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Minnesota Team To
Go Into Action With
Michigan November 19

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. 10.-Min-
nesota's football team will 20 n
action again November 10, when the
Ann Arbor.
Following Saturdays defeat by Iowa.
the wors ever suffered by a Mime
sofa team, coaches set to work to
perfect a defense which will be able
to turn back Michigan. !.
The Minnesota team has proved
their ability to advance the ball in
every game, but the weakness Of the
team on defense has so far discounted
the attacking power Of the team,
Much attention will be given to tack
ling which, with some few exceptions,
was poor throughout the Iowa game.
The line will also come in for marked
attention.
AS in previous games. the forward
wall failed in both the attack and the
defense. Minnesota was unable to
Freak through to spoil 1owa's attack,
which was permitted tt form per-
fectly, and vas sailing at top speed
when the line vas reached. Mime
sofas line also failed to hold out the
opposing forwards when the locals
had the ball. with the result that
every play was forced.
During the time before the Michi-
gan game, intensive instruction in all
points of the game will be given the
local squad. '
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BOWLING

Several hot contests featured the
bowling in the Commercial league
tuesday night on the Wilde alleys
The set between the r. G. Dun Cigat
and Park, Grant and Corrigan crews
was a warm session and resulted in q
hnal win o the Cigar quintet. The
first game was won by the Dun team,
but the second game last by a sin.
sic pin. The third contest resulted in
a tie and on the roll-off the Cigar
team won the game and the set.
Dope was upset by the Elk team
when it took two out of three games
from the American Railway Express
cam. which had formerly been In
first place in the league standing. The
loss of these two games put the FIX
press team in a tie for first place with
the r. G. Dun and Shell crews for
first place in the league standing.
The She'll team took three straight
from the Occident crew and rolled the
highest three-game score in the
league this season by totalling 2,37s
pins. The Odd Fellow quintet tool
two out of three games from tho In
ternational Harvesters No. q.
Dryden Of the r.. G. Dun Cigar
team, tool the weekly prize for high
single game with a score Of 21S and
George Seifert of the She'll crew, this
highest aggregate for three games.
His total was $50 pins. Seifert still
leads the league with high individual
average. but is trailed by a single pin
in the total column by Suprenant OF
the Occident team.
The Senior league bowls tonight in
two shifts. the first starting at I
o'clock and the second at 9 o'clock.
Following are the results of Tues
day nights play:
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a holiday, the prociam,.

uccidIo ~ uGs s4N Wy Ihe pfoclamA-
Nov. therefore,. warren g. Hardin.
president of the United States ing:
America.in pursuance Of the said io, 81
sssolutien q eHnsrss. h 81 hereby declare
Of respect to the memory Of those '' mhk
rave their lives IN the late world w w"o
ais typihed by the unknown and ~" a.
Identified American soldier who lis to h.
on that day; and do hereby ~recoInmeny
to the governors Of the several sistn.
that proclanations be issued by then,
calling upon the people OF thetr resSer.
tive states to pause n .hsir snsual> pur-
And in order that the ssolemnitv =.
the occasion may be further emphasized
| do hereby furthermore: Recommend;
Throughout tene hoa the United states he to oH'ss
at intervals between 11:45s O'clock A, N
and IL o'clock moo Of the said day. ana
from 12 o'clock noon to two minutes
past that hour, WashfnEton time. ali
United States indulge in a period al
silent thanks to God for these valuah1Ss
valorous lives and Of supplication To-
His divine mercy and for; his blessing
upon our beloved country:t; And
president Of the United States 81
! America should b. carried out in act
| cordance with the terms thereof. and
Whereas local committees have ar
ranged q program 50 hat.ArInlstic Day
honored. .s,4
Now, therefore, be it resolved. that
the Board Of City Commissioners urge
and recommend that all business. III 50
far as is possible be suspended for the
day, and such day set aside by all resi-.
dents, to the end that all join in tho
programs arranged, n carry out the
suggestions Of the president of tho
mistice Day be dtttngly celebrated,
recognized and honored.
Dated at Grand Forks, N. D.. Novem.
Der 9Th. 1921.
Board Of City Commissioners,
BY HENRY O'KEEFE, JR.,
| tsEAL)
| Attest:
CHAS. j. EvANsOE,
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a. MI g. 4gFT=#"s rF 'hN.+EE-T+n# :. - n
wameco Lumber company, o,ms! W;I.
WiiIiston Auto and Tractor Co.. W.
White Motor Sales Co.. Fargo.
western Implement Co, HentvmH .-nora.
wv: Winston Opera company, Williston'
whetzel Construction Co.. Huntei:
western Brick and Tile COMPANY
'' Wasford Grain company, watf0rd
western Coal company. New Ens.ano'
Watertrrad Electric Co. Wili1ston.
=. r. Young Real Estate co"pa"''
Bisrnarck.
Gibbs Motor company, MarnnMuin.
Hanson Hardware company, Miinor;
prrne,a Health Food Products Co.
Dickinson. $500
cooperative compsnys Cancelled.
Alpha Co-orerative Mercantile CUNT
pany, Alpha. N. D. ~ r.,
Bordu1ac Cooperative Mercan'io w.
The Co-onerative store. I.arimore.
Consolidate Stores. Fargo; -
Dogden Cooperative Association, Dog
o'R Equity Cooperative Packing Co..
Far Fspmers Union Elevator company
Earn Farmers Cooperative Milling Co.
Farmers Cooperative Store, Buch-
Guelph Cooperative. store. Guelph;
Grain Growers Mill and Elevator Co..
Aneta. u.,.,.r
Hills District Telephone Co. b"rn-
Hillsooro Farm Milling company,
Hillsboro. - p,-
Logan County Cooperative Telephone
Leonard cooperative Mercantile Co.,
Leonard. ~r.s,,,
Marmarth Rochdale company, Mar
McHenry Cooperative company. Nc
Henry. 80
cakes Equity DxchanEe. oakes.
overly Cooperative Farmers kaeva-
''1 Peoples Cooperative Trading COM
Peoples Mercantile company tCo-op.).
Peoples Meat Market, Cooperstown.
Pisek Cooperative Mercantile conn
pany. Ptsek. -
Rock Lake Farmers Lumber and I'm
plement Co., Rock Lake.
Star Implement Co., Garske. w.
Strasburg Western Telephone com
pany. Strasburg.
>Spiritwood Mercantile company,
Spiritwood.
Tower City Cooperative Creamery
company. Tower City.
williston Cooperative Store, Willis
ton.
Zion Cooperative Mercantile COM
pany. Zion. ~
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AoeoEo4 00W0T no. Is, 018t. NO. 3, H1os
iect NO. zoos,
Whereas. the special assessment com.
mission of the City Of Grand Forks,
North Dakota, ave certified their as
sessments against lots. blocks and par
cells Of land for later sewer improve
ment in alley between Dell and Jennie
avenues from main sewer on Eshelman
street easterly to Great Northern Rail-
road right-of-way. being lateral sewer
No. %. Dist. No. s.. city project No.
1905, which said benefits and assess
merts was published by them in the
Grand Forks Herald in the issues Of
October 22nd and 29th. 1921. and where
az a meeting was held by said commits
sion in the Office Of the city auditor on
November 9th. 1921, and said assess-
ment conf rmed by said commission and
hled IN the office Of the city auditor.
where the same Is open TO inspection to
al! persons interested.
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given
that the Board OF City Commissioners,
Of said city will meet in the city hall ia
said city or Wednesday. November 29th,
1921 st l o'clock In the afternoon o5ssaid
day when said assessment list will be
presented to them for their action.
Publication OF this notice November
10th. 1921. . -.
Dated at Grand Forks. North Dakota
this 9Th day of November. 1921. p
CHAs. ]. EvANsoN, q
n" City Auditor.
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BOXING CARD TO
FEATURE STAG
MIXER AT u. N. D.

A boxing card will feature the an
nual stag mixer" given under the au-
spices Of the T. M. C. A Of the Uni
versity of North Dakota this I'VE aine.
The affair will be given in the uni
versity armory and will begin at 1880
o'clock. A short address by DR.. Jesse
II. Bond will form part of the pro-
gram
The leather pusherc in the prelim-
inar1es will be allowed to go only
three rounds, while the main 20 viii
last four rounds Dordon and Thack,
er + the principals in this bout.
Promoter Thomas p. Redmond has
arranged the card. Several wrestling
matches will also be staged. Refresh
ments will conclude the entertain
n1ent. =
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CARLETON AND
HAMLNECLASH
in TITLE TILT
Game Will Decide Mime
sofa College Conference
Title Saturday

st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 9.-The de-
Gliding game of the Minnesota Col
lege conference for 1921 will be play
ed Saturday when Hamline University
team meets Carelton at Mortified,
with both teams indicated and
shooting for the cham pionship.
Both have proved their worth dur
ing the season, supporters of Zach de-
claring their favorites have the edge.
With the exception of a game at
Cornell college, 1owa), Hamline has
stayed within the Minnesota. confer
ence for the seasons schedule, while
Carleton has taken three games with
schools outside the conference. In
the games played by each scsool.
neither was forced to show more than
the ordinary plays to win. and fol-
lowers OF each except q. cat and dog
affair Saturday, with all the football
the players know being used.
The teams are about evenly match
ed In weight, with Hamline holding
a slight advantage. Hamiine's line is
perhaps the most evenly balanced and
there is little advantage 70 either be-
hind the line. Both baekseids have
been showing plenty Of driving power
on plays into the line and on end
plays, well formed interfefence has
carried the runner well into oppon-
ents territory.
The kicking game is about an even
thing. with the Hamline ends holding
the advantage in ability to got down
under puntA
Which team excels In the open
came u the thing which remains to
be decided when they meet.
St Thomas, and St Olaf, playing
on 81. Thomas held, will furnish the
game of second importance in ;satur-
days play. Both have strong teams,
about evenly matched and are expect
cd TO show 4 fast brand OF football.
Macalester and Gustayus AdOlphus
have a day on next Saturday.
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According to Il decision reached at
Fargo yesterday the Grafton and
Fargo high school football teams,
champions Of the northeastern and
southeastern districts, ~resectively, will
clash at Grafton Saturday t. 0 decide
which team will meet Wtlliston, win
ner of the championship in the north
western district, for the state champ
ionship.
Final arrangements were COM
pleted yesterday for the playing of
the semi-fnals in the state High
school football championship elm
ination contests. Monday and Tues
day were spent in futile attempts to
bring the district champions together
by means of mutual agreement. y
The situation was made more COM
phcated. owing to the fact that two
out Of three members of tho high
school league were interested parties.
1t vas agreed Wednesday morning to
call in two proxies to act with Nelson
Sauvain, of Devils Lake, who is the
other member of the board, and
Wednesday afternoon a decision was
reached.
Play At Grafton.
Grafton high school, last years
champions of the eastern half of the
SLAAICs WAL bIlCCL lIc L eli 10 ICAIA lO1
the same honors. The contest will be
held in Grafton. on Saturday, No
vember IL. at $3.50.
Grafton will enter its biggest game
OF the season handicapped by the loss
OF Quarterback Tharalson and Half
hack Newgard, due to injuries re-
ceived in the Devils Lake contest last
week, and will present a different
lineup.
Stewart will be shifted from full
back to quarterback, F. Mach from
guard to 'halfback and Carruthers
from end to ful1back. Zoerb, who
starred on the line both last eason
and this season, will begin the game
with a crippled hand. Coach F1nne-
gan is working hard with his new
lineup. and by Saturday promises
to have a combination which viii
give a good show of themselves In
the coming game.
Mandan Foffeits.
Mandan. champions OF the south
western district, was to have played
the Williston high school to decide
which team would meet the winner
OF the Grafton-Fargo tilt. but. ac-
cording to word from Williston. the
superintendent of the Mandan schools
has notified Williston hat his team
forfeits the game thus giving Willis
ton the championship Of the western
half of the state
The Williston team expects t o inlay
the winner of the Grafton-Fargo
game at Minot next week for the
state championship. The team has
been invited to play a. post-season
game with Mandan, champion of the
southwestern district, at Mandan and
it is expected that this contest will
be staged Thanksgiving Day.
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Business Interests
May Prevent Willard
From Meeting Dempsey

New York. Nov. 1O.-Arrange-
ments for a return worlds heavy
weight championship bout between
Champion Jack Dempsey and Jess
Willard, former holder OF the title.
regarded as practically completed a
few weeks age, now appear on the
verge of dissolution.
Promoter Tex Richard, who
planned the battle, for July /, next. in
his arena in Jersey City, has exhibit
ed Impotence with Wizards delay l IN
returning q signed contract for the
battle. Reports have been. received
here that Willard has made a strike
in one of his oil investments and if
the reports are true it is regarded as
unlikely that he will devote the
necessary time to training for another
match with Dempsey.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-10
FANS IN
NEW YORK STATE
TO ORGANIZE SOON

New York, Nov. 10.-Plans for the
formation of a state organization OF
boxing promoters. managers. boxers,
seconds and boxing fans were under
way here today as the result OF a
meeting Of sport enthusiasts last
night. Senator James A. Walker,
author of the present state. boxing
law, made the principal address. The
name, Federation Of Professional
Sports" was suggested for the or
s~anization. which it's founders hope
will eventually develop into a national
BODY. "
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NOTICE TO ~rAxPAYERs.
Waterman Extension no. 81; Project
~ III E#!& nc. Io03. tt

ns ....-.r.- . AN0s AON0s F.| sa#... |
Whereas. the special assessment com1
mission Of the City Of Grand. Forksl
North Dakota, have certified their as
sessrnent against lots. blocks n par4
cells Of land for Waterman extension
Improvement on North Sixth street FROM
L'Hiver avenue to Lulu avenue, being
Waterman extension No. 81, city project
No. 1908. which said benefits and assess1
ments was published by them in the isl
sues of the Grand Forks Herald October
2end ant 2sth. 1921. and whereas d
meeting was held by said commission 1nI
the Office Of the city auditor on Novem.
Der 9th, 1921. and the assessment list
above referred to was confirmed by said
Commission and fled in the office of thel
city auditor. where the same is open I'd
inspection to all persons interested. '
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given
that the Board of City Commissioners
Of said city will meet in the city hall,
in said city on Wednesday. November
cath, 1921 at ] o'clock in the afternoon.
on said day when said assessment list
will be presented to them for their ac-
tion.
Publication OF this notice November
10th, 1921.
Dated at Grand Forks. North Dakota,
this 9th day Of November, 1921.
CIIAS. J. EvANSON,
SSH Cty Auditor
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BADGERS CONTINUE
SECRET PRACTICE

Madison, Wis. Nov. 10.-Withs the
secret practice" Hign hung out daily
at Camp Randall field, Coach Rich
ards is driving the University Of wis
consin team hard for the Michigan
game. The hospital list is still clean,
and the unanimous opinion here IL
that overconfdence Is the only thing
the Badgers need to fear on Satur-
day. The playing deld Is covered
heavily with hay. and will be IN good
condition despite this weeks storms.
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ROBERTy GETS DEcTarnNs I.

New York, Nov. s..-Af Roberts,
New FORK heayyweiGhf. was given the
gjudge's decision over HArbert Crossiey
ri Ens1And. at end OF = az round
bout tonight. Tt vas Cr~ossier.s first
fight N this country.
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NnocxA1eArfor.

Whereas the president Of the J.nit.a
states 9 tssued Armtstlc Day ProcIs-
After Quoting from 4 resolution p.ss.
Cd ~ corgrfss askins the president n
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-10

st. Louis, Nov. s.-5ohn Lavan,
sshcrtstop With the 81. Louis Nationals
who 1agt syear announced he would
SEASON to-day stated III had econ
Hdered the matter and would play
With the Cardinals next season.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-10

The Hotel Dacotah and Trdk Laun-
dry quintets Travelled to Fargo Tues
day evening and dropped three games
each to the Hotel Annex and E1ks
teams OF Fargo, respectively. The
scores follow.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-10
STATE OF NORTH pAKora-.7
County OF Grand Forks.
In County Court

9 y Hrand Forks. - @ q
In County Court
= tne mater Of tho estate OF q. A.
stsdsta deceased: s1
A.. 4. l EiI1nrso and Ming ,he,spetition of
q. =: a: stadstad, deceased, REPRESENT
r rM ,, among, other things. that he Il
NIL administered eaid estnte. and
Ssraying that a time and pIace Sc dxedl
81 MS administration. and for the as;
10 hh. n OF the residue OF said cstatsI
MAS III ~ ordered, that said account be ex.|
a1 ~ihea' and petition heard. ~ iudge
~ Nos Govt on Tuesday, the 18th day
\. MMoveinber a: p. 1921, 1t 10 O'clock
IA. at Grand Forks IN ssidicounty.
nn1. 4 - further ordereS that notice
"a pc Eiyen to ali befs6rsS Interest,"
OF 1 e eit HatH,,ss ra4 e copy % this order
y GE.Sr 70 satd day Of hearinx. In 4
nra.u Forks Herald, q 6siiya span
In sssSS c sMa published at Grand Forks
al. p.tsa 9 brand Forks i. th,.|
1coHRsTy 81 ostebsr. A. Is. Sisai.
By the Court 4
Tx. HASSELISI
tss;Nc ssfSsfi1@ {
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GRAFT0N-FARCO
CHAMPIONSHIP
tilt SATURDAY
Winner Will Clash With
Williston For State
Title

Last evenings Herald carried
a bulletin stating that the Graf
ton-F'argo game would be played
at Fargo. A later decision
changed this earlier announce
mcnt. The game will be played
at Grafton Saturday afternoon.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-10
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE xoREcIo5
49, .URE BALE sex

Whereas. default has Beer made inl
me terms. and conditions Of the m6rt-l
saEe hereinafter described. in that ths(
mortgaeors have failed to nay past duel
princiral and interest and the 1890 taxcs(
end upon such defaults the mortgaeeel
mas declared and does hereby declare the|
snt,re mortgage indebtedness due and1
payable as authorized by this mortgareI
End by which the power of sale thereirj
contained has become operative, now1
=. N. II Price and Laura Price. his>
nembs1's ss1s aat sda the sl.d 7st - day Of D. E
the erice Of the r~erister of deeas Of
the County OF Grand Forks and state
., Nnrth no,ota on the LIST day OF
n = 1919. and recorded in RooS
s"s OF mortgages at pageeaS34S will be
foreciosed by a sale Of the premises
IN such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed. ct the front door Of The court
i! h0's tse e County int e II 2a q G1 and Forks sns
Stete OF North Dakota at the hour Of
NV ~ O'clock ?. NJ. on the % I'd day Of
noeHmner: y: D. 1921. to satisfy the.
day OF sale. The premises described in
sucn mortgage ard which will be sold
70 satisfy the same are, those certain
c MTnisT To-E situated aa IN the COUNTY. Of
and described as follows: 80 Il
me NEA Of Sec. ls, Twp. i151. Range
a authorized to do by, the terms cf
ne above described MORTGAGE Al. p.
Murphy has paid the balance on the
smortined note which .matured@ on Dec.
Isl; ls2e on q prior mortgage to ths'
~ $esn:s2 and the 1920 taxes insthe sun
OF sisS Is against the above described
nenises and has included both i n th5,
There will b due on suchftmortrase
~ the date Of sale The sum,$of Thirty
G3.204.00) plus costs. INV Ao'
Dated this 18th day OF cctobar 1e21.
N. +. MURPHY.
J. r. LoUDEE.
Attorney for Mortgages.
Grand Forks. N. d
fOct. I3-20-2T: Nov a.inIf,
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.1eraid Want AIS Bring Rasalts.
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CHAS. ].
City Auditor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-10
NOTICE TO

CHAS. J. EVANSON,
City Auditor,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-10
Homer Farmers ' Elevator Co.. James

Homer Farmers Elevator Co.. James
town.
Hannpden Electric company. Hampden'
! Hope Land and Investment Co, HOPE
Hem,s.. 5aildinns sn son mp Hya,l harf City.
Holes Company. James. Fargo.
Hazen Motor company. Hazen.
Highland Telephone Co., Mandan.
f. Q. Hellstrom company. Bismarck.
Hankinson Motor Service company
He'll Co. The Theodore, cleveland.
Fanson-Bohb & Company. Bismarck.
Heimdal Building Association. Devils
Hettinv.r meetrie. Light and Power
Co. Hettinger. "IEi
international Patent Investment Co..
Fargo.
Ireland's Lumber Yard, Grand Forks.
Idawa Gold Mining Co. Bismarck
Independent Elevator Co. F'essendeH.
Interstate Construction company,
Fargo.
James River Rural Telephone Co.,
Jones-Nelson company, Marvel.
Kasbo Construction company, Devils
Lake.
Knights Of Columbus Home Associa-
Enroki Elevator company, Kurok,.
Kindred Light and Power company
Kelroy. Heating Company OF N. d.,
Fargo.
Lyon Elevator company, Mandan. 9
Leal Farmers Exchange. Leaf.
HAWton Implement company, Lawton.
I,fdgerwood Hospital Association,
Underwood.
Landa Business Association, Landa-
The Observation-Disclosures ~ Wales.
Lake Region Grain and Elevator Co.,
Devils Lake. +
l.. M. & D. c. Telephone Co., Dunn
Center.
Lyons Auto company, Grand Forks.
~Lynchhurg Farmers Elevator COM
pany, Lynchburg.
.Lange Farm company. webster.
LidEerwood Motor Service CO., idEcr
Lalley Farm Lighting company,
I~ith Electric Light and Power Co.,
Leith.
Logan County Farmers Press. Ma
poleon. "
Luch-Bishop & Inc. Fargo.
ona Printing Co.. Leonard,
Lowell Brothers company. Beach.
Lake Region Electric company, Devils
Lake.
Lynchburg Lumber company, Lynch
burg.
Minnewauken Mercantile Co., Mad
dock.
Melvin Stock company: Michigan,
Midway saltwater Far. Telephone
Co.. Mineral Springs.
Minor Lumber Co. 'Mi1nor.
q %Mottershead company. Richardton.
Mahon-Robinson Land and Lumber
company. IAngdon.
Mandan Creamery and Produce Co.,
N;anJan.
Minot Underwriters Co.: Minot.
Moore Meter company. Mirot.
MohaJ1 ImnroVemeof ca Mohall.
The Washington times., 1921-11-16
INTERCOLLEGIATE TEAMS
START SEASON ON JAN. 9

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.--Thc official
schedule of the Eastern intercollegiate
basketball League, as approved ut
their annual fan meeting, is an.
nounced today by Secretary EIlwood
w. Kemp. The league includes Penn.
Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Dartmouth
and Cornell. and each team plays
twice against every other team in the
league. one game at home ana one
game at the other teams court.
The season will start January = and
will wind up on March 49,
The official schedule follows.
January 2, Columbia at Dartmouth Ia
Princeton 81 Dartmouth; ~, Yale at Penn
sylvania; ~, Cornell at Columbia; IS
Columbia at Princeton; 81, Dartmouth at
Cornell: a. PennsylvA at Columbia; az
Princeton at Cornell.
February 4. Pennsylvanis at Princeton ;
II, pennsylenia at Cornell; 10. Yale at
Columbia; is, Dartmouth at Yale: IL, Cor
nell at Yale; Is. Pennsylvania at Dart
month; 81, Dartmouth ct Columbia: "a
Yale at Princeton; 2b, Cornell at Dart
mouth; rs, Columbia al Pennsylvania
March 1, Dartmouth ~ Princeton.
Pennsylvania Al Yale: T. Princeton ~ Co
lunbia, I, Yale at Dartmouth. g. Cornell
81 pennsylvnnta, 3. Colum0.a At Yale: II
Cornell at Princotoni ~. Dartmouth at
Penney lvsnla; II. Princeton at Yale. Is
Columbia AZ Cornell; rs Princeton AZ
Psnnsylvsnia; 10. Yale at Cornell.