davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-11
Blood Poisoning
HamIin's Wizard OIL a Safe
First Aid Trcatmcnt

How often lockjaw and blood pois-
oning result from the neglect Of a
slight scratch or little cutl Hamlin's
Wizard Oil is a safe and effective first
aid treatment. II is a powerful anti
septic and should be applied fmme-
diately to wounds Of this kind to pre-
vent danger Of infection.
1t is soothing and healing and
quickly drives out pain and inflam-
nation in cases of sprai, bruises, cuts,
burns, bites and stings just as rtliable
too, for stiff neck, sore feet, cold
sores, canker sores, earaehe and tooth
ache
Got II from druggists for 80 cents
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever eonstipated or have sick head
ache? just try Wizard Liver Whips.
pleasant little pink pills 80 cents.
Guaranteed, (Adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-11
THE WHITE GIANT

II was raw March day when Jolly
Robin returned 10 Pleasant Valley one
spring. There had just been a heavy
fail of snew-big. wet flakes which
Farmer Green called "sugar-snow. .
though it was no sweeter than any
other. Johnnie Green liked that kind
cf snow because it made the best snow
balls. And he had had a fine time
playing in the orchard near the farm
house. not long before Jolly Robin ap-
Feared there.
Now, the orchard was the place
where Jolly Robin and his wife had
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-11

aoh yesl That Schlls,.
fea is the best Rn,EsSS
Breakfast we ever tasted hs
we like oolong better. Send
me some oolong please-
but be sure it is Schillines
"Whatl you'll give me nv
money back? Do you realk
mean it, | don't want ,ss
to lose anything.
"Schilling pays your That
certainly is fine! How can
he afford itl
"oh' | see-sO few people
want their money back; and
it makes people feel safe in
buying"
There are four Aayos Of ScAiHO.
lea Japan, Ceylon India, OolOur
English Breakfast. All one quality X
parchmyn-lined moisture. proof packages
Atgrocers everywhere.
Il Schtl2ing s. Co San Fia.ciscs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-11
DENMARK MOST popuLAR

Copenhagen, Feb 11,--Latest re-
ports as TO the result of the pleblscite
held yesterday in sehleswig show that
Denmark secured 72,733 votes aga,n-,
ei,793 for Germany. Only few us
tricts have not been heard from,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-11
She Won't Look
Old And Shabby
Diamond Dyes" Make Faded Appar-
ei Bright, COlorful and New

el Bright, Colorful and New
Don't worry about perfect results
Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed to
give a new, rich, fadeless color to any
fabric. whether 1t be wool, silk, linen
cotton or mixed goods--dresses,
blouses, stockings. skirts, children's
coats, feathers, draperies, coverings.
The Direction Book th each pacl;
age tells so plainly how to diamond
dye over any color that you can not
make mistake.
To match any material, have drug.
sist show you Diamond Dye" Color
Card. fAav1
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-11
HUN MAIL REACHES MEXICO

Mexico City. Feb. 1.-THE first mail
10 Mexico direct from Germany since
the beginning of the war arrived at
Vera Cruz today from Hamburg along
with cargo of dyes and medicines.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-11

sity, Barber explains. have long since
ret all requirements of the fire mar
shal's office and afford every precau-
tion against fire risks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-11

The Red Cross eonvalescent houses
at Camp Lewis and Vancouver bar
racks have been turned over to the
AMY,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-11
Drink Coffee
IL ID Causes Indigestion, Couple OF
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will
Promptly Give Rehef

Indigestion caused by coffee is the
same as indigestion caused by any
thing else. If eating food or drinking
coffee makes you dyspeptie, all you
need is Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets,
because they act with an alkaline ef-
feet which is just what the stomach
does in health.
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
CITY SHOOTERS
Winning NOW
Wilmington Trims Clear
view Team 497 to
467
MINNICK GETS
ALL HIS BIRDS

Wilmington Trapshooiers' Associa-
ton defeated the Clearview Gun Club
on he latier's grounds SATURDAY. ar
iernoon by the score Of 40 10 i6I. in
lhe Philadelphia rrapshooters' League
race. The Wilmington second team
also won out scoring i5O breaks 10
APO for the ClcarNiew second team.
The one clear score OF the after
noon was made by ]. n. Mlnnick. lie
broke his 1l targets straight In good
form A number of The shooters broke
% straight, C. l.. Walker and H. y.
CNrlon. scored 80 each. missing a tar
ST ln their FIRST half n. Hoffman
also broke - In his last half. but
scored only % in The FIRST half. But
one i6 scored on the Wilmington nrst
team.
n Bowers scored 80 for the Clear
view team. 4. W Haines broke %
straight IN his first half. but only
gathered % in The final. while n
preice fen 90 22 In the first half and
broke straight In the last half one
ia score Was made by the local FIRST
team.
The Wilmington second team turn
cd in a high score, with three scor-
ing &c and only three being as low
az ii
TWO i5 scores were the highest on
The CloarvIcw second team. while one
30 also made the list. The CloarViw
uinners had only 20 men. while 3S
made the trip 90 Philadelphia.
Wilmington and ClparNlew were
both losers The proceeding week in
the Trapshooters' League. The Della
ware shooters losing 20 the Camden
team. ClearVcw went down tO de-
feat before the Meadow Spring gun
I uInu
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
ARRANGE FOR FIELD
TRIALSNOV. .STO II
sr7cIal 10 Tho Evening Journal

Special 90 The Evening journal.
GEORGETOWN. Nov. s.-The Della
ware Setter and Pointer Club will
conduct field trials for the tenth sea-
son from today 10 Nov. A az oak
Orchard. this county. Besides Della
ware entries. there will be entries
from other parts Of the United states
and Canada. The meeting promises
TO be one OF the most important and
largest ever held by an eastern club
north OF Alabama.
WilminglOnians who Will have en-
tries In several events are Miss Mary
b. dupont, who will have five or six
dogs In the trials and nr. William
= Harris and NJ W. Darrell each Of
whom will have several dogs In the
trials. These trials will include close
tCsis OF dogs.
Evening journal., 1920-11-08

town where bugs have TAT bank rolls
Dempsey thinks IL no more than fair
Int he give Willard another chance
to see II he can stlll take punishment.
Tie cites the fact That Jcffris beat his
opponents vice for good measure.
Brennan has been spelling for a go
with The g'ant-kller, Bill stayed six
inning. with Jack before he made his
reputation.
The Brennan match would be put
ahead of the Willard card on tie
itinerary Of the Two Jacks.
Willard has been secretly training
ior "a return match on his farm in
poiiawalomie county He stlll thinks
tho Toledo match was a nlyNer. SO
do all his friends. for that matter.
The kansan Is considered more of
a match for the champion Than the
French Ace by the Two Jacks
Then Dempsey ! booked to do an
other movie There's money In mat
business, too.
n plans work out on that schedule,
these birds can make a htic legal
tender for themselves.
Howver many carefully built card
houses fall down now and then.
Vet there's no law against building
Joy castles. though
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
KEYSTONE HOT SHOTS
BY THE OLD GUARDS.

Everybody out at the meeting to-
morrow night We expect a record
breaking attendance. A side attrac-
lion Of the evening will be a quot
game between a picked team Of this
club an d'he All-Stlrs OF the ALL
Wilmington League.
The boys extend the welcome sign
90 Nike Burns, one OF the old mem
bers. who has been out Of town for
some time working as boxing instruc-
tor at Jack O'Brien's gym. Philadel-
phia. Mr.. Burns can be seen In ac-
ton any day between $3.50 and 300 p.
m. II any OF you fellows have
mother-in-iaw you are afraid OF, don't
fail TO get in touch with Mike Burns
at once.
We know one fellow VII o does not
need any Instructions as he works
out every morning with his pardner,
and, believe lis. it Is some workout.
II you want TO hear some OF the
old time Jazz come down 10 the club
tonight and hear the string band get
into action What It takes TO play
that syncopated stun these boys have
got.
Everybody extends sympathy 10
Walt Keys because OF the injury he
suffered in last Saturdays football
game. II all the members had the
lighting spirit OF Walt Keys the coach
would worry.
Ralph Raymond. a member OF this
club. and one OF the best welter
weight boxers, a product OF VIII
mington. has started training again
for a comeback stunt We have no
doubt Raymond will make good.
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
'BRON-ZAAR' HOLDS
BOARDS THIS WEEK

Brownsin Library will start cover
the top ton ght for a weeks drive
with "BrOn Zaar" The Fourth and
Jackson streets boys have left moth
ing undone 10 make this social event
the outstanding epoch OF the clubs
career. Many and vared are the novel
ties. and the booths, efghlfully
decorated with club and national
colors. coupled with the young ladies
I'm charge. will add atlract'veness TO
the occasion. BrOwnsOn's famed
Kewpie dolls VII be another treat,
with tht celebrated blankets also
Fruit. candy. cake and ice cream will
be the added attractions. Dancing
each evening will also be on the pro-
gram. ad the "Jazzola Boys" Orches-
ira will take care Of the ones on the
waXed way.
The public is cordially invited 10
attend.
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
WINTRUP TO BOSS
PARKSTDE NEXT YEAR

"Sos" Winlrup will manage The
Parkside All-Wllmingion< League
team next year. This act0n was
taken az a meeting OF the parksida
Club yesterday afternoon. Last year
Wintrup managed the Pennsylvania
Railroad team and later tha Whining
ton team and was pilot Of the Park
sida CLUB IN The All-Wilmlnston
Parkcrs won the championship.
Eddie ManlOve. manager OF this
seasons football lteam. was elected
ASSISTANT manager, while William A
Lewis, C. kalmbacher A. r. Reeder.
Forrest Booth and John Welsh were
elected directors.
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
PREPARE
FOR NIUSKRAT SEASON
.noeIal b Ia EvenIne Innrnal

Special m The Evening Journal
SEAFORn. Nov. s-The muskrat
season will open this month and the
skins promise 10 be as much In de-
mand this year as last, when they
made a new high record mark for
quantity and price. Trappers In Del
aware and on the Eastern Shore 0f
Maryland farms located along the
Nanticoke river have prepared for a
big year. In addition the number of
men and boys who have arranged 90
trap the muskrat this season In the
marshland districts Is greatly in
creased.
Last year n was estimated that not
less than POO trappers worked the
lOwlands along 40 Nant coke river and
bay districts This year there win
be at least twice that number.
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
run TnE NUMBERS RACK.

How are you going to tell a horse
without a score card. or a football
player II he isn't iagged2 Answer
10 isn't being done this year.
Football coaches are shooting up
the wrong alley when they decline
10 put numbers on The players so
the spectators can tell who's who
and what's VII at
About The only men you can pick
out are the Quarterhacks. and you
couldn't Identify them unless they
were rafting on signals.
Coaches th s year gOt together and
decided 10 was bum stun DO put num-
hes on the boys from a strategic
standpoint.
They argued that the enemy could
pick out the stars and then knock en-
Tor a row OF goals-not the kind that
count on the grid.
But the public Is b owlIng some
thing awful. 10 can't tell who's carry
Evening journal., 1920-11-08

The money may come and the coin
may go
And The two Jacks are utere TO
greet H.
The one starts the ball with battle
or two
And the other counts change to
complete 10.
Now Dempsey is there with the rs
tc mills,
And his manager Kearns, stands
outside
And Dempsey meets men from the
world 40 large,
And knocks Jack pots" out OF their
h.les.
There's no law against o., TWO
Jacks doing a little nnlnc al dream
ing
Dempsey likes 90 nrhi and Kcarns
loves 10 count nghi tickets So why
keep a perfectly good sockng ma
chine ,dlc
The Dcmpseylarpenlier match Of
mystery can't be pulled on until
next eprng, and there's a long winter
hoad
kearns has figured 70 out that
Dempsey might as we'll warm up for
the big lllh lght by taking on Brcn-
nan and willard Ia the meant me
lust TO pass The lime away.
TEX" nlcrad rs strong for any sug-
gcst'on OF This brand since be Is OPP
Grating a garden OF gold' IN the % 8
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Georgia Tech, 7; Clemson. o.
University OF Alabama, "a; Wander
bilt. Z.
Virginia Military Institute. %;
University OF North Carolina. o.
University OF Tennessee. ~; Tran
sylVania, o.
University OF Virginia, o; University
Of Georgia, o.
Gettysburg. 34; villa Nova, Z.
Lehigh 5S; Zuhhnburg 0.
Mount ST. Marys "a; Susquehanna,
a.
Dickinson, 6; Franklin and Marshall,
0.
Denison. II; Ohio University, 0.
Ohio State, "a; Michigan, 7.
Pittsburgh. 27; Pennsylvania. 81.
Western Maryland. p; st Johns, o.
stevens, 4S; Delaware. o.
Western Maryland. 2i; st. Johns, o.
Wesleyan. Z; Amherst. 0.
Illinois. 3: Chicago. 0.
Oberl.n. 20, Western Reserve, I.
Mount Union, 35; Case, 0.
Baldwin-Wallace. Il; Muskingum, O.
Akron. "a; Hiram. T.
University OF Detroit, 65; Tufts
College. 9.
wisconsin, 3: Minnesota. 0.
Union. 9; New York University, I.
Boston College, "a; Boston Unl-
New Hampshire College. 7; Colby, 7.
BOwdoin. Z; Maine, 7.
Army. %; Lebanon Valley, 0.
Williams. 50; Hamilton. 7.
NOtre Dame, 2S: Purdue, 0.
Syracuse, "a; Washington-Jefferson
10.
penn state. 20; Nebraska. o.
Yale. "a; Brown, 10.
Iowa. 20: Northwestern. o.
oklahoma. 2i; Kansas. Q.
Washington, 6: Drake, "a
Ames. a.; Creighton. 0.
louisiana. 3; Arkansas. o.
Colorado Collese, 20; University Of
Wyoming. A..
University OF Denver. i6; Colorado
school Of Mines, 6.
Marquette. 3: Haskell Indians. 6.
Wittenberg. 10; ohio Northern, I.
Davidson College, 81; University OF
South Carolina. O.
Tulane. "a: Florida. 0.
The Citadel, 30; Neuberg College
10.
North Carolina State. 81; William
and Mary, o.
Alabama POLY lAuburn), 80; Bir-
mingham-Southern q.
Emory and Henry College, 9; Lynch
burg. College. i3.
Furman University. l9; Oglethorpe
3.
Virginia Polytechnic. 2i; Richmond
University. 0.
University Of Mississippi, o; Missis-
sippi A. and NJ. 20.
Xt Berkeley, Calf. California. 40
Washington State, 0.
Al Seattle. Wash Stanford, 3
! University OF Washington. 0.
Boulder, Colo, Colorado. o; Utah
II.
Reno. New, Nevada, 2i; Utah Ag
gies. o.
Columbia: Missouri, 10; Kansas, Z
Fargo: North Dakota Aggies, Z
Fargo College. 0.
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
Is CAGE GAMES
FOR OUR HIGHLETS

Preparations for the basketball
season OF the Wilmington High School
are under way. Manager Quigley has
arranged a schedule OF IS games with
some OF the fastest scholastic COM
binatiOns In this section, a schedule
that viii require OF the local inslitu-
ton a Woodworking and speedy five.
Coach HECK. WhO VIII have In
kelball team, has much promising
material 90 pick from. OF last years
men, The school still has "perc
Green. center; Car tain France, Gibson
and Webb, guards; Anderson and
Weindcr. forwards.
The team viii open its season prior
20 December 70 and close on Marcn %
Be-inning with December i5 High s
schedule 90 date includes seven games
away and eleven ai home. 10 follows
Dec. i5-LaSaile Prep home
Jan. palmyra, home.
Jan. ii-Chesier, home.
Jan. i9-kennett square, home.
Jan. 22-West Chester, away
Jan 26- -Cheltenham, home.
Jan. 29-Trenion, away.
Feb. i-Camden, away.
Feb. 9-Ridley Park, home
Feb. C0alesville, home,
Feb. f9-NOrristOWn. away.
Feb. 26-West Chester, home.
March 2-Ridley Park, away.
March 5-WinlamsOn Trades. home.
March 9-Chesler. away.
March i7-p. /. d., away.
March 2i-WOOdbury. home.
March 25-Temple Prep. home.
Manager Quigley Is a.so trying 20
add two more games, and Is especial
ly anxious TO include Tome on the
II Tome is obtained ,he game will
undoubtedly be played at Port De
pOsit At present rs games are sched-
uled. Manager Quigley will have at
least 20 games on the ig2O-2i schedul' ,,
Should the locals come out OF this
galaxy unscathed they will be cham
pi0ns Of four States.
Evening journal., 1920-11-08

ing the ball or anything. Sense Of
direction Is about all the onlookers
can be sure Of.
In the recent IHlnois-Michdgan
same even the newspapers credited
the wrong llllni player with making
the winning touchdown.
Football Is dependent upon the pub
lie for support ana coaches are spoil
ing ihincs with the blank" system.
Such a rumpus has been kicked up
that the Army and Navy teams have
agreed 90 wear numbers IN the big
blue ribbon battle at New York en-
November q.
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
LIBERTY WANTS GAMES.

LIBERTY A. G. VIII line up against
Ninth Ward, on Thursday morning
at 1870 o'clock. at Ninth Ward
grounds. A series will be played for
the best out OF three games for the
championship OF the Ninth Ward.
Liberty would Ike 10 hear from any
team from ii5 10 i20 pounds for next
Saturday. Send challenges to VIII
liam McGonigle. care OF Gallagher's
store. Twenty-third and Market
streets or call c. Townsend 2434-M-
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
HARLAN LEADS
CITY BOWLERS

Harlan is leading the Industrial
Bowling League. They top the Pusey
& Jones and Joseph Bancroft q sons
Company bOwlers by one game.
Worth Steel is third. with a percen-
tage Of eli.
The race this season Is one Of the
hardest fought in years, and with the
teams about evenly matched a great
season is anticipated
NJ Erisman is the leading individual
bowler. with an average or 1873
Drukker is second with iSi.
Evening journal., 1920-11-08

for Faults; Brennan for Wade: Rid
lngs for Hayes: Brady for Manlove.
Edgewood-Green for Deites: John
son for Walters; Carton for Larson :
Peterson for Murphy.
Onlcials-Referee, Lewis, Notre
Dame. Umpire. Harris, Maryland
state. Head linesman, Toughey.
Parkside. Linesmen. sutton and Gold
man. Touchdown, Jones. Goal from
touchdown, Manlove.
81. Mary's A. A. was crushed by St.
Bridgets Holy Name Society. Of East
Falls, Pa. 90 10 0. The locals were
ouiweighed. but not ouigamed as
they were IN there dong their best
at all times. The feature Of the game
was the work OF both backnelds.
Houghinler, Mcconnell. johnson and
Shelby shining for the east slders.
Fally and Costello sio0d out for the
vlsit0rS The lineup:
ST. Mary's. Holy Name.
Moran. leit end Jones
kelleher..... left tackle ...... Carton
Grelner..%.. left guard I'D. Foley
DeN ne.......... center Cunningham
Green ...... right guard ...... Hanna
Nolan....... right tackle ..... Cullen
GOrman..... right end .... Schwartz
Brennan. quarterback Flanagan
Johnson. left halfback .....FilsOn
Mcconnell. right halfback ...Maguire
Shechy. fullback .Lally
Onlcials: Referee. Martin. Umpire,
Tyrrell. Head linesman, Gerstenberg
Touchdowns-Flanagsn, Lally, Jones
Goals from touchdowns-Lally, 2
SubsiiiutiOns-CostellO for Mcguire
Williams for Schwartz; Mard for Fill
son: Gallagher for Foley; Schwartz
for Williams; Mcguire for Lally
Fallers for Greiner; Sullivan for
Fallers; Murphy Tor Kelleher.
81. AIMS defeated the much-touted
Liberty A. c.. 1870, The features OF
the game were the stonewall defensive
Of 81. AIMS and the blckneld work OF
both teams. st. AIMS scored their
touchdowns in the last quarter by a
60-yard run OF McCartey. The lineup
st. AIMS. Liberty A. C..
DOugherty left end .COyls
McCartey.
Hazard. left tackle .....E. Farra
DOugherty.
Brodie. ....... left guard Townsend
McClanerty. center ........ONeil
Kennedy. right guard ..TOl
McDermOtt.. . right tackle .....Lyon.
J. Casey. right end .... .Cullainl
Reese. quarterback ...Alexandei
McGonigle. left halfback 600. Popecl
Maloney.. right halfback ...Vilonl
ID. Casey. fullback ........ .Russl
TouchdOwn-McCartey and Reese
Referee, Goldberg Umpire, Osmond
Time Of periods. 10 and ~ minutes
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
-FOUR DUCK HUNTERS FTNED.

ELkTUN. Md. NOV. 6.-tlarged
with shooting ducks before the lawful
season. Roy A. Thompson, OF Como
wingO. was given a hearing before
Magistrate Frank Pratt in Elkton. and
fined S25 and costs.
A. B. Temple. A. L. Hitner and
William Carr, also OF Conowingo.
we're given a hearing before the same
magistrate. charged with shooting
ducks on Sunday, and each fined SIS
and costs.
Evening journal., 1920-11-08

TTNTUTITTT WIU ITWU UII HTI WW"UIN
when but 10 shooters turned out for
the weekly shoot 1ho small crowd
was no doubt due 20 the fact That
many OF the shooters iourncycd to
the Clearv.ew Club at Philadelphia,
with The Wilmington Club.
h. Downey won the Silver Spoon
Trophy with q score OF 22x25. The
special miss and out event was won
by c. r. Downoy. 9Xi0.
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
TTITY OHJTCT.

CHICAGO-Frankic Mason stirred
mp the bugs when he stated that he
had had iit ring battles. Both Char
ley White and Jack Brition would Ike
10 soc his srnra card.
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
MINT NEED iFW

CLENELAND-Irls speaker won't
have many new faces around next
year. Just few youngsters Will
march Off TO training camp. The old
stead es suit Spoke
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
..Nr GAGE IEACIE

Close gamos figured In the play Of
the teams in the Y. NJ. II. A. Fresh
men defeated the Delaware Juniors.
40 10 7. The next games will be
played Thursday night.
Sinndinn OF the Clubs.
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
Edge Moor.
AscnnsI0n
REDS GET THEIRS.

CINCINNATI-lt was Just called
back 10 memory that the Reds finished
ceipt Of their W. S. share. 1t was
S456.26 Der Red.
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
ASCENSION BLANKS
EDGE MOOR S0CC0R

Ascension defeated Edge Moor In a
Second Division Allied League soccer
game. in Philadelphia on saturday, 4
goals 10 o. TN winners scored three
goals in the first half and In the same
period missed a penalty, given for
tripping. 80,
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
MAT DAFFY

ITHACA, n. Y.-Watch out for Co..
nell The school has gone wrestling
on the mat. Coach O'Connell says he
RanlS 200
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
RACK FROM CUBA.

NEW NORK-Tho Dempsey -Carpen-
tier scrap Is back lrom Cuba. IL made
a quick trip. Johnson and Jeffries
drew $4,000 In Cuba. How could they
contribute $500 OO02 Answer-thats
The reason it's back
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
Stevens Wins
FROM DELAWARE
College Reserves Also Drop
Saturday Game to
Circle
HOBART EASY
FOR CHESROOK

Stevens Institute outclassed Della
ware College at Hoboken. on Satur-
day. $50 The whole Stevens team
w.s in the best OF condition. while ;he
Delaware team is still showing the
effects OF the injuries received in the
game with Haverford Both McDon-
aid and McCaughan were unable to
start the game. McCaughan went in
later in an attempt 10 stem the
stevens tide, but was unable TO ma
terially break the attack.
Straight line plunging and tackle
plays gave Stevens three touch
downs aud two field goals. Two in
tercepied forwards and blocked
kics were directly responsible for
the other three touchdoWhs. The
Lineup;
Evening journal., 1920-11-08

Edgewood went down 10 defeat be-
went over for Parkslde in the first
period. A 3O-yard run by Walters,
quarterback. brought the
ball 10 ihe locals 2O-yard line An
bther first down brought the ball TO
he i0-yard line after which Park
|ide's line rallied and held for downs.
|rhis Is me nearest the visiting team
|amc 10 The locals goal line. Captain
|Nalicrs. Edgewood's quarterback. was
|he individual star for the yisitorS.
Evening journal., 1920-11-08

Wilson. Time Of periods. IS minutes.
The Delaware Reserves, playing on
Their own field. lost 10 White Circle,
II 20 B. Delaware lost the game in
THE last period
After about three minutes OF play
j.. in the final period the Reserves had
carried the bali 10 White Circles 20
yard line. where Seerey. going on
tackle. fumbled. Southwell, 'coming
onto the line Of scrimmage, picked
/ the ball out Of the air and shielded
10y Ramberger and two others, ran
II yards for the deciding touchdown.
-Tho linp-up.
Evening journal., 1920-11-08
CieaT1iew isi.
TII

dolal -, ii,,n M :, ~ +, i1' !,