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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18
Referee Stops little" Fight
After Four Minutes in Ring
KENDALL IS POINTED
FOR FARMER BATTLE
Local Collrgians tan Win State
nridiron Title hy Heating tggic
Eleven Friday

Despite refusal ~ Notrc Dame 20
meet keuda, college Ia post sea
~,u fontbail gum" here. after no
Catholics had expressed a willing
nrHs to play ON. Tua, field. n IL
probable that leading south ~cHtern
eleven viii mrct tho orange ana
black here The home schedule ~ the
local cOlleEianE WAS concluded with
a 20 10 victory over Burl"son col
lcRc Of Texas last saturday and
though alb Enni"a played. her" hhur
been luicIosting foothall exhibition.
Kendall has not met an eleven whlrh
could test their Strength Loyal
support Of TIlAt fans has caused
kendall officials 10 make every "t.
fDri tU bring strong eleven loa
Tulsa
Louisiana university one OF tho
most powerful ~ sDu'hWcs'6rn grid
machines In - 'ltcly opponent Tor
Kendall tina tcsm having p,aci-
cally agreed to come here for an
hfl'r season game II is probable
mat SATURDAY November 20. viii he
the date OF the game
No Game Thanksgiving
kendall ~ not scheduled to play
on Thanksgiving and II Ia likely that
Nilf y iFN'N " lfiiF WIZ wv l'if 'fl"N
day Efforts to bring an eleven
worthy ot playing Kendall on turkey
day have failed aud though sevrrnl
smaller colleges could be secured
Thanksgiving will ho an open date
here. providing Kendall ~ unHuc cess.
ful Ia securing u game with a good
team
Coaches MculrneS arI schmidt !
are pointing The squad for liz Una
achedulcd game OF the season, nat |
with the oklahoma Agglrs a. sui !
water next Friday This game Ia
expected 10 he the hardest on tho
schedule and on its result depends
tho state championship The AEKles
exhibited surprising strength by /
holding PLAYING Phillips 10 n to : /
tie AZ saltwater last week ana Win /
10 vcierans available, Coach rlNl~e /
liz certain To send in formidable op |
position to stop kendsll's title hopcs
should Kendall beat the AgEles,
they will be undlsputed sntc cham
pions, the SoOners having been elm.
mated by Kendall early In the sea
son Phillips failure 10 boat the
AggicE has put "a crimp on tho state
little aspirations of the iiaymahrrs,
through they are still In the running
MIilcr'- Rcturn Boistrr- squad.
Kendall followers were clatcd by
tho return Of Harry Miller 10 the
squad last Saturday Miller's pres
ence In the lineup not only insures
another end To work with Hopping
and nalson, but also provides Tor
ca pable substitute for Kendall
back. should Injuries neoessitate \
In the lineup.
Efforts are being made to secure
a number OF Kendall followers to
make the trip to saltwater Friday
As tho game with the AKGics IN the
decisive battle for tho state title and
has an Important bearing on tks
south western championship. little
difficulty In securing tho necessary
I25 is expected The round trip, In
Guiding railroad fare, meals and
ticket 10 the game can be made for
seven or eight dollars The train
leaves for saltwater Friday morning
and returns Friday night. Those who
desiro to 20 may sign at Young
Brothers Cigar store, National Bank
Df Commerce or the indian Trading
company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18
Amans life - among men !

DEEL them off-"Rio', Gibraltar, Ceylon, Yoko-
IN hama-al the great ports of the world-are they
only places on the map to you-or are they ports
where you We gone sailing in from the high seas with
every eye along the shore turned admiringy on your
big ship-your shipi
Are the great world ports nothing to you but little
red spots in your school geography are they reai
towns whose funny streets you've walked-whose
strange sights you've seen-whose magnihcence you've
admired towns in which you've greeted the worlds
sailor men from the Seven Sess2
Make each port you visit mean another big expert
ence. Curious spots, beautiful spots, ugly spots,
famous spots and every of them more interesting
to than anything you ever read about in all your
life Every ocean has United States ship sailing for
some port worth seeing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18
NO CLEAR CLAIM TO
EASTERN GRID TITLE
Every Leading Eastern Eleven De.
feated--Syracuse One of Lead.
Ing COutcntk.rs

NEW YORK. Nov 17.--Any team
in the east that has enough nerve
to claim the football championships
tof this section OF the country ought
to be allowed that honor
Up until last Saturday there were
u couple OF elevens that deserved
seriouH consideration. They were
Dartmouth and Colgate, Their de-.
feats Saturday. however, Colgate's at
the hands OF Syracuse and Dart.
mouth by Brown, put them our ot
the running
Syracuse has about as good claim
as any other eleven to premier
honors. They were beaten one" by
Washington and Jefferson, but their
followers can point to the fact that
they decisively beat Pittsburgh.
which in turn uounced Washington
and jefferson.
Harvard has not been beaten, bu,
was held 10 n tie by Princeton which
had been whipped by Colgate and
West Virginia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18
BAYLOR DEFEATS SEWANEE
BY COUNT OF q TO SEVEN

WACO, Texas. Nov 1.-THE Bay
lor Bears crashed down on scwanee
today ana by rushing actics grabbed
the game ~ to T. A tremendous
crowd witnessed the game which was
one uf the most exciting seen here
lhis season. The first two quarters
passed without a score but IN the
lhird Baylor succeeded In counting
~ Then In the fourth quarter both
squads went In Tor blood. Scvanoe
counted with touchdown, the only
score they were able to make, while
TRylur added seven 60 their total.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18
Sooner Runners Win
From ChilOccO Path
Stars in Long Run


Spe "a TO The World
NORMAN. Okla. NOV H.
Coach DIOR Soutar and the Univer-
=l.N ~ oklahoma cross country
team returned Saturday from Chi
loyoo where on FRIDAY the Sooners
defeated the Chilocco Indians In
five mile dual meet
The score vas 20 to 81 Each
team started six men and The first
10 men who finished counted IN
the result. obtained by adding up
IA" numbers IN the order they
I'm nshrd
Nurdrn Chi'ocCo wss first. tim"
e. minutes, q seconds cobb
oklahoma. second, time - min
utr- gN seconds. and NahlhcrR.
oklahoma ;hird. I'm" - minutes
.3 seconds Tho Others finished
W,suug oklahoma. Tay chi.
.oc,o Maple. oklahoma. Crane.
thilocCo. Toho.. Chi'oCco. Rem
frow. oklahoma, and Nicester.
ChiloCcn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18
JUNIORS AND S0PHS ARE
SOONER CLASS LEADERS

NORMAN, Okla, Nov. lg--Junior
and sophomore football teams have
eliminated all competition In the
inter clAss football ssrics at the Uni
versliy OF oklahoma and will play
November 10 for the class champion
ship Tho surprlse OF the series was
so victory OF the juniors over the
strong freshman eleven That class
won from the pharmacy team The
law school defeated the enelnce6s
and then forfeited To the sophomoree,
The SENIORS also forfeited to tho soc
Ond year men,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18
Jock Malone's Hard Luck.

Jock Malone of St Paul will no
be able to don the gloves for several
weeks In recent bout with Willie
Ioughlin in Tulsa, Okla. Malone
broke his left arm. A few days
later Malone attempted to crank an
with his right paw, and
the operation resulted in his breaks
ing three fingers. Malone Is now so-
ing around with his left arm In
cast and his right In n sling
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18
TULSA AND WICHITA IN
EXCHANGE OF CATCHERS

Mickey O'Rr,cn, catcher OF tho
Tulsa oilers. has been traded 70 the
Wichita Western league club FOR
Catcher George Dobblns according
90 word received from Wichita. Dob
bins IL coppersmith ana refused
90 play with the lzglrs last senhon,
but agreed to come TO Tuisa
Elmer Koestner. ono OF lEhe'ls =
hurting aces two years ago, has
been purchased by the "Rald Eagies'
from the Indianapolis. American as.
soCiatiOn club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18
STATEH0USE EMPLOYEES
WANT BASEBALL LEAGUE


Special TO The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. IL
Baseball fans among the employees
at the statehouse are advocating the
organization OF league to include
several OF the nearby cities. The
capitol team last season was consid.
cred the most proficient OF the In.
dependent teams in Oklahoma City
and this club with teams represent
ing shawnee. Enid, Ponca City. Ok
mulgee, Guthrie. El Reno, Chickasha
hnd possibly Lawton and kingfisher
is the suggested personnel OF the
proposed league.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18

= EADING OKLAHMOA cot =
lcglate football elevsns ek-
IL pcrlenCcd upsets In tho dope, -
common to big teams In va
riouH other se tons las. week
sooner grid machines had cscare
an overthrow OF the dope pot unul
last weeks play, hut when the cras
came 1t landed In uncxpcc cied
places.
-
Oklahoma University suffered
the greatest upset when they lost
to Arkansas University at Fayette-
yill., I 10 Z oklahoma was fig
urcd az an a a'nlCRt certain winner
and their defeat at the hands OF
the RAxorbacks was the biggesi
surprise In southwestern football
this year, Arkansas victory cont
plicated affairs In the south
western conference" oklahoma was
the only undefsated eleven In that
body prior to last SATURDAYS
game
=
Never before was that old adnge,
you never cal tell" more forc.bl
illustrated than In the Arkansas
Oklahoma game. Texas beat Ar
kansas. Oklahoma beat Texas and
then. Arkansah beat oklahoma,
tc-
Another surprise, though not a.
aston nding as oklahoma defeat.
was the oklahoma Agile and ph !
lips university. 7 10 I tie at SIN
water Friday Phillips was figured
to win ty virtue OF It's undefebted d
and unsecured on record. the farm
ers pulled them through
ar eleven PLAYED Consistent football
but II was a splendid fight hetNeeu
two capable and game machlnos,
y
Kendall college added another
victory to is long list defeating
Burleson college ~ Grrcnyill".
Texas % to
S0ulhwrs err normal held central
TO 10 to 0 ore at Weathorfurd
SATURDAY Wartland presented n
crippled lineup due to the removal
from tn. squad OF two regulars hu'
superior class OF the Edmond teach
ers pulled the mthrough.
Eyes of southwestern football FOL
lowers are CcntTrcd at Alton stadium
n Enid to-day wh"n the Phillips uni
ycrsity rrids,cis CinSi with the lIa--
kcii Indians. This IL one OF the most
importnnt games IN the southwest
this week. Phillips risc tu "a tlnv'
as power among southwestern
gr diron mnChlnrS two years nro,
when John MnulhcUsh, former
Michigan captain ana all Am r Cnn
ha'fback. assured direction of a'h-
,ciic affairs OF that school. has been
one of the sensations In athletic cir
Clcs In this section. Phillips h. play
ina y heavy schedule this asou and
IT. rCtpri to date indicates thn A.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18

NORMAN. Okla, Nov l7--Three
patrols OF boy scouts have been or
ganized I'm Norman, Four scouts re-
Gently passed tho tenderfoot scout
examination held here. Bennie
owen. football coach at the univer-
sity OF oklahoma. and A. G. Par
sons, member OF the university fac
ulty. are scoutmasters
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18
Tulsa GridirOn Fans
attend Haskell and
Phillips Game Today

Several Tulsn football followers
are planning TO attend tho phil
lips university Haskell Indian
game at Enid today Possibility
Of "A post season game between
Phillips and Kendall and the
strength of the Haymakers and
Indians, two OF the leading south
western grid machines, has
aroused great interest In the game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18
Nurdin In Drumright Bout

Frankey NuIdin and Trlgges Holt
are to hcadliu, the opening card OF
the prumright Athletic club or
prumright mex Thursday uight.
They are fehti ti,rweights and are TO
box 10 ruuuds Nurtin baked car
Fleming here iar night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18

Leeppr at he ru'ysrs' s. g r,uus,l.
yunia athlctl fcld. N.Ntm ,o.-
wick known t. 'huusnurs ,' erli.
mates OF the Philadelphia ru.l"g. as
"scotty." Will take charge uf O. e
Iiayerford college grounds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18

Is one Of the most powerful clcycnS
In southwestern football. In Has
ken. Phillips meets another strong
aggregation, md the result of this
game viii he watched with great In
tcrcst.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18
Fatty ArbucLlc New Serious.

Fatty Arhucklc was unable to see
any comedy IN baseball after the
Zeal he claims to have received In
Vernon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18

state secondary champio ship
honors are TO be decided at Ed
mond tomorrow between Central
and Northwestern nOrmalS, unde-
fra. ct amanE secondary cul'cses
Comparative scores Indicate little TO
choose On the dope Northwestern
held Phillips better than Central,
but the Iatl,r played Kendall IA
harder game iran their rivals
Nnr.hwe. tcAa's play has been the
hest In the past three weeks, Ccn-
trails poor showing In the Aggia
and Southwestern games being DIS
appointing to th".r followers How
ever. 4 the suspended ones return,
Central Ia slight faNorite. by vlr-
tue ~ het.c~ defense and sp""d'er
attack
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18

If you've any call in you for full hfe-jon, and
color all your years ahead with memories Of things
worth seeng-with knowledge worth having-wth
an nexhaustibe fund of sea tales and adventures
picked up ashore and afoat that will make you a
welcome man in any company.
Compare such personality with that of men who
are content just stick around all their days and
see nothing. Boyi
Work7-sure andla mans work it is among men.
PlayP-well, rather with bunch Of men who know
how to play. These comrades of yours carry in
their the sounds of great world cities, Of boom
ingguns of swashing sounds you will share with
them and that will never die away.
with level eyes-for Uncle Sam trains in self reliance
as well as sef-respect The Navy builds straight mon
no mollycoddes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-18

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Sure euandagh ghua apatsw Me- lse learning Goo
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22
Nike Gibbons And
Mike ODOWd Fight
Terrific Battle

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 22.-Mike
o,Dou riadIovoioh+ oh.nn,or and
Do"u, ' "N
Mike Gibbons, the st. Paul phantom,
fought a terrific, bloody ten round bout
800 ninh+ nv s,.ht NOS yicio,, an1
2 > 81 ne"t nNN
close all the way ana altnough sew
eral Of the ringslde experts called the
-. a drav IN. mo io-itv 90 va o,Dou,d
oou. ~
a slight shade.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22
DECLARE WAR
ON BAN JOHNSON
-
Frazee, Rupert and Comiskey
Going After Scalp Of A. L.
President.

CHICAGO, Nov. 22.--opon warfare
between President Ban Johnson OF the
American league and the faction com
posed of Charles A. Comlskey, . owner
Of the Chicago club; Harry FraZee, OF
Boston, and Col. Jacob Rupert of the
New York club, flared-up again last
night when Comiskey issued statement
charging President johnson with en-
dangering the integrity Of baseball.
we have reached the conclusion"
Comiskey said, that Mr., johnson IL
endangering not only the value Of our
properties, but the integrity Of base
ball, and We therefore intend to do
baseball Of the impeachment which we
believe Is now attached to II.
MIR. Jacob Rupert, Of New York,
Mr., H.. II. Frazee, of Boston, and Mr.
James Dunn OF. Cleveland. and myself,
are the present directors OF the league.
We are the wner of property worth
at least several million dollars,
Mr.. Johnson has no property inter
ests in the American league, or In any
Of the individual clubs constituting that
league. 1t IL fair to presume, therefore,
that we are interested In, preserving the,
integrity OF the league, II for nc other
reason than that we are Interested In
conserving the properties In which we
are vitality interested"
Comiskey said the board OF directors
had attempted to inquire into Presi-
dent Johnson's perpetual franchise
to act as president Of the league, but
that President Johnson at no time ap-
peared before the directors.
THE annual meeting Of the league,
which the board OF directors Issued a
call to BIZ held in New York on Deem
Der 10, was issued Comiskey said, be
cause Mr.. Johnson had not seen fit to
issue a call for the meeting"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22
HERRING ANXIOUS FOR TT,

Rebel Red Herring, the hard hitting
locdl lightweight, is anxious to get the
match with Leonard, having pined his
young life away for a long time because
ne could not get matched with the
KING of2lightwelghts. Herring already
has shown that he possesses a puncb
and that he can take punishment and
ne Is going out Monday night to beat
Leonard. ~
Promoter Billy Hack believes that
Herring will make Leonard extend MIN.
sell, and that the local lightweight
would be far from a set-up for Benny.
While admitting that Leonard is one
q the greatest fighters of a decade,
there are none so good but that they
VIII fall If hit right, and Hack Is GER
tam that II Herring gets the match he
VIII give the champion a busy evening.
IL may be taken for certain that Her
ring Is going to fight his head off Mon
DAY night against Kabakoff in an eff
fort to win. because he realizes that IL
would belthe chance OF h lifetime II he
ever got a crack at Leonard. Red has
no fear Of the hard punches that Leon
ara carries, II says he'll be In there
lighting the tltleholder all the way II
he gets the mill.
Y was in the army a long time and
met some Of the hardest eggs In the
world during that time. Leonard can't
hit any harder than some OF those birds
did, and | am confident I'll be able to
step eight rounds with Benny. I'll be
inS there trying to beat him all the
way" says Red,
The bout will be a n~o-decision affair
on account Of being only eight roundst
and Leonard would not care to risk his
title in such a short fight. Herring's
only chance to win the title would be
by a knockout.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22
ELAN IS IN SOLID.

Roy Ellam, the golden haired pilot
OF the Nashville Volunteers. whose
status as manager OF the Capital city
outfit was in doubt outside OF Nash
Vile, Is to be found again at the helm
Of the Vols In 1920. President Jim Sloan
has decided to overlook the poor show
Ing OF the Volunteers IN 1919 and to
give Roy another opportunity TO bring
the 1916 flag winners In ahead of the
field.
II must be admitted that Roy was n
child Of misfortune during 1919, with
his biggest blow being the desertton OF
Dick Kaufman, Dixle's premier first
baseman, Of the Vols In mid season.
Roy's team was knocked galley west
and he was never able TO get anywhere
with his delapldated aggregation.
But 1920 In another year, The Nash
vile officials are making hay while the
snow flies and are going to give ELAN
flag, Roy has the ability and lf he can
secure amy material ut all he'll be bid
ding for the ribbon all the year.
Users Of the spltbail have been olassed
with the shady Ind 'duals who use
crooked dice, and a merry war Is going
to be waped In several leagues before
next season In an effort TO abolish all
freak deliveries, such as the splitter, the
sinner and the emery ball,
There ere several OF this stripe In
the Southern last season and the
chances are that before another base.
ball year has been ushered In some
sort OF drastic legislation will be adopt.
ed looking toward the abolition OF this
unfair and unsportsmanlIke practice.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22
SATURDAY PROGRAM
OF FOOTBALL GAMES

High,
At Atlanta-Alabama vs.. Georgia,
At New Orleans-L S. Y, vs.. Tulane.
AZ Cambridge, Mass,-Harvard VS.,
At Chicago, m,-wisconsln VS.. Chi.
At Columbus, o,-Illinols VS.. Ohio
State.
AZ Ann Arbor, Mich.-pMinnesota VS..
Michigan. "
At Lafayette, Ind,-Notre Dame vs..
Purdue,
At Bloomington, lnd,-Intlana vs. sy.
racuse,
At Iowa City, q .--Iowa VS.. .,mes.
At Milwaukee, Wis,-Marquotte va.
Wabash,
At Franklip, ~lnd-Fraklin Va, Butler.
AT Norman, Okla. oklahoma vs.. Kan
At Cincinnati. o.-st, Xavier VS.. Earl.
ham.
At Akron, Cease VS.. Akron.
AZ Cleveland, O,-Western Reserve VS..
Hiram. y"
At Ripon, Wis Carlton va Ripon.
AZ saltwater, okla,-kendall VS.. Okla
homa A. & Nj.
Beloit. ~
At Omaha, Neb,-Creighton Va. Great
Lakes.
AZ. Ada, o-Heidelburs VS.. Ohio
Northern.
Al Grinnell. Ia,-Cornell w. Grinnell,
At Cedar Falls, la,--Des MoInes VS.,
State Teachers college,
Al Albion, Mich,-Western state Nor.
NAL W., Albion.
At Greeneastle, lnd-DePauw VS..
Centre.
At Marietta, O,--Otterbein VS.. Mari.
eta,
AZ Athens, o,-ohio University vs..
DGnison.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22

1,, Coy1c Shea
WRECK OF THE MYSTERY.

(Transiated from the original Wreck
of the Hesperus and suggested by the
accident attendant upon Fridays at
tempted l~aunching.)
II was the schooner Mystery
That sailed the Memphis sea-
And the skipper was taking his latest
To bear him company.
Bright were her eyes as a shining
light
AS gay as a bride could be-
And her bosom heaVed as she safly
read
The latest court decree.
The skipper, he stood upon Monroe
Regarding his work Of art;
But the bride was pacing the crowded
street
Awaiting the Joyful start.
Then up and spoke an old sailor
A king Of launching tricks:
with only four poor mules" said he,
"You're In an awful fix,
"Thls gang can ne'er turn out the
Job
Just take the tip from me..''
But the skipper blew a whlH from
his pipe,
ana a scorn'u' laugh 'auaned me-
Colder and sitter blew the wind,
Up Front above the bluff.
The gang turned to with might and
main,
But still not quite enough.
Out pulled the mules, prepared to give
Their best-and more beside
But the ship shook like a frightened
steed
Then fell upon Its side.
"oh, Eddie, I hear the church bells
Oh, say what may II be7"
"'Tls the engine house you're hearing,
He answered ansrily.
"oh, Eddie, | hear an awful roar,
Oh, say what may it be7"
ITS the traffic cop, I'm thinking,
GIRL"
The skipper said, said he,
'"Then che clasped her hands
and prayed
That saved she might be-"
AND she thought about the other wife
How tlokled she must be.
Such Is the wreck of the Mystery
On Front above the bluff
Christ save US all from a death like
For life Is bad enouuh
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-22
Bet on the red for Monday night! It's
a cinch-Red Herring VS.. Red Kabakoff.
SHOOTING A BOOST.

The M. U. S. and Central High man.
agements are to be commended in
their efforts to secure w. 7. McLain as
referee Of their annual game, billed for
Thanksgiving day.
Besides having been a great player,
McLain has been a most successful
coach-one Of the best II not the lead
ing man of these parts. He knowssthe
game from every angle and possesses an
uncanny ability of forcing matters
ahead at a lively pace.
More than that he doesn't stand for
incessant and u~ncalled for pickering on
the field of play.
only a man Of this type should han
die the Turkey day date for the 1919
battle will be bloodier han ever before.
Owing to the defeat of High by Nor
NAL and the victory of NJ. U. S. over
the same eleven, the dope is tossed into
an unshapely mass and the pie-eyed IA
natlcs have given up the job in disgust.
Sufficient unto the game will be the
play therein and heaven help the lad
who forgets himself. Forgetfulness
doesn't go with McLain. But he will
utter something like this: Z
II sentence you to the sidellnes, so
help me boy!'