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CULII‘AIBUS OllIO. Nov. Ell.—
(Al‘). liorold "lied" Grange faced
the- threshold of two dramauc
events today.
He brings to a eoncluston his in-‘
tercollcgiatc tootball career tind ar-
tcr the last play in the Ohio State-
-llilnois game. he may formally an-
nounce that he will immediately
leave the University‘ of lilinols. and
launch upon the business of capital-
izing his football record.
'l'oday's game is the home-coming
Contest for Ohio State. and because
of the traditional rivalry promises
to be desperately fought as are all
lilinois-tmio State football battles.
, Grangc's final game. with the Ohio
11 , Stadium as a setting. probably will
‘1 be witnessed by 80,000 spectators.
tile greatest tin-0m; that. ever wu-
ness=1d a football game in the West-
Zuppke is ot'the same opinion
as Huff as to Granges' plans. lie
does not want him to engage in pro-
fessional football, and hopes to in-
duce him to remain out of it. '
“I do not own Grange." Zuppho
said. “and have no control over him.
except that he may decide to take
my advice. He has had several 0!-
fcrs made film, with big fat salaries.
but if he engages in professional
sports. these business opportunities
will not be held open to him.’
When Grange arrived here yester-
day afternoon. he appeared to he
dazed by the pushing shoving crowd
that wanted to get a glimpse of him
and by iuwspapcriuan who besieged
him with questions. _
With a halt fighting look in his
eyes, Grange stood still humbling
only to indicate that he wished he
were away from it all.
1 RR WESTERN CONFERENCE
‘ Illinois and onions Contest Great Attraction
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George llutf. director of athletics
at lllinuis. said today that he had
"i am tired of all this notoriety,”
he said. "I have had an awful week
of it. Almost got kicked out of
110‘ 5’le “D 1101)?“ ““1‘ Grange school. and everything. This excite- ‘
would decide to remain out of pro- ment and everything is more than 1
t‘essionol games for the present. at can stand." 1. a
Nail-h > . ‘ ' Grange said he did not think he 5
“‘0 my 0“" opinions" “3 to would have any announcement to . ;
whnl Hamid intends to do. Huff make after “N Ohio game i ,3 |
said. "and I sincerely hope that he ‘ ' . J" V ‘
does not. do it. t have no quarrel "1 d" "0‘ km“ what I'm going t° V ‘
with professional football. it is no do." he declared. «“le , ,9
. crime to engage in it. but I feel "Do you plan to wave schr‘Jl at- ‘
that Grange could do better if he ter this game?" he was asked. littlliintrl
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"I have not decided that either."
To reports that he may maize his
professional debut on 'l‘harlksglvmg
Day. Grange smlllingly replied that
he had an engagement to go duck
hunting with a trainer of the Illinois
team. '
Some idea. of the financial reward
accepted some. oi? the other offers '
which are within his grasp.
“Harold has promised to talk the
situation over with me before he
decides to do anything. and i expect
to see hi‘ in soon after todays'
game."
Robert anpke. coach of the ll.
football playvr without a He does
everything well. or the
experts insist. but there is no denying the fact that ( is plum]
starts down tho held under full
“lied" Grange is :1
Illiliuis may not be u oncnnan ttnla. us Niiilv'
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' the unlversitv. have range's wor profess and col 3 l. was' revealed . . . ,1 l~ . . . 1. . 3 (‘~ 1 » 1:...» 1‘ . ‘n1i1anl‘ '11 111........,.15... It wrin- out in .
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he has mt altrnrd a contract with here today by Clyde 'l‘uttlc, lreasur- tackle Jll t thout as titluh 1 . l afl'l‘n .n‘ it: is t 111 on d1 Hint (int 5.] i in: illl llo Ni 1 .lg-g 1‘11‘11 l1- -l ‘ 4‘ "i “f .1 “‘2 n: MUM.” :nd
. C. (‘.. Pyle the Champalgn. III. or of the Columbus Tigers. who in- ten” nml “mm“. H" 110W MW" "\1=.\Hillll~ 1‘“ ““31”” ”will l‘UHL gyms“...- Uran‘jr i> llN ttlmtitl - ‘ ‘ . . . . . ‘ .1 ‘ 1.).“ 1 ,.
movtm: l.l-:“iiio owner. to act as his dlcatod that Grange could earn from He is a past mush r at. that but I-Iarl liri11on is on n a trifle lwlit‘l‘. 1. l . ' ' ‘ . ' ll ‘L'i‘ilt‘v‘ ;.:.u 11 i. - 1 ll» .11. .o 1..1.~. .11» 1.19111 ...~ 11..) .1.
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manager in lillSlllOSS Ventures. “1- $10.00 to 320.000 for every appear- Herc ‘Vt? hlth‘ Gl‘ilnll‘t‘. piphing :1 I”]‘“':;l'(l ‘..-1m: nut (\f ”1.1 air and 1 ll lllllol. “Li?“ ‘a’hl'\t .lh \\t (is; tlll'n't'lltill. '\ ~l 1.1 11 _ . . 1y..- l}, S.‘ .ill-l .l “mini-lie 11.1.41' \. ‘
cloning football. v since. starting on a long run. Countless opponents our ;1. p rind of three years i lil‘otrl‘t.'5\l\‘1* illtln‘ltlllul on the Ir-{t his 1;.1-11 :. l.:;:1: 1:; l .1 d 11.1.11 writ a thud. nice-es him a 11
‘ v can testify to the truth of tho almvo picture. lgrlllirmp tiranrv- run; :> 1.: 1.11 '.ult or loft. lit-vernal: ill" tu'tl tr «1:
,1 Some football lililyf‘t‘fi are born. “ml,” “W “mm on“... Grange. l 'i'hci‘c is iltiilllll": ()l‘ the Elli-l I his fannin- .--tll‘.l.‘-. . l. . 1 us. i .11 Sm: ltllll (will 1.1.12.1. .«.
belongs to the burn clans. lie was a star in l:i;:h :1“ll1111l., .\.-S a fresh. -. _ ‘ | ‘ (mu who suns .l.1u:»111'1:.
.. q !ll.~ll hull tvpt. about tirangc s1 1 .. ‘..... .. ‘.. .m.‘ 1111'i'1-runrn." ,1. ,m 1.11
.e ' ' man at Illinois he run wtui on the varsity. in his Millllliliiui‘t' year he - ' n 1... .‘- “1 _ ., . . a , , . .
l " was the sensation of the ill-4' ’l'11n. As a .mnifor no H 11111 world‘s out- .t'tlllllll‘illillt'l‘. llr (loom i make ‘ a “1......“ 1.“......,..,,1..'.1 m... .1._. .,...l.;n...-y “Mum
s1 . .. standing {00mm olnrrr. :tlic ,lttll look hard by showing ~ ______ _ __, ___s,. _ ._ .. .-
y JOE W8 ""‘"'. lliis tooth and wrowing up his: .
"“'—'—"‘ “a! AFTER“ Aprg SS ifaw until one \\’1llll«lllt‘\‘t'l‘l‘t‘t‘tigu /
While l’irpo may not be. flat on his lied Grange. . . .Thal'.‘ what a , w l!“ 3. g a." 1 ,1 magi-m . 1117.1. the (ii if. ll‘.-ll.
luck in a iluancial sense he usually rvcrybotly said when Willie (li'ail'n‘ looks just like. ”W; J
i: when in the prize ring. Heston. Ted Coy. Jim Thorpe ‘ , I .~ - . _' 5 .
" ’ ‘ and Eddie Malian linseed Into l] L. . 1:1vcra::c player is the Illinois]
The A. A. U. professionalizcd a boy the shadows. ' Q -~ lStllllitl trots on the field 'l‘licrrf
because he took money for carrying ‘ ‘ ' . ____ _ -. W l ‘ 1 1} l, :1 .. ‘
hats. . . .il‘hat proves all the humor- Mr. Swede Ohm-lander of Dart» ) . . _. o are permits a 1 1121-11 «1. tors w .o.
ists are not in the musical revues. mouth must be u very const‘t'vulh"3 But Jacli “label. l‘tiay I lay “9131319 Injury”~ look lust like him It is when: i‘t)l“l i v- I" \ 1 ' 1' \ L 1‘ 1h 1 1
a " ° 1' ' . ' .~ ' " ‘ . ‘ .:~.u 111>Ln1vo o.«' .1...
poker player. . . .iles always saying. 0 1 rt .W _. ' . , ‘ .
The boxing: rtwket ls grad- “I'll pass." Adle out TOO—Bot“ 19111113 1101‘] secret (.raue'c grcts into .‘lt'iltiil that you i you” rough... ,- .1; 11:..1 1111.1111 5...; (till 1,..- inentn nw‘. .11; inc 11.1.1. . .
“"111 assuming “5 normal as. ‘ ‘ ‘ t ' “7‘ ‘ ‘ anti » e ‘f c ‘ ‘ _ . ‘ H "'.-. .. l . ,H - .1 p . 1...- ‘1'} I ,. :1... . tonuh sch-wtnl', lilrti. born
DOCS“ \\‘(‘ sec “1le0 a French hll‘ 0.000“), wt“ “0‘ at an inter. Practlce- 11d (hec -) f()1 .1 ale AS Tedm. ”nun (:llAXi-l- :llillb ll.t tllllt l t lit t .it l\\ttll llllil ‘ 50:11 in (0).] 5/ till .li lll ‘ (.1‘1. LEii'UllL.‘l‘\ lltvllltl-il lt1l‘llt't'l‘lillll ..
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heavyweight put up a terrible estcd in hearing J’eggy Joyce “In“ Leaves New Haven ‘ l llntuor has it that Gran‘n- is al- l and H" (”mm”) “MIL “ ' Fl lle‘hu lN‘ ‘1).1 ‘ I ”l.” Mm I“ L, I" .hlm- I . k
hack in the divorce courts. . . .“DO . .,..,~..__.....~.-,-., -......~.-..—t ‘niull' toll't'm‘t 1 0n Sillill‘tlll)‘, xtH't‘llllH‘i' Ll], (u n, l .l 1 11.1 it . [.1.,;l.,..-.. lo .111 pg. ll‘tllllfi ..l
rondy alum-rt to a
.Iiial rails for :4t1\rt‘:il i'ooibull thrill-
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cannnmou l\0\. 1 ”you, ObeJandcr . ‘ 1 I“ 1 1 .. 1'1 1 «1 mm. .
(MU—Definite announcement v.:1.-.- . ,. ‘ ~10” M11 .11 Ill 11.. ii. In. . .;
‘ k ()Ifel'ed (ontl‘actb l Kindly 110!" that it. 1i 1:1 llilllel)’ soul
made ”1‘“ Stafford. Harvard 3 “flu" (Al‘ )_,._, lookim: and hours 1‘1 \v marks of tho
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lar quarterback. \\ ould in ill rim 11 l A1 llhq on linhalt ot Miami, lt‘til‘l(‘ll‘ ”mu"b::i“;r:1‘:;x.‘l.l,’;bh59.1“} wetsuits: til i
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lu‘i'ti ll ll.illir'vl
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' "V ‘ the papers still print that stuft as
news?" he asked.
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Tommy Gibbons still thinks it
was the heat. not Tunney. that
knocked him out last summer.
muss” .‘mn' 1.- iuning 1 no 112 its iv 51‘ ’
ill Mauls. \rtlt- \‘ulliutr‘l Lliu. '1 ‘l
Lni couldn't hold 11S t 11:;c i'or'l '- .
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For Mars 1111» .\r:n.\' in. i1.1
few and tar inane :1.
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in tin.- u-untrg. 11.»..-
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in in.- pan it
Grange Mill ornr football lugs
for tin.- lasl time. lllinois plays
Ohio State. 1211-1'3lunlv, includ-
ing Grange. is hoping: for a dry
it is remarkable how the A. .
A. U. manages to keep the nth.
lctcs straight. ..-It is even more
remarkable how the A. A. l‘.
lam la 1 n outwit.
manners to keep a straight face 1. . .. . 1. 4. l , . . .,on
r — . ill) in todn t: \ -l-u,L-Ull" l-ll' ..n ' (all; : . lOl‘lll"! , . . 1 . , . ., ... .. . .. . . . .
“1m" tlnlng “’ ‘ ‘ "“0 ”'0 beginning ‘0 "link i y .. . 3 . . t i'... |int1 1' Ls.‘. .lim . ... ”.1”, \‘l \ llavc a care it tiramz‘o tannins the l . ar) ‘0' “W "“e W‘ 11 n.... . 11"11' ulnar 111.11 tor .\vllv 11.111111. l; .r
.. .o s. o . ’liommy 15cm”. yes, ml, with "Dolph Uka “a“ “1”“‘1 .o ”“H . 31”" in‘l‘lll‘ '1 "‘1 “l" “"d ‘ ‘ ‘ “"i nimlc Hold 1 Hi'llt. schedule 11.1 lmuh n? 31m! six his 1 l.r.o\\ln:: Noti'e liainv l::.i .. .
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. Among those who will not be at his team's Bll‘titt'm‘. and “ill ll‘lt‘k‘ l "Hm” “L" .lmmunctd '“de -\ I W~————« -1~——.-~.——w1~1-—~- —1~—1 .._.-._.,.._..M..,..._-_..., ~~~~-— - games, FOlliL‘lllllt's turn. t snarl) .. 1 I 1am, ”1., Army 1mm.“ 1..:1 .
the limit. professional . '
St ‘ll'ZNCI‘I ‘ (‘33 “l‘ 'I‘l'll.l..
ill" 1»l 1 n W gain-.- with iloclttu ‘5 3.11pm. 11-“
”l" ‘| Planning, to \\lli\.’ out Mllilt: int" t.
‘i'i'lil't s ull the gridiron
’l‘lic Army tlt’llVL'l'I d against \ .
Utiiilt‘. It ltitlliml lilzc .i .
that day. but two \\-_11l'.sl;1t-..
soil spot “as [wll'lw 1‘. 111'
and turn :llltilllt‘i'
about mid-mason.
. . 1 that ho 11:11! oil‘cn-rl
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field vas planntd with rh ltootbail contracts to luddlo 'lyron 0:.
l" and crosby starting “W Enlm'lt‘o‘vrltv 11nd Swedi- Ulwriawicr oil \\'.\:§illNG'l‘ti.\'. in most :1liloav in m Iiiv (WW-n to the mouth of
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with Muller in 'l‘vildlnL-‘fi :13 lmbfilbll‘iDartmouth. two of the East‘s mil-[rlhrs of the i mtrd Home ma). b- the ll\I'l.‘-, .tiun up stream fore
alter (or zarukov. The coaches. standing bnrit field stars. as well nzul'nnnll the H4. Yri, the win are. not thousands tI' mill-:4 is one of tlin
' to Doug erot't of (‘.cornia ’l‘1 ch. spawned in tho lth rs. but far out at lilystt‘l'it‘.‘ srivncn.
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The papers say l-‘irpo spends
most, of his time spinning amnud
the country in a racing car. . . .
The last time we saw him he
all SW” at t“ passing of .Red .sta. How 121-1 young eel finds its
at Grange. are'Mr. 'i'ost of Michigan
and Mr. Young of Pennsylvania.
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definitely pron-d that it is ti:ip"‘.’!-‘
iti‘fi- trotltall canlpai..n l.:t>:
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When told that Grange was
aiming. to play its last game was spinning around on his left said that. Rogue might go in t‘o1'__ _~M~_ .-W-_.._...-.-_..--_.., ._..._. _... ,__._ -_._,_..-,_.__ . .
1 5 those two coat: cs broke down our. " Kllgour at right guard and ln-o bio to keep a train on mindful- 11-711'. t'nilil‘r easy for i'aio. ulllti‘.‘ 111111 : '.
and sobhctl. ...“Cnn we mum ‘ ~‘ ‘ Daiy for E. Bradford at rudit 1‘le "' T or five. succtssim tag: ,gztlllt‘r. I the final lici‘lo.l.
Adia. the rcguaar center who wnsl PEB‘N STATE HA . _, .1 | ' a
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on it?" they demanded in ans: Post in the long run: Grange of
Since the success 01' a \1 .. ‘
ions tones. Illinois. Single of Princeton, Nurmi operated on for appendicitis rceent-E _ r ‘ .1
. , a ,t - of Finland. ly. will watch the game from tho‘ BE KD Take ,1“! use “I. l’cnnsylvnnitu judged ’0' the games won
‘4 There never will, be another [(11 bl 3 fl P sidelines. ' . i . 1 ‘ When int..- was‘tiri'fittCIl by 121111 1 column. .3050 Silverfish,” .
' ‘ In yesterday's final secret practicev ‘ ' team, eastern experts said l'enn had 1 t'utiil‘ull schedule would 1...
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Amusement Park tomorrow lit-01': the second team staged 1 ii. pl'l)S .. ) . ’ 3 i .. . to \ is m ! )s. u. 3‘ .
. in a dummy scrimmage with the . - c. 1~ .. 1 the greattst 0. all mm. s t
. noon at 2:30 oclock with Charles _ . .. - I q ‘ . _ _ . ‘ '
L \t h . at e a local msn- ““3“," The remainder °f in" “0“! * t loode that 1...) timimst \,.1.. M1.“ slhlldi
... ‘ a one) as r ere ' " The following Saturday l'enu l ad .‘Iot cu lililll." ."i‘fll‘fi buck a 1 ‘
‘ ahd a. halt wofk' was taken up with
rtmtine drill. and the team went all
to the Belmont Spring Country club
for the night.
The Crimson and Blue squads
passed within hand shakit dlSlalIL‘t.‘
as the Yale men 1trottcd into the
and Westport man as umpire. and
"Hawk" Skidd as head linesman.
The teams are very evenly match-
ed and it should prove a. very tater-
esttng game.
The lineups follow:
just enough lcit to gain a 7-“ tlutfl-
sion over Chicago.
lllinois had the ideal tllul on tho-
, i'cnn schedule. for prior in the Yale . defeat was regarded (.3 a. mi,“- ..
and Chicago gain“. tho i‘lni:.d1_-lphia sli‘ttplm.
institution had scored 2!. 1.1.11 \ittory . ’l nose days art,- ovcrit 51.1. 1.1.», l
ity of the big teams shot at u .
t-Iatc. strove to finish the. s ..
wnhout a defeat. .‘xlore thaw <
AND owrs‘n
~ RNEEEE NERE
. 0“"5- Sprmgwoods. stadium 'tor 45 minutes of secret i ever Brown. ‘a train has a tough schedule t . .-
TOU‘I .,. - - Anderson “Red" practice. which it was assumed con- , 0n edge for tarot: “mks, 1'. ml. 11. Mung, \vinnmgsl-von or 1‘.1 ~.» _.
- . - I.eft_end.' .. . > slated largely of signal and kicking l faitcred badly against lllinois and! :1. nusnty good showing.
Get TOgether 1'. After. L. Bardos Marushak drill. A yellow bulldog showed no l ““11 (l1'4‘nln-‘1'ilm‘mi4'“ll'hlhi‘tiilmt l l'u:1>'inly the our" H1111": m 1‘11
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developed into an awful rout ot the
1 team that had llt't'll so highly tout- 1‘ top form to utilize their Sl‘t‘l'tl. i, ,.-
led. :nndcney to make the llllifxi'lx
Before it had :1. chance to it cowri Sitilt' quicker than in the old day.
from the Illinois tronncinq. along! Whatever the reason. no 11-1111 ..
came Pittsburgh all prion-l tor the 1, souson in the history of 1111
game lllld gave lllI) l'tlln ll‘tllll till-l has iiuzl so many decided ups- t>
other decisive :=«-tbaci.. ! the 1925 race. There is no \\;i\ 1» ~
1‘ ’-‘ " . plaining some-"of tho iorin 1‘1-1111‘~..
L'nrmrstional-lv i‘rnn l‘1;l:; ;. :i'cflt ‘ other than they Just happens-11,
team. but. the schedule was too hard. i 'r it t
It Just couldn‘t go the rtilllt'. 1
a an
‘rnll. necessitating the players ‘or- . '
with the visitors and prowled about
Soldiers‘ Field, bat he was in charge
of a. taxicab driver and apparently
not a masoot. 0
Left tackle.
Jordan Klemish
Left guard.
Duke Dooling
Center.
‘ Nagy Anderson
Right guard.
Lombardo Allen
Right tackle.
Kurmal Kycia
Right end.
Kennes ................. Buckwalt
Quarterback.
Boyle Mills
Left halfback.
Wordy "Battlé ,-— To
Meet Tomorrow At
Amusementfi’ark
The managers of the Westport
Owls and iiprlngwoods’ have gotten
» together, and settled - all arrange-
r. 1 ‘monts for the two teams to meet on
”to gridiron and prove to the fans
which is the superior.
The game will be played at.
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NEW’ HAVEN, Nov. Zia—The
EYale football team .was given a
rousing send cit yesterday morning
at__ the Y Club in litgh street. Be-
cause of classes many undergrad-
uates were unable to be present
when the cheering and singing start
ed under the direction 01 it. N. No.3-
sop. crew manager and head cheer
leader. but the crowd on hand was
an enthusiastic. one. As the players
The wise coach must den-int» 111‘
schedule expert as well as ti !1
('t'l'lllil‘o \lt.’l’l?\l>‘. . strategist it? he is to retain hi> t~i'1i>
Yale. the Army and .\'c:bra.~ka arei tilt". \
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W 1 t Fr h. Flore “ ' Righthaltbach Baker entered basses which were to carry l
orces er 3210 we W Bardos 1 ‘ Sturm them to the station. each was given ' " ‘
' ' ' 2' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' " hort Yule cheer with his name ~"’ ' ’ m“ " - ' w
Goes to Prov1 ence ruubnck. “ 5 ‘ HARTFORD FANS ‘
on the end or it and there was )lcn- ' ~ A 7
7 o Springwood substitutes: Pasko. ty of singing to the accompanllnent DANGERF'Eprg‘ l . I‘IOW' ‘ ale-Harvard
BOtSTOf; “trig“:- {30 £32: P°m°““°3» Em“ and Swtowlla- ot the Yale band. Coach Tad Jones This is sort of an on mom. fol- l 370,000 SEW Red l 1 l Fared This Year
The "final"; °t th Eastorr Lezl- - and the other coaches also were Conch Hugo 13°ka and h - t . t 4 1
base“ tic “too ce en. 1 of... an- “h“"d' ' state rote - ‘3 Penn l Grange D0 HIS Stuff l l ' _-
guo 10“] WNGIL'Mghg' by m; f " The Yale hand went. en masse to ‘ p 50:. Amtomedto hc- l -~ ' 1 ‘3',“ . ("‘lmm'm
nxnoallnnacilv'ement of the Boston Na- 1 _,; 1 . f . the some. The student exodus start- "'3 ““‘kc‘l “'“l' "‘0 lenders in the l ('H-L‘U’MGN. 1"” NW. 17’ l :‘-~_1~(.“|Id.'xiellnn-y 9
tlonal club which controls the . .- ed yesterday morning. many hun- “5" he “1'“ be I'Ol'ct‘d to take a : (.\i'). waimroxlmately 870.000 - ‘ lm—izwufi -- U .. ' ‘ ‘.
franchise 0'! the Worcester“ body. ‘ dmds going t° Boston by autumn 1““ hack 5"“ "“3 “M'- pcrsons' “1" have 59"“ Red ' V , lit—"(Inns \anla ' ' .... ' ' ‘1'
Casey Btengel. manager of the ’ . . infalrflifi The lpcclials outé or hrl'c Inn" State‘s first rotor-so came ! Granso in action with the end of ~«--——- :sb \lrxl‘tu "'"U ' .'.
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tWhere the games will he played BY GREEMCH yen. thcr unexpected \lctory. Elm” t -l“lgnros made public at the blelnst of football fans tlnonanout ; i2 lrlnutnn . ........ . .‘a 1.
at Kingsley park. . latcr followed this up. by once more i University of illlnois today show. “° 31:10- Manager course Mulli- . w] I; .11.
The 13'8" population of pro- FAIRFIELD Nov 21 «Rose:- hibition with. the exec taking Bczdck's t . ed that there \vcrt‘. 195,801 Daid can 0 ”‘0 "WHO“! ”1““5lm1‘3l’00k- ' - .
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.lvidence andnth; 13¢! 21;: hogan: Ludlow High school closed its grid~ anttew minutes-ct play when the gnaw” is . flux for Penn State. Edgiiisfiionis tovthe flvo‘games that ed the .-\ll-lI\or\\:1l-; elm-n to play ‘ m_“‘:nwlm‘r ppm": ~.
{fizzldgggpésfir 9 perrompted the iron season yesterday afternoon Fairneld boys seemed to be rattled The ouch}; 590; on Penn State's . ”m vex: b géflllgui‘g‘; 3:011:21? m“ 5'1“” Champions Wuorrow afzvr- ..s__m,1,“,.hm.v _ o
chsnxe. The decision was reach- 33;: unluue'afieEL33: gtfg‘;:‘n°:i anga‘l’r‘l‘lre‘ldunabx l° find themsellvcs. schedule is Pittsbtlrch. meeting that ‘ sons ‘saw Grange lilay at Penn— II??? at Llurkl“. “PM _,m liarttord. l ““"M." “1"“ - - 7
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”dance between President Emil roam Oxnardby ‘ t°aboffmem.:c: :‘g‘; t hfl‘lurli' “luliml by the Million- ""5“! 0' Wat vii-glut: ls another 1 closing contest Wlll‘l Ohio State. at All’ gran: isltrcngth M ”i‘: mm- {“0 1 H—\\'. and M’ " " ' ' " ' ' 7
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M. Riley secretary. T 0 l1 rileld b0?! PM! ‘ ”118' 54 yards. The game was lost on in (Tris flxnrdlmd ot the Millie 0‘ “w 1 j - “- A l he“. Britain. their only 1 __
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