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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18

A hlr u crime q horrible record body shot 70
pieces. and aa.Jriing % the contention Of religion
lists. q ..u. e'ernally lost.
D.c. T-sa need Q, cross the border Of her sister
state Got r...r. .u THIS class lu o-ods name. no
She h1. reform .chool record OF her own, sui
u,I,n'.. .mr and CHASTITY. when viewed in the light
1i nr.trI rr,ducf, 20 make The angel weep
iWlrrc Do. r-iucdy, In an awakened public con-
.cicn., .ae 'aking cpgnilu,c 81 the welfare Of
thr erunP 1u ~ 'he community In wtalized ia
ycnile D.n- ach as Judge Ray Johnson j, giving
tmaf'lI. and BOO 'hc form Of Boy Work Commit
tees such the Am.-illo Rotary Club ha, headed
by men hF. Nermon . Pipkn
II the home community sent Tom Slaughter as a
mere ot..d O. tHc thing called a reform school 70
rd ,ore'. 90 au Infection blot. stain Of Il son-
mmmNng Influence may vc ask how the venture
WORKED '.r the experiment, isu ow iiushcd2 Where
Tom slaughter bad his limited optcrc IT boy as
'cia'r. o., ibid he had hardened criminals. and
mGpcut criminals 300 hs later Iiic Spreading the
VIRUS 90 SIN. shame woc. misery and crime Was the
T'i"r" q ,u..r.,' You know b. was not, Then
las financial venture vha, DO the record, shown
They .hpW tha' thc state "a Arkansas and other
state have spent ,wpeud1u, SUM, % the pro,ccu-
uohs iu trailing. 90 arrrsuug. 900 rmpriSouing Tom
Nhugiir Tom Slaughter could have been far
m"rr ,hraI} sent through the public schools.
through th' University % Arkansas. through the
reading educational institution, OF the United
state anil Europe at the expense OF the state than
through 'hr reform school
Ito" long win So,lcty siumbcr. aud allow ms ten
Ter boz. undcrpriucgcd n many cases. 10 be
moulded INTO hardened criminals. Amarillo had
Two boy, recently arrested q, q tender age over
AIKEN 90 "iicn,c, convicted and sentenced 10 the
state reform school These boys were given sus-
pended sentences and returned 10 their parents.
Later they committed other oficnscs. and Of course
found their way INTO the jail Their porents re
used Z" hr interested in the boys They declined
20 "el' them, or TO have anything further 10 do
"lth them. despite the fact that both are under
sixteen years Judge Johnson thought that he
WOMB h' compelled o. send them a. GatcSyc but
u'' "hrn the case, looked desperate IN the extreme
ne N"''rldn' possessed OF real souls. showed No ON
ne '''nr and goi busy alid remedy came into
''gIi "us and bodies are promised reclamation
."'unidilI'. because few men have denied them
'rV'N and are living live, OF service Nav CoJ oron,
+" Ncn>"n of tins cas, Of men INTO eyer. com.
MUMMY throughout the United S,atc,l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
GIVE Is FLOWERS now.

"" hkr 'u write about the birds and
flowers and bright sunshine. and how
d." world BE- getting better slowly but
Smelly every dly. and thus point ont
some OF the bright spots along the more
or Jess thurny highway along which We
1il I'Dd or houk. rather than d. digging
up dHrk dauk and dis1greo1hlc things
md illug.us them boz tho face OF peace.
loving people ". would rather chron
i'I" th" ringing Of wedding bells than
'hr toIi.us ot tho 1mc lu funeral dirgo
We Do not like morgIos and rhouls and
appendicitis hut lean toward ,h" uratils
ot little children and mirfh ana LAUGH
'or and would much rather rat "a f.'.
ifw mortal u1 tlr mok for kindly
decd ihan Dol. Hmm with q yard Of gas.
pipe because ~ some sin oC commission
or omission. Speed On. Jlv when we
shall hr holding a worldwide confer.
eu,r ON how best 10 assist old SAINT,
Claus ON up the stockings OF the Kid
dies and feed tho poor and needy. ~.
stead 81 discussing how many battle.
ships ono country needs. how many
submarines are necessary Tor tho other.
-pampl News
This is 'h" right idea. and II followed
ont p"rsis''nt'y ANA ,uns.-'.r'r viii
a. much good Bog iehtouug the burdens
from Tho cradle 20 the grave. To rad
and glHdd'n.0E the ways az travellers
from Oh" cad'" tp tho crave. To road
M article of This class encourage ma
ana makes us more certain TINT thor.
90 much boz humanity aside from That
which Be- lid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
TRIRl NJ SrRoNG roR GIRLS.

cone u fhr MOST ridiculous hinEs w,
.iNr r,aI u lately Be- the report OF
iry1- t.t.hris travelling from The end
tH.l Er.3i state tu Fort worth. q.
'.Ir % serious discussion Cd. Do, evils
H .hu"' rts hohh.ng them h1r. aUd
'''fHr hnr. ifrss'~ o. that lsa sam.
.i t-r -Du-.ue. Witr Wuun the
.ih lls conducting the meeting
H1s.I Give time 90 their audience. We
t.. th. state should 4.nsluu these
.,fi,Is 80 immediately far having COAT.
...l .lr.f usefulness. and entered their
.o.g.
AHs body who remembers how girls
is.I On uiT their hair Will prefer the
h.hhiug % today. likewise Oh. short
dresses permitting the freedom 90 limbs
.f" to Dee preferred ta those trailing ir
ihs tIIf OF one generation ago. Even
where SOME sirl. ~ o. the extreme. boz
wanting sanitary and common sens,
.'H,H.- the tact that their trcss,s af,
dn in,h too short viii not prevent them
r.u |,.uwing fine women WHY can't
Hrn ind something better to du than
''.r- j1 dictat" % women how tu
dress -Quln1h Tribun,
Well no last Va, b,l,t' ihr Tr,hur,
correct Tor thr men dcln rld.ly
H adjust themselves Co. fhr STYLES an
proved luI adopted by Oh. hdi,s
Hh.'N. flrf au, Younger or Older
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
TINY roIIOw ArnEr wnSOV

u D. predicted b. u... '.. 1ads 'hH'
the arms ,0rf'..... ..H .r session Boo
NashinEion vH. le.. HU.H r.Hs '.I
reduction of ai..H..I. Do . I.s. pre-.
dletcd that ir D-d. r. n.rs fH. agree.
mont into 'ff'. ... a.f .f 900 inter
na'iuuri association $500 u.e u b,
formed
Aud this h.ua Hu ft, a.f 'h1' D.
waa WoDdruu Wilson $500, hag.d me
pnth booking o. such 400 organization
Ia principle Iu Us iur4' OF Nations
for there must ur.1. %, SOM, bind .,
"A wotllH Tribunal 200 ldIudI.1i. pu,s
lions mat may uIa' between nations
from time tu Uu' n rfr" agreement
ga diaum wH Dor as, l.up ur some
trouhl'sou" Watt.@ may luso ana one
from time 'H tu. Hr the agreement
and begin Increasing i.s .-n8m,uts ANA
this vii. force the .fl.,I- Goo dl $780,.
II we trr greatest political Grim,
u the centuries u4u L.dE. p.urUsb
and the other republican leaders con
1pir'd and planned tHs lehf against M,
ratification 90 fh" Versailles treaty and
hy partisan son. u 200. .,utt. d..
fcaird b. liDd fhlf ulfs l..g ratified
'he wesll would n.' hit. n..u plunged
into M" troubles tha n1., come upon
% sine" the wnr rnutt.N N,wa.
Win thc passage ot '.m, Woodrow
Wilson grows 900 fhs hais % DO, r,n.
pi'. throughout rho world a.. uaa o.
great h.fd"f and ihD thoughts Boz. aN
pressed are based nH principle HAT $500,
nor Do" 7'illod hs Tho opposition of l1rty
politicians. wh" boo their ,,tr,mu.s ar.
l'r"'d o. return tn ih.u fur guidance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18

tlI HIr Vernon p lr hIt the
au. N. .n other towns .h bat e
amr .....' anI .s perhaps fh- more
reason l.. attempting fu introduce read.
re a.. tHf s worth Vnl.
IH answer p. % protest ue reply
eu.I I... H tan 'h.I. . demand
t. m.H u..1ur.u Undoubtedly
f..rsI.r tn.E would boot Do. Carried
r -t..t Do lr another .t.' o. whore
r.NrHn base I.rhn rr'l arliur
.. youth D.. asking l0. reading matter
alf mle o.. 200 hU uruI,.. O.. them.
r.. tho boys agd girls. however. such
might easily h- d'l'hd'll.ug.
Surely the Good Government League
100 uni every enc r1dv Goo cooperate
% hInishnE impure reading matter
from Vernon Vernon Record
Th.s nurl. E. worthy .f 90 a..1f deal
IF attention. tr WI.'euunlby there
Hla h',u t great 1.lI 90 u.sl,.t in CON.
...'i.n with ODD, r1Gu- matter made
...'uN. q. fHe Foune %. plc Of me
aums communities BOO thi- ~ well as
20 oth. portions o. Tire SoutLH,-t ln1
b." nation ls whole
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
LYCEUM ARTS
QUARTETTE TO
Give PROGRAM
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
With Our EXCHANGES

.ass himself Zoo hf shell. dos rot adj
t.rlHs. nnf not contribute t. water.
works. public highway. commercial
..lu- .f anything OLE. that nina 60
.-erff flr publ. boo gau~ui .suth
business man would suffer because
,nr .Eu.t Ier Dfnt ot hi business
created b.. thuH Establishments IT,
OPT. town which 900 aft,ru., -Fmrd
Counts Slows
Ihs uln .- concern engaged Zoo bus
fr'- E present NHa does nat know
..Heftrs at OBJ, v..fh ul ADVERTISING
H p.rlu.If- u uuert fbl. position
DO -h Hu L- recalled th,f th- most
Hure' sfIi business ufr- li. tu. great
est oi 600 af.-ff.sf Tl.s know 90
.aIH. . printers n. .hH uahIv 40
H.r' fHi ..I..El ln. H..p.i u,iums
No. a.ttig .r tII now -iaIHr pub
U.u.1 .U ans eIt'n ,.unua.fy b. IT,
greatest ad.'rfau- medium This H.
.H. tllt H ..a a.I understood b.
.'I. m'n Ha' If. plfuns tuali business
..,. against 900 uls...lf..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
TmEY,RE on arnLn IRAII

The malls are being Hndaf H e7-''
ern capitalists trying o.. rarl.. a"f..
monf against salrgIr U..UH I'lr
flI unElng me way srf Th. gene
H"n'n argue thlf OBJ. h...rs q. Amer
.rH Hil be- onIy rffan.. 90 .0..f 90
per ren' ou fedsf fHf. Too thing
'haf hurts this bunch . n.f it.f
hey have "a l0f ~ money r m..'r
manufacturing p.aut Hsf ft. pro-
fearful ~ being wrecked 10 f.. H.I
mam'ut gursi.on retlF E.'# r. ft, p'.
pie % fno world gIlr. f. f .r
a oniy % saving 90 I. U ..l' Tt.
people ar" hfglurIu. b.. .. NiI'
foolish thing war 4rI preparation Co.,
Haf really H. Or fr. % 'H'
present rDnf0rrun. t" UT
there WiH boz .mofh.. .......0.. f.d
gear GO in' geat f..isHlrr 't.t H.. fr.
ii4"f limit armament Tf- .rr.
Winiy uu people Boo ftH f... h
enough % lend fHnI IHr. . 'Ms
bunch trying tD l.o.s H. us .n.F
encc hy wf.tlnE 300 T,sf ..rfl'sau'r
ana ~'natofe Ga 5000 arIIn. 4f. r.fn
unlimited Ca rDnr.a '.r5 .'a4
These capitalists n OH. l matter such
hey be- 1r" on cold ..I.. .rl H.. .ui
find resppns' Boz Goo I..I.. .. 900. u"o.
plo regarding 'ts uf'. f'rilfr
Hughes has mad. f.Ul. .rnurH ris
stand boo ihH m.ff.. boz . rI., 10
Amniei lie hI. ... I'..u.IF'
chord Boo thn b.. Ia I.' H
~ b.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
WILLING To MAKE SACRIFICE

Governor M'Chcm has announce,
that De- VIII not De- q candidate Tor no..
election to %" office OF governor Tn.
rov'rnorship OF New Mexico auuarori.
.y does not have much OF an attraction
Tor "a man after be has held one term
Few have held the office ana retained
tn,ir popularity Mr. Mechem ov.dop,
Is figures Il is a good thing 20 oui,
While the quitting is good The gov.
'in'rs announcement that hc would
rot nun again has caused Republican
politicians ail over the state 10 nat
themselves in q receptive mood for IN.
g. o. T.. nomination next summer
Clovis News.
Suh there are some ~ tho brethren
VINO nr" willing 10 sacrifice themselvs,
cn fhr altar ot their anbIfor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18

who paid tbe supreme sacrifice. Let no
b. careful DO the future and when Old
Glory approaches In any parade stand
"a attention with hat removed and held
over the left breast Clarendon News.
Such stories ls the above but lead
% the conclusion that we need moro
American Education Weeks. and sim
iar programs. tu help us understand
whnt Amer.canisn means. We share
With tle News tho belief that such &C.
u0n was based on 'hr lack OF know
ledE" hut mo- ono may learn our les.
SONS FOR u.s. We should understand
our duty 90 our country. and what true
reverence for our flag means.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18

WIN i'' prospect OF adequate building facilities
NH'r0" public schools are making most excellent
'.grrer The sy ui Amarillo is proud OF her
Schools ranking with the best IN the United States.
and steadily advancing 10 t'rwcr and higher goals
Z achievement. With the completion OF the build
rg. nnw assured q, the result OF the recent bond
>,ur. Goo immediate movement forward. will be cX-
ncnengcd \m7rllo, cumplimu, IN connection with
l,r ..hool, B, being multiplied
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
WI MED MORE EDUC,rIo<

N"t long ago az the regular Tur.d.v
'ur'n"ons one % the speakers called AZ.
nntion tn the fact fh1t during q r.r.-,
ianoral 20 overseas heroes when ft.
n1e larai'd past y,ry few of tfe cI,1
pr no'nl''.nn uncovered ava .-oal q,
''''.'' IF" N.Ns t.t r...
u "1s committed ..I.. tH.a..s
'grorhnce OF Tho respect duo tr. ne
o. else through ,houghtiessrees. ,s op-
people are generally and universally IA.
uio'ic 20 tho core and would no, FOR
me world. Intentionally flH Ia rasr.,
% he fag or 'o OBJ. meme. 90 ti..-e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
@Eas
NOTICE no TuF PUBLIC

Any reflection upon me character. standing
reputation Of indlvidn firm concern. o. corpora
non. appear the columns ~ The &"wa. viii b.
gladly corrected when called 10 tho attention ~ the editor
the intention 81 this newsfafr 'o wronguly use
njufe individual firm. concern or corporation. ana
ooTfsctons ~ b. made where warranted as prominently
We %. WronEfuly nnhllshsd ref.Leu-.. ~ lIl-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18
FEAR DESTROYED.

Ec.r thou NOT ior ! am with thee be not dis
mayed for am thy God viii strengthen thee ;
sea sI help thee yea. I wuphod.thee with
the rg., hand Of my riehteousness-Isa. a. 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18

81 should br remembered that even fool car
tear l'Nu. bur some skill is required to properly
build Every citizen should To- builder hnr Anna
1l'p 4'l 'Ic cammuui,ic, over TIN, section.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-18

nr''inHarr, mrdcni 90 adequate development OF
ID "e.r- ~ nai.r supply Cor Amarillo
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-20
WALKER COUNTY
CLAIMING TITLE


Coach Christopher and his Walker
County High school squad came to
town Saturday. as guests of Blrming-
Southern. and saw the Painters
triumph over Howard. After the
game the Walker County coach called
around at The Age-Herald office and
announced his Walker countians we're
claiming the state high school cham
pionship,
Were undefeated," explained the
Walker county mentor. and have
waded through all opposition In North
Alabama. We stood ready to defend
north Alabama against the winners
in south Alabama in a post-seas0n
game. But, when Sidney Lanier was
beaten by Bessemer we saw no need
for such contest, Therefore, We're
claiming the title
Walker Countys High school team
has gained fame ali over the state
this year. and any number of colleges
would be glad to get their hands on
some of the Walker county stars.
Sparks, Brakefield, Dodd, Allison and
Brown have created quite bit Of
comment in football circles by their
brilliant work with the Walker coun-
ty team.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-20
C0NQUERS
W. VIRGINIA ELEVEN


New Brunswick, N. j., November 10.
Rutgers today conquered the West
Virginia eleven for the first time in
seven years, The tally was II to Z.
The team from the southern noun
tain ranges started the game with
nine substitutes. but at the beginning
of the second half, when the boys
from the Raritan river had piled up
IA points to goose egg, the regu-
lars were pulled out of their sweat
ers. They had been saved for the
Washington and jefferson game on
Thanksgiving Day.
In the final period Simon romped
over the line, tucking away the visi-
tors solitary touchdown, and Kay
kicked goal. Then the New Jersey
eleven went after their guests again
and Summerill kicked a field goal
from the 35-yard line.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-20
GEORGETOWN DEFEATS
BOSTON COLLEGE 1910

Boston, November f1s.-Georgetown
university defeated Boston college "a,
to 10 in spirited battle at Braves
field today. The Washington eleven
easily the favorite at the start on
account of its experience and weight.
was Unable to score in the first two.
periods ss.af
DonneIan booted a field goal for
Boston just before the close of tn.
second period and Boston swelled it,
total to 10 few minutes after the
third period opened when Palen re-
covered tumble and ran 35 yards
for touchdown.
Georgetown's backs got going at
this point and forward passes ans
three big gains by Captain Flavin'
placed Georgetown. In a -position to.
score. Kenyon made astouchdown oiH
al lunge at the line for 20 yards and
Byrne scored later. With few
minutes to play Boston advanced
down the field but lost the ball on
Gowns on the courtyard line.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-20
SYRACUSE HUMBLES
DARTMOUTH, l4-7

New York, November 19.-Syracuse
humbled Dartmouth. "A to l. on
heavy gridiron at the Polo grounds
today The Orange played supe-
rior game and the Green was lucky.
to escape more decisive score.
Two of the tallies were made on
sensational runs following fumbles.
In the second period McCrae picked
up poor pass to Captain Robertson
and ran As yards for score. In the
third period, Furgone of Syracuse
missed a punt. Lynch picked UP the
ball and scurried 80 yards for a
touchdown for Dartmouth.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-20
SUTTON'S FIRST WIN
Is OVER MORNINGSTAR


Chicago, ember,19.-George SUIT
ton of Chicago today defeated Ora
Morningstar of San Diego. 400 to- 291,
in the worlds 1872 balk line, billiard
championship tournament. sutton
played out in II innings. with a, high
run OF 1876. while Morningstar had a
high run OF 237.
Sutton's victory today was the first
in his five tournament matches, he
having lost four straight games
Morningstar took long lead with his
high run In the second frame. but
sutton's steady playing enabled him
to overcome the advantage with his
high score in the eighth. inning ~,
The score by innings follows. 800
Suttpn-1s.. 1o5,. O.. 81. s. I. 4. 1855, 5,
80, 2s 10: total 400: high run 1856:
average SO Ia.
Morningstar-0. 237, 1. 10. 5. 0. O..
0, 0, Q. Ss. o; total POI; high run 237;
average PAN.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-20
RUTGERS WINS GAME

New Brunswick. N. j., November 49,.
Rutgers defeated West Virginia II to
Z today. The West virginians. who
had been saving their regulars for
the Washington and Jefferson game,
pulled their substitutes into the third
period but failed to score. In the
fourth. Simon scored a touchdown
for the visitors and Kay kicked goal
Just before the final whistle Rutgers
added a field goal to the IA points
scored in the second period. 1t was
Rutgers first victory over West vir-
ginia in seven years.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-20
SEWANEE CHANCES ILLINOIS DEFEATS INTEREST IS HIGH
OF BEATING VANDY THE STRONG TEAM IN PACIFIC COAST
LOOKING SMALLER FROM OHIO STATE GAMES YEAR
The IlIinoians Blast Buckeye
Hopes Of The Confer
ence Title

Columbus O., November 1s.-1llinois
today dashed to earth the hopes of
Ohio State for claim to the Western
Conference football championship. The
Illini. defeated by every conference
team they had met this season, played
the Buckeyes to standstiil and
raced off the field victors by a score
of to 0.
1t was Captain Larry Walquist,
playing his last game for his alma
mater, who did for his team what
previously had been regarded as the
most remote possibility. He had only
touched a forward pass tossed to him
by Pedden, but turned quickly as The
ball passed him, and, seeing it bounce
from the chest of Captain Myers OF
the Buckeyes. snatched II and plunged
25 yards through the Ohio secondary
defense for the first touchdown Illi-
nois had scored during the conference
season. A moment later, shortly be-
fore the second period ended, Sabo
added another point by kicking the
goal from touchdown.
Sternaman Gets Aloosc.
Not content with what his leader
had already done, Sternaman diminu-
period caught a punt and raced Go
yards across the Ohio goal line, only
to be called back because OF an Illegal
block by teammate.
The Illinois touchdown came after
they had been outplayed during the
early portion OF the game and Ohio
had twice advanced the ball to within
15 yards of the goal only to be turned
back by a stone wall of gold -jerseyed
Him who refused to give ground.
However after the Buckeye goal line
had been crossed, the Ohio offensive
seemed to lose force and never again
did the Buckeyes threaten seriously
to score.
Today's game was, the second in
which. the championship aspirations
of Ohio State were set at naught by
Illinois, the former being the Illinois
victory two years ago, which, ac-
complished in the last few seconds
of play, took the title to Urbana.
Lineup and summary:
Ohio State Position Illinois
Left End
HUFFMAN ....,....,.t........ Olander
Left Tackle
Pixley .s.-.. ,...,......... Moher
Left Guard
Young .........-...,. Vogel
Center
Trout ....... ...... ..-..... Green
Right, Guard
Splers ..''... ..4....' ......,. '..... prayer
Right Tackle
Slyher ...'......... wilson
Right End
Workman. ....'............ Sternaman
Quarterback
Stuart ........,..,..... Walquist Co
Left Halfback
isabel .....--...s... ......-.s... feuen
Right Halfback
lay LOT .......a... ......ts. Triangle
Fullbaok
Score by periods:
Ohio State .......-....0 o. D
Illinois .............0 Z 0 o. a.
Illinois scoring: Touchdown, Wal
quist, goal from touchdown. Sabo.
Referee, Bagidsohn. Michigan; um-
pire, Colonel Mumma, West Point;
field Judge. Keasns. 1. A. c.; head
linesman, Lipski, Chicago. Time Of
periods, 10 minutes each.