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Capture Three Games In
1‘ W ostport Bowling League
Defeat The Mailmen -- Engineers Now In Second
Place—Prior and
Mark With 112.
The iloundera increased their lead W. l-‘ahln . . .. 77 75 so 23:!
In th. we.lvort Bowling league to E. llroon ...... 87 102 91 :30
Atitre full games ahead of the Engi- . M
\nsers us a result of Tuesday night's Dental? 349 850 10“
“miles. Sniffen 75 :7 ii a:
The fast stepping Rounders hum- Lunny . . . . . .. . .. 89 no 75 2M
bled the Mailman in three stralsht Anderson ., it!) 79 so :50
f matches. The triple tie which ex- Stone .......... 90 its 98 :70
ii, tsted last week for second place was ----—-'
‘* smashed. when the Engineers took 339 324 332 996
three from the Bank going into aec- l-‘iigtnocrs
w ‘ 0nd place and the independents won hum, ‘ -,-_ 5, too 050
.fl, two from the Firemen shoving them yum """"""""""" 11‘» 96 g3 :91
, down to fourth place. While the ”rm", ' ”T. .4 1}” .2,"
I‘llvvers were taking one game from W ”rm; {1' ' ' ' ' ' ' g; 5.. “o I“
the Water Company. the Post other: ' x """ __ ' ' ‘
. Clan was being smeared by the ~
Rounders and now hold undisputed 3“ 3“ 3M “1‘
. elalm’on the cellar position. . Rounders ,, _
' =- Prtor of the Engineers and Harry bullaglht-r """" so if 9.1 2??
'O'Cohnell of the Rounders hit the H OL“"““” ‘4 ‘1: 5; 3': :,""
highest single mark Tuesday night. 'Odm‘y """" '5 s' "" '6”
~. :‘l't: 112. Harry O'Connell also had mnmg‘m ""' 93 1°” '6 :88
my three string with e. total of 296. T -
. The results and standing of the , "69 3" 3” “06
teams follow: I‘oicy lost 0:1?" G’l
WWW" w I p C Welch ...... ill 33 83 :57
1......" w a .m l;l.‘“7?‘.’.::::::: .‘i 3.: g; 522
,Iilntineors ........-... 13 5 .72] Craig __________ __ 93 39 ll:
iii :depéndents 12 6 .665
‘ re ompany........11 T .610 n .-
Wster Company 8 10 .4“. WM" anilpir‘l: 33° ”9
Bank ... ......... .... 6 13 .333lcmrk .......... 7‘ 89 83 3‘6
Fllvvers .............. 5 14 .377 “high _ Si 10: 9-: 373
Poll 03‘0“ ---------- '-‘ '5 4“ Belts .......... so 90 to :55
‘J‘ Independents "llbllt-ll ........ M 93 85 217
J. in ........ 90 90 91 271i -————--—--——---—
dwall 110 99 7;: 381 (MO 374 339 1063
. Batista ...... 89 90 93 2 :3 I’llvvcrs
iv‘orizer ...... 95 Si 84 260 l.. Luciano ...... til 7.‘l‘ 98 26:
——-—————-—-—-—. Keith Rfl 82 98 1‘83
384 360 MO 1084 Kennedy . .. . ... 0‘.‘ 82 It! 357
'- Fire Company L. Jones .. . . . . .. 72 9': 91 255
’3. Fable ........ 101 78 98 277 -~—-—--——~-——-
Drlscoil ........ as 94 St. zoo‘ not 329 3: i037
Over De Molay Five
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. _ln a thrilling game that was won the game. l'lrcnnzin played a good
.in the last. few minutes, of play. the game for the losers.
'DeMolay basketball team suffered ”thenlomqlftcafm ‘wnlt; :gllledlllt‘d l-‘o
; in ' ie . am on e. oays ww
its second'setbnek of the season failed to “PM“ and on n" am"
when the All Stars of Norwalk de- combination Wm, picked.
tested them 17-16 in the Norwalk The score follows:
auditorium last evening. . noMOI.A l'.
With the score tied ill-all. and G. f-‘. his
only a few seconds left to play. loot. rf .......... 1‘ ti 4
:Bernard fouled Perlmsn. of the All Bernard. it o l 1
rs. in a hot scrimmage. and Re- Flewwellyn. c ..... l o 2
rec Jake Frank allowed Perlman Brennn. o ... . . . . . . '1 it '2
. uxfrce throws. He missed the Voorhees. r1; ...... 'i it a
Pet ’37. but caged his second shot. Silll‘zf‘fl. It: ........ i' o 0
. titling his team in the loud by one .\shhloom. lg ...... o l 1
int. .\s the teams were about —— -- -~
ready to play again the final whistle 7 2 it‘.
; blew ending the game. ' .\u 51““;5,
'f' Tho DcMoluy team took the loud ('1. li‘. i'is.
In the first half when Root. Flew. l'ricc. i-i' .......... o o o
.‘wellyn and Voorliees scored ll Thomas. ll'~i;: ..... 3 o 4
points between them. The half end. l'erlmnn. lf-c . 1i 2 R
ed With the b‘fiiolnys loading “-6. Whipple. c ....... it i l
erimun run wild in the second half Farr. TS ------- - - 3 0 4
fitting three. field goals in rapid or- \‘on Covering. l‘g. . . it ll 0
*3 'dcr taking the lead. Brennan and _. _._ '—
‘Voorl'iees slippcd through for field T 3 17
goals putting -‘,lic Dellfolnys in tho ltilct'ccw-Jiiltc l“l'fllll\.
lead again. A field goal by Thomas -—~—-—-— --—-—-—wv—
matted the score for the third time. Only one person was killed by ac—
tew minutes lnttxr Perlmnn pulled cidents to trains on railways in Great
*the Frank Merriwell stunt winning Within during. 1925.
O’Connell Hit High Single
-for tomorrow's (Ins-h. ’I‘ln- Itit‘ili‘
lit-id n liliicklioiirtl drill. 'l'iinsiini'.
and held dummy eci'linnnizu it‘stciu
L
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NORWALK AND
DANBURY HIGH
ELEVENS CLASH
Record Crowd Expected to
Attend -- Considerable
Interest Shown By Stud-
ents.
Amusement park is the place, to-
morrow is the day. 3 o'clock is the
time, and tho footbnll elt-i't-ns oi” thi-
ilmihury and Norwulk High schools
are the main features of one of the
"greatest" tootbuil gaunt-s oi the
season. The local Green and Whit-
crs will go into the game with true
dctertnliiiitlon iiiid they hope to “in
“Mr first game ol‘ the l'tlisnll.
llotli elci’cns wcro ldlo lord \\‘(‘"li
and they put in sulllc hnrd ltl'lil’llt’i‘
day. They will rest toil'vi :ind ihlnlt
iniittei-s (H' r. .
One of NW lul‘gv'sl iioiuls‘ iii.it
t‘\'t‘l‘ intended it local Hilllll‘ in ex—
pcctcd. The Ellldf‘lll‘l \\lll hold it
rally at the Norwnlk High school in
the afternoon and will nmrch down
to the field in n body nficr the rally.
The linttcrs tire. liriiiirlni: ii chi-oi"
in; squad of about 10o with them
tind they hope to ham: up n dci‘cnt
on the locals. It is tlic Mg trilllit‘ of
the year for both Morons. in .1 prm
vioun encounter, this season. both
teams plunged, hold. tuclilcd :in-l
passed for 40 minutes with the re-
tmlt that neither leiiiii t‘t)llltl score.
However. there will he a different
story. tomorrow.
Grover Greenwood of the Warren
Harding High school will rote-rev.
Roy Downs. sports whim of the
Evening Sentinel will umpire and
Louis Tarlov. former Stamford lliizh
and Tiger player “iii oflicintc with
the lines.
If the locals “in. the now or so of
N. )l‘. S. students will snake dance
all over the toiiii and ill.‘ the rye—
hing, rognrdless of tho tilllt'illlli‘ of
the, game, the Athletic association of
the school will hold its :innunl dance
The .\lelOtly lloya will Ilill)’ for «lunc-
inn
ABOUT BOUTS
TONIGHT.
102" MED. REGT. All.\ftlln‘—
Jimmy Kelly u. Frankie (.‘ronin.
Willie Dillon vs. Johnny llnrccy.
(‘hsrlcs Nelson vs. Buddy llodiwr»,
Eddie Enos vs. Frunklc .\fctiloln.
each 8 rounds.
FRIDAY. NOV. to.
MADISON SQUARE GAItlll2N~
Tod Morgan Vs. Carl Dunne. l5
rounds: Frankie Fink vs. lt‘ddlc .\n-
derson. Soil: Seemnn vs. Leo .\lur-
ray. each to rounds.
KNIGHTS OF ('tlld'Mlll‘s-(t'u.
lnmbns Brunch). Brooklyn—hun-
tenr bouts.
SATURDAY. NOV. 20.
NEW WALKER .\. t'.-—- .\ll-stnr
Show.
ltlDGl-IWOOD (littll'l‘: S. t‘. —-
Bobby Herein v~. Jose lomlmnlu.
Bobby Burns vs. l’i-oil “fi‘fl'lllll‘l. iii
round: each: ll‘runkio llaunmn is.
Joe .\iarcaliitl. Johnny llurns vs.
Danny Smith. 0 rounds each.
The. oil-electric. loronmiivc, which;
many riiilronds iii-o icstiiic. in .‘l 733.
milovtcst riin had an oil and fuel
cost average of 1.2 cents a lull“.
MINNESOTA IS (iUNNING FOR
YOST PACK OF WOLVERINES
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ping ll return engagement at .\Ininenpolls. Nov. 20. In the flr~t meeting.
.\lichigun won, 20-0.
Some of the mpcri. will it was sliigc fright lllill calm-d .\linntwotii to
lose by so one-sldcd a wow. \incc then (‘ont‘li Spears hns polished off
the rough (sine! and pronil~c~ to give Fielding You and his prott‘gt‘s a
warm welcome.
“the Cary. star tacitlc. i~ tlllt‘ of lllt‘ (lupin-rs mpcctmi to raise havoc
with the Michigan line.
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SPORT BARRAGE
A Local Writer’s Slant On Sports in Norwalk
And Elsewhere :
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Considerable Illlt'fl‘st la lM‘lllgil'lit‘llllii come out on top of the pile.
shown by the high school studcnh lit-spite the fort that the (‘lC‘L‘lI
in tomorrows giuiic bctnccii tim' . -
.\ilt'wllk lllld l’flllblfl'l‘ "it!" ”Film” this~ «noon “us .1 rank fitlliirc. Concl-l
clcvcns. The local.- nrc out to .smi't‘ 3mm IllN dcwlopcd some good lIlR-i
iiici. only “in of the season iit Ilic liriul tor the “rm tcllm in ”27.:
mpcns'c 0' "“3 “MW“ 1““. “'0 PH" ‘itici-i- i~ no reason nliy .\oriiillkl
”PINS "'1‘ determined ‘0 KlN‘ "WI” ~honldn't tune it “inning clcvcn and“
‘1" "'0 ’“l'l’m'l Imnibhi- ll i-‘i “" I Iuol. for one next season. .\cicriil
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[acted thnt n record crowd will he ' m“ “hm." will 1).. "Hump“. m...
on hand to witness the cliitsic. ll... “-"m, I
Coach Perry \V, 3.1m has lt-w'tl‘ ‘ll ,. 5mm;‘.“00.]s mm ““15 “ill
working the squad lllll‘tl during th.- ‘ ~' .uc ih. ll' sci-mid series battle.
past two weeks tind 'ih-y should M 'l' illix‘llhllli: :iitcrnoon. in the first;
in excellent form “llt‘ll they ttlw‘ -.: l-l' lll'_\' |Il-t_\l'll to it scoreless tic
the field tigiiinst llunliiiry. lf tin.- .ll if this tonne should be it liuniding-.
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may. end
we have cl
pack one of
pipe
handy form
at ten cents.
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(WE BELIEVE the.
advantages oftlieeoi't
foil package are so
any so great, that ,
tobaeooe in’ this
“throne of the Grcr-n mid \Vlillv ... limit icoiiir iire out for blood]
will only show it, little fight llll‘)‘ .iui “in tight at top spccd to bringl
iltiiic illi‘ liiit'tln. 'l‘llt' L‘Oillt‘sl‘
\ litmlti ill‘ iii-ll north attending. i
If the nniiingcnicnt of Owl and’
land Spa-inguinal clcicns are dissat-
‘ isl‘lctl with the work of Charlie Ms.
E honey and Joe Troy in the first came
‘ or the st‘i'ii‘s nnd nre in the field for
anw oillciuls. the writer nculd suit-1l
“41‘ .. lllfll they get in touch with Joe
‘ “lllt‘r'l of Bridgeport. doc is“ :4
good gridiron oilicinl and handles:
immc ol‘ the best contests in '
the i
T ~tnie. l
; There is bound to be some hick-
.ing against the decisions of the of-
iu-iuls. Somebody will think that
,ihvy are calling them wrong.
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Tomorrow
. . gYanltees Change
. : Gridiron Schedulel
‘ "Ht-d" Grangc's New York Yun-
3 itcch' proi’esslonal football team will
meet Ucorgo Wilson's Wildcats at
itho stadium Sunday afternoon in-
‘stcad of the Philadelphia Quakers,
according to the revised schedule of
the American league as announced
inst night by C. C. Pyle. The sched-
ule as it will be played from now on
is:
N o v e m b e r 20. Philadelphia
against Wilson Wildcats, at Phila-
delphia.
November 21. Wilson Wildcats vs.
New York Yankees.
November 25. Philadelphia vs.
New York Yankees. Yankee eta-
dium.
November 27. New York Yankees
vs. Philadelphia. at Philadelphia.
November 28. Chicago vs. 'New
York Yankees. Yankee stadium.
December 6. New York Yankees
vs. Chicago. at Chicago.
A post-season gamehbetvyree:
‘ on e's Yankees and the ’sw or
totem! giant: it arranged. will be played
\ ’ December 12. Whether the game
' will be at the Yankee stadium or the
Polo grounds will bti'idetermincd
when arrangements are completed.
it's econ-
ected to
our’iinest
YOST’S LARGEST SW33
The largest score run up by Mich-
igan this fall was the 55 points
scored against Michigan State in the
second game of the campsicn. A
year ago the YostmI-n battered this
mark by eight. getiihg as against
iAMATEUR BOUTS iFour Teams Entered, in
IN NORWALK
DECEMBER 14’.
Elimination Tourney Plan-i
nod—l. e a d in g Simon
l’urc Mitt Artists Will'
Appear. '
The C‘ll" fiii‘ t-"w I ‘lon ! ill.|lt .;
lmyinn tournament to b“ t"'ll4llli'li-il
Iilllli‘l‘ lilt' :||i\lliii.‘i of tin \J'lfilldl
(ltlnrd l tilts inn. lien in! toy in ~.
tiny t‘\t‘lllll;.’, llccl int-z r ii.
‘l‘hls lOlllifdlilIlll “iii In tlu- (in!
Of ft H‘r’lt'M of ”live in iw- Flux: ii '.
the i'ni'iotis tillastsi to d t- v-n inc llI-“
rlininpiniis ill tin-tr l’l‘~.lli‘t'll\f‘ rims '
\thii ilm t‘lllll.ltlill‘\ or ii...
i'oiiiily l;:i\'c in i ll tl'i Ill‘ Ii ll!l \' i' ill
'5.
Iim't- £1 t‘llllllit‘ to comp-I'- lil tlm
\':itioitnl ltltllliillllf‘lll“ it: litr'ni: rnd
\l.ltil."t)ll Ftprnit- 'ifllil'l‘
l"i'.iiiltit- l>';i‘.. “llll “I” :w" n
lli.‘li"l|l!l.li.‘l' lnl' tho lll'lll .Il..'l.i‘4 l~'
:ili‘.inll‘~’ to il.‘|\~' l'llli“lil'lll\i‘»
.lit-m .\‘tvrwnllt iizitl l‘u'i'inlil "i'llllhl
lll lhi \illlllll"i «'4 lli- rc«
lillt'filfi :ill boxers who til'fllll‘ tn cit-i
lili‘ pruliniiiini‘y roiiutie of thr-
tourniy to srnd in tht-lr ll till!“ utitl!
\\"‘|Rlll to llll'l ns soon on powilulr. §
'i‘hl-i toiirii:iii.iiit will in I
the lw-si t\i‘l‘ lit-id ill the county“
.w the (ltiurtl' will il‘iil’i‘ no cit-i
pcnse to put it across and make, it'
a success. 'l‘hcr- will he from l3I
in 25 bouts on inch night. of thei
tournaments :i:.l some or the host
:inintcur bovw in tho .vtn'e “ill be
seen in action.
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Is Called Off
The lit’llil! scheduled by the Twin,
i‘ity Sporting t‘luh for the Armory!
tomorrow i‘l‘f‘lllllL'. lime in on colleili
off. l‘romotcr llnio llom- was llll-‘
able to pvt l.«w l‘crfelti to no
‘llii'oiigh \\llll l.ls part of the luv..
min and llt‘ would not siibsliliitc nn.’
other boxer. ’l‘lie show may he-
slnped tit rt llllt'r date.
.\(‘tlTN‘ l'ltltHllt Wills .Y i
\ s’l‘ltAltlll'l‘. \ll’l' cocit'r.\ii..~’
AllElll'll‘IliNn--»'l‘lle cocktail has
lost it.- hold in Scotland. Whiskeyi
straight, is lfllillll.’ its plncc. :
Lord Stilicsvn, fornu r iiidizc of the
'Scottish l’lt'ili‘ll. says the cocktuil in
; London is more ,mpupw ”pm at my \\llll flll injurcd shoulder and Kurl-
lotlicr time. but the coclttnil novelty may ““11 ‘1 “5“] “mm
in Scotland has: rniiruly worn off.
"The chief cmlttull consumers in.
London." said Lord .\‘nlvmon, nii-'
nouncliig the parsing of the cocktail,
li:iliit llt‘rc. ":ll‘t‘ wont-n. and silly.
men. who like to di- suinvlliing‘
lllt‘l‘f‘l_\' lll't‘.lll“v‘ iii-y tlinl. ii is“
iqmnrt or llt‘l‘illlit- thi- ()lllt‘l' ‘follm'."'
does it. The S. l" .luw not earn for
iiiiV-‘d ilriill..< 'IlZ'l fli\i r “Ill "
0"." limi-li- l \oli'an nf llt"llll
1min, .\‘il‘t‘lil ll lami: o lll'l'lil’li l"
the "4 Lot!» ' l" rind n’ ll'l'llll‘l.’
tl'Oni NET. to iii“, :lll‘ on 11rd ll}.
tho R'tlii'l'nl ill.l‘il'_\ t-l' 'lie l'nitqu
wit) of Michigan
All ;\ll.‘~lll.iil lill‘d l'l\\lllt'll iiirtli
ant .l wince for llll'll. 'l‘lic-‘c .\honld
to rather will in political cantil-
tizilcs. ill'Ilin‘ with the ndiiistuld.»
linlt .--ili'ti'iiil News.
A (atrvl'nl wrighmc or Itolll “w.
cud dry statistic» coininct-s us that
l’ichiliiiion in ii c ul‘t'ziit'sl hicsaini:
that ever nicnuccti this ii:ition.~-~
ltrooltlyn Home. !
It is cvitlciit ”Hi the t‘tliltlll pinni-
crs of the South didn't look nt ill":
fashion pupcrs lwfore they put in,
H"(‘tl.~-».\llli‘l'lt‘nll l.llnll.‘“l‘nllill.;
their
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-«Advertise in the Sentinel for;
the best rcsults.
, fast for a his man and hits the line
Three Grid Games
‘iast .\ioliawk eleyen from Bridge-
wind “ill probably be out for the rest
junii World i‘onrt platforms. — llciroii
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
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Local Bowling Circuit
Ellis. Red Mon. Moose anti tirolio Will Compete-..
Schedule Extends Over iii \l'cck l’criotl—ls'zid-
ing Alloy Artists Entered.
Most Valuable
’l‘no .\l'l‘li]l\lilill'lll1‘i|(|‘lul‘o will
nun-,4 int-i Ilm t'lllltitil
..li« _\:‘ thr. I\‘ 'l l~.t.;tio will
i< Lui. .il
Eili..'
iLlllhIhl in NH it in: on; li.iiii'.. I‘Illx‘.
ill-d .\ll‘ll. .\iuw- ..i.i lilliliu. Encl-
ll‘ltlll \ll'l toll m“ nwn .il‘il :iin
ililil\\tii In i-lli‘ .w i 'il_\‘ «till: .i!
illn-y wish
'l‘hl :lil"i'li‘ t' lil' til l.l', iii"
l‘llll our .1 p-riinl t: in \‘tlix‘e.
l'llm‘tj “ill be it\\tllii"l to ll» “1...
null; tt-iiin. llll\\'l'l' “till his” liiplu,
lthll llll'ii: siiiiii; lti‘wl in“; mg».
il\i'l't'll"l',
’l‘lii l.l'n:i l|.t\t‘ li.itl innit“):
.'pi~il\ much linir ()“l. \\.I\' (Hr [hr-
[lili~’ iiio yours winning; this t‘lllllll
|Iliiil~lll|l llolll llliltd, but lliiii ycai
ilw tilili‘l‘ clubs in the circuit hair
lm-n practicing for some time and
. tliv lilks will have plenty or «mp9-
t.li<.ii.
’l'nt- roster of the four teams in~
t‘illili‘ thc iollmiiiii; [ll-i) cis;
Hits. Dick .\')\:lt.‘ii. Jimmie Ma-
riano. S. Ayruult. Abs 'I'arlov, Leo
Gouch. Jr., and Ii. )chuiness.
' Moose: Joe .\londay. Dave W‘il-
illillll, Joe Youhos. Bill Gouch.
(‘iiarlcs Garfield, I‘dl. Patcherll.
fled Men: J. Hollywood. Bill
Mills John [iowney Frank Cavaiio.
Finnegan and Charlie Mitchell.
Grotto: Ii. F‘rnnlr. Louie Kain.
Dawson, A. Roberts. A. Schultz and
.\. Olson.
MAX .\LLEX
l-‘ooibull experts in the far “'03!
are milling Max Allcn. captain of
tlie l’nlvcrslty of Nevada eleven. the
"HM \ulitublc man to his team in
ihat sector. He plays fullback. ls
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' East Avenue Church
Scores on Court
The E a s t Avenue Methodist
church basketball tive won their
their straight game of the season
last night, defeating the South Nor-
wnlk Congregational quintet in the
Norwalk auditorium. The score
was 32-l2.
Then game was fast and close in
the first period with the Methodist
team leading 7-6 as the whistle blew
for the end of the first half. In the
second half Thomas and Weather:
of the Methodist. rive ran wild and
piled up a hit; lead. Weathers
scored 1'.‘ points while Ashbrooit
contributed S and Thomas 6 points.
like a battering ram. He looks cer-
tain to gain I place on the mythical
sll-wcstem eleven this season.
Slated for Sunday
l'li-nty of football is in store for
lii~' ltlll‘i Sunday with three teams in
action.
The Springwoods will battle the
port. at Amusement park. The
Park City team is rated as one of
tin: limit in Bridgeport and will give
the locals plenty ot trouble. 'l‘hrco
Sprinmvood players are on the in-
Jlll‘l‘tl list. Frank Lombardi suffered
:I. wrcnclied knee in Sunday's game ‘1‘” for ”i" Congregation team.
The were follo'i'S'
of the smson. Tony Jordan is out Methodist
. ('1 1“ P's
It is probable fishbrook. rf i o t
that Jordan and Kiiriiiiny will be in i pay-r, If i, u .
(‘tiniiitloll for the (le hall 0 Thanks.i’rimmns. c :: it .-
gliini: l).i:.'. ’Wcatlmrc. r: 4 4 i '
'l‘lic l"nsliincs of Host .\‘urwullt \y‘n Coyryinr: lg 1‘ ii i
“iii clash with the West Sides of
.\‘iuiiii'nrti iii :1 i‘t-tiiiii l3:iiiic. 'i‘iiv- 'i i
two trains played a scoreless he lost (“Harpgnmnml
neck and both t'lt'l'i‘lls are. out. to _ (. l, 1,
iliilll'. llllilli‘ the liilf‘llll. 'i‘lie contest , r .
. . . \\ l";'ill. rf “ " "
\‘ ,i he ‘«i.|£l'i| :I' .\lulli' a hold. l .1 ,. .. , -
\, ll:v- llotli’ot'il mill, in \\'.»<ipm~i ,' “" " ,, .
i' V< \‘
il- tinls rtlttl ll‘." lilit‘l. ii‘llit> or t 0 ' I .
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llli.::- port \‘.lil ll‘f" lht' ”WW “.1 , -. o l ‘
ikiiwld ..t .l'ili' lii'itlut‘lmi't «invcn‘ M" ' ”
l~’ t'iiinptisml t-f' l‘aiiri'il lil 'I‘igv‘ls lili'iy— 5 n l"
ms and ih-- \\'~-stpurt li‘illll “ill i;.’t\" ' ' ’
v-. -\\t- nil themselves to scorn :1 “In UNI? l‘tl'V [‘VOI (”I
A nun nninml “‘illiniii Shultcii ,
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luau-i nus lined in :t lllltiirlllil ('Ulll" “1" mg i H ‘ t “‘1“ n
n “to fur a m... imiir ior i'hii iLzu l’l t’» i-‘I . "t llliiii-
tar ;.‘.illl"l Mpiw
cl': n~"' lllt‘ gri-utck‘l \\'illi;iiii Shulms-
li'.lll‘ was forced to lly from his
l‘!l'ii lllll llillli(‘,
\inrtmn i'l.’\\ll. llivvi so. ili" Ziippke
unitlimo lirid all it t‘fl’lil .l.. to win.
‘Ili itinyirti cnntcr luv ltwcrll l'laiigliA
l‘hn‘ilm is | lnrize .\nicrit-un ciiv il‘ilv l'lllL‘llli up tl-c only touchdown.
nhi rc lilili‘iiill" gun battles are lioltl' ' " ' ' "““""‘"”""
. (glory in It lIi‘\\~li:ilI"l‘ health
,coliimn is, "i‘in it girl do tii'tytliint.v
Ollfahmii :iii iii.:ui!i.ic:i\n lance?" Not .1.
thir-ir hut grin and hare l‘r.-~—Al‘l\'Rn.
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illi’Jl
hiit'pipiilm pun animus
loll!
sin iio
l1|\'l‘-t'lll(llt‘t‘lllfllll l‘llll
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.\lrs: ll-‘lfnnt. filuin street. Nor-
hna lll‘l‘ll tiiltvn to the Nor-
tt'cri‘ment. Iler
ninny friendx wish her it speedy re-
tlliio State l'nii'crsity's R. ('l. '1'. («a
i~i union: the liii‘gcst in the notion. i l\.ill(,
\l‘llili iii‘tx‘pxtdl ill!‘
and tut-nir-
pnrticipatlng in
'l‘iiEi-iy~six hundred
eight, sitnion‘s :ir~-
the corps' activities, ’coveri.
By 'AHERN
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To ‘ANNA,«-Am>
roe RUTFlERFORP,
j inl: l'v‘fi‘.“ éfi/‘fw.
. . , . . ._ indians.
Buf,M"DEAi2,J.I AM .- .,
EAR‘! or Who "AND 80W
AT MY OFFICE/wl-lM-MM-
Go I IMPLORE You’fi:
'lBDoLE OVER 1’0 Tile.
LAvmoToti’e 2 WITH OUT
ME. I... 2 imitate PECTG
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«influence «site, an:
AND the OBNOXiOUG All?
oF BRAGGADoctqe-w-
DRAT HIM Ire-v
“a. pinn'm‘u‘ln ’ !
Aw. LeT‘M REGT,
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Beeioes YOUREELF,’ 'W-lATCOUCH; '
i6 Buizoeueo wii’it FNE MORE.
monumental“... we LEAVE.
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wAMT to Do Aw GHiM—KICKING'
Tots EVENING oueme i'l’FlE
BRiDGE GAME,-u-ivou PLAY
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