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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05

ton of the 25th anniversary of the
Grandmothers' club, and honoring
four living charter members, the
oldest of which is SO.
The Fancy NeedlewOrkers club
will meet with Mrs. Carrie Royce,
us Francis St, in the afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Mccormack. 726 Z.
Washington av.. will be hostess in
the afternoon TO the members of the
Good viii club.
Mrs. John StahL 612 Park av.. will
entertain the SOlux club in the after
noon.
The Centennial club will meet in
the afternoon with Mrs Adam
Brooks. $50 High st.
The Ladies' Aid society of the I'm
manuel German Methodist Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. W c..
Farnham, 513 z. Broadway, in the
afternoon.
Mrs. Orville Penwell 222 Lapor,e
av., WI be hostess TO the r gular
meeting Of the Bee Hive club IN the
afternoon.
The members Of the Nonparcil
club will be entertained at the home
OF Mrs. William Hobbick. 222 f.
Navarro st. A pot luck dinner will
be served at noon.
The Woman's Missionary society
OF the Indiana Avenue Christian
church will meet in the afternoon
with Mrs. Ross White, 4G3 Bowman
st
The Current History department
OF the South Bend Woman's club will
meet at o'clock in the AFTERNOON.
THURSDAY.
The Ladies Aid society Of Grace
NJ +. church will entertain with a
thimble In the church parlors.
Mrs. Frank Bower. Sample ST. I'd,
will be hostess to the members of
the Ladies Aid society OF Munson
chapel. at an all day meeting.
The members OF the Kappa sigma
sorority Will be entertained in the
evening at the home Of Mrs Lloyd
Long. Cushing St
The Woman's Foreign and Home
Missionary societies OF the sunny
side Presbyterian church will be en-
tertained In the afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. II. a Hardt. S14 E.
Wayne ST
Mrs. T. II. Jackson, INA Lincoln
way W. will be hostess TO the mem
bers OF the Mt Pleasant Home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
STORM AT HEAD
OF GREAT LAKES

DULUTH, Mimi, Dec. A storm
Of great intensity swept the Great
Lakes Saturday and storm warn
ings We're ordered displayed Sc hours
in advance of the gale. All craft
were reported safe in the vicinity of
the head of the lakes At White
Fish Point, Lake Superior, the wind
reached a velocity Of as miles an
hour. No reports of vessels in dis
tress have been received and the
storm is now subsiding.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
NAMED AFTER GENERAL
PFRSHING.

As a tribute 10 the great COM
mander Of American forces an en-
terprising furniture concern has
named an artistic mahogany smoK
ing stanG after the general To
Edith Cavel. Betsy Ross and other
cele brities this mark OF esteem has
been expressed in dainty mahogany
sewing cabinets They're on display
at the Ries Furniture Company
store. s3e-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
TomorroW's
HOROSCOPE
~ Geaspisvs KemkS
TUESDAY, DEC. 6.

Perplexing problems are likely 60
arise. according 10 the peculiar ma
ture Of the prevailing planetary in
fiuences. BY lunar transit the main
events are under affiiction. making
difficult and hazardous situations.
and there is no encOurag cement 70
change or removal. Travel is like
wise adversely aspected, and the dis
position to seek pleasure or society
is under baneful rule. However, wise
and powerful friends may stand
ready 10 offer advice and relief.
Those whose birthday IL is have
the presage Of a troublesome and
anxious year in both business and
domestic affairs. They may find,
however. kindly and able friends
ready with advice and substantial
succor. They should avoid change.
travel and pleasure. a child born
on this day may have many ups and
downs in life. but Will never lack
for helpful and kindly friends. Il
may do best in the employment Of
others.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
ELKS BOXER OUT OF CONDI-
TTON

II has been explained that the
young boxer Who passed out al the
Elks Boxing Carnival last week was
not in the best Of condition. What
is YOUR condition Are you loaded
with pep2 Try a steam5ng TURK
ISH BATH IN THE BASEMENT OF
THE FARMERS TRUST BUILD
ING. ASK fer Frank. 33s-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05

Seems funny but it's the truth. A
watch he had had for years he ex-
changed at Schueips the jeweler on
w. jefferson and for a little extra
he was given new South Bend
watch. Treat yourself for Christ
mas. Furthermore consider a wrist
watch for the gentler sex White
gold or platinum. asst.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
SCHILLER REVIEW NO "a

Will hold its regular meeting Mon
day evening Dec. 5th, at Moose hall,
go 5. Michigan 81. Election of Of
ficers. Mrs. Harry Heiman, col
lectOr. 33S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05

DR. F. r. Carson, dentist. new To-
cation. 125 w. washington av.. will
be open on or about Dec. 5th.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
MOTOR TO CITY.

Mrs. Charles Holmes and daugh-
ter. Myra, and Mrs. Joseph Profant
and daughter. Helen, OF Laporte,
mOtored TO this city yesterday, re-
newing old acquaintance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
SPECIAL PRICE on

cemetery wreaths OF $3.50 to $500
at the South Bend Floral Company.
Main 497. 333tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05

DIT. F. r. Carson. dentist, new To-
cation. 125 ". Washington av.. will
be open or or about Dec. 5th.
326-tf-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
JUNIOR COLLEGE ELEVEN WALKS OVER FLAGSTAFF NORMAL, 27-0;
 NORMAL PLAYS MESA H MONDAY

with Joy carrying the ball, proved the big ground gainer for the winners. Once Joy ran so yards for a touch- down from this formation, but the ball was called back to the Flagstaff 12-yard line because the referee had sounded bis whistle when two Flag staff tacklers temporarily halted his progress. Joy tore off several ether brilliant runs during the afternoon.
 Venne's squad distributed its scores evenly over the four quarters of the game. It made its first touch down after eight minutes of play in the first quarter and Joy goaled. Its second score came in the second period, it's third in the third, and it's fourth in the fourth. Joy kicked the first three goals. but missed the fourth when the ball hit the outside of the goal posts and was deflected to the side.
 A trick play after the ball had been carried out of bounds netted the col Iege team considerable yardage on the three occasions it was attempted. The play consisted of a quick lineup after the ball had been carried back onto the playing field. the ball being snapped back before the visitors had | lined up on the defensive.
 The lineups.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
ETON WINS EXCITING GANE:
 OLD RIVAL
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PRINCETON. N. J.. Nov. 5.-| Princeton defeated Harvard, 10 to 8. today in one of the most thrilling and spectacular games played by these teams. More than 50,000 root CTS were present.
 The elevens batued for three per- iods without score. Then as dark ness neared the Crimson team took the lead on a field goal only to be overtaken shortly after by a Prince ton touchdown, the result of a long run. Not satisfied with the slight advantage, the Tigers made the vic tory sure by adding a placement goal. The defeat was Harvard's first by Princeton team since 1sIL
 Standing above all others in the glory of the victory was Ralph C.. Gilroy of Haverhill, Mass, halfbacA of the Tiger squad. All afternoon he played the game up to the limit and when the score stood to against his team he picked e forward pass out of the air. hurled by "Whoops" Snive- ly, a Princeton end, and lodged and ran 63 yards for a touchdown, as the Princeton fans went wild. Captain Keck kicked goal.
 Gnroy's score came late in the final period.
 Harvard's three points came when Fullback owen, after one try at a field goal, booted the pigskin square iy between the goal posts.
 The three points looked big, but l the Tigers, as football history will show, are never defeated until the | final whistle blows. Gilroy's touch down then followed soon after. Not satisfied, Princeton players elected tC ! try a placement goal and with Louri' 1 holding the ball Captain KecS mad' good. raising the score to ten. Th' ' 9igers now felt safe and home root CTS began to sing the Princeton song of victory. The remainder of tn game was without incident.
 Although most of the excitemen was damned into the final period, tn first three quarters had their thrills Each side had excellent opportUnitie to score and each missed by the nar rowest margins.
 Princeton's victory breaks tie be tween the two teams that has existe
 for two years. Tn 1919 the team
 played a 10-1O tie and last year eac scoNed 14 points. The two teams hay played g games of which Princeto
 has won 12 and Harvard s. Thre
 games resulted in ties.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

CAction photos by Kunselman and Harpe under direction of "Pidge" Pinney.-Art by Webb smith of The Republican staff).
 FOOTBALL IS A MANS CAME StaIvgart surdians of Phoenix foot ball honoFs snapped in action on the training field. CENTER; Teddy DieboId the Coyotes zis-zss ground eainer spiiiing the opposition in an open field run. TOP ROM-read- ing left to right: Big Bill Friend, right tackle and nainstay of the Coyote interference; Coyote back field: Mckinney, right half; MiIIa ., full back; Teddy Diebold. left half and Quarterback Hill; Husky Doyle, left guard and buIwarlS Of the Coyote defense. BOTTOM RCW-readins left to right; Hi., snappy field gen eral with ball in position for the back field to take pigsi<in on an open field play; powerful Coyote llne: Heard, right end; Friend, right tackle, Wil<y, right guard: Captain Wartman, cen ter; Doyle, left guard; Talbot, left tackle; Davis, left end; MHlase shooting enc Of his famed long dis tance passes.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
Ball Sweepstakes On Country Club
 Golf Links Today

The regular monthly class handi- cap was played on the Phoenix Country Club course yesterday after noon with L. H. Chalmers and II |. Thompson making low scores with sS each.
 The best scores made during the afternoon were:
 L. H. Chalmers. ss
 H. Thompson, SS.
 Paul Bennett, 92.
 F Barrows, 92.
 H. L. Aller. 94.
 J. T. Halloran, SA.
 E B. Thornton. g..
 R. F. Sloan. 95.
 A ban sweepstakes will be played on the club links today. The quail lying rounds close this evening Lewis Scott. club pro, announces that all players must have five 1S-hole scores in by December 1 to receive new handicaps for the year.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

Coach P. A. venne's junior college football team made an suspicious debut in intercollegiate sports by whitewashing the Flagstaff Normal school team, 27 to 0, in game at Riverside park yesterday afternoon. It was one of the cleanest exhibitions of football seen on a local field, not withstanding many minor injuries to visiting players. The Flagstaff eleven will remain in the valley over Sunday, playing the Mesa high school team at Mesa Monday afternoon.
 The local team put up a potter brand of football than the visitors and won a well earned victory. The score just about represents the rela- tive strength of the two teams.
 Contrary to all expectations, the contesting eleVens relied chiefly upon old style football Spread or open formations were tried infrequentiy and when they were they failed 70 get desired results. Many torW q passes were tried, but few completed, and those that were successfully ne gotiated netted but little yardage. Several long forward passes were at
 tempted by the junior college squad
 but ends were weak on receiving.
 Twice a college end fumbled the ball
 Gar down the field with clear 1le1s
 ahead of him.
 Line plunges were the principal or fensive weapons of both squads and they gained consistently at this style of attack. Flagstaff seemed able to make its down with little trouble while in midi field, but when they ap- preached the college goal, were al- ways held for downs. The college | linemen invariably smothered then plays before they were fairly started Only twice during the game did the visitors get within scoring distance O the local goal, and in both instance! their offensive play crumpled. Or the other hand, the junior colleg, team displayed it's greatest strengt when in Flagstaff territory.
 I An end mn from punt formation
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
BUCKEYES BLANK STAGES TEAM IN BRILLIANT GAME
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 CHICAGO. Nov. 5-Ohio States football eleven today fouled the Uni versity of Chicago team, conqueror of Princeton end Colorado, by a score of to o. in g game which for sheer brilnancy ot play and gameness of the victors. has never been equalled on Stagg field. The contest left Ohio State, Wisconsin and Iowa virtually the only contenders for the Western Conference championship. The Ohio ans failed to get the ball beyond their own forty-yard line in the first two quarters, but held back and finally wore down the Maroons. In the fourth period the Buckeyes brought out a dashing attack which so overwhelm- ed the Maroons that when the whis- tie blew thev were demoralized and fighting to prevent another Ohio touchdown.
 The 32,00O spectators were given thrill after thrill as the two elevens battled. Each eleven turned loose ev- cry bit Of football strategy and abil-
 ity at its command.
 Three thousand Ohio state rooters verbally backing their team to the limit, tonight paraded through the town chanting praise of Capta n Truck Myers. end. who shifted to
 fullback on a fake pass and wrig- gIed through Chicago's line for F yards and the touchdown; Noe | Workman, ouarterbaclI, whose run ming back of punts. forward passing | and twisting dashes brought many 1 yards: Stuart and Taylor, backs, fol l their steady work on the offense ! and Pixley for opening the hOl' 1 through which Myers ran.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
PH0ENIX|NDIANS DEFEAT SACATON
 DRIVES 26 TO l

Chief Duran's warriors trampled the plucky Sacaton Braves on the Indian School gridiron yesterday af- ternoon 26 10 0 in what proved to be a real Indian battle.
 From the first whistle to the last both teams fought in rough but friendly way while the expectant crowd that witnessed the game was given plenty of opportunity to voice approval of the plays and the fans exercised their lungs, with long open field runs and forward passes execu- ted by both teams.
 The Sacaton boys though some what crippled, showed Up well. Their speed, ability to form a strong interference for end runs. runs and line bucks showing the result of regular training ana capable coach Ing.
 Two touchdowns came in the first quarter one in the second quarter and one in the third quarter. Jack Norton, Eddie Byrd and Francisco carried the brunt of the offensive at tack, plunging through the weakened Sacaton line for first downs.
 After the first quarter the visitors settled down to hard football. An tone was dependable for gains of ldCkie pidSS N4lliS o"I so''SeA' '' quarter, got away for long runs through the Phoenix line, evadins player after player, but fell before the last man and failed to make [ count.
 Thompson. left end for Sacaton threw a scare into Duran's cam when he pulled the pigslIin out of th' air in the first quarter and ran fift7 yards before he was downed. Severa | times Sacaton was within striking i distance of the Phoenix goal only t' | be set back by penalties or inter I cepted passes.
 The Indian second team defea te, | the Coyote seconds 2S-6 in an eXhibi i ton game played before the big af ternoon game.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
NeUada UniOersity
 Beofs Utah EleUe7
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RENO. Nev. Nov. 5-Nevada de- feated Utah. 29 to :, here today be- fore the largest crowd of the sea- son. Bradshaw, Neveda's quarter back, was again the star of the game scoring two of Neveda's touchdowns and being directly responsible for the other two. His second touch- dow1 was made on S7 yard run through a scattered field. Bradshaw made a totat yardage of 357 during the game.
 Utah made thei~ only score in the third quarter. when Ire received a 30 yard forward pass from Clark and ran 30 yards for q touchdown.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
McGill UniUersify
 Holds Syracuse To
 Pair Of TouchdoaUaa
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MONTREAL, Nov. 5--McGil uni- versity, playing its first game of American college football in forty one years displayed a flashy attack and stiff defense against Syracuse today and held the visitors to two fou.hdowns. The final score was syracuse. 13. McGill, 0.
 Because Of McGiITs inexperienee even her most ardent supporters had looked for a large Syracuse score but the RIcGiu eleven. light and fast, sailed into Syracuse at the outset and by end runs and line rushes rarried the ball into Syracuse terri tory time and again, only to be held for downs O. lose the muddy pig skin on a fumb e.
 McG1H had beea practicing the American game for oriy two weeks
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
HAMKEYES TAKE
 THIRD STRAIGHT FROM G0PHERS
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 MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Nov. s- Out of Iowa, youth of slight stature came today, and aided by several other energetic young men. wove heavy cloud of gloom that settled to- night over AIinnesota's homecoming ca. For this young man-Aubrey Devine-caDtaining the Hawlzeyes darted and s1uirmed his way through the Minnesota warriors with such frequency thst the Iowans trimmed the Gophers, il to z.
 It was IoWa's third straight win over Minnesota and late tonight the hundreds of laughing. chattering Iowa Tooters boarded trains already mentally painting the mythical bis ten championship peunant in Hawk eye colors.
 Devine received able offensive sup port from his brother, c. Devine. and the line plunging Lof Ike. at right half and full back respectively, and 1t seemed when these three were not carrying the ball. it was streaking through the air in a forward pass a phase that counted nightly in the scoring.
 Minnesata's offense generally met with failure. especially against the Hawkeye line. but the open field work O. Martineau and the off tackle plunges Of Gilsted were the Gophers' best cards. except for 45-yard for ward pass by Martineau to LarlZin on the goal line in the final period. which gave Minnesota its only touch down.
 In every phase the Iowans held the upper hand. including bunting, with l Captain Devine doing the winners l kicking. His return of Minnesota s puntsswent long way, too, in nulli- | flying their effectiveness. His one 1 attempt at drop kick went wide by ! inches
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
Glendale Giants Game Called Off
 This Afternoon

Owing to illness and the fact that several players were unable to get away from heir employment this afternoon. Manager Hicks of the Gi- ants was forced tC cancel the Glen dale game at the eleventh hour
 Manager Hicks tried to get sub sutute player to fill the vacancies. but was unable to keep his team up to the class demanded for a game with Glendale and called off the game
 An effort will be made to book the teams for a game In the near future.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
OKLAHOMA WINS

NORMAN, Okla. Nov. 5-The Uni v.erslty O. Oklahoma triumphed over the niVersIty of Kansas football ma chlne today adding another Missouri naley conference V ctory to it's belt. The flnal score was 27 to 4. Okla nome outplayed the visitors through out the first three periods.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
Oregon UniUersity
 And Washington Tie
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PULLMAN, Wash, Nov. j-Out- played in the first three periods. university of Oregon made a sensa- tional rally in the final quarter Of today's game, tore through the Washington State line for 45 yards and tied the score with a touchdown and goal Washington State made a desperate attempt to retrieve the victory in the final minutes of play, but was unable to penetrate the Ore gon defense.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
MICHIGAN, 14; pAKorA. Q

EAST LANSING, Mich, NOV. f5- The Michigan Aggies outplayed the University of South Dakota today and won IA to o. The Farmers ac- cepted but two of half a dozen SCOT ing chances, although they kept the ball deep in South Dakota territory during the game
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
Utah Aggies Defeat
 Colorado Mine Squod
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PUEBLO, Colo, Nov. Utah Agricultural college defeated the Colorado School of Mines, 2S to '. The Mines made its only score in the last few minutes of the game on a forward pass
 The feature of the game was q 90-yard run for a touchdown by Faulk of Utah, when he caught the ball which the miners kicked off at the beginning of the third and lodged all of the Mines players.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
Yale Beat Afnrylard
 With 4 TottchdoEJnS
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NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 5-Yale sent over four touchdowns in the game with NIaryand State today and won, 2S 10 0. Yale started the game with eight second string men and three regulars in the lineup and in the last period nearly a new eleven of substitutes went in. "A cold wind from the north slowed up the con- test.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
plIpnIlE WINS ONE

LAFAYETTE, Ind., NOV. o-I'uI 5ns.s football eleven celebrated it's annual homecoming by a to VIC fo,.v over Northwestern today. Pur- 5,,e scored in the third quarter on goal kick by Miller
 It was Purdue's first western con ference football victory ln flFs year B.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
ARMY nuTcIAsSEn

WEST POINT. N. Y, Nov. 5-For- ward passes that sailed over the scrimmage line only after the Notre Dame backfield had toyed with the ball, gave a sparkle today to their 2S to 0 triumph over the Army.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
NEBRASKA BEATS
 PIITSDURG TEAM OVERSEEING GRID
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PETERSBURG. Nov. 5-The Uni versity of Nebras ska came out of the West today. invaded the lair of the Partners and by weight crushed the University of Pittsburg Sridiron team. The Cornhuskers. outweigh ing the Pitt players man for man, played a wonderful driving game, and won I0 10 0.
 Pitt never seriously threatened the westerners, who, using a flying wedge of five men through center, crashed through for many good gains.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
WILDCATS SWAMP
 NEW MEXICO 31-0
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LAS CRUCES, N. M. Nov. 5.-Thel New Mexico Aggies football team went down to defeat before the Uni-' versity of Arizona eleven here this afternoon by a score Of S1 to 0. The Aggies were on the defensive practi- cally the entire game after the first exchange of the ball to the Arizona eleven. Both teams used practically their entire supply of substitutes. the Aggies finishing with only one man of their original lineup.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
NAVY BEATS euckNELL

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. Navy de- feated Bucknelrs football eleven to- day, 6 to 0, in a game that was blt- terly fought The visitors developed unexpected strength both in defense and offense
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
CORNELL BEATS COLUMBIA

NEW 4URk, Nov. 5 - CoTnDN rolled S4 points against Columbia in the first two periods Of today's game, but was played to a standstill in the last two quarters. The final score was Al to '.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

MANHATTAN, Kan. Nov. The Kansas Aggies walked on Grinnel here today. q to [. Bryan, a sub stitute left hallfback for the Aggies, lodged through a broken field Inc time and again for ten yard gains.