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Evening star., 1921-10-23
CENTRAL HIGH DEFEATS
SHENANDOAH ACADEMY

Special Dispatch to The Star.
Central High School of Washington
defeated Shenandoah Valley Academy
here today in a hard-fought game, Z
to 2.
Wilton, Central's fullback, demon
strated remarkable ability, while Roe,
at right half, was Shenandoah's star
man.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
ST. JOHNS Is LOSER.

AWHILE, Pa. October 22-Leba-
non Valley, by scoring a touchdown
late in the game. emerged a victor
lege Of Annapolis today. to o. st.
Johns made a great spurt immedi-
ately after the opening kickoff and
several bad breaks ruined their
chances for score. Lineup:
Evening star., 1921-10-23
NEW CHAMPION TRorrER.

Peter Manning. 1.57N, is the new
champion trotter. He beat record
that has stood since 1912, when Uh-
cred the Lexington course in 1.6S.
Tommy Murphy drove the five-year-
old gelding in his great performance.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
G0NZAGA eleven HOLDS
ALEXANDRIA HIGH TO TIE

ALEXANDRIA, Va, October 22.-
Gonzaga High School of Washington
held the heavier eleven of the local
high school TO a u tie in a foot ball
game here today. Both touchdowns
were made in the first period. Alex
andria received the kickoff and
launched series Of line plays that
ended with Travers crossing the goal.
A few plays after the next kick-off.
Boucher OF Gonzaga got around left
end for a 75-yard dash to a touch
down.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
HILLTOPPERS OUTPLAY
PURPLE AT ALL ANGLES
Losers Enabled to Register Their Only Points
by Recovering Fumbled Ball-Blue and
Gray Backs Gain Almost at Will.

VX WORCESTER Mass October Geogetown continued long
M Holy Cross by humbling Purple % here
The Blue and Gray department
defense and perfect interference The
things their all through did
did Dutour
with netti
Evening star., 1921-10-23
EASTERN HIGH Defeated
IN PHILADELPHIA GAME

PHILADELPHIA. October 22.-East-
crn High School of Washington
bowed to Catholic High here today,
6 to 0. McNally's 50-yard run in the
opening period won.
Prender, captain and quarterback
Of the visiting team, was a real star,
punting and running the ends in a
sensational manner. Lineup:
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Harvard to Have Quint.

Harvard win present a varsity bas-
ket ball quint-the first in more than
ten years. A schedule Of twenty.
three gamea has been adopted. A
game with Yale-the first In fifteen
years-is announced for February Z
at New Haven.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
PUSHES TO TIE
PENN STATES 21 POINTS

22-f1onors the Penn
game today; Score. 2l to 2 1t of
hard and field play Harvard led
the touchdown touchdown with completing goals
finally Harvard defeat
At the
pounding hard and the ball only
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Line-Up and SUMMARY.

substitutions: Virginia-Cutchins for Shack.
rasId; rns,ar BaExs for knehar Foster for Car
Cutchins Stephenson for Niche. HAYES FOR
Han. Zundel for Burge Johns Hopkius-
MarEei Tor Spinney. Spinney for Coady,
iouchdowns-Oppelman. MagiIi, Foster. Goals
from tonchdowns-Calkins, Hall Referee@
MI Hooan. Dartmouth. Umpire-Mr. Cos
grove, Cornell. Linesman-Mr. Hayward
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Line-Up and Summary.

Substitutions: observation-disclosures fui
penter Brown for Morrison. Touchdown
Rosaui,z. Bfouse. Sweeney t@l. Goals from
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49, Referee-Mr
Linn Of Yale. Umpire-Mr Wheatley of 81.
Johns L;nesman--Dr. Evans of Sunbury.
Times Of periods-10 minutes.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
BAL LTIMORE POLY ROUTS
ARMY AND NAVY PREPS

BALTIMORE. October 22.-The
Army and Navy Prep eleven of WASH
ington proved no match for the Balti-
more Poly team today. the locals
scoring almost as they pleased. and
winning 4s to o. The visitors never
threatened to score. Lineup:
Evening star., 1921-10-23

Substitutions: Howard-Hardich for Nelson,
Chembers for Keene, Young for Payne Black
well for Holton. V. y. I.-Coles for Dykes,
Brown Touchdowns-Donehy i3), Williams.
Goals from tcuchdowns-keene (2). Goals
Mr. Henderson Umpire-Mr. Douglass.
Linesman-Mr. Washington. Time of periods
ID minutes.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Three Decks in Stadium.

Illinois stadium will be modelled
after the New York Yankees new
base ball park. 1t will include a
three-decked grandstand.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Yale Adds Rowing Coach.

Bert Lee. an English oarsman, has
been added to Yale's coaching star.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
c. v. j. EASY WINNER
OVER DREXEL ELEVEN

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. october %.
Displaying bewildering assort-
ment of forward passes- George
Washington University defeated
Drexel by a 40-to-0 score at foot ball
here today.
Starting. off in the first quarter.
Drexel fumbled in midfeld. followed
by two bulletlike passes by George
Washington, which took the ball to
Drexers 5-yard line, where Manson
took it over.
A 35-yard forward pass in the
second quarter put the ball once
more on Drexers 5-yard line, ard
Schofield went through on the next
play for a touchdown. George Wash
ington scored ag ain in this period on
some brilliant short passes. Springs
ton making the score. Springston
also scored in the third quarter and
twice in the final period.
Evening star., 1921-10-23

In. Churchill (sub for Chapin). Goa from
touchdown-Buell (3l. Penn State scoring:
Touchdowns-Lightner (2). Killinger. Goals
! from Observation-Disclosures t2). Referee
! O'Brien (Tuftsl. Umpire-Thorpe tColum-
| bia. Field judge-Butterfeld (Boston). Head
linesman-McCarty tGeergetown). Time Of
periods-lS minutes each
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Lineup and Summary:

utions--Dre1el-Coyne for ". Miller.
Gatchel for H. Miller. Shelly for Dikins, Ross
for Sellers. Diggfns for Re!cher. shuman for
Greenwood. Russell for MacQuarrie, Fralkow-
ski for Mackin. Reed for Connell Weinberger
for Mosteier- George Washington University
- Schofeld for Lecarion. Shaw for Ptnk
TOuchdowns - Manson, Schofeld SpringstOn
(4. Goals from touchdown = Hughes a.
Referee-Nr. Longstreth Haverford. Umpire
= Mr.. Vail. Temple. Head linesman - Mr
Shaw, Ohio Wesleyan.
Evening star., 1921-10-23

Yale scoring: Touchdowns-Becket, o'Hearn
lsubstituts for Beckett. Goals from touch.
dcwss-Aldrich (2l. Army scoring. Touch.
from touchdown-Mullisan. Referse-Hr. W.
e: crowen. Svsrthmore. Umpire-Mr. I. o.
Dirberxer, ". & J. Field judge-Nr " A.
Schwartz. Brown. Head ilnesman-Mr Ed
Thorpe. Do La Sale. Time of periods-l2
minutes.
Evening star., 1921-10-23
Line-Up and Summary,

;, ,pennsylvania scoring: Touchdowns-Grave
* Mliier Goals from touchdowns-Miller
Sol. vlrEinla scoring: TouchdOwns-Bunt-
ing. Goal from Observation-Disclosures Ref
eree-Mr Eckeis, Washington and Jefferson.
Mr.. Okeson. Lehigh. Time of periods - l.
minutes each
Evening star., 1921-10-23

Substitutions: Gsorsetovn-Gogsen for Sui
| livan, Flavia for MeQuade. Holy Cross-Don-
Sysn for INLAND, ceoney for Donovan: Case for
Simondinger. Ryan for Gag on, Gagnsn for
Riopel. Touchdowns-Kenyon (2). comstock.
Florence. Riopel. Goals from touchdowns-
Kenyon (3). Gildea. Referee-Mr. Tufts.
| Brown. Umpire-Mr. Courtney. lafayette.
Head iaesman-Mr. Hoey. Boston. Field judge
Mr.. Kelly. Springfield Y. II. c. A. Time
Of periods-16 minutes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-08
And wanders round the hall.

And wanders round the hall.
And into classrooms takes a peep
AS tho 'twOuld make a call.
And when it thirsts and needs drink,
1t knows just where to go,
And how to drink at drinking founts-
Both daintily and slow.
Beverly Heys entered the fifth
grade Tuesday morning from the Port
land schools.
The Parent-Teacher meeting was
held Friday afternoon, october Z, 1921.
H. E. Inflow gave a lecture on the
bond issues. There were other num-
bers on the program, with a social
meeting afterwards.
All the grades in our school are
very interested in fire prevention,
which is next week. There will be a
great number of fire drills during the
week.
Bonnie Williams was absent two
days on account of illness this week.
There were many pupils absent just
after the Roundup.
The seventh grade pupils are becom-
ing very much interested in the study
of Europe. They will begin their
scrap books on Monday.
enth grade is composed of ten mem
bers. AS soon as each of the remain
ing pupils of the grade apply muscular
movement in all written work he or
size will be eligible.
In the Courts tests in arithmetic
Ebert Belts has made the best score
Willie Lang made the highest score
in the seventh grade in the recent read
Ing test.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-08
What Pendleton Grade
Schools Are Doing

see the extent of his Improvement.
For fire prevention week the follow
ing topics will be discussed in the Sec
ond grade:
/. What can we do to prevent fires.
| .. What to do if fire starts.
3. Why there is need for quick ac-
tion. i ~ tt&fIs@
During the week attractive Hiawatha
cradles were constructed in the sec
ond grade under the supervision of
/ the art instructor. Many designs in
Indian beadwork" were worked out
land great pride was taken in the work.
/ The cradles will be a part of the
school room decorations for the month
| of october,
The third grade has been very
| much interested in art work. The de-
! signs from leaves ana the interior of
an apple are very effective in colors.
| The work in writing is improving
i because of the rewards, it being the
privilege of using ink. Good position,
muscular movement, writing and light
strokes form the test
! The eighth grade of Lincoln school
observed fire prevention day by a
little program. The fire chief, William
Ringold, was present.
The eighth grade has finished taking
| the monthly examinations in history
lana arithmetic. They will take gram
mar, reading, civics and spelling Fri.
day. Leonard Marty is te high point
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-08

organized L sewing society which will
meet semi-monthly, and they met at
lhe nome of Mrs Pete Farley Thurs
day with the following persons pres
ent; Mrs. ThrOckmorton, Mrs. Woods
Mrs, Hopkins. Mrs. VIM, White Mrs
John McNurlen of Pendleton, Mrs I
e. Langley, Mrs. Allen Kennedy. Mrs
Felix Duke, and Mrs Fasmurson. The
afternoon was spent at needle worl
ana conversation and Mrs. Earle,
proved to be a charming hostess
Robt, jennings was among the Pen.
dleton visitors from Rieth Wednesda,
afternoon.
r. D. Oleman and John Herr motor.
ed to Pondleton Wednesday after
school for a short business trip.
Bert Green is acting as assistant
yard master at present due to the
Ereat volume of business in the yard,
here
A freight depot was put in place
here today just across the track from
where the old depot used to be located
VIM. Bostwick is making some inn
provements ON his house in Marguerite
/ Grove.
B. McQuerry and his sister have
moved from Pendleton to one of the
Madesto houses, Mr.. McQuerry is
/ hostler hero at the round house.
Mr.. and Mrs Al Streleuslv and
daughter were in pendlcton Wednes-
day.
Cash Powell returned to work here
Wednesday morning after a few days
illness. Mr.. Powell is yardmaster
here
L. NJ. Bullock of Pendleton was a
business visitor in Rieth Tuesday. He
Is closing mp his business as agent for
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
preparatory to tuning the agnecy
ever to lIci, Suijor.
Alien Kennedy was i'm Pendleton be-
tween ,Mius Tuesday morning.
sam Winchester is ON the sick list
his week.
Nykee English underwent an opera
ton for the removal of his tonsils and
adeuoids at St Anthony's hospital
Monday He is convalescing satisfac-
torily
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bostwick drove
to Pendlcton Tuesday afternoon.
z. W. Clark is back in Rieth where
be expects TO stay for "a month or SO
helping the new owner of the Rieth
Mercantile store get started and Incl !
dentally collect few outstanding bills
Mrs. Livingston was shopping in /
Pendieton Friday
Mrs. Fred Peters was hostess TO 4 /
few Peudleton ladies' Thursday and
The afternoon was spent at cards and
needle work. Dainty refreshments
were served in the course OF the after
noon and good time was enjoyed hv
all Those present were Mrs. Chas
and Mrs Richard Rankin
holh sisters of Mrs. Peters and Mrs +
y. IA ~ i.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-08
A. GOOD MEDICINE
w. FOR LOSS or APPETITE

General debility and that tired
feeling is Hoods Sarsaparilla. This
highly concentrated, economical
medicine is great favorite in thou-
sands of homes. 1t is peculiarly sue
cassfrl in purifying and cevitalizing
the blood, promoting digestion, re-
storing animation, and building up
the whole system.
, Get this dependable medicine to11
day and begin taking it at once.
If you need a laxative Jake Hoodts
Pills. You will surely Ike them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-08

see the extent of his Improvement.
Tor fire prevention week the follow
ing topics will be discussed in the Sec
ond grade:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-08
LADIES

When irregular or suppressed use
Triumph Pills. safe and dependable
IN an proper cases. Not sold at Drug
stores. DO not experiment with
for "Rolief" and particulars, it's free
Address; National Medical Institute,
Milwaukee, Wis.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-08
lincoln Schnnl Nntcs

The second grade pupils have COM
pleted their spelling booklets. Origi-
nal designs were used on the covers
and many showed much artistic abil-
ity. These booklets will be used for
a time. tor daIiy spelling lessons. aud
WI then De preserved unln the end ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-08
LADIES Of RIETH HAVE
ORGANIZED SEWING CLUB

(East Oregonian Special)
RIETH, oct. S.--Nrs. r, Throck-
morton was shopping in Pendloton
/ Wednesday.
some Of the ladies of Rieth have
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
Aerial Attack Sapes
Rutgers From Defeat
New Brunswick Eleven After Trailing 13-0 Triumphs
Over Washington and Lee by Brilliant Dis
play of Forward Passing.

Special Despatch 10 Tux New York 1ilRAiD
NEw BRUNSWICK, y. j., Oct. IA
stirring finish by. Rutgers in the final
minutes of play snatched victory out OF
the jaws OF defeat here this afternoon
and Washington and Lee was beaten by
IA 10 1s. With the score Is TO 0 against
them in the fourth period, Rutgers
tore loose a brilliant aerial attack and
went into the lead with two touch
downs.
With most OF the stars on the bench
with injuries. the Rutgers substitutes
made poor showing in the first three
periods, but "Turk" Gardner. who had
been nursing a badly injured leg. was
hurled into the breach In the final
period and his savage attack. ably Sec
onded by that of Benkert, put new life
into Rutgers. while the Southerners ap-
peared to wilt.
Rutgers was lucky in the first quar-
ter when Frew missed a punt and Lin
coin recovered it, but the Scarlet tried
a long forward and Frew made up for
his miscue by intercepting it. The GEN
erals were forced to punt and a long
forward to Duffy put the bah on their
33 yard line for Rutgers. Three more
forwards failed and Summerill tried a
drop kick, which was blocked. Another
beautiful opportunity came at the start
of the second period when F'rew missed
another punt on his own 10 yard line
and Scudder recovered it.
\ Forward to Wuffy netted three yards
plunge though centre was blocked and
another forward failed. Rutgers tried
an outside kick. which was caugrt by
Duffy. but it failed to go over the line
Of scrisnmage and the ball went to the
visitors
The visitors march down the field in
this period was a complete surprise.
Rutgers started with the ball ON Wash
ington and Lees 80 yard line. but Beng
less, who went in when Duffy was hurt.
funbled and Mcdonald recovered on the
40. Two short gains and a 10 yard
penalty put the ball on Rutgerss 3s yard
line. Another forward gained IL - rds,
and the Southerners made first down in
three tries with the ball on Rutgers s
IL yard line. Three more line plunges
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
SYRACUSE VICTOR
OVER BROWN 2S TO 0
Plays Smooth Running Attack
and Keeps Providence Col
leg'ians on the Defensive.

SYRACUSE, n. T., Oct. 15.--Displaying
a smooth running attack and grasping
opportunities to score as they presented
themselves, Syracuse defeated Brown,
2S to 0. this afternoon In a game in
which Brown was on the defensive the
greater part OF the time. At no time
were the Bears inside of the Syracuse
30 yard line. What few breaks there
were In the game came Syracuse's way.
and the Orange players were wide awake
enough to seize the chances to turn
them into touchdowns.
In all, Browns goal line vas crossed
four times, twice In the initial period.
once In the third quarter and again In
the last period. All four goals were
booted.
Less than four n,inutes after the
whistle that sent the teams into action
costly tumble by a Brown tack gave
the Orange the ball on Browns 2s yard
line. and in seven plays the ball was
carried over, Kellogg making the last
dash Of a yard around the right wing.
Zimmerman Kicked goal.
A few minutes after the next kick
off by Brown Syracuse got possession of
the ball on their own 45 yard line, and
on an Off tackle play Zimmerman slxirted
through the left side of the line for
forty-five yards. It took four plays for
the last ten yards to be made, Herbert
finally making the touchdown and Gulick
kicking the goal. Most Of the play dur
ing the second period was near the mid
die OF the ficld.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
DARTMOUTH BEATS
TENNESSEE IA TO 3
Hanoverians Use 40 Players i'm
Listiess Game-Fumbles
Aplcnty.

HANOVER. ~ H., Oct. 15.--Coach Can
nell used forty members OF the Dart
mouth football squad this afternoon IN
pinnfne a ID to defeat on the Univer-
sitv of Tennessee outfit The battle was
a ljstless affair from the start, with a
quantity of fumbies sprinlSled into the
play The opposing lines staged fierce
struggles at points in the game, but the
two bacfficlds after the withdrawal OF
Capt. Robertson and Burke from the
game showed no football out Of the ordi-
nary.
Cant. Robertson sustained broken
ncse in a crash during the opening
ousrter. Dartmouth opened at scoring
With a rush, securing its first touch
down within FIVE minutes OF play.
Moore, Dartmouth tackle. recovered q
tumble on tire Tennessee 25 yard line.
Robertson sSirted left tackle for fifteen
Yards and then on q series OF line plays
the Green carried the ball over. Rob-
ertson kicked the goal.
In the second quarter the Green
again tailed, after Lynch had fallen
on a funbled bah two yards from the
Volunteer goal line. Calder then car
ried the ball across. Gordon Kicked
the goal Further scoring ceased when
the Dartmouth coaches sent ii a
stream Of substitutes. Tennessee coll
lected its three points in the last pc
riod in IS yard drop kick by Camp
bell
Robertson and Burke We're easily the
outstanding players. although they re-
NAMED in the game but a short time.
Burke was particularly brilliant to-
day on his twisting and reversing field
performances, netting five 30 yard runs
and many for shorter distances. Griz-
zard and Smith turned in the best work
for the visitors. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
CORNELL SCORES no |
WESTERN RESERVE, o.
Powerful Ithaca Eleven Never
Gives Lighter Team Chance
to Launch an 0ffense.

Special Despatch 10 THs NEw YosK HERALD
ITHACA, n. Y. Oct. l5.--cornell ran up
the seasons highest total score this af-
ternoon in defeating western Reserve by
1lo to 0. but a game with the second
team would have been a far more salts
factory test. The lthacans ran tie light
Western Reserve outfit right off their
feet at the outset, scoring a touchdown
IN four minutes of play and three In the
first period. Sixteen touchdowns were
scored In all. The Cleveland team was
utterly outclassed from the outset.
The Cornell backs put up spectacu-
lar exhibition OF football. After Eddie
Kaw. Ramsey. Bechler and Pfann had
skirted tackles and ends or crashed
through the line almost at will in the
first two periods, a second set OF backs
performed with almost equal skill in the
second. This last half brought Red
Gould, fash recruit from the track
squad, into the lirnelight This young
ster was. so fast that he frequently over
ran or ran into his interference. but he
made numerous spectacular gains all the
same, Another man to spring into the
limelight was Olney. who recovered a
Western Reserve tumble on the Is yard
li1ne in the last period and soon plunged
over for touchdown A few minutes
later this same substitute fullback inter
cepted a forward pass and ran twenty
five yards for touchdown. These two
last scores were made in the last four
minutes OF play.
The powerful Cornell line just buried
the visitors, who were unable to launch
an Offensive. Their one first down was
made on twenty yard forward pass.
The score was the largest made on
n-I1 IN
beat Rochester 1913 to o. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
Boston College Defeats
Baylor University, % to.7

DALLAS. Texas. Oct. 15---.In their first
appearance in Texas Boston College de-
feated the Baylor University eleven by
straight football. % to z, here to-day.
There was nothing spectacular about the
playing Of either team except for the
scoring of Baylor's touchdown, which
came before one minute of play.
Bradshaw received the kickoff and
carried the ball to the 9S yard line,
Following line buck, Williamson made
fifty yards around end for the touch
down. Boston was noticeably affected
by the warm weather. Both teams were
penalized several times and Cairnes
Baylor right end, was put out or the
game for TOUCHING. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
Mays Didn't Pitch a
Curve in the First Game

ROBABLY the only game of its
kind. in q world series anyway.
was pitched against the Giants
in the first tussie this year. Mays
shut the Giants out clean as a
whistle, held them TO five hits, and
while doing those things did not pitch
a curve bah. He could have pitched
one, for he has a good curve, but he
didn't have to. Always a smart
workman. he made use of his con-
troll. in change of pace and what he
calls his screw balls, one that twists.
He played on the Giants weaknesses,
as revealed by their positions and
what they hit at.
Another unusual feature or Mays's
pitching is that in his three games he
did not give a base on balls. That
Is sustained control seldom APP
preached. Mays and Hoyt are top
notch pitchers, but the Yankees need
two more good ones badly IL they
are TO repeat in 1922.
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
COMMERCIAL TEAM
BEATEN ON GRIDIRON
Brooklyn Champions Lose to
Poly Prep, 40 to O-Boys
High Plays Scoreless Tie.

BY score of 40 to o Poly Prep's
football team defeated the eleven of
Commercial High School. winners Of last
years scholastic championship Of Brook
lyn. at Commercial Field In Brooklyn
yesterday in the. first game OF a double
header. The second contest, In which
the elevens of New Utrecht and Boys
High clashed, a scorelcss tie was
played
The showing of the Poly Prep team
was a revelation. Their fine running
attacks swept the Commercial boys off
their feet and resulted in the making Of
touchdown after touchdown.
In the New Utrecht-Boys High game
the teams were so evenly matched that
neither side was able to tally. The line
uDS:
The New York herald., 1921-10-16
McGraw in Far Happier
b Position Than in 1905

TOHN McGRAw finds himself in
a far happier position than ha
~ was In 1906 after his Giants
won the title by beating the Ath-
letics. His club then was on the
down grade. McGann, Gilbert,
Dahlen, Mertes. Bresnahan, Browne,
Warner-all appeared to be through.
Matty was at the height OF his glory,
McGinnity still had bit to go and
Ames was coming along.
But the club had to be rebuilt, and
in 1906 1t failed to repeat. the Cubs
taking the pennant. II was not un-
til 1911 that McCraw completed his
work Of rebuilding, and in that year
the Giants won the flag, but lost to
the Athletics in the big series.
To-day McGraw finds himself with
a young club, with every regular
ready to jump right In for the 1922
season. Shea and Ryan should come
through and Jonnard looks as IL he
might do too should. one or two of
the veteran Fingers Tail.