davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
4. VI. 4. TO SPRING
SOMETHING NEW

Chester. Pa. Nov. 1.-THE s.,rjt
of rivalry is becoming keen as Penn
sylvania Military College continues 20
prepare for the annual historic bout
With Delaware on saturday at Wa
ninptun.
Coach 81 Pauxtis yesterday tried
three new plays IN the workout. and
while the practice WAS ON. Cadet sem
tries. armed with Springfield rifles
kept the gridiron clear 10 all visitors
y, NJ. 9. plans % spring n couple OF
surprises vi Delaware. and the Cadets
Dre taking nc chances that these sur
Yris.s viii leak out before the game
George Worst. former backneld star
oi West Chester Normal. was given q
trNout nt quarterback and Pauxtis
said the result was favorable. Worst
showed good grasp OF the signals
aud was exceedingly snsppy on the
delivery of the bah tc tho backs. In
the scrinnaaxc that followed he show
ID q capacity for open plays. making
some good gains around ends against
the scrubs.
After giving his ncw plays a thor
ouxh workout up and down the field.
Pnuxtis tried them out against the
scrubs. Two OF the plays worked very
we'll "Uyp" Allen and "Pat" Mcguire
smashing through fo. good gains. The
third new play did not work out so
well and viii probably be- abandoned
hN IA. coach. Some radical changes
M the line-up are expected for tho
Delaware game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
BLUE AND GOLD WORK.
FOR P. N. {. BATTLE
Plans Being Made to Handle
Large Crowd at Harlan Field
on Saturday.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Nov li.--,,oth Delaware
snd rcnnsylvana Military College Of
chester are evidently looking ON their
annual game To be played on Satur-
day, at Harlan Field. Wilmington, ss
Tho most important contest Of their
schedule, judging from the secrecy
hat both arc trying to maintain rcla-
tive to practice th's week. Athletic
officials of both institutions are going
10 considerable trouble To try ana keep
their opponents scouts from watching
the practice this week,
AZ Chester 70 IN said the cadets are
inaiuisining military guard around
the iicld every afternoon 20 bar anyone
who even looks Ike he might be a
Delaware scout. Equally as drastic
measures are heinr taken at Frazer
Field "a keep y. NJ. q. scouts out.
Coach Derby put his squad through
another hard practice yesterday after
noon, working ON new plays planned
for the l. NJ. &. game and developing
dotenae to stop the cadets attack
The members of tho squad, as well as
he student body, show In many ways
that they look on this game az the
must important of the season. The
student body viii BE- ON hand TO a
student to cheer ana root for the Blue
and uuld.
Under the supervision OF 1lead
1naoh Shiplcy. Harlan Field. Whining
tom, has bccn put IN excellent shape
iof thia ramc A. has been stated
ihu srljlrun has heen changed 50
80 10 mako u better for spectators TO
500 the game, one special foatur, Is
the fact that arrangements have been
made, whereby at least about 500 spec
'stors can see the game from n fine To-
cation under cover No matter what
Kind ~ weather there may be, this
number will bo undor cover 60 watch
Tho contest m comfort. This will be
enc ~ the few college games In the
country whore this large number
can watch the game under shelter
While there VIII be no reserved
sosts, reservations will be male for
brlawwr"'s cheering section on th,
sldc with the spectators. Portable scats
uscd on Frazer Field aud which VIII
seat 500, win be taken 90 Harlan Field
nnd placed on one side OF the field foi
TIE u, NJ &. cheering section and
their friends.
Announcement was made TODAY that
ihc Freshman Sophomore football
samc win bee played ON Frazer F!elt
~ II o'clock next Tuesday morning
chapel period.
Tho University OF Delaware Fresh.
mon who arc training for tho elias.
samcs scrimmaged against Newark
High yesterday afternoon.
one of the younger alumni OF ths
university who does not care 20 have
MS name used. has presented TO the
Athletic Council Tor tho football team
nnc blankets. The letter ID" has beer
worked on each blanket and they vii
hc used by the Delaware squad fol
tho nrst time In the p. NJ c. gam,
saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
WILMINGTON TEAM
TO PLAY SOLDIERS
Fields, Former Star, Re-enlists
in Army and Will Add to
Fort du Pont Eleven.

Special Correspondence Every Eveniis
Fort du Pont, November J7.--rhs
Fort du Pont football team was PVT
through a hard Scrifnna9e yesterday.
preparatory 10 their gaYne with an
AIl-Star team from Wilmington here
next Sunday. The game with the st.
Thomas team for Saturday has been
cancelled.
Tho team is in good shape with the
exception Of White, the feet footed
quarterback, who is out of the game
with injuries. Barney, a star half
back Is suffering with a twisted knee,
but viii probably be in shape for Sun
days game.
F'icIds. a star tackle, who played
with the dU Pont teams Como years
ago. but for six years ms been living
/ O. civilian life at Delaware City. has
re-enlisted in tho army and VIII he a
permanent player with the du Pont
team. and win add greatly. 70 hs
strength.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
FREE POULTRY SHOW.
TO BE Held In Wilmington Early In
January.

Members OF the Diamond State
Poultry and Pet stock Association at a
meeting at Fell's store. 109 West
Fourth street, last night, decided 70
hold free chicken show early in jan
uary. provided a suitable building can
be secured.
The following officers were elected:
Broughton first vice-president; Al
fred c. willing. second vice-president; /;
Charles G. Speakman, treasurer; Will
liam II. Sewer. secretary.
It was explained that with the
throwing open of the doors to the
Public. more city residents would be-
come interested in poultry raising.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
MEETING OF WILMINGTON MOTOR BOAT CLUB

Wilmington Motor Boat Club will hold its annual meeting
session discussed 1922
yachting
This organization active
membership
cruisers and powerbosts
splendid clubhouse
Commerce street and the Chsana This home of the local
yschsmen fine
boats wfh always welcome
The Wilmington a OF the American
Meetings
o
In addition the local organization which
summer water sport there number of individuals
OF Philadelphia
the
from Philadelphia
Jersey - "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
NEWARK VS.. ELkTON.
Bic Game 10 Re Played on Frazer
Field Tomorrow.

Newark, Nov. 17.-Newark High
School football team win play Elktoh
High on Frazer Field tomorrow after
noon. The game will be started at
$50. These teams met earlier in the
season cat Elkton when the Cecil
county boys won, Z to 0. Newark is
anxious to wipe out this defeat and
great battle.
This will practically end Newaris
season, which has been an unusually
successful one. The, only game re-
naming after tomorrow will be with
Sussex county eleven, yet to be
selected for the high ho1l cha npion-
ship of the State oGtsi1e Of Whining
ton. Newark Won the title last year
and is confident OF repeating.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
HOPPE AND MORNINGsTAR LEAD
Star BiIliardists Continue Their Tour.
nament at Chicago Today.

sy Associated Press to Every Evening.
Chicago. Nov. 17.-Willie Hoppe.
worlds champion 1872 balllline billiard
player. and Ora Morningstar, veteran
cueist of. San Diego, Calf, are the
only TIVE entrants in the champion
ship billiard tournament who remain
undefeated. Hoppe has won two
games, while Morningstar has won
the only match he has p layed.
Edouard Horemans of Belgium,
European billiard champion, defeated
Welker Cochran, youthful Iowa star.
400 TO BAL, in ~ innings, last night
Roger Cont won from Jake Schafer.
4sO TO 20S in 10 innings, while Willie
Hoppe was victorious over George
Sutton, of Chicago. 400 to PA in 10
innings in afternoon matches.
Today's games are between Welker
Cochran and Ora Morningstar Roger
Cont and George Sutton, and Jake
5chafer and Edouard Horemans.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
Interest in saleeiarrr Gsms.

Much interest is being shown in th-
coming game to be staged Tharks-
giving morning at Baynard Field be-
tween the Sa1esianun Catholic High
and the Alumni oe the school. The
present team ranks as one Of IN.
best in scholastic rarks and si1e ulo
give their older brothers stiff battle.
but Johnny Harkins. who Is looking
after the affairs Of the Alumni. claims
that the aggregation of stars he viii
shove against the youngsters win in
clude several college stars and some
Of the best Independent players IN this
cifv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
LOCAL Y. ". II. A. QUINTET
TO MEET FIRST. CENTRAL

This evening the fast 7. NJ. n. A
team win meet the B'irst-Centrsl team
Of the Church League at the 2. NJ. IT.
a. Han. Third and Kisg streets. Tho
"Y" has annexed two victories this
season 50 far and win try their hest
20 make IL three. The Frirst-Ceutrsl
team is going pretty good and a good
game is expected.
The 7. VI. II. 4. third team will
meet the Defiance Thrts, ysrrs 20
start at g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
Britton Makes Good Showing.

Philadelphia. Pa. Nov. 17.--ssrnmy
Eritton Wilmington lightweight.
shows that he packs mean v7siIop
by dropping johnny lyman three
times in six rounds. Britton knocs-
ed lyman out just as the bell round-
ed, closing the sixth round, but :hs
bout viii go down in the records s
a Britton victory on points and not q
Knockout
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
New Basketball Hall for City.

B. J. Schwartz IS making a basket
ball court in the property at s15 Ship
ley street, which viii accommodate
nearly 500 spectators. Several ath-
letic organizations Of the city have
looked the site over and from present
indications will stage some OF their
games on the floor. 1t will be ready
for use next Monday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
Saturday.
Bellevue Traps Closed Saturday.

Owing to so many OF the local trap
shooters being away on hunting trips
in search Of quail and other game
the officials of the Wilmington Trap
shooting Association decided not to
hold n shoot at Bellevue Saturday
afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
High school 6same on.

The game scheduled for Saturday
afternoon, between Wilmington High
and La Sale Prep. has been can
celled and Efforts are being made IN
arrange a game with the Delaware
Freshman TO be played at Harlan
Field as a preliminary TO tho p. M.
C.-Deiaware game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
p. b. and W. Gun CIrb shoot.

The p. 3. and w. Gun Club will
hold q merchandise shoot over the
Todds Cut Traps Saturday afternoon.
This shoot was originally scheduled
for November 5, but owing to the in
clement weather was postponed. All
shooters are requested 10 turn out
Saturday and make the shoot a sue
cess.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
ALL-STARS WIN OPENER.
Hagley Aggies Drop Game, 1915 on
Peoples Settlement Floor.

In the opening game of the season
at the Peoples Settlement floor, the
won over Hagley Aggies
last night. 1916. The Settlement
boys excelled with teamwork, while
McGonigle played best for Hagley. The
score;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
BROWNS0N BASKETBALL TEAM
TO OPEN SEASON FRIDAY

Brownson basketball team, under
the leadership of Leo RED" Walsh.
win open their local schedule Friday
night at Brownson Hall, Fourth ana
Jackson streets, with the newly organ
lied Pioneer team.
This will bS the first year for the
Pioneers in open competition in this
city, but they have had a basketball
league confined to members for a
number of years and several star
players have been developed.
The Fourth and Jackson streets
boys have the jump on the rest OF
the teams in this city, as they have
already played two games winning
both, and will be in fine shape for the
Friday night battle. Manager Walsh
has been putting his team through
some stiff workouts all week.
The Pioneers will take a large dole
cation TO Brownson Hall. Friday eve
ming, and from present indications
the hall will DE packed when the ref
cree blows the whistle.
4 =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
DEFIANCE MINSTRELS.
To Be Given December is at New
Century Club.

The Defiance Athletic Association
will give their minstrel performance
on Friday, December Is, and not to-
morrow night, as has been stated.
The affair will be held at the New
Century CLUB.
The troupe held a rehearsal las,
Tuesday evening at the, associations
rooms, and Director Sullivan explain
cd the different parts TO each perfor-
mer. Another rehearsal will be held
on Thursday evening at 3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17

a special rate ls given Tor 6-dsys
snd a-dsys consecutive insertions
which gives IA good saving 10 the
sdNrf rftisct~i.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
SIGN Y0Ur LETTERS
TO EVERY EVENING

Several unsigned communioa-
tions have been received recent
iy by the Sports Editor OF Every
EvenlQg. Such statements,
however. cannot be published.
All must be signed. IL not for
publication. to show the good
faith of the writer. Every Bven-
ing welcomes communications,
but they must be signed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
CHURCH ATHLETIC LEAGUE
CALENDAR FOR wEEK
B0WLING--7S0 p. VI.
Tnni0bt

( Westminster VS.. Cooiman, West
minister alleys.
Emmanuel VS.. Eastlaks, Z. ". @. A.
alleys.
Friday.
si1verbrook VS.. Brandyvine, 7. NJ.
G. A. alleys.
ST. PauPs VS.. Grace, Westminster
alleys
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17
BAskETBALL-s p. NJ.
Friday.

Hanover Us. Silverbrook. Hanover
Church Gymnasium.
st. Paurs VS.. Union, Hanover
Church Gymnasium.
Saturday.
Epworth VS.. st. Stephens. +. N. c.
A. Gymnasium.
First-central vs.. Second Baptist, Y.
VI. Q. 4. Gymnasium.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17

t. DolSey Dance, Pythian Castle.
Saturday eyening.-Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17

Try an Every Eyening want adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-17

HERCULES BOWLING LEAGUE.
KEYSTONE.
wash - ....-..... 100 1871 Is9- 37'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-09

Mrs. Ralph Fairman. Mrs. II 3 Hub
bard and Mrs. V. f. Lux.
The funeral of Mrs. Katie Langel or
1915 Carey st. took place yesterday a.
m. from the church Of the Holy Trinity
ir Calumet to St, Johns cemetery. The
woman died following an operation.
She was forty-two years OF age. Burns
and McGuan were the funeral directors.
Miss Irene Frances OF North Olcott
ave. is arriving home from the Denni-
son College IN Iowa to remain the sum
mer months with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. z. Frances.
Mrs. c.. s.. Brown Of the Reil apart
ments is a hostess today to members
Of the Twentieth Century Sewing
Club. serving att luncheon ct one
o'clock.
The II. 3. Hubbards Of Grapevine
street are preparing 10 take s. cottage
at Pine Lake for this GUNNER as soon
as school Is dismissed and their four
young sons viii be able to accompany
their mother for the annual outing.
James, the eleven year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs James Holtzapple Of
Northcote avenue has been i'll for sew
eral days and threatened with fever
which resembles typhoid.
Mrs. Claude Dresser who was until
recently Miss Blanch Gibbs was honor
ed at an aluminium shower heid last
evening at the home Of her sister. Mrs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-09

attendant with the ex-
e~rcises at St. Johns Cautious Church.
in Indiana Harbor on Sunday evening
The etertainment will be above the or
diary ever attempted and there is a well
come extended to the public to attend.
Miss Clara Petersen OF Northcote ave.
of the clerical force of the Inland Stel
CO. is enjoying a vacation which she IS
spending in the preparation Of her trou-
sseau for ii becomes the bride OF Da-
vid Williams the last day or June. Mr..
Williams IS the son Of Mrs. l.. n. VIII
liams In Beacon st, and Miss Petersen
the daughter Of the S. P. Petersens of
Northcote ave. a family distinguished
for its large lumber of members.
The Petersen Social Club is being en-
tertained this afternoon at the home
of Mrs Henry Petersen IN North For
sythe avenue.
There are several East Chicago young
men and women arriving home from
various out Of town colleges. Dan Nor
rls, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. C Norris
is coming from Purdue. Miss Ora
Clapper IS arriving from the Frances
Sinner at Mt. Carroll. John Burhop
from Howe. and the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A S~locun1b. of Beacon St, Raymond. is
home from Purdue,
Mrs. Alice Wilkinson Of Hemlock ct
has been III for several days with bron-
chial pneumonia She IS tho mother OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-09
THE pep TO
GET Up AND DRESS, He SAID

tired and ~listless thai 7 hardly had
enough pep to get on my clothes I
have used Nerv-Worth only two
weeks, and am greatly improved I"
At this time OF year, many people reel
depressed and feel the need Of a tonic.
If the reader feels that way. let him
choose Nerv-Worth for his tonic. IT.
after you nave taken your first bot
tie. you are not pleased, your drug
gist r. authorized TO refund your
money. Sold by all leading druggists,
Nerv-Worth is sold and recommended
by Summers Pharmacy ADV
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-09
But the Old Reliable builder Nerv.
Worth, soon Restored His
NIgor.

II Is useless to give up hope and
surrender to depressed feelings when
Nerv-worth Will build you up 50
quickly. Proof that it VIII do this IS
in hundreds Of statements from
satisfied users. one Of which. written
by j.. r.. Wilson, West Poplar ST..
Sydney. Ohio. says: 7 had nervous in
digestion and couldn't sleep at night.
would wake UP IN the morning so
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-09

Ethel Ramp Of Chicago. There we're
guests from this city. among them
Mrs. J. J. Dresser and guests from
Hammond.
The East Chicago High School
Alumni has plans very we'll arranged
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-09

for the banquet to be rendered the
seniors. ono week from this evening
at the Congregational church and
which will be followed BY a dance at
the Mckinley schoo the same even
ing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-09

FULL LINE OF FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-24
Star Mile
Swim to Be
Lap Race
Marathon Event Entries
Close Thursday; Big
Race on Saturday

DREsESr plans for TIE Star
mile marathon swimming races.
TO be held Saturday in the Lake
Washington canal. call for n lap
race with tn. course being confined
to the canal for the sake OF the
spectators.
Dad Henry. director Of The
Star meet. Ia laying out the course
today. rSeaauring the canal for tho
placing OF the bouys 10 mark the
turns.
Envles for tho races there will
b. ode for both men and women)
close Thursday night at 6 y. m.
and they must be turned In at The
Star by that time.
The only regulation for the event
h that all entrants must be mem.
hrra OF the A. A. Y. They can
join the a. A. U. BY application
for membership TO Ear Fry. Of
Piper q Tafts. local representative.
Tho cost IL IS cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-24
ROURKE WON'T
BUY BEAVERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. st.--w.
A. Rourke. Omaha baseball rnaEnstc.
today said no was going horne with.
out buying the Portland Coast
league club. Rourke made top
offer" TO Judge McCredic. owner OF
the Portland club. a few days ago.
Yesterday Rourke said McCrcdic
came back with n counter PROPOSE.
ton which he could not consider. and
40 there will be no deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-24
McCraw
Flivvers
for Tigers
Indians Win Series Open
or When Vernon Relief
Pitcher Goes Up in Air

LOS ANGELES. Aug. .i.--seatte
took the opening game OF the series
from Vernon hero yesterday In a
game featured by the Indians ninth.
inning rally.
Both Ray Francis and Frank shcl-
lenback went the first eight innings
for their teams. but gave way TO
frcsher men In the last session. Bob
McGraw. going In for sheIicnhack.
was nicked for four runs. making the
Indians total nine Vernon sue.
cseded in counting once In the las,
OF the ninth Off OF Joe Daley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-24
JIM DUNDEE
BEATS ERTLE

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Aug. a.
jimmy Dundee. OF Oakland. won a
fast fight from his fellow citizen,
Bobby Ertic. at Vernon last night.
Dundee took the first. third and
fourth rounds. but Ertlc took the sec.
onS In whiriwind fashion and by such
a wide margin that his chances for
at least a draw seemed good at that
stage Of the figfh.
Dick Donnelly held young Ketcheii
10 draw in the semi windup. his az.
gressiveness offsctting ketchell's
more finished brand of battling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-24
PEBBLES LEADS
IN WESTERN

LAKEWOOD COUNTRY CLUB.
Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. 2f.--Bob
PEBBLES OF the Kickapoo club. Pc.
oria. ILL.,. turned in low score OF GO
two below par--in the first round
OF the Western open golf tourna-
ment today.
This Is the lowest score ever made
In championship play on this course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-24
SAX BACK AT
WASH. STATE

PULLMAN. AUG. a. Morry ~
Washington State Quarterback -
year. has returned 70 school IN
after attending Stanford univeFs4
for short time. Sax win be elI61h
10 compete on the gridiron foe -
Cougars this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-24
BRITISH
GOLFERS
DIFFER

Abe Mitchell and George Duncan.
visiting English golf stars. are
diamrtricaily oppasite In appearance
and In their golf mannerisms.
Duncan. the Scot. brlstles with
pep. Mitchell. the decidedly English
type, Is a keen. s,oical. silent man.
Duncan seems 10 always be In. a
hurry on the links. Mitchell takes
his own good time.
Duncan doesn't seem TO conccn.
tratc. Mitchell looks over everything
carefully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-24

Buckeyes
Have New
Grid Ace
Johnny Stuart, New Pivot
Man for Ohio State,
Shows Great Promise

CoLuMnus. O.. Aug. st.-ohio
~ state has another football sur.
prise for this fall.
The surprise Is Johnny stuart.
the quarterback who viii replace
''Hogc" Workman, now ineligible.
Stuart looms as a real successor
10 Chic Harley and Pete Stinch
comb OF AiiAmerican fame.
He Is as fleet on foot as Harley
or Stlnchoomb. lie can pass "A pig.
skin as accurately aA the phenomc'
nal Workman.
PLuNGER
Last fall. as captain and half
back OF the Ohio fronhman team. he
gained more ground thru the var.
sliy than all the harkfield men
Ohio met in real competition com
blncd.
Ohio states line which battered
down all Big Ten resistance couldn't
stand stuart's piunging.
stuart isn't the only strong ad
dltion to Coach Jack Wiloo's 1891
machine.
Butch Ptxley In back with his
80 pounds. lie played on the
1919 Ohio team and won a place
on the Ali.American.
At PRINCETON
IN 1870
Following the gridiron season
Pulley let down In his studies and
became ineligible. lie took whlrl
At Princeton In 1890. but soon be
came homesick and returned TO
Ohio.
HE'S eligible Aaow and win fiil the
shoes left vacant by "rarzan- Tay.
ior. ohios Ailwesiern guard last
fall.
Tho other recruit OF whom much
n expected is Benny Pctcoff. giant
tackle from Scott High school. To-
ledo.
lilo scales 7f..
Last fall Coach wiice told Pet
coff to tear up the varsity line In
tcrimmaEo practice.
sMAsHER
Pctcoff tore at his man. who
happened 10 be bob" Splcrs.
ohio's veteran star tackle. They
carried spicra OF the field four
minutes later and he didn't get
back into the game until the las,
quarter Of the California game on
New Years Day.
Stuart and Petcoff are sopho-
morca. Pixi~y Ia junior.
Ohio States lineup for the kick.
off this fall will likely be: Ends
Myers and ssyksr On. Workman or
Friende tackirS-Huffman and Pet.
coff tSpicrs or Ianxs guards--rix.
ley and Trot,. backs Blair and
DoiE Colt. Wiper. Briggs. Ken.
nedys fuiibsekB-Tayior and weav.
or usabcD: quarterback Stuart:
cantcr-- Young.