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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-09-13
'Aladdin's
Lamp

Aladdin's lamp was only
one name for opportunity
it got him nothing unless he
used it.
Every legitimate human
desire is expressed from
time to time in The Leader
Enterprise columns.
1t you want to buy, the
seller is right at your elbow.
If you want to sell you can
summon the buyer who is
close at hand. When Alad-
din wished something he
rubbed the wonderful lamp.
If he were in Fitzgerald
now he would adopt the
modern method of using The
Leader-Enterprise Want Ads
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Ads furnish you the best
medium through which to
reach the most people in
Ben Hill County and adjac-
ent territory. To use them,
just write, phone or bring
your AID to
THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE
WANT AID DEPARTMENT
PHONE 1928.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-09-13
WARNING TO AUTO OWNERS

It is against. the law for children
under sixteen to operate AUTOMOBILES
and motor trucks in Georgia and il
becomes my duty to make cases
against any one under sixteen who |
md driving motor vehicles.
GORDON ROBERTS
County Traffic Officer
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-09-13
NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERsl

In accordance with Instructions BY
the Mayor and City Council, you are
hereby notified that the law against
children uder sixteen driving cars in
the city will be strictly enforced.
CHAS. F. DIXON.
Chief of Police
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-09-13
DIXIE BARBECUE STAND

we can serve you with barbecued
pork, mutton and beef daily. De.
livered to your residence promptly
on order, Cooked by a new sanitary
process. Let us send you your mex,
dinner meat ready for the table,
DIXIE BARBECUE STAND.
Pine and Sheridan Streets
Phone S94
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-09-13
LET YOOc LIVER 1--WE

A sluggish, slow acting Liver is the caus
: many ills; forfyou to be active and i,
good health the liver mus carry ohpoiso'
ofthe body. PLkNK'S LIVER PILLS contain Cal
onneiskiIIfu!ly conbinedwi other necessa
ry cleansing drugs which quickly and gently
lv pyou. liyec tut do not siclsen orgripe
g ar CGJ1 Lv0 GENERAL Stores &,
Made by the makers otPiank'e Th."" To.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-09-13
NOTICE.

To all partons of Roanoke Rural
School. You are hereby requested to
meet at the school house on Monday
night, September 10th, at 800 P. NJ,
for the purpose of electing trustees.
H. BULLARD,
County Supt
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-09-13

Mr. and Mrs. NJ Gottlieb and Mr.
and Mrs. Abe Kruger are spending
today in Albany.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Jordan left
Saturday. for Boston, Mass, where
Mr., Jordan will attend the mechani-
Cal section of the American Railroad
Association on the 14-1-16th.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-14
"'Ao-NiS5 JoBs m III iLto5NDoN

LONDON. Aug. 27. (By Maii) =
American bartenders are invading
England and getting Jobs In the more
pretentious bars and clubs frequent
ed BY young men because Of their
ability to mix cocktails. Older Eng
lishmsn still stick to their scotch
and soda" but the younger generation
II getting the cocktail habit.
One bartender when applying for
a position at q big club told the sec
retary he could mix 500 different
drinks. The Engiishman viewed him
with that expression 30 familiar to
Americans when they try to tell Eng
lish folks Of what a glorious country
America Is but hired him anyhow.
He has not run through his alleged
repertoire yet but has made good.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-14
KYNE's ORPHAN
SPLIT FAMILY

OAKLAND. Sept. 1I.--Peter b
Kync. short story writer, decided thu
climax Of his own life story Friday
Required TO choose between his wife
and 1b-year-oid Marcel Duprey
French war orphan. kyne chose hjs
wife and permitted tho boy to bs
taken into the home OF q woman
from tho French colony. San Fran
cisco.
An explanation was made by Kync
before Superior Judge Il. G. Robin
son In Juvenile court proceedings
that the boys actions had so un-
nerved his wife that she was com
pelled to 20 on an extended cruise
Of the West Indies. She In expected
home next month.
The court refused TO give out the
name Of the woman into whose home
the boy will 20, declaring that pub
iIcity would make Il difficult in car
inG for tho lad.
Confronted with much the same
difficulty In weaving the plots Of his
Captain Kicks stories. Kyne was COM
PEELED TO send the boy out Of his
household or keep his wife under q
constant nervous strain and III
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-14

According TO the figures furnished
by the druggists and other dealers in
H'bS'ns. MINI. the women and girls
Of that town since the first of the
present year have bought 3s7 boxes
Of rouge. ~ flour sacks Of face pow
der. and two and . half gallons Of
eyebrow black. .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-14

All the larger political parties In
the new republic Of Czecho-slovakia
give the women members places in
their councils. including the execu.
tive and administrative bodies both
central and local.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-14

! The first woman to take up life
insurance as q life work and the only
woman life insurance manager in the
world today. are distinctions belong
eng to Mrs. Florence z. schaal, who
In the executive head Of the women's
branch Of one Of the big Boston COM
panies.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-14

I. ID. whitmorc and family left
yesterday morning for San Diego
where they will make their homo
this winter.
Mrs. l.. Adams left this morning
for her homo In Gerber. California,
sfter having spent several days visit
Ing her granddaughter. Mrs. Leo
Houston and family Of this city.
Harry Booth was In town ysster-
day from his ranch In the valley.
} Mrs. william HsEcistcin loft this
morning for her home In Doris after
a visit with friends here.
Mrs. A. v. Kciiar. who has been st
! Crater lake for the past few weeks
( visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Herring
ton at tho Pinnacle entrance OF the
park. left this morning for her home
In Mccloud. California.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Brown left
, this morning for Red Bluff where
they will make their future home.
They have been visiting friends here
for the past few days.
Henry d. Davis. president OF the
Klamath Valley Lumber company.
was . passenger on this morning's
train for Portland where no will
attend to matters Of business.
l.. u. Walker Ii back from . bust
ness trip TO ChiioQuin.
Mrs. Agnes Jones, . well known
singer from Piedmont. California.
who has been visiting Mrs. A. J. voye
for the past two weeks, left this
morning at the urgent request OF the
San Carlos Opera company OF New
York TO accept u position with them
for the coming year. Mrs. Jones
expects to spend her vacation here
again next year an she was so delight
cd with her visit this fall.
Mrs. Flora Manning Is expected In
tonight for visit with her daughter.
Miss Marie Rambo.
william Griffith with his sons,
Levi and Frank. is In town today
from their ranches In Poe valley to
attend the funeral OF J. ID, Griffith.
N. Kuykendall. attorney for the
Southern Pacific company. Ia In town
today from Portland looking over the
tax rolls OF the county. G. G. Will
iiams 10 another Southern Pacific Of
ficial who is In town today.
itor yesterday afternoon from his
home near Keno.
Earl Bechdoldt came In from Bon
onxa yesterday on business.
Charles Schmidt and Paul Schmidt
are here from Astoria for = vacation
visit.
Mary jenkins has returned from
Portland where she has been Waiting
for the past two weeks.
Miss Claudia Langell is expected In
town tonight from her home at bly,.
She will stay over night here before
continuing on to Portland, where she
plans on entering business college.
| Charles Snow was county seat
business visitor yesterday from his
klamath valley ranch.
} Edward q. Reams came In yester-
day to transact business with Klam-
ath merchants from his ranch In the
valley. ,r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-14
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Hardcnbsook
accompanied by Horace u. Grain.
who has been visiting thcm for tho
past two weeks. left for Portland This
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Hardcnbrook
will be- gone for . week or ten days.
Mrs. u. N. Laidiow registered, at
tho White Pelican hotel last night
from Crockett. California. shs will
he remembered by old settlers NJ
Grace Beach.
J. u. Kineh and wife are klamath
visitors from Chico. California.
II. II. Hannah and wife arrived
yesterday from San Francisco and
are guests st tho white Pelican
hot-i.
Harold Morine left this morning
for Los Angeles after . few days
spent with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Finley left yes
terday afternoon for Fort klamath
where Mr.. Finley will attend to mat
ters Of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. N. Oehrt left this
morning for their homo In hcFar-
land. Kansas. after IN extended visit
with friends In Klamath county.
Miss gladys Lcnox has arrived for
an extended visit with her father.
Dave Lenox. proprietor Of the Shasta.
I. C. Mccall left yesterday for
Paisley. Oregon. where he was called
by the death Of his younger brother.
w. 8. Worden and wife left yes
terday morning after having spent q
week here visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
HALEY ut their home on Portland
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Worden will
make the return trip by Bend by
auto.
Mrs. Ira Orem was In town yester-
day from her home on the Merrill
road making arrangements for the
funeral OF her father. Judge Griffith.
r. N. Cunningham was a county
seat visitor yesterday from his ranch
home at Pine Grove.
Mrs. James Moore arrived last
night from Corning, California. for
a visit with relatives and friends
here.
Charles Hood was in town yester-
day from his homo on the reserva-
tion.
Tim Mahoney. an ex-seryice man.
was in town yesterday from Merrill
taking out his last papers OF natur-
alisation. Mr.. Mahoney has been .
British subject up until this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, M. Caden and two
small sons left this morning on the
train for their home in Sacramento.
They have been Visiting Mr.. Caden's
sister. Mrs. J. r. Willet. at her home
on Jefferson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Slaughter have
arrived from Sacramento to make
their home In Klamath Falls. Mr.,
Slaughter is employed on the South
ern Pacific line into this city.
Mrs. d. M. McLemore and baby
left yesterday in their car for the
return trip to their home In Oakland,
California.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-14

/ In some parts Of West Africa the
girls have long engagements. On the
day Of their birth they are betrothed
20 q baby boy. q trifle older than
themselves. and at the age Of 20 they
are married. Tho girls know Of no
other way Of getting q husband, and
20 they are quite happy and satisfied.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-14

In addition to being the first
woman in Massachusetts to run for
n state office. Mrs. Alice n. Cram, Of
Boston, who In the choice Of the bay
state Democrats for state auditor,
has the distinction Of having been
the first woman general contractor
In the United States.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-14

The last census in Bengal revealed
the remarkable fact that Id that pro-
vince there we're 1000 baby girls
who had been married, and Of this
number 600, all less than year old.
were already widows.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-14

; A. switser was a county ssat Wis
i. J. Hancock and n. Hanna, Union
OIL company Representatives, are
here from Sacramento Of busnisn
with the local plant. ~"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-14

q. A. krause, manager Of the
klamath Lumber 4 Box company.
has returned after an absence Of Q
week in Yakima, where no attended
to matters Of business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-14

Japanese wives OF the middle and
lower classes frequently blacken
their teeth to please a Jealous hus-
hand.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-14

health. Finally he brought charges
Of incorrisibility against the boy in
q Juvenile court action.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-14

A Classified Ad Will asll Il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
CANYON DEFEATS
WAYLAND ELEVEN

nItNlNl W Inc NNWN.
CANYON, Tex, Nov. 20.-canyon
gridlron here Friday by the score of n
10 :. From the beginning II was aIr
parent to all onlookers that Canyon
had entered the game 10 win. The nor.
NAL played practically all the time In
Wayland's territory. and time and again
Wayland prevented another touchdown
by fallying at the lost moment.
The only touchdown marked 20 Way.
lands credit was made early In the first
quarter. Llpscomb intercepted a for.
ward pass from Jenkins 10 Lancaster
aud carried the ball Ia Canyons one.
yard line. A forward pass netted n
touchdown for Waylnnd. From this
time 20 the end Of the game. Canyons
goal was never materially threatened.
The enthusiastic support given this
team by the student body aud friends
contributed largely 90 the success ~
the game The afternoon was ideal for
football, and long before the game was
called the grandstand and tho side lines
were crowded with football enthusiasm
The spirit Of victory seemed 10 possess
the crowd. and time and ngain II
chccrcd sumo spectacular play Of tho
home boys or substantial gains I'm line.
buclglng.
with one or two exceptions tho game
was clean sport from the beginning 10
the end. but Canyon outplayed and out.
gcneraldcd wayland az every stage ~
the game. Most " the normal team
had never played football until this acn.
son, and Tor this reason they have hecii
handicapped. However. Coach McCofj.-
h. has given them good training and
they are now playing the game In good
fashion. g.
Officers PARCELS. Amarillo. referee:
,lakcmore. umpire; crudgingion. head
lincsman.
Lineup. 'H
Canyon--l.ancastcr aud Henry. r. a.:
Trowbrldge. r. e. Sanders and Caroy.
E. a.; Floyd Golden. c.: O'Keefe ard
hazlewood. l. a.; Hoy Golden, !. q: Wal.
lace. l. e.; Jenkins. q: Durham. |. H.:
Ferry and Akcrs, r. h.; Mccorkle and
Rattenficld. (. b.
Waylapd-l.ipscomb. r. e.: brady. 3.
l.; Kennedy, r. a.; C0denhead, G.: Jones
IND Head, !. g.; McCoaland. I. T.: Mum.
wy. !. o.; Mccohadcr. a.: Brazil. !. h.s
Cranes. r. h.: Robertson, I. b.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
OHIO STATE WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
OF WESTERN CONFERENCE TAKING
DECIDING CONTEST FROM ILLINOIS


IlBANA. H.. Nov 20.--Ohlo staL
carried The 1920 football championship
ct the Western Conference hack to the
Presidential state tonight.
In the most spectacular finish seen
on historic Illinois Geld IN years. tho
ohiuians triumphcd over Iliinols. 7 q
o. today when Myers. In the last ten
seconds of play snatchcd a 3i-yard
forward pass from Workman and
dashed across the orange aud blue line
fur the only touchdown of the game.
Pete Stinchcomb. brilliant Ohio LETT
nall back, kicked the goal.
beginning today's game Ohio ~.
manned indicated this season. and has
uudlsputcd Claih To the title. Both
teams were keyed tn high fighting
pitch and fought virtually on even
rms. Illinois weakened through the
Ions ~ Captain John Dcplcr. nll.west.
'ru center. and further crippled hy ia.
iuri,s Ia Carney. brilliant rcc,V.ug
pnd ~ the spectacular Wnlklgt Carney
aerial combination and Ralph Fletcher
star kicker and hHlf.hCk. fought stub.
hnrnly tn check the smashing attack
OF Ohios superb lackfiod. Tho Ohio.
Inns carried the fright into Illinois ter.
rltury during most OF the game. al.
though each eleven marched with tho
hall To within inches tho opposing
goal, hut lacked the drive To push tho
oval across.
The crowd Tint packed Illinois ron
Mas The h.Egcst that ever Witnessed
football game in this town. - OO1 pct.
SOM damned within the gates. Thou.
sands wor" turned away. George lluu
director 90 athletics said that 10000
APPLICATIONS Tor seats had been ~.
CuiNed.
Ohio snt 5000 spectators 90 the
gamc, there WINS the special train r'
. cars running iu three sections from
Ohio capital and hundreds % Ohio
aiudcnif mo,Drl the 3Ci miles Co stc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
FOOTBALL
RESULTS

Al Amhcrst-Amhcrst. IL; Williams
I.
a, Acdiord -MasSachusett,
'ggics 20; Tufts. o.
At Morgnntown. W. Waves, Win
anla. 20: Bethany, o.
At Worcester, Mass-lIoly Cross. 20
New Hampstead. o.
Al schncctady, y. Y.-Union. :; Ham
lltun. 2
At Easton. Pa.-I.afayette, %; lie
high. =
Al Huhokcn. y. J.--Stevens, 81: New
York University. -.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3: Wabash
o.
At Louisvillc-Cc Center College. ~: vir
ginia Poly. Institute, o.
At Clcvcland-lialdwln Wallace, 20
Case, ..
~ Springfield. Mass.-Springsicld v
NJ. 9. A. College. q univerc.:. q DE
iroit. ,.
~ lIavcrford. Pa.-swarthsarc. ss,
faVerf0rd. d.
Al indianupolis-Rutl Q: Y. NJ. C.
\. Tcachers' College. o.
~ Mortified, Minn.-Carleton, II,
McAlcstcr. o.
Al Aillwaukec--M Marquette University.
10; North Dakota University. o.
AZ Baltimore, Md.--Iohns Hopkins
~: Western Maryland. a.
AZ Camp Pike. Ark.-Camp Pike. o:
Camp Travis. q.
Al Little Rock. Ark.zI.it,le Rock
High. -. Bort smith. q.
~ liirminghnm-llirmingham South.
crr, Il. Howard. :.
At lierklcy. Cal.-l'nlvcrslty Of Call.
iurnia, is. LELAND stanford. Jr. q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
HARvARD'S KEFTY kIeKERS Win
CLOSE T0EIGHTY THOUSAND PERSONS
WITNESS GREAT STRUGGLE Of GIANTS;
CRIMSON ELEVEN FAILS Of TOUCHDOWN
ny TnE ASSOCIATED rRkss.

NEW HAVEN Conn., Nov. so-RepuIscd repeatedly in their
attacks at The Yale goal line today Harvard resorcd 10 kicking
oense and with three field goals defeated ;h Els TO o. in the
annual football combat in the Yale bowl
Inc contest witnessed by close 10000 spectators and the
trynnh between the universities IzS was a.rcmarb
able exhibition OF the comparative modern open game
HE defeat OF Vale while pccicd took most unusual turn
ue to the ragged but defense OF tie Els who facing far
nore finished football machine. refused awcd by the gdron
uggcrnaut Of Harvard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
Battle Savagrly.

Th' Yale plnvora batthd 81 snvagcly
ihu although 'hr Cambridge elan sever
u times drove the Eiis hack to ;hr
'hndow u heir own goal posts, touch.
down WIS beyond the physical ability of
the Crimson eleven led by Arnold
ilorwoon.
IN this crisis Harvard fcll back upon
The %icl, for field goal and three times
out Of fl"c tries. booted the hall between
The uprlrhts.
Both teams showed stronger de.
Tense than attack ana this was pariicu.
larry noticeable In the case ~ Yale
which apparently had assimilatcd the
lesson uf tbs Princeton d,f feat and FOL.
lowed the hill with commcndhhlc zeal.
Harvard, found Il reasonably easy 10
goin ground between the 20 yard lines
hut once within striking distance of "a
touchdown the Yale line and secondary
defense stiffencd and held their rivals
tn small gains.
The Blue however. failed 10 develop
ANYTHING In the way of deceptive at.
tack.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
Washington and Lee
Takes Final Contest

w Anaociated Pres
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.--Washing.
ton and Lee concluded It's football sea.
son here today with a 10 20 victory
over Georgetown. The score In about
, cofrect representation % the strength
Il the two teams today for the generals
clearly outplayed Georgetown IN open
field work and especially In tho PASSING
game. Costly fumblcs marked George
towns playing throughout and always
one of Coach Raffcrty's pupils was
there 10 grah che loose ball.
The Lexington team scored n touch
down early In the game after George.
town Ind worked the hall practically
the full length VI the field ON line
nlunscs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
Granger VIII Head
Texas Tennis Squad
ny Associated Pres.


AUSTIN. Texas. Nov. 20r-Charlcs
Granger 81 Austin has been chosen
to head the University OF Texas ten.
nis squad, and negotiations are under
way Tor a dual tennis meet with Texas
A 4 NJ. College In addition 90 the
participation Of Texas tennls players
IN the Southwestern Conferences tour.
namcnt.
Granger has won his tennis letter
for three years at the university. H.
has been champion Of the Southwest
IN singles and doubles twice. and last
wear he won the Southern champion.
ship In singles and doubles. There
are twelve men On the squad. Tiny
hive been ranked and any member
Il the squad may challenge any mons-
her IN the rank above him. while any
student II the in'titution may chai.
lcngc a member of the squad for lbs
position. This Is expected 10 develop
Keen competition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21
OKLAHOMA UNABLE
To MORE THAN TIE
AGCIEs Or KANSAS
LOSES CHANCE Of HEING ALI,
NiCEniiOi CHAMPIONS on
MISSOURI VALLEY.

Nv NAhNHihttd ffffH.
NORMAN. okla. Nuv e0-The ok,
hui1a University team lost us chance OF
h"llg tn llNictUrious ohlmpiuns uf the
Missouri valley conference when tho
fact Kansas state Agricultural eleven
held II toa ." ; tic here this afternoon.
tn" Arri'a srurod first just before the
'nd II the first poriud 81 pay. Whit
punted 20 yards io Kinds who signlilrd
f"r trir catch. u wns the Ag,ics hall
ga their own 4N.yIrd iiDr \ pass from
Cowcll To- Srhrlng Noted ~ wards and
i.rs, down. Go,rl,e made \ yards through
tn line and then plunged through ~
one more Kinds went around right
,nd for five yards and first down. Axiine
failed a. gain bu: Cuwcll passed o. Ran.
dolls Tor a loyard gnin aud first down.
Goes for Five Yards.
Conrkv went through Tor five wards
then for two ana first down. with thu
goal Ia go. Swatrk was uflsida and Oh.
lahomn was pcnlllz,d half the distance
tn IN" gtal line
II WIS the first down again for tho
Angles hut they were pennlzrd five
yards Tor OF side. Then Kinds passed
tn Cowcll Ter slN yards and the second
touchdown Tho Kansas Agsics have
m1do this year against Missouri Valley
conference team Huston kicked goal.
The second quarter started with the
ltll Dn Oklahomn's }5.ynrd line IIiii
went nr'und lift end for yards
Swat"k went through the line Tor two
yards ard first down. placing the ban on
okhhOma's award !inc Then Wait.
hclirl HYard pass 20 Marsh who ad.
uncd the h,u - yards further before
being downcd. placing the ball On IN.
Agg s. l0ygrd line.
llill plunged for three yards and
Marsh went around right end for four
ipor' Whit" hucked center Tor one yard
and the l1li WINS ON the Aggics' one.
yard line. SWATCH WAS called upon TO
cross the line and followed Paul John.
sion through let tackle. Davis kicked
goal.
Scoring Ceases.
Here scoring ceased. Five thousand
people saw the game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-21

Score hN quarters Oklahoma, q; q; 1,
a.. Agri,s :: o: q; q :. Substitutions.
oklahoma. Marsh Tor I.uster. Deacon
lev Eimondsnn. Tyler fur White. Kan.
'sns Nerics: Hahn for Cleland. Schmlty
Tor Hahn. Sears for Gocrkc. Touch.
downs Swatcs. ". Cn'"cn Goals fruu
touchdowns' Huston. Davis.
First downs. Oklahoma 2r, k1nsrs.l2.
Yard gained IN scrimmagC: Oklahoma
?a2. Kansas PC
PASSES; oklahoma attempted ~. and
completed three Tor u yards Kansas
attempted 20 and completed ~ for 81
yards pun.s White six Tor Ion syards
average Is yards. Davis one Tor 30 yards
Huston 10 Tor total 800 yards. average
g. Yards
Penalties oklahoma . Cor total %
yard Kansas q fur total 20 yards.
Fumhlrs. oklahoma 3: Kansas nnne
Yards less IN scrimmngG oklahoma.
81 kanns 10 Time out. Oklahoma. o.
Kansas \.
Officials. Referee. J. g Grover. Wash
ingiun University, Umpire. Earl Schlad'
man. kansas. Hcadlincsman, Walton
Holmes. Missouri