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Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-01-27
GET 1T FROM BOTH SIDES
Farmers With Wheat Stored in Kan.
sas Pay Double Taxes
.Aaaocia Aod Rraaal

Caldwell, Jan. 24.-Farmers liv-
ing across the state line in Oklahoma
who have stored their wheat in
farmers elevators on this side Of the
boundary, since January 1, find
themselves liable for double taxa
tion, in case the wheat remains
their property until March 1. These
farmers have been advised by At
torney General Richard J. Hopkins
that the fact that the wheat was
listed for taxation in Oklahoma
would not exempt it from becoming
taxable property in Kansas. In Ok
lahoma property is taxed on Jan
uary 1, while in Kansas it is listed on
March 1.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-01-27
LOCATE MISSING HEIRESS

Statewide Search For Springfield,
ILL.,, Woman Ends in Peoria
Springfield, ILL.,, Jan. 25.-Mrs.
Glen Davis Smith, heiress Of the mil
lion dollar Little estate here, who
left Springfield Sunday night, driv-
ing her motor car, was found at a
hotel in Peoria after her husband
had obtained police aid throughout
the state in a search for her. Mrs.
Smith was accompanied on her trip
by her 3-year-old son and her aunt.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-01-27
TALK ABOUT A "NExT WAR"
Mine Expert Outlines Use Of Toxic
Smoke Candies n Screens
(Associated Press)

oHVNC S8hb&4bSS - SSsS$bS
(Associated Press)
Philadelphia, Jan. 25.-ToxiC
smoke candles. recently developed,
will have an extensive use in future
wars, in the opinion Of L. I. Shaw,
Of the Internal Bureau Of Mines,
who recently spoke on "SmOke and
Incendiary Material" before the
Franklin Institute.
"Smoke candles, so called" he
said. "are small cylindrical boxes
wffich are "ignited by some sort Of
friction device and which contain
smoke-producing mixtures. Their
use is in setting up smoke screen
close at hand, for after ignition
they are simply set on the ground
not being thrown or projected in
my way. The need is very appar-
mt to make the movements Of small
,roups Of men cose at hand. possi-
,lp"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-01-27
Chamberlain Cough Remedy

Before using this preparation fol
a cough or cold yeu may wish to
know what 1t has done for others.
Mrs. o. Cook, Macon, H., writes, 81
have found 1t gives the quickest re-
lief Of any cough remedy have ever
used" Mrs. James A. Knott, Chilli
cothe, Mo-, says "Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy cannot be beat for
coughs and colds" II. J. Moore,
Oval, Pa, says "I have used Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy on several
occasions when was suffering with
settled cold upon the chest and It
has always brought about a cure"
Clean. old papers. Sc q bundle, at
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-01-27
WILL DIVORCE FASTING WIFE
Husband is "Tired of Her Stunts
Woman Almost Recovered

woman Almost Recovered
Danville, ILL.,, Jan. 21.-Mrs
Sadie Harrington, the plump and
well upholstered mate Of Ernest
Harrington, who claims she tasted
forty eight days in an effort to force
her husband to embrace her relig-
ion and become a preacher, has so
far recovered from her experience
that she has resumed her duties
around the house. Her principal
meal, so far as outsiders can
learn, consists of milk and fruit
juices.
Her husband is thoroughly out of
patience with her and intends to sue
for divorce. He proposes to begin
action for separation as soon as she
has fully recovered.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-01-27
WEIGHT OF MISERY IN VIENNA
American Business Man Appalled, by
Sight

American Business Man Appalled, BY
Sight
(Associated Press)
Vienna, Jan. 25.-One American
business man who has Just revisited
this city was SO surprised at the
changes that had taken place in the
once gay Austrian capital that he
declared that "the panorama Of mis-
ery," he witnessed here, was the
greatest shock of his life.
Henry Barna, Of st. Paul, Minn.,
last visited Vienna ten years ago
when, as he said, there was "great
fun" here. Now he has returned
and spent about two weeks, long
he says, to know what he is
talking about.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-01-27
CRIPPLE SAVES CHILD

Rolls Wheeled Platform in Front OF
Approaching Car
Miami, Fla, Jan. 25.-Bob Steele,
who lost both legs in the world war,
saved the life Of baby girl on the
beach here yesterday by pushing
his wheeled platform in front Of a
motor car to hurl her out of the
way. The machine knocked Steele
over but he escaped with slight in
.juries.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-01-27
SPANISH CABINET QUITS

Madrid, Jan. 24.-The cabinet Of
Premier Dator has resigned owing to
differences as to national policies.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-01-27
McAULIFFE REELECTED

Veteran of Thirteen Years Reflect
ed at Farmers Convention
Topeka, Jan. 21.-Maurice Nc
Auliffe of Salina, president of the
Kansas Farmers Union for thir-
teen years, was reelected at the
annual convention here last night,
defeating John Tromble Of Beloit.
Mr.. Tromble was the reelected vice
president. Dan Thurston of Salina,
secretary, and w. G. Swanson,
state lecturer, also were reelected,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-01-27

The Reflector IL always glad to
have news telephoned to the office
phone 95.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-01-27

II you miss the paper, phone to
the office. No. 95 between 8 a. m.
and p. m. Do It the first day after
the miss, please.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1921-01-27
ACCEPT MORGAN OFFER
Senate Would Make His London Res
idence u. S. Embassy Building

Washington, Jan. 21.-A resolu-
tion authorizing the acceptance Of the
offer to J. P. Morgan to give to the
government his home in London as
permanent American embassy
building, was approved yesterday by
the senate foreign relations commit
tee
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
new men OUT
FORFOOTBALL
Delaware Squad is Increased
BY Several Late Corners,
Including Lowell
COACH DERBY IN
NEED OF PUNTER

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK. Sept. 2s.-Marked i'm
provement is noticeable in the gen.
erai work OF most every man on the
University OF Delaware football
squad in the afternoon practices
since the Penn game. This is the re-
suit OF advice OF Coach Derby In
pointing out their mistakes against
Penn and in the hard drilling that
he has been giving every member Of
the squad in catching punts and
tackllng.
Yesterday two groups were put
through a hard scrimmage, while a
number Of varsity men spent most
Of the afternoon In punting and
catching punts. Coach Derby Is
greatly handicapped because Of the
fact Of there apparently not being
a good punter on the squad. jack
son and schaeffer look the best IN
this line so far, but their work Is
only average. Captain Holton may
do the punting when his injured leg
gets in shape. Those in tho squad
who were put through punting prac-
tice for nearly two hours in charge
( OF Captain Holton we're williams,
Ivpry. Jackson, Magee. Mcdonald,
I fschaeffer, Rothrock. Repp and
Naughton. most OF them backheld
men.
Coach Derby had charge OF the
remainder Of the players and put
4 them through a hard scrimmage
teaching them various plays and
some OF the fundamentals Of the
| game.
Several new men Joined the squad
yesterday including Lowell. former
star athlete az Salesianum. Whining.
ton; Jaggard, OF West Berlin, n. j..
Ableman, from Georgetown High
Miller, Of North East. Nd; Hastings
OF Delmar, and Jones. OF Woodside
a brother Of the Jones who PLAYED
center on the varsity team two year
ago. Few OF these men ever nat
much football experience.
other players out for practice yes
terday included DeLuca, Gofhgan
Leamy, Cole. Price, Hurff, Manning
McKelvey. Aiken. Smith. Betzmer
Magaw. Lynch and Boyce.
The injured players are all slowl
getting into shape and, with the ex
ception Of doc" Steel. will probabl
be able to get in the Muhlenbur
game on Saturday, which is to star
at 3 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
CHESROOK ELEVEN
GETS TOUGH WORKOUT

George Hanley. former Whining
ton High quarter, was at the helm
OF Chesrook in its workout last night
at Rodney street reservoir in prepa-
ration for the opening game with
Conshohocken on "Conshy's" field
next Saturday. "Gawge" tipped the
beam at a little over 100 pounds
when he was performing at quarter
back with the Cherry and White.
but he has taken on considerable
weight since then. He instilled the
team with plenty OF pep with his
snappy manner last night His kick
Ing was OF the best showing that his
Injured ankle is rapidly mending.
The following men were out last
night; Captain Gabriel. p. KEN
ske, f. Kemske. Hanly, Fegley,
Numbers, Reed. +. Kerrigan. Kidd,
W. Kerrigan, Kelly. Ludwig. Ken
neatly, McGonigle. Mannering. Fer
guson. zabrielski. Seely and Rose.
The team will practice Friday night
at the Rodney street reservoir at
7.30 o'clock sharp.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
FIRST HALF.

FIRST HALF.
October pullman az Goodman.
October Ak. OF c. at Moose.
October 5-P.. B. and w. A. A.
at Brownson.
October Pioneers at Eastlake.
October South Side-Eden at
Traction Company.
October 7-Desco az Seventh Ward.
October 10-Cookman al Moose.
October 11-Pullman at X. OF c.
October 12-Seventh Ward at p,
B. and W. A. A.
October 1S-South side-Eden at
Pioneers.
October 14-Traction Company at
Desco.
october 14-Eastiake at Brown
son.
October 17-Eastlake at Goodman.
October 1S-P.. b. and w. A. A. at
Pullman.
October 1e-Desco az Pioneers.
October 2O--Moose at South Side
Eden.
october 2i-Brownson at Traction
Company.
october ak. Of c. at Seventh
lward.
october AK. OF c. at Brownson.
October 25-Pioneers at p, B.
and W. A. A.
october 2s-seventh Ward a
Moose.
october 27-cookman at South
side-Eden.
october 2s-Traction Company a
Eastiake.
october 2s-Puliman at Desco.
October 31-Eastlake at X. OF G.
November Moose az Pioneers.
November 2-Brownson at Pull
man.
November s-P.. B. and W. A. A
at Goodman.
November 4-severth Ward a
Traction Company.
November South side-Eden a
Desco.
p November Pioneers at K. OF {
J November s-Seventh Ward
Eastiake.
{ November s-Desco at Moose.
Z nrovernber 10 - Goodman a
hTOWnrNts
Nroven,ber 1i=Traction Compan
t at p. r. and W. A. A.
4 November i1-Pullman at sout
! Side Eden.
j November AK. OF c. at Desc
s November 1B-Moose at Pullman
e November 16-south Side-Eden
; Brownson.
November 17-Pioneers at Tra'
u ton Company.
$ November 1s-cookman at Ser
y enth Ward.
2 November 1s-Eastiake at P,
and ". A. A.
- November 21-Pioneers at Cool
man.
s. November 22-Brownson at Moos
H. November 23-P., b. and W. A.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
Wilmington City Quot
League Schedule

at X. OF c.
November 24-Puliman at Trac-
ton Company.
November 25-seventh Ward at
South side-Eden.
November 25-Desco at Eastlake.
November 2s--Pullman at Pio-
ncers.
November 29-Moose at p. b.
and W. A. A.
November 3O-Coolman at Desco
December l-South side-Ede at
Eastlake.
December 2-Traction Company at
X. OF c.
December 2-Brownson at Sew
enth Ward.
December 5-Traction Company
at Goodman.
December s-seventh Ward at
Pullman.
December 7-Eastlake at Moose.
December s-Pioneers at Brown
son.
December s-K. OF C. at South
Side Eden.
December 9-Desco at p. b. and
w. A. A.
December 12-P.. b. and w. A A
at South Side-Eden.
December 1s-cookman. at K Of
lc.
December 14-Puilman at East.
lake.
December 15-Moose at Traction
Company.
December 16-Brownson at Desco
December 16-Seventh Ward a
Pioneers.
The second half will start on Jan
uary and the season will end OF
March IS. The schedule for the
second half will be published afte
the completion OF the hrst. Th
season will open next Monday nigh
with Pullman at Goodman.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
X. OF c. In CAGE
GAME THIS FALL

Basketball has been inserted into
the calendar Of events OF Santa
Maria Council. No. 1876, knight OF
Columbus. The Knights in the first
attempt at the cage promise to put
one OF the speediest quintets In this
section on the floor.
Many games are being arranged
with teams from out-of-town as well
as local teams. Notice has been is
sued to all the players to report for
practice the early part Of next week.
Some OF the men already signed
are Sheehy, former Penn-Del star:
Jack Dougherty and Schooner
Long, two Brownson men; Paul Cal
lagher. former Hagley man; johnny
Burke, former Brownson player;
Bob McCaferty, Babe" Flynn
Harry Kelleher, Gerald DoughertS
and Frank Purcell
The team will be under the lead.
ership Of Ed Dougherty. Teams de.
string games with the Knights car
arrange same by communicating with
Manager Dougherty either at the K
Of c. Home or at 400 North Broome
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
UNION CHATTER
BY DUTCH" T"

Last Saturday saw the end Of our
1921 baseball season, and now the
old diamond apparatus is packed
away for the winter. Gone. but not
forgotten.
Pretty tough we had TO let I'm
pire Hastings donate that game TO
Five Points last week, but we were
out among en-
How bout Jester holding that
bunch Of Ninth Warders that Ma
son picked. hitloss and scoreless.
Oh. boy, Jess is some twirler.
Now that the season is over, let
us take a peep at a few Of our rec
ords. Catcher Sutton made a re-
markable record IN the field, ac-
cepting 269 out of 2T1 chances, Civ
ing him an average OF 1892. Fred"
McCaulley topped the clubbers with
an average Of .442. Out OF 122 trips
up. Fred took advantage OF 81. eight
of which we're homers, eight doubles
and three triples. Stirlith and
Thompson also hit the apple at a
400 clip.
Now that baseball is over our
eyes our turning to the indoor win
bowling and quoits. At our last
meeting. "Al" stirhth was elected
manager OF bask ketball and Joe Glib
bons was elected to pilot the bowl
ers. Quot captains will be elected
next Thursday evening.
"Al" Stirlith is working up a
crackerjack basketball quintet for
the coming season. Some OF his ma
terial Is Arch and Jack" Foster,
last seasons star forwards; butcher
and himself. veteran guards; Bull
let" Gross. "Duckey'' Carton, Kava-
naugh, Hatch and Anderson are
likely to be in the. new lineup.
Charley Park, last seasons pivot
man, is in doubt about signing up
but November 15 will no doubt see
him cavorting in a Union uniform
There has been considerable COM
4 ment around our hangout about this
I Pick of Wilmington and the follow
ing is the batting order we pick;
y Cole (National Guards), 2b.; Lich-
Iltenstein (Grace and Union), SIS;
lSlaughter (Southside- -Eden), lb.i
-llDonahue (Baitimore), rf.; McCaul-
hey (Union), 3b.; Boyle (Fourth
lMard). cf.; Gerstenberg (Southside-
-lEden and Lorraine). IT,; Fishback
lfSouthside-den and Lorraine), c.
Novel; (Parkside). c.; Hayes (Park-
hide and Fourth Ward), p; Nitchie
Wilmington All-Stars), D.; Hughes
liReading), p.; Coyle Uoraine)
lltn.: Brand (Lorraine), util.
Look 'em over. good Mr.. Green
ttein.
"Al" Stirlith says. where do
iome in?" Well. Albert is pretty
Hot. at that
"Joe" Gibbons shows pretty good
signs Of making the fifth quot
team. No. Joe" doesn't want to be
captain.
''Plant Juice" Weldin is no more
Il is Kaiser Weldin now, as he is en-
.peror Of the church-house. He car.
ries the keys n everything.
What we would like to know is
when and where does Gibby meet his
Marion. Sorta tough on the troops
eh2
"Dinty" Moore and Ginny VIII
helm seem 10 be running a race
for our old friend. Catcher sutton
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
SHARPENED
IN THE GRIND
News in Numbers

individuals submit lineups for the
Wilmington team to oppose the Pick
Of New Castle. respectfully name
the following which TO me could
wallop anything New Castle could
place on the diamond:
Fishbaek. C
Novel;, c.
Hayes, ..
Hughes, p.
Slaughter, 1b.
g. Patterson, %.
Red" Wright. IS.
McNin, 3b.
IKE" Smith, II.
Glenn, cf.
Nltchle, CT.
Yours very truly.
f l.. Gerhauser.
To the Axe swinger:
Give this the Grand 90, and
see how 1t looks to you;
Gantert, c.
Novel;, c.
EllWood, D.
Hayes, ..
G; srodiey, ID.
W. Lang, ID.
Maxwell. %.
r. Smith, 20.
Underwood, IS.
coyle, IS.
Galloway, 3b.
Mlnker, 3b.
). srodley, n.
w. Murray, cf.
MeVey. RI.
This lineup should stop anything
coming up the pike
Yours in Sport,
Three Star Hennessy.
De- Axe;
In reference to a team which
would be the Pick OF Wilmington
wish to submit the following list
for publication:
Fishback, c.
Hayes, ..
| Nltchie. o.
Hughes, ..
Underwood, 50.
Slaughter, ID.
g. Smith. %.
Babe Flynn, 3b.
Lex Gillespie, n.
Ed Boyle, ef
Mat Donohue, n.
/ Hynson, sub.
OiVens, mgr.
Yours In Sport,
Frank Smith.
Dear Ed.
Look this over for the Pick o
Wilmington:
Fishbaek. c.
Novel;, c.
Hayes, p.
Hayward, ..
Gerstenbero, n.
J. Thompson. cf.
Coyle, IS.
McNlf, Sd.
Slaughter, ID.
e. Boyle. n.
r. Smith, %.
Charlie GiVens. mar,
Underwood, utl
Hynson, vi.
West Side Fan.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
Pick Em Tonight

Baseball's classic OF the local
season Will be staged at Harlan
Field on Saturday afternoon,
when the Pick OF Wilmington
and the Pick OF New Castle
rome TO grips. Much talk has
been heard from the Fishtown-
ers as to the ability OF their dia-
mond aggregation and Will
mingtOn fans have a pretty good
opinion of them, but do not be-
lieve they can come up with the
best that can be picked from
this city.
Neither management has an
nounccd its lincups. but IL Is ex-
pccted they will come through
with their complete orders at
the meeting for final arrange
ments I'm The Evening journal
Office tonight.
One thing they both agree ON
Is that doc" Kerr will be UNI
pire- He is requested TO be at
tonight's meeting.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
THIS TINE LAST YEAR

Cicotte. Jackson, Felsch. Ris-
berg. Weaver, Gandl, Williams
and McMullin, members OF the
Chicago White Sox. were indict-
ed by a grand jury in Chicago
for Conspiracy to commit an
illegal act" in connection with
the worlds series against the
Cincinnati Reds in 1919
Sisler. Browns. made his 25Oth
base hit, beating Cobb's record
OF PAS made in 1911.
Brooklyn gave Cleveland per-
mission to use Shortstop Sewell
in the worlds series.
New York American offered
Chicago White Sox use Of play
ers to finish the season, but
Chicago declined.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
FEDERAL PRACTICE NIGHr

Federal A. c. football team will
practice tonight at Delamore Park
and the following players are re-
quested to report at $50 o'clock:
Gildea, Devlln. Brown, Gormley.
Olson, Thompson, Glenn, Whalen.
Kirkland and Hollahan. The Fed
erals will meet Fairview on satur-
day morning at Delamore Park.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
BEN CREENSTEIN. Editor

terial worthy OF big league trial.
Bah" has received several minor
league offers but the latest is from
Connie Mack. Connie wants Bah"
TO come up and talk things over with
him and incidentally he may be
given a chance to show his worth.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28

The McDevitts have had reason
for keeping their Pick OF New Cas-
tie lineup secret up till now because
they were doubtful about certain
men being able TO play against the
Pick of Wilmington on Saturday.
Let's have il, Jack or Jim.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28

frankie Lewis, local lightweight
and considered one OF the leading
claimants for the state title writes
I'm from the west that boxing has
been bumped pretty hard I'm Clcve-
land He says the public sentiment
is against the ring game since the
Kilbane- Frush fight. frankie says
they are sore at Kilbane, but he does
iot mention what for.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28

There's one good thing
about baseball to the lover
OF the national sport-even
II you see the end OF the
season coming, il is always
filled with bright spots.
The last games are the best.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
TINS THE DECIDING GAME

With each team having a victory
to its credit the Married Men and
Unmarried Men OF the local Knights
of Columbus will play their third
and deciding game next Sunday.
Keen rivalry exists and hard battle
will result.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28

This is a strange one. In
the account Of a Married
Men-Single Men game we
read where a certain fellow
on the first named aggrega-
ton tried TO steal home and
Of course he was thrown
out. Jimmie Harkins ought
TO know better than try a
stunt like that. Imagine a
arried man stealing
homel He ought to be
thrown ont.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28

In a dispatch to one OF the New
York papers from Norfolk, Va, is
this paragraph
Every time he make a home run
the fans take up a collection for him.
He usually share this extra money
with other players on the team"
We might have passed this up
without comment If IL had ended
up, "this is the exception that proves
the general rule"
Evening journal., 1921-09-28

only trouble with "sut" is that he
is outa work.
We have a new squad composed
OF Joe" Muck" 'Fewclothes," and
Bird, which spends the greater
part OF its time playing a certain
game that requires very little physi-
cal exertion.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28

What makes a fellow want TO
dig a hole and jump in more
than anything is for his favorite
to quit in the stretch. When
they lack the punch, they lack
nearly everything.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28

Burgomaster Of the Bastinado
Ruth must have startled the
Disappearing fans who have been
chirping that the Big Babe was
not there in a pinch. Those
two homers In the final game
with the Indians came at one
OF the most critical stages Of the
season.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
ST. THOMAS no PRACTICE.

st. Thomas gridiron aggregation
will hold It's most important practice
thus far tonight at Fourth street
and Bayard avenue. The coach, who
for personal reasons does not wish
his name disclosed, will be down
from Philadelphia and II Is neces-
sary for all candidates TO be out by
6.45 o'clock, so that he can get away
In time.
Those on the squad will be set
through some pretty suf PAGES and
then the team will be picked. Foot
ball outots will be distributed and Il
is OF vital importance that every
candidate Is present. ST. Thomas
will meet ST. AIMS In a practice
game at Second and DUPONT on SAT-
urday.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28

"Bab-O" McNin, the best looking
article to appear in the hannels OF
the diamond recreation around these
parts i'm recent years is surely due
TO advance in baseball. The fact Is
that he has already attracted the
attention of scouts looking for ma
Evening journal., 1921-09-28

Get that pipe-party-bee
buzzing in your smokesectiCnI
Know for a fact what a joy'us
jimmy pipe can and will do
for your peace and content
every day in the yearl Just
check up the men you know,
and men in all walks of life
you meet daily, who certainly
get top sport out of their
pipes-all aglow with fra
grant, delightful, friendly
Prince Albertl
And, you can wager your
weeks wad that Primo e
Albert's quality and flavor
and coolness-and its freedom
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
Volumes in Brief
Axe'ion:

It's always the fellow who
keeps his head up that stays
on his feet.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28

Smoke and fog are not the only
things which have cast gloom over
Pittsburgh.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
National Leaeu,
DOUBLE HEADER BAsEBALI

DOUBLE HEADER BASE.BALI.
The Old Men Giants will line up
against the two fastest colored teams
in the city at Kirkwood Park on SAT-
urday afternoon. The Wilmington
Giants and the Tin Can Giants will
be the opponents,
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
National League.
ToDAY's SCHEDULE.

TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
American League.
Boston at Philadelphia.
other teams not scheduled.
National League.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28

St. Johns OF Annapolis foot
ball team will have a Whining
ton lineup, almost. II all the
local boys who have gone down
there make the team. Bill
Feinberg who broke into the
gridiron game out at Whining
ton High and later with Ches-
rook went down to the Academy
on Sunday and took along
Francie (the little mite) Alex
ander, a mate on the indepen-
dent champs Both boys should
make great regulations for
themselves. Alexander with a
little finishing could make any
OF the best college elevens in
the country according to his
boosters He is big and strong
and has a natural liking for
the game. Alex" plays at
tackle and Bill at guard. Bill
has leared a whole lot since he
started and he is young yet.
He assisted Coach Ashton with
the High School line candidates
before he left. Mel Ander-
son with the Cherry and White
several seasons is also at ST.
Johns.
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Its going to be a big battle
Those Fishtowners have alway
boasted about their baseball abilit
and now they have a pick OF the bes
lint xvc'II shOxy fom they're nof frOo
enough" That's some of wha
Charlie Givens, handling the Pic
OF Wilington has 20 say about IN
game with the Pick OF New CAST
at Harlan Field, Saturday.
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Picking the Pick
Battleaxe Editor,
Dear Sir:-
In line with your suggestion tina