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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-02-16
.. 81. SomnerneIs.

&i nabnte iibite l1ge at Mrs. ..
30. 5onmer11els fra Helicou gapios
bar ogo. gen fa11 bi berette at bert
oes' Mano, .. 30. @onnerneis, oe=
1aa fit Sjenlob, ioet ban og6e ii61te
S6n6ag. ... .
Mr. 5ommerne1s bar cit af be
sferfte 5ettIere i Sotpn al Tron6bie1n
.@an por en- fraftig og pilieiterf
Mdn6, og meo baarot og l1oboloe116e
<9lrbeioe bpggeoe ban op Ell af 6e be6
lite Sarme 1on1 fin6es |. oet Mabo1ag,
=bbor ban boe6e. 8aa @rnno af neb-
bruot Selbreb 11toatte bar. opgi Ssar=
ming % flDtteoe for flere Mar iioen
It'll. NeIicor &apios. 7 @an bar bgret
u 2lmteget ipgeIig ! oe 1erere Mar3og bet
bar en- @el}ignelie baaoe for5=bal11
ieIb, faapelion1 oe 1lRrrneit 8aare=
rerbe, at ban fif fflptte 9erfra
8egrabelien forean oar fra Sgn6re
.ssSsmmanuels @irfeg gaar6 ioag 8ait..
IS. 8iernfon forreHer q
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-02-16
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Sarge 8anf -lnHet.

S Mat1oags inolsb Ser OpIps11ing
fra Sarge ON, at Ben befie116te @cou
an=Mnerican 8n1tf bor Inffet
Ser itob, 1onn befienot, megen Scamp
ON 6enne 8anf for ober ct Mar it6eu
6a BEN iag6es at pere iniolbent. Sq
oct bar pi1t1tof 2igo=Solfetes fraf=
tige 0ptreoen> iom oengang re6oe6e
ses111titutione11. @borbiot Sc 8eiber=
ligbe6er, iont 8anfen nu otter ct
fo111n1en i116 i bill betDoe 6ens timber
gang, eller ONT set fltn er en- forbi=
gaaen6e npeirsifp, set bill Et6en bite
syfgIge 6. 6. Anon1nte, ,Breiioe11t foe
.St. SAUL Se6eral 2ono 8anf, er life
Sen financielle Sitnation georo
Dafota al alborlig @rt. ugeor6 Dd:
fotos gfig6om og &eiourier pr. g.
pita" flyer ban, uer. ferre e1t6 mo-
gen anoen @tots paa @runo al Sen
forbolbsbis title 8efolfning.. Ser
fan pere mt61ertibige financiel(e
@anifeligbe6er> met mo1t bill, b9re /
goo 8ebolo 1aainart oisie otter er al
bifle6e." j,
Sfelge uMoroen" er @tatens ST.
naneer alt on6et eno gooe 5toten
og be politiffe l1nberaf6elinger5
Wei6ler bor 6e fi6ite Marene beret
bifponeret of 6en for en- Sio ii6en
opretteoe offentlige 8ut1f Of 9eortl
Dafcta. Set er bragt for Dagen at
6en1e 8attf far i116eltaaenoe / 6e to
og tre6ibe @anfer> iom bar n1aottet
1te11ge oen fife ubetpoe1ige Snn1 al
$917, 1883. Desl1ben er ser alt=
bragti @tatsin6nitrierne 882,7t6
72> 9isie 8eldb itaar foit og er bon
lfelig at fao 1gs igien. Desuoen
fretngoor bet at oer er uolaant
$2,407, 7,645.35 til anore @anfer,
bporaf $1,147, ,607.35 forlenglt er
forfal6en og ifuloe beret tilbagebe=
|tolt @o11f Of Mortb Ddfota.
8onf Of Nortb 9afota blir iffe
f1tan6 til at 1n6be 6e &rap, 1om eeS11b=
1fpoerne, @fole6iitrifterne etc., font
n1er til at itille, 6a oe 8enge, font Sc
bor i1l61 lat 8a11fel1> er onbragt bbor
n1on fife fan faa BENT ti1bage. 6pl-
gen berof b1ir, at en- m911goe @foler
maa fe1tges fra Begpnoelfen al noe
fte Moaneo, oa man iffe bill ia Mdo=
Ter til at betale 2ererl6nninger etc.
Ser forlp6er fra 8ismarcf, at 1>500
@foler / 5taten bill bli it91gt 6en 1.
Mars al 6isie Mar1ager. Stpngnin
gen bill ber6re, ontfring en- fieroebel
of 5tatens ifolep1igtige l1ng6om" :.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-02-16
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ADMINISTRATORS 4. , Y! n s.
81 LANDS 4

Notice IS hereby given that the
zsund rsigned as repres ntatiye of
the Estate Of. Johanna SWens
sdecedent will sell at private sale
to the highest bidder, the follow
ing described real estate. 3
The Northeast quarter Of North
west quarter (NEN of NW114), 81
and the West half Of Northwest
quarter (W1z of NW14) IN Sec
tion twenty five (25),. 7 Township
one hundred thirty four (134),5
Range forty five (45) in Wilkir1
County, Minnesota. Z Ess:-z. .a5s u
Lots eight (8), nine CO., ten (1o,s.
eleven (1D, twelve (12), ,tfir-..
teen G3), and: fourteen (14) III
Block 20 of Holes Addition to-.
Alexandria, Douglas County, Min
nesota.S '--> e.
Lot. six (6) in Block 4 in Nc
Clane's Addition to the City OF
Fergus Falls, Minnesota. n Sc
The north ten acres of the South i
west quarter of Southeast QUAR- {
ter (SW14 Of SE14) in Section
eighteen (18)> Township one
hundred thirty four (134) Range
forty three (43) in Otter Tail !.
County, Mimi. .
Bids willie be received by: the TN i
dersigned up to and including
March 5th, 1921 The terms OF 4
sale are cash on delivery of deed
and the right is reserved to reject
any and all bids. ...=i.1
GUARANTY TRUST COMPA-..
NY and SAVINGS BANK = ..z &
Admin Illustrator with the Will An.
nexed of the Estate of Johanna
Swenson, decedent. Fergus Falls /
Minnesota. s. =. 555
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-02-16
I Dozens: b6f.
g. so. Mpr6bi,.

8. sc Nor6bp Ell belfien6t: Sor.
ret11it1gsman6 /. 8artesDine 6poe
6en 7oe Sebrnar. San bab6e retit
til Sarge, sc. .@af !, for at ie til fin
@uitru font bar UNDER 2egebeba11b>
ling paa g: :>2Sufe @oipital 6er1te6s,
og mems ban bar Ser bleb ban 1elD
ipg. Ser bleb >lent efter en ipecte!
2ege, og ser bleb giort alt bDa6 men
1teffe1ig Deagt fan gipre for banl
men noen Mptte. Den afbebe efter=
la6er fig @nitrn 1an1t 4 @gnner og
| Datter. ..,
:8egrabelie11 foregif fra 8arnesbi1=
le iiite Gorsbag. .-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-02-16
6. 6. Wbnir.

1Sreosoon1lner beri 8Dell s.. g..
9l6air, 6goe meget baltigt / tit @ieln
ii6ite 5re6og. 0a0saarfagen bar
Siertefeif, ban bab6e life beret rig
tig fri7ft Sc iiite Gage ban 1ebe6e,
men Treoags Oeorgen fplte fan me-
get beore og &l. 1915 paa 6ormi6=
oag bar ban bpo.
W}r. 9loair bar fp6t ben pltre
Hart al Canada og bar li6t oper IS
Mar ga1nmel. @ol1 font me6 fine
sSorelore til @isconiin iom 1t11g @1,t
@i6en boiatte oe fig /. 1p11ore Del al
@nneIota. S 1882 f1ptte6e Mr.
Moatr til Weinneapolts og bar Hta=
1toforret1ting Ser 18 9lar. &an foln
til Jergus Sal1s t912 og bar bele
Gt6en iioen orebet Jprretl1i1g
2an6 Gien6on1n1e.
@an efter1a6er 1in &uitru 1an1t
2 56nner og en- Ontter.
Begrapel1en foregif fra Barnaro5
&apel it6te Man6og &l. $50 og BON
bleb logt til bbile poa Wet. sSaitDs
@rabpla6s. Boit. 6. &. Serrp for
retteoe ne6 8egrabe1fel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-02-16

/ fforiful6t gar1r set bun fun6t iffe
at ffurlne lebe fforulo 5ltg 1to6f9a
gerne lp11oigb poerne5 bapoe bog;
lat iiigs i gebngelie ffor at opfpore s5a
oera1 til Miis eeIio11Ss Bar11 sd
man boboe Saab o1n at Ii ffanffeS BON
.ffunoe p{e Ben banffelige @nube: ,s
Mrs. ,Mobert GcGall, Ell al Sc h-:
Det1oe &rRfter i116en 8on1nns @bri=.
.itians Temperance n11ior, boIot I'M
Ser ben 1rplig i gbicago afbol6te >nn=
tionnle aa&onpe1ttio1t of obennab1tte
i@binoeorganifatio11 en- Sole, 9bort.
bun paapege6e bisie Sing, ion fretn
6eleS life iiffe bar io1l1 oez bur6e bere.
Mrs. Gcgom fag6e, at set bar $50
mans Gbriftiqn Sentperonce l1nion,.
1on1 baboe tgrlagt 2a116et, men Der
bar en6nlt nnange Sobber at 1t6fere
og 1neget af bba6 bum bil6e paapege
n1aatte blibes at betragte fon1 en- Set
EN- for egett Ddr. SUN bar b1eben
fortalt al 8eitpreret1 beo Ell af 2a11z
oets Bigeffoler> at ben lille Sglbfln<
>lfe> fot1 bar fon1meas iaa paa Mooe
blan6t unge @pin6er, booret lo1r en-
9mulet. eller'. Harfnnebol6er ct
Sp1bfie6e. om @aaroleoet, in6ebolot
bobeoiage1ig MlfoboI fon 8igerne
1magte paa 11aar @att116ret iffe flog
til. elt bore unge Mger mi om Da-
gen bruger ct 1i6t bel frit @prog og
.braoerer ltne6 @igoretter en6og pau
-offes1tltge Steoer og bbor el6re @bin
Der me6 Mnfbar font Mg0re bar TIL
lte6e, bar MI lite lgnger noget 1ner=
feligt. Gorle6en Mften fa6 bnn lit
&ote1s @pifebare1fe> fag6e bun, oG:
til fit ftore g6mBge1fe og @fam
fan6t bum, at ser ne6erit paa Spt=
1eie6len ito6 en Mnnobning til &bit1=
6erne onl at 6e belit'iffe ntoatte r6=
ge netop ! bette gereIle, Mrs. Wec=
@an iDntes ogfaa BET gif ober @tres
gen, 1taar ser / Country Clubs og
mn6re finere. DanieIag bar b1et paa
Mobe1t at &bin6erne tog al og ucbez
.cfet" tit @orfet, affnrot ion Men=
6ene fin &at. Delegaterne ifal en-
itenontig babe erfleret fig enig une6
Mrs. Mc@an = Ser bar frenbeles
NOT ttlboge at gi6re for @: 6: 8: IT.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-02-16
Ole .. Mmme.

Ole .. Mnne, 9r., en- al be 9loite
og melt a9teoe Borgere fra Gotpn al
5perbrup b6oe noe9et bo1tigt of @ier
te fell Wan6og Sen 7oe 6ebruar. -
San bar be6 fin 500 1ibt ober 81
Mar gammeL og ban bar belle Eioell
'fiben ban fom fer 1872, lebet pau
fin Garm.
Ole 3. Mnne bar fpot i &inoolen
be6 Sro1tobiem, Norge, oen lite De=
cen1ber 1886 of 6orelbrene Ole og
Marit 9lune, og bar BEN eneIte igjel,=
leben6e al 10 Sgifenoe. ...
San fom til Mmerifa Maret 1869
&om fgrft til @an Claire, 8is. 9lr=
beioe6e 6els / Edmmerifogen og pao
Sernbanen 2 Mar, reiite iaa ne1t i.
1871 fan1nen me6 Ole 8. @igrnaaS
og Ole S. @tompro for at opigge fig
ct Siem. &om til @lop giuntD>
Minn., og bpgge6e fig en- lt6en Spite
Der bbor MI 8pen &aipleD er, 1top<
pe6e ser ober 8i1teren, men 1igte fig
iffe oeroppe, og flptte6e iaa til Eopn
al Sber6rlp / Otter Eoil County ONT
gaaren 1872 og bar> fom fer 1agt,
babt fit @iem Ser. S 1887 reiite
ban EN- Sur til george og bef6gte
@legt og .@enner, og ser bleb ba1l
oen 20oe Mars 1888 gift tneo Cert
ruoe @a1guniet> og fam1nen m1e6 iin
nnge 8ru6 fon 6e bi6 Sen iamn1e
Goor.
&an efter1ooer fig &uitru og 2
5gnner lant 2 86rnebprn 1on ollie
begre6er Eabet al en- fierlig @us=
bono og 6aoer. 8egrabele1n foregif
fra &iemmet Onsoog SEN 9oe Ieb.
&1. Il. gfterrtiooog. Nait. 6. @ten
oien beraf 9pen forretteoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-02-16
Fergus SAILS, n1innefota l6os sssbruar l92ll.

He I &egierings S,o1 1onitrg toni iffffe
5Ssranfrige 111e6 ct formelt Sorilng.
Oct por, Sd 1tl1bnrer6e 5enafor
l@lais bor S ranSnlinii iiter, oent1e tn
5formelle SenDen0elle font $ 3.=:s.. s.=> !.
eSljiil1ansn1tniiter S5ouston forflare=
soe. fiji StiIli1tg n1eo SeniDn til 6e
2aa1L ion1 forffiellige 11oenlonoife
Magters bar faaet al Mmerifa, og
unoerbanol olingerne ON at gigre ois=
fei 2aan langiigtige. i
Waeo 46 gtentner MOB SS bar sc
natet be6tat @endtor @ronnas (ge.
- TorIag, omk at beri fal oprettes
en- u2ibe @tocf Commission" til at
foreitaa @eguleringen og at fire Eil=
fpn nne6 uMeat &acfing" ]" zsSt16uitrien
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-02-16
WANTS to help other mo-

e.. { St: :.---sWAN,QlS# to help other mo-
theirs. Mrs. Vim. saget eoI nj. Nj.
.chol st. Utica, n: Y :ts 81 gladly.
write srything that helps a mo-.
ther with her chilre11 little
girl had Who oping cough and III
was afraid she would cho ke..
gave her Foley's Honey and Tar,
and it helped her Wonde derft11l
She could sleep most Az night.
without o,tghiing IlI1iis good
cough syrup checks cold stops
5coug ching Ictits phlegm and Cos
.3yer:s raW Il ii amed nlenrbr branes,5Y
with q healing Z coating b
Sold Ever yWhere z.;'
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-02-16
penoe tiQuans

pua @inneiofa> geor6 og Gus Dafo.
ia Gar1ne. @o6e 8ettngelier og Bill
fig @ente. Qaantagpren tan afbeto;
le Mf6rag efter 9nife. Serg1ls
Sails Rational @onf. s e. l1non6
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-02-16

State of Minnesota, County of Otter Tail.
-. In ProbateCou
decedent. -
The State of Minnesota to all persons interested
in the final account and distribution Of the estate
of said decedent: The representative of the above
named decedent. having. filed in this court her
final account Of the administration Of the estate
of said decedent together with her petition pray
ing for the adjustment and allowance Of said fna!
account and for dstributiono Of the residue Of said
estate to the persons hereunto entitled.
Therefore you. and each Of you, are hereby
cited.and required to showcause, if any you have,
before this court at the Probate Court Room in
the Court House in the City Of Fergus Falls in the
County of Otter Tail, Stateof Minnesota. on the
23rd day Of March 1921. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. or
as soon thereafter as said matter can be heard,
why said petition should not be granted; and that
this citation be served By the b1ication thereof
according tolay. BY naailing copy Of this eta.
to each of the heirs Of said decedent whose
names and addresses are known. and appear
from the files Of this court s.
Witness, the Judge Of said Court. this 9th day
of February A. D. 1921. :f..-
y - E. Frankberg, Judge of Probate
Attest: 3. T. Hanson, Clerk Of Probate
:, [Seal of Probate Court " -
+ First Publication Feb. 16th 1921.
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MarS1lts6e

for ngeblao Bub1iibing &on1par1i al
boIoes l1gebla6ets &ontor Sen 226e
Gebrnor 1921, @1.s2 @fter111., for
@a1g al Direftors og an6en Gorret=
ming font lob1ig bringes op.
Oct ct 6t1ffeItgt at Mftieeiere 11ta=
tere frem 6a l1gebla6ets 'Sremti6 bill
bere afbengig af 8e1lutninger be0=
toget poo bette Mgbe.
:. SIiber SI1on, 6efretpr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-02-16


Mooeren: ussSeg fontner til at il
big oet> fi9re Bapa, hi ton life mere
babe nof meo 6e:t enc Bige / &ipffe<
net bi folnn1er til at babe to-.
Soberen "Gn 9sig, til2 &borle=
.oes ial leg forltaa i,et, 81 bor tire
porne 9gtre, 1on1 Iar 1ert at fpge,
6et er iffe lgnger 1ibcH en6 igaar, at
ieg betolte en- enorm &oeelfplereJ=
ming for 6em = biGlper Sc % f1et
iffe til &i6ffenet?"
Mooeren:: SO, 6et er jo ncto,, bct,
ser er ibeien. De bielpe,: til olIe ire
men &affepige1 iiger> al G1tu .er rtdo
faget til at babe EN- @ielpepifc, 6a
bum life fan oberfon1rlte at rDooe np
efter ben1. ~ Ill.,. .s.s,,.=-. ..,.:-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-02-16
State of Minnesota. coanty Of Otter Tail

Citation for Hearing on Final Account and for
Distribution
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-02-16

Naitor g Gbriitenlon ffrq Sen,
ming er falot til @ooIe sNfiiDer. Sal
Bet 3er i nnrbeben df pntton, 81. $. B
The Washington herald., 1921-11-07

still unbeaten after Saturdays con-
tests. Lafayette. Washington and
Jefferson and Yale lead the bunch
with seven victories, to their credit
without a single defeat Cornell,
Georgetown and Penn State have
won SIX contests without suffering
a setback and Penn State has also
played q tie game with Harvard
The Navy eleven g. the seventh
unbeaten eleven but has played
only FIVE games
The Navy, however. is the only
eleven which has not been scored
on this season The Middies have
preserved their clean slate in win
ming five games. They were hard
est pIessed Saturday by the little
Buckncl' eleven which held the
Annapolis team 81 a single touch
down.
corneIls Big Red team bs.
proven far and away the best
scorinS machine being credited
with 337 points. Penn State is the
second best scoring team. with the
HilltOPpers third with a total ~
2ll.
Following are the twenty leading
individual scorers and the team
scores:
The Washington herald., 1921-11-07
NAVY PINS HOPES
ON MASSIVE Line
Great Penn State Backs Face
Difficult Task Satur-
day.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Nov. s.-Navy's
football warriors emerged from
Saturdays scrappy contest with
Bucknen %ithout serious mfshap
although several of the players suf-
fered bruises. 1t was the first time
this season that the entire first
string bunch remained in a game
FOR the whole time of play. This
was found imperative because of
the dogged contest that the Lewis
burg collegians put up.
Quarterback Conroy was the only
man compelled to leave the game.
His knee injured in practice Mon
day last began to bother him and
the coaches, thought il best to call
him to the bench.
Tomorrow Bob Folwell will be-
gin to polish his proteges for what
is expected to be the hardest battle
of the season, not excepting West
Point, although the Middies will
be more than cooked and primed to
down their ancient rivals from up
Hudson River way. The game with
Penn State at Philadelphia next
saturday gives every promise of
being one IF the best, if not the
best, contests of the year in the
East. Navy coaches realize that
they have no such stars as KILN
ger. States brilliant pilot, or Light
ner, or Wilson, backfeld men, but
they are. counting that the Nit
tany Lions" will not be able to
puncture the Middies' forwards in
the manner that they did the Har-
ward Crimsons. Georgia Tech and
other elevens. Navy's weakest points
are in the kicking" department and
an aerial offensive. Several of the
Middies have tried their toe at punt
ing but none has developed more
than mediocre ability. AS to aerial
tactics, the Middies have managed to
plug along pretty well in defense
against such tactics. but their sue
cess on the offense has been weak,
almost lamentable.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-07
COLLEGE PARKERS
PREPARE FOR c. u.
Maryland IL Comes Through
Yale Game in Good
Condition.

COLLEGE PARK. Nd, Nov. g.
University Of Maryland gridmen re-
turned to College Park today more
than satisfied with their showing
against Yale. With fve regulars out
Of the lineup because OF injuries
the College Parkers put up a fine
scrap.
Two breaks" went against Mary
land in the first few minutes of play
each costing the Old Line school
warriors a touchdown, but after that
the Byrdmen made Yale fight and
fight hard for their gains. The work
of Young, Branner and Latham stood
out. Semler, Brewer and Paganuccl
also all performed well, and Brewer
punting was all that could be de-
sired
The Maryland team came through
the conflict unscathed. as far as Sc
riously injured players are concerned
This is a source Of elation to the
College Park followers, who are
hoping that the team will be at its
strongest when It faces Catholic Uni
versity at American League Park
Saturday. Coach Curly Byrd tomor-
row will begin printing his charges
for the battle with the Brookland-
ers and It is expected that the stiff.
est kind Of work will be the Mary
landers' portion from now until Sat
urday. This Is Maryland's big
game. and every effort is to be made
to get all injured regulars back into
the lineup. presenting the same
lineup which faced Rutgers in
Maryland's first game of the sea-
son,
The Washington herald., 1921-11-07
Building bt1lour Game
8Y Hmes3 36. 3d,nes
Open COZ champion gfathe United States

In October she had 80 at Holly
wood against Mrs. Let's Fontaine-
bleau isn't as hard as Hollywood. but
there Is a great gap between "a and
a 80. more than a stroke a hole.
l know that both Jock and myself
played entirely too much competitive
golf to be near our best after August.
Picked Miss HoIIins.
In this connection I'd like to say
that I picked Miss Hollins TO win at
Hollywood. and for this reason: A
short while before the championship
saw her at Garden City practicing
I asked her how she was playing
"As well as l know how to-" she re-
piled, but I'm only playing once or
twice week. ! don't want to make
the mistake of being over-goIfed be-
fore the championship starts"
She had adopted the right system.
As she was playing well she didn't
need any further training or any cor
recting., And when the championship
started she was keen for a game.
The same ahfng applies to Jesse
Guilford. He played IN but two tour
naments before the amateur champ
ionship and when he got to St. Louis
he wanted to play just for the fun Of
il. He was keen and anxious to get
In few rounds.
II Bobby Jones played less competi-
tive golf he would be almost unbeat-
able. He likes the game so we'll it Is
hard for him to lay on but the effect
shows when 1t comes to the amateur
championship test, just as 1t is always
bound to show, no ma tier how great a
golfer the star may be.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-07
ROBB RUNS WILD
In 6l-0 VICTORY
Washington Pros Swamp Nor
folk; Meet Syracuse
Next.

In the height of his career as a
college football player Phil Robb,
the former quarterback Of the Penn
State eleven, never outdid his per-
formance of yesterday as a Wash
ington professional against the Nor
folk. grid combination at American
League Park. Mainly through LIS
wonderful scoring ability, Tim 81 .
dams team rolled up a big ScU' ,
Of 81 points to nothing for the Nic.
itors.
Twice Robb raced TO the Norfolk
goal line after having interc=vtcc
forward passes at disja noes OF 65
and so yards from his objective.
These were wonderful exhibitions %
broken-feld running. in which he
did everything 10 elude wo - ne
tacklers that a really great ball
carrier can do. But for a Issral;v
inflicted for off-side, Washington
would have obtained another sCors
by Robb's efforts. In the thtri Pc
riod he caught a punt and waltz 1t
through the entire visiting elcvt
10 the goal line, but the rctcrCe
called the ball back.
He smashed the tackles TIVE t"r
lOOCnOOWuS anu NAAt Nh''
for Is yards another time IN r=giS-
tering. Not once did he take the
ball but that a few yards were
gained.
Johnny BIeir. the local sandlot
star. was a ground-gainer of e&ccp-
tional ability also. On running ;be
ends he showed up well, and he
Sides bucked the line for needed
gains when IL was first down TO
make. His attempted goal from the
field. kicked from the 46-yard line.
failed to cross the bar by only >
feet.
The Black and White has immeas-
urably improved since their only de-
feat of the season, at the hands Of
the Holmesburg club two weeks ago,
and should give the star Syracuse
aggregation a hot fight next S"n-
The Washington herald., 1921-11-07
TWELVE FENCERS
PICKED TO MEET
BRITON INVADERS
Three Local Swordsmen
Selected for Ameri- s
= can Team.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Twelve Of
the best fencers in the country were
selected yesterday to represent the
United States In the international
fencing bouts with the British team
In Washington and this city Novem-
Der IS, 10 anr 81. The choice OF the
Amateur. Fencers' League, made at
special meeting held at the New
York Athletic Club, is generally be.
lieved to be an ideal one. and the
invaders are sure to be given a Sc
we're test with the foils, epee ana
sabers. The team, as announced by
John Allaire, vice president of the
A. y L A, follows: Henry c.
Breckenridge, Fencers' Club OF New
York: Major Francis W. Honeycutt,
Washington Fencers' Club; Arthur
s. Lyon, Fencers' Club Of New York;
Chauncey Mcpherson, New York
Athletic Club; ]. Brooks B. Parker,
Philadelphia; Major Harold Rayner.
Washington Fencers' Club; William
H. Russell, Boston Athletic Associa-
ton; Major Robert Sears, Washing
ton Fencers' Club; Reserve Sergt.
John ". Dimond, u. s. A.. Leaven-
worth, Kans., and Ray w. butcher.
New York Athletic Club.
The officials have named six
competitors for foils, six actual and
two reserve for epee and i've actual
and one reserve for sabers. In the
list are five fencers, In addition TO
Lyon, who have been tentatively Sc
lected for more than one weapon.
Breckenridge has been nominated
for foils and epee. Halls for foils
and sabers, Honeycutt for foils and
epee, Rayner for foils and epee, and
Sears for foils and epee. Dimond,
as reserve, is selected for epee and
hArs
The Washington herald., 1921-11-07
IT FOOTBALL YEAR--ALDRCH YALE, EAsTsLEADNG SCORER
Bill Kenyon, G. u. Star,
Third Best Point Getter
Nayy's Big Eleven Only One Not Scored on
This Year-Georgetown Is Third
Best Scoring Machine.

Capt Jim Robertson. OF Dart
mouth. was depDsed from his posi-
ton as the leading individual
scorer in major college football Of
the East saturday for the frst
time this sason when Mack Aid
rich. leader of the Yale eleven.
jumped into the lead by scoring
ten points in Yale's victory over
Maryland. As Dartmouth was idle.
Robertson remained at 67 points
while Aldrich's touchdown and
four goals gave him a total Of IS
points.
wild Bill" Kenyon, Georgetown
fullback, also spent a day OF idle
ness, but maintained his position
as the third best scorer, with so
pJints. Johnny McQuade. Of the
Filltoppers jumped into eleventh
place with his two touchdowns
against Fordhsm and has a total
of 4s.
AIdrich. Robertson and KiIlinger,
of Penn state are all tied in the
number ,'f touchdoWns with nine
each. EIansen. Of Cornell is far
in the lead in the number OF goals
fuom touchdown, having registered
thirty one bcots from the l5-ysrd
line.
Sever .'f the major colleges were