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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Keith q. Fisken.
who have been summcring at the
Country club. VIII remove to their
apartment In town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cunning
ham have removed from their sum.
mer home AT Port Madison to their
home In Mount Baker park.
Mrs. r.. w. Taylor left recently for
Fort Riley Kansas. 70 spend two
months with her son and daughter.
in.law. Maj. Victor Vaughn Taylor.
q. S. A.. and Mrs. Taylor.
Mrs. Mary f.. RoesinR. who has
been spending several months with
her brother. Mr.. III. a. Kyer. left 20.
day for her home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. McEwan
came In Monday from their home at
the County club TO their town
house.
Mrs. William wardcr. Of Spokane.
who has been spending the summer
with her sister. Mrs. George II. Leg,
horn. Is leaving wednesday for her
home.
Mrs. John y. Farreu ard Afisx
Helen Farrell returned yesterday
morning from Vancouver. II. C.,
where they have been spending sew.
erai days.
Mrs. J. l.. Mohundro spent tho
week end as the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Coleman nj their home on
Mercer Island.
Mrs. John Collins. Miss Catherine
Collins and Mrs. Walter McEwan
ITomkins motored down from Van.
couver. II. C.. Friday.
Mrs. Bruce Eimors II leaving TO-
morrow for Victoria 20 visit her son.
Bruce. Jr.. who II attending the
University school
Mrs. Bert Farrar. Mrs. A. 7.
Bouff1eur and Mr. and Mrs. Keith l..
Builitt returned Sunday evening
from the Big Four Inn. where they
spent the weekend.
Mr.. william Edris left Saturday
for San Francisco. Mrs. Edrts viii
remain for another week ms the
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Edward Skinner.
Or. and Mrs. q. V. II. Hooker re-
turned Sunday by motor from spo-
kane. where they spent several days.
| Mrs. Henry Broderick has return.
ed from a short trip 10 North
Dakota
visiting friends In the city. returned
TO his homo in Los Angeles wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Fox are on a
short trip to San Francisco.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Hamilton,
who have been the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. s. stimson. left this morn.
ing for their homo In Montclair.
N. J.
| Or. IT. NJ. Stryker will return this
evening from a six weeks trip in tho
East
Mrs. Charles oudin and Miss Marie
oudin, OF Spokane. are the guests.
for week. OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
| Tyler.
Mr.. George II. Card. jr.. OF Denver,
who has been the guest OF Mr.. and
George r. Myers for the past week.
will leave tomorrow for Stanford
| university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27

esting features was the determine.
ton which Alice Rockville and Mar
garet Joslin showed when they
cooked eggs on hot stones. Margaret
Latimer. Eggs Caldwell and Libby
Downing were guests on tho hike.
Kowatahoms Campfire held cers-
monial Monday at the homo OF Dia-
dana Woodln. They sang Campfire
songs and went home pleased over
the honors they had won.
The Tatapochon Campfire has
elected virginia Leckiey vice presi.
dent and the group Is to have an as.
sistant guardian. The stories were
turned in for the count book TO be
judged An entertainment is planned
20 raise money for the group.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27

Marie Griffin. treas. Dot cramer
and scribe. Priscilla Treat.
W~heo Blueblrds held n very sue.
cessful candy raie Monday near tho
West Queen Anne school They are
anxious TO earn enough money for
each OF them tam.
Litahni Campfire had a ceremonial
last week. The candle Of work was
lighted by Gertrude Flood. love by
Helen Williams. and health by Nellie
Harvey. Lois Pendleton and Francis
Collins invited into the camp. Ruth
Skasford took the rank Of Wood.
ratherer.
The Kinonhons hIked 20 Fauntie.
roy beach recently. One Of the inter.
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Former Seattle Man
70 Murru

The engagement Of Miss Rather
lne Collins. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
r. II. Collins. of San Bernartiino.
Cal. to Mr.. Myron r. Clinton. son Of
Mr. and Mira. r. T. Clinton. Of
Tacoma. was announced at the home
Of the groom In Tacoma Friday eve
ming.
Miss Collins has been spending
several weeks In Tacoma visiting her
brother. Mr.. James Collins. She Is
: popular member Of the younger set
b the southern city. Mr. Collins In
veil known in Seattle. where he at
tended the University OF Washing.
tan. and Is a member OF Delta Up
oilon fraternity.
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Little Girl Nips
Tong War in Bud

~ PORTLAND, Sept. 1.-TWO
hixhbinders. George Chin and Al
bert Cit. are in Jail here today and
another Portland tong war has been
ss'nipped In the bud" thru the fear
] less action last night Of little
Mamie Mos. ii-year-old daughter
Of a Chinese restaurant keeper.
The little girl saw the two strange
Cinnamon enter the restaurant. She
tarried not to observe the sinister
y bulge about their hip pockets. She
fled To the police station. a block
away, and summoned a squad Of
bluecoats.
~ Tho Chinese admitted they are
'a1uey Sing gunner. Each was
fr1sksdv of q loaded revolver.
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Friday evening at 0 o'clock and en-
terrain with a card party both after.
noon and evening. at 2:15 and At
$50. In Veterans' Hall. the Armory.
Luther League
Tho Luther League OF Holy Trim
ity will hold transPacific cruise In
the form of progressive party.
starting at the home Of the Misses
Nordahi, s07 34th NJ, Mt s o'clock.
Friday evening, September 30th.
Members and friends are urged to be
there
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Program, for
MaIsicule-Ted

The program TO be given at the
nnusicaie-tea planned for Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Lewis
gchwager by the Capitol Hill Guild
Of the Orthopedic hospital In as fol-
lows: Miss Esther Van Valley. vocal
list. viii sing Come. Sweet Morn.
Ing" Don't Come In. Sir. Please"
and Baby" Mr.. Paul McCooi. plan
1T. will give "Etude" by List and
sEtuds Waltz and prelude" by
Chopin. Mrs. John w. Roberts.
treasurer OF the organization. will
give short talk.
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Annual Boil to Be Gire1l

The first annual ball OF the Hatasu
Guard club will be given at the Seat
tie Tennis club on Saturday eve
ming. The committee In charge in.
>rludes Mrs. Clark j. Munger. Mrs.
! Albert II. Roost and Miss Eva Peter
son. Among those who will act as
patrons and patronesses are: Mr..
and Mrs. Alien n. Cattis. Mrs. ID. w.
West, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schubert.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Conley, Mr..
md Mrs. n. A. Larson. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank tombstone. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Donley.
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Sacimminq Purtu

Mrs. John +. Murphy Is entertain
-ing with a swimming party for the
pleasurs Of her little son. Maurice.
and thirty OF his hoy friends Satur.
cay morning at Crystal Pool. later
taking the little folks TO the Rainier
club for luncheon.
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Seattle
>JoCiet4
Colonel and Mrs. Wether-
i'll to BE Dinner Hosts;
Mrs. Fetter WIZ Enter
tain at Luncheon.

(sof. ALEXANDER NJ. wETH.
ERtII. and Mrs. wetheriil will
entertain with dinner of four.
teen covers at their residence Thurs
day evening. preceding the dance DIR.
ard Mrs. Jay 1. Dumnd are giving
81 the Sunset club.
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Luncheon Win
Commitment Miss WRIGHT

Mrs. William c. Hcussy VIII enter
tain with an informal luncheon nj
her home Thursday afternoon. com.
piimentary 10 her niece. Miss Mar
garet Wright. OF Boston. who Is her
house guest for a few months.
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nY Mrs. MAN WEsT

what csn | do. mother7" How
often that question is asked in every
home where there are young chill.
dren, no mother could count In hot
weather. especially. an occupation
which viii keep child happy and
quiet n beyond price.
Here is one which has served this
purpose for many seasons in one
family. and may be played by chill.
dren o. all ngee. All that IL required
is a pair Of shears. one or two or
moro old illustrated magazines, pref
erably discarded catalogues or fash
ion sheets. and a lively Imagination.
First father and mother are -.
iected and cut out. then such a fam.
lily M may please the fancy Of the
creator OF the paper household Then
clothing for all of them OF a glory
beyond telling. for their wsrdrobes
know no limitations OF number. ma.
terial, cost or style. Then some.
whore along. a house In selected. fur.
nished and decorated 10 suit the
taste. and such profuSion OF all
sorts Of iabor.saving devices would
indeed delight the soul OF a real
mother tn rehl house. The whole
establishment and family are kept
safely In cardboard boxes. or be.
tween the pages OF large maya.
zine. 20 be taken out again at will
Each IL named. and different fam.
flies appear in different games. As
time goes on. a whole village may be
collected. and visits between neigh
boring families take place.
Here comes IN the need for trains.
boats, automobiles and even air.
planes. and here boyr are easily per
auaded TO take hand In the game
10 deal with problems 81 transport
and often conduct other business en-
terpriscs required by the family
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groups The one large objection 70
this most delightful game iH that ~
takes up a good deal OF floor space
and Is Fomewhat messy.
A sheet spread down on the floor
will help greatly IN the eleanlng.up
process, and n necessary nm extend
ed dining table may be used instead
OF the floor. But there is no game
that hasn't some objections. and this
on. Ia such a treasure that "A mothe
will be quite willing 10 put up with
n little Inconvenience for the sake
of so much happiness.
Q-Why does a seemingly healthy
baby cry all the timer lie In ~
months old.
Ale cries because he Is uncom-
Portable. or because he has been
spoiled Look carefully into his daily
care and see II you are following the
rules as given in the leaflct am
you have waited on him too much
and taught him 10 expect too con.
slant attention. or II may be he
needs medical attention. Have him
weighed md measured 70 see IL he
Is growing properly. and II not. lot
the dortor look him over for possible
trouble. The main thing IL to get
him 10 running on tho right track
as soon M possible.
Q-How can ! keep ny child cool
In hot weather,
A-In6rets him until ne has only
one thickness OF cotton over his
body Battle him two or three times
n dhy In tepId water. Let him play
In his bathtub half an hour. night
and morning. II tho weather is
scorching. Let him play and sleep
In the coolest part Of the house. Feed
him properly. Handle him as little
as possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-27
BRIDGE Tea

Mrs. George f. Morford IL enter
tanning with bridge tea at her
home "Wednesday afternoon. with
additional guests coming In for tea
! Assisting the hostess win be Mrs. w.
n MacBriar and Mrs. r. w. Keen.
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Informal Dance at
AY1nn Post

Maj. Harvard Moore. U. s. A.. and
Mrs. Moore. and Capt. Frederick All.
ner. U. 8. A.. and Mrs. Miner. have
extended invitations for an informal
dance to be given at the quarters OF
Capt. and Mrs. Miner. at Fort Law.
/. ton. Friday evening.
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Birthday Party

Mrs. Harry shaw win entertain
with \ birthday party Saturday aft
ernoon for the PLEASURE OF her little
daughter. Peggy. on her ninth birth.
day. Twenty little friends have been
Invited.
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Informal Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Gates enter.
tanned with an informal dinner of ten
covers at their home Saturday eve
ming.
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Mrs. Boioles to Be
T,1fucheOu Hostess

Mrs. ]. C. Bowies IL entertaining
with a luncheon OF twelve covers at
her home Thursday afternoon, octo-
Der q. Bridge will form the later al.
version.
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Informal Tea for Guests

Compllmenting her mother and
sister. Mrs. Charles oudln and Miss
Marie oudIn. of Spokane. who are
her guests. Mrs. Joseph Tyler was
hostess at an informal tea at her
!, home yesterday afternoon.
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Dinner at Home

Mr.. and Mira Clyde Morris were
dinner hosts at their home Saturday
evening. honoring Betty Lloyd
Jenea& . dramatic reader Of, Mime
apcIiA who was q guest In the city.
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Mrs. Fetter Plans

Mrs. II. j. Fetter has extended In
vitations for luncheon at her home
Thursday afternoon. Covers will 10
placed fer twelve guests.
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Is Laundry Owners
of Calf. Pass Thru

Twenty-Five California laundry
owners arrived in Seattle Monday
afternoon en- route to Cleveland,
Ohio. TO attend the National Laun,
dry association TO be held in that
city October 3 to z.
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MRS. MAX VESTS ADVICE
ON THE CARE OF CHILDREN


d fe.airr deal with
abosf the
VIII
@~. MRS MAY WEST THE STAR SEATTLE !. -
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Mrs. +. b. Russell will entertain
the Wisconsin Goidenrod club at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs C. II.
Raymaker. i22 y. s1st ST.. wednes-
day, September IS. Luncheon OF
1890 o'clock.
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ladies' Aid Society. Ballard Pres.
bytcrian church. luncheon at church
from ! TO . .. IN. Hostesses. Mrs.
Mary Hsgstrum. Mrs. w. Thomp-
son. Mrs. A. walker. Mrs. Frank
Hauser and Mrs. Ida wsls.
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Progressive Thought Study depart
ment meets with Mrs. n. r. Pearce.
4 w. Garfield. Linden apis. I.s0
p. m
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Chaplin Study Club

Chaplin Study club meets in lee
ture room on fourth floor OF YOUNG
women's Christian Temperance As
ISOLATION. : .. m. Regular class les.
son will be read and discussed.
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New OrtIlopedic Guild

new Orthopedic Guild. TO be
known as the Frink Park Leschi
Park Guild. was organized recently
at the home of Mrs. Ivan L. Hy-
land. who was elected president.
Mrs. III. r. Brown was chosen vice
president. while Mrs. Samuel j.
Holmes il the secretary treasurer.
The meeting was attended by 1s
residents of that district. Mrs. John
w. Roberts gave a talk.
Union Danes Of the Civil War
The Union Danes OF the Civil
War will serve a chicken dinner on
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
Drama Reading Club
Drama Reading Circle. women's
University club. meets at 1880 a.
m. Important organization meeting.
Rainier Noble Auxiliary
Rainier Noble Auxiliary. Ameri.
can Legion. meets with Mrs. i. W.
Hargraves. $500 10th ave. y. T.. in
afternoon.
Allah Social Club
Allah Social club meets with Mrs.
r. II. Pherren. &6is Second ave. ~.
E.. p. m Mrs. Leah Norman.
Mrs. Martha Barber and Miss Edna
Phillips. hostesses. Cards.
Lorraine Social Club
Lorraine Social club meets In Ma,
sonic Temple at D. IN.
Progressive Thought Study Club
Progressive Thought Study depart.
ment meets with Mrs. n. r. Pearce.
w. Garfield. Linden apis. 40
p. m.
Ladies' Aid Society
ladies' Aid Society. Ballard Pres.
bytcrian church. luncheon at church
from / TO .. IN. Hostesses. Mrs.
Mary Hsgstrum. Mrs. w. Thomp-
son. Mrs. A. Walker. Mrs. Frank
Hauser and Mrs. Ida wsis.
Chaplin Study Club
Chaplin Study club meets in lee.
ture room on fourth floor Of YOUNG
Women's Christian Temperance As
ISOLATION. : .. m. Regular class les.
son will be read and discussed.
Queen City Council
Queen City Council No. pos, Sc
curity Benefit Association. dance at
Odd Fellows Temple . .. m.
Ladies' Grotto Club
ladies' Grosto club meets at Fed
Grated club house. .. m.
AquIla Lodge No. IS
Aduila Lodge No. IS. Degree OF
Honor Protective association. will
entertain with whist party at
their hall. col Madison St. wednes
day. September IS. at . p. m. Wish
tors welcome.
Wisconsin Goldenrod Club
Mrs. T.. b. Russell will entertain
the Wisconsin GoIdenrod club at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. C. II.
Raymaker. 122 n. s1st ST.. wednea-
day. September IS. Luncheon OF
1870 o'clock.
Il Re Nata Club
The music department Of the Il
Re Nata club VIII meet on wednes.
day Mt the home OF Mrs. Robert
Arann, 1903 Goth ave. s. w, at 2
o'clock. In accordance with the
years program, which will include
the study Of the history Of American
music. the frs, meeting will be de-
voted 10 THE Religious Beginnings
and Early Musical Organizations.
The newly elected chairman, Mrs.
A. II. Fischer. win lead the discus
sion.
Ladies Of q. A. r. Sewing Circle
The Ladies' Of the q. A. II. Home
Sewing circle win meet with Mrs
Minnie Restman. 500 NJ seth St,
Wednesday. September rs, at 1890
.. m. Take Phinney car 70 n. 55th
ST.. walk north to John y. Allen
school and west thru the school
grounds.
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Women's Civic Club
The women's Civic club will be
the guests of Dir. Fannie Leake
Cummings at the Geneva Hotel, 310
Marion st.. at their next meeting,
Thursday. September 20, at Q D. m.
Manus Dramatus Club
The Manus Dramatus club will
meet at the home OF Mrs. Glen G.
Hill, s19 18th ave. ~. Thursday,
September 20. This Is an important
meeting and members are urged TO
attend.
New Ortliopedic Guild
A new Orthopedic Guild. to be
known as the Frink Park Leschi
Park Guild. was organized recently
at the home of Mrs. Ivan l.. Hy.
land. who was elected president
Mrs. III. r. Brown was chosen vice
president. while Mrs. Samuel j.
Holmes IL the secretary treasurer.
The meeting was attended by 10
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Manus Dramatus Club

The Manus Dramatus club will
meet at the home OF Mrs. Glen G.
Hill. sf9 18th ave. NJ. Thursday,
September 20. This Is an important
meeting and members are urged TO
attend.
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Aduila Lodge No. IS. Degree Of
Honor Protective association. win
entertain with a whist party at
their hall. COL Madison St. wednes
day. September IS. at .. m. Wish
tors welcome.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

The women's Civic club will be
the guests OF DIR. Fannie Leake
Cummings at the Geneva Hotel. 31o
Marion st.. at their next meeting,
Thursday. September 20, al Q D. m.
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Queen City Council

Queen City Council No. pos. Sc
curity Benefit Association. dance at
Odd Fellows Temple . .. IN.
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Lorraine Social club meets In Ma.
sonic Temple at .. m.
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Ladies Of q. A. r.. Sewing Circle

The Ladies' Of the @. A. II. Home
Sewing circle viii meet with Mrs.
Minnie Restman. 500 NJ seth St.
Wednesday. September rs. at 1890
.. m. Take Phinney car 20 ~. 55th
ST., walk north to John y. Allen
school and west thru the school
grounds.
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Allah Social club meets with Mrs.
II. II. Pherren. s6is Second ave. n.
E.. , p. m. Mrs. Leah Norman.
Mrs. Martha Barber and Miss Edna
Phillips, hostesses. Cards.
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Ladies, Grotto Club


Ladies' Grotto club meets at Fed
Grated club house. Q p. m
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
TULSAA. C. SURE
OF ONE SUCCESS
Warnie Smiths Populari-
ty Certain to Pack 'em
In Tuesday Night

The Tulsa A. c., which has been
struggling along barely making ends
approach each other for the last few
months seems at last on the verge
OF putting on a really successful
show. Tuesday night when Warnie
Smith of Bartlesville meets Sailor
Anderson of Sioux City promises to
be red letter occasion in the little
clubs history
Warnie's great popularity with
boxing patrons here, because OF his
spectacular worlt'in every bout since
his debut in Tulsa, has made him a
drawing card second to none locally.
and that the fans are taking a real
interest In the Tuesday night contest
way well shown yesterday when a
crowd swarmed into the T. A. c.
gym under the Terminal hotel TO
see Warnie and Anderson work.
Anderson No "Sct-Up."
Those who watched the training
for the last lew days have been sur
prised at the showing Of Anderson.
Tho Sioux City scrapper Is no set
up" for any scrapper his size, and
may give Warnie "a tougher run for
his money than any opponent he has
yet encountered. Anderson last
Monday night at Oklahoma City
boxed four-round draw with
Bobby Corbett of Fairfax claimant
of the welterweight championship OF
the state. The Sailor has quite a
ring record. His most notable feat
was i0-round bout with Mike
Gibbons at Sioux City i'm 1919. when
he stuck with the phantom" for
the route though badly outpointed
That was when Gibbons was better
than now, too.
Two Other Bouts on Card.
While both Smith and Anderson
are boxing over the welterweight
limit and there lore must be classed
as middleweights they really are
several pounds shy the middleweight
mark. They have agreed 20 make
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

DALLAS. Texas Dec. II. --- oak
Cliff high school of Dallas. whose
foo,bAll team battlcd It's way into
the finals for the state championship,
went down In defeat here yesterday
before 5000 spectators. To Charlie
Hudson's Bryan High toam, 35-l3.
oak cur fought doggedly against
the big lead the south Texas cham
pions piled up In the first quarter.
and in the .inal three minutes OF
play. with defeat inevitable. the
local school fought II way to n touch
down.
Cortmaglla and Dobrovolny were
stars for Bryan Cortmaglln made
two touchdOwns and was splendid
defense man. Dobrovolny made one
touchdown and was chief ground
gamer for his team.
Fullback Pat Weekley, Oak cliffs
offensive star, ald hcralded as the
greatest broken field runner I'm schol-
0stic circles, broke away OFF right
tackle ON two different occasions,
once for n G5-yard run to Il touch
down and once for 70-yard run.
1t has been suggested that the
Sapulpa champions of Oklahoma
meet the Bryan, Texaxs. team, and
Dallas football enthusiasts are sup
porting the proposition.