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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-11
SERA EXTRAORDINARY LA
JAMAICA EN- LA ESCUE-
LA JOHNSON

La directora de la Escuela john
son. Sra. E. G. de Olivarri, qulen
funge ieualmente como Presldenta
del Club de Madres de la misma cs-
cuela, prepare con Ia cooperation
del grupo de maestras que trafalgar
baio sus 6rdenes, el gran festival
oue snualmente acoStumhra cele-
prar Ia mencicnaGa eScuela Johnson
con ell fin de -ecaudar fondos para
mejoras del establecimiento. FL fes-
tival que ahora Sc prepare conslstlra
en- una jamaica que promote ser algo
extraordinario. Dicha Jamaica tendra
lugar manana microbes, en- los pa
tjos del conocido planted educativc,
sito en- la esquina de las GALES S. Flo
res Y Guii5eau; Y les fondos que en-
ella Sc recojan habran de dedlcarse
a Ia creaci6n de unos baNos GHe Per-
fectamente acondicionados servlr!n
icualmerte para los alumnos dc Ia
escuela como para las famillas de
aouella iona. Una vez eStablecldos
los banos, ell comite directive de Ia
escuela Sc encargara de hacer un re-
glamento por ell cual habran de re-
girse cuantas personals quleran ser
virse de ellos.
Ell programa cscolar que por la
tarGe desarrollaran los alumnos sera
ell s~iguiente: Coros Patrioticos Esco
lares. por todos alumnos.-Marcha
de las Munecas, por los alumnos del
primer ano.-Cancion Poppy Land"
a cargo de los alumnos de los cursos
20. v 3o.-Marcha, Flores del Sol'
-Danza Especial, por Ia mia Fanny
Franks.-Solo de Violin, por la nina
Lucille Corgan.-Danza Espanola, por
la nina Lita Olivarri.-Danzas Esco-
cesas. por los ninos Lucille Y Robert
McDanold.-Danzas Irlandesas.-Ja-
rabe -Tapatio. por diez parejas de a
lumnos.-Baile de Paz Indio.
La sonora E. G.. de Olivarri, Di-
rectora de la Escuela Johnson nos
manifesto que contaba con Ia ayuda
que seguramente lie prestaria la Co
lonia Mexicana toda de san Anto-
MO. asistiendo a la gran jamaica que
Sc verificara manana Y de Ia cual
esperar sacar la suma indispensable
para la c~reacion dc los banos de la
e~scuela. "a el Consejo de Educacion
les facilit6 la suma dc $500 con la
que iniciaran en- breve los trabajos.
V una nina, Barbara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-11
Tn Dreadnought "a pa
ra Mexico
Cvienc de In la. Pag>

Z! citado dreadnought salio para
Kerry West, de donde partira a aguas
m~exicanas en- case de que sea nece-
saria su. presencia en- ell puerto de
Tampico para recoger a bo7do a los
centenares de americanos que Sc en-
cuentran en- aquel puerto y en- Ia 20
IA petrolifera.
FL Departamento de Marina anun'
clio oficialmente que cuatro dc los
Seis detroyers enviados a Key West
nabian partido anoche para el puer
to de Tampico. donde permaneceran
hasta nuevas instrucciones. Sc espe-
ra legaron frenta al puerto :amal
lipeco en- la manana del martes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-11
BR,EVES
UN SOSPECHOSC APRE-
HEND1nO

Los agentes de Ia policia reservada
capturaron aver en- Ia m~adrugada Z
un norte americana que no debe te'
ner arriba de Is amos. Ell ioven IS
hizo ~sospechoso a los detectives que
lie arrehcndieron cuando ron5aba or
las GALES vecir as q Ia cstacion de
pasajeros del Southern Pacific. Eue
como a las 4.3O a.. m, cuando lc con
dujeron a las oficinas de policSa, y va
para i~nternarle en- una zelda de la
ciudad lie registraron los bokillos en-
contrandole una pistola.
Ell ~sopechoso joven habra de per
manecer preso mientras Sc averigua
su ~conducta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-11
C0NDECORADO CON IA CRUZ
DE SERVICES DISTINGC1pNS

Aver en- la manana tuvo Iugar en-
ell campamento TRAYS n cerGlcrla
militar la cual fce %preparada con el
unico objeto de presentar una con-
decoration al Teniente Hubert W.
Keith. del go. de Infanteria de la
Segunda Division, por meritos en- cam
pana durante Ia pasada guerra num-
dial.
Sabese que cl teniente Keith tuvo
IN hecho heroico la jornada del %
de Octubre del ano dc 1918, en- las
~cercanias &c Cunel, Francia. GraciaS
a tai hazaha lie fuG aver S~ontedlda
la Cruz de Servicios Distinguishes
confederation que lie fue entregada
por ell General James G. Harbord.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-11

e. inc de que el famoso minis
sro de Hacienda del gobierno carran-
cista, Luis Cabrera, lego dizfrazado
a territorio americana, al cuai pc
metro por Eagle Pass, sigue tomando
cuer2o en- esta ciudad, robustecldo
Dor nuevos informes llegados de la
dicha poblacion f~ronteriza.
SegIn estos informes, LUIS Caore.
"a lego e. viernes hasta la cludad
de Mo~nclova, con el nombre de Luis
Miranda, V sin acusar por ningun de-
tale exterior. la alta personalidad
| cue constiouia dentro del carrancls-
mo.
Llam6 L. atenci6n del publico. ell
que ell jefe &c las armaS de Pie
Gras Negras o uno de los oficiales de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-11
AHORA Sc SIENTE MUI BIEN

Ciertos dolores simpre indican VI
nal funcio7an:iento de los rinones.
|. En- tales casos sus rinones requieren
atencion. Cuando sus manos@ Y pies
Sc hinchan y Sc siente I'd. cansa+o
V falto de apetito, a~tiendase en- Sc
guida. Mrs. L. Gibson, 18th and Edi-
SON SITS, La Junta, Colo, nos dice:
mis- rinones me originaron grandes
~trastornos. pero tome Foley Kidney
Pills V actualmente me siento muy
bien.n (Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-11
DEFUNCIONES

Sonora Dna. Martina Fda. dc
Casillas, q Ia edad de IS amos.
Nino Ramon Alvarado, a Ia edad
de Is meses, hijo del senior Ra-
mon Alyarado V de Ia sonora Feiia
\. de Alvarado.
Tn nino del senior Carmelo Aren
! de Ia sonora Irene Rubio de Aren.
In nino del senior Miguel Cortinas
Y de la sonora Aurora L. de Cortlnas.
Una nina de L. Armstrong Y de la
sonora Elvira Soils.
Tn nino &c R. Garcia y de Ia Sc
nora Marie J. de Garcia.
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Sc run1ora que lego a esta,
disfazado, Luis Cabrera

la euarnici6n, segun otras versiones,
-fuese en- I'm tren especial. kasta
Monclova. a esperar al citado Luis
Miranda. a quien trajo Immediate
mente hasta la frontera.
Sc sabe que ell incognito viajero,
pas6 a Eagle Pass, Y que tonic Ell tren
con rumbo a Spofford, ignorandose
81 haya Seguido su canine cor direc-
cion a San Antonio, o con la de FL
Paso, Texas. con objeto de dirigirse
a los Angeles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-11
LOS FUNERALES DEL SR. DON
ANTONIO PRIETO

Ala edad de "a amos dejo de eNs-
tir ell senior Don Antonio Prieto, el
ultimo domingo a las 10 de la mana
M. en- su r~esidencia Gale South Pinto
col. Hoy a las 10. a. m, Sc celebra'
ran los funerales en- los cuales habra
de oficiar ell Rev. Padre Lopez, de la
Iglesia del Immaculate Corazon de
Maria.
Sobreviven al desararecido senior
Prieto, 81 esposa y cuatro hijos: tres
varones Doroteo. Jose Y Guilebaldo
Ell entierro tendra lugar en- el pam
teen de Sal Fernando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-11
REGISTRO CIVIL
MATRIMONIOS

Apolonio Medez = Martina Ochoa.
Salome Cardenas Y Sofia Lugo.
Miguel V. McMary y Maria Fuen-
ties.
Jose Zapata Y Amalia Lomeli.
Victor Gonzalez Y Maria Castillo.
Espiridion Lopez y Doortea Gar
cia.
Jose Chapa e Isabel Nillarreal.
Ignacio V;ielgas y Paula Olive.
Felix Moscada Y E%nriqueta Coca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-11
NAClNIENTOS

Tn nino de Carmelo Aren e Ire
ne Rubio de Aren.
Una nina de Indalecio Reyes =
Ana Schultz de Reyes.
Una nina de Jose Alvarez Y Petra
Ruiz de Alvarez.
Tn nine de Agapito Escalante y
Margarita Jaso de E~scalante.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-11
VfA.JERO.

Lego aver a esta. en- compahia de
su csposa ' ~procedente del puerto de
Tampico, Mr.. J. B. Kilgore que sc
hospeda en- el hotel Gunter.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-11
PASA DON EMILIO
SALINAS

Ell General carrancista Emilio Sa'
linas, hermano politico de Carranza,
V al frente hasta hace POGO, del go
bierno de Chihuahua, estuvo aver en-
San Antonio, acompanado de su es-
posa.
Don Emilio Salinas, lego proce-
dente de e. Paso, Texas, y siguio ano
che mismo rumbo a Laredo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-11
CARTA DE
AMERICANA

Refugio Hernandez, originario de
Matehuala, San Luis Potosi, solterc
de is amos de edad y chauffeur de
oficio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-11
SANTORAL.

Nuestra Sonora de los Desampara-
dos.-Santos Maxine MARTYR, Mayo
10 Abad Francisco de Geronimo
Confesor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-11

I Entered as Secondc;s%s matter February
e1. 1918. az the Post Office a. San Aa;o-
nio. Texas. under ne Act OF March 9,
fSzi.
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EDICION ~SEMANARIA,
lNiAr-NLsAl

En- los Estadcs Jnidos: Se!s meses,
$3.50; I'm ano, Sl-e0.
Fuera de los Estados UniGos: CH
Rho. $3.50.
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LA PRENSA
ou,slo PoFuLAE INDEPENDENCE,

PRECIOS DE SUSCRIPClON:
4 EDICION DIARIA.
f En- Ia Ciudad,
+ A donicilio, so centavos al mes.
For correc. 90 centavos al mes
En- Ell resto del pals: Tres meSes,
Ti.75; Seis neses, $3.50; Ur arc, $500
Fuera de los EstadoS Unidos: Tres
meses, $3.50; Seis meses, $500; IN
sno, $1,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
DEFEATS CHAMPION
PETE" HERMAN IN
15-ROUND CONTEST

Anew YORK. Dee z3.-Joe Lynch.
IN bantamweight champion Of the
world. was today receiving the
friends.
wednesday night he scored a clean
cut victory over Pete Herman. Of New
ORLEANS. IA one OF the fastest bouts
seen here since the re1uvenation OF
boxing Lynch held an unQuestioned
lead IN ten rounds Herman had four
while one was even. Both men
weighed rs pounds at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon
Brought Out Big Crowd.
While the Dempsey Brennan bout
brought an enormous crowd 70 the
Garden last week. the interest
by the fans ia the fight gathered the
biggest crowd the structure ever held
The house was sold out early in the
afternoon and even the spectators
we're unable TO meet the demands Of
the late comers.
Tne curtain raiser WIS a fast
six round 20 between George
Thompson Of san Diego, Calf,
and willie Spencer OF this city.
Each lad vreiEhed us 81 pounds.
me judges disagreed and referee
Louis white decided on Thompson
ar the winner.
Roy Moore Of ST Paul. 1913 pounds,
knocked out Jimmy Martin OF Brook
lrn. III IL pounds. in the first round
Of the second bout. which was 70
have gone 10 rounds. Martin substi-
tuted for Cupie Collender OF this city.
Herman was an odds-on favorite
in what betting was INDUCED in,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

NEW YORK. Dee 23.-Characteriz-
IN ing as deliberate falsehoods state
ments credited to Ban Johnson
relative TO the election Of directors Of
the American league, Harry H Fra
zee. president Of the Boston club.
wednesday in a letter to 1Ir. Johnson
invited him 20 resign as president OF
the league and declared there can be
no peace while both remained I'm the
American league
The statements credited TO Mr..
johnson. and 10 which M Frazee
took exception, were:
The league had always resorted to
the ballot instead OF using the usual
rotation method q the election OF
board OF directors when It was found
the rotation method would bring an
undesirable member to the board, Z"
and 1T was the sentiment that two
members be not brought INTO qrec-
torate as they attempted 20 wreck the
American league
$50 Learn Something
e had hoped that you had learned
something in the two past years, M
Frazee's letter continued and since
AAa agreement "a E1a-aA " a. $500
in Chicago. have refrained from
making any comment. but upon this
uncalled attack upon Mr- Comislzy
and myself. I think 70 Is about time
for you 20 stop making threats and
urove some Of the many misleading
statements and assertions that you
have made. regardless OF the attitude
Of anybody else in the American
league want you 70 know that
from this time on there can be no
peace as far as am concerned while
you and I remain in the American
league
eli you have any sense Of Jus
fice or realization Of the harm
you have caused baseball, OF had
one spark OF manhood or any
regard for the game which has
made yen possible you would
tender your resignation rs preEi-
dent Of the American league BE-
fore causing any further harm
II you wish 20 20 into discussion.
either privately or publicly Of eur
relations since my connection
with the American league IN
1916. 7 VIII be pleased to meet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
BANTAM CRACKS FINISH WORK
GRIFFIN AND ZULU ARE READY

There has been quite some discus
sion made relative to the weight OF
the two principals. Griffin may have
an advantage Of a pound or two as
he is 70 weigh in at lis pounds at 9
o'clock in the morning before the con-
test and each has posted a forfeit
OF $3.50 that he viii be at the specified
poundage.
The splitting OF the purse has
also cauned much discussion and
for the benefit OF the fans match
maker James Erwin announced
Thursday morning that the purse
Of the match a. 80 percent OF the
gross receipts split 20 percent 10
the loser and 60 percent 10 the
winner. There Will probably be
n difference OF several hundred
dollars In the winning and losing
ends and there a. doubt but that
each principal intends to 10 In
and mix a from the initial bell.
This rs also the rule IN the semi
final contest Of the evening between
Scogie 1Iuskopf and Battling shapiro.
These two mitt singers by the
way, are in splendid condition and
both are confident OF victory.
Muskopf. who has the reputation OF
making his man fight every time,
knockout IA this battle and Il Is not
going to be him shapiro seems 70
have picked Up additional speed and
cleverness since his last appearances
in the ring and his friends are quite
enthusiastic over his showing Bat
has had some good handling and
coaching and there IS no reason Why
he should not acquit himself credit
ably.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-If you vii
IN look up the records Of heavy
weight champions you viii find
that every one Of them, from jim Cor
bett right down TO Jack Dempsey,
displayed extreme caution after he
had won the highest honors in his
division
Sport writer's are still trying 70
figure out why it was that Jack
Dempsey was not the zip roaring tiger
last Wednesday that he was before.
It's quite simple. II Sherlock Holmes
had made the same deductions Wat
son would have chirped MAR
Vicious"
Here It is;
When Jack Dempsey was coming he
had nothing 90 fear Like Napoleon's
soldiers who were invading Italy,
Everything they wanted was before
them" They got IT, So did Dempsey.
He tore into his opponents with
the reczlessness OF youth
He HluEEed his way TO the top.
There was none to stop him.
He ripped his way past Morris,
smith, LeFinsEy, Pelky, Brennan
Flynn and willard.
Then he was champion.
He was looked upon as the
greatest man that ever held the
title. Surely he proved himself
the most daring sluEEeE and hard
est hitter that division had ever
seen
we figured that in the future he'd
perform as he had IN the past Like
all other champs in the big division,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

ENGAGED IN a whirlwind windup q
j. their preliminary training for the
Is round bout on Saturday after
noon which is expected TO develop the
next opponent Of Joe Lynch, Dick
Griffin and the zulu Kid paused long
enough Thursday afternoon to re-
assure their friends that they are in
the best OF condition for the contest
ssT0u can tell my friends thar
never felt better in my life and
am confident that 1 am going
TO VIM Griffin announced.
aGrlffin and i fought a draw
before and they safd it. WAS the
greatest duel in southern his
tory. Well. Il Is going to be an
other scrap this time. except that
am going to be declared the
winner declared the sturdy
Brooklyn star.
Each bantam engaged in q hard
DAYS workout Thursday afternoon in
preparation for the contest as lt
marked the end Of hard work. Fri
day afternoon is going to be day Of
rest and on Saturday the lit fel-
lows viii enjoy a rest until the time
comes TO enter the ring Both we're
surprised at the result Of the Her
man-Lynch contest Wednesday night
In New York and, while awarding
every. credit to the New Yorker, they
did not believe that Herman would
be defeated so decisiVely. Lynch
they. consider IS one OF the best and
fastest OF bantam stars developed In
many years and they are glad that
the new titleholder is known as a
fighting champion" ana not one who
holds on 10 his title with death
grip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
nch Wins Bantam Title; Frazee Hits At Johnson
Little Bits of Sport


however. Jack began 10 worry. He
had 70 think Of his past rep and Of
his present title His bout with Bren-
nan was sort OF a disappointment, al
though he won every minute OF me
bout and was the aggressor through
out Strange as II may SEEM an
champs put up punk bouts after Win
ming the championship.
A Peep Into the Records
Look at Corbett. After winning
from John L Sullivan, he clnched the
worlds heavyweight title by stopping
Charley Mitchell At last he was a
real champion. What did he dOl He
took Tom Sharkey on for an eIhibi-
ton bout Of four rounds in San Fran
cisco and put up fearful exhibition
His first real fight was with FIJI
simmons and he lost in Il rounds
Mr.. Fitzaimmons after he be-
came cock OF the walk did stage
work. had his picture taken every
day. waited and waited and
finally picked mp a sucker from
the west by name Of Jeffries-
Wind you. this was Fitz's nrst
fight after he had beaten Cor
bett. He met Jeffries and was
stiffened in II rounds
Then we had Jeffries the champion.
The first man he met after winning
the title was Tom Sharkey and he
barely escaped with his life after %
rounds Of milling. The referee de-
clared Jeff the winner but to this day
there are hundreds who claim that the
sailor got the worst OF the decision.
Jeff did nothing after that He
met Jack Monroe. Gus Rubin, Jim
Corbett, Joe Kennedy and Hank
Griffin-all men that he had fought
before His first real test was with
Johnson and he was knocked out
LIP Arthn FizzIed With flynn.
Johnson. after grabbing the big
honors, made a miserable showing
with old Jim Flynn The bout was
stopped. but II was a second class
show. Then he took on Frank Moran
and went the full 20 rounds, firing
badly at the finish. but winning the
decision. A few exhibitions with sec
ond raters filled in his time before
he met and lost to willard.
What did the latter do after he got
the title? He met Frank Moran at
the Garden and stumbled through ten
rounds He was declared the winner,
but was handed no roses
The first real man he met
stopped him. That man was
NoTT, watson. you get the angle,
do you nOtf
A champion doesn't seem 70 be
himself at all after he hits the
crest Of the read Hes the
greatest Of course but he has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
ACCUSES AMERICAN
LEAGUE PREXY OF
CAUSING TROUBLE

you AZ any time or place you
mention.
But. in the meantime, I strongly
advise you 20 eliminate any further
attacks upon the Boston American
league baseball club, OF me person
ally"
The head OF the Boston club to-
gether with Col Rupert and Col
Houston OF the New York Yankees
and Charles Comiskey Of the White
SoL has been engaged in base1a--
war with president Johnson and five
other maEnates OF the American
league for some time matters coming
20 a head last year during the Carl
Nays case Johnson and his loyal
club owners stood Fast while the
National league and the three out
law" owners Of the American league
founded a 10 club organization The
Boston. New York and Chicago clubs
are considered the most powerful flo
the American league
Recently preaideut JohnEou
sharply criticised C0lE- Rupert
and Huston for alleged failure TO
Investigate the gambling scandal
The I2-feum league buEuboo
was thought 10 have been ban
llhed By the signing OF an lrmiI-
tee last month but talk has been
renewed OF the propoaed OrEani-
ration
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

comes clean" he may remain with
the Cubs. but at a reduced salary
George stnuinEHs new director
general Of the Rochester club de-
c1nred yesterday thar he IL not in
the market for HerEoE.
II cant imagine how that
rumor started said staillnEHs
a4for i have not contemplated hir-
ing HerzoE- I understand he VIII
remain with the CubE-n
William Teeck, president OF the Chi
cago club. insists there is no baseball
politics back Of his request FOR Walv-
ers on HerzoE-
Il am satisfied" he states. "tha,
Herzog IS on the square. ] do not be-
lieve Benton's story OF the alleged
bribe.
May Not Release Him.
IF we release HerZOg IL VIII be
because we think his services are not
worth $4,000 a season-the figures
in his holdover contract for 1921. II
we can make a more equitable ar
rangement, Charley may stay with the
Cubs"
HeydIer and Week prefer not To
discuss the possibility Of action
AGAINST Benton n he cannot con-
Wet HerEOEs but we have AZ on
good authority that judge lands
believes the National league
should drop one OF the two
players.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
Amateurs
Here From London

New York. Dec. "A second con-
tingent OF English amateur boxers
arrived from London wednesday TO
compete in a series OF International
bCuts here the middle Of mex month
In the party were Capt. z v. Chand-
Ter. heavyW eight Champion OF Great
Britain and the British army T. r
Brown. light heavyweight champion
OF the British army, and runner up 10
the winner in this class at the Olym-
pic games. and John Watson. heavy
weight champion OF the British navy.
The party was in charge OF Tex
OfRourze. official matchmaker OF the
international Sporting club here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
CALIFORNIA TO
WATCHAERIAL
OHIO ATTACK
Western Players Are Adept at
Interceptng Forward Passes;
Are Being Drilled.

Berkeley, Calf, Dec %. - uni
versity OF California football players
have been warned 20 watch the
clock" and look for a last minute
aerial attack TO a touchdown against
the Ohio State university at Pasa-
dena, Calf, New Years day.
Ohio State won the western confer
ence title by deafeaung the uni
versity Of Illinois with a touchdown
from a forward pass which started
when the game had but 10 seconds
20 80. The final whistle blew ven
before the play was completed
Other games Of the 1920 season
were won by Ohio State during the
last minute Of play. Against Wis
consin in the last four minutes Ohio
ran over two touchdowns. And the
Buckeyes pulled the Chicago game
out OF the fire the same way, It Is
said.
@Hoge" Workman. Ohio halfback.
who does most OF the teams forward
passing. has been described by Walter
Camp, noted football authority. as
wonder" at passing. Generally Pete
Stinchcomb, left half, takes the
passes. Stinchcomb is considered one
Of the best open field runners in the
game and this year was selected on
Camps iAI-American first team