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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS CLUB.

Monday afternoon at the clubhouse,
2300 Boulevard, the Washington Heights
Club current events class gave an inter
esting program. Mrs. l. L. Howett was
chairman Of the class. Mrs Jesse Martin
gave the current events number. Mrs.
Raymoth Mitchell sang very sweetly.
''The Bridge and Tostis Goodbye
accompanied by Mrs L. L. K. Philips at
the piano.
Mrs. J. E Fuller gave sketches from
kipling and Mrs Wilbur Sasse read an
original paper on the life of Milton Miss
Jess Pleasanton was most pleasing in
several readings from James Nhitcomb
Riley poems.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20
COOPERATIVE LEAGUE.

The Girls Cooperative League is en-
ioying the Tuesday afternoon teas which
take place for the pleasure and benefit of
the mothers Of the members at the
League headquarters, 1903 East Thir-
teenth street. The club rooms are be-
coming a centre of community interest
under the direction Of Mrs J. NJ Collins,
and recently great deal of pleasure has
been derived from the installation Of
a piano.
Miss Ellen Samworth addressed the
League yesterday, and there is a promise
of interesting speakers each week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20
THURSDAY AFTERNOON RECITALs.

Mrs. William Barnard aud Miss Annie
Flinn's Thursday afternoon recitals at
the Hotel DUPONT will begin in January,
if the list of subscriptions justify the
ann ouncement of the artists secured.
Until there is a certainty of the necessary
subscriptions, the names will not be given,
although the assurance is given that there
win be no repetitions, of last year 5
artists with the possible exception of the
Flonzaleys Quartet for which there have
been numerous requests
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20

Studio, under the leadership Of Miss Kate
McClaferty, now numbers 40 members.
This class is the first to be held under the
auspices Of the club and has been en-
Enthusiastically received The members are
planning Halloween dance, which will
probably DO in fancy dress. This viii be
bcld Mt Gilbert studio from = to IL on
October 30. : Tickets for this may be OBJ
tanned by club members and their friends
from Miss Mary Hunter, chairman of the
entertainment committee, in the Public
Library Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20

The dancing class of the Business and
Professional Women's Club, which meets
on Tuesday evenings at the Gilbert
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Richardson Park Club.

Richardson Park Civics Club met
Yesterday at the home Of Mrs. John
Postles. A new member was admitted,
Mrs. j. r.. Jesup.
A good deal of business was trans
acted, including the decision TO ask the
State Highway Commission to take over
at Dover, the Newport Pike road, which
has been kept UP by the club and have it
Incorporated as a state highway.
Delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess.
The next meeting viii be early IN No
vember
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20
RAILROAD wOMEN'S BAZAAR.

The Baltimore Division of the Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad Women's Mutual Aid win
hold bazaar today and tomorrow in the
Y. Nj. c. A next to the Union Station in
Baltimore All kinds Of fancy articles
aprons and candy viii be on sale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20
kingswOod Epworth League.

The Epworth League of kingswood Nj
f. Church will give a musical and literary
entertainment in the church tomorrow
evening. No admission will be charged, but
a silver offering viii be taken
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20
Naaman's on Delaware.

Until November LIST, the Tea House
serves hot mncheons, afternoon teas and
chicken dinners. Telephone Hoiiy Oak
227-M --AdY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
FOOTBALL
RESULTS

At southern Methodist Tn!
vorsiiy. .. Baylor University o: tie.
At Oklahoma City-Uuivcfsity Of Co.
orado. 80: Oklahoma A. and NJ. :.
~ Fort Woith-ToXas Christian Uu.
vcusty, 81: Southwestern. i6.
AZ Tulsa. Okla.--kendnll college. a..
Rulla School 81 Mines. o.
At Williamspori. pa.-BuCkness, 20.
Dickinson. g.
At Cincinuati--St Xavier, 81; Has.
kvll Indians. :
At Richmond. Va.-univorsity OF
Richmond 90. Randolph Macon, :.
AZ Charleston, ;. university "
South Carolina Z. Citadel. 6.
At irownwood-lloward Payne. 30;
simmons College. T.
At Durham. y C-Trlniiy. o: Wo'.
fotd. q.
~ Newport Ncws-llampdcn Say J..
n,y. u: william ana Mary, Z.
At Raleigh. y. C.-North Carolinp
State Cullcgr. -; wakcforcst. :.
At Macon. Ga.--Ersl,inc. 20; David.
son. o.
~ Norfolk. Na.-Nayai Base. :; Great
Lakes -.
At WaNahach!r. TeNaa-Austin Col
lrgv. 81 Trinity University. -.
At Arkadclphla, Ark -Ouachiia. ,:
Henderson Brown. o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
Georgia Tech Easily
Defeats Auburn, 34-C
ny Associa'e,l Press.

ATLANTA. Ga, Nov, 25.-Georg'i
Techs golden tornado swept through
the Auburn plainsmcn here tnsiay TO-
five touchdowns and . % tn victory
In the annual ThanNsgiving Day con
trst.
The two great teams. Auburn oui
weighing Tech 'sid fighting Tor ever,
inch ut ground they yielded. wcr
chccr,d by crowd ~ some 10000
spectators.
The game had not progressed "a
before Il twas seen that Tech was du,
to defeat the powerful eleven that over.
whclmcd Washington and Lee . 10 o.
Smashing attacks IN which the cntir'
Techs back field starred showed In the
first period that the Ncllowjackcir
could gu through the Auburn line. and
sweeping end runs added another meals
of gaining.
Three ui Techs touchduwns were on
steady drives down the field, one OF
them bclng aided by a perfectly exc.
cuted forward pass from Flowers to J
station. Captain Flowers. one Of Tech =
greatest hackficld men ~ all tins,
brought his foolinll career 10 a sprc'
iaculnr CLOSE In defeating Auburn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
Pennsylvania Wins
FromCornen Team
Upon Field Of Mud

Nv A. socis,~d Pres.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov. a.
Battling on field II mud. the Unive'.
siiy at Pennsylvania defeated Cornell
here to-day ~ To o. \ drcnching raii
prevailed throughout the gam. but
failed to drive the large crowd from tn
stand'
Cornell advanced the ball past mid
field into the rhlladclphia's tcrritor,
bat once during the entire game and
presented a ragged defensive.
The red and blue line was iUpregnn.
hlo and succeeded In blocking the three
Cornell kicks.
Rex Wray. the midget quarterback
and Ward, the big tackle. were the GU.
standing lignts ~ tine Pcnnsylvanil
eleven. Carey and ksw starred for tn
lihncans.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
.AGG|ES DEFEATED I TO3 BEFORE
10000 PERSONS; WINNERS CLAIM
+. SOUTHWESTERN TITLE by VICTORY
by TIE ASSOCIATED rRrss.

AUSTIN. Txas. Nov 25s-fcNas University the Texas
football championship and established the strongest existing claim
the southwestern title by defeating Texas NJ college here
today by OF g. The Texas University claim to the south
conference title :, based upon the fact that Arkansas the
only other indicated member o the conference held
scocsS tie today BY Rice Institute which had been defeated
20 o by Texas.
odays game which witnessed by people largest
crowd assembled football game in the state tense
from the beginning The end The game started with the Aggc
punting the first down. after c>cangc pun ~
NJ had the ball on the cXa, forty yard line and carried
the - yard line where cSs held for three downs Morris made
place kick from this point for A. NJ only score the beginning
Of the second quarter. 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
OKLAHOMA WINS
MISSOURI VALLEY
FOOTBALL TITLE
SOa>ERS MAKE GOOD USE ~!
tORW AI,D PASSES IN ~ TO :
VICTORY.
o, as,nl Aid rr.ss.

w. Assot 'ai,d Pres.
DIES MONIES. Iowa. Nov. eS.-Okll
homa clnchcd it, claim tu tbc Missouri
Nall.w Cunfurcnc" football champion
ship today ~ defeating Drake ~ 20
:. The visitors used the forward pass
frequently and successfully for long
gains hut often Jailed 10 make rc.
qulrcd gains by line piunggs. Drake
puntcd frequently. ami many Of It's az
tcmp,s "a, forward passing were mcum
plttcd.
Oklahoma made another touchdown
soon after the fourth period opened
and shortly aftrrward made still an
other 10y an cightyard forward pass.
Drake goi the hail ON Oklnhoma's q.
yard line by a fumhlc. and by scric'
g, line plungcs made "A touchdown, ana
kickod goal. oklahoma made It's final
score 10y passes. end and line plays.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
MUSTANG BEAR
CAME ENDS IN
SC0RELESS TIE
BOTH TEAMS EVENLY MATCHED
~ STRAIGHT FOOTBALL
TACTICS.

W tAN.N'ltIiiN iIfHAs
DALLAS. Tcyas. Nov 2i.-Tho
southern Methodist University Mus.
tangg and the Baylor University Bear
staged scurclcss lie here today H.
their annual Thanksgiving clash. TIL
teams were evenly matched In straight
.outhall tactics but the Bears were ~.
p,riur in the kicking end of the CANT
WcUihcrs the husky Bear guard. was
pulled back 81 the line three times 90
~ fur field goals The blk boy missed
ne by only small marginal though
b. Kicked from difficult angles
The Mustang defensive playing waA
catur,d ~ the playing Of Henry
ADAMS, end. and J. NJ. Brooks. full
mex. Adams experienced little difi.
ully In breaking the Baylor interior.
noe aud then mailing the runncg aud
brooks ruined nearly every play tina;
got hy the line II scrimmngc. Kits.
ull Southwestern aunrtcrback last year.
howcd flashes 81 his old time form "
running with the ball Wolf. speedy
Baylor hall. starred for The Bears
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
Vanderbilt Eleven
Defeats Sewanee
By q to 3 Score

By Associated Press.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov. 25.--Aeri.
nj work coupled with bcwilderlng on
side kick enabled the Vanderbilt foot
ball eleven to turn a seeming defeat
into q - 10 . victory over the Sewanee
eleven here this afternoon before one
~ the largest crowds that ever gather.
I'd w Dudley Field.
Completely outpinyed during the first
half, the Commodores rcsorted 20 tho
tricky on side Kick and forward pass.
Ing In the third and fourth periods
scoring three tOuchdowns and kicking
every goal. In the first quarter Skid.
more dropped back 60 the thlrty.yari
line and made spectacular field goal
from q difficult angle. Both vans dis.
played better work on the offensivs
than ON the defense.
with less than a minute 20 play Se-
vance essayed a forward pass from he.
own 3Oysrd line and Rayburn. who
had Just boon sent into the game. In.
tcrccpted the BAN and ran % yards Tor
the third touchdown. Floyd. playing
hls last year as commodore, kicked
goal and the game ended.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Nov. 2s.-un.
v,rslt, Cd, Alabama defeated Mississippi.
4. and ". here today by the score oi
- o. =.
Tho stars Of ~ game were stephen.
son and O.Connor for Alabama. the "a
Ter kicking q field goal from the tive. .
tvyard line Both Do and stephenson
CARVED thr ball at will Mississippi e
touchdown was accomplished hy "a Ell.
ncs IL forward plsss. Both teams
worked the forward pass frequently
and effectively.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
STATE AND
PITTSBURGH TIE
$4,000 PERSONS SEE SCORFI. ESS
GAME BETWEEN uNDEFEAT.
I'D TEAM.

liy Associated Press,
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Nov. sj.-The
Pennsylvania state College football
team. favored 10 win over the rniversl.
~ Of Pittsburgh. was held to n score.
less tie hy Tho Panihors at Forbes field
here today. More than 5000 persons.
the largest crowd In the history ~ the
field, witnessed the battle. which was a
fight Ia standslill from the start un.
iil the final whistle. Neither tca,h
has been defeated this season.
PIT threatened Ia score twice and
only once did Penn. advance 10 within
striking distance AZ the goal. In tho
first period. state played an open game.
but l1tt rcsurtcd ca straight football.
The Partners had the ball ON thu eight.
Sard line when the period ended.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
Proceedings Of Court
Of Civil Appeals

Proceedings of the Court Of Civil Ap.
peals Tor the seventh District, al Anna.
RHO. November "a.
Motion Oranted---L. l.. STEELE w. J.
~. Butler, ct NJ. Ia file appellee's brieft.
Motion Overrulcd.--P. A n. T. Co.
w. Robert Collins. rehcaring.
Cases Heard ON Agreoment.--nco. r..
Webb. Il a.. W son.lirnntlngham
implement CO.. frnn swieher.
T. a $. 4. ny. Go. vs. w. l.. Wallace.
from Swlghcr
Case Dismisscd.---II. q Walker, et NJ
w, A. C. Hopping. from I.amb.
Afflrmcd-A. j.. Glasgow va J. y.
Waldren. from Crosby.
Reversed and Remanded.--Newton
Peterson ct al. W.. X. T.. Clay. from
lipaComb.
Reversed and Rendcred.--c. ID. Gar.
ner w. q. e. Davis. from Gray.
Cases Submitted.
Investors Mortgage Co. w. Claude II.
Hurlbut. from Lubbock.
T.. a y. =. lly. Co. et al. w. Watt
Griffith. from Floyd.
G. a. Mason VI. ]. q. Gantz. 81 al.
from Gray.
Walker d. Hines. Director Genera.
81 Railroads W. John Richard d'arrY.
from Wllharger.
Lawrence Ashby. ct al. W. A. NJ.
James. ct al. from Dailam.
Gases Set for Submission on Dec. IS.
a. II. Alter, ct al. W.. Temple Ellis.
from Lubbock.
l.. Lumsden. ct al. Va. c. W. Jones.
from Lubbock. sfsWM
Thrift OH Company No 2 Va. J. c.
Newton. from Lubbock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
Missouri University
Humbles Kansas ll6-7
ns h..aclaied rnss

D. = rsnri nttd Press.
COLUMBIA. No, Nov. 2i.-Nissour'
state University pumhlcd the Inivcr'
fiiy 81 Kansas H. 60 :. IN their annual
gridiron struggle here today. aud br
came the runners up IN the Missouri.
Valley Conference race.
The Kansas line was unable 10 with
stand the assault 81 the Tiger bacS
field. Lincoln. Fullhlght ana Lcwis
going through fcr heavy gains.
At the same time. Missouri was pro
scntine drf.usc that was almost int
prcvnahlc. repeatedly throwing the ems
my hack for los "a 90 attempted line
pluugcs
This forced Kansas o. depend almo 4
entirely on an Aerial attack, and Will :
the majority 81 the passes were si'
.cr,,fully completed the yardigc gain
was generally small.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
Texas University Wins State Football Championship
AMARILLO And CKILDRESS TEAMS
PLAY SC0RELESS TIE: GAME IS
CLEAN With ONLY TWO PENAL TIES

Amarillo lgh School and Cbdress IIgh In the
Thanksgiving 0tal
all tiuosnn oh
no striking distance of goal
Tie unusually
both fg Tor 90 sid play and time
third "A
Rwd The play but did not of h,etnes After
MS the tl slick snnd
di
hi'H attempted passes oine hr. two b.,np inter
el'd ana incomplete cnuuetng o. h.
an 20 ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
Tulane University
Down Tigers 2l-O


RATION ROUGE. la. Nov s5.-rc.
spite predictions q close game. tn.
lane ct rvvcnEv Tor AS past defeats a /.
ihc hands Cd, the Louisiana Tigers hero
.oday iy railing mp "a score 81 q to q.
The game was all rulanc's way from
the start Ia the finish and at no Tina
lN the l.. = a. team seriously threaten
thc New orleans team.
Tulane mad, the first touchdown ~
the iitst ten minutes Il play VIII "a
wlght carried the hall over after an
end run. opon field plays by Wight.
end rams hy Dwycr aud Magic. sub
stiiutc right halihack. and the work
II l,ichcsun. sub at quart rhack for
Tulane. were features II the game.
After the first half the l.. = 4. line
siiffcnsd and Tor a time. and Il looked
as u the Tigers would be- able Co hold
tn green wave but with the hall on
iapis ssNIri line the Trr fJmbl,A
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
Trnncssrc Defeats Kentucky.

W AsHuttttfd iffsA
KNOXVILLE Tom. Nov 25.-Com.
INK from behind after kentucky had
scur,d in the first period on am inter.
c,pt,d pass and an cightyya run hy
Wilhelm. Tennessee took q hard fought.
u To game from the Wildcats today
In the final engagement of the season.
The volunteers registered In the thir !
period ON thlrtyyard pass o"or The
gual line and again In the final quarter
on a thirty.yard end run hy Smith. cub.
quarterback
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
Arkansas and Rice
Play Scoreless Tie
~ Associated Press.

d. Associated frcss.
HOT STON. Texas. Nov. 2s.-Arkan'
sas sprung surprise here to-day ana
held the Rice owls 90 In one ~ thu
bittcr,s fuothlll games ever played
here. l.. y Williams aud McGill play.
"a wonderful showing while Eddie Dye;
and Kennedy starred for Rice.
Both teams resurtci o. straight Zoo,
hail methods practically throughout.
Since Rice was defeated by Texas and
given the l.onghOrus undisputvd rlgh;
o. the Southwestern Conference It'll,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
NIRGININ MILITARY ENDS
SEASON WITH CLEAN ~ ATT


ROANOKE. Va, Nov. ei.-Carryfng
through @ clean slate Tor t. season. ~"
Virginia Military Institutes flying
cadets defeated Virginia Poly insti.
Wir here to-day - To- In contest In
which th, Lexington cadets made cos,
~ tumhlcs and failed many times ,o
effect the forward pasa, the play fer
which they have been noted this year
n was through u tumble ON Y. ". Is
ten yard line In the first five minutes
u play that Tils0n made the only
touchdown for Y. =. l. Wallace kicked
snIl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
Washington State
Defeats Nebraska


~ Nssor' aifd Press.
LINCOLN. Ncb.. Nov 25-Comin,.
from behind In the last period. Wash
nrto1 state College defeated the Uni.
torslty 81 Nebraska q Co 20 In the h..
ter sectional football game here TO-DAY
IN the Last porlod McAvor Il Washlng.
Tom. shot forward pass 10 Skadan g.,
gain 81 ~ yards 10 Ncbraska's tw
yard line. ellis went through for 4
touchdown and Sknadan kicked goal.
In the last few minutes ot play Gillis
drove through Tor his third touchdown
of th, game Sl,adan kicking gual.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
A TExAs WONDER.

For kidney and bladder Troubles
gravel. weak and lame back. rhcuma.
tism and irrceullritlcs % the kidneys
end bladder in both men and wonon.
~ not sold by YOUR druggist. win he
sent by mail on receipt ~ 81 g. Small
bottle often cures. Send Cor sworn tee.
timoniais Or y W Hall. 1896 Oilre
street. 81. Louis Mo. Sold b. drug
gists Acknowledgement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
ilercher Defeats brandt.

W If7fUTIHTFU ITfTI-
NEW YORK. Nov. 9j.-Charicr
ncechcr. ~ New York. received the
judges decision In a ie'roWid bout with
Dutch Brandt. of Brooklyn here &C..
Gay. Brandt substituting Tor Eari
Puryoar II Tulsa, oklahoma, wa
sailed 10 appear. weighed i2S aad
E,cctcr 100 pounds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26

substitute Amarillo Sellers fnr
oaks. oaks for W Dawson. johnson fnr
HAYDEN: niyins Tor johnson; Hayden
f1r Rivins. Whiitingion for Sipcs Sipcs
for Wilmington blanchard fmr oaks.
Officials Calvert rrfcr,e. Wills
umpire niyins head hncsman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
Amarillo Boy Wins
Cross Country Race
incclrl 10 nc Nsen.

irccirl 10 Tie Meas.
AUSTIN, Texas. Nov. 2i-Jeff
N.,lvy, at amarillo. running for the
University 81 Texas won first place In
trdly's fourmilc cr0ss-country run
over Southern Methodist University
and Baylor University The next fOdr
places also went o. Texas. Cullum. %
:. ". 7. got sixth place and Refer. II
Baylor took ninth place.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
Amarillo Holds Chlldress

The third quarter started by Chill.
dr. ~ receiving on her n yard line and
returning 80 yards where Amarillo
held and Childrcss punicd the hall go.
ing out 81 sounds ON the 90 yard line.
On the first down Amarillo punied To
the % yard line from where Childrcss
advanced 10y end runs to the 20 YARD
line and attempted field goal which
was blocked. Amarillo recovering. ON
,h@ first dawn Hayden WIS knocked
Qua and dropped the tall Childrcss re-
covered On Amariilor 80 ward line.
Johnson replaced Hayden who had Ia
b. carried from the field hat recovered
later and returned e. the game during
the last quarter
~ this paint ~ the game hail h"gan
IN fall and made the field much slower.
Amarillo held on her 20 yard line and
puntcd to the middle q tho field where
Ian attempted pass by Childrcss WIS
intercepted. ChildrcsH again held for
downs and on first plap completed for.
ward pass for 20 yards when time was
called Tor third quarter.
ON the first DOWN IN the last quarter,
oaks. who had replaced Dawson at end.
Intercepted pass on Amarillo's 10 yard
line and Hudsop puntcd 90 Chlldrcss'
a. yard line. when Chlldress started a
drive that Amarillo was unable Ia stop
until within yards ~ her own goal
where Sellers intercepted pass and
ran 30 yards before being downcd. a
pass from TAYLOR to blanchard added
"a yards more and placed the hall on
Childrcss' yard line where an at.
tempted PASS was intercepted and Chil.
dress kicked to the 80 yard line. ANA.
rillo WAS held Tor downs and kicked 10
the 20 yard line. Childr,ss returning
go yards. The game ended with the
t4ll IN the possession ~ Childrvss on
her own % ward line.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
Brock LOSES To Jackson.

~ |fH"Nfta'fNl
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 25.-willic
lackrun. NJ New York. won from Matt
Brock. ~ Cleveland In the fourth round
~ scheduled cightround bout today.
Tho referee stopped the bout bccaus,
e the Punishment melted out to Brock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
rIOYpNnA. TcNns. NV. s5 =

FLoNpADA. Texas Nov. 5--Thc
Floydads football team was defeated
here toiay by the eleven from Halt
Center by the score II - g. a. The
game was hard fought an the W."
and the ifodyada boys shaved tibet
Elmencss hy holding tho rol,i.r iIllc
tDuirf team o. % tIur, score.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26
Watson Makes Longest Run.

Watson. uf Texas, made the longest
un ~ thc game when be- returned the
icLoff following the field goal from
Is goal line "a his ij.yard line. Thu
ccund quarter was puniing ana H."
,ucl,ing contest In which Texas came
&c second best.
The advantage swung On Texas whrl
ryn,s Intercepted pass on his 30'ya"d
Inc. after runs by IliggInbotham ana
Morris Tor \. and VI had carried tho
all e. the Texas tcn.yard, where the
orange AMI White line held until Texas
ccurcd the ball IN downs and puntci.
rpsps then hcgln series Il short pas p.
-. irtprsp-Iscd with pluugos when II
saS ne, laIy to make yard or sO fur
up duwn which carried the bah g.
within ,ey,n yards of the Aggie goat,
wher, th, farmers held for four downs
and "a, ball went over less than fout
from the goal
Ageics Hold Line.
However. the \ ana NJ. line was at
o. height then. and following punt
to the 5G.yard line Texas drove through
thcm a. within eleven yards of their
goal with fret down. Here Texas
Nug held tor 1--WE downs without q gai ;,
on the third down the longhorns work.
Il a crirs.cruss pass. Swcnson to Dom.
lgJcg 90 Barry to Dennis who left tn
round fer thu catch ana dropped four
ards from the Aggio goal. With ono
uwn l.li. Dominique plunged the w..
aiming four yards and HIATT kickod
'onl
4. and ". received the kick of fo,.
OWING the touchdown and runtc1.
'cXas carried the hall from their %.
ard line hv making four first downs
, the Argic 35.yard line whcr, Hart
Missed q place kick aud the game ne l..
a.
The ability 81 Texas hacks 10 rotu:1
i.gginhotham's punts offset In q con.
sl,rahlo extent the superiority ~ his
punung which the strength " the
'oXas line forced.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-26

Sreeial 20 The News.
CLAUDE. Texas. Nov. ss.--The liig''
School team of Claude defeated thu
Canyon High School team here to-day
iy the soU'r ~ ~ Ia =.
IIalr Ccrirr. -: tIodyada. 81.