LOOK OUT\PREXY!
TUSCALOOSA. Ala., Oct. 19 —
There is a tradition at Alabama
that the football team will have
a successful season if President
Denny is run over during practice.
Pans are not wishing Dr. Denny
any hard luck, but wouldn’t mind
if he should get in the way of at
least one play before the first
game.
QUIT FOOTBALL
HELENA. Mont., Oct. 19.—Two
Montana colleges have abandoned
intercollegiate football this season
because of financial stringency,
Billings Polytechnic Institute is not
participating, while Carroll Col
lege, formerly Mount St. Charles,
at Helena, has withdrawn from
all forms of intercollegiate sports.
SIGNED BY BOSTON
BOSTON. Oct. 19—Bill Cissell
will fill the hole left at second
base when the Boston Red Sox
released Marty McManus, former
manager. Cassell comes to the
Boston Americans in a trade with
the Cleveland Indians, in which
Lloyd Brown, left-handed hurler,
was sent Jo Cleveland.
Stanley Pincura of Lorain, O.,
crack sophomore passer on the
Ohio State squad, has two broth
ers who starred at Kiski prep and
at Penn State and Western Mary
land colleges.
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Players’ Share of World
Series May Be W kittled
Down: Moguls Thinking
By pRANK G. MENKE
NEW YORK. Oct. 19—It is al
most a certainty that when the
big league folks meet again in
somewhat solemfl session they will
vote to decrease the size of the
players’ shares of the world series
spoils.
There's a positive conviction
that the frisking athletes are get
ting too huge a chunk right now,
to the financial detriment of the
competing clubs and rival leagues.
