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The Delta independent., 1920-12-24
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Miss Zyda Head entertained crowd
of young folks at her home Sunday.
Philip Gates and Leslie Savage
were Paonia business visitors Tues
day.
Ray Zeldenthuis shipped a car of
wheat this week to the Delta Flour
Mill.
Bad colds seem to be the order of
the day, but we are rejoicing that it
is not the flu.
Mr.. Cooper purchased a couple Of
horses at the Sanderson and Allen
sale Wednesday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Head OF Missouri
<Tlats made trip to Delta, also Paonia
the first OF last week.
The first real snow torn of the
season is falling and it begins to look
like sleighing for Xmas.
Alex Mcleod and wife and e. A.
Browne and wife made business
trip to Montrose Monday.
Garret Fickes. formerly of Craw-
ford but now OF Cedaredge, is re-
ported very I'll of pneumonia.
Judge ]. G. Campbell. Gus Sund-
berg. Swan Linman and Geo. Swope
were Delta business visitors Monday.
Cabel Galyon made a trip to Dem
yer last week returning home with a
Gear load of cattle he purchased while
there.
Luke Van Engen and Sam Gingrich
had their tonsils removed at the
Paonia hospital Friday by Drs. Haley
and Hunt.
G. L. Reville left Wednesday to
Ia where he will spend the rest of
the winter.
The little fourteen months old son
of Mr. and Mrs. verd Lemon who
has been very Ill of pneumonia the
past week is much better.
Chas. Carville and family moved
from their ranch in Smith Fork canon
to Crawford Monday where 1t will be
much handler to their work.
Word was received from Palisade
to the effect that Arch Boardman and
Chas. Sackerson's garage was des-
troyed by fire few days ago.
The Misses Beth Hopkins. Venice
Axtell and Maretha Fluke came in
Saturday from school at Gunnison to
spend the holidays with home folks.
o. NJ. Lewis and family moved
from the welborn ranch house near
town to his ranch on Crawford mesa
wednesday. which was recently va
Gated by his brother John.
On December LIST. Mrs. A. NJ. Axtell
delightfuliy surprised her daughter.
Della BY inviting = few Of the neigh
Dor young folks to supper. the occa-
saipn being Miss Delia's birthday.
rs. Frank Yarnell brought her
soh Glenn homs from the PsoniA hos
pital Thursday. where he was oper-
Jated on for aboess on the lungs .
couple Of weeks ago. He is improving
nicely.
Miss May Henderson. one Of our
hiKh school teachers. resigned her pos
i,ion with the school Wednesday ow-
ing TO q summons from her homo at
Jacksonville. Louisanna. We are very
sorry to lose this efficient teacher. As
The Delta independent., 1920-12-24
ROGERS MESA.

Mrs vane Linn who has been on
the sick list is better.
Mrs. A. Linn who has been very
sick is somewhat better.
NJ. o. Carter returned from trip
to Kansas City Sunday evening.
The children OF the Lazear schools
are helping with the program at the
Lazear church this evening.
A number attended and enjoyed the
program given by Paul Smith at the
Lazear church Saturday evening.
A number of Rogers mesa people
attended the lecture given by Prof.
Dun in Sayre hall, Hotchkiss. Sat
urday evening.
The Ladies' Aid held their monthly
meeting and Christmas bazaar at Mrs.
Craig's Friday afternoon. A very en-
jcyable afternoon was spent.
A number OF the friends OF John
Patton gave him surprise party
Monday evening. John returned from
Gunnison Saturday evening.
Mfr. and Mrs. ]. Frahm spent Sat.
urday and Sunday in Grand Junction.
The children of Hurst school had
their Xmas program "Wednesday ev-
ening and their Xmas tree and pre-
sents Thursday afternoon.
The dinner given by the men to Ia
dies OF the Modern Woman's club We'd
nesday evening. December Is. in the
basement OF the church, was sue
eess in every way. The cooking could
not be beaten from turkey to ice
cream and cake and all that goes
with them. The men did all the cook
ing and It was surely treat for the
ladies' to enjoy the dinner and pro-
gram without helping to prepare
them. We hope they repeat It every
year.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-24

yet the board has been unable to Sc
cure teacher to fill her place.
The Farmers Union held an open
meeting Wednesday evening at
Fluke's hall which was we'll attended
Mr.. Henderson, also Mr.. Wilson OF
Delta gave US talk which gave us
food for thought for some time to
come. After the meeting they gath
cred at the church annex where a
bountiful supper awaited them and all
expressed themselves as having spent
an enjoyable evening.
Harry Wilson who has been in fail
ing health for some time went to Del
to Monday to have some X-Ray pic
lures taken and get medical advice.
He was advised to seek a lower al
titude and will leave for California
as soon as business matters can be
dispensed Of Mr.. Wilson and his wife
have made many friends in Crawford
who will regret their leaving but ear
nestly hope for a speedy recovery
and return to our midst.
Sunday night while party consist
ing of Miss Della and Mabel Dove and
Mrs. Floyd Dove and baby were re-
turning to their home on Grand View
mesa from taking Floyd Dove to his
work at Hotchkiss, the lights OF the
car went out and Mrs. Dove who was
driving. missed the road at a place
known as Slate Point. Mabel jumped
with the baby and they escaped un-
hurt, but Mrs Dove and Della re.
mained in the car which turned over
three times. They were very badly
bruised and shaken up and owing to
excessive swelling. doctor is unable
to determine IL Miss Della's leg is
broken or not at the present time.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-24
HEART OF GOD.
A PRAYER AT BETHLEHEM

O pulsing earth with heart athrill
With INFINITE creative will!
o watchfol shepherds. In whose eyes
Sweet hopes and promises arise!
O angel host whose chanting choir
ProclAims fulillment OF desired
O flaming star 80 purely white
Against the black Judcan night!
o blessed Mary bending low
With sense OF motherhood aglowi
o holy babe with haloed head
Soft pillowed In n manEcr bedi
o mystery divine md deep.
Help us thy prophecies to keepi
Anne p. l. Fteld.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-24

Anyway when you buy advertised
goods. you don't usually have to send
home to get more money than you
expected to spend.
II ball games are going to be sold
out, they had better attach cou-
non to each ticket and let the game
70 to the side that buys the most nd.
missions.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-24

The price Of paper is far too high.
but as printers usually work out OF
their deep seated affection for the hu.
man race rather than for more sordid
emoluments. they still get prices that
fail to show corresponding advance.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-24
cHalsrMAs.rrpE

Ths christmas-tids. the cids OF merrs-
Ana feass. and love. and peace-most sra-
ctous tide.
An hail: greet and ysarn t. honor thss!
Now let the table groan meath vtands
1hs smoking TURKEY With the tzufns
Ihs sirioin roast al fragrant with The
fumss
OF s.m..ens; ash. nssh ana fowl and
Frsn an ciimss. fall-ransed in rank Dre-
N tempt the tinid appetite and all
The forward one
%, spread the table with iuxurieus cats.
And round It gather ever saint and
Bas out DUH Care, and let the vixen wait
Nor rob you. a. she's apt to. Of your
dinner.
And shout your mirth. but do not let the
scfeeds
o'srauer the little voice that stands de-
Outside your heart and gently tapping
pleads:
"A sop to soothe the shiverings of the
poor!'
Joseph whitton. in Table Talk.
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CHRISTMAS MOTHER GOOSE
What are little boys made of, made
Off
What arc little boys made Off
Engines and drums
And fat sugar plums-
And that's what boys are made Of.
What are little sirls made of. made
Oft
What are little girls made off
Dishes and dolls
And red rubber balls-
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CHRISTMAS TIME IS HERE
Its fireiit hearths aud gifts and blazing
trees.
Its pleasant voices uttering gentle words,
Its genial mirth, attuned to sweet ac-
cords,
The fairest season OF the passing year
The Merry, Merry Christmas time is here.
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HEART OF GOD.
ny vACHELL LINDSAY.
o little heart of God.
Sweet intrudinE stranger,
You are laughing In my human breast
A Christ child in manger.
Heart, dear heart of God,
Beside you now I kneel
Strong heart of faith. o heart of mine.
Whore God has set his seal
wild. laundering heart Of God,
Out of my doubt l come.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-24
The Sew At 0ristmaside

G0vtlp i.lls shs vt.ssr tDshsAa
- o'ss ~ s.ss slA ssv~.
UuA sss Sssssa vtadsvs trsSass.sA.
UuA - sAsisai SvDsx vAiSs.sA
- ~ p.ss sasO ileait.q dsOa
VssA shs hss,sas far sAA vsds-
Osassfal sasO q cAsissaasasAa
n he sAaAsvs II The fscsse.
. A. ths us@Aa-stad setss.
An tAsir essssss hssA uptrsA
WAscs tAs sssrsv flatss ha,s drtfsA
Ssaaa tAs stlsai esnis Of firs.
d the b<sqhs s1sp qlsrifisd-
Radiaal s.sv d christmAstias.
ERoA thssr tsiss bslfrsss sstli.s
OF ths Ssvser's birth.
csrilleus and chimes are rinqina.
Like the 4nqsl chorus singing
-jep. good will. and peace on sarshi'
whils the snow falls far and widS-
blessed snorD Of christmassids.
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CHRISTMAS ONCE IS
CHRISTMAS STILL
The silent skies are full of speech
For who hath ears to hear;
The winds are whispering each to each:
The moon is calling to the beach:
And stars their sacred wisdom teach
OF Faith and Love and Fear.
But once the sky its silence broke.
MI n'a he
The midnight air with glory shook:
And angels mortal language spoke.
When God our human nature took
In Christ the Savior's birth.
And Christmas once is Christmas stll:
The gates through which he came,
And forest wild, and murmuring rin.
And fruitful field. and breezy hill.
And all that else the wide world NIL.
Are vocal with his name.
Shall we not listen while they sing
This latest Christmas morn,
And music hear In. everything,
And fai tul lives In tribute bring
To the s. eat song which greets the King
Who comes when Christ is bornH
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SANTA CLAUS
Beyond the ocean many q mile,
And many n year ago,
There lived q wonderful queer old
In a wonderful house of snow,
And every little boy and girl.
A. Christmas times arrive,
No doubt will be very glad to hear
The old man 10 still alive.
In HE house upon the top Of . hill,
And almost out Of eight,
He keeps . great many elvss at work,
All working with all their might
To make million Of pretty thinss,
Cakes, sagar-plums and toys,
Te ell the stockings, hung up, ys0
know,
~ the little girls and bsys.
-Sunshins Bullstia.
Y e &
CHRISTMAS TINE.
II 10 the Christmas time;
And up and down 'twixt heaven anA
In glorious grief and solemn mirth,
The Delta independent., 1920-12-24
CHRISTMAS TIME.

II 10 the Christmas time;
earth,
IN glorious grief and solemn mirth.
The shining angels climb.
-Dtnah Mulock Craih.
The evening world., 1920-10-29
BIZ Robert Bond.-

T DwATlD GRANT BARROW,
r. manager OF the Boston Red
sox during the years Of 1918,
10 and 40. has been acquired
by the Yankees. according to the
owners Of the club. TO succeed the
late Harry sparrow ne business
manager Of the New York American
League team. This will not AFFECT
the status Of Miller Huggns as
manager OF the "Hanks." for Col.
Rupert part owner Of the team.
stated that the energetic little leader
Of the Hugnen, who fought ~
couragcousy despite the misfor-
tunes and many obstacles which
trailed the team throughout the sea-
son, was expected to arrive In town
to-day for the express purpose OF
signing a contract for next year
Since the death OF the clubs for
mer business manager who died
suddenly during the early part OF
the playing season that has just
been brought TO a close. the Yankee
owners made no attempt to name a
successor TO the amlable Harry
Sparrow, drifting along through the
campaign Of 1920 without n permn-
nent business executive appointed,
and the announcement that the
leader OF the Red Sox for the last
three years was 20 cast his lot with
tine Ruppert Huston clan came 10
the baseball fraternity like u bolt
out OF clear Sly.
The retaining OF Miller Higgins
by the Yankee faction, although an
ucipated by many came as dis
tinct surprise 20 some, for Hugh
jennings. Wilbert Robinson and
Jcsse Burkctt have been spoken OF
during the last FEW weeks as pos
slble succcsaOra 20 HuEgiuH.
In the acquisition or Ed. Harrow
the Yankee owners have undoubtod-
Iy enlisted the services Of one OF
basehan's most capable practical
and conservative expOncnts TO act as
their new business manager A
player Of prominence In his early
wears. he later became manager oi
th, Detroit American League team
aurlnr tho yCars OF 10000 For
ycycral years ne served as manager
Inn the Eastern Lcnghe as monGE-
inc contemporary OF George STALL
In .s. one plotting Toronto while the
other led the Buffalo lNsons. Dur
The evening world., 1920-10-29

ana against "a second or a third team
whore there is no thrill of excite
meut Every one Of the past coaches
can toll,you " some experience Of
this kind. whore a few have had
good trick play which SIS worked
IN secret, ana set when 1t was tried
IN a big game seemed sure 20 so exc
cito the men that thoy were unable
60 handle the ball But the secret
practice Of this year IS not based on
trick play as such 70 is based largely
on formation and shifts; plays such
as have been rather moro prevalent
out on tho Coast and in the Middle
West than in the East
True, the Minnesota shifts were
brought on 20 Yale many years ago
by Tom Shevlin and all the teams
use mtrc pr less shift plays. But out
ON the Coast there are double and
triple shifts which keep the defense
guessing These are tho kind Of
things which are being tried out be-
hind closed gates with an Infinite
variety OF notifications.
The onsIde kick. too. which came
to lie last year with some startling
successes, Is looming up once again
and with variations. IN attempt is
being made TO blend the forward
pass into these formation plays, and
| II there Is sufficient speed and power
lu the running attack h viii make
. na a d.
| tremcly effective
At the bottom 0s an there FEB the
! old standard rum from kick forma-
| ton which, say what you Will, 30
good men perform H. Is ono of tine
most difficult things Go stop espe-
Cluly lf sprung suddenly ana un.N-
/ p Ctodly Iu tho midst OF formation
plays. Eddie Mahan, the old H1r-
NoId back, was star a. IL and there
will be others this year
/ There will be some new develop
ment5 In defensive work, especially
along the line OF meeting the fore
/ ward pass, Everybody has realized
! that one OF the strongest dcfeusos Ga
/ the forward pass consists ln hurry
| ing the plssor, but most teams hay.
done II IN the regular old fashioned
way Of sending lincmcu Goa on It
| This year we are going 10 SEQ further
developments of this method by sid,
ing a deftnse man up into the lime
from the backheld IN the endeayor q
| prevent the longer forward passes
These longer forward passes are dc.
pendent upon the amount OF time
that may be consumed by tho for.
ward passer before he actually lets
the bail 20, as upon this depends IN,
ability OF his ends TO get well down
The field. Not tho cleverest op
ponont can prevent an end from get,
ting down the held. but on the Other
| hand, a man can get into backh,la
! at the forward passer ana force hir
? D. th1t che Ond instead OF being nh,
TO run twenty Yards down the Geld
The evening world., 1920-10-29
Two Of the Winners Trained
Into Odds On Choices
Within Few Days
By Vincent Treanor.
V JHErHBR or not II was due TO
w tho muddy going that pre-

WHG p. nao or not o.,n :, was as duo to
vailed or to the ability OF the
respective trainers. three Of the win
u,rs at Yonkors yesterday Improved
30 suddenly I'm form as 20 startle all
but those in a position 10 get the best
a.. paddock Information on them The
people who sat Ia the grand stand the
Unlnitated, and those who depend on
the form charts to tell them what's
what were hOpoless,y up against Il
400 tho matter of trying 10 pick the
right horse" Ia each Instance,
RaEaZza was one OF the winners re-
fcrrcd 10. Sno won Ia "a big gallon,
much to the Joy Of the sharpshooters,
and was backed from something like
10 1 down to fours. She was ridden
by Ponce. Last time out she was "A
20 to 4 shot and finished fourteenth
ln 10 fcla or urtcon, beaten almost a
sixteenth VI m!lo DID the form
sheets give her a CHANGER Not the
slghJost Yet her name WIS heard
IA Nlh'RNAo wv hAh leAA Ai' hANNhEh
luug before the race She won like
au even money chance Where did
sho acquire tho speed she showed 2
Not oven the stewards know, nor do
lnry ln such instances trouble them
selves lo nnd out Mud, however
might De given as an alhi ~ they did.
Then there was Sea sinner In the
Gith, backed By the wlseacres TO the
exclusion Ut everything else in the
/ racc. Not so long ago he was re-
/ Eurded as O horse not worth a quar-
,rr Hc however had some little
| form 20 recommend him yesterday
since that time. Last time out aa a
/ 40 20 I shot he ran second to War
! N1to hoOtcn four lengths. and before
/ t.n' he won al jamaica at to l.
= Yesterday no Was considered a good
/ 60 8 shot and performed like one
/ tie dashed of 10 the front round hp
/ The first turn and was never headed
tie had no carly speed In his Other
races, but instead came from behind
lu DE last raoe. "a three horse M.
ia4r Ada Niece was TRANSFORMS Z
The evening world., 1920-10-29
Big Three Teams So Evenly
Matched Booting May De
eide Championship.
By william Abbott.

STTuE toe OF some kicker may dee
cid, IN, yal.-IIaryard- Prince
"a, gn .,.r ina
-..' ''f''
crimson ana Tigers l'oh stl 2nSor man
mai. .I,-. r8ri1 etr.5s. ,, tba gi- Three
..,,... .t..,- 1...-...i..,, b,.
may 'N''' % N-''''''''N ~
Kicking. just now Princeton mas the
edge In the booting dc0artmeut. with
.. ,..,,.. ,.,,,,.. t.,.r...,. Dad s,.t c,ds oId
N .-...., I..,. .'... ID, .Ir..r.,, IN tlcl,-
,rN ..1 ,.f,i .,'.s,lt...,. rrs,,ite
To-. grr.,. L.,.. 80 f,' t-,tI. With
VI, a., 49, i..t ,.,.., .,,,,,ds
4, 1..'..t....,. III ,s, o,,t-
80. .,,,. ~. ~, on
re.s .extf, l'stfr,c. hut p,aSts his
The evening world., 1920-10-29
Princeton ELeUen Hay
Beat Harvard and Yale
Through Superior Kicking

reason Tor his handling Of the Centre
College team IN the second half wnen
H.rylrd %. gan 90 open up the Throttle
oi ltc Crimson machine. Mcmillan
vols blamed for not kicking the Dali
out ~ danger TO this criticism the
sta. Centre quarter said he had 20
attempt forward passes becausc Red
Roberts. the SouthCrners' star kicker
WAS stunned early ~ the battle and
could not boot the ball, although Dee
remained IN the game There was no
enc else 20 kick Mcmillan says ne
realized Harvard couldn't be stopped
In the second half and his hope was
simply 90 turn a long chance into an
miLtl HcOre.
The evening world., 1920-10-29
Horses Improve StartlingIy
In YOnkers Heavy Going

from ~ 70 / shot In her last race TO
a / 10 tavCrte She was beaten
eight lengths In her last start by Ten
Buttons and Glt Fringe and was
IN. nj because she couldn't help IL. OF
course. that wis her first appearance
pt the barrier and perhaps she was
green" Ada won like Ten-IRc
and NJ tho end was pulled up half a
dozen lengths In front OF Lady Algy
Racing has developed into a great
same these autumn days. All you
need 20 beat Il Is lots or money.
Mario Antolnette won her second
ruce this year for Joe Marrone She
rs "a natural muddCr. with early
speed. Ordinarily milo rs too FAR
Tor her but Ike all horses with a
preference for wet going she goes
further In IL than she viii on "a fast
track
o Gueland was the form horse" OF
the opening event and might have
won but Tor Sandc's paying too much
attention TO Joe Joe. Evidently he
thought Marie Antonette would
come back 20 him after no had
disposed OF the Tault colt
Eddie NhAhs Wllllc MldErlyi Tom
Shannon and Charley Furbruther,
the Jockey, had a narrow escape from
serious injuries IN an automobile
mishap on their way TO the track
An auto truck silddod into the ma
chino MidBely was driving and
1nocked an hands out. Nash was So
badly hurt that ne was taken 10 "a
hospital with badly cut head
N'lErlv had SOME stitches taken I'm
his head and Shannon's face and
u..u ...p badly bruised Eulrbruthcr
sustained only a bruised shoulder but
the pain he suffered fOrccd him 90
cancel his mounts for the day.
Teachers Pet was badly sloughcd
around shortly after the break In the
second race and had little chance
| theroafter. Ordinarily "a quick begin
| ner. she has been on in a tangle IN
/ her last two races
| Joe Mooney had close call In
! winning tho third on sweet Music
| from the suddenly awakened Kash-
mir Miller, on Goaler, was not 30 far
! away az the finish either. This one
might have Won with n better gauge
! ride.
! Dry Moon, winner OF the Ardslcy
! Handicap, Is a mud runner and this
| accounted FOR the short price against
him. he won AL the way,
The evening world., 1920-10-29
FStiC News
and Gossip
By John Pollock

MATCHMAKER Lew Raymond has com.
plctcd his card OF bouts for the Com
monwcalth Sporting club boxing show
for tomorrow night In addition 20
the fifteen round main bout between
Joe Dillon and Mickey Nelson. Ray
mond has booked up Terry Miller to
meet While Spence and nilly Levine
10 batuc Sammy Voscl IN ten-round
contests.
K,rpo Ca.etdef ths tact 'Iitc boxer q Afu
nesioiH VINO stopped DAMN puwrn n a lew
round a. ths BDuauc A. 4 on wednesday
rlrit vas natchol Immediately afsr ne bout %
ClaFry nosa.s,rk b. meet Jara Certain - Ter.
- c.u ior twelve rounds OF The snine olr on
u'u Weln'ahI n.snt Cuuan has bc'n doing
oorsd0lhls bof.Hs m N,s j,rsy.
rn O'Rvifc maua-r ~ rr-,l Fulton ths
Western he.lHu.sIl dvlft0d today that d. el.
p'fed 90 IN un l'ltan 10 a twelve round con-
ts, WA Bills NaH. tha -t Paul h'1,NrVlt,
~ b" in.-It ls bz arro- 90 Louisville rs
te middle OF meat mouh. uHoIlse lia as-'d
TO De- FI.t0n ies Masf. Fulton 4 nuN matf0d
10 fsht Oh Wi.gf 90 Om1ll, Neh.. on p,c O..
Ho5 Nae'p thrshcaDvr.sit chlusdou ~ ne
A o. b.. vl1 turt.J olt Larry William he
Bn1E,yi1ri hrauV.ght. il one ruIal \at Boston
uu Turslhg might Wu tzlol uY ,p-Ly ug ME
ualigrr. Jimmy Nror.0u. t0 baltic Is. San.
ON Of lhlalrlpla boz q f.u rluud bout 40 Wash
iHrio1. ID g.. on hr n.slt ~ sos, g.. After
CO.'S bout Martin in.enin 20 DO soano tgtg a.
ue BIG clubs here.
Al Lfpr Who 'ors AFTER no atl.m u Jef
Smith ho UT't m.'I' ~'s 'ut ~ HHoung. s. D..
The evening world., 1920-10-29

$4,000 Purse Vow On the way.
A. n. Orpen, owner OF tho Kcnll-
worth Park track ut Windsor, Ont,
where Man O. Wnr beat Sir Barton
In their now famous special race for
a purse OF eTB,OOO on oct. ~, called
up his New York representative on tho
phone last night on heRriuE that
samuel D. Riddle WAS wondering why
no check for tho purse had been re-
ceived.
In substance, MT. opeu said that
delay had been experienced IN settling
up the affairs Of tho mor,ing but that
~ draft for the full amount had been
mailed 20 Mr.. Riddle last nlEht.
The evening world., 1920-10-29

Yves. virginia walloped the Tigers
last year mainly through the phenom-
enal playing or HnlfbRck Rogers. The
mountalnoers win come TO Princeton
tomorrow With another crack, Carl
Beck, who Ia rated even higher than
RurCra, who was nm All America
selection. Beck was hurt in the Yale
game last saturday when three save
age Bulldogs hit him NJ once. Before
this Bcck Ind never failed 10 register
a gain. scvcn yards being his shortest
advancement through the Blue team.
The evening world., 1920-10-29

While many football coaches ere
rhiftng their line candidates around,
Coach Or. Jock" sutherland has do
.vplopcd "a line at Lafayette College
which compares favorably with tho
best I'M the country. Thus far Lafav-
cite has played four games, one each
with Muhlonhorg, Annapolis. Un.vcr-
.ity OF Pennsylvania and Catholic
University mean task FOR an In
stitutiou which must select IT'S team
from q student body Of less than 200
I'm these four games only seven first
downs haze been registered against
Suthcrland's forwards-less than two
10 a game.
The evening world., 1920-10-29
LIVE WIRES
ALL-AMERICAN HONOR ROLL.
By Neal r. o. HGrG.


The writing for the newspapers
rho cheer leader that doesn't call for lots pep
The referee that doesn't knckerbocker
The ticket Spectator that only takes per cent profit
Tho FiH that understands which side is winning
The expert that picks em right half tho time
The captain that doesn't pat his tho shoulder
Tho scoroboard that isn't than three behind
The team that isn't afraid to wear numbers.
The enthusiastic 0Inmpus that doesn't bet his last nickel
The score card publisher that gets the lineup right
The author OF college cheer that makes sense