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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-27
DRIVE BIC succEss

The membership drive of the T.
W. c.. A. has been completed and
shows that SIC members were Sc
cured. The results were most graft
flying and the work of the two teams
was as follows:
Team No. 1, Lee and Laird. 249;
team No. 2, Mason and Brock, 267 /;
Total SIG.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-27
FLOUR PRICES AGAIN CUT
AT MINNEAPOLIS MILLS

MINNEAPOLIS, May 25.-Fl0ur Efsde
a further decline in price at the largt
est Minneapolis Hills, family patent
being quoted at STATS to SIS a bar
rel in 98-pound Gotten sacks in car
load lots.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-27
THREE SHOE FACTORIES
WILL CLOSE FOR WEEK

Marlsboro, Mass, May 25.-The
three shoe factories here of Rice &
Hutchins, Inc, will be shut down for
week beginning Wednesday. Cen
eral business conditions We're gwen
as the reason. The plants here en-
ploy 2500 persons,
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-27
GIVE AWAY $4,000 PLANTS

Edward Nielsen, che Great South
florist, advises he gave more than
10000 plants to the citizens Of Boz
galusa last Friday and Saturday, and
still has quite a supply on hand that
me viii be clad to give to those who
care To call for thenl
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-27
WATCH BLANCHARD Specials

Blanchard Bros, the well known
Northwest Bogalusa merchants, are
Going to help you reduce the cost of
living and offer special inducements
each week This week they are Of
fering. real values III fine coffee.
Watch for the specials each week and
YOU viii save money.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-27
MO-. IRETIlR 80

Mayor Sullivan returned hbme
from ten days business TRIP SUM
day evening, but hasgiot been feeling
wen, and has rsmained e his home
aimee his return
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-27
Miss Debbie Pinkston. former

Mss DebDle FIuKsLon, a IOfneF
teacher in the Bogalusa schools, who
has been teaching aE Gulfport this
year. visited her cousin. r. H. Black
well, and family last week. Miss
PinkSton was greatly surprise TO find
how Bogalusa had grown since her
last visit here and was kept busy re-
newing the acquaintance of her many
friends, who hope to see her a mem
Der Of the faculty here next year.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-27
So d 80 oRIFANs

A partv az BoaalHsa's Young ladies
spent Friday in New Orleans shops
Dina. Those Sn the nartv were:
Misses Juahffa Pigott Jnlis DeNeIl.
Gertrude and Effie Dillon and Mrs.
Seal Foreman.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-27

2. M. Laird, foreman Sc lie dry
planer at the Great Southern Lens
Der Company, VIII be seen diving
brand new Mash, having traded his
Chevrolet.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-27
lively. is or

J. H. Lively, the popular freight
agent of the n. O. g. NJ, IS able to
be out again after being confined to
his home for the past several days
with malarial fever
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-27

ONE MODEL SCHOOL NOW COMPLETED
IN FOUR DIFFERENT SECTION OF THE CITY, SAME PLANS ARE
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Failure to See Ruth
Stirs IID Townships

WILKES-BARRE Pa. Oct l6.-B4be
Ruth may b. a wonder, but he's not
~ big IA the min sters Of Wyoming
Valley. 50 the latter believe, at any
rate Babe was to have played here
tomorrow with tbs American League
All-Stara The ministers got busy md
persuaded Sheriff McCloskcy to pre-
vont the game
Angercd because they viii not have
The opportunity to Sc the King Of
Swat. residents OF Sugar Notch. Han
over Township end Ashley arc planning
10 call upon Sheriff McCloskey for en-
forcement OF all blue laws They de
mand that "all worldly business De
stopped, that stores close and that
everybody be forced to attend church. -
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Brown InelgaI sses
I'm Open Attack;
Blanks Col gale

PROVIDENCE, Oct. l6.- Brown de-
teated Colgate on Andrews Field this
afternoon by the score Of ii to O.
Brown developed an open attack at the
very start OF the game, finding the Col
gate line difficult 10 penetrate. For
ward passes and end around plays with
Williams, the Brown star end. carry
ing the ball, made material gains. while
Shupert and Moody carried on The
heavy work
Brown had things it's own way gen
orally IN the first half, bewildering
the Colgate defense BY its brilliant
open work. The Colgate defense held
we'll on Browns line plugging attacks.
Two forward passes, Odcn to Albright
and Odsn TO Williams, made net gains
of 80 yards in the first period, bring
ing the ball within striking distance
Of the goal. Line plurgcs by Mood,
and ShuDert finished the work and
the latter carried the ball over Odcn
kicked the goal.
In the second period poor kick BY
Swlnter and a penalty of 10 yards
caused Colgate 70 punt from behind
Iheir own goal posts. Swintor kick
ing TO Odcn who received on ColgateS
yard line. Conbing's open work
and line plunging, Brown brought the
bail to the iiye-yard line A short
forward pass thrown by Oden, the
Brown quarter back was received by
Gulian, Browns tackle, behind the
Colgate goal line for the second score
Oden kicked the goal The Colgate
team came back strong in the second
half and with Naynor and Poorc doinp
excellent open field work, the ball was
brought twice within the Brown dan
ger zonc brown held for three downs
aud Colgate's forward pass was nm.
successful. On their second march
down the field, Colgate brought the bal
TO Browns -four yard line on a Grst
down. Here Brown put up Il stone Val
defense with the result that Colgat,
vas held for three downs with no puin
again short pass was unsuccessful.
and Brown was out Of danger.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
The Line-Up

later against the nerce 1ackling of
Alexander. Guhck, Fallon, Robertson
and others, who broke up any steady
or consistent advance
Pitt tried out an allotment of triple
and double passes, but these rarely
worked. On the whole they lost more
ground than they gained. Four fumbled
ny Syracuse in the first quarter gave
Pitt two fairly easy chances for a
goal from placement but both attempts
went wide by many yards.
Shortly after the third period
opened Abbott got away to a 20-yard
dash amid wild enthusiasm from the
stand but moment later Pitt inter
cepted forward pass and the ad-
vantage passed away.
One of The best plays Of the day re-
suited when Parker. at top speed.
hauled down Kelloggs long pass and
Tor moment it looked as if he was
on has way TO glory when Pitt tack
Ter cus him down.
There was little t. choose between
the two eleVcns on the days work The
two lines we're we'll matched Alexan-
der, Fallon. Gulick and Robertson we're
among the outstanding stars on the
Syracuse machine, while Davies and
Hewitt led the day for the Panthers.
Hewitt is big powerfully built ath-
letc. with fine speed and the knack Of
starting quickly. His defensive play
was superb, and no runner that he
lacAied ever came forward another
nch. ne tackling upon both elevens
Was easily the feature
in TINS respect the play was remark
nh for an early season game PLAYED
upon skiddiMg' surface It was this
1erocitY and surness in the tacklng
that cut the ofensc to pieces on each
machine il is hard to make headwav
against men who are leaving their feet
and missing nothing.
To-day's game proved the underlv-
ing strength Of both elevens, who later
on. with bit more seasoning. viii be
how'd 20 hnaf
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Crimson Team
Easily Downs
Williams, $50
Visitors Hold Cambridge
Players in the First Quar-
ter, but Attack Weaken


CAMBRIDGE, Mass. oct. Harvard
had little difficulty IN rolling IN five
touchdowns and = teia goal again
Williams today, winning 3S 10 o. The
visitors held the Crimson we'll N the
first period and carried the ball TO
liarvsrd rd's 45-yard ii9e. principally o
two beautifully thrown forward passes
by Boynton. For The remainder Of the
game Williams's offense was nevei
within sfty-iiVe yards Of the Ctimsoa
goal line
Harvard's 5 first score came IN tire sec
Yards 10 the goal line, the distance be
three points by n 35-yard field goal
In the third period Fitzgerald. ca a
forward pass from q sick formation
ran fifty yards through broken feis
Tor tho second touchdown. and few
minutes later. after Williams fun ole
oN its 20-yara line and eight rusror.
Churchill went over for the third score
The fourth touchdown was also by
Churchill. who skirtel ire Williams
right end for twenty seven yards.
IN the fourth period Harvsr srd 5 third
string team ran up another touchdown.
starting from ;he Crimson 43-yard line
twenty-five yards being covered CT
forward pass.
Harvard scored -Ye-y Try for goa
a-ter touchdowns.
Rovnton WAS easily the most brillis0r
player on the field. although his a.
tempted forward passes IN the latte
part cf the game y-efe nearly ell
smothered.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Hard CaneLOst
BY Holy Gross
To Dartmouth
Green Eleven, Minus Three
Regulars in the Line.Up,
Exhibits Great Speed

HANOVER, r. H., Oct. 16.-Dart
mouth defeated Holy Cross here this
afternoon in a game fercely contested
throughout. Minus three regulars in
the line and with Captain Robertson
on side lines, the Green showed won
derful power and outplaycd their oppo-
nents most Of tne game. In the clos
ins minutes of play Holy Cross opened
up wonderful forward passing attack
which led to one touchdown and kept
Dartmouth on the defense in her own
territory.
Gus Sonnenberg proved himself q
second Swede Youngstrom, blocking
two kicks. Dartmouth recovered both
times, and in one case the play paved
the way for a touchdown. Coaeh-
Spears's men showed great ability in
following the ball Holy Cross fun
bled several times in second half and
Dartmouth recovered each time.
Holy Cross scored in the first few
minutes of play after Frasier, substi-
tute Green fulback, fumbled on the
kick off. Golenbeski recovered for
the Purple. Simondinger caught a for
ward pass from Smith Behind the Green
goal line Dartmouth came back, and
by straight football scored, Bowers
carrying the ball across. In the sec
when Bowers caught forward pass
over the line.
During the third period the ball was
in Holy Cross territory all the time.
In the fourth period, after Dartmouth
had scored its fourth touchdown,
Coach Spears sent in nearly an entire
substitute eleven. Jordan played a
wonderful game at quarter and Son
nenbergs work in the line featured.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
The Harvard Center Game

After all the extended praise handed McAillin last
Saturday, where the Danvile Ky, machine leS
its way to Cambridge.
After all the extended praise handed Mcmillan last
fall it VIII be interesting to how he looks in ar
ward test
"McNilhn." writes old kentucky coach, is an
athlete who is thoroughly grounded III every Diet all
Of football generashp. lie is something than Z
iine quarterback. He knows how handle MS team
and how to get the last ounce OF work from his men.
He has been q close football student all his life, and
YOU viii him make few very few, mistakes upon he
field. He isn't tie fastest tha ever lived 1or a
long sprint, but he extremely quick starter and
wonder for short dash, where he takes open ng
with the eye Of eagle spotting his prey
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Expressing a Doubt

It may be chat baseball is in reality on The verge
Of drawing fresh clean start, with Of vision
directing is affairs.
But doubt It.
First they let Chase remain after AIatheWson had
testified that Chase throwing right and left
They let him stay and the New York Giants imme-
diatey signed him.
Then when it definitely understood in many
quarters last fail that the Sox had turned crooked
when the evidence strong. the Sox were allowed
to play out the bulk OF the schedule
And then it wasn't baseball that did the cleaning
up ard that brought about the exposure
Most of the Inagnates take it for granted that he
public and the pless viii Soon forget
Perhaps the magnates are right # they are no
one has any kick coming when the Chicago scandal
is repeated
Not bit.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Navv's lone Touchdown
Defeats BuckneIl, 7 to ,

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Oct. l6. WIth tNc
only scoring taking p!ace in the thigd
quarter. the Naval Academy Won by
to from Rucknell here this afternoon.
While the Nays backfield showed
great Improvement, the charging and
opening ~ Of its powerful .l line was
rne Navy received the ball g. the
opening Of the second on its own 10
yard line With Koehler and Noyea
dong most of the carrying, the ball
was brought 10 Bucknell's S0-yard line.
The Navy received three Awards Of i've
yards each Tor Bucknell's holding. but
was stopped on the yiaitora' l0-yard
line At TINS point Il forward pass
from Koehler to Even WAS put over
and e touchdown resulted.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Cipp Scores Enough
10 Humble Nebraska

LINCOLN, Neb.. Oct. 10 Notre
DAM defeated Ncbrask ska to-day. l6 to
:, in game that was full OF thrills
GiDp, left half for the Indiana team,
was directly responsible for eight
po ts. Nebraska made all of its
po MS IN the second quarter.
The line-up
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Gets Al OF @
Drubhing From Iehigh

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Oct. 16- -Lchigh
cave University Of Rochester hard
iois to-day, scoring in every period, the
final result beng IL to o. Lehigh's line
was stone wall and Rochester had to
resort to forward passing.
Lehigh hit the visitors line at viii,
and when open field playing was re-
sorted to Harrington and lingle ripped
off big gains.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Schooiboy Results

DEWITT Clinton, II; East Side II. :. :.
Commercial, :; Poly Prep, o.
New Utrecht, 0; Boys High, o.
Morris. II: stuyNesint. G.
Conmerce, 81; Eyander thiids
Rutgers Prep. 20. Montclair academy. 8.
Flushing, %; II. Johns Prep, 3.
FrrepJrt. :: Adelphi. ,.
Glen Cove. 3. LynbrooE o.
>t. Peters Prep. "a Emerson. 8.
FordhAm Prep. 20: Webb Academy, q.
Harrisburg Tech, 40; Erasmus. g.
Princeton Prep. &c; Brooklyn Prep, 10.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Union Badly Beaten
BY Cornell Machine

ITHACA, \. Y, Oct. 16.-Cornell
smothered Union mere to-day. 60 to @
The Cornell bacAfeld proved 20 he d
powerful scoring machine, ginning long
distances on line plunges end runs and
brilliantly executed forward passes.
Coach Dobie's men made nine touch
downs. Of which Clyde Mayer. rlgnt
nalfoack. accounted Tor soul
Tho 1ino-un.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Cadets OverwI1elnl
26 to 7.
French l4eadins Q Way

WEST POINT. n y Oct 10
Springfield College was beaten 5y the
Amy eleven today, 26 to {. The visi-
tors spoiled the Army's clean slate,
scoring a touchdown in the second
period after Coach Daily had substi-
tu.cd his reserve eleven for the Army
varsity
The Cadets outclasscd the visitors
except when the substitutes were play
ing. French and Miihide starred for
the Army. The former shone i'll long
runs and was on the receiving end Of
several well made airline plays. Mil
hide played steady game, displaying
good generalship throughout.
d. Storek, who followed the ball
kcsnly, pounced on the loose bail VIXEN
O'Donnel muffed one Of french's punts
and ran ten yards to a touchdown.
Springheld's touchdown came when
Ciyoletto huled the ball forty yards
on diagonal pass to Husbands just
before the Army goal line. The visi-
tors line was weak.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Illinois Strengthens Its
Claim to " Western Title

URBANA, H., Oct Illinois
treng.hened its chances for The West
era Conference championship and
virtual ) eliminated Iowa from the
race to-day, defeating the Hawkcyes,
90 to g. Tie Illinois, last Years title
winners. used only straight football
tactics, while Iowa slrang brilliant
array of trick formations. especially in
the last two minutes, when he losers
battlcd desperately
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Coast Football

BY the way he continued, keep an eye out on
Washington this year. Oregon gave Harvard close
even battle last winter, but Oregon won't be close to
Washington this fail if the dope works out California
University will also have strong eleven with Mer
chant as one of the leading stars and believe these
two will be the best in the far West
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Songs of Certain Ball Players

4 got mine, boys, got mine"
Open the Go and let him go-out in the ram and
he cold and he snow
Il wonder if they'll miss me-"
Hes more TO be censured than pitied"
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

CuHck, Recovering a Tumble,
Runs SO Yards for Touchdown
Upstate Player Saves Team From Defeat Near
End of Third Quarter; Panthcrs Tally in the
First Period; Game Is Played in Downpour
By Crant,and Rice

SYRACUSE, Starting under sky turned as
a
n Syracuse Pittsburgh finished to-day In spite
early shower before
mon twenty football Archbod
Stadium Meehan Big, effort to repeat
nhnfl last
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
L llbe aten Stevens
Tech Team Doubles
Sw agtssrs,os'e Score

SWARTHMORE. Pa. Oct. Us. t.
Stevens Tech football team defeatca
The Swarthmore machine by .he scote
Of "A 10 yesterday afternoon or the
Swarthmore gridiron. making its third
consecutive victory Of The season ana
keeping IT. record Of not being d.
feated in three years unmarried.
The engineers had the advantage Of
pajusz. who ootclAssed any man or
The opposing team in broken field run
nirs.
The nome team oU.playo4 the Wis
tors in using the aeslA! route am
scored their touchdown IA the ias
quarter. after series q neatly com
pleted forwards advaneiae them ifoif
The S0-yard line TO WIN = twelve yards
Of the goal
,rh. l..,a-ur.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Penn Stale Crushes
NOnfI2rrners- Al 10 q

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Oct l6.-
Penn State's crushing attack was too
much for North Carolina State TINS
tn.a AFTERNOON. Bezdek's eleven ran up
81 points, while the Southerners faded
70 score
a desperate aerial attack in the last
few minutes OF the game enabled the
Visitors to carry the bail to the Blue
and White l2yard line, when time was
called.
Although Charlie Way, Penn States
brilliant haltback d'd not enter the
game until just before the close Of the
thrd period, ne was The shining light
o. the afternoon. scoring two touch
downs ln the fnal period
TIE Lineup:
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Fordham Prep. Eleven
Defeats " ebb Academy

The Fordham Prep. football team de-
feated the Webb Academy eleven with
out much difficulty at Fordham Field
yesterday afternoon. The final score
was 20 10 O.
From the time Shea y.icked off fol
Fordham the Maroon lads were never
The lineup.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Indiana 5 Passes Roasf
Minnesota by II to Z

NlNNEAPOLlS. Oct. Minnesota
slipped down another rung on the Big
Ten football championship ladder to-
day when Indiana forward passed her
way TO 81 10 I victory. Minnesota
started without 0ss, its backfeld main
stay. and finished without Ruben, crack
fullback. who was forced By injuries
TO retire IN the third period
TLo '.ne-r,,.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Wisconsin Holds Early
Lead Against Opponents

MADISON VS.. Oct. II %0ltH-
western University failed 80 keep ~
the winning pace 1T TOOK last weea
defeating Minnesota ara l~st. 10 --
before the driVing p.ass and br.aa'
passes Of Wisconsin. Tie Badgers
made all their points ~ tfe irs' LAS
The iuc-Ap:
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Erasmus Hall Swamped

HARNISBI re. Pa, Oct & Tfo
Harrisbureh Tech eleven swamped the
Erasmus Hal boys, from Brooklyn.
hcrc to-day, gaining at will around the
Erasmus ilAnks. The score was 80 10 &
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Ruth Still in the Game

tured wrist in Il game at Oneonta,
piayed with his "al stars yesterday
against the Cavcn Points at the Jer-
sey City Baseball Park. Ruth made
one Of his customary home runs.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Prcp's Fumbles Costly

PRINCETON. n. J., oct. l6.-Brook
lyn Prep's fumbles were mainly re-
sronsihle for its defeat at the hands
Of Princeton Prep. here to-day. The
score WIS % to To-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

Touchdown King Safety -Hahn. Sub
stieuuonsl Navai Academy +Aun2 for
TArr. Iarv for Num- Taylor for Barchet.
Barchet for TAYLOR Walters for Barchet.
Hucknell-J Julian for Hahn. Danic for
BIN. pellhcn for panic-. Danlc for Dell-
hof Reed for Wisbach. Wlsbach for
Reed, Beiack for Danic. Ksferee-W. N
Hollenback University Of Pennsylvania.
unipire-E NJ Dennis. University OF Penn
sylvania. Head Nnesnan--E. +. Aiillei.
nllutis
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

'ouchdowns Hubks. Brady, Gip0
Goals from ,ouchdo*ns-Day. Nfipp 1.)
Safety-W Welicr officials Referee, 4 &
Rcd. University of Michigan. Umpire
Dr Anderson. University Of Missouri
Fioid judge--Gus Graham. University nt
MiNhean. Head nnesman and time kae per
lay WYATT. University OF Missouri
Time OF periods-kfteen minutes
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

Iouchd0Wns = Carney, Crangle. Goals
rom touchdown Ralph Fletcher (sub for
pedeu) Robert tletchfr. Fleld goals
Raj. h File her. NeNstra'n. A y wine. Re
.ree Maeiasonn. Michigan Umpire-Sry-
tor. OLe. Iu tie,d iudge-Elliot,. North
,estcru Head Nncsman-- Dortius. Maine.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
he lineup

Touchdowns-liumph Cd shea Goals
from uchdown-Humphries t2). Substi-
tutons- Fordham Prep. Roach for crow
Icy Navler for Smith. Murphy for Ne
PasQUale. Webb Academy: Porter for n
Whittier Whittle for Need. Blood for GOD
ing. Denton for Blood Referee McDon-
ale Lehigh. Ulnnire-F2llon. Springfield
y. NJ {. A. HcaG .inesman-Banhs Buck
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
BY BRIGGS

"Footbal ias grown With great swiftness he
Coast and the caber Of leading players IS extremely
highmuch higher than any in the East to
know understand
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Iha q llne-up:

rou9Ndowns Mayer @. NAw % Carey
90 pan1sg cub. for NawJ Goals from
touchGo~ Carey o. Hon fsup r
Mayor. f.eferec-Cut Rsryarc r-r4f.
Ihorp. De Ia Sale Head nncsir-f
isin1et Harvard Time of periods -
I1 HLi a. 90 "A
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Another One

Only TINS one isn't from Texas. But energetic
scouts with eye out to the idea which is SPOT
ting exceptional talent report the presence of the
games star tackle far West as the Pacific Coast
His nam6 is Grim.
You can take it as fact comments q Western
football Observer that Grim, Washington Jniver
alty IS the best tackle in the world to-day Weighing
Z2S stripped he IS fast aggressive and well grounded
IN all the rudiments Of tackle play In physical way
he IS another Schulz, of Michgan--a man of might
weight and speed, who is in there playing football
every second Of the Few Eastern critics have
ever heard of him, and yet he is easily the star Of
The Cnast
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

Minnesota scoring-Touchdovn, Arr:son.
goal from touchdonn. Eesberg Indiana
scoring g-Touc cfiowns- Nintnu t2). Will
ANS goals from touchdown, nle y 1a).
officials Referee. MAsaer. s,orf hwes' erO
umpire. Mumua. vs. Point. pel0 Judge.
Ray. North'ves'ern; head nue~nlnr nay
low TilAe o. nnrlcAs. Is nlLuMlsn % N
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
he IlUC uN

Goals Nerrington, SAsaria (2). Cold
man nenscilmAn. Guhck. Goa.s from
tonchdowns Etnnss 60. Keteree--FRr-
rtrr Dartmouth Umpire--Rsed. Spring
nell Iiead lincsman Fonda, Stevens.
Suhstitutions Weeks fRr sullivan. Lin
ele for kote. sullivan for-Feehs
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

roucndunns taIu~1 flk.f. n iH
lta.,ls fr..u ,o4s.na. .,v. tiasd...- Iih
,,- Substitutes Steven. f"l +uau Z.
u~,ty iira1les for Bsnls-..la. Molren 80
~. .inS1 ~tQaIf hllr- shaw fur CLAN
Nichols 1or JDs-ln. ll-uI.. for A'
Botterpyulth f1r J4rtsoa. GeI4"s ilr fait
n~i. Yshnel for 'after. i>enp .or 80
worth
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Oh. You Texas!

Benny Boynton, of Williams College and Of Texas
IN his stirring grdiron achievements is merely calling
attention to the main products of Rhode Islands little
pal down the southwest Of these here United
tat times) States.
We refer again Texas and her main exports
Which happen to be athletes.
You don't believe it?
Where does the worlds champion baseball manager
come from? Hubbard City, Tex.
Where does Ross Young, best all around outfelde
from? Same place.
Who is Rogers 1Iornsby. champion batsman of the
National League? Just Texan.
Where does Ross Young best all around outhelder
in the National League, from? Same old state.