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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-20

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r0vid bevezeto es iidvozlo sza-
vakkal a Verhovay' konvenciot
Darago JOSEF, az egylet foelno-
ke. Bevezet6 szavai r0videk, de
0szintek voltak. Mem kereste a
hatast. Csak szive sugallatara
hallgatott, amikor egyszeriien,
keresetleniil tanusagot tett ma
gyarsagarol.
Mem kivanunk mi lit reszletes
tudositassal szolgalni az elso nap
rol, sem az azutan k0vetkez6 ma
pokrol. Beszamolnak a gyiile-
sekrol a napilapok. Mi lit csak
eszleleteinket akarjuk elmonda-
nj. Talan tanulsagul szolgalnak.
De terjiink vissza Daragora es
az 8 magyar erzesere. Megvalasz
tottak kozben gyiilesvezeto ell
noknek Zambory Sandort Trenton
Dol. Darago felre all. Leiilt tiszt-
tarsaival ..'vadlottak padjara, !"
amint tisztviselok asztalat egy
elnes kollegank elnevezte. Iga-
"a is volt, inert mar a delutan TO-
lyaman ropkodtek vadak, ami
kor Kartory foellenor ur felol-
vasta szenzaci6snak mar el0re be-
igert vadiratat, akarjuk mondani
jelenteset. A regi delegatusok
ismerik Kart0ryt, mar megszok-
talk kirchanasait elmult konven-
ciok idejerol. Az ujaknak, kor
szelemenek megfelel0en, tetszett
ras-aatles- el1enzeki hang, = noszs
lelkesen megtapsoltak.
Delelott meg csak ugy tolong.
TAX a siirg6ssagi hatrartat6 inA
ditvanyok. A delegatusok szor
nclSoltak, Xxi a targyhoz, XII meg
mem. Egyesek mindenaron meg
y napirend elott kesziltek ott-
hon betanult mondokajuk elmon.
dasara. Volt olyan is, akitol az
elnok kenytelen volt a szot meg.
vonni De az erelyes es a parla.
; menti szokasokkal ismer0s elnok
igen iigyesen vezette a gyiilest
A szokottnal talan kisse t0bbet
vegeztek az elso napon. inert mind
TART felemeltek a napidijakat ot
dollarrol nyolcra, mar hogy 8
"becsiiletben es a zsebben hiba
ne essex"
Darago foelnok urr6l tudtuk
hogy j6, igaz magyar sziiletesi
amerikai, akinek mem Won az ell
fcgultsag, = legyen az felekezet
vagy osztalyi, - halyogot SCENE
ele. Elnoki jelentese igazolts
mindezt. Becsiiletes, egyenes
kemeny magyar $40 volt. Meg
mondta Darago, hogy Verhovay
, egyletnek nemcsak saiat bells,
! iigyeit kell rendben tartani 6
: azokat ugy vezetni, hogy az egy
! let 25 ezer fonyi hatalmas tabo
! tagsaganak erdekeit elomozditsa
: hanem megmondta ait is, hogy
: Verhovay egyletnek, mint az am
: rikai magyarsag legnagyob
: szervezetenek erk0lcsi k0telesse
! gel vannak, amelyeket elhanya
! golni eppen olyan bin volns
! mint az egvlet belso iigyeit ross
! uton vezetni.
! Tisztelet Darago foeln0kne
! egyenes szavaiert, ami lecke azo
! max, akik nem latnak az orru
! hegyenel tovabb es nem akarna
! tudni magyar iigyr6l, magya
! testverr6l es magyar verr6l. Ali
! nehany 6raval Darag6 szavs
! el6tt, amely Szavakban megeml.
! kezett arr6l "a munkar6l, amelye
! az Amerikai MAGYAR Sz0vetseg
) helyes uton inditott meg, nagy
) gyiiles csaknem egyhangulag
) zs0rt0a0d6 megjegyzesek kozepe
) te utasitotta vissza a youngstown
1O8-ik fi6k egyhangu hatarozat
) alapjan beterjesztett javaslato
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-20
Hangassa meg a Verhovay- y-konvenci6
az Amer. Magyar Sz0vetseg Iitkarat!


EoMozDTAsA ADJANk AIKA ARA Az 1eAzsGoT
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-20

Mem kell ezen ssrt6d0tten fell
h0rdiilni, delegatus urak. Az
igazsag fai. A ragalomnak ed
dig csak egy clientele van Is az
az igazsag. Ennek az igazsagnak
lszd.galataba szeg6dott az Ameri-
kai Magyar szovetseg. Mem a
regi de az vi, n1unkakepes, tett-
lrevagy6 Sz0vets6g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
LEADING GAMES IN
THE WEST TODAY
3 Undefeated Teams VIII
Engage in Contests.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2e.--Three undefeated
teams In the race for the Western Con-
ference championship. Chicago, Ohio
State and Illinois, will take the field to-
morrow In games which will have an i'm
portant bearing on the big Ten" title.
Interest In the contests is Mt highest
pitch owing 60 the prospect for ellmina-
ton Of at least one of the contenders.
Thirty thousand persons. including n
delegation OF 1.500 with a sixty piece
band from Columbus, are expected 10
witness the battle between Chicago and
Ohio State the first game ever played
between the two institutions. No con-
test in recent years has aroused such
enthuElasni, and as a result OF Ohio s
sensational victory over the powerful
Wisconsin eleven a week ago football
devotees are unwilling to hazard CUES.
as to the outcome OF to-morrow's bat
tie.
Illinois will clash with Minnesota at
Urbana, but the game. unless Minnesota
springs n surprise and trounces the
Illini, will have no effect on the cham
pionship race. since Minnesota has been
twice beaten this season.
Two vastly Improved teams will take
the field at Indianapolis when NORTH
western tackles Indiana. Both teams
have sustained upeets IN the title race.
but are slated 10 present their full
strength tomorrow
Michigan and Purdue will venture out
OF conference circles. The Wolverines
Will take on Tulane University of New
Orleans at Ann Arbor, while Purdue
will battle wabash Mt Lafayette.
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LAST MINUTE SHIFT
IN PENN LINEUP
Carl Thomas Is Moued From
Centre to Fullbock.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YoRv HEriIp
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct 2s.-within q
few miles Of each other in the nippy
suburban afr. Penn and Penn State wen,
through their Anal signals this after.
noon. Hugo Bezdek and his bearcats
from Centre county. romped over the
lawn OF the Philadelphia Cricket Club
nj St Martins. while Coach HeIsmau
put the Red and Bite lads through their
PAGES at the Whitemarsh Valley Coun.
try Club.
Coach Heisman caused quite a stir
when he announced an eleventh hour
switch in the Penn lineup that took Carl
Thomas. the 1874 pounder. from centre 10
fullback In Joe Strauss place. The
Texan Is not In shape, according TO some
OF the coaches, but DIR. Arthur Light, the
team physician, passed on him and said
that he could play.
Thomas played fullback In one or two
carly season games. This is his reentry
into the lineup tomorrow afternoon.
after being on the side lines for several
weeks with a dislocated elbow. Vic
Frank takes Thomas's place at centre,
although the snapper back post is not
new 10 Frank. who has been there most
all season. Frank was booked 10 play
Mt guard tomorrow, but the latest
switch puts Lenham I'm right guard with
Cochran. the Arizona lad ~ left guard.
The tackles are Ward and Wagner, The
latter having replaced Thurman the past
week. Capt Bud Hopper and Ertres-
vaag will start Mt ends the latter being
IN Bill Graves's place.
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Tigers I'm Light workout.

PRINCETON, N. J., Oct. 2s.-Prlnceton
football team had only light workout
to-day in preparation for the West Vir-
vinia game. Practice for the kickers
and a short but snappy signal drill for
the men who Will start the contest were
the only work prescribed by Coach
Roper.
A glance at the lineup which ran
through the plays to-day dlscloses the
fact that several unexpected changes
will be seen in the team that will take
the field against the Southerners to-
morrow. Frank Murrey Will call the
signals in Don Lourie's place when the
contest begins. as the latter is very
light, and Trainer Keene Fitzpatrick is
not willing to risk losing him for the
Harvard game because of an injury that
might be incurred tomorrow.
Joe Scheerer. the tall punter, will also
be missing from the roster. having SUI.
fered a bereavement in his family Jusl
on the eve of the encounter. Moreover.
John McCaull will not be at left guard,
at least at the first whistle. for Roper
has decided to try McManmon in his
place The latter is built for the job,
being one OF the heaviest men on the
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squad. and the Tiger coaches have been
trying hard all season to develop him
To fill tho hole IN the middle sector Of
the line. Legendre will be on one wing
while Raymond Will be opposite him.
To-day's rehearsal started on, Univer-
sity Field, when Keel1 and Murrey tried
drop and displacement kicks from the
30-yard mark with fair success, while
Thompson was bootng the ball toward
the crossbar from all angles and dis
tances. Then the scene shifted to the
stadium, and q punting contest ensued
between Cleayes, Murrey and Thompson.
the former coming out ahead by aver
aging slightly under nfty yards dis
lance.
The college will look with anxiet,
tomorrow to detect some signs OF i'm
proyement in the line, and In view or
Yesterdays developments In scrirnmage,
1t seems likely that they VIII be en-
couraged. In the continued absence OF
Wittmer the Nassau instructors are put
to it. however, for a man to do the punt
inrg now that Scheerer is not available.
Cleaves should be able to fill the bill.
He Is a popular player here. and under
graduates will be glad OF chance 70
see him in the regular lineup. The team
will probably start against west VIZ
ginia as follows: Left end. Raymond ;
left tackle, Keck left guard. McManmon
centre, Capt. Callahan; right guard,
Dickinson; right tackle. Hooper; right
end. Legendre; quarterback, Murrey !;
left halfbach, Gilroy; right hanback,
Garrity fullback. Cleaves.
The freshman football team left mere
this afternoon for New Haven, where
they are scheduled to meet the III
youngsters on Saturday. In spite OF a
disastrous preliminary season the Tiger
cubs have improved steadily In the iast
two weeks, and local opinion Is tnat they
have at least an even chance 10 WIN
FROM the Rlue warnings.
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very likely to improve on that to-day.
Penn State recently beat Dartmouth and
piled up 100 points on Lebanon Valley.
Pittsburg and Lafayette ought to make
a hard game, with Pitt the winner
Syracuse should win over Holy Cross
with something to spare. The Orange
last week beat Dartmouth. which great
ly outscored Holy Cross.
Cornell stiIl EIated.
Cornell. very much elated over the
high score piled UP on Colgate, will
meet sterner opposition from Rutgers
but Cornell looks like a winner. Boston
College, which has been idle since Its
game with Yale. will meet Springfield
and another victory.
Columbia and Williams should play a
spectacular game In which Columbia
will get a chance to show its true met
tie. 1t played inane football against
Wesleyan and that game should not be
considered in an appraisal of the
strength Of Frank ONeilrs charges.
Fordham will play Detroit at De-
troit, and may surprise the Western
eleven. Detroit was beaten last week
by Bethany. but Detroit declares that it
was robbed. 1t made twenty-four first
downs against only four, and yet lost.
It sounds peculiar. Stevens should de-
feat Rensselaer, Poly. N. Y. u. will not
play to-day. as It has an election day
game with Trinity.
The first of the big freshman games
will bring together the Princeton cubs
and Yales yearlings at New Haven this
morning. Princeton won the Big Three
freshman title last season and bids fair
to repeat. Harvard freshmen will meet
Andover.
In the South the big game will find
Centre pitted against Georgia Tech
and what tussle 1t will be. Centre is
likely to be aven a better team that 1t
was against Harvard, while Tech
learned a lot against Pittsburg.
In the West the game between Mich
igan and Tulane of New Orleans will
attract a lot of attention. Tulane is
coached by Germany" Schultz. the old
time Michigan centre.
The big game in the conference will
be that between Chicago and Ohio
State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30

Betting on Football
Decried at Cornell

Special Despatch to The NEW yosK
HERALD.
r ITHACA. N. Y, Oct. 29.-Taking
cognizance OF reports OF betting
L by Cornell students on the
Dartmouth game. Graduate Manager
Berry to-day warned the undergrad
uate body that professional and
semi-professional gamblers. some Of
them residing in Ithaca, are begin
ming to realize the possibilities OF
betting against undergraduates who
are moved more by superheated hope
and blind enthusiasm than by calm
Judgment and knowledge OF the
facts. These men talk one way and
bet the other and in the long run
they swindle the innocents. They
cleaned Up on last years Colgate
game"
student betting" said Mr.. Berry.
"demoralixes the teams and leopard
lies their chances. The presence Of
professional gamblers like those who
figured In the baseball scandal
threatens college sport, and II I'M
checked may conspfrs TO influence
the results of games"
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Football Programme
for This Afternoon

Army VS.. Notre Dame, at West Point.
Princeton vs.. West Virginia, nc Prince
ton.
Yale VS.. Colgate, at New Haven.
Harvard vs.. Virginia, ut Cambridge.
Princeton Freshmen vs.. Yale Freshmen,
at New Haven "a. NJ.
Columbia vs.. williams. &C south Field
Stevens ". Rensselaer, Poly, ut Hoboken.
Cornell VS.. Rutgers, at Ithaca.
Boston College vs.. Springfield, ut Spring
Harvard Freshmen VS.. Andover. ut An
dover.
Pittsburg VS.. Lafayette, Mt Pittsburg.
Syracuse vs.. Holy Gross, mt Worcester.
Amherst VS. Hamilton, at Amherst.
brown vs.. Nerm0nt, at Providence.
Washington ard Jefferson rs. Westnin-
ster, at Newcastle.
Wesleyan VS.. Rochester, at Rochester.
States W.. Eowdoin, at Lewiston.
Maine vs.. Colby, ut Oroco.
Lehigh vs.. Carnegie Tech, at South Beth
lehem.
Massachusetts Aggies Va. New Hamp-
Boston University vs.. Connecticut Aggies.
ut Boston.
Allegheny vs.. Grove City. at Mead,iIle..
Srekneil VI. st. Bonasenture, at Lewis
Buffnio vs.. hobart, at Buffalo.
GARRISON Tech. VI. st. Michaei's, at
Geneva VS.. Alfred. at Beaver Falls.
Gettysburg vs.. Dickinson at Gettysburg.
Hnverford VS.. Ursinus, at Haverford.
Norwich VS.. Middiebury, ut Norwich.
Penns slVania Military VS.. Susquehnnnn,
at Chester.
st. Lawrence VS.. Canisius, mt Canton.
Swarthmorc vs.. Franklin and Marshall,
ut SwarthnOre-
Union vs.. Rhode Island, at Schenectady.
Western Maryland vs.. Drexel. ut PhiIa-
deIphia.
Centre vs.. Georgia Tech, at Atlanta.
washington and Lee VI. Virginia Poly,
at L,nehburg.
Virginia Military Institute vs.. North
Carolina State, at Lexington.
Vanderbilt VS.. Kentucky, ut Nashville.
Michigan vs.. Tulane, at Ann Arb0r.
Illinois VS.. Minnesota, at Urbana.
chicago VS.. Ohio State, at Chicago.
Indiana vs.. Northwestern, at Indian
California VS.. Oregon Aggies. at Cor
Stamford vs.. Oregon. ut Palo Alto.
NTERsCHOLAsTIC GAMES.
Hill School vs.. LawrenceyilIe, at Ohio
Field, New York.
Erasmus VS.. Flushing, at Ebbets Field
AdelDhi vs.. Barnard. ut Ozone Park,
Poly Prep VS.. New Utrecht, at Com
mercial Field.
St. Psnl,s vs.. Hackley School, at Tar
Glen Cove vs.. Marquard. at Glen Cove,
l.. i.
South Side vs.. Freeport. at Rockville
Centre, J.. j.
Brooklyn Evening High VS.. Concordia
Prep, at YorlSyiile, n. y.
ST.. johns Prep VS.. Alumni. at St.
Johns Field.
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West virginia Team Arrives.

spec.ol Despatch 20 THE NEW YoaK IIraALn
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct. 29.--West VIZ
ginia's football squad arrived here al
noon TO day. and at o'clock went
through n light workout on Franklin
Field. the home OF the University oil
Pennsylvania, Penn being In the coun-
try preparing for Penn State.
Meredith. the big end. was stili laio
IN and was ordered to bed at the hote
Instead OF taking part in the WORKOUT
r-here IS little hope that he will he able
Ia play against Princeton tomorrow
Hawkins was used at his end and the
other regulars were the same as an
nounced BY Coach Mcintyre yesterday
Bill Johnson. the big tackle, was
drilled for a long period in place kicking
to-day, indicating that Mcintyre place;
hls main reliance for scoring in the for.
ward pasa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
COLUMBIA HALLS
RETURN OF HARRIS
Quarterback on Hand After
Three Weeks Absence
Strengthens Team.

Buck Harris. Columbia's quarterback
who has been among the missing for the
last three weeks. made a dramatic re-
appearance on the scene late yesterday
afternoon. O'Neill and the Blue and
White varsity had already got into
toys and were on the football field when
Harris. unannounced and unexpected,
trotted out from the west gate and re-
ported to the coach. Needless to say
his arrival was hailed with Joy and Co
lumbia's chances for q victory to-day
have taken a big Jump.
The return OF the prodigal, who had
been at the bedside OF his mother for
some time, caused a general reversal In
O'NeilPs plans and necessitated another
wholesale shakeup In the team. This
time it was totally confined to the back
field and two players, who were counted
sure starters this afternoon viii not
answer the opening whistle. Harris. of
course, went to quarter and Canapary
returned to halfback. Burt VIII play
at his side and Thornton will be forced
to sit on the side lines. Another change
that was wholly unexpected was the
substitution OF Moszczensld for Appel
baum at fuliback. Appelbaum has been
playing regularly at fullback all week
and his line smashing was the sole re-
deeming feature of the Columbia play
against Wesleyan last Saturday. Just
who starts means little on an O'Neill
team, however. and Appelbaum is sure
to get in the game.
With Thornton out of the lineup
Harris will do the kicking for the Blue
and White. Thornton has a slight edge
on the quarterback In punting. but Har-
ris performed mighty well against New
York University. and it is on this that
O'Neill has decided to give him the as
signment to-day. Harris Is an expert
with the forward pass and easily excels
any man on the team In receiving punts.
The psychological effect OF his return
on the team scarcely can be estimated
and as well the playing ability of the
team has been greatly increased.
Harris, of course. was somewhat I'M
acquainted with the new formations
O'Neill has been drilling the team IN
for the Williams game and consequently
the varsity was forced TO so tht ough a
long signal drill lasting until dusk in
stead of the usual Friday light workout.
The eleven was mighty glad to do IL,
however. ard worked with will
Pulleyn will not have to be brought
behind the line now that Harris can
shoot the forward passes. and il he can
get the plays into his head in time there
| is little question that the varsity will
work much more smoothly than they
have in the last two weeks. The boys
have confidence in Harris, and without
this no team can succeed.
! One other change has been made in
the. line. Forsythe. who has played
right end all season. was shifted to the
left wing yesterday and Pulleyn moved
| to right
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GREEN TO RACE M. I. T.
Cross-Country Squads I'm Dual
Meet at Hanover.

SpectaI Despatch to THE NEW YoRR HERALD.
HANOVER, N. H., Oct. 29-Dartmouth's
cross country team gets into action on
it's home course tomorrow afternoon
against the NJ. l. T. runners. The race
win be conducted over the Old New Eng
land course, which has not been used for
five years. +. r. Marceau, IA, holds the
record for this course. An individual
tussle is expected between Capt. Coax
ley of Dartmouth and Capt. McMahon
OF the Engineers. Sherburne OF Dart
mouth also is expected to finish well up
on the list.
The following men will run In the
meet: Dartmouth--Coakley, Forbush.
Manchester, Merriam. Mills, Porter,
Shom and Sherburne. Nj. /. T.-blan-
ders. Heunessey. Hendrie, Mcmahon,
Robbins. Sanborn, Stone and Walker.
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v,rctninn. in Condition.

crARrorrEsvILLE. Va, Oct. 2s.-The
University OF Virginia football squad ieft
Friday noon for their encounter with
Harvard at Cambridge Saturday. TWEEN
ty-six men were taken, including twenty
three players. Coach Rice Warren ana
managers. The team Is In excellent
physical condition, and after a week o.
AZ renuous work in preparation have
hopes Of making a good showing AGAINST
the strong Crimson eleven. The Nir-
ginians were forced to take terrible
drubbing from Harvard last year. ~ 70
20. The team this year is considerably
stronger, however, and smaller score
is expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
BY DANIEL.

Copyright, by The NetcY okH erad
stirring ones
Miller Higgins
Johnny Eves return to the Cubs development IN re ush
val
v s the aG Leagues s an In one @ or
is @ a. S a' york. n Hu ha s sn g y for the
former manager OF the Tigers The acquisition " Jennings gives the New
Giants should for John Moraw
The made base.
session 1884 the
a first Ss Oh % 9a @ sn each sa other
second But Moaw and Jennings fixtures at their position.
lcs Island Willie Keller automobile
bat
League
Many Managerial Changes for the 1921 Season
leader
surprise and
ss o n take s' the pn p sS nossa
League are informed seeking take the place of Cactus era
a the spo @ a the Of Rsy
Detroit
Havnn and he Heavyweight Championship Bout.
There disposition
report Of the match being headed for Havana with
grain Of The promoters
fight Staged the country The handps BE-
s p'a But r must be that the movies would not
go to Havana for that part Of the "sravy"'
time rather aseouragng The
peddle
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But promoters So being
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STUDENTS GOING TO WEST POINT GAME

party OF 100 students OF the reserve Of
ficers training corps units Of Columbia uni
verslty, New York University, College q the
Academy will attend the West Point -Notre
name football game at West Point this
afternoon. The party VIII make the river
the Hudson River Day Line pier Mt '2gth
streot at 8 o'clock. The students VIII In
spect West Point, and after the game VIII
witness a special review of the cadet Tat
fnIln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30
20 goo EXPECTED AT CHICAGO GAME.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2o.--Thirty thousand root
ers. including a delegation I 900 strong
from Columbus. are expected 10 witness tire
Chicago Ohio State combat on the Midway
chalk lines tomorrow. No other contest IN
recent years has aroused the enthusiasm
evoked by the clash Of these mighty eieyer,s
II will ark the first meeting IN history
between the Maroons and the Scarf and
Gray.
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FRESHMAN GAME GOES OVER.

Bobb Watt. graduate manager of atli-
ietics Mt Columbia announced yesterday
tiat the game scheduled between the Blue
and White freshmen and Hamilton Insti-
tute for this afternoon has been indefinitely
cancelled. Watt said that n misunderstand-
ing between the two schools In regard 20 a
playing field caused the cancellation. The
game probably win be played later In the
eenaon. bat he could not say Just when.