the Princeton athle tic authorities Invite hint to stay.' As it is foreKone that such an in vitation will lie extended no, coaching change at Princeton nc coaching change at Princeton may be expected. Talk thai William Alexander will depart from Georgia Tech is Idle. Alexander is working alonp the right road and, with the assistance of Hanson ( Illi nois! as line coach, may be de pended upn to keep the Yellow Jackets in the top High! of South ern tennis year after year. Alex ander hns the solid backing of the most influential men in At lanta. But at Wisconsin friends of Jack Ryan may have a fignt on their bunds to hold him. Ryan is a roach of real ability and with responsive material is quali fied. the writer believes, to pro duct satisfactory result's. Ii would bo going far to say that this year's eloven has been responsive to its coach. Just why this Is so the : writer Is unable to say. but it might be the part of wiBdoin for ; Wisconsin alumni to look be yond the coaching problem when ' the i i in ?? f > ? ci)!i>i.l-T iho inn and ?>uls of the football sit uation. Football coaching at WUrotudn has hrcn a sore spot since 1914. i?il I Jan au fi/zb'd as a coach alter John Ilich.ird.-t rulircd in 1911. Juneau was forced mil In 1915, and the following your I'aul Williiimton rnino with a ret inue of Kasteru all- Americans. He fai led utterly. Next year llichatd*, n lladgr alumnus. w;e4 failed bark and for f i Vvi years turued out elevens that came wiihiu sicest of whining Hie <?onferer.ee championship but Pev?T quite Ptr.llie, i?-d. Tilell Uichaid*. who is wealthy and t'oml of travel, found il Impossible to spend needed time in working with l be te'itn at Mailfaoii. So lie retired ami Kymi came. Cliieajro alumni of \VI*?ron.Hlu have the feeling that K> :'n l.-i not the man lo lead the liadgcrs to the fore and thi* feeling lias gained materially in strength since Hie Noire Dame game. The Georgia eleven certainly has a eoutrael on its hand. On Thanksgiving Huy the bull dogs piny Alabama at Itirnuin^hum for the Southern' conference cham pionship. Tin u two days later she plays feat-re at 'Danville. Ken tucky. Should O.'ofgla defeat the Crimson at Tlirminghnin the game Willi Centre will deride the ull-Sout hern championship. Onlre iiiiprtss?<t Southern critics hi Birmingham la t Satur day as a greftt eleven. A keen Southern observer send* word to the writer that Alabama wits overconfident against Outre and had no huiiiiesH to he 1>ecauso her schednV* up to that gatm ? fjeor j.in Tech excepted bad b?*en eoui l aralivt ly an easy one. Wte^tKcvlp's "BEAU CAT" Sudkers 77i?' v are Bond THE FALLEN IDOL ROLE SUITS LUIS I 'flMiirl....! I?v Ktuuliae* "I liuinr Nt-WKpajM-r, Calf ?if l'ai.,,,a> Slill Thinks < I irk OrinpKov. By FAIR I'UY I-"- ?? i>.. M>ul V Nuv- ?" Out In * ,-ul" n,i"' pr..r. ??,? lo I,,. undisturbed by ,h.. K ? Mil,,,,, In Ruoium Aires new.po !- rjuMF!"'nw,.,i''y fln'"""?n he f..n . i. ? ?"nt?nt lo bo a "* ?? -cir him ii Hi \,S' Ih0y cal1 1 Argi'iuin*'. Hai.l to the rZ ..J V tha| h" ??l npend xmulndor of his stay in this ?oiintry pr.ivitiK lo An. ri , ? v "?????>.* :,n2 . r.iUn! *?' U--S2U Whether h?? shows this or nni <IOp.-H.lK T(>x |li(.k.lri| Ag a* '-"I" "Hick lt> T< x he *ot w Z\"r]y\ 1but ,h" ??'??? he I.. I . n h,s own he Kot '? dutch. Luis need* Tex Hut II I, I i." Hl'k"r^ Know, nun.hio ^ of hl" 'how - up to overcome the bad ? Plrpo aKalnsi Weln ''"'''I- 1 li.'t effort In . L ri""! *""" <andle. ich kanl has pullvcl the wild hull out ?r m?r? tha|i II" discounted I...U- rotten sh'0'" ? h!"mcr. s,,,l|h I al ?" ' '' hi in when Jon |,?wn. e wi'ih 7iTm"l>"r W"nl lbe dl" r reader, will h w lev X "'",W ,U9t II,,",, ' - Hrp" ??"?l?red by Whether K..i?e one does a Hren n t i oril,'r re ha 111 11 n it he' , r"'n' ' ""0" w'? ther or t."t tie promoter, think ho still - ?? ? Ur.wnlK card m r',".i f" "" "V r"n'' ilml I"1"' ii, p hut in the eye, Is I,;:," "r"""""ra B<""1 money ""I w hut founts. u In the hi. ?III I on dollar limits that rount , " ln"? r--'"?t conqueror. * 'y- 1?" ,M"? offered a " U ''"tern vaudovlllo jr'zjrw ,hro,"!h hi. mana >? r. Iillly UlliNon. ?iK?ed ?n for t,\ ULStriw 'wo Win meet , ,* OrtMM I. em her s. '?"J* of the KO.1,1 one., are In. ' lil t |o let Jeff severely alone l akes", l"?, "!yl" "eh""* that Mi.nl , ,7 '""k had. He lad in hit and at the same ,1,,',. ,r. wVil that directed even If they from crazy nngles a Marrvirr?,.h,,r W?rdH* l* mrl ,,i , 1 ""l s" "K'^laciular nent!^ rtlr"cttU "? ?" OPW Shi'tll to oreh has been like i i .1 KOOM 10 Uu' c?hrn. lAtt* ,t Ih?.^ I"" "rk f!,p nXuX, v" ,irk Smith. *niPr" ,,,,, hc can t lick ,1. A|,ik" >lrT,*uo <ook a 15 round Mike" ,h"n '? ?? "5 O t?o^,| from him ,n 192Q FOOTBALL QUESTION BOX If you have some question to the game as writer and official, ask about football ? If you want a rulle Inter preted ? If you want to know any thing about a play ? Write to Lawrence Perry, for 15 years an authority on your question will be an dr? ssed envelope. Otherwise If v?iu want a personal reply ? nolose a stamped, self-ad sw< r? d in this column. Address: Lawrence Perry. Special Football Correspondent ?>f The Advance, 814 World Building, New York. ^ _ Question ? In our game with Reform the referee called the | game on account of darkness im mediately after Reform scored tli touchdown that beat us 12 to I 14. There were still four min utes of playing time left. The r? r^roe wanted to shorten the \ last period to ten mlunteg and I ( agreed but Coach of Reform would not. The referee went ahead and took it upon himself to i cull the game on account of dark- j n?ss. I objected when he did that | on the ground It was not fair to j Tuscaloosa. Reform had scored | In the dark and 1 knew our team i could do likewise. If your answer i:- That the referee has not thp ; authority to call the game on ac count of darknesn we will proceed i to content the game. AnsweU ? Under Rule 4, Section 2. the referee, during an Inter mission. that In between the first and second periods, between the second and third periods, and the third and fourth periods, the referee "with the consent of tlie two captains may shorten the playing time of the remaining period or period?." Thns it would appear the referee of the Reform Tuscaloosa was not within his rights in arbitrarily calling the game. j Question ? Team A Is near an , opponent's goal line and decides ' j t-? forward pas*. The ball Ih | | thrown and the receiver gets over I the goal Ine clear and Is about j to * rceive the ball when a de- I fender puis him down. What Is I I the penalty? Answer ? iBall on defending team's one yard line. but since then Smith has been go ing his way without a defeat. | smothering rivals right and left. Tunney is likely to find him a puz zling adversary. RIGHT CLOTHING AT RIGHT PRICES If you want the best Clothing , and Shoes to be had at the right 1 price, call on us. We not only carry everything that Men, Young Men and Boys wear, but we carry a big line to select from. C. \. COOKE (Head-to-Foot Outfitters.) Capital Stock $250,000 M K M It K It K K D K B A I, II K 8 K K V K llrrtfnrO KliUSAIIKTH CITY Columbia Dr. A. h. Pendleton, I*r?i. <J?o. R. Mule, Cjuhler. C. II. Twldily, Aia't Cuabler. Carolina Banking & Trust Co. Persistent Thin ??? Ihe way Charlr* \V KurU'? I jj of Etmlra. N V. .retired eiiKinr<-t jl ihlnk* ihr ?nh ' limk* In dim / model clol*. lb** dc|H*M?u?ii in the . 4 represent* ii. o tHiuuj. he ' uaym WAKE FOREST OUT NAIL CHAMPIONSHIP Wake Forest. Nov. 20. ? A nice made to order State Championship J .and possibly South Atlantic Hon-1 !?r?. hw?U the Demon Deacon* of Wake Foro?t College i I they de feat Stat* in KuMkIi on Saturday. If the DencofH do not beat State then there i* a !>une for Davidson. State. Carolina, an l Wake Forest t? gr<?wl over. IVrf-'fily awarv of the** fact# Canity's iim-ii are working at to|? |ia e tor their Sat urday runti'Mi. I n less unforsccn <*irciuuxtancc<* com.* to pus*, tho Wake Fore?t tiani will go against State in the , best physical condition it has ;it talned since it defeated <':ir?*lin.i , h*?re on September L'7. The U uni earn? through it* 32 to 0 victory oyer Trinity In fine shape and tfce 41 lo 0 victory over Elon ?*a sy Work -v in the Elon game Garrliy dM n??t send Jones, Lents, or Pi||a4. tried and true regular* ? tn -nft ?? all. "Flush" (J reason remained fi* only about fi*?> minute?. On tK| other hind, evory nubstltute wfc* H appeared on the field In anlfom got Into the game. In all QiWjfr ty u?f<l is substitutes or a total of 29 men In the game. Itill KlU rbe. regularly a tackle, gan? the Wuko Forest students e in w sight in performlug as full bark. Tin* big player ran well wttH - lb" hull and accounted for good gains. 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