.. Ignorant Perk Scene
By LEROY DOWNS.
I battle of battles is scheduled
, Mwment park at 1:80 o'clock.
”Mothrnoon. At that time the
I ., cod and Westport Ovfl foot-
' in turns will hook up in the sec-
larne of their gridiron series.
th elevons are keyed up to a
pitch. They will be right in
" fighting for victory from the
that Referee Jim O'Boylo
the game until it ends.
ngwood fans are behind their
strong. A rally was held in
home section of the Hill Top
and cheered the
The falls sent
with ' spirits
assembled
to an echo.
on their way
- high.
Hill Toppers are taking the
hrious and Coach Andy Bellus
had his squad in training for
a game. lie ordered them all
. "3f!” ..
Local FOOtball Classic
tart "lit 2:30 o'Ciock—Jim O’Boyle Referee-‘-
. ,Bill Top Fans Belly For Eleven.
W last evening and {the grid: .
of Battle w- Game Will
He’s a 'l‘winltler
v
. leys.
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i .-..- my, nonsurgical. 3.928»
limos iii
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~ QLWS
Take Three Games In
Wes rt League—Fire-
men isplay Good lions.
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The Rounder. increased their
lead in the Westpou Banting league
by defeating the second place En-
gineers in two out of three matches
Tuesday night on the Nero-elk al-
The Rou ders ans no three
games in front. I the Engin
'i'he Firemen. humbling the Fliv-I
vers in three games. are tied. vvithl
the Engineers for second place. Thei
Poet Once combine f nishcd tth!
upset of the evening -hen theyI
tripped up the crack Bank tenml
in two matches. However. the Post |‘
Office team still has undisputed
claim on the cellar position by onei
e. .
The vaults follow: ‘
BANK.
RESERVE ~HALFBACK FOR NAVY
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1.. Siliffeni....... as 5.x 65.424:
W right after the rally last eve- Lunny . . . ....... 93 a; 93_37a I I
do that they would be fresh for Anderson .. . . . . . 91 .u :3_36$I
'tiit. " stom- ...... . 35 02 -..7 . I
- the meantime the Owls have ,_ __ __ __ I
making hay Willi. the Illl'i' 337 351 351 1039. I
and Manager Jack Maddock p031§.01¢p]01§; _ I
m "m h" ”u“ " 'n "p ”p Northrop 94 M 83—27:.
W! The; 11"?“ menok‘hmu'h \Velch W? to in igz—ZggI
' war one ' we ' . Krsuse . 90 .3 -—-
the “m 3““ °' "’° ”fl“ "“5 Hull ............m 97 91—299 go !
ms battled to a. scoreless ties __ .4. ~ —-l I
the was one of the best that a“ “S 373 “0‘:
been played on a local gridiron , , . I
I“ 3"“ "my "”0“" ? lNDERENDExrs. , I
The Owl line-up will containl J. Bazaia 82 93 {nu-26:1. I
e former Tiger players: Tommy i “MW." . . . . . . . . M "I “‘26“ I I
oriarity. Mulqueeu and Louie Tar— I Forger . . I . 90 93 sl—col I
”Imam" “' u" '“ °f "1°? w. thntu ...... 77 52 73—23: g
, .ers and he will cell the signals l ._ _._....._
it quarterback. Tommy and Bobby . I. 34.". 3“ 333 109-:
' olfe will bear the brunt of the' GEORGE GtmilMSEh. WATER (:0,
. kin carr'in the ball. Mulqueen . IIIIIIIII IN 100 “~23“ .
WI play ongofgtho tackle positions \\'nstlinr,rItmiI has lmzns‘izinzzog :‘etgllflen on 89 ”~20. . lul.l.v llli.l.l('.\N I
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«i . anlov “m be on the end of the 2:35.328 0‘; id: P:‘tltlitbnll field this “y“? ' ' ‘ " ' ' ' ' ' :2 g: :2_:::t Former Norunlk High School ~tar. ix rounding into form and will i n.
’Pocjek the hcaw guard of the fall. but in another George—Gob "“b'm ‘ ' ' ' _,; L. L. ..L;_ probably take part in thc .‘rlli)~\:!\) canto. Grant Park stadium. t‘hicstm.
. gngwoods will be brought back of tormsen—it has n fellow only In step 354 351 371 1076 Saturday. The local “runny" .mm in... im-n ml the injured list during
lino “(1.“!!! carry tine.w:3°:c; gr :0 ”0.2:“; getfi‘l:.:nd9::n:tt:;- . I I q ' the [roster part Of the prim-tit comm. Illll luv- l‘l't'O‘t‘I‘l‘d and 'is being
ml rimmdittlilsth: :rcadtl' 6080! 0'3 h'at'kortlllih this scdlion'e team is a i 'J 1‘ Lillian. .th 39 «5-, worked out with the other 'lill'ln- in prm'lii‘i‘ hv (‘t-ut‘lt Ingram of the
sp‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ 1. ones-....---l . —~- .
Wu“ “1 “‘9 “b"“y °' '1‘" m" Tm" "PM" “ti” “"1“! ““d 'i "0"" A. Luciano ...... 9-: 72 tit—:45 hsvy.
I?“ to tear open the 0‘“ line. Paddock in gridiron toga. When the Keith . . ......... 59 77 73-244 H____.-. __ ..___ _ _;
l The officials have 3.“ been decided bays flow" fmnt SUI” “on": out Kennedy IIIIIIII 11 2 78 80-270 I I, I) II I, I
mu. Jim 0'803‘18 “'1“ referee, ”10 their Ali-America aggregations this: — —— -—.-—-— l (M ()IL ”.5 .i
Writer will be the umpire and chop Guttormscu Is certain to come, :71 315 838 1024 ‘ - . I
rile Lindcbcrg the MM ““95' in i’Or muchconsideration. 5 ”RE (‘0. . I
. " ._--~.--..-.._'-._._-.. . l 1. “me ........ 83 90 99—13.: I
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The line-oils folio“. o . Drlscoil ......... lln 5‘3 9. . ,
' Owls Y. M. H. A. JIIIIIOI‘S- in: Fable ........ W 99 100-104}
. .v p . 9 ._ ‘ - 9., v , ‘0 v .
I. I. “mm in New wan! "~ ”°“" """" ff ,1 3.” -3}; A Local Writers blunt 0n bports in Normalit
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3 “mm“; . i 35? W 357» 1134. And Elsewhere 1
l:. 'l'. j "" I 1"“ ‘ I V i
. M. Am“ ‘ The local Y. M H. A. junior-b“. - .. IDLRDEr-thq 50—25: ~ Some of Ila have many llllilxn to Iltool'. up on the court this cvcrllng.
1:" G' , Iketbail “am “I“! "M91 t° KW" C" 3311393.“! ell """ «.3 u.» “a...“o be tbs-knit for. John ..J. ('ul‘t‘t) llotn teams lil‘u tutored in the Full“
. H Anderson ‘ ““3" ‘0 “lei-i ”*0 New Wm” “Sella" “who?“ in 108 95—294 should be thankful that the lllzs ill in County Basketball League and
' L . . rates in Village Hall preliminary to. . . 39 M “—27? baseball season wasn‘t. any longer my , Iklll runs will get. a. chance to size
Arcollll . llnncmn I . he i id
Peciek - .' the New Canaan nig- Fli'é contest. - ~— —~- ,— —-~ the Glam: nlisllt have droullod WU UH “ll ”Dig!“- T’WT‘S“ ~- “W”
I. (L - . i u -- . . ‘ . " 35R 3M ’3Sl 1133 of the bottom of the National ‘ ‘t‘l f‘illliillltrl‘alllt‘ 100:1 interest and
‘ Bartlw . Mulquctn tonight. The Y “m h“ 01.“! ”0-! ENGINEERS. League. John earn that they still l‘ i l‘XIH‘Cl'Wj that :t inrao crowd
I.. l T'tl“0\' tory tucked 21““)le date hut-mg de- Rulio IIIIIIIII .. 8': St 76—?“ more back in 1927 and “In“, ”I I1. mm nut. I
I I . . touted the Triangle." of East .\'or- Prior IIIIIII . I I . 33 “p, 80—238 lane’sonlcthing. ., l
.. \lorittrlty “‘alk several weeks ago. T y ex~ llrlslol ..........lOS 74 87-26!) ~ It :In- t-rowd fails to turn out for;
l‘ - peel to have a successful se on on W. Brown ....... 93 109 83—285 The Springwoods and ”“15 “ti, at. gun“... .‘lanngvr John Mct-arric
U- ' Jabisikl “1’3 CW“ in“ season. The “.9" uni~ "‘ “ "" "'"' furnish the football classic. for this trl lllt- "(I‘ll Mon “Ironic“? toIIclosc
it H B I forms have arrived for the team and, 386 374 326 iiiStlI section this afternoon. They “q” I... ~Im|l lor the season. ‘Mnc has
I - ‘ ilanson will be “5"“ for ”‘0 “’5‘. time “"1 clash at Amusement Park. in ih. ”WWW“ m0"?! on "It: first few
I li 1' night. llnt ' Cl b Series second game of their stories. 'l‘ilt-y WNW" "ml “0 does “0‘ Iinicnd ‘0.
H I ’- WW“; _ — . let u didn't set. any plat-e in thM um u'm the ”"1002“,“; UsusI «Iain.
‘ ‘ ‘ ° ‘ it resulted in a scorlrss‘ the v‘lmn- ur Ill: w pa! cw
. . l. S d Pl . ' 8 game as , . . . .
iflubs- s'pringlvoods- Pasko. Jor-‘ pungwoo s ay ! l tart 0011 tie. They are both out to. Will to- \l-l" in line “with“! Icolisidcrahlc.
dan. Domenico. Evondl’iorc. Owls: ' The inter chm bowling “r“. be- day. )(ny the best 5mm comp out III In. t-trtms to give ”unveil. higI
ween the Lions. Kiwanis and Tor-
»“lt Allen. Kycla. H. mudoclt.
V eador Clubs is scheduled to start in
fioferee. Jim O’Boi'le. DeMotteI
ol. . . . The strong Black Rocks of Bridge- I the near future.
plrc. Roy Downs. Evening Sen- ‘ port will oppose the Springwooe The members of both clubs are
' football team at Amusement Park. tspellding considerable time on
Chill“ ”MC-l Sunday afternoon; The Park City1atleys and the teams will be fortn-
' l eleven is composed of former Fair- ' cd in the near future.
field Tiger players and will give the Tar Collector Lawrence K. Paul
locals plenty of trouble. They held this been elected captain of the Tor.
the Westport Owls to a scoreless tie eador team. winner of last year‘s
last week. in a game that was feat- l terios.
lerd by many fumbles. A win over;
the Black Rocks will mean quite a ‘, Frost does not hurt pumpkins. but
feather “1 “‘0 caps 0' the SDNDS-lit'sllsrd on coal bins—Wichita Bea-
wood players. con.
Black Rocks Sunday In
'fiead linesman.
, Norwnlk.
'Qomehow we can't ..ct over the
impression that this urging the pub-
lid to do their Christmas shopping
. ore they buy the Thanksgiving
y is like prescribing firecrack-
rs for Memorial day.—-Ansc\ia Sen-
eca t
MIDSHIPMEN MUsT STOP TH IS GREAT
.. QUARTET IN ORDER TO DEFEAT CADETS
To moor: soil. name, nanny wnsox, can. mail" min
his the Navy gridders’be able to stop this we
“ “myumuummumIam
der supremacy in their most important tale of
‘ .. at Chicago. Ior'wiil cape "Tiny" Hewitt and
prove too much for the middies' defense?
W" .
and sonic mums...
Navy has sum “ 'baited e'very' etteelt. e‘vea liabi-
m's greatmlealive tailed practicum the
Navy is id for a real assignment. however. for in
Hewitt newness the Amy has two of the best
ground-gainers in the pastime white Harding and
Met! are, likewise MI! W I'M "'0 ll
the
l‘ interference—that is. getting in the
on top.
Bills Million former Norwnl't
Iligh school star is move-ring from
his injuries and may be seen in at“
faces the Army. Coach
may send him' into the fray with
the shoot: forces. He has spent most
of the season on the sidelines.
The Armory and Rod Mon fives
tion with the Navy eleven “hell it
Ingram:
thinks well of the local back and ‘-
flllltt‘lhlt‘kt'illnll and he [N'ls that ii?
i~ llmt‘ tint; the fans supported hint.
'i‘liy Pastimes and the Laurels will
.zl.l lt out on the gridiron this of-
tntmn. These two junior outfits
I:,‘ put strong eicvcns ln’llli‘ field
.2 iii" sumo should be well worth
“t'llillu.
l‘ul'kr).
"'tl'lzll'
STRONG OFFENSE
’BY C. D. SBAUGHNESSY l
l-‘amous Football Coach. Tulane
University .
I always have bit it firut believ- '
er in the theory t t a strong offense
makes for the as c kind of a tie-
fense. A coach who dwells on d“-
fense rather than offense in it great
measure depends on the. eficiencyi
of the line, it is the ball-Icnrrlcr who'
gets most of‘he glory. is constantly
in the headlines of the newspapers.
Therefore‘ we will first consider tltoI~
players who get.l est ot the hero‘
worship. '
As I have said before. i figurei
every modern eleven has six ball"
carriers. the four men in live bact-
fleld and the We ends. }
Now of these six ball-handlers:
one by his natural equipmem of fast- 3
thinking brains. speed and coolness
is best equipped to call the signals
and run the team on the field. I.
don’t call hi the quarterback. He.
isn't quarter ck of anything. I .
refer'to him as the field general. His ;
task ' of calling the signals and run- 3
uing the team on the field is simply
added too beyond his duties as
abalhhandier. '
That leaves five other ball-hand-
lers“on the team. Two of them. by
natural equipment of powerful phys-
ique. usually specialise in running
way of the tacklers on the d fen-
slve team who are trying to etc the
man with the hell. i call them
interference backs.
Usually two more of the ball-
handlere. by' a different natural
equipment of duioszootednees. are
Just asturaily ball cats-lets. We had
a fishes-melee! that on the Tu.
less In last year. ."Possr" 1'10“!“
may as hater IAuteMuh r were
na' rel bell-carriers. The ties. in
ad was a natural field'general.
'coeeh‘luppke of mau- for three
years had the «will!!! bulbou-
ties of' the country in "Red" Grange. ~
me marveioue grid deeds made it in
a ism (flute and enabled
to Mike handsomely on his pree- I
are «atlas new dieuuud in foot-
ae their page d$vge seer. ann- fer the
a . ..‘ u ‘. ‘ . 'i
ceases to Wt» es. ”3mm.“
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DEFENSE, SAYS TULANE COACH
~ siltf‘lllllzt‘s in this in addition to his
PROVES BEST
Punch Zuppke realized Grange was
ii .. typo of player capable of doing'
1- ...t anything on offense. Remcmp7
l. , ulmt he did against Michigan—I
tin; lrllli'llthlHlS in 12 minutes of1
pm. Why ask such a player for
11 slimy of defense except uhen sbso-,
it it iy necessary '.’ , 9
l'suttliy one of the six ball-iland-l
,|- xxx just nuturtily can kick better:
than the others. and of course he.
i
(llhf‘l‘ ball handling duties. ’
SO you see how meaningless ls‘
Hm old style lineup of names fori
the players on the team. Tht' don't
Ill: an a thing.
. TOSIGB'I‘
lozll) MED. REG‘I‘. ARMORY -— .
Frankie Houuhan vs. Mickey Whal-
cu. to rounds; Bobby Murray vs.
Joe Curry. George Ward vs. Steve
Jennings. each s rounds.
FRIDAY. NOV. :6.
mm Ill-Jfl‘l‘. ARMORI (Flush-
ingl—Snndy Taylor \‘I. Joe Zink,
Jack Kid Kirk vs. Tommy Abboba.
ilarry Door vs. Ales Tavesishi. [outs
hid Dnnetti vs. Jimmy Bertie. each
5 rounds. .
COLUMBUS s. c. (Yukon) —-j
Dominick Pctrone is. l'ierro De Cal- i
"etc. a rounds; five other six-round .
bouts. _
SATURDAY. NOV. 2!
em. e sou-diesels.
SEW Wdhiim A. “not lie.
Vey vs. Dobbygflmit.
dill To. Babe W ”O '
M 4 CI ' ' 3.
“emOOh—Millican goundi - _
PASTIMES AND-v :Norwalk Star May
LAURELS MEET
' 0N GRIDIRO
Junior Eievens Ill Tilt—
Both Teams Anxious For
Contest.
While‘tiltt .N'prlnglvootll‘i and West-
port Ouis nre lighting it out at
Amusement Purl: for the inter-town
(humploushlp llilh‘ nltt'rllOOn. nnotli-
il' corhing llutllv \l‘lll lw slugctl at
Stzlpicti ll~lll lNIHl'ill llll‘ i'astlnlcs
o.’ littst .\'oru..iit and tho Laurels of
NOrlvulk. Kl‘i‘li rlvzliry prevails be-
l\\'t'l'll tllt’ too ltilltls and an inir-r-
cr‘lllll; gunm la C\[It'i?l(‘tl.
’rilt- l'umuua ulil ht'i\i illl"il‘ re-
jliulur it .tnl on the firlltl. iiiHlllS: toul- : UM l'nited States Navy M a. Journazl
‘pitll iy rt-t'mt-rcti from llijlll‘ll‘ri rc-l“nd ”‘0“ “”9”“, {0" permission M
. ' a t ,"
icon-mi against lli': \Veslport. Uuis. ”M the examinations {0‘ ”I‘M"!
l'illhi \‘..‘i:i ilt-ld lust
and ‘lilc l- hill is Ill lino t'Oil'
ll.l:t :ll'll-rnoon's irlllllt'.
lli‘ui‘ilt‘l:
night
illlon for
The llnvup of" tilt: Lani-ti.» collblhl Hm“ “0 called. llc “'35 U5”! “5 fl 01" .'. f0"? .'.
or ml“; Lomtmmt, Am..- lgnzmm [5900M lemt: back last season and. will rctum'to .\liii.l]l0l;‘l 1'.-
untl \Vlllizlltl lit-Hot; us t‘li'lN'J .loo
('iJlULL untl Arthur Zurkt-r its luck-
in": William l~lrlllo. Joe l'llhlii)
um.- Sewito us lilo center.
’i‘onl null and Frank Sautclclia
niil lll\"il\‘ the work as quarter-
liiii'ltl‘. Joc llrcls and Frank Cuv-
:tio tire ill" l'uiibncks with Ralph
Caruso itliil Albert (.‘occllirl as half-
Lurks.
Club Members in
Grid Workout Today
Th: nu mitt-rs of the Toreador and
[Lions L'llilm will hold a football pruc- ‘I c
tzt-e on Sluplt-s Fluid. this morning.
Bolll clubs nulanr scvcrul forni-
crid slurs among its members and
illoy Mo anxious to got out llnll illn-
ber up .tilt-ir lllillit'li's by kicking the
ball around. A short scrimmage is
on schedule.
{Westport _ Boxers
Show Good Form
. Tilt: Y. M. i‘. A. imwrs are font
rounding into .«hnpt- unlit-r thr-
conchlm ot‘ I‘liltllt‘. "Doc“ tinsvy.
trainer Ol‘ .lilf‘k lit-lane}. l?;:ilt h v '-
wright champion of ”1,. “..HMI (-35,...1 "P with Court as the forwards. Smlllt’i Court
is'prr-svllt at the “Y" every Tuesday
night to h-lp ill" toys train
giws tilt-m srntt- vlellnble instruc-
lions.
Dr. David Sionmu Ol‘ Nortvnilf.
fornlrr collt-ttlulo lightweight t-ham-.
and:
Jill/ll llu\\ilt‘)' its guards \viill All-I
and l
e
ii
- In Army
ng Into
r—‘r‘
E‘l‘tl" ~. .
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v‘~<
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fi
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- Navy -.
iReserve Halfba’clt 0n Annapolis-Aim- 1' :l .
necticut Men 0n Both Squads-«4".- !' at
the Injured List.
iiy LEROY DOWNS.
Only two Connecticut boys \'-'lll llr :
found on the squads of the Army.
and Navy. when the service elcvcns
lclnsil at Grant Park Stadium. Chl-
cugu, Saturday afternoon. One will
he found on the Army squad and
the other with the Navy. Duivy the
.slur center of the West Point outfit
pvho hails from Hartford and tin);
ihllliirun former Norwrtli. liigh
iFCllOOI star and reserve halfback on
the Annapolis outfit ul-o tile two
honored Connecticut young men.
Bliilicnn as quarterback for the.
Nt“'“t‘l”l High School was :i slur. .\ f.
lli‘l' leaving lilo high school he joined
Ito Annapolis. He passed.
r in his first year there lie attrac-
ltt-tl considerable attention Ill! a. hall'-
tnck on the Pl'bcs. (is the first year
ililuill‘ a. fine impression
into the game against the
ltllllmoru. '
At the start of the present sea-1
Iron he was iniurcd during practice
and “as kept on the sidelines dur-
i __
breaking:
Army at .
.y
A battle of centers will be waged
Ilu lll': Normtlk armory when "Big"
.L'turuo Smith of lilo- Red Men and
.‘ti‘lsr‘herg of the Armory l’lve meet
ii the court tonight. Wisebcrg.
gwho ilttiis from New York, has cut-
tplryvd Smith on several occasions.
i This Centrist. will be the season's
Ef‘lil'ilcl‘ for the soldiers while the ln-
Itilntls have already played three
ironies. Both lives are represented
In: tho l-‘airflcld County Basketball
' ionmlc and fans will be scedrded a
chance to compare the two teams.
{The lldd Mon suffered two defeats
. in a row. but came back streng Mon-
'(irty night and swamped the New
:Cannan Big Five 29-18.
' Manager John McGarrle will use
itho slime lineup that was used
against the New Canaan team. Nor-
man "Stretch" Flewwellyn will pair!
3“!“ jump at center and Kelly and:
(lavanaugh will be the guards. FleW- ‘
wciiyn will be carried on tile roe-5
{lor of the Red Men all season.
:hit. first appearafice in big time b
”(Plhlill Monday night.
in i
as- ,
P‘levvucllyn i
.tlxe round this )l‘fll‘Z ltny Davis. hill-I
pion ii. few years ago. will be head!played a. fine game.
coach and will be assisted by.
l'lI'J, lit-.1 I.‘ '
in now lll‘il . 3..
.li-griliii in .2. i i - . .
llli" lustyi
been '-\Ul'l.ili,‘ 1m: tr .
worlivd “ML: \. ll.
01hCl'll:li:lt.~i.-ll All! i:l ~.
and loft unit it“ x .w 1
today.
.‘llllicali Ilisllllittt v-n
the final workout
(ll -3 1'”.
mm was lmllrr‘sw-vi in l. l .- . ~
that hl may put lllill a. ll-
gnml“.
One of lll'“ ',',l‘~ .ll~;.~i l:.ll. llvm
lino l'JrlllI-l' Gl'v . ii .tl.i \\ iwl. :1
had to nv'l’l‘l‘rllllt'. ill“ i .-
wr-ltritl. At ill". ill-m In Hz...
in:
i
.\ili‘-
tips lilo bmnle zll, ll. mums ll :
is the llnhtrst liit’ili m1 "Hill" Nu-
squad. His swwl i'~' 1
uan if it had ntl lvv- . t:
Millicnu “Oiiltl ll i ll
season on tlv- L’i'lll ii-» .5 '
lil"l".‘ l:~ llll..l.
j'l-t. ‘
and will it (liftilullli' for H
tcnm.
Dair-y llll' Oill'l' i‘t‘llll'JWflt'iil r:
isla slur of the l‘n-xl \\ .t.r
center.
The Armory 1m-
hi“.
ipossibio All—\illf'l hall t‘ V“): i'l'~
iIndians And Armory Five
In Court Battle Tonight
xi ~-
ll liluiM:
l
E
lint up \vlll col.-
slot. Of Cicnt i‘tttuu .il.il .llmn..~:
Hit-shun as tho forwards. iiuscll-
Mum and lidtllr- illutitulun will do
llll: guaranty.
liirlcltlltzln was one 0:
:i . in: 3mm?» in till» suction sum».
time ago.
In ”it: zlrt~i:l.‘..n.r,- ['nliil; llil.‘ l I
C?” l‘il‘v'me lilr‘ “"1 l'l'mh
the strong lillforti twin.
v.lil folio-v the main tunt~ :4.
vi‘ l "
italic-1.1.
'l'llu basketball future of Kory..."
will depend on the altar. i.ln':
L‘ .21
toniriztu gunm. Ant)” . -~ in» van. .
sutured at Monday nlsin': L'filllf‘ 1:." '
.‘lannger .loim Aloft-it :- :mt-tl iim’.
he will throw up llll‘ sprung-
the fans support the 1::
The lineups lt-iirlu;
Prince Apologizes For ,
Being What He Is
Tm: Prince of Wales once humor—l
ton O'Connell. .lulm llztmlt". “tell ously apologized for his royal title:
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months writing at Cannes. Max
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on Soviet Russia in the garden of
his Antilles lmmc. 1’. Scott Fitz-
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Frank Harris is dividing his time
between preparing the third volume
of his autobiography and attempting
to free the second volume from the
hands of the law.
.wnrtiroonl. sacred to the ranksof
sub-lieutenant and upwards. ,
"What‘s your name?” demanded!
the lieutenant. "and what the deuce
are you doing in the wardroom?"
The Prince slid to his fret—-
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lain brought me in here.
you don't mind frightfully."
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devil: get out of this before I
kick—~" lie paused and took a good l
look at the offender. "Dammit!
briievc you are Wales." ,
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“Sorry. sir. I believe I am. too~but
I can't help it."
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