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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-21

Guy Empcy has withdrawn his team from
The Interstate League. and from all ac-
counts the franchise will be awarded to the
Paterson SILK Sox.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-21

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The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24
Washburn Defeats st. Mary's
Saturday by 40 to z Score.
Saints Fought Gamely to Ref
eree's Final Whistle.
PALMATIER OVER FIRST time
Blue Made Two TOuchdOwnS in
Each of Three Periods.
Forward Pass in Fourth Quar-
ter Saved Saints ShutOut.

Washbrun showed the true salaman-
der quality Saturday afternoon when
the Blue football team romped home
to a 40 to Z victory over the St Marys
collegians. The Ichabods were less
effective as a scoring machine than
eleven corpses would have been
against the College of Emporia team
the week before, but Saturday they
swept into the attack with a rush and
punched over two touchdowns in each
of the first two periods and two in the
fourth
The Ichabods showed a powerful
offensive backed up by a real scor-
ing punch within the first few minutes
of play. St. Mary's received the kick
off and started march for the Blue
goal But after a series of spectacu-
lar attempts to circle the Washburn
ends the Saints were forced to punt,
and Washbrun began pounding its
way to the first touchdown Palma
tier went over for the counter seven
minutes after play started Wykoff
kicked the goal. Before the end of the
period Washburn staged another
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24
OKLAHOMA IL, AGGIES 8
Forward Passes Too Much for X. S.
A. c. in Annual Game.

Manhattan, Kan, Nov. 24.-In a
game featured by number of long
runs by members of both teams, the
University of Oklahoma eleven de-
feated. the Kansas Agricultural Col
lege team here Saturday. 4.to 8.
The Aggies played a strong defen-
siye game against the Sooners, who
averaged fifteen pounds heavier to the
man. and frequently resorted to punts
to save their goal. The only score for
the Manhattan team was gained in
the third period when Huston placed
a drop kick from the 25-yard line,
after Quinlan had picked up an Okla
homa tumble and run fifty yards.
Hines made spectacular run of fifty
yards from the Oklahoma kickoff
and started the Aggies toward a touch
down, but an intercepted forward pass
stopped them.
Oklahoma's first score came in the
first when Tyler caught a forward pass
and ran twenty-five yards. starting a
series of end runs that put him across
for a touchdown. In the second period
the Sooners reached the Aggies' 5-yard
line by a series of end runs and for
ward passes. but the Aggie line held.
A pass of forty yards featured the
march for Oklahoma's second touch
down.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24
SATURDAY FOOTBALL

In the West.
washburn 40, st. Mary's I.
Illinois 0. Ohio State Z,
Wisconsin 10, Chicago g.
Minnesota 81, Michigan Z.
Iowa 10, Ames o.
Indiana T. Syracuse G.
Oklahoma H. Kansas Aggies s.
Notre Dame 33 Purdue IS.
South Dakota State College Is, South Da-
kota L. G.
Marquette Is, wabash G.
West Virginia 30, Ohio Wesleyan 0.
Nevada II. Santa Clara Z.
Missouri Wesleyan II. Southwest Teach
oregon Aggies 6 Washington State Col
lege o.
California H. Stanford TO-
Ripon l., Carleton 0.
Shattuck 81. Pi1lsbury 6.
Center College Sc. Depauw Q.
Michigan Aggies IA. Tufts O.
Olathe Mutes Z. Kansas City L. o.
Nebraska Freshmen 0, Yor@ College 0.
In the East.
Harvard 10, Yale 3.
Rutgers Is. Northwestern O.
New York l.. 27. Columbia II
Southmore Al. Haverford 0.
Penn Freshmen l. Cornell Freshmen ?.
Lafayette 10, Lehigh g.
Georgetown %. Washington and Lee, 6.
Ruckwell 20. Susquehanna Z,
Penn Military College &C. Washington o..
Gettysburg 21. Mount st. Marys o.
Maryland 20, Western Maryland O.
Rochester Q. Hamilton o.
Johns Hopkins H. st. Johns Il.
villa Nova 20. Catholic U. II.
Brown 6. New Hampshire 0.
Washington and Jefferson 33, West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan 0.
Pittsburgh II. Carnegie Tech I.
Stevens 80. Worcester O.
Detroit T. %, Buffalo L. 0.
In the South.
Alabama 6. Georgia O.
Louisiana State 81 Tulane g.
Baylor L. Z, Southern Methodist Z.
Florida Is. South Carolina O.
n hon SnfIf Thoff
Richmond College 20. Randolph Macon 0.
Pomona College 20. Occidental College Z.
Virginia Poly 90, Mary and Henry o.
High School Results.
Mayetta 24. Della 6.
Valley Falls %, Wetmore O.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24

march and Harvey went over, Wykoff
missing the goal kick.
The Blue repeated in the second
period, and ran over twofmor count
ers, making the total score at the end
of the half, Washburn. 81; st. AIary's.
0. In the third period the Saints
fought gamely and managed to stop
the Blue threats at scoring. 1t was
the fighting qualities of st. Mary's
which kept the Ichabods at safe dis
ance turnout the third quarter.
In the fourth period Washburn sent
in many substitutes, who shot over
two touchdowns but were unable to
stop a score for the Saints. A long
pass, Lane to Kelly, sent the latter
over the Ichabod line for the single
Catholic counter. Lane kicked the
goal and both stands gave the
youngsters from st. Mary's an ovation
1t was a tribute to a fighting spirit
which rose above mere defeat and
fought to the last minute of play
The final score of the game was.
Washburn, 40; st. Mary's. Z.
The Summary.
The summary of the game and the
lineup of the teams follow:
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24
DEFEAT SCRANTON TEAM
Bells Apprentices Score in Second and
Hold Opponents to Zero.

Eastern and A. E. F. football
drilled into the Santa Fe apprentice
football team by Coach Ed Bell were
the factors in the shop men handing a
to defeat to football team from
Scranton on League field Sunday aft
ernoon. The single touchdown was
made in the second period when Leech.
apprentice end. went around on an
end swing behind perfect interference
and raced so yards across the Scranton
line.
The apprentices had all the best of
the argument during the first three
periods of play but the Scranton team
hit the line hard in the fourth and
were in a position to score when the
whistle of the timekeeper ended the
game. More than 500 people were
out for the game.
The apprentices will probably play
Camp Funston eleven here Thanks
giving day
The lineup for the game Sunday
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24
ILLINOIS 9, OHIO 7
Last Half Minute of Play Won West
ern Conference Championship.

Columbus. o.. Nov. 24.-With half
a minute left to play and the Buck
eyes leading by one point. a goal from
placement pricked the bubble of Ohio
States hopes and Illinois stands su-
preme in the Western Conference. foot
ball world by virtue of to victory
over the Ohio eleven. Bob Fletcher.
Illinois quarter back, won for himself
a lasting niche in the Orange and Blue
hall of fame by successfully negotiat-
ing the try for placement from the
Ohio teams 26-yard line.
Fighting bitterly from the first min
ute of play. both elevens displayed
ragged football in the first half. while
brilliant play marked the final two
periods. Unable to gain thru the Ohio
line, the Illini effectively used long
forward passes, which eventually cost
the Buckeyes the game.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24
Minnesota. "a; Michigan, I

Ann Arbor. Mich, Nov. 24.-Michi
gan was virtually helpless before the
powerful line plunges of Minnesota
Saturday and wound up a disastrous
football season with a "a to Z defeat
at the handS of the Gophers. Min
nesota ripped open the Michigan de-
fense at the very beginning of the
game, putting over a touchdown with
in a few minutes after play began
Finding their piledriving tactics pro-
ductive of quick results the visitors
followed it thoroly thruout the game.
the playing being almost constantly
in Michigan territory. Two touch
downs were counted by the Gophers
in the first period: they were denied
a tally in the second session only thru
a tumble by Lampi on Michigan's
4-yard line. In the. third period they
swept across the field with little diff
ficulty for another touchdown and
added two more in the final period by
continuing their smashes thru the
Michigan line.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24
FETE HOOSIER eleven
Players Given Gold Footballs Follow
ing Syracuse Defeat

Bloomington. Ind, Nov. 24-The
Hoosier football squad was Honized on
every side today following their de-
feat of Syracuse Saturday The
Bloomington Chamber of Commerce
and the Rotary club will give fetes in
honor of the squad
Coach Steihm will present each man
who participated in. the game with a
miniature, gold football. The faculty
is going to throw in an extra Jersey.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24
Iowa, 10; Amos, O.

Iowa City. Ia, Nov. 24.-With a
brilliant aerial attack, Iowa university
conquered it's old rival, Ames, in the
annual football contest here Saturday,
10 to 0. Ames put up a stubborn bat
-tie. A pass gave Iowa its first touch
down. A series of line bucks put the
ball on the 17-yard line from which
point A. Devine tossed to Parker, who
had crossed the goal line. A. Devine
kicked goal.
A. Devine's. drop kick in the final
period from the 20-yard Line, gave
Iowa its final score
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24
WILLARD TOO BUSY TO FIGHT.
Kansan Says He Is Not Planning To
Enter Ring Again.

Lawrence, Kan, Nov 24.-Arriving
here from his farm. Jess Willard
denied he had wired or written to Tex
Rickard about re-entering the fight
ing game. He said he wanted to see
Rickard about oil and moving picture
interests which they had in common,
and expected him to come west in
December.
Il am too busy to fight was the
only answer Willard would make to
direct question whether he planned
to enter the ring again.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24
Huskers Arc Confident.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 24.-Confidence
that the Cornhuskers would be able to
defeat Syracuse in the Thanksgiving
day game. prevailed on the Nebraska
campus today following Indians easy
win over the eastern eleven. The
Syracuse squad is expected to arrive
tomorrow.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24
Wilde to Watch Go.

Milwaukee. Nov. 24.-One of the
spectators at the Charlie White
Johnny Dundee fight here Wednesday
night will be Jimmy Wilde, English
flyweight champion.
Wilde will return to Chicago after
the fight to train for his December s
battle with Sharkey.
White has a bout scheduled with
Benny Leonard at New Orleans for
December 5, if he is able to win over
Dundee
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24
Tho Summary.
The summary of the game and th'
line-up of the teams follow:

barger for Wykoff; Sharpe for Anderson;
Wykoff for l.. Harshbarger: Cady for
Crawford: : Rogers for Stevens: Crawford for
Trull; K. Harshbarger for Harvey Kendall
for Palmatier; Richey for Kennedy. st.
Mary's: Casey for Hodges: Erbacher for
Boland; De Noya for Batson; Oxley for
Luepke; Bergman for Casey; Westhus for
Reed; Reagan for De Noya; Ross for
Ramacciotti Hodges for Bergman; Dunn
for Oxley.
Touchdowns-Washbu Wykoff, two
Palmatier; Harvey; r. Harshbarger, two.
Wykoff, four: ST. Marys: Lane.
Officials-Edward W. Cochrane, Kalama-
zoo, referee; Leslie Z. Edmonds Ottawa
L.. umpire; Alfred G. Hill, Kansas Normal,
head linesman.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24

Lane, st. Mary's left half and cap
tain. DISPLAYED some of the speediest
football of the year. His punt returns
got under way so fast that the Wash
burn ends were hard put to keep from
being run out of position. On several
occasions Lane brought gasps of dis
may from the Washburn stands by his
sensational open field running.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24
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The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24

Kelly and Ramaciotti lived up to
their traditions Saturday. They could
not stop Lindell. who seemed to be
possessed of some sort of immunity in
returning punts-but they were down
under every one of Lanes long kicks.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24

LindelI regained his lost prime
again. His work against Emporia was
all but dead, but he retrieved himself
Saturday. Returning punts, plunging
interference, and directing his team
he showed every essential quality of
a field general of the first water.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24

wykoff displayed more of his real
class in the game with the Saints. He
plunged and ran interference in the
way which had set him head and
shoulders above every other full-back
in the state for all-state honors.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24

Palmatier of Washburn showed all
state caliber in the game against ST.
MaEys. He 6ircled the ends. hit the
hogs in the line, ran interference, and
threw the Blue, flips to perfection.
Palmatier's 129 pounds of weight will
probably be the factor which will keep
him from a half-back place on the
mythical conference eleven.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-17
Wanted-Help, Female

WOMAN for general housewor5. Phone 12eR4 b-
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WANTED-A good cook None other need apply. Phone 3257. bp
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 moderate prices. Tabla board a sne-
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For Sale or Exchange

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 TWO GOOD au-round work horses for sale or trade for one first class milk COW, or two coming fresh. sos South Seventh ave. bp
 FOR SALE OR TRADES room house, furnished, at Flagstaff, Ariz., on the north side. Phone 715, Phoenix, Ariz ds
 FOR TRADE-10-room house in Westlake district Los Angeles. Calif, for valley or Phoenix property. Phone 715, Phoenix, Ariz. ds
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Wanted-Help, Male

MAN AND WIFE, cook and helper, in nice cool mountain place. Only a few boarders; wages $100, board and room. Live Wire Employment Agency, 3 Cactus Way, Phone 69S. It
 BARBER WANTED. 20 North Sec ond st. bn
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Wanted-To Rent


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w A N T E D-An ironer. Sanitary Hand laundry. 502 W. Adams. bm
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NEW CLASS will start at Greggs short hand school Monday. May 12
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Arizona republican., 1919-05-17

WANTED-A used Ford, touring body, Browns store, Scottsdale. ds
 IF YOU want blowing done. sand
 or fertilizer hauled. Phone 420S or S554 rbu
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For Rent-Apartments

FIRST CLASS furnished apartment, with garage for lease by year. S17 No. 4th Ave. or Jacobs & PeIrce, 106 W bp
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Wanted-To Rent

A HEALTHY COUPLE with child wants at once, one or two unrurnished rooms with sleeping porch. Call Mrs Rvker 2S53 bD
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Rooms and Board

ONE wanting nice quiet home for summer, screen room and adjoining room and good board; bed patient pre- ferred. Phone 86S6. br
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WANTED-Small furnished house, cheap. Desire yard. Adults: no sick ness. Please submit. Box 3JD Repub.
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BARGAIN, classy roadster car for sale quick Apply office Jefferson. If
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For Sale or Exchange

FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE-If2 acres, s85.00 per acre, or 400 acres, S90.00 per acre. These farms well i'm proved and located. Pike and Monroe counties, Mo. What have you? Address F. M Ward, Ash Fork, Arizona. pp
Arizona republican., 1919-05-17

FURNISHED rooms with board at a reasonable price, in fine location: plen- ty of shade; one mile from Prescott. Mrs. Robert Simmons, Miller Valley. Phone 556M1 -ds
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FOR SALE-One ton Republic truck model IS, in fine running condition; may be seen at 20 No. End St. db
Arizona republican., 1919-05-17

FIRST CLASS furnished room with board, suitable for one or two. Phone 4135. br
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Wanted

By discharged soldier. 19 years old, high school graduate, home here, position with good concern. Would like chance to make good. Have had business and soliciting experience. Best local references. Box Republican 27A or Phone S230 between 6 and D. m. If I CLEAN YOUR HOUCE and rugs, satisfactory. John King, Phone PAST.
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' PASSENGER Studebaker, 1917 model has to be sold by first or month. Phone 1917. s450 cash bn
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For Rent Store and Offices

STORE ROOM at 43 West Wash ington street, in Walker building. Will be vacant about May 20. Phone 2&58
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FOR sALE-19I7 PAIGE-$675.

Six-cylinder, seven passenger, splen- did condition. Worth $500. but this car must be sold at once. Call at once at Simpson garage, 229 F. Adams St bp
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-17
METAL TICKETS USED FOR FARES
 IN CIRCULATION

The new metal tickets called "to- kens" of the Connecticut company to be used in place of money on the trolley cars of this city were released today by the company for immediate use.
 The new tickets are sold at Con- nectlcut company stations in place of the tickets which have been in use for years and sell IT for a dollar, thus saving two per cent. They are of a light metal about the size of a dime but much lighter.
 Each ticket is good fc-, one six cent fare and if two zones are used the difference must be made up out of the pocket in real United States cur rency. There are about 60, 900 tickets on sale in the city.
 The plan of the company, according to Manager Joseph S. Goodwin, is to have the pu5Hc use the tickets in place of nickels and pennies and avoid the trouble of making change and at the same time reduce the fare for those who are continual users of the system. The Dupont Fabric com pany, of Fairfield, has already agreed to buy these metal discs and place them in pay envelopes to make up for the difference in fares for the em- ployes, the Connecticut company