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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-30
YOUNGSTOWN

Announcement has been made OF the
engagement Of Miss Kathryn Steinbright,
daughter of Mrs. Mary Steinbright and
Mr.. Paul w. Slanker, son Of Mr., and
Mrs. II. Adam Slanler. OF 636 Chain
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Keeler, Of 1895
willow street, are receiving congratula-
tons upon the birth of a daughter on
December "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin 3. wildman,
of De Kalb street, entertained at an in
formal dance in honor of their son, MIR.
Franklin Il. Wildman, Jr., who Is home
from Hill School, Pottstown, for the
holidays.
A number of the younger 'school set
were guests at q small dance given by
Mrs Aaron S. swartz and Miss Anne
Swartz in honor of Master George Bu-
chanan, of Lawrencevllle Academy who
is spending the holidays with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Aaron 8. Swartz,
of De Kalb street.
Mr.. and Mrs. william K Wilson and
their small son have returned to their
home in Providence, r. l., after a visit
with Mrs. Wilson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Vaughan, of Green and Airy
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Garfield Jones and
their son, of New York City, are guests
of Mrs. Jones' mother Mrs. Henry G.
wentz, of West Main street.
Mrs T. ]. wanner, of West Main
street, has returned from Reading, where
she visited her son and daughter-ln-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wanner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncy Evans OF Jack
son, Mich, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. IL.
l.. Evans, OF West Main street.
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NEW DELAWARE RIVER BRIDGE
In the Evening Public Ledger. on Friday
January ado.
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. George Walker Ketcham, OF 23.
Harvey street. has returned from the
University of Virginia. Charlottesville
Va. to spend the holidays at his home
Mr.. and Mrs. Rldolph seglel Wagner
OF Buffalo, n. Y, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs George L. Walker. of 129 East
Upsal street.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred n. Budd, of 81
High street, have returned from a short
stay In Brooklyn, N. Y, where they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis B. Budd
Miss Eleanor purvIance, daughter OF
Mrs Peregrinc Wilmer, OF 1929 West
Coulter street. student at Farmlngtor
School. Massachusetts, Is spending the
holidays with her mother. Mr.. Nelson
Purviance, who Ia attending school al
Pomfret, Conn, has also returned home
for the holidays
Mrs. Thomas Henry RuncIe, OF Lans.
downe. formerly of Germantown, an
nounces the engagement OF her daughter
Miss Burr.ll Luck, to Mr.. Hobart Row
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Photo by Bachrach

ter of the Phi Delta Psi Sorority at her
homo last evening Among those
present were Mrs. Harold X. Brown,
Miss Louise Chapman, Mrs. Joseph
ODonnell, Miss Mildred Pidgeon, Mrs.
Harold Dohner, Mrs. George Tlood,
Mrs. Thomas F'rantz, Mrs. Frank Lee
Miss Phyllis Sanner, Mrs. Mortimer
Trauyott and Miss Estelle Wood.
Miss Rosalind Landesberg. of BS37
Walnut street, entertained the Lambda
Sigma Lambda Sorority at her home
recently. Among those present were
Miss Frances Braude. Miss Eta Gold
berg, Miss Anne Lieb, Miss Dorothy
Meisel, Miss Pauline Schwartz Miss
Fannie Scharfsin, Miss Alice Snyder,
Miss Ida Anthony, Miss jeanette Nfesl.
rov, Miss Lillian Rosenblatt, Miss Rose
Sagorsky, Miss Minnie Rosenfeld, Miss
Jennie Potash and Miss Fritzle Stou-
man.
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land, son Of Mr. and Mrs William l.
Rowland, Of Media
Miss Peggy Watson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Frank r. Watson, Of 6tO1
Wayne avenue, In entertaining a. her
guest over the holidays Miss Margaretta
White. of Princeton. N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs, John r. Brown. Of ss4
East Walnut lane. announce tho en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Mary
Brown, to Mr.. George b. Breen, of this
city
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ALONG THE READING

Mrs. Howard r. Levich and her son.
in-law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs All
bert Sidney Rambo, OF Whitewood
Ogontz. have opened their town house
916 Clinton street. for the season.
Dr. J. Frederick Herbert OF Penmar
Old York road, Ogontz. has left for q
trip to Porto Rico. He will return the
middle OF January
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Catholic Hiah Alumni Meet

The Alumni Association Of the Roman
Catholic High School for Boys held its
twenty first anniversary dinner last
night in the Hotel Adelphia. Frank A.
toastmaster. The speakers were Will
liam II. Burns. '0G; John Convery, 10
William j. Dietrich, '16: John Mar
tin Doyle, '03; Thomas L. Gain, 90;
Michael j. McEnery and John j. Muir
ney, '05. and Joseph Worthington, 10.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
centennial TAKES
HARO GRID STRUGGLE
Chilson Carries Oval Over in
Third Quarter Defeating
La Junta 70
NEWTON WTTHERS

In. one OF the best played footoaii
games of the season. the Centennial
Bulldogs defeated the La Junta grid
sters to the tune of 60 o. Centennial
won the game in the third quarter.
The Centennial warriors came on the
field wrapped in their new red anu
white &C" blankets. amid the cheers
OF the Centennial fans. The La Junta
boys came on the field Immediately az
forwards accompanied by many OF
their loyal supporters, considering the
weather.
La Junta kicked off, Privett received
and returned kick. Breeder receiveo
and fumbled. Wallace. Centennial
man, covered ball. Centenniafs ball.
McQuaid carried the ball for gain
OF yards around right end. Ihen
not being able to make downs Centen-
NAL lost the ball to La Junta- La
Junta kicked. Chilson received. carried
ball to 5O-yard line. The rest OF the
quarter was continuous fight be-
tween the two teams. neither able to
gain any ground. Quarter ended with
bali on 55-yard line, Centenniars pos
session.
Second Quarter:
Ball on 55-yard i,ne. centenniars
possession. Privett, right halfback.
took ball around left end for gain
of 10 yards. Centenniafs pass was in
complete. Privett kicked, kranz re-
ceived and carried bail to 60-yard line.
Here la Junta fails TO make downs.
Quarter ended on 6u-yard line. Ball
In Centennials possession.
Third Quarter:
Centennial started with a rush. car
rying ball to e0-yard line. After sev.
eral line smashes Gibson carried ball
over for touchdown. Mouiton
kicked goal. Score Z TO in favor OF
Centennial. Centennial kicked on.
Kranz received and carried ball to 30
yard limo. Quarter ends. Ball in La
Junta's possession. 3o-yard line.
Fourth Quarter:
La Junta tries plunger unsuccessiuliy
to make gains. Kranz kicked. Privett
received, took ball to 35-yard line. Cen
tcnnial after many successful passes
takes ball to 25-yard line. BULLDOGS
try to get over the line but fail. Moui-
ton makes a good try at place kick
but the ball failed to go over. La
Junta's ball. 20-yard line. kranz takes
ball around left for a gain of 40 yards
but the whistle blew and thus broke
up La Junta's sudden comeback. Ball
on 2o-yard line. La Junta's possession.
Final score to 0 in favor Of Centen-
nial.
OFFICIALS: NJ n. Porter, referee;
George Kief, umpire: A. B. Prindlc,
head linesman.
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
COLORADO SPRINGS HI
DEFEATS LAMAR 100
Valley Team Holds Terrors
Eight Times At
Goal
Special to The Chieftain:

special TO The Chfeftain:
Colorado Springs, Nov 19.-The
Colorado Springs Terrors defeated the
Lamar football eleven yesterday on a
soft and muddy field by a score of
100. The Terrors made twenty-one
first downs to Lamars four.
The Lamar team showed unusual
defensive strength in several periods
Of the game. the Terrors on eight diff
ferent occasions getting the oval to
the ten yard line where they were
held.
Phelps for the Colorado Springs
aggregation played star game.
Warner kicked goal from field. and
booted the pigskin over the bars on
Bevan's touchdown. Pierson for
Lamar played strong defensive
game and was the star for the losing
eleven
Captain Brown. Ryan und Murray
of the Terrors ware out of the line up
today.
Bevan OF the Terrors slipped thru
n hole in the Lamar defense during
the second quarter for a gain OF five
yards and the first touchdown of the
game. Warmers toe sent tho oval
over the bar from the twenty-five
yard in the final quarter.
Longmont football eleven, champions
Of the Northern Colorado Interscholas-
tic football league will meet the
Springs Tesrors next Saturday, the
winner of this game to play the Salt
Lake City high school team for the
Rocky Mountain championship.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
DEMON NRIVERA- THE W0P
BOUTPROMISES FISTIC TREAT
Soldier Roberts and Kid Butler Are Matched for Six
Rounds Bantam Batlers In Great Shape
for Tuesday Battle

land the blow that will mean a vio-
tory for the Demon.
Both battlers appeared to be in
shape to enter the ring on a minutes
notice after their workouts yesterday.
Wop stepped off ten fast rounds with
three sparring partners and showed a
burst Of speed thruout the entire
periods. That stinging left hand that
has once dropped Rivera and made a
chopping block out of Pagano flashed
into the midsection and head of the
sparring partner with telling effect
and accuracy yesterday.
At the Steel Works Y Rivera step
ped off four fast rounds with Kid Mex
and there was plenty of evidence that
both boxers unloaded smashes carry
ing much steam behind them. Three
hard rounds followed with Young Dia-
mond boring in and giving the Demon
a battle of the slugging order. Kid
Manuel added three more rounds OF
whirlwind order and Rivera then top
ped off the afternoons activities with
shadow boxing before going on the
rubbing tables.
Confidence of both managers and
boxers is supreme in the way OF an
/, early decision and there is no doubt
but that the fight will open up at a
whirlwind pace that will be carried
out as long as the scheduled twenty
/ rounder will last.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
HARVARD ROMPS ON YALE,
FINAL QUARTER VICTORY
Field Goal by Yale Captain Overcome When Owen
Repeats Performance and Scores Touchdown
for Crimson Eleven in Last Period

Cambridge. Mass, Nov. 1s.-(By The
Associated Press)-A crimson victory
marked the annual Yale-Harvard
game today. The score was ten to
three. 1t was a last period victory in
which a touchdown by Owen. a goal
by Buell. and a goal from the field by
Owen. gave the team of Captain Kane
s points which surpassed the three
points gained by Yale thru the field
goal Of Captain Aldrick. kicked in the
first quarter. The hard triumph was
unexpected generally coming after a
season OF uncertainty from the Grim
son eleven and of previously unbroken
success by Yale. 1t caused an unprc-
ccdented triple tic In the standing
among tho big three Princeton the
winner over Harvard, Yale the tanners
OF the Tigers. Harvard the visitor over
Yale.
This fortieth Yale-Harvard game
was played in the Harvard stadium
before crowd OF almost 5000. AT
the close Harvard adherents poured
into the gridiron for celebration.
With Yale leading 3 to 0. the game
turned in the third period on Bucll's
feat in running back. thru most of the
Yale team. punt which he caught at
midfield. His dash covered 81 yards
carrying the ball to Yale's IL yard
line
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
?. A. C. TO STAGE
SMOKER TUESDAY
Newly Organized Club Enter
Talent for Amateur
tournament

Several entries were listed with the
Pueblo Athletic club yesterday for the
Amateur tournament to be stared by
this club during tho month of Decem-
Der.
Six boxers and two wrestlers have
been entered under the colors of the
E. Pluribus unum Athletic club 1ust
recently organized and several other
names OF competitors have been listed
from the Kid Buttner and Stranger
Burton stables OF wrestlers, with some
boxers from the boxing school now
under the direction OF frankie Dean.
In the group OF battlers and mat
grapplers to represent the e. Piuribus
Unum club are the following: Boxers
Battling Molly. 122 lbs, Young Mike
ODowd. 12s lbs, Kid Marks, so lbs.
Young Levinsky. 165 lbs. X. o. Moran.
1t5 lbs. Java Kid. 135 lbs. wrestlers
Stranger Perko. 130 lbs. Young
Mrones. 1870 lbs.
The Pueblo Athletic club will hold q
smoker on Tuesday night, November
p. the night before tho Rivera Won
card and have publicly extended an
invitation to the sporting fraternity
of this city. Several exhibition box
ing and wrestling bouts will be held
and songs and speeches will make up
the program. The smoker will be Of
the get together" purpose and for
the furtherance Of the boxing game
in Pueblo. .tf
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
COLORADO j. ADD.
ANOTHER VICTORY

Fort Ceilings. Colo. Nov. 1e.-The
undefeated football eleven of the Uni
versity of Colorado today added an
other victory to their string by win
ming over the Colorado Agricultural
college team 10 to o. The victory came
as a complete surprise after the Ag-
gies had outplayed the state for three
periods both in limo work and in punt
ing and had offset the chief offensive
factor of the state. brilliant passes
with some equally clever aerial wsrk
of their own.
All the scoring was done in tho last
quarter. willard's place kick netted
the first three points. Shortly after
ward Loser OF the silver and gold in-
tcrceptcd n forward pass on the Ag-
gies 35 yard line, and shot thru the
Aggie defense for touchdown. Will
lard kicked goal.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
'CAN0N|TES POMMEl
NORTH DENVER $50
Robinson Makes IS Yard Run
For Touchdown. Koener
Stars
Special 10 rhe Chieftain:

Special to The Chieftain:
Canon City. Nov. -19.-Canon City
football team had no trouble In tear
ing thru tho dcfenses OF tho North
Denver High school defeating the
visitors by an overwhelming score OF
$50. The teams played on a heavy
and muddy field but tho fast Canon
dirt warriors displayed q burst of
speed IN scoring fhe first touchdown
nfter two minutes OF play. III
Robinson was the Individual star Of
the contest, his brilliant open fieh
runs and hard line Bmashes thru thu
opponents were OF sensational order.
Tho touchdown made in the second
minute of play was on successive line
plungcs with Robinson carrying the
ball most of tho time. Capt. Nc
Donough kicked goal. During the
next four minutes of play Robinson
again crossed the limo with another
touchdown on an intercepted pass,
Turner kicking goal.
During the last quarter of the game
Robinson made another scintilating
play on an intercepted pass. running
tho open field for SIS yards for a
touchdown.
Turner failed to kick goal on the
first touchdown. Koener who took the
punting thereafter kicked twelve
goals out of fourteen attempts.
With the exception of the first
game played this year the Canon City
eleven has held all OF their opposing
teams scorcless and has scored 2s1
points for their six games this season.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20

fornia. ~: Stanford. I.
At Albuquerque, n. M.-Uniy. of
Arizona, "a: Univ. OF New Mexico. 0.
At Butte Mont.-Montana Mines, o.:
Montana Wesleyan, Ctie).
At New Ycrk-Syracuse, IA: Dart
mouth, Z.
At New Brunswick-Rutgers, Ii:
West Virginia. Z.
At Providence-Brown.7 4; Colgate, o.
At Chicago-wisconsin, O; Chicago.
3.
At Ann Arbor-Michigan. So Mime.
sofa, 0.
At coiumbus-1liinois.7 I; Ohio State.
At Boston-Boston college. 10:
Georgetown. IA.
At Evanston-Iowa. IA; Northwest
crn, o.
At Ames-Nebraska, 80; Ames. ..
At Omaha-Creighton, o; South Da-
kota State, z.
At Observation-Disclosures 4: Notro
Dame. 81.
At Bloomington-Indiana 3; Purdue,
o.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aggies. a.
Oklahoma, Z.
At anapolls-Wabash, %; De
Pauw, o.
At Indianapolis-Butie IS: Frank
lin. o.
At Louisv,llc-Ky. Centre college. 25;
Washington and Lee, o.
At Lewisburg. Penn.-Bucknell. 81;
Susquehanna, Z.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
E9fo9Sf fssess ss.v11.a|

At Pueblo-Centennial Z: La Junta,
At Pueblo-Central, II: Florence. 12.
At Ft. Collins-Univ. Colorado, 10:
Colorado Aggies, 0.
AT Cambridge-Harvard. 10: Yale. 8.
At Colorado Springs-ColoradoS Spgs.
High. 10; Lamar. o.
At oberlin, O.-Oberlin, Z; Western
Reserve, 0.
At Bethlehem. Penn..,Lafayette, 2s;
Lehigh, 6.
AT Pittsburg-Carnegie Tech.,- 2i:
Maryland. 0.
At Middleton. Conn.-wesleyan, o;
William, 70.
AT Hamilton, N. Y.-Hamilton. q;
Union, 0
At Manchester, N. H-Holy Cross.
Z; New Hampshire, 13.
At Baltimore-Johns Hopkins, III;
st. Johns, 3.
At swarthmore-Swarth 55;
Haverford, 0.
At Pittsburg-Carnegie, 21; Mary
land, 0.
At Gettysburg. Penn.-Gettysburg.
IS: Mount st. Marys. o.
At Amherst. Mass.-MasAchuset
Agri. College. IA; Tufts, 0.
At New york-Now York Univ. &;
Trinity college of North Carolina, Z
Cie).
At Spokane, wash.--Univ. OF Idaho.
6: Gonzaga, 0.
At Cedar Rapids, Iowa-Coe, rs; Cor
neil, Z.
At Portland, Ore.--Multnomah ANA
teur Athletic club. IA; Ninth Army
corps. Z.
At Eugene. Ore-oregon Aggies, O;
Univ. of Oregon. (tie).
At wilmington, Del.-Delaware, 6;
Penn Military college. 0.
AT Stadium, Stanford-Univ. Cali
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20

The boxing fans are due for the fistic
treat of the year when Demon Rivera
and Joe the Wop crawl thru the ropes
of the arena in their twenty-round
main event on the Pueblo Athletlc
clubs card November %.
Kid Butler and Soldier Roberts have
been signed up for a six-round AFFAIR.
Both of the boxers are training daily
but were in fighting trim at the time
the match was made. On two occasions
Butler and Roberts have met, one time
Roberts dropping Butler for the count
in the second round and in the other
scrap Butler scored an eleven second
knockout. over Roberts.
II the fight talk thruout the city is
a barometer as 70 the attendance, the
two bantamweight battlers will dis
play their wares to packed mousse
Downtown sport circles dwell on the
topic of the first twenty-rounder that
is to be staged as the revival OF the
old fighting days, and in Bessemer,
where both the battlers are training
1t is almost certain that the entire
population of boxing bugs will be en-
masse at the ringside.
Trainers, sparring partners and ad-
visers that would do Justice to some of
the boxers further up the ladder sur
round the two bantams in their daily
workouts. Johnny Kid Mex is the head
sparring partner of Rivera and is ably
assisted by Young Diamond. the en-
durance man, Kid Manuel and other
lesser lights.
Joe the Wop is under the watchful
eye and instruction of Eddie johnson.
with whom he does most of his box
Ing. but also has string of able
sluggers at his training quarters. that
are getting the Wop into q first class
fighting trim. Both of the fight man
ayers can see nothing but a cinch as
to the victory. Manager Weaver claims
THAI the Wop will have no trouble in
making the ringside weight Of lis lbs.
and Is of the opinion that the hard
blows his sturdy battler packs in
either hand will floor Rivera before the
limit of the fight. Frank Walton's
hopes are of similar nature. he be-
1ieves that Rivera will prove too fast
for his opponent and will be able to
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
CENTRAL WINS
over FLORENCE
Close and Hard Fought Game
Taken By Wildcats
2l-l2
By ED FRIEDMAN

The Central Wildcats defeated the
Florence eleven in a hard fought foot
ball contest yesterday afternoon 81 to
IL. tbs Florence team scoring the first
touchdown. during the first few min
utes OF play, and the Central squad
crossing the line in the final minutes
Of play In the first quarter. The Flor
ence crew started Oft with great
rush during the first two quarters and
time and again threatened the Central
goal posts.
In the first quarter Miner Of the
Florence team carried the ball over
the line, and In evening up the score
Harris for the Central Wildcats car
'ied the ball over the lines with but
three minutes left during the quarter.
Badovinac kicked the goal aud the
score stood 10 in Central's favor be-
cause Of Florence missing their goal
kick. Twice during this quarter the
Florence team brought the ball within
a few yards OF the Central goal but
were held for downs.
Berta OF the Florence eleven caught
forward pass In the second quarter
for touchdown bringing the score to
12-I and putting his team in the load.
Central showed a renewed spirit in
the second half and fought Desperate
ly holding tho defenscs against per-
sistent attempts of plunses for small
gains. Florence received the ball on
pass intercepted by Stewart, Central
followed ~fth favorable gains until
Harris took the ball over the line.
Badovinac booting the oval fdf the
single count.
Florence received the ball on the kick
on and was forced to punt for first
down. Houser made a back end run
Tor 90 yards scoring = touchdown
Both teams were held scorelsss dur
Ing the last utIarfef HaHa,a~~
holding strongly. Central tried . place
ment kick but Badovinac who had
starred with his toe. failed on this oc-
casion. The teams played stubbornly
during the entire game but the final
quarter their defenses were practically
impregnable.
The line up:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
Center College Wallop
Washington-Lee Team

Louisville. KY, Nov. 1o.-The Centre
college praying Colonels'' scored an
easy 20 to 0 victory today over Wash
ington and Lee in a game slowed down
by soggy gridiron. Centre used the
aerial attack with "a mixture of
straight football. Snoddy made two
Roberts made one each. The "Gener-
ais" failed TO make any consistent
gainss
San Diego. Col, Nov. 1a.-Centre
college of Kentucky conquerors of the
Harvard eleven, accepted the invita-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20

Coca Cola.
knebels.
Wednesday, Nov. 20. Klein's Smoke
House VS.. Lithia Bottlers.
Ernie Ellis has been signed up on
the Lithia team.
J. Piserchio will roll with the Coca
Cola team from now on.
Capt. Way of the Orange Crush team
has signed up Bossik and Hunsaker
on the o. G. Team.
Bill Haynes has been made captain
OF the Knebel Sporting Goods team and
will be in the lineup from now on.
A 2-men tournament on alleys 3 and
will start today No handicaps.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20

tion rendered by the city Of San pi-
ego to participate in a football game
to be played at the stadium here on
December 70 according to an an.
nouncement today by the San Diego
chamber of >commerce. The oppone Mt
for centre college. will be selected
Monday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20

Apostle spoons also called "gos-
sip-spoons." were many years ago gift
spoons given by the sponsors or 'gos
sips" to a child at its christening.
They We're so called because each
spoon had the figure of an apostle on
the handle.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
YALE (3)

Harvard scoring: Touchdown. owen.
Goal from touchdown. Buell.. Goal
from field. Owen. Yale scoring: Goal
from field, Aldrich. Referee. r. W.
Maxwell.
Swarthmore: Umpire. Tom Thorp.
Columbia: Field Judge. w. ]. Crowell.
Swarthmore: Head Linesman. q. n.
Bankhart, Dartmouth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20
LONCMONT 3; WRAY O

Longmont. champions OF the north-
crn Colorado football, title defeated
Wray so.
A spectacular. goal kick featured the
contest al.ao Longmont threatened to
score in the final minutes of play but
lost on off side penalty just before
the whistle blew ending the contest.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20

Opening tho fourth period Buell. ad-
vanced thru a delayed forward pass.
A burst against tho Blue line lacked
inches of first down. owen gathered
strength for another assault and car
ried not only the down but the goal
plunging over the Yale forwards.
The Lineup:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20

Substitutes for Central: Pomeiio for
Fandrick: Berry for Peate: Houser
for Stewart: Underwood for wenner.
mark; Stewart for WiggieswortA.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-20

League:
Monday. Nov. 21. Orange Crush ".