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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23
THE DAY, GATHERED FOR THE DETRC
NELSON ESCAPES
RAID BY POLICE

CHICAGO. Nov. 23-Atter two bull
terriers had torn each other for Sc
minutes and had been prevented from
rushing into a death grapple by the
lightweight pugilistic champion. Bat
Ting Nelson. the trustees OF the VII
lage OF Burnham, with dozen armed
deputies at their backs. broke into tho
city hall In which the light wIs held.
The 500 spectators jumped 10 their
feet and Wild rush for doors and
windows followed Several shots were
fired In the air by the deputies. but
they could not stop the stampede.
Nelson escaped arrest by what his
followers might call neat exhibition
OF ring generalship. When the scram-
BILE began. the Battler thought OF q
deputy's star presented TO him by an
admiIer in Mexico. last yead. Pinning
this on his coat. he mingled with the
raiders and inally slipped f,om the
place unobserved
Nine men were captured In the raid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23
Sporting Notes

Lucky BnIdwin's Arcadia track. near
Los Angeles gets going Thanksgiv-
Ing afternoon
ID. I. y. L., OF course, craxy to play Ann
Arbor. but Will not get the chance, in
all probability.
The Detroit team, with siebert and
Parker In the points. beat the Light
Guards, is to 8, Ted Smith pitching.
NJ ~. c. this year. this being on
run by Green OF Saginaw saturday.
NJ A. c. Won. 20 TO g.;
lieve that II ever a defeated cham
pIon Is TO come back. IL will be
ketchell when he meets Papke,
Coy didnt win for Yale but did do all
that could be expected OF one man.
One-man teams are not winning
championships this year however
stenen saved Chicago's western cham
pionship by running 100 yards from
kick-Off to touchdown against Wis
oonsin. winning the game, IS to ~.
The Deans, Cndillacs and Grinnells
were the winning teams In the open
ing series OF the Commercial league.
The games ware all fast and inter
esting.
The poor Carlisle Iadinns are being
batted round the circuit playing no
teams but hard ones until even the
constitution OF an indian has been
proven unequal to the task
Young. the Cornell captain. cincbed VIC
tory in the cross country run by
beating Dull. and taking first place
Michigan's team. was ffth TO Cornell.
Syracuse. Harvard and Yale.
Line-piunging aud end-runninR by
Syracuse proved too much for Mich
gan which worked few clever for
ward passe sand scored four points
early in the game on Davidsons
place-klck.
would have a team in two weeks that
would wipe the earth with the pres
ent Michigan bunch. Detroiters will
have chance TO see the club team
Thanksgiving afternoon.
Benton Hsrhors where hnv- we heard
that name before That IS to de-
feat at Ann Arbor about establishes
the class % the upstate eleven.
About on n par with Central but
never in the running with u. L. s.
Central High and saginaw will close
their seasons here Thanksgiving
morning with game at n A. &.
The kids like to play In the forc-
noon which qualities them tor The
breaking OF training.
Three bia games remain 10 he PLAYED.
Two Will be pulled on AT franklin
chasing Thursday ami the Army
Navy game being hooked for Satur-
day. In the south Vanderbilt and
Scwanee clash Thursday for the title.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23

With the settlement OF the financial
anairs OF the Pope Manufacturing com
pahy the Hartford concern will again
take the commanding position I'm the
trade which IL formerly enjoyed. The
success OF the new models OF the Pope
Hartford types Is now assured The
been shown In New York. Boston and
several other large eastern cities. have
met with instant approval on the part
or the public. Great numbers OF agents
nave hnstened to secure nllotments or
the new product and the factory II at
present pushed TO the utmost to get the
cars ready for immediate shipment TO
agents. so that permanent displays may
be ready In all retail salesrooms.
Three thousand seven hundred forty
two retail orders secured without a
concentrating car 10 show rs record
the automobile business. famous as II Is
for It's spectacular stunts
The EMF go" car IL the proud
possessor Of this remarkable record.
and the makers say IL Is based on two
factors which many manufacturers
overlook: First. the reputation Of the
men who agree to deliver the goods
as - the character OF the man. so viii
he the quality of his product second.
the intimate knowledge possessed by
the average buyer not only OF the per-
that enables him TO decide who In who
and who Is not--but also n thorough
mastery OF the mechanical principles
thHt have survived the process OF nat
Gral selection" and elimination durin &
the earlier years OF the Industry when
IL was passing through the experiment
tai stage.
ITO the automobile column Of the
daily press we ere indebted for this
familiarity on the part OF the public
with an abstruss mechanical subject OF
which. until recently. only engineers
had any intelligent idea" says William
T.. Metzger. OF the Emu +. company.
The mailmen on the free delivery
rs miles OF good. bad and Indifferent
roads, Is peculiarly I'm need OF better
transportation methods than those az .
forded by use OF a horse and wagon.
This relief appears to be at hand In the
shape OF the lightweight low priced
runabout and large number OF Uncle
Sans. X. +. ID. force have discarded
the animal for the machine.
In selecting the right car. the mail
man has taken into consideration Ger
tain fundamental requirements
Recent reports from the X. r. -. de-
partmcnt indicates that because OF its
meeting these requirements. the Ford
car is becoming recogsized as the
standard for the rural service.
Postmaster Craig, OF Lynn. Mass, Sc.
cured model : Ford for trial and
was able to cover In less time a route
that formerly required two wagons and
an extra man.
over In Iowa two carriers out OF Car
rol have purchased Ford Cars and re-
port as follows: One carrier, p. j. Fer
nisse, with a 27-mile route. covered the
distance In ? hours and 20 minutes,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23
BEST LOT OF 'PEDS'
AVAILABLE IN
DETROIT RACE
LIST or 20 STARTERS INCLUDES
CHAMPIONS OF MANY couN.
TRIEs-FINAL ENTRY LIST AN
NouNcEp.

Three Michigan men. two OF whom
are from Detroit. have entered the ~
hour go-as-you-please race which will
be held In the Light Guard armory the
3 week OF Dec. Z. Though inexperi-
tnced at the sport. all are hard at
A work and Il should be an interesting
Y feature OF the contest TO see which
a one succeeds In securing the bonus OF
q 325 which Promoter Philion has prom
K Used to the leading Michigan contest
ant.
There Is at least one member or
the trio who. IL reports OF his workouts
3ars true, should be able 20 cut some
fgure In the event. This is Bob Col
4 lister. OF Lansing. who informs the
manager OF the event when forward
\, ing his entry, that be has been salts
Tying himself we'll in his practice
A work and had Just finished "a miles In
4 three hours before writing the letter
As this Is a clip which isn't far from
the limit the law allows, Mr.. Philion
Informed him that he was on the right
track and only needed to keep that
up for q few hours more to set q
The entry list Is now complete and
comprises beyond question the best
Held which has started In a race OF
(, this character In recent years. The
men who will make up the competi-
\ ton are as follows:
Patrick ]. Dineen, OF Boston, 142-
hour champion of the world.
George Klubertanz, OF Rochester,
N. r.. 72-hour champion.
Gilbert Barnes. Pittsburg, the old
q. A. r. champion.
William Feeney, Brooklyn, middle
distance champion.
Peter Hegelman, New York.
w. +. Prouty. Boston.
Monroe Ownby. Peshtigo. Wis.
James A. Graham, Buffalo.
Tony Loesleih. Erie. Pa.
Il. ID. Young, Erie, Pa.
Harvey Teagle, Akron, o.
Ben Harris, Pittsburg.
Sam Day, Birmingham, England.
George Cartwright, Birmingham,
England. British champion.
William Siegrist, Meadville, Pa.
William Davis, Mohawk Indian
Reservation, Hamilton, Ont.
II. w. Shelton, Cuban champion.
Bob Collister, Lansing, Mich.
AL. Mcdonald. Detroit
George Breckels, Detroit.
An interesting feature is the pres
ence Of Davis, the Indian. He Is cred.
tied with being the tutor OF Longboat
and n a runner of tremendous endur-
ance himself. Though he has COM
Deted professionally for years. this
Will be his first race against the
cracks OF the six-day contingent how.
ever. and his showing will be await.
ed with great interest.
Most OF the competitors are men
we'll past middle age. several of them,
Including Day, Cartwright, Barnes and
one or two oilers being over so years
old.
The race is generally understood to
lie between Dineen, Klubertanz and
Feeney, though any of a half-dozen
others Is likely to come to the front
IN the closing stages OF the grueling
contest, with enough steam to nip the
wearied leaders.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23
.PAPKE FINISHES
TRAINING TOLL

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-Yester-
day Billy Papke practically wound up
his training for his middleweight
championship battle with Stanley
Ketchell which is To take place Of
Cofroth's Mission-st. arena, Thanks
giving day.
The closing OF his training saw the
champion in the finest possible con-
dition, confident OF downing the Mich
gander a second time and confident
that he will win inside 10 rounds.
The largest crowd OF fight fans that
Billy has drawn since he began his
work at Shannon's turned out 10 see
the illinois Thunderboh" go through
his training stunts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23
CENTRAL DEFEATS
PORT HURON HIGH

On the p. A. c. nield Saturday aft
ernoon, where large crowd OF rooters
had gathered TO see double bill. Cen
trail high defeated Port Huron high
by a score OF SO TO 0. scoring % points
In the first half
The Port Huron team was outweigh
ed and out-played Central devoted
most OF its attack at the line. playing
old-style football throughout Torbett,
Lee. David and Witt were particularly
active in making Centrars long gains.
The game was followed by one be
tween the ID. A. c. and the ID. A. C..
Reserves. this being the final practice
OF the big team for its game with
Michigan Agricultural college here
Thanksgiving afternoon. in which the
two teams will decide the state cham
pionship.
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Saturdays Football.

WEST.
Chicago IS, Wisconsin IL.
Minnesota II, Carlisle q.
Illinois -, Northwestern y.
knnsns 10, Iowa 8.
Indiana 10, Purdue 4.
Ohio state ~, Oberlin 2.
Dennis0n -, Wooster D.
Case school 30, Carnegie Tech. o.
Toledo High II, VI. n. A. D.
Kansas Aggies "A, Washburn 4.
shaftuck 40, Lake Forest q.
Western Reserve "a, Heidelberg o.
EAST.
Syracuse -, Michigan 4.
Harvard 4, Yale o.
Cornell IL, Trinity q.
West Point %, villa Novn o.
Annapolis Is, v. y. I. 4.
Dickinson 20, MT. 80. Mary's o.
Amherst 4, Williams D.
Lehigh II, Lafayette 8.
Pittsburw q, Gettysburg o.
STATE
OIivet II, Albion IL.
VI. A. {. Is, Saginaw Navy q.
Ann Arbor I6, Benton Hnrbor q.
Saginaw -, Superior III. tToledoD o.
Arthur Hill 20, East Hay City o.
kalamazoo Norm. II, Mt. Pleasant o
Fenton n. SO, Howell III. o.
Billsdale IL. Albion II. q.
recumseh 90, Raisin Val. Sem. q.
Wyandotte II. ~, Monroe n. O.
C0ldwater III. D, Adrian High o.
Montague 1S, MuskeGon Reserves 10.
HillsdaIe Normals. 20, Ypsi. Norm. 10
Lansing n. II, Jackson II. q.
DuPaad II. II, Flint u. o.
Ithaca III. 50, Elsie n. o.
yicksburg II. schoolcraft o.
MenOminee =. Green Hay II. o.
Marine City II. Fl. Algoaac o.
Pininwell IL, Union City o.
LOCAL =
d. A. G. 10. Reserves o.
Central II. 10, Port Huron II. o.
SOUTH.
Vanderbilt IS, WashfnRton L. O.
Tennessee IS. Chattanooga q.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23
ROAD RACE CHIEF IN
INTEREST AMONG THE MOTORISTS

1t. almost goes without saying that
interest In the race at Savannah tran
! seconds In Importance any other topic
Of conversation I'm the automobile trade.
- large number OF representatives OF
the industry and trade who will jour
K Dey to Savannah for the races of the
\ 46th and 26th insts. really has a bear
1ng on the conditions in the manufac-
,0uring and selling ends OF the automo-
bile Guinness.
Second only to the Savannah races in
The mind OF tradesmen are the coming
shows which are at present demanding
the attention OF manufacturers and
agents. These promise to be second In
lave prece,,ed them H The 10 Universal o feel.
|. Ing of optimism which prevails In the
trade gives much vim and action TO
show preparation
NJ Every driver who has tried out his
= ear says the Savannah course Is faster
than they expected.
Navarro. the man whom all the drivers
fear theemost. has made a practice Lap
( IN S1.35. an average speed OF about 70
miles an hour. and Duray. in Clement
Bayard. has made II in 22:l2. But this
81 only In practice when the drivers are
Becoming acquainted with-the course.
and the cars are being tuned up Of
fnc FAIL course OF 25.13l miles will be
covered In 20 minutes or better by
someone during the grand prize race
Interest in tho light car race becomes
more keen after Tuesday, when Hill
Hard. driving a Lancia car. made the
short course. IS miles, In S:0z.
(. r. II. schwartzkopf. the publisher Of
Automobile Topics. and man who ls
probably more conyersunt with automo-
bile racing than anyone else in Amer
lea doubts that the Targa Florio speed
OF ~ miles per hour will be equalled on
account of the numerous turns on the
The course Is io2os miles in length
COMPOSED OF 16 laps OF 25.13 miles per
lap. With the necessary siow-ups for
turns. which will vastly decrease the
& maximum speed OF over 100 miles an
hour OF which most OF the cars entered
are capable. he estimated that n lap
will be made. In 26 minutes and SO sec
orsds, which Is at the rate OF sS miles
per hour On this basis the race will
lake hours and 20 minutes 20 run.
A. Mr.. Schwartzkopf was only two
minutes wrong In his estimate OF the
speed required. 90 win the Vanderbilt.
his prediction will carry weight In bet
III the light car race Mr. Schwartz
kopf has predicted speed of IS miles
an hour.
The following odds have peen quoted
on the cars in the grand prize big
race" by Feilowes a DeimeL New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23

Detroit motorists will no doubt be
glad TO learn that l. 3. Lorimer the
daring little Detroit driver, will be az
the wheel OF a Chalmers Detroit 80
In the light car race
The Chalmers Detroit company has
TWO other cars besides Lorimer's entered
driven by l.. J. Bergdoll. the Philadel-
Ehia millionaire racing driver. and BY
W. X. Burns, whose name Is always
linked with that OF Lorimers. and who
viii be remembered as being the pilot
or the successful Chalmers Detroit go
In the Jericho sweepstakes. Oet-i0
The Chalmers Detroit company IL in
receipt OF telegram advising that In a
preliminary try-out Friday morning
Lorimer. In Chalmers Detroit go"
made lap In minutes IS seconds for
the 10 miles.
In letter received by F.. LeRoy Pei
letter. manager OF the Detroit Automo
bile Dealers show. which r. TO be held
AT the Wayne pavilion Feb. IS 20 81.
George Collister. manager OF the Cieve-
land Automobile show, advises that out
OF courtesy TO the u. A. ID. A. the Cleve-
land Automobile show committee has
decided TO postpone its show from the
week OF Feb. 15 TO the week OF Feb. %
Mr.. Collister states that many Cleve-
Iahuers expect To attend the Detroit
show and that all the Cleveland manu-
facturers expect 10 exhibit here. 90 they
would not on any account wish TO have
the show dates conflict.
The recent action OF the Ford Motor
co. In Increasing it's capitalization from
800, 900 TO $4,000, 900 Is mighty good
evidence or the prosperous condition OF
the Ford company. for the increase Ia
merely transfer OF $1,000. 900 from
the surplus TO the capital stock
In referring to the Increase MIR.
James Couzcns. secretary and treasurer
OF the Ford Motor company. says: The
nscal year ending Sept. 30 was the most
prosperous In the history OF the Ford
Motor company. Ia spite of the fnan-
cial depression, which started with our
new year and continued throughout the
IL months, more Ford cars were sold
than In any previous IL months. and
production fell short nearly 1000 cars
or enough to fill the orders received.
We have built 25.0 cars in those
nve years. have four times outgrown
our quarters. have established Ford SUI
premacy In the four quarters OF the
globe. so that IL can be truly said the
sun never sets on Ford cars and We
have evidence that In the next IL
months we can sell $4,000 more cars. 10
decided has been the demand for our
new models"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23
PITCHER REMARRIES
DIVORCED WIFE

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2l.-Harry Howell
and his former wife. Mrs. Marie Best
Howell, have agreed that they love
one another too much to live apart.
All through the summer they have
been corresponding and came to the
conclusion that there was only one
way to make the matter better and
that was to sign anew with Capt.
Cupid. which they will do one day next
week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23
HAUGHTON WILL
Be BACK IN 1910

Coach Percy Haughton has made
good" at Harvard and he will remain
head coach OF the football eleven for
at least two years more.
On the eve OF the Yale game this
announcement is made, and 1t has
beer hailed with delight by every loyal
Harvard man who desires to see win
ring teams turned out TO battle for
the Crimson.
Haughton was great kicking tackle
on the Harvard eleven ten years ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23
WEIGH SURE Of
LICKING ATTELL

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-Fred-
die WEIGH, the fast little British fight
er. who meets Abe Attell here on Wed.
nesday, is confident he will bring homo
the money. He put In an extra hard
day at training yesterday. IF Am
whipped by Attell III never set my
foot on British soil again" he said.
Attell took things easy yesterday.
not even putting on q glove.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23
FRENCH CHAMPION
WRESTLER IS HERE

NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-Raoul De
Rouen, champion heavyweight wrest-
Ter OF France, arrived in New York
today on the steamship La Provence.
Through an interpreter he said he
would remain in this city for two
days and would then go TO Montreal
to give some exhibitions. The French
champion is % years old. 6 feet 2
inches in height and weighs 235
pounds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23
AUSTRALIANS AGAIN
TENNIS CHAMPS

MELBOURNE, Australia, Nov. 2l.-
Wright and Alexander, the American
lawn tennis players in the worlds
championship finals today lost TO
Brooks and Wilding. defenders OF the
Victoria doubles trophy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23
New York and phIl.deIobI,

Are conveniently reached by through
trains over the Lehigh Valley Rail.
road. the double track scenic highway,
from Buffalo and Suspension Bridge,
connecting with all lines In Michigan.
Full particulars address II. II. Roberts,
z Fort-st.. west. Detroit Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23
Gives EN- a Treat.

Ed Walsh Is still In Chicago and
gives Safest. a treat every evening
by strutting over the course a couple
OF times
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23
Charlottesville staked Here.

The Clark A. c. will play the ORR
entails at Clark park, Thanksgiving
day at a. m. for the $50 pound
championship.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23

no CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
lets- Druggists refund money IL II fails
10 cure. II. W. GROVES signature IL
On each box. zBc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23

Following an inter esting contest in
which Studebaker electric car. driven
by woman. defeated n speedy gasoline
touring car IN a "congest Z d streets"
contest. the society editor or the Phila-
delphia Press commented at length on
the many uses and advantages OF the
electric car
'Milsdy does ABOUT all her shopping
and calling with the assistance OF her
electric carriage. and does II far more
comfortably AMI quickly says the
Press. and not only have women OF the
smart set discovered that IL Is the cor
rect thing. hut professional and busi-
ness men have learned that the right
method OF accomplishing the most with
the least trouble and expenditure OF
time. Is through tn. use OF the electric
car. when thei- business requires that
they make frequent stops In the con-
gested parts OF the city.
owners OF high powered gasoline
cars have discovered that II Is the part
OF economy to buy On electric to save
the wear and tear on gears. tires and
other parts OF their big cars. which are
quickly worn out through the fire.
quent shifts and stops due to heavy
trafnc.'
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$
the IFS of
the
cures the he
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making 81 stops for mail The second.
+. j. Van Donselaar, with 2C-mile
route. made 80 stops In 2 hours and 30
minutes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23
SPORT VZEWS
and REVIEWS
...By...
PAUL II.
BRUSKE.

OF
pioaL perhaps
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MICHIGAN'S
RAN KING
FOR HOS.


the Colgate Cornell
mentioned scoothe regarding which the claim
o
Cornell
Il likely situation maintains
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WILL SCHULTZ
MAKE THE
ALLAN ERICAf


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know
all
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w eastern even work writer considerably Handicapped In rank
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ONE BAD YEAR
OUT OF
EIGHT.


fere'een
bit OF
Its early performances will possibly winner of
to
cur defeat and the nnal for the
those spinal thrills which
IL
The time holding The is
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teams to
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23

David FERGUSON. mechanical engi-
neer OF the George y. Pierce company.
has Just returned from abroad, where
he visited the principal automobile fac
tories OF England and France and In
spected the new models of the leadin x
German and Italian makes
As result OF his observations Mr.
FERGUSON says that two tendencies In
construction stand odt prominently
above all others. The first Is the wide
adoption OF the shaft drive among
makers who have. heretofore. produced
none but chain driven cars. and the
other IL the abandonment OF ball bear
ings for crankshsfts In favor OF plain
bearings
Mr. Russell Hun. designer OF the
Packard cars and member or the execu-
tive committee OF the mechanical
branch OF the Association OF Licensed
Automobile Manufacturers. sailed Nov
II 10 visit the Paris automobile salon.
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have mown down all that tried to stand before
them. that one year OF pronounced adversely
should not necessarily be the occasion for any fur
Their repining. Difference of opinion Is the basic
element not only OF horse racing but also OF about
every other spectacular sport. The public doesn't
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23

In the minor games.
Michigan supporters know that there has beer
man in western football history who has played
great a center the Michigan leader. nor ever
lived there who could do such deeds on
gridron. In all probability. AS the writer under
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-23

The placed cold the
ial the Y NJ Saturday
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Three bia games remain 20 he PLAYED
Two viii be pulled on at Franklin
feld Philadelphia. Penn and Cornell
chasing Thursday. ami the Army
Navy game being hooked for Satur-
day. In the south Vanderbilt and
Scwanee clash Thursday for the title
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their seasons here Thanksgiving
morning with game at n. A. g..
The kids like to play In the fore
noon which qualities them for tho
big feed as celebration OF the
breaking OF training.