oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-27

The Plain Dealer H Why did this man resemble an Ape! The most amazing mystery play of the year. Lon Chaney in A Blind Bargain With Jaqueline Logan, Raymond McKee and Notable Cast. Strange things happen in a quiet mansion on the outskirts of a great city. If you like thrills and mystery and CHANEY A SAN I (By Up) Joe Chaney, from Whittier wi his home in Full the San Diego Che card for tonight. windup with the if he makes good top notch next w Chaney is stack customer who ha clisco and boxes to Young Stilers. He performer with and expects to Joe's winning str San Diego fans hind Chaney strong upon him to make as he did last week Sailor Joe Goose appears, from re from the southern ey has become a fight fans down t account of one go Tobby Montoya wind banty, is al night. He is meet Young Maxwell tobly figures to by's style ought the bugs of that Billy Darley of Duke Corona are boys. NO LOUD C FOR CA As usual, Wal selection of an A team isn't gong four cheers. The be given credit shots fairly well rentatives of 11 d A Bargain With Jaqueline Logan, Raymond McKee and Notable Cast. Strange things happen in a quiet mansion on the outskirts of a great city. If you like thrills and mystery and romance you will call this the most entertaining picture you have ever seen. Also, Comedy, "PLEASE REMIT" Tonight, Tomorrow and Friday UNITED PENN STATE LOOKS CLASS IN PRACTICE GRIDIRON fans in So. Calif., who believe the Trojans from U. S. C. will have a rather soft assignment when they trot put to face the attack of Penn State's machine in the third big sectional contest of the season at Pasadena's monster Itose bowl Monday afternoon should travel over in the direction of the Arroyo Seco and watch the Nittany Lions do their stuff. Perhaps you won't find the best gridiron machine in the country in action, but you'll find one that ranks with the best ever to invade the Pacific Coast from the Far East. Perhaps you won't find the best gridiron machine in the country in action, but you'll find one that ranks with the best ever to invade the Pacific Coast from the Far East. As far as football goes the eastern representatives appear to have the class. Maybe they won't look so good once underway against another powerful squad, but in practice the team is as nearly perfect as any football outfit could be. Due to the fact he has ripped his squad to shreds since it was humbled by Pittsburg, 14 to 0, Coach Hugo Bezdek hasn't decided on his lineup for New Year's Day. The famous mentor of the eastern aggregation has a world of class material on hand and it's a clutch he will be forced to leave some of it on the sidelines Monday afternoon. J. C. Frank, who figures to start at left end for the Nittany Lions, is one of the bright lights of the team. left half: Despite their long trip across the country, the majority of players on the State machine are in excellent shape. Bezdek expects to put the squad through hard workouts each afternoon until Saturday, when the team will knock off work. Reports are that Bezdek has been having plenty of trouble perfecting a smooth working offense. Against the Navy and Pittsburgh the State defense was but fair and the offense terrible as far as success went. However, Bezdek has remedied faults in the defense during workouts here will center his attention toward perfecting an attack which he hopes will prove too much for the Cardinal and Gold. Selection of officials for the game was announced today, following a conference between Henderson and Bezdek. Tom Thorpe, George Varnell, Jack Wells and H. M. McCarthy will work the contest. Some time ago it was understood that Walter H. Eckersar, former University of Chicago star and recognized as one of the most capable of boys. NO LOUD CALL FOR CAST As usual, Walk selection of an A team isn't gong four cheers. They be given credit shots fairly well sentatives of 11 d his mythical team to so-called "experiences entitled to no than those of any. A caitle like W saw every team action not once during the sea mighty close to team from the "b officiated in some West and witness coast to coast, his tion would be wee to take the select has never seen a and hold them up in football is littl Camp knows for as much or more any other one na first-hand knowle fairs in the Middle mountain region o The only all there isn't a char All-City high school critics have seen and players pitched week in and week It is possible th American team selected from a colleges that ha names sent over a TWO WORLD HEADLINE Two world famile headliners on This will be ing tomorrow after at the California will the bill be for top-line nets, but tures is also one o in this city. Richard the G ed monkey, and over, and Kurt G laugh act "Th will feature th Due to the fact he has ripped his squad to shreds since it was humbled by Pittsburgh, 14 to 0, Coach Hugo Bezek hasn't decided on his lineup for New Year's Day. The famous mentor of the eastern aggregation has a world of classy material on hand and it's a clutch he will be forced to leave some of it on the sidelines Monday afternoon. J. C. Frank, who figures to start at left end for the Nittany Lions, is one of the bright lights of the team. He was injured before the Pitt struggle, but will be in shape to play at Pasadena. H. R. Johnson or L. H. Logue will be given the call at left tackle. The former has been showing up splendidly and will probably fill the gap against U.S.C. Bezek has a couple of huckles for the left guard berth. They are J. Flock and Prevost. Captain Benitz and Hamilton are still fighting it out for the center berth. The former has acted as pivot man in the majority of big contests this year, but according to reports going round in local football circles Hamilton will be given the call Monday. It was definitely announced today that P. J. Bedack, star right guard, would be unable to start Monday's contest. The Penn State lineman, one of the mainstays of the team, was injured in scrimmage yesterday and according to Bezek will be on the shelf for several weeks. The loss of the demon guard will prove a severe blow to the Nittany Lions. Either Jimmy Bair or T. Ellwood will start at right guard in Monday's game. McMahon, at left tackle, is one of the largest linemen in the country. He stands 5 feet 7 inches and tips the beam at 212 pounds. T. W. Artelt will start at right end. Although only 19 years old, he is regarded as one of the classical wingmen to be turned out at Penn State in the last few years. The quarterback berth goes to M. H. Palm. He was a substitute half last season, but is now ranked as one of the best signal callers in the East. Ross Hufford or J. Patton will start at right half, while Wenz will be in full and Harry Wilson will be in practice the team is as nearly perfect as any football outfit could be. However, Bezek has remedied faults in the defense during workouts here will center his attention toward perfecting an attack which he hopes will prove too much for the Cardinal and Gold. Selection of officials for the game was announced today, following a conference between Henderson and Bezek. Tom Thorpe, George Varnell, Jack Wells and H. M. McCarthy will work the contest. Some time ago it was understood that Walter H. Eckersar, former University of Chicago star and recognized as one of the most capable officials in the Middle West and Par East, would be one of the officials. Henderson, it was learned, favored the selection, of Eckersall, but Bezek, reports say, placed but two names on his list, while Henderson submitted seven, two to be selected at the conference. McGRAW DENIES HE WILL HEAD GIANTS NEW YORK, Dec. 27—Denial that he will be president of the New York Giants next year and that he is contemplating giving up the active management of the Giants have been made by John J. McGraw. McGraw admitted that Charles P. Stoneham, president of the National Exhibition company—the New York National league corporation—was planning to resign. ISSUE COMPLAINTS ON DETROIT RACES DETROIT, Dec. 27—Complaints about making books on the races are being made to Police Commissioner Thomas W. Inches. Even newspapers carrying odds on the races, whether local or out of town publications, are affected by a recent ordinance. There is a maximum fine of $500 and a sentence of 30 days in jail for violating the law. SALESBEE MAKING BIG HIT IN TEXAS Delmar Solesbee, for years foreman of the Placentia Mutual Orange Association at Placentia, is given credit for the splendid initial shipments of the Valley Packing Co., at Harlingen, Texas. Solesbee will be back in time to handle the naval shipments for the Placentia organization. CHANEY AGAIN ON SAN DIEGO CARD (By Upper Cutt) Joe Chaney, fast 125-pounder from Whittler who is now making his home in Fullerton, is again on the San Diego Club's weekly boxing card for tonight. Joe is in the semi-windup with the undertanding that if he makes good he is to have the top notch next week. Chaney is stacked up with a rough customer who hails from San Francisco and boxes under the name of Young Stiers. He is said to be a nifty performer with the leather pillows and expects to put a stop to our Joe's winning streak. San Diego fans, however, are behind Chaney strong and are banking upon him to make just as short work as he did last week when he stopped Sailor Joe Goose in two rounds. It appears, from reports emanating from the southern town that Chaney has become a great favorite with fight fans down that way and all on account of one good showing. Tobby Montoya, Placentia whirlwind banty, is also on the card tonight. He is meeting a good boy in Young Maxwell of San Diego but tobly figures to get over good. Toby's style ought to make a hit with the bugs of that village. Manager Billy Darley of the local club and Duke Corona are accompanying the boys. NO LOUD CHEERING FOR CAMP ELEVEN As usual, Walter Camp's annual selection of an All-American football team isn't gong to result in any lour cheers. The Yale expert is to be given credit for scattering his shots fairly well and picking representatives of 11 different schools for his musical team, but when it comes NO LOUD CHEERING FOR CAMP ELEVEN As usual, Walter Camp's annual selection of an All-American football team isn't going to result in any lour cheers. The Yale expert is to be given credit for scattering his shots fairly well and picking representatives of 11 different schools for his mythical team, but when it comes to so-called "experting" his selections are entitled to no more consideration than those of any football writer. A clichie like Walter Eskersall, who saw every team of the "big ten" in action not once but several times during the season, would come mighty close to selecting the ideal team from the "big ten," and having officiated in some 30 games East and West and witnessed contests from coast to coast, his All-American selection would be worthy of notice. But, to take the selections of a man who has never seen a game in the West and hold them up as the last word in football is little short of a joke. Camp knows football and has done as much or more for the sport than any other one man, but he has no first-hand knowledge of football at fairs in the Middle West, the Rocky mountain region or the Pacific Coast. The only all-star section where there isn't a chance for a slip is an All-City high school team where the critics have seen the various teams and players pitted against each other week in and weck out. It is possible that the perfect All-American team would have to be selected from a lot of two-by-four colleges that have never had their names sent over a wire. NO INDOOR LEAGUE GAMES THIS WEEK There will be no Community Service indoor baseball games this week owing to the various activities. The first clash of the New Year will come Jan. 2 when the American Legion meets the Buicks at the city park. TWO WORLD FAMOUS HEADLINERS COMING Two world famous big time vaudeville headliners on one program! This will be the unusual happening tomorrow afternoon and evening at the California theater. Not only will the bill be featured with two top-line acts, but the feature pictures is also one of the best ever seen in this city. Richard the Great, noted educated monkey, and known the world over, and Kurt Galloway and Co., in the laugh act "The Last of the 400" will feature the vaudeville offer. FLETCHER AND PERRY Comedy—Songs—Dances AND ON THE SILVER SHINE CONWAY TEEN HIS LATEST FEATURE "A LAST TIMES TONIGHT—REX INGRAM'S "Trifling FAIRYLAND 24 CHINESE "THE YELLOW" Buena Park News The Eastern Star will entertain with a New Year dance at the Temple on Saturday evening. There will be good music and a good time is assured all who attend. Frank Duce of Palo Verde Valley visited over the holidays with his brother Bert Duce. Albert Hasson of Puento was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. 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