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Evening journal., 1921-11-29
GREENLEAF TO DEFEND TITLE

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Ralph
Greenleaf. who won the worlds
pocket billiard championship for
the third consecutive time in tho
recent annual tournament at Phiia-
delphia, will defend his title in a
match against Arthur Woods, OF
Minneapolis. in the grand ballroom
OF Hotel Astor. December 81, p
and %. The match will be con-
Quoted under the Joint auspices Of
the New York Billiard Room own
ers' Association and the Brunswick
Bake -Collender Company. The
players viii play for purse OF
81 900 and a trophy emblematic OF
the championship. The contest will
be for $50 points. to be played In
blocks OF $50 each night
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
SEEK COLLFGE STAR.

Huffman. who has played a great
game at tackle for Ohio State this
fall. is also a star ball player. He
is said TO be one OF the best catchers
in the Western Conference. AS a
collegian Huffman is a hard hitter.
great thrower and fine receiver. He
is also very fast for a big fellow.
He led the State team in stolen
bases last season. II Is said that
Business Manager Bobby Quinn. OF
St. Louis. has rendered Huffman a
contract and is willing to give him
chance to show his worth as a bis
Lacquer.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
CHESTER WILMINGTON
In SECOND MEET

Chester Y. NJ. G. A. and Whining
ton Y. NJ. c. A. will engage In an in
door athletic meet in the Chester
"Y" gymnasium on Thursday even
ing. December 8. The meet will
start al s o'clock. Last year each
association won a meet each on It's
own hoor.
The events viii be ffteen-yard
dash standing broad jump, running
broad jump, fence vault. running
high jump, 12-pound shot-put and
/ six-potato race.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
FAVOR NEW sCHEDTLE-

Princeton and Yale favor a change
in the football schedule with Har-
ward. The present scheme. which
has been in vogue for some time.
brings Harvard and Princeton to-
gether first. then Princeton and
Yale. and finally Yale and Harvard.
This gives Harvard a two weeks
rest between games. while Yale and
Princeton play on successive Satur-
days. Princeton and Yale rightly
contend there should be a rotation
or the schedule each year.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
News in Numbers

Big Red Is through for this
year on the gridiron. This para-
graph which was included in
his letter Is there with the real
stun:
"The next and only scheduled
contest for the team is the mid
year examinations in February.
Preparations for these demands
will receive the undivided at
tention OF all members OF the
eleven. Secret practice has al
ready started"
-t-t=t-
The eastern college football
. world has nothing on Whining
. ton. We've got a football cham
. pionship all our own that hasn't
. been settled to the satisfaction
OF some. Won't there be a hot
time in the Hot Gridiron Con-
ference7
-t-t-t-
You'll have 20 hold the game
while"
The sub steps UP and blubbers.
The field is awfully damp and wet
must 80 and get my rubbers."
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
NoTRE DAME BOASTS
MANY STAR PLAYERS

Notro Dame. which is not a
member Of the Western Con-
ference. has at least three
players who would have TO be
given consideration on an All
Western team. In Anderson and
Kiley. Notre Dame boasts OF
two OF the best ends in the
country. They are as good, n
not better. than any two ends
that might be selected from the
conference teams. Mohardt. In
he backheld. Is also a great
player. His hurting OF forward
passes still has the east talking.
Wynne also Is mighty fine
hack. Charley Brickley. famous
Harvard star. rates him as the
best running back OF the year.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

University Of Iowa won the West
ern Conference championship. Iowa
is coached by Howard Jones, one OF
the best ends ever turned out Of
Yale
Jones knows a football player
when he sees one. He has developed
many a star player during his
coaching regime. among them be-
ing a number OF players listed on
the All-American team. Here is
what Jones thinks OF his present
combination at Iowa:
"I have had a number of All
America men in my experience and
feel very strongly that either
Slater OF Devine are without a doubt
OF Ali-America calibre.
slater is man weighing 21O
pounds, has an exceptional offensive
charge and is a first-class defensive
player. In the past two or three
cars I have never seen a man who
is as strong an offensive player as
slater. and we have played Illinois.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
nFr1ANCE MINSTREL TROUPE

Defiance A. a. minstrel troupe
will hold a rehearsal at $40 o'clock
tonight in the associations quar-
ters in the Weccacoe Building. John
A. Sullivan. who Is directing the
Tenth Ward burnt-cork performers
is rapidly getting them in shape for
the first show, which will be held on
Friday, December 16. at the New
Century Club. Rehearsals will Also
be held on Thursday and Friday
nights OF this week.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

sport. You couldn't blame him for
wanting 90 be whole at the start of
the baseball season after his climb
10 the Baltimore Orioles and To sue
cess with that aggregation. But the
call OF the gridiron was too strong.
He hoppcd into the first game nc
had "A chance TO get into with his old
ChesroOk mates. And what hap
pened? A bone in his ankle was
broken. He's been gallOping around
on crutches ever since.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

factor In placing
him on the first
eleven and rele-
eating Goebel 20
the second. His
work gain 3 Z
Wisconsin " a S
by far the best
exhibition Of end
play OF the west
crn season.
Tebell OF wis
consin ran X s
| well as an end
| NJ artinea au OF
Wisconsin Is also
a corking good
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
MINNESOTA COACH
9AUDS DEVINE

All the experts seem agreed
that Arthur Devine is a foot
ball player extraordinary.
Dr. williams. famous coach
at the University OF Mime
sofa. has a mighty good opin-
ion Of Dcvine.
Iowa trimmed Minnesota Al
10 Z. Devine made five touch
downs in bringing about the
rout OF Minnesota, 80 IL is only
natural that williams should
have somo kind words TO say.
Arthur Devine Is not only
OF All-America cahber." says
williams. ~but is the best all
around ,backheld man ] ever
saw play. He rates higher than
Johnny McGovern or Walter
Eckersail."
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
VALE CAPTAIN STARS.

The remarkable playing of Cap
tain Aldrich. OF Yale. in both the
Harvard and Princeton game ranks
him as one OF the greatest backfeld
men in tho history Of that insutu-
ton. Aside from his great work %
the gridiron. Aldrich was the out
standing figure on the Yale baseball
team last season. Aldrich is All
America caliber.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
WEsr vs. EAsT poPuLAR.

While games between Yale. Har-
ward and Princeton will always go
big because OF the color and rivalry
that always exists. the trend Of foot
ball is toward intersectional games.
Tho great showing by the western
teams has created unusual interest
in such games. "a number have al
ready been suggested for next year.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
LuNIoRs WAN no IosE

The Delaware Juniors Club bas-
ketbau team OF the Y. NJ. II. A..
which has not been defeated this
season, would like to arrange games
with any teams ranging in age be-
tween 13 and is years. Samuel
shames. Sol North Clayton street,
Phone 6753. is manager.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
MAY HONOR HUFF.

u is planned to name the new
stadium at Illinois, Hun Field, in
honor Of George Huff, present direc-
tor OF athletics at that institution.
II would be a well deserved tribute
to the man who has done more for
athletics at Illinois than any other
person who could be named.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

IulS idct was
proved conclu-
sively at { h o
g a m G between
Ohio State and
Illinois, on the out
come Of which
hinged the west
ern championship
Princeton sent two
OF Its football
coaches TO view
the contest, feeling
some worth while
knowledge could
be secured. a
Evening journal., 1921-11-29


Locke OF Iowa
gets the fullback
position without
any hesitation.
Locke is a Won
der on the Of
fen sive. His
great work was
one Of the big
factors - Iowa's
defeat o. Notrc
ID a m G. Slater
and Devine be-
, ing the other
contributing fac
tors.
Defensive ely
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

Chicago and Goebei OF Michigan
Both have played fine football all
season. crisler's great game
against Wisconsin came as a climax
to a big year, and was the deciding
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

two players on
the line, Of
fensively and de-
fensively. n a q
much TO do with
O hio State q
great showing.
Bunge OF Wis
consin gets the
center position.
His real rival is
Wick of Michi-
gan. II was a
great battle be-
tween the two
when they met,
with h o n or s
about even.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
NEW CASTLE WINS.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Nov. 29.-New
Castle basketballers defeated Silver
brook OF Wilmington last night. The
feature OF the game was the field
goal shooting OF Lonnie King and
Sammy Mcknitt. the former scoring
all but one Of his efforts from long
range. The score:
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

OF the bright
features OF
Iowa 8 play
throughout [ h Q
season. He con-
tributed a promi-
nent part in
brin gins the
western cham
pionship to Iowa.
Beldlng dra W s
one OF the ends.
For the other
end it was a
rather hard mat
te- to choose be-
tween Crisler OF
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

sonal study OF
western elevens.
II has been the
ambition OF all
western players
for seventeen
years TO land on
Patterson's ALI
Western team.
MT. Patterson
has seen every
conference team
play at least
once and somf
OF them three
times. He has
covered the west.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
VANDEVFR A. q. DANCE

vandever Athletic Club will give a
dance on Friday evening in the
Strand Auditorium, Twenty-ffth and
Market streets. A local orchestra
will furnish the music.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

as the best de
fensive back In
the west.
Thomas Of Chi
cago is a very
good man. He
might be placed
at one of the
halfback ST.
tions with o u I
weakening { n e
team. Tho fac
that Thomas has
not played a full
conference game
this year realll
disqualihes him.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

Of Ohio State was
eliminated as a
possibility when
he was badly out
played in the
Illinois game.
Slater OF Iowa
is the one best
best at tackle. He
is a wonder on
the offensive and
a hrst-class man
on defense. Nc
CURE OF Chicago
is the 9th e T
tackle selection.
with Huffman OF
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
SOUTH SIDE Dors THE TRICK.

"Bucky conley's Cagers." the
South side-Eden FIVE. handed the
Defiance Old Five 20 10 II iaclnE
in the new Olympia Hall last night.
The play was fast and furious from
start 70 nnish with Purcell and Ma
giii best for the victors and Lex Gil
iespie standing out for the Tenth
Warders. Score:
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
SATURDAYS BASKETBALL
Church Inagnc

Church League
Epworth. 80; Eastlakc, s.
Grace. 80; Westminster, 10.
other Games
X. OF c.. 3S; Keystone, "a.
Parkside. -; Seventh Ward, 20
Settlement. 81; Penlyn. II.
National Guards. 23: Silverbrook. .
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
Pixle

rather telling admission on the part
OF the east.
The ALI Western Conference team
I have selected is a mighty strong
arrrcration. It Is an eleven that
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

other ha c X 8
n ave sh o " n
more on the Of
Z e n sive tn a n
either OF the two
but in picking
m y backheld I
have given con-
sid e r a tion to
both the offenss
a n d defense
williams and FL
lott have beeI
briliia mt de-
fensive players
all season.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

would make any
thing from the
east go the limit
II is a team that
contains n num-
Der Of brilliant
Individual stars,
yer would not be
lacking in any Of
the essentials that
make up a great
team, because OF
the presence OF
these stars. Ny
conference team
would be strong
IN all dqparfu1onf
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

Talk about your tough breaks,
that fracture to Mat Donohue's on
hoof was one. Around town just be-
fore the start OF the football season
Matthew was telling his friends that
he would not risk participation in
the popular and limb trying Fail
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

questionably one
OF the greatest
football yer 8
the west has ever
produced. He Is
without an equal
at forward passing.
He Is a fine drop
kicker, an equally
good punter and a
great open field
runner. He Is ALI
American caliher.
a player the west
can point to with
great pride.
The three best
ends in the con-
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

"Oid Crobics' Is the name Mat is
known by to some OF his associates
and IL Is one his crobies that Is on
the Fritz. The injury should oe
fully healed before long.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

Thomas has been Chicago's pinch
or perhaps "pinch bucker"
would be better. Stagg has used
him in every game only for a limited
time. He has always performed big
things in that given time.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

end. He is the only Minnesota
player who has performed consist
emily throughout the season. Were
he on a winning team he would prob
ably be strongly considered. Myers
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

II prayers mean anything a
suggestion to Coach Heisman Of
Penn to pass out the Bibles
would not be amiss- Just as they
say Of some pitchers, He had
prayer. that's all"
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
MT. VERNON VS.. DEFIANCE.

Mt. Vernon will meet the Defiance
Old Five tonight in the Brownson
Hall. The game will start at $50
o'clock and Bob Maxwell will
referee.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

Coach Richards OF Wisconsin
considers Gould the equal OF any
back in the conference. Stuart
Ohio and Kipke OF Michigan are two
axco1onr hacks
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

Ohio State as a strong contender. Il
is really a toss up between the two.
Pixley and Trott Of Ohio State are
The guards The fine work of these
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
TotaIa

Refcroe- Mckay. Timekeepers-Pindcr
and McDaniels. Time Of halves--2o min
utca.
SCORE BY HALVES.
New Castle High School .... - T-S6
SNverhrook ................-. SIS
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
u efe siv ely

sundt OF Wisconsin had a shade on
Locke. Sundt's punting this season
has been unparalleled by any kicker
In the conference. 1 regard Sundt
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

You don't have to be an adept
pupil to earn your letters in college.
YOU CAN BE AN ATHLETE.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

Graduate Manager Romeyn
Berry of the Cornell eleven
turned down an offer for post
season game. He explained In
rather unique fashion that the
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

ern field thoroughly.
in presenting my All-Conference
eleven. / desire 10 first introduce
Aubrey Devne OF Iowa as quarter
back and captain. Devine is un-
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
8unge

IN all departments OF the game.
In making these selections I have
counseled with r. c. Patterson, who
for many years has made a close per
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

Our All-Wilmington Eleven.
Browntown.
Little italy.
Forty Acres
Gander Hill.
Happy Valley.
Little Brooklyn.
Pickletown.
Knuckleviiie.
McDowellville.
Hedgeville.
Brandywine Banks.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
Axe'iorn:

Although money talks. some OF us
never hear even an echo.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

Church Athletic
League
TUESDAY.
Bowling.
81 Paul's W. Brandywine at Y.
Westminster W. Bethany at
Basketball.
Sllverbrook W. Eastiake IN
Friends GYM
First Central W. Westminster.
In Friends Gym.
THURSDAY.
Bowling.
MI salem vs.. Frat Central at
Emmanuel w Union at Y. NJ. c.
A.
FRIDAY.
Basketball.
Epworth Va. McCabe. Hanover
Gym.
81 Paul's Va. West, Hanover
Gym.
Bowling.
Hanover Va. Grace. at Y. M. G. A.
4 Sllvorhrook w. Goodman. az
Westminster alleys
SATURDAY.
| Basketball.
| Old Swcdce VS. Hanover. AZ Y.
NJ. g. A.
Second Baptist Va. Brandywine.
at Y. NJ. G. A.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

just the same most OF the col
lcge letter men already know
their A. B. C's.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
Bv RuLY EVANS.

No longer is the east supreme
Western football now means some
thing to the sporting world.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

ference are Belding Of Iowa, Crisler
Of Chicago and Goebel OF Michigan.
great work has been one
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

The selection OF williams and
Elliott OF Wisconsin as my half
backs Is certain 70 start many an
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
orrIANcr 90 1--WE FlcIg ~, Foul :
SOUTH slpE.EDEN ned a Four, 3,
COOKMAN. WINS AND LOSES

Goodman No. team walloped
Siiverbrook in QUOT game last
night. The score:
Goodman al 2f 81 II AIS
10 0 12 SO
No 4 team took two games out Of
hve from Union. the league leaders.
Scores.
Evening journal., 1921-11-29
Billy Exams Picks All Western
Conference EleUen For 1921

ALL CONFERENCE ELEVEN.
M SECOND TEAM
End
NfccTTRF-CHICAGO BRADTIS--WISCONSIN
pTxTFv-OUIO 49,.
pTrNc enter
TRO Guard REDMON-CHICAGO
TackIe HUFFNAN-OHO
DFVINF ........... Quarterback WORKMAN-OHO
Hafback GOUID-WISCONSIN
Will
IOCKF-IOWA SUNDT-WISCONSIN
Evening journal., 1921-11-29

argument Perhaps one or two
Daily picayune., 1921-02-17

Chamber of Comerce meets tonight The $. I. A. meets this afternoon at 2 :30 at the Grammar School.
 Tax Collector Steele and Deputy Moore are at Irma and Rosston today. Chamber of Commerce meets this evening at [ :45 sharp at the city hall. Be there.
 Ed. Gee of Prescott, was a busnt Ss visitor here yesterday.-Arkadeiph'a Daily News.
 Mrs. Ralph Harrison of lola, Kansas, is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. A. Sykes, of this city.
 Guy Ellis attended to business mat ters for !. A. White and company at Laneburg yesterday.
 | NJ Bennett of Sutton, one of our many readers of the Pieayune, was most welcome caller at this office yes terday.
 Si Rosenbaum, the Tailor, who has been visiting Prescott for the past ten years will be here Friday and Saturday, d4t 2.15 j. F. Barham
 
 |. F. Thompson of Emmet, route 2, was caller at this office today, add ing his name to the Picayune snhserip- ton list
 County Clerk. Algia billiard issued marriage license yesterday to MT. Jack Malone and Miss Laura King of Boughtou.
 Mrs. Chas Reed of Little Rock, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. C. C. Martin of this city. will return home this afternoon
 Our 9th annual Fiddler's contest will be Saturday night, the 18th. livery body come. win give away S6s o0 in cash for prizes.
 | W HOLLOW AY.
 Chairman of Committee Rosston, Arkansas.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-17

Frank Philips and Ellen Warrer (col) were this day licensed to marry
 Maybe you do and maybe you don'i maybe you will and maybe you wont but you ought to go to church next Sunday.
 F. F. Raines of the firm of Coates and Raines, general fire insurance agency of Little Rock is spending today in our city.
 
 C. \. Smith, President of the First State Bank is back home from Hot Springs where he spent 10 days taking the baths.
 Japan-the land of flowers and but terflies-a special feature of the Jap anese Fete' Friday night, at the Gram mar school will be uhe Butterfly Frol- it" and The Browning of Madam But terfly."
Daily picayune., 1921-02-17
LOCALS

At the Gem tonight see Fighting Biil''
 Ernest Beaty of Emmet, is transact ing business here today.
 Bailey westmoreIand of Cafe, was Prescott visitor yesterday.
 George Mum and wife of route }, were Prescott visitors today.
 
 Howard Haynie and George Haynie of route were in the city today trad ing.
 Carl sturat and Wirt Garland of Emt- met are business visitors in Prescott today.
 The U. s. Jaekies are an added attrae ton to Miss Butterfly" at the Gram mar school, Friday night.
 
 The way to make Chamber of Com merce worth while to town is for all the members 10 attend regularly. If you have house to sell or rent or lease. let us tell the people about Ii through our Classified ad column. See Si Rosenbaum, the Cincinnati Tailor, at J. F. Barham's store, Friday and Saturday of this week dit 2-l5 Mrs. R. C. Jones, who underwent a surgical operation in this city yester- day, is reported improving this morning J. Fl. Davis, deputy United States marshal, with headquarters in TeXark- ana, is in our city today on official business.
 For perfect. princely fit, drop in ar J. F. Bsrhams Friday or Saturday and let Si Rosenbaum of Cincinnati take your measure. dit 2-5 Ed Cantley, w. Y. Tompkins and Chas r. Pittman visited the Bodcaw oil well today This k the well that is being drilled hy MeSSrs, R. L. and C. T. Shaw
 We will have with Us oB Friday and Saturday of this week. Si Rosenbaum. the Cincinnati Tailor. d4f 2-1J I. l.. Barham
 Service Car.
 Day or night Safety and confiden- tial. Dayy call Phone 100. Night eall Phone 389. J Nj Hunt. W. D. Marian and family of Arkadcl- phia. moved into Prescott yesterday. MT. Marian will work for the Prescott and Northwestern Railroad company
Daily picayune., 1921-02-17
JOHN DILLARD STRICKEN

MT. John billiard of Winfield, Texas was on yesterday stricken with paraly sis, and his condition is regarded as serious. His sister. Mrs. Mary Bolls and son. Frank of this city. left on No , this morning to he present at the bed side of the sufferer. His friends and relatives in Prescott hope for his early recovery.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-17

Remember the Chamber of Commerce meeting at the city hall tonight 7:45 sharp.
 Don't depend on the other fellow be- ing there-but go yourself and send after the "other fellow" if he isn't there.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-17
CLASSIFIED ADS

WANTED-I will buy all old castings that you may have for sale, or will repair them for you
 Nj H. MUNN, Rice Block, back of L. E Smiths Bar Der shop.
Daily picayune., 1921-02-17

WANTED-Three or four boarders. Ably to Mrs. Pagan on East 2nd St. north two blocks from ice plant
 d1w 2-14
Daily picayune., 1921-02-17
NATIONAL GUARD IN FIRST
 DRILL.

The members of the Prescott Nation al Guard Company met last night at Scott's Hall. and went through their first drill Nearly all the boys were present and participated in the exer- else. The uniforms have not yet ar rived but they are on the road and should reach here in day or so. Federal Inspection of the Guard will be held next Monday night
Daily picayune., 1921-02-17

FOR SALE-Two Bruce Rotaries, slightly used, cost 5000 each, will sell for $35.00 each for cash. Gus Yates, Second Hand Store d1w 2-17
Daily picayune., 1921-02-17

It would be difficult to convince Lloyd George that good luck goes with the shamrock.-Norfolk yirginian- Pilot
Daily picayune., 1921-02-17

Read our Classified ad column
Daily picayune., 1921-02-17

Estray-One gilt, l year old, weight about 90 pounds. Owner can get same by establishing ownership and paying all expenses. Henry Felts.
Washington Journal., 1921-02-04
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Washington Journal., 1921-02-04
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