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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-10-06
ReInsOn Corners

Lie DlSClpAc OuuHCucS u CHTloI Ol
Medina county will hold their conven-
ton at the Remson Corners church,
Oct. IA, There will be three ses-
sions. Dinner will be served, good
speakers will be here from abroad.
The program with full particulars,
will be printed later. Everybody
invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Of Cuyahoga
Falls and Aunt Sarah Hippensteel Of
North Hill, Akron, were entertained
at Fred Sylvester's Sunday.
The ball game between Granger
and Medina, Sunday, was won by
Granger, score 8 to 10. The game
was played on Medina fair grounds.
This game was pitched by Harris
Reid, who struck out 16 men and
held Medina to four hits.
Harry Kuder recently purchased
three acres and the old school house
of Sam Albertson, west of the Rem
son and expects to build a new
house this fall or winter.
Lynn Ganyard and family Of
Cleveland were entertained at j. o.
Crocker's Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Case spent from Fri
day until Sunday in Akron with her
daughter, Mrs. Clyde Keith and hus-
band.
The new bus from Wadsworth to
cleveland made it's first trip thru
Remson Monday morning. Their pa
irons from this stop were Albert AL
bertson, also Mr.. ard Mrs. John Dun
can, who went to Cleveland to bid
his brother, William duncan, adieu,
before he leaves for his home in Ne
braska, after having spent some time
here with relatives. Ss'ia III
Blake Ganyard and family Of Ak
ron were Sunday visitors at George
Pelot's. t
Ray Richardson and family of
Akron were callers at Duane Baird's
Sunday. @ @
The Cleaners class will give Hal
lowe'en party at the hall, Oct. 28. /
DR.. Cumberworth and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dunn Of Hinckley.
George Codding and wife of Medi-
ma spent a few days recently with
their daughter.
Little Ethel Nichols is slowly re-
covering.
Mrs. Henrietta Dague is still quite
poorly.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Park Croker visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Holmden in
Cleveland Sunday.
Rev. Collins Of Cleveland will oc-
cupy the pulpit here again next Sun
day.
4 Several from here attended The
Sunday school convention held in Me-
! dina last Saturday.
4 There were 118 in attendance al
Sunday school last Sunday, it being
Rally Day. Several special musical
numbers were given and were highly
appreciated.
Richard Kimball and family Of Ak
ron and Claude Woodward and fam
lily Of Creston were entertained at B
G. Kimbalps Sunday.
A The Farm Bureau and Mothers
club win meet Friday night, Oct. 7
Rev. Tompson will show slides Of In
terest to both Farm Bureau and TIL
Mothers club. Ice cream will b
served BY the Mothers club. Thi
win also be reception for the teach
ers. Everybody come.
Miss Ruth Snyder of Bath is spend
ling some time with her sister, Mrs
Lawrence Dean,
3. 9. Kimball recently lost d horst
it having fallen and broken itsl LEG.
A. +. Spellman has a new For
touring car.
X MI AZ M sf TIL WI S N sa <. III IN n W
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16
ALL STARS
PLAY Wire MILLS

What will probably be one of the
best baseball games staged IN Pueplo
this year, should be the result of the
Pueblo All Stars and Wire Mill base
ball contest to be played at 2:30 O'Clock
this afternoon on the State Fair
grounds
In the Pueblo All Star lineup will be
players that have just recently re-
turned from minor league circuits.
others that have played on salar1ed
clubs In the state and some of the stars
of tho Steel League. O'Byrne of the
Western association will take the
mound for the All Stars, while Lawson
and Mccullough two players who had
also played in the same circuit will
hold down infield positions. Sam Nc
Graw who has donned uniform in the
Nebraska State league will be seen in
the outer gardens for the Stars.
The Wire Mill team, with big BIZ
Eberling on the helm, and with the
usual strong lineup that brought the
Wire Twisters within an ace of grab
bing the pennant from the Shops club
| are looked upon as able to give the
, Stars plenty of opposition and many
fans are Of the opinion that the Wire
men are capable of tumbling the un-
usual strong lineup of talent that goes
to make the All Star club.
Shreet car service has been arranged
so that the fans will be able to get a
car at the Mesa junction on the ter
minute schedule starting at 1:3C
O'Clock. tho service to continue until
after the game.
The probable lineup today will be:
ALL STARS-Ellis, C, ARKANSAS Val
| ley league). O'Byrne. p, (Western as
sociation). Joseph. II, tsteel league,
Mccullough, 1b, tWestern association
| Whitehead, 2b. (Texas league1. Law
| son, IS, (Western association. Nc
| Graw, CT, (Nebraska State league)
| Sabo. sb, (Steel league). Whelan, RI
| (Arkansas Valley league).
/ WIRE MII.L-Masser. C. EberlinG. p
Yershin, II: f. Prossen, 1b; Mishmash
| 2b; Badovinac, So: Lamb. CT; Pannun'
| zio, 3b; kuntz, RI.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16
NAVY PLAY BRILLIANT
GAME OF FOOTBALL

Annapolis. Nd. Oct. is.-Tho they did
not invade the opposing goal line by
actual offensive rushing. the Anna
polls midshipmen furnished remark
able exhibition OF football today de-
feating Princeton ls to 0. in game
that was fiercely contested.
Navy's score was made up of a
touchdown that came following a
blocked kick. and the resultant goal.
in the second period and tho two
field goals from placement. kicked by
King in the fourth period. The Navy
forwards were imprcgnablc and not
once did the Tigers cover ground for
a first down in rushing. Hence navy's
goal was not menaced. They were In
fact on the defensive most of the
time.
The Middies unlcashed fast and
smooth attack with n few fancy plays
sandwiched in between that at times
literally swept the visitors off their
feet The Princctonians showed some
wonderful defensive work in flashes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16

The Central, Wildcats took the sec
ond trouncfng that has been admin
istered by the Colorado Springs Ter
rors yesterday afternoon when they
bowed to the visiting eleven by being
blanked with a $50 score. Despite
given a hard struggle both teams
see-sawing up and down the field dur
ing the earlier quarters for the ground
they gained, and 1t was not until the
final quarter that the Central defen-
sive line weakened, partly due to the
many substitutes the Blue and White
gridiron men We're forced to use in
the struggle.
The visitors put up their usual
strong lineup and had their star War
ner at the half back position. War
ner played in the first half of the
game.
Central displayed a high class brand
of defensive work against the visitors,
holding them for downs on more than
one occasion. The tackling of Wag-
ner. Blue and White full back. and
Badovinac. CentraTs right half back
was the feature of the defensive tao
tics in the game. When either of these
Pueblo lads hit the Brown and White
pigskin shifters Referee Hopkins whis-
tie was sure to be heard.
Ryan and Phelps proved to be the
premier ground gamers for the Colo
rado Springs crew. Ryan waved thru
Central's defense time after time to
the deep secondary goal-guards
Phelps was sent thru the Wild
Cats" line for long smash gains hen
a previous long gain had been made
At no period of the game did Cen
trail seriously threaten a score against
the visitors. Wagner was weak in
his puntng efforts for Central Time
after time his linesmen gave way
seeking to divert. his attention from
the task Of booting the sphere.
Strain. who replaced Ryan at quar-
ter back for the "Terrors'' in the final
period, attempted to drop kick a goal
but failed when Badovinac. for Cen
trail. rushed around the left end in
front of him. 1t was during this per-
sod, however, that Strain called sig
mails for many trick aerial plave that
succeeded in bringing the ball to
within striking distance of the goal
line.
In the fourth period Wagner. stand
ing on the five yard line in Centrals
territory attempted a punt but was
blocked, forced back of the goal line
and dropped on by Dick, "Tcrror'' CEN
ter.
Tho game opened with Coach Pitts
crew receiving the ball. After sew
cral ineffective efforts to gain ground
the ball went over to the Brown and
White and Captain Brown was called
from the limo to pack the leather COW
cred rubber over the white washed
lines for Colorado Springs. Warner
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
TOURNAMENT TODAY

The annual championship tourna-
ment Of the Pueblo Golf club will
start Sunday morning at 10 o'clock,
continuing each week In the elimina-
ton until the championship has been
decided. Tho elimination will neces-
state eight matches being played.
The preliminary rounds will be Is
hole match play, but the semi-finals
and finals will be for 36 holes.
Day. who has taken the honors of the
Pueblo Golf club for the past two or
three years is matched with Shea, but
Carliie and Dean start off in the first
match today.
The following matches have been
drawn for the preliminaries today.
Garlic VS. Dean. Creel VS. Duncan.
Slayden VS. ReitemeIer. Lewis VS. Finn
pie. Tomlinson VS. Wairsley. Saunders
VS. Leddy, Day vs.. Shea. Jones vs. Cliff
ford.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16
DENVER ]. WINS
THREE STRAIGHT
Denver Defeats Nebraska
Wesleyan Eleven in Final
Minutes Of Play

Denver, Oct. ia field goal in the
final minutes of play, saved Nebraska
Wesleyan from whitewash from the
hands of the undefeated football team
of the University of Denver which won
its third successive game of the sea-
son here today q to 8. Ainsworth, re-
placing Crowley, Stellar fullback. who
has withdrawn from school, performed
brilliantly, carrying the ball 25 yards
to the shadow of the goal posts in the
first period.
Denver scored two more touchdowns
in the second period. but during the
second half of the game the play was
almost continually in Denver's terri
tory The Nebraskans were in position
to score several times, but lacked the
punch to put the ball over.
AS the whistle blow in the third
period Johnson, left-end of the Ne
braskans, received forward pass and
carried it to Denver's seven yard line
Two line bucks failed to net any
yardage and attempted passes Went
astray. Denver intercepting a pass and
punting out of danger. Nebroska fol-
lowed with punt which was recovered
on Denver's 25 yard line. On the next
play a drop kick gave the only points
scored against Denver.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16
BABE RUTH VS..
JUDGE LANO|S

New York, Oct. 15.--A possible break
seemed imminent tonight between
Judge Lands commissioner of base
ball and Babe Ruth home run king.
over the order against worlds series
players participating in "barnstorm
ing" contests.
Ruth after telephone talk with
Judge Lands today expressed deter
mination to participate in an exhi-
bition game with the Ruth all stars"
against the Buffalo Internationals at
Buffalo tomorrow.
Judge Landis declared if the Yam
kee slugger engaged in the contest "it
will be a personal issue between Ruth
and me to determine which man is
the bigger in baseball" He added
that If the contest is held, the Buff
falo club also would be involved as
it would be competing against an in
eligible player
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16
COLORADO SPRINGS TERR0RS HOLD
THE CENTRAL WILDCATS SCORELESS

was successful in his attempt at the
goal kick. Score to o.
In the second quarter Central kick
cd off and soon gained possession of
the pigskin on an intercepted aerial
pass. Holding inc line the visitors
found themselves owners of same and
shifted the field formation around un-
til Warner booted the sphere over the
cross bars.
Score 10 to 0.
When Wagner attempted a punt
standing on his own goal line he found
White. But he let go with the right toe
with the result that the ball bounded
back for touch back with a Terror"
lowering over it,
Last period.
Coach Klein opened the last period
of play by sending practically new
teamNbn the field
Soon after play was resumed after
the rest period Central found her
players backed on their goal line try
a Terror" rushed thru the dust to
fall on it. Captain Brown. Of the
Brown and White proved to be the
impassable barrier in this case.
This play went for touchdown and
the tally was elevated seven noints
when a goal was kicked
Central kicked off and tho ball was
sent down the field by a series Of
line smashes and air passes. Finally
Long. who was substituted in the
third period for FIFTY" Ryan at end.
received a pass and squirmed thru for
a touchdown. The ball was booted
and seven more points went to the
score board for the visitors.
With one minute left to play quar-
terback Strain sent his cohorts down
the field for long gains around end.
Finally Captain Brown was called
from the line to receive a pass which
he caught and packed over the goal
of the period. Allen kicked goal and
the final score stood at SO to o.
Scoring by periods: 7-s-2-1. Total
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16
NEW MEXICO ]. LOSES
TO COLORADO COLLEGE
Tigers Take Stubborn Game
In Last Quarter Score
Z to y

Colorado Springs, Oct. 15.-Colorado
college defeated the University OF New
Mexico eleven here this afternoon by a
score of to o. The visitors showed
stubborn defense and played the tigers
to standstill. thruout the four
periods. The only score came in the
fourth quarter when Briggs recovered
a tumble on the New Mexican 10 yard
line and carried 1t to within few feet
of the goal line.
waiss then went over after three at
tcmpts and Linger kicked goal.
The work of Jones. New Mexico's
right half was a feature of the contest.
He made several long gains thru the
tackles and around the ends. Briggs
work on the defensive was the most
noticeable feature in that department.
The game was marred by frequent
fumbles and penalties.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16
iowa U. SQUAD EASILY DEFEATS
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, l4-2
Gordon Locke, Iowa's Plungng Fullback, Plays Star
Game, Scoring Two Of The Hawkeyes
Touchdowns

Iowa City, Iowa, Oct 15.--The State
University of Iowa football team
moved a step nearer the coveted grid
iron championship here today when it
triumphed over the University of Illi-
nois, by a score of Il to 2.
Iowas victory was well earned. 1T
came from two touchdowns by Gordon
Locke. plunging full back OF Coach
Howard Jones machine.
one was scored in the second period.
and the other in tho third period.
and the other in the third period. Locke
not only lugged the bail over for the
touChdowns. but his gains were largely
Instrumental in putting Iowa, in posi-
tiou to score. The Hawkeye team. was
never in any serious danger, the two
points score by Illinois, being the re-
suit OF a IL yard penalty. which put
, their backs to the wall, followed by Il
full pass from center which rolled
over the goal line where Captain Aub-
roy Dcvine fell upon it for a safety
which gave the orange and blue a
mesEer two points.
Illinois never had the ball within
scoring range. while Iowa repeatedly
threatened ;he visitors who played a
defensive game thruout except when
they made a few sporadic attempts In
the final period that netted a few first
downs, Illinois attempted fourteen
forward passes hut only four were sue
cessfuL Iowa repeatedly ripped gap
Ing holes in the Coach Zuppkc forward
wall.
a great crowd of Iowa home comers
filled ali the regular seats and boxes
in addition to temporary bleachers at
the end Of the field.
rowa's first touchdown was the re-
suit OF sensational smashing OF the
Illinois line.
A Dcvine intercepted a long forward
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16
BIG LEAGUE GAME
IN PUEBLO OCT. q

One Of the greatest attractions -
the Pueblo baseball fans Is but = week
ioff.
The attraction will feature . game
1 between two all-star aggregAtions
composed of National and American
league teams to be played on the State
Fair grounds, Saturday, October %. II
staged in this city for several years
and will include in the two lincups
players who are stars in the major cir
cult.
| One of the players. who participated
In the worlds series will be with the
Tobin transforming teams. this play
| err was announced yesterday to be
Bob Meusel of the Now York Yam
| KEGS.
Among the players of both teams are
members of the st. Louis Browns and
Cardinals, Detroit, Washington, Phil
adelphia, Boston and Cleveland The
National leaguers will come from
Brooklyn. Boston. Ptttsburg and 1t
was thought to include players from
Chicago and Cincinnati.
Reuthers. the famous twirler OF tho
| Brooklyn team, Is one of the star
moundsmen carried on the roster with
such other star fingers as Oldham and
Davis.
| Some of the members that have been
announced by Morris Pentcr. who is
sponsor for the exhibition game OF
the big leagucrs here next Saturday.
arc: Courtney. Washington. Dixie Da-
Wis. McManus. Collins. Tobin. Lee and
williams of the St. Louis team; Red
Oldham, Blue and Jones of the Detroit
team, and Mitchell of the Athletics.
The Nationals will include Eeuthcrs,
Hargrovcs. Brattcm, Tierney, Roden.
Toresca, Lee, Noeschges.
The paste boards of admission arc
now being sold to the public at all tho
I ~,
Keeping Her Cheerful
DO you think l can make her hap
py?"
We'll. she'll always have something
to laugh it."-London Opinion.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16
FOOTBALL RESULTS

At Pueblo-Centennial High. 2o;
Florence High. s.
AT Pueblo-Coiorado Springs High,
80: Central High. o.
At Fort Collins-Colorado Aggies.
Ia: Colorado Mines. I.
AT Colorado SprinEs-Colorado Col
lege. I: University of New Mexico, 0.
At Denver-Denver University. IL;
Nebraska Wesleyan, ..
At Philadelphia-Penn 4;
Skarthmore, Z.
At Annapolis-Navy. 13; Princeton
At Evanston. Ill.-wisconsin. 81;
Northwestern. 0.
At ambridge-Harvard. 10: Uni
versity of Georgia. Z.
At Syracuse-Syracuse, rs: Brown,
A. Hanover. N. H.-Dartmouth.
IA: Tennessee. 3.
At Ann Arbor-Michisan, 80:
Michigan Aggies. o.
AT New Haven-Yaie. "a; Williams,
At lafayette. Ind.-Notre Dame,
80: Purdue. o.
At Columbus Minnesota, o; Ohio
State, 81.
At West Point-Army. %: wabash.
At Iowa City-Iowa. "A; Illinois. ,.
At Lincoin-Univcrsity of Nebras-
ka. Al. Haskell. 0.
At Columbia-Missouri, II: Ames.
IA.
AT St. Louis-Grinnell, 13; WASH
ington. "A.
At Pittsburg-Cincinna Univer-
sity. IA; University of Pittsburg. I'll.
At Salt Lake Ci'y-wyomins. 8;
Utah. II.
At New Brunswick. N. J.-Rutgers,
IA: Washington and Lee. 13.
At Lawrence-Kansas. Z: Drake.
Is.
At Rcno-First Half: Nevada, g.;
St. Marys, o.
AT Decorah. last. olafs. 10:
Luther College. o.
At Characterization University,
IA: Kansas Aggies. Z.
At. Seattle-tIniversity of Montana,
4; University of Washington. IS.
At Logan-Montana Aggies. 4:
Utah Aggies, 5.
At Portland-Idaho. IL Oregon, L.
lTie)
At Reno-st. Marys IA; University
of Nevada. s.
At Dubuque. Ia.-Dubuque Univer-
sity. IS: Penn College. o.
At Hamilton. N Y.-colsatc. 81;
Susquehnnna. 6.
All Baltimore. Md Johns Hop
kins. s: Dickinson. O..
AT Cleveiand-Casc, 10; Ohio Wes-
leyan. IA.
AT Morgnntown. w. Va.-ohio Uni
vcrsity. o West Virginia, Z.
At New York-Fordham, 20: Villa
Nova. 80. tTie.)
AT Dallas. Tcxas-Boston College,
%; Baylor University of Waco. Z.
At Lexington. Ky.-Vandcrbilt, 21:
University of Kentucky. "a.
At Orono. Maine-Maine, I: Rhode
Island State, :.
At Hartford. conn.-Bowdoin. I;
Trinity. o.
At waterville. Maine-colby. Il;
At Berkeley-university of Call
fornia, 21 Pacific Fleet. 10.
At San Francisco-Stanford, Il;
Olympic Club, o.
At Salem, Ore.-Oregon Agricul-
tural. IA; Willamette. o.
At Spokane, wash.-washinston
state. 50; Gonzaga, 7.
AT Los Observation-Disclosures OF
Southern California. AZ; Occidental. o.
At cincnnati--Ccnter College, IS,
St Navier, g
AT Little Rock. Ark.--w,ohita, o,
Al Fargo, N. D.-North Dakota, 40;
Fargo College, 0.
At Fort Worth. Tex-Texas Chris
tiau University 10: Trinity University.
3.
At Austin, Tex.-Texas University
81: Howard Payne. o.
At Houston, Tex.-Rice Institute, 6;
Tulane University. Z.
At Normal, okla.-Oklahoma Uni
vcrsity, 6; Oklahoma A. and NJ, o.
At York, Pa.-Usinus. o: Gettys-
burg, %.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16
CANON CITY WINS
FROM DENVER TEAM
snscini To The chLettaIn

Special to The ChIeftain.
canon city, oct. i5.-Canor City
High school football team won It's sec
ond victory Of the season here this
afternoon by defeating Denver Manual
Training High ~ to q Robson and
McDonough starred for Canon City
and Newman tor Denver, Canon city
made seven touchdcwns intcrcepting
two Of penvcrs forward passes for
touchdowus Canon Citys goal was
not threatened at any time, The Den
vor team arrived an hour late by auto.
A large crowd witnessed the game
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16
LAMAR SCORES
ANOTHER TICTORi

Special to the Chieftain.
Fowler, Colo. Oct. t5.-The Lamar
football team held the local gridiron
men score less in a well played game
winning 1870. Neither team was able
to gain much ground during the later
part of tho game, tho carly quarters
accounting for all of the points.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
DEFEATS WYOMING T.

Sal. Lake. Oct. 1.-THE University
OF Utah football team defeated the
University of Wyoming here today by
the score of IA to 3. Utah scored
touchdowns by getting the jump early
in the first and third periods and
kicked goals. Wyoming points came
from drop kick. scored In the last
quarter following successfully com
pleted forward pass.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16
ORIOLES TIE UP
SEASONS SERIES

Baltimore. Md, Oct. 15.--Louisville
knotted the count at three all with
Baltimore in the post season clash by
taking today's contest 3 to o. 1t was
pitchers duel between Ben Tincup,
the Indian twirler of the American
association champions and Lefty
Groves of the Orioles, in which tho
former had the edge. Altho both
twirlers were busy striking out the
respective opposition they were also
both wild and 1t was the local twirI-
ers unstcadincss, which finally caused
his undoing. On the other hand the
Indian was strongest when In danger
Louisville ...........N00 0o2 010-3 /
Baltimore .......... 900 600 600 ) 3
Tincup and Mayer; Groves and
Egan.
And a Strong One, Too.
Cussing won't help the situation,
perhaps; but what business needs Is
a good yword.-Baltimore sun.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16
LAS ANI!N1S 13
ORDWAY I

Special to the Chieftain
Ordway. Colo. Oct. 15.--Las Animss
took a desperately contested Eamc
here today from the ordwav eleven.
winning 13-7. Both teams contested
bitterly for tho points gained. Las
Animas getting thru the lines for two
touchdowns
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16

pass and returned it to mid-field, Civ
ing his team its scoring opportunity.
The riveting thrusts of Locke and A.
Devine thru center and off the tackles
carried the ball to the Illinois 20 yard
line.
Three successive punches at the 1lli-
nois line netted gains of twelve, seven
and one yard and touchdown.
The second touchdown was made in
the early part of the first half and was
preceded by thrilling run by Locke,
who plunged thru big hole in the CEN
ter of the line. twisted, turned and
shook off tackler after tackler and ad-
vanced Sc yards, carrying the ball TO
the Illinois "a yard line Locke then
made five yards, A. Devinc and Locke
5 more. Devine hit off tackle Tor J
and Locke plunged thru over the goal
line
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16
hGG|ES DOUBLE
SCORE ON MINES

Fort Collins. Colo, Oct. IA fifty
flv. yard run by Halfback Fred Hart
shorn. gave tho Colorado Agsics "a
tn : victory over tho Colorado School
Of mines in a hard fought Rocky
Mountain conference game here TO-DAY
The Miners scored in the first period
on run started by McGlonc as
the whistle ended the period. The sec
ond period was scoreiess but the AZ
gier eveued the count in the third
period. Herigstadt. right end. recov-
cred a miners tumble and raced %
Yards to the goal line. On two other
occa sions. the Aggies were within two
Yards OF the Miners goal but were un-
able to push the ball over the line.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16

iowa SttillS
Goals from touchdowns-A- Devine, 2
Safety--,A. Devine.
Referee-Masker. Northwestern.
Iimpire-knight. Dartmouth.
Field Judge-Kearns. De Pauw.
Headlincsman-Lipsk Chicago
Time of periods-lo minutes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-16

At Lewisburg. Pa.-Buckncli. I;
lafayette. 20.
At New York-Columbia, 10: New
York University, o.
At Neutrality-suspicious. Uni
versity. Sc: Westminster. o.
At Ithaca-Cornell, 10; western
Reserve. o.
At Middletown. Conn.-Wesleyan'
0: Boston University. Z.
AT state College, Penn.-Penn
State, IS; Lehigh. Z.
At Washington. Penn.-Washing-
ton and jefferson. IA. Carnegie,
Tech. O.
At Schcnectady-Unio o; AM
herst. 6,
At Washingt ton-Catholic Unirer-
sity. Z; Mount St Marys, 0.