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THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 5, 1924. 10 Suburban Quintet Loses at Fairbury, 22-13 I. S. N. U.

arid I. W. U. Clash Tonight OPPONENTS BEAT U. HIGH TOSSERS PEKIN DEFEATS MASON CITY FIVE GAS BUGGIES- The Age of Miracles Is Not Past By BECK (CcrnUtt, 1924, by Metropolitan Kcwimpst Sei rice.

fan HONEST-H-I5NT NO -OO-O-o, -1 TOLD Y7 9 A ME ON-- f--J WELL H-WHATflE i HEY-B -LOOK OUT WHATCHER T9 TURNED OUT A SWELL DAY-1 BELIEVE I'LL GO HOME AND TAKE AMY OUT FOR A AIDE-SHE'D BE THERE ANYTHING Ned Whiteiell's Proteges Easily! Meyers' Aggregation Nosed Out GET YOUR LID AND WE'LL TAKE A SPIN OUT IN HEAVENS THE MATTEf? VrtJ DID NT AfT YOU STAKING Ar MC WHA I Defeated Suburban Quintet on Hardwood Countr. in Fastest Game of Season, EATIN' YOU fl FOR 11 to 12. FIRED, DID 3EE WHI2. ANYWAY-Yj. THE COUNTRY TICKLED 10 VtAlft-J TWO VETERANS STAR OTHER ILLINOIS GAMES you OLdL 1 a Fairbury, T.U Jan.

4 Liiy, ui jan. t.prciau riavins fatt srame tnr.ipht. 1 1 rcKin nipii Dasketeere Inose.l out the Mason City five here Coach N. V. WhlteecUs Grf'n ht one pf hail games cf the season, on the local iloor.

11 to The Meyerltes had the breaks of luelc against them ar.d did not plav nearly up to standard. The Pekin ixya piayea a clean last gam1! anu M'uve a smooth running Manfte ald Patterson the nri(rht ln the lai lineup while Wat- and Becker were the Invaders stars. The Summsry Vin City I i. f. Siuir.

s. n. it FT. TP 1 1 4 II 3 LINCOLN DRILLING HARD FOR CLASHES 1 III FT. 2 4 it 1 i 'ii age 120 pounds and have won nine out of ten games this season against some of the fastest teams around here.

Stokes Is their star man. reg- lutAflni- vrllh Vitirh mmih. r.f niinl. every game. They can be reached at iud cast uiiKiuna avenue.

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5 b. a i Tc'tl lietew SuitU iLlcoln). San Jose 27; Easton Hi 18 fan Jose, 111.. Jan. 4 (Special) The San Jose hi basketeers trounced tiie Easton hi aspirants here tonight in a rather slow game, 27-15.

The lastou bu8 failed to give the locals' lot of competition. The Summary Bia it Htrrj. Tj.fr. I MTt, c. Knihcft.

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111., Jan. 4-i(Speclal) The Downs high school five downed the Mansfield hi basketeers here tonight ln a fast game, 23 to 13. DonV Go Back To School, Without a Few More White Collar Attached Shirts a The most popular sbrit la the world, and we have lots of them too. Just like we always do, with everything new. Every quality and every size, from $2.50 T0 $5.00 tu.n.BUff a Summary Dw B.

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4 run(2. s. 0 Aiiwt, Curl. (. 0 i "I Waihinfcton at Center Who's Who in Wesleyan Camp JOHN F.

ZINSER. One of the most brilliant athletes in Wesleyan'B history, Zlnser la for the first time playing aa a regular on the 'varsity basketball team this winter, altho he was a letter man ln 1922 and again In and pulled many a game out of the fire with his "peed. As captain of last year football team, he was the most colorful figure In the conference, and his sensational runs will be remembered long after he is gone from the North Hid campus. His work aa catcher for the 'varsity baseball team last spring also played an important part in winning the conference championship, while his hitting broke up sev-eral gamea. His home is In Los Angeles, al and he Is :3 years of aec.

Moran Wins. New Tork, Jan. 4 Pal Moran. the New Orleans lightweight, diteated Johnny Shugrue, of Jersy City, when the referee stopped their bout In the fifth round to save Shugruo from further punishment. shugru roiild no longer see thru bloody eves but was still on his feet when thi rcfeiee intervened.

Marquett- Off for Iowa. Milwaukee, Jan. 4 Seven mem-lrs of the Marquette university basketball aiuad, accompanied by Coach Frank Murray, left here tonight for Iowa City, where the team will play the University of Iowa 'omorrow night. Despite a defeat last night by- Franklin college they are confident of winning. f.

Ton Is glre- -Moors "(Noisiill? Minonk 26; Toluca 18. Mlnonk. Jan. 4 Minonw M.h school tonight defeated Toluca, high In the fastest battle which has been seen on the high school court so far this ysar. The gam waa fast and muiy contestea rrom BUrt to finish, and waa played cleanly thru.

out. Blsekner. at forward, hi.h point man for the winners while for Toluca, Marrlottl, at center, cored the moat points. Vises Fa. 1 I.

Si FT. ttTABLISHEO 14 10. iix'iim minimi 1ETR0P0LE NOW and Gold Quintet defeated the Unlver- hl.h school cf Normal In a 22 to IS hattle. TYhile Fairbury easily outclassed the visiting team at all stapes. Coach Whltesell kert his first string in ih.

frav until the closing men In the fray until tne en sn.t, Cages cf ths gam. 1r. game was fuU of verv fsst and clever floor work bv both sides and at times the play tended to reach slight stages cf roughness. The game as a whole war, ery cleanly played. Two Forwards Star.

The work of Captain Balph Slaughter and Charles Alhack, the two veteran forwards, was outstanding on the offense, these two men handling the. scoring of the team, counting all of the points made. The work of Al-back from the foul line was exceptionally fine, the diminutive forward countine eiSht times in as many chances. The other members of Whltesell aggregation all played first class ball, John Henderson, starting his first came at center, playing a fine floor game but was unable t-i hit the nra successfully. -Werling played a very fine game at back guard, closely followed ln hit work by Jacobs as the advance defender.

Heini Mohar it Also Good. The veteran Heinle Mohar was the stellar performer for Benjamins crenv. His work ln covering the floor was good and he added a field goal to hi team's total. Schuth was high point man for C. High, getting two baskets from the field.

I nless the work of Benjamin's bssketeers Improves before next week they should be easy for Normal community. The game was attended by a very good crowd altho the attendance waa cut aomewhat by the cold weather. following la th. box score: Fiirbarr FB. FT.

a.trt. 'J i. ifeMmoa, JJ TF 4 a 0 S3 IF I 3 4 0 a Baugh's Tossers Win Seventh in Row Ssuah'a deeoratora basketball fnrmarlT the A. B. K- team.

alean when they won the Beventh cooeecuttve game, defeating the Cheap Charley five by a. men of II to 14, alter a hard feua-nt atruxgle. The game was Ttaj4 on the T. M. C.

A. gym floor. Uenard. of the winners, played the beat brand of ball a urine, tbe contest. GOLF ASS'N OPENS ITS ANNUAL MEETING New Tork.

Jan. 4 The annual meeting of the United Statee Coif Association which opened today with sessions cf the green section will be conducted tomorrow. Possible action may be taken on (he proposed consolidation of the V. S. G.

A. with the Western Golf Association, ruling on the weight of toe standard ball, the use of punched clubs and the perennial problem of to stymie. The ticket of officers la headed by Wynar.t D. Vanderpool, of Moms county, for president. U.

HIGH CRIDDERS ARE AWARDED LETTERS Twelve university high school football men were awarded grid yesterday morning In general assembly, by Coach Pf.jl K. Benjamin. Nine out of the twelve will be lost to the Hi mentor by graduation this year. Miller. Wlilttlngion and Davis re the only letter men of experience that will be back.

Those who received letters are. Kewley. hto ps, Beatings. Miller. Whlttington.

Iiown-Icy, Ambrose, Moore, Davis, Kclley and Barr. Football for "He" Men. Tlockford, 111, Jan. 4. Football ganirs will be ieiiurti'1 on society puKes Instead of spurting pages by lstu, Knule K.

It'" hti. unm f.x.tball tourli, told the fT. Thomas high si hool iuml at a Lmmui hi re tonight, unless ollrge mkccat.rs, who, be sunt, wtr? inemlirrs a til ml ax. ne coiivuteii Into "he-men." rootball Is not too rough for high school or ni'n, Uocl.i.e Mid. Vte need the Kume as It Is played tdsy If ws are to retain the led blood we Inherited from our fore-lathers, he added Weldon Te Battle Slato Champa Woldon.

111.. Jan. 4 (pM-inl) Tiucli t-haw will take hli Weldon li.gh arhool banketcers to Vi.la i.rovr tomorrow cvrnlnu and ait-tiipt to Imng a victory oer the -t-iie chain, pious. The Purple and tiuld mentor has bec putting his men umi ilrni-tious pr.ictlces, snd with their stHr center, hoot, back In tbn itne, tin' tam will be In excellent elniie lr this week's clash. Ohio Wsslyan Meets Dspauw.

Dslaware, O. Jan. 4. Ohio Wesley's basketball team will piny lie. rauw university at Ureem atl, InJ ebruary 3, It waa announced today.

The gam la considered a severe tent for the Ohio conference style of Las-kotbaU. Rutland Outlaws Dcfsst Lostsnt Rutland. Ill Jan. 4 "Kpeclnh Tha Rutland Outlaws defeated th ly.stsnt Maroons here last night In a rovaliv fought battle. The game wss hotly contested throughout.

Mleloal.t featured for th Outlaw while Flul. Hps waa th big man for th Maroon. Washington Defeats Crinnl Grlnnll, lowo, Jan. 4 Washing-tn university, of St. Louts, d'fea'-4 Urlnnell college at basket hi it here tonight 31 to the np.n.

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fi a a ii Crops 18; Colfax T4 Colfax. Jan. 4 (Special) The Cropsey high school basketeers won a doubleheader here tonight when the second team took the local seconds Into camp, 21-2 and the Cropsey first five took the-iJoKax basketeers to the tune of 14-1S, in a real fast game was the etar tnr the locals v.falle the baakot shooting of Fopejoy and the guarding of Meeker and pcnte for the winners featured. Summary Cropw B. FT.

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The local boys were not able to hit the ring and the game draggi on rather slowly ail of the way. The only brilliant playing waa by Glenn, of Us pel la, who showed good at tunes. The Bvmmarr. Hunt. t.

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Delavan, 15; Hopedale, 27. LkUvun. Jan. 4 (Kneclal Dels. van high school's basketaera held un their lei'ord ami lost their krvenlti straiklit basketlmll gain here tonight Hie iliipedsle five, In 15.

'J he RED TOP CAB SERVICE Iowa Starts Grind For Track Aspirants Iowa City, la Jan. 4. Coach George T. Bresnahan will take his track squad to the new armory fori the first work-out of the year on January 4. Enthusiasm for the sport Is at a high pitch here following the mixer attended by three hundred men a large number of whom signified their Intention of reporting for practice.

While the Iowa coach Is not openly optimistic over the prospects, he feels that a well-balanced team will enter all meets. Field events will be stronger than In several years with Dauber, Kriz, Johnstone and Dulne to do the heavy work. Losses by graduation in the running events will handicap the coach to a large extent for he depended upon such men as Noll, Wilson, Ashton, Khope and Foster. The sensational mile relay team which has been given credit for a new American Intercollegiate record of 3:16 9-10 and will probably be given the world's intercollegiate mark when the International Federation meets to consider record claims will have the veterans Captain Brooklns and Morrow aa a neucleus. These two men, together with Noll and Wilson also set a new National A.

A. V. mark of 3:1 1-10. The Hawkeye schedule for the Indoor season is as follows: Feb. Fourth annual university relay carnival.

Feb. 23 Wisconsin at Madison. March 1 Illinois Relays at 1'rbana. March Illinois at Iowa City. March 12-15 Conference Indoor meet at Kvanstnn.

Neversweats Lose a Poorly Played Game The A r-f I.I." nf h. graph yesterday afternoon met and defeated the of the same sheet ln three straight games of bowling at the People's Alleys. The difference In the total number of pins for the three games was only 81. Miller and Wharton of the latter team, as well as Burns and Huhner. of the winners were away off form and made poor showings yesterday the figures of their former scores.

Marquardt and Maddux, of the losers held up the burden for their team while "Speed" Williams and "Count" Albright rolled best for the winners. The two tesma will meet for a real game earlv next week. Yesterdays contest was just a practice game and anyone looking at the scorrs made would surely think bunch of beginners bad bowled. 05 I iltn htppT to tfr rem wubc! t4- dfUupd Iroa mt tXpioQot) auxi BOWlsrJ( of rtjertnOsU fOfk. UltO UI itm toloFuboD.

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Knnnji I a liviiv OFFirr EQUIPMENT LSI, Lincoln, Jan. 4. With the holidays out uf the way both Lincoln college and the high school basketball squads are settling down to a long, hard drill of practice, as two months of the season is before them. Coach Hanson worked his prep quintet out Wednesday afternoon and tonight ill put the finishing touches on the rehearsals for the game with illiamsvlile cagemen on 4ho tatter's floor Friday evening. The local boys are anything but joyous over the prospects of the contest as they will have to meet Willlamsvilie at a de cided disadvantage.

Tito court at Willlamsvilie is very small, the ceiling is low, and as the boys put It, it is "Just like playing In a cigar box." At that the Red and Green lads are bent on mischief, as in the opening ganio of the season, Williamaville downed jlunson's men, 16 to 11 on the local court. A number of fans are expecting to attend tne game and will drive down over the Ullni boulevard. Out on the hilltop. Coach Wallace arrived Wednesday and today was mapping out practice hours for the Purple and White will need every minute if possible. They start out next Monday evening with Shurtleff offering the opposition ln the first home game.

On Friday evening. Ja'nuarv 11 Macomb Normal plays Lincoln in the second game of a double header, the high school meeting Mason City as the preliminary scrap. Wallace takes his crew to Bloomlngton on January 15 to battle Illinois Wesleyan and then takes the home court again January IK, against Eureka, Bob Martin will ottlclute ln the Lln-coln-Shurtlelt contest. Junior Buffaloes Want Games. The Junior Buffaloes, basketball aggregation, colored, are looking for I games with fast central Illinois teams of their caliber.

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TsAV1N(jWJL Basketball Results Local U. hiah 13; Fairbury 22. High School Springfield 33: Jacksonville 4. Pskin 12; Mason City 11. Mansfield 13; Downs 29.

Cropsey 18; Colfax 14. Hopedale 27; Delavan 15. Easton San Jose 27. Burlington Hi 32; Mt. Pleasant 13.

Fairfield 29; Washington 10. Champaign 45; Tuscoia 21. Weldon 15; Wapslla 12. Springfield 33; Jacksonville 34. Rockford high 19; Freeport 15.

vncavy weight). Rockford high 17; Freeport 18 (I ghtweight). Danville high 19: Urbana high 18. Peoria Central 18; Canton high 28. Peoria Manual Peoria Spsld ng 11.

Lincoln 17; Williamaville 4. College Burlington 36; Monmouth 20, Dss Moines U. 30; Central C. 13. Syracuse 18; Dartmouth 16.

Basketball Today Local Weslsyan at Normal. Otherwise Chsstnut at Latham. Waynssville Farmer City. Greenview at New Hollsnd. St.

Viator at Indiana Normal. Wesleyan and Normal Tossers kht uasn loni" Wesleyan and Stale Normal go to the mat again tonight, thle being the day of the first of the annual basketball aeries Tonight's game is to be ayed In the small Normal gymna-su'tn, and for that reason the Teachers are conceded a good chance cf netting the MethodlNts, altho Wesleyan supporters are banking on their ttam hitting Its stride this evening, snd have hopes of it coming thru with a victory, by a scant margin. last year. Normal tumbled WIm-Irf-rlcy's charges on the Normal court, end Cartwright has hopes of avenging this beating. The I'nei'ps for tc night's game follow wESLETAX Fotltloa.

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4. (Specla1 rne Toluca nign scnool basketi.aii team will meet the Minonk five hfr on Friday night, while on Hatuniav tne i-ans will face the ln. du Lac Cardinals. On Monday ih Fans will play at Roanoke aud vr Wednesday at Washburn. While gelatin is palatable food, chlblren eating too much may prowi mi, leitui UT Utinl OUKaUsaV ruiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiin OPEN built, Buick win build them PHONE 322 I a i t.

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Lincoln, 111.. Jan. 4. (Special) The Lincoln high school baaketeor diteated the WiUlsinsvUle fne In a ninth. liHrrf v.l.v.,4 ii', llamevllle tonight, 17-4.

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Saybrook, 12; Stanford, 24 PayhriKik. Jan. 4. (Special ybrunk high school quintet was night detested by th visiting leum, titaiiford high, by a scur of to li. Th gam was slowly llad and th riaybrook team honed the is of a layoff during lh holidays.

Th victory of Stanford cum largely thru th ability of uuret to keep th ball above the beads of the Baybrook players. In the game savaral weeks ago when turned the tables un Btsn-old, Meyers wits the home but tonight the visitors planted two men to hold him down mid even then showed the best wi in. iuiiii. tn oog score: 1 I. l'f'U.

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