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32 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1929. Iowa Has Punished ows More Than Disciplining The Double-Fused Bomb—Which'li Explode It? By Ed Hughes Few Athletes Needed .0., Ere House Is Cleaned Despite Ruby's Punch -t • By GEORGE CVRRIE By ED HUGHES. io'.va( having cleaned house by simply taking a broom A double-fused knockout bomb, figuratively speaking, and sweeping her outstanding athletes out oi the locker will splutter and probably explode in the Garden ring tonight, room, cannot be accused of dodging the issue for which she Jimmy McLarnin, the Irish Thumper, and Ruby Goldstein, was suspended by the "Big Ten" when she insists upon much-thumped idol of the Ghetto, will meet* naming her own athletic director^ Not only has she dis- in a scheduled ten-rounder. The betting is TO$f__, Sbrl.and 7—5 on McLarnin, but the talk you year's basketball team apart, ail to prove the simon purity might jsay is almost at evens. McLarnin of her intentions. and Goldstein are two of the hardest hitting The Hawkeyes are thus in a position to demand rein welterweights that have appeared since the statement and, reinstated, to demand a follow up of the dangerous days of Joe Walcott, famed Bar- Carnegie Foundation report so lar— badoes demon. as it concerns sister universities in) boys—ah, my friends, countrymen the "Big Ten" conference. Incidentally, destiny, with a sense of and New Yorkers, that is another the dramatic, decreed that the great col-, A fair indication of the drastic story! mopping up which Iowa has under One awaits the action of Iowa ored gladiator of other days should be a taken may t>e gathered from the with a hopeful but not expectant part of tonight's turnup. The gray and fact that among those suspended patience. Still, one recalls that wrinkled Walcott is now employed as a are Mike Farroh, star right half Penn State, but a year or two ago, back and co-captain of the 1930 made a public confession of schol "handy man" about the Garden. team; Oran Pape, who made the arships for athletes, announced that Walcott is still enacting his ancient role touchdown against Minnesota which after such and such a date the prac in ringdom. The "Giant Killer" was always Ed Hughes toppled the Gophers out of the tice would be discontinued, and running for the title; Irving Nelson gained, rather than lost, caste by its a "handy man" in fisticuffs. Joe was probably the greatest and Seward Leeka. Nelson, Farroh action. fighter of lfis inches the world ever knew. Certainly he was and Leeka were also basketball regulars. The colleges, when cleaning house, the greatest welterweight the ring ever produced. If anything, the Hawkeyes have owe something to the boys who have However, back to the heroes of the* , been cluttering up the locker room. fallen over backwards in the fever current moment, for 99 out of 100 ish endeavor to avoid the very ap They have a responsibility which thing Goldstein lacks, That is who jam into the Garden tonight fighting heart and the pearance of evil. Major Griffith, the faculty in solemn conclave ability to probably never heard of Walcott, let "take it." boss of the Conference, has finally cannot evade by the subterfuge of alone recognizing the old knockout spoken up, declaring that not more taking its horror and high moral On form that advantage is a big genius in a workman's uniform. than 20 or 30 out of the 300,000 dismay put on the boys without get one and it should return McLarnin Conference alumni, 100,000 stu ting back at their betrayers." By the victor. dents and 300 directors and assist betrayers I don't mean "snitchers"- PICKS M'LARNIN BY However, there is no disputing the' ant athletic directors would think but tempters. A KNOCKOUT ' { ••• fact that McLarnin is trifling with a mighty potent charge of dynamite of shooing promising prep school If fighting term on all Its counts athletes to college on the under A. A. U. MAKES STEP in his opponent's right fist. This counts for anything, McLarnin Goldstein has the fastest and most • standing that money would be pro IN EIGHT DIRECTION should win this fight by a knock vided to keep the body from starv devastating right-hand punch that Incidentally, speaking of ama out, probably inside of three rounds. I have ever seen from a little fellow.' ing and the soul from shrinking. teurs, the A. A. U. deserves a word He has everything possessed by the 7_A h^t, gt "all possible"' .worlds ~ is Goldstein, if he can maintain his pi~probattonary_praise—for -its, new dangerous Hebrew kid phis some- equilibrium for-even the first min-- about to dawn beyond"lhe~ATI ? plan of handling foreign athletes ghanies. ute of fighting, is as likely to score visiting the country tills coming a kno.ckout as McLarnin. winter during the indoor season. WHAT ABOUT THOSE Bidding got pretty brisk a year GOLDSTEIN A BORN WHO GAVE MONEY? ago, according to the whispering tPlan angers, on Beefsteak riggs' Aim to Make BOXER AND HITTER Still, there is Bulletin No. 23 of campaign, as one club fought with Ruby, as a matter of fact, is a the Carnegie Foundation to be another to woo this man or that to born ring artist, lacking only the answered. Iowa has walked the its meet as a topliner. The air 1 heart to "sell' himself possibly as- plank and we in this effete East got pretty hot with loudly uttered met, irive l^anadiens Father and SonEvent charges, refusals to back them up the best little man of his weight the think the Hawkeyes have done it ring ever knew. rather gallantly The Carnegie and all that sort of thing. The gumshoe boys did not let several track papas raised more noise last With Players Goldstein is a naturally brilliant -of Iowa's rivals off scot - free, but year than ever.before in the whole Biggest Hockey Upset Equal of Any Tourney boxer, fast afoot, a quick thinker nothing has been said about that, history of the sport. and a lightning deadly, hitter. I But as Dan Ferris of the A. A. U. think he hits a faster and more which prompts the theory that Present Optional Rules By RALPH TROST Iowa is being-made the sacrificial mails out his invitations to the as By HAROLD C. BURR accurate blow than McLarnin, who is an unusually gifted thumper goat. sociations abroad, word comes that Edmund H. Driggs Jr., otherwise "Eddie," was elected to Jack London once wrote a story about a fighter who lost Strenuous Enough, in his own right. However, that is for the Confer the A. A. U. intends to arrange the his big bout because he was too broke to buy himself a beef the presidency of the Long Island Golf Association yesterday- ence itself to settle. A more serious schedules of the visitors itself. If Say the Athletes Everything that Goldstein dees aspect has entered into the sus this is to be the real thing, instead steak before he entered the ring. The story of last night's evening; W. Neal Fulkerson. former Long Island junior within ropes comes natural, which of a gesture, and there seems no champion, became vice president; Perley Boone, secretary, explains also his fatal shortcom pension of the 22 athletes at Iowa hockey game at the Garden between the Rangers and Les By THOMAS HOLMES -©ifcy: reason to presiime It Isn't _the_reaj ing. It seems natural, somehow, for Ganadiens_has. the same plot, but done in reverse. It was In plain and fancy sidestepping and Ross Redmond, treasurer. All of this was expected. Their Those boys were brought to col thing, then Dan Ferris and his A. Goldstein to crumple from the first steak'that won the game for the Rangers by the strictly col major league magnates—all of them election was unanimous. But few expected these new officials lege. One may say that because the A. U. brothers are entitled to a severe broadside exploded by his foe. —could give the original Artful action of their university virtually doffing of hats among the critical. legiate score of 8—3. would immediately turn their attention toward the promo He is built that way. Dodder lessons. amounts to an admission of—well, And from this corner, consider it Goldstein's chin is one of nature's The fast youngsters and just as fast veterans who make The latest exhibitions of their skill tion of one of the most deserving of the season's tourna we won't say guilt, but of error. hereby cheerfully done. up Lester Patrick's Blue Shirt squad were evidently still ments—the Father and Son championship. most fragile outputs, and he has a The.se athletes were' charged with occurred at the joint major league fluttering, apprehensive heart. ree-evvins-money. from the now..no- hungry from the loss of their Thanksgiving dinner, for be it meeting held at the Hotel Biltmore After the election had taken place Driggs took the —o— f NOISY PROMOTERS yesterday The baseball bosses, col torious trust fund, ^ince money known hockey players in training .•>—— ; president's chair. After he had S> DANGEROUS MAN IN . OUT OF LUCK lectively and individually, know how doesn't grow on trees, even in the are not allowed turkey, cranberry FIRST FEW MINUTES All the bickering over Dr. Peltzer, Bouchers and the Bourgaults were oppesed Kenesaw M.\ Landis. com made the more or less usual little j if not expectant caddies. Ways and sovereign State of Iowa, it is to be sauce, dressing and mince pie. On At least, that is the way j.a the German string bean runner, still hale and hearty and Manager missioner of baseball, is to the well- speech, the new president began' means of cutting down the size of . presumed that elder men paid it the eve of a game their food runs must appraise him en his record to and a good deal of the squabbling Patrick didn't have to call the waiter known "chain store" system of talking about the Father and Son j the lists were heard but it is doubt- out IO them. to large and juicy T-bones. date. Still, even with these glaring over poor, old hot-tempered Charlie again. minor league farms. ful that the championship commit- Yesterday the Rangers partook of tournament. "blind spots" in his fighting ma Hoff, the Norwegian pole vaulter. —o— The commissioner, being a deter ; tee will make any change either in their steaks as usual Those of the This touTuanTeiirrriasri't been very j chinery, the Ghetto youth is unques ACTION HOPED FOR, rated by common consent as the mined bird, it seems only a matter the matter of eligibility or in" the boys who have their wives down to SMALL STEAK WOULD successful on Long Island for one 1 tionably one oi the most danger BUT NOT EXPECTED greatest "monkey on a stick," might I of time before this alleged "evil," place where the open has become New York stocked up on home BE FILLING TO ROACH reason or another, while the annua ous fighting men—for a few min What, one wonders, is to hap have' been avoided if the A. A. U.! made so popular by the St. Louis more or less of a fixture, the Salis cooking. The rest raided the res In the nets John Ross Roach gave , championship of the Father and bury links. utes at least—tha*. boxing has ever pen to the boys'? had taken a firm hold on the athlete.! taurant larders. The eating was Cardinals and since adopted by a Son Golf Association, year after an exhibition of how the well-fed j witnessed. With a smile from the Once again the system of build fixed his schedule for him and then I done at 4:30 p.m. and the Rangers numoer of major league clubs, will year, proved one of the most popu goalie should behave. He never went \ be eliminated NO VOTE ON LESLEY gods he undoubtedly has it in him ing an athletic plant appears to crdered the frenzied clubs te did all the hockey playing after 8J30 lar events of the golf year. to flatten McLarnin in the first few have been geared up to punish the keep hands ofl. I o'clock. wandering away on those little busi Acticipa'ting this, Col. Jacob Rup CUP EXPENSES mixups. That is what makes this driven, rather than the drivers. But those incidents are happily! Those steaks must have been ness journeys in the neighborhood pert, qwner of the New York Yan GET MUCH PLEASURE As requested by the United States bout a "sell out," one of the most kees, went to work on something -Iowa undertakes to prove its good i forgotten. It is the coming .winter \ served with the purple side up. in which goaltenders once in a Golf Association, the L. I. G. A. ticklish betting propositions you can- new At the meeting yesterday he OUT OF TOURNEY faith by investigating the 22 ath- j that concerns us now. And if the i That's giving"away no kitchen secret while indulge. He stood close to his sought opinions on the controversy encounter anywhere. letes. It rarely transpires that the! A. A U. can move these teams of; either. Once Frank Boucher, Bill argued long and loudly that the Driggs, being the father of two netting negligently wearing his now existing over the payment of An idea of Goldstein's hitting' athlete gets a break in such investi :'oreigners from meet to meet shel- i and "'Bunny" Cook, Leo Bourgault limit of ball players sent by a major aspiring young golfers, views this expenses of its Lesley Cup team, gations. It generally happens that tcrin<_ them from the noisy promo- j and John Ross Roach jumped the toothpick. But there was marrow league club to the minors on option tournament through a father's eyes. prowess is contained in his record. righteous mental anguish greets an ters and giving them a nice trip dasher, everybody in" arena and in his backbone They do say there's | be increased from eight to 15 each He admits to deriving more pleasure who go to compete on foreign soil- Ruby has had 66 fights in all, 24 as athlete's admission of the receipt to representative gatherings' of the i gallery knew thev were on a raw nothing like a steak to stick to a year ' He also argued for the right and satisfaction out of winning No vote was taken, but during the an amateur, the remainder in the professional arena. of largesse and the corrective bas runners and jumpers, then will ther? meat diet And all the rest of th fellow's ribs. Prom time to lime he • to send out players for three s.ea- something with a son for a partner discussion one learned that the case Of these, 54 have dropped sense- tinado of perpetual suspension or DC some hope of a season's winding forwards and defense men were fall was showered with rubber goods, but ;son-\ instead." of two. than he could while a member of a of tha Bostonians, leaders in the team, or even playing alone. ' less or have otherwise been slammed even expulsion has been applied up in glory instead of bad looks of strengthening beefy juices. he didn't miss a stop until the j The major leagues adopted the fight for the privilege of paying the before this. But the men who across the sea and across the com • Ruppert platform, but that does not Certainly, there is no more inter expenses of its Lesley Cup teams, into submission. That is an aston Rangers were sleigh-riding home. made things hunky dory for the mittee table.- •••••-- j make it an established law. Betore esting event for the competitor, nor was not as hopeless as the officers ishing achievement, something for i LKS CANADIENS DIZZY This is the worst beating Les McLarnin or any other fighter to i the new rule goes into effect the any tournament that is more con of the U. S. G. A. would have one WATCHING CAROMS mull over.\ - I Canadiens have absorbed in many a \ niinoi league^- must pass it. This ducive to good sportsmanship. It is believe, and that the meeting of the I Of the eight Ranger goals seven just the kind of an affair that puts hockey moon. Across the white j they arc unlikely to do, for which cxecutiveycommittee of the Metro Camp Triumphs i were shot past Goalie George Hains- | both father and son on their mettle. GOLDSTEINVFTJNCH dasher Cecil Hart's face was as red ! all call players everywhere offer politan Golf Association showed one- Iowa Action worth by the Cooks, Boucher and i thanks. ' How they play wields a great influ ! as a tenderloin. It was quit:; morti- half of the body in favor of support FAILED IN-BIGGEST Over Greenleaf | Bourgault. The ice might just as "If they can get by with a rule ence . on their lives for the weeks ; fying. ing the U. S. G. A. and the other However,-there is a qualification I well have been a billiard table the ! like that," is the current opinion that follow. Should they team up »g MW u. o v*. A. an« . « uw^ attached to this alarming exploit In Billiard Play Lester Patrick seems to have im well, they will both be happy. To Pleases Big wa'y those meat-eaters passed I among the mere athletes, "they'll ^!^^!^lv^ftJ^!^-^^f,^ Goldstein is a wizard at polishing parted to'his players the technique soon reach the stage at which they play poorly naturally has the op the Massachusetts Golf Association thither and yon. Mere Frenchmen, oh* the "suckers" but he has had Detroit, Mich., Dec. 13 >A\—Marcel who are said to subsist entirely on j of the new rules. The Rangers are i ran keep a ?cod ball player hi the posite effect. It also came out during the ses no such luck with first rate fight sion that Lakevtlle, which club was j Camp continues to be the sensation frogs, had no chance j gathering strength irrespective of} minors sever?! days longer than Driggs, feeling that all this ing men. Ten Officials i those pre-game steaks. forever.' tournament needs is more attention, practically decided upon as the place Goldstein's punch has failed to j of the world championship pocket The. Rangers were so fast the where the next New York State t SOME DONATIONS is going to see that it gets it. keep on the floor the two first class h'oHHard-t-o->^r-?VA-m^iv^nov^beln°--i- i^^3^c Morenz 1 An increase in the lists for the amateur championship would be slow by odious comparison. And The oration of Ruppert was by opponents he has encountered. Ace ' played in the Recreation Building Father and Son naturally means held, was out of the running, tho Suspension of Hawkeye toward the last Morenz grew so cyn Smith Defends j far the most important development Hudkins and Sid Terris weathered i here. For the second time he did at the joint meeting. Otherwise added entries foi the junior cham Lakeville club believing the fairways it after tottering on the knockout ical he joined in the fun himself, pionship which has been petering needed a full year in which to get Athletes May Bring the unexpected when he turned back shooting a Ranger goal as he slid pile major leagues donated S->5.000 brink. Also each revived to punch San la *Ca la Una ! to worthy causes They began by out these last few years. The two into good shape. Last summer's Goldstein silly in Jig time. Ralph Greenleaf, former champion, across the face of the net to break drought inflicted great hardships on Early Rcadmission J appropriating $5,000 to the Baseball events are held on successive davs: McLarhin is a first class man. Ho in a sensational match last night. up a pass. But Hainsworth didn't the course. Golf Honors : Players' Association. $10,000 for the the Father and Son championship Is a terrific hitter himself with Camp, the same boy who defeated seem to mind. He hadn't known ! National Federation,"an organization first, with the junior occupying the So did we also hear that the Wom plenty of iron and flint ln his Chicago, Dec. 13 (/P>—The Unl where the pucks were coming from j Champion iffuik Taberski on Mon Avalon. Santa Catalina Island. i for the instruction of baseball following days en's Metropolitan Golf Association make-up. If Shamus is dropped et sity of Iowa's action in declaring day night, came through with a 125- anyway for half an hour. } coaches and teachers and $50,000 to is seriously considering holding its Hainsworth took those early Ran- I Cat. Der. !3 (/P)—Confronted by very likely he'll get up and carry on ineligible athletes who benefited by to-13 triumph over Greenleaf in 23 the American Legion baseball pro- OTHER EVENTS NEED championship at Inwood, a course to the roots of his ability. the athletic fund has brightened its ?cr slams on his knees, but then he J an' Imposing array of the Nation's that has proven itself one of the innings. i gram Goldstein won't. That is the dif prospect of early rcadmission to ath Isn't the only goalie in the National J NO BOLSTERING most difficult In the district. Trust leading golfers, Horton Smith. 21- This latest confab closed the ference, the tiling that has mado This is the first time that a player Hockey League v%ho likes to say a| The other Long Island cham the women to pick the genuinely letic competition in the Western year-old pride of the Missouri i-series ot meetings until next Febru- the Irish thumper a strong favorite conference, taking partjnjfi_s.jhs.t_ world cham .P'av.CL_when Boucher and Bill Cook j pionships, the open, amateur and hard layouts. Ozarks, today will set out to de : ary when the boys will get together to come through tonight. Frederic Woodward, vice president pionship games dotcatod both*Tfibcr- shoot. amateur-pro, need no nurturing. | io announce trie 1930 schedules. To- —CH- of the University of Chicago and ski and Grecnlt af. fend his Santa Catalina Island They are among the best tourna | day. the army of magnates, man- ments played in this metropolitan its representative on the faculty Spencer Lhocy of l.u? Antelcs and , championship. There Von Porat vSuit Against MCLARNINS KAYO RECORD mLL C00K a re more j as.cn: and ivory trooped back to district and Invariably draw good committee, said that Iowa shouuld Taberski wen th. winne-.-.s in the j """VEfe MORE IMPRESSIVE afternoon games. Livsey defeated' CN HOME COOKING than ItiO entrants the $7,500 theh respective homes. The meet holds be given an early hearing if it files m Mique Malloy Dismissed McLarnln's punch, by the way, is Pasquale Natalie. 12o to 96 in 31 j Boucher scored first atter 2 min- event. ing.- were a huge failure There North Hills blossomed forth at notice of another appeal. mastery j was not even al> important trade Chicago, Dec. 13-(/D—A libel suit Just as deadly as Ruby's and it has innings, and Taberski turned back utcs and 35 seconds of the first pe- Chief of those seeking yesterday's meeting. This new club. compiled an even more impressive Tro.f.._Q, _F. Long, North western's Leo |w-rfMinedperformed. But for the comedy re for $50,000, filed by Otto Von PorAt, .Joseph. .L...McCa*m-ai. Jaclisauviilci i:iod.Jairly_.oo/ing good red gravy. of the new 18-holc course are possessing a nice golf course and a string of knockouts. representative, said Ihe action had 125 to 3. "Run" Cook" "had just slammed at Diegel of Agua Callente, who last lief s.ipplicd by Brooklyn's tangled splendid clubhouse, seeks to take Norwegian heavyweight boxer, pi.red Iowa in "ft favorable light" .baseball situation the boys would McLarnin, unlike Goldstein, be Standing of the pi Ocorgie's shinguards and Boucher week retained his Professional its place with Garden City, Cherry against Promoter Mique Malloy. came feared and famous bowling • _H*d he-indicated he anticipated .the -\V\»lJr Golfers Association title at Los An i have been bored to death. Valley, the Engineers, Wheatley committee would visit Iowa City 1! • • ioli . came up,, saw, the puck was un- has been dismissed by Judge. Joseph over touch TOP NGTCHERS, Jackie !' r-.t-'Mki.. chaperoned. and made the point. It geles; Walter HagCTi, Detroit, BFlt- ( Hills. St. "Albalis arid LakCVtlle ft* Field";, Joey Sanger, Kid Kaplan, soon to review the situation. . MP Sabath. ( \ r.-. n. . ., .-••! was the lone goal of the. period, but ish Open champion; Johnny Daw- | ,. one of the most active of Long Is Sid Tcrrls, Phil McOraw, Stan Lo- -7 Prof. Ralph Algler of Michigan R. Ori-enlf til. nx,( Otto failed to appear in court K->Ul!f. . the play was accurate and fast. The son. who ranks second only Ic land clubs. North Hills offered its ayra—those are a few of his vic •vculd not comment dlrc«Ujr but in P. Bobby Jones nm0n4._t.he amateurs or yesterday when the case was called, c T Mir! speed of the Rangers made the course for both the amateur and tims. dicated that'a renewal of Iowa's !.i*.»«v of the country, and Johnny Farrell, the Father and Son championships. M'Onn. . . < rowd believe they hart French fried Hidalgo Net Cup which grew out of remarks Malloy Tho Irish boxer Is about Gold plea-would be favorably received by New York__professional, who waa potatoes on the side. Mexico City. Dee. 13 (,V—Vic St. Albans, nn old standby in the was alleged to have made, in which stein's equal as a boxer and, as he committee. Mr.'Aigler mentioned runnerup To "larruping Leo" Dlcgcl association", the Engineers, another The next two goals were scored on torious \>vor Cuba th the first two ho belittled Von Porat's fistic noted above, he has what Ruby has ihe possibility or a special meeting) JacKip fields to Box In the P. O. A. classic. old established club, and Southward passes from Boucher to Bill Cook. singles matches, Mexican tennis prowess. Von Porat was given the hitherto lackcd—courftgo and phy to hear Iowa, if the school decideo 1 Ho were anions those, offering their Nine of the ten members of the players .needed only one more option of renewing the suit. sical durability. to petition again. v 'Gorilla'' joins ionium |hlR wlfe cooks Rj, his mcnls Sne American Ryder Cup team will try "0urs.es for all tournaments. Goldstein, save for ft few "set That Iowa apparently is taking triumph to clinch the Hidalgo Cup, Boston, Dec. 13 OP)--Jackie Field; cooked a mighty one yesterday after their luck on the par 67 course v —O— ups," hasn't been ln action since ops which will clear its standing a trophy presented bv President welterweight champion, wilh defv noon. On his second goal Bill juM which is featured by its. short Ma^hado of Cuba. MANY CLUBS SEEK his spectacular knockout at tho was as far as Prof. William Marshall Standing of Team* in 'ho "jinx" that trails fltleholders te knocked over Hainsworth first as yardage and rugged terrain. Th: Ignacio de la Borbolla of Mexico LONG ISLAND AMATEUR hands of Sid Terris two years ftRO. -if Purdue would say, but he also easily as if ho had boen a vegetarian. Include Diegel. Hagen, Joe Turnesa • easily trounced Rlcardo Morales ot Cherry Valley bid for the ama That defeat, following the Hud indicated a new petition would bo this city tonight In a clash with t'-e Pro Hockey League of White Plains. N. V.: Smith. Ed Cuba in the opening singles match teur specifically. North Hills, St. kins disaster, wrecked the young ;".\cd. hard-punching: "Gorilla" Jones 0'. o- - Dudley of Wilmington. Del.: Johnny vesterday. ft—2. 6—1, 6—3. Rlcardt Albans,-the Engineers and South man's confidence In himself. So At the annual University oi Wis- \kron. Ohio, in a non-title bout .it MADE 1IA1NSAYOKTII !nl«rn»llon»l Ofoap. Golden of Patersoh, N. J.: Al Es- Taoia achieved the second Mexican ward Ho for the junior and Father completely shattered was Goldstein's cousin football banquet last nl\ The Long island Golf Associa Amfrlrun Or»up. able !c! ;>th of time. detected by the referee and the play A FREAK OF N\TtJFR :h
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