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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01
Marriage Announced.

Mrs. Middleton q. Singleton. 20,
Henrietta apartments wishes to an
nounce the recent marriage or heI
daughter Dorothy 10 Mr.. Ray
mond j. Savignac OF st. Louis, Mo,
Mr.. and Mrs. savignac will reside In
st. Louis, Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01

Mrs. Clyde l.. Sears entertained
with ar afternoon party on Monday
In honor OF Mrs. Homer Schooling
who leaves saturday for Kansas City
10 reside. There were ten matrons
enjoying the pleasures of the after
noon. all being, native Missourians.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01
Auxiliary legion Gard Party.

Despite the inclement weather.
about 40 tables OF players enjoyed
the benefit card party given by the
woman's Auxiliary to Joe Carson
poet. American Legion, on Tuesday
The ballroom at the club was used.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01
ComplImenting Mrs. Hilton.

Mrs. John u. Mayo entertained n
few friends very informally at
luncheon In the Country club on
Tuesday for Mrs. william c. Hilton
OF Chicago who Is here visiting her
sister, Mrs. william II. pomoroy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01

Mrs. Edward o. Sargent Will DC
hostess TO members OF the ". &. A.
Bridge club on Tuesday March Z.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01

Mrs. Middleton q. singleton OF the
apartments will leave
Tuesday nlsht for n visit with her
Mrs. Raymond J. Savlgnac
81. Louis, Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01
TmIny's IGNcnts.


Mrs. clinton Moore, hostess nj
bridge-luncheon in her home.
Mesdames w. Allen bradshaw n
Edward II. Argue win entertain at
bridge In home OF former.
Mrs II. +. Doris will give aauction
bidgo for Mcsdames Hubert r.
Smith and David l.. Brown.
Mesdnmes william ". Crowder'
Il. A. Felt and J. r. Forster. hostesH.
cs at regular monthly meeting OF
ID. A. II. at Y. w. G. A.
sphinx club gives juvenile party
at Masonic hall.
Martes Bridge club meets with
Mrs. T.. II. Sechrist.
Creosache chapter, Delphians.
meets at Centenary church.
b Sans Souci Bridge club meets with
Mrs A. A. Kennedy.
Ecumenlc club meets In knights
OF Columbus home.
History and Literature club meets
with Mrs. J. =. Richards.
Y. w. c. A. tea with Mrs. n. w.
Magazines.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01
Club EUents

Tho Northsido W. e. T.. u. meets
Wednesday afternoon az 2.3O o'clock
with Mrs. r a. HASTE, 40S North
Frisco avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01

Sing ut New York Concert.
Artels Dixon, baritone singer from
and New York, and who APP
pears here in concert March 20 with
he Cadman club. sings at Hotel
on tho evening OF March
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01

Registered Nurses. District No. 2,
will meet Thursday At the \. W. e.
A. X o'clock In the evening.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01

Mark Davis leaves this wock for
New York whore he goes to meet his
aLstor, Mrs. Orth who arrives In q
few days fom abroad, accompanying
the body Of her husband. Professor
Orth who lost his life IN an automo.
bile accident several months ago
while travelling ia France.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01
1n,in,

"
Yesterdays Ronc-it was only q
dream
OF the past there is naught but
remembrance.
Tomorrow Il vislon thrown on
Hopes screen,
4 will.o'-th -wisp, n mere sem
hlauCC.
This moment my past and my fu-
ture [ form;
may mako them whatever
choose
By the deeds and the acts thnt
now perform,
fy the words ana the thoughts
that ] use.
20 / fear not the future nor mourn
DER the past
For | do all I'm able today,
Living cngh present moment a.
though 'twere my last;
Perhaps II u, Who knows? Wh1
shall say
THOMAS CARROLL HOWARD
in Forbes Magazine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01

-. with James @. MCDcrmid, well
known composer ana his wife, Sybii
SAINTS Mcpcrmid Mr.. Dixon Will
be On tour this spring and his timer
nry carries him TO tho Pacific coast.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01

Mi. and Mrs. Charles Lee waite
have returned from Kansas City.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Waite expect to leave
about April ], for California;.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01

Robert A. McBlrney.
Funeral director. 92t s.. Main.
Phone Usage Observation-Disclosures
ment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01
MusKoGEE TO TULSA ROADWAY

Cowcua the Only Break In Route To
the County Line.
Special 20 Tho World.
COWETA, Feb. 2s.-The building
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01
Personal Mention

Mrs. J.. II. Halliburton Is expected
to arrive This week from Hot Springs
where she has been %sOiournlng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roxie HnrRravos. MT.
and Mrs. n, o. Hiatt, MossrA. Hubert
Wolf and Bort Reed Of Kansas city.
returned homo last evening after
spending the past fow days as guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James j. McGraNv.
other members OF The house party,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Stanley OF
wichita. Kan, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Jameson OF pouca city, will
remain for "A few days longer.
Messages received from Mrs. Re.
linda Melone uf this city who with
her young son, Mr.. Lloyd MolOne are
at Johns Hopkins hospital In Balti-
more states the latter underwent
an operation on Monday and was
resting we'll aftcrward, Mr.. MciOno
was critically III all the autumn from
blood poisoning which settled in his
hip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh King, jr.. an
nOun,c the birth OF a son who ar
rived Tuesday morning, February
2S.
Haa=a=a
Miss Barbara farrell OF Topeka,
Kan. who has been visiting In the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. william Lyle
Dickey, left Monday evening for her
home,
DR.. and Mrs. william j. Trainor
have purchased the nome of Mr.. and
Mrs. William l.. NOEL, 1870 South
Newport avenue and are taking pos
session today.
-
Mr.. and MIS-. Charles Ice waite
have returned from Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waite expect to leave
about April ]. for California;.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh King, jr.. an
nouncc the birth OF a o who ar
rived Tuesday morning, February
2S.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01

Miss Barbara FARRELL OF Topeka,
Kan, who has been visiting In the
lomo of Mr.. and Mrs. William Lyle
.ickey, left Monday evening for her
nome.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01

Mrs r. n. Halliburton Is expected
to arrive this week from Hot Springs
where she has been ~sOluurHlng.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
FINAL GAME OF
SERIES MARKED
BY NEAR RIOT

81. RAUL. Mimi. Oct. l5.-The Bait-
more International League chamrioHs
Won tho Junior world series by defeat
Ing 81. Paul. American Association
leaders, to :, here to-day. g!N!nS the
eas,errsrs four games 10 the 81. Paul 4
tWO.
Umrjre Ilerr. % the international
League. was escorted from the field by
police after the game. when the crown
suarmed on To tho field 10 protest
decision made by Derr ir tho eighth a
shower OF cushions Zen about perr' nnl
hc was not hurt
Jazz" Rogers. Baltimore IAN |"aS
schmidt. vice president OF the baltimore
club. and President John Z. To"lo. oil
tho International League. we're l"S''en
hv trio angry fans Police. however.
rescued them and put Rogers and
Schmidt In the press box for sa>"sy.
Toole was escorted To the St. raul
climbs office. while police cleared the
park Otfic,s}s termed the affair I'm
fortunate.
The close decision at the plate In the
eighth inning in which Golvin.St. FauIs
first sackcr, was called out on what
would have been the tic.ng run. brought
on the demonstration. GOWN had dou-
hlrd to right field and attempted TO
score when Haas singled TO left. l.awry
made n great throw TO McAvoy and I'm
plre Derr called Golvin out just ms no
slid into the plate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
MORGANTOWN GOES
Wild OVER v. Y. j.
VICTORY At PITT

Mcrsantown, w. Va, Oct. IA eel
ebration that cclipscs anything Of It's
kind In tho history Of MorEantovn.
started last night when the victorious
West Virginia University football team.
fresh from It's triumph over PITT. ar
rived In town. AS the hours proceeded
tho enthusiastic followers Of the team
showed no disposition 10 cease their nc-
iivities and Indications are that II will
10 DAYS before lifs returns 10 normal
In this college city.
For nineteen long years. the Noun
taIneers have returned from Pittsburgh.
downcast' Season after season they
went down 10 defeat before the Pan
theirs. Hut now that tho West Virgin
inns wear the crown OF victory their
followers are intent upon making up
for lost time. and their enthusiasm
knows no bounds.
And tn. students were not slone in
their celebration. Even tho townspeo-
rle Joined In. and tho only subject worth
while discussed was found to be foot
ball.
Just as soon As the enthusiasts
reached Morpantown. they named Rob
crt Kelly. president OF the student coun-
cn u committee of ono to breach the
subject OF a holiday. Robert approeh-
cd tho college officials. who likewise
were all smiles. and to-day be reported
that "it was easy.
President Frank p. Trotter, OF the
university, proclaimed Monday an Off
day, 50 far as school was concerned. and
tho student council prepared for big
celebration. There will ia parade IN
the morning This will he followed by
= "thuse" Then will come a dance at
the Armory during the afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
CUBS TAKE SEVENTH CAME
ANDW|N SERIES FROM SOX
ALEXANDER IN
UNBEATABLE FORM
Game Was Pitchers Battle
With The Old Veteran
Showing-Fine Contest

t'hicayo oct. I5-,irovsr Alexander
today whitusshcd the White SOA two
60 nothing and won the Chicago cham
p:on~hip fvr the Cubs. The Tubs woh
four games and the White SoN three
The victory OF the Cubs today Is the
first since 1919 when the White S"H
Won the ,itle aud retained II until todS,!.
The game. the seventh Of the series
WIS pitching duel between the Quo
star and Dixie Leyerette. the former
outpitChinE his youthful rival
The break came in the sixth inning
after two men had been retired Lever
etc wavered and walked Grimes
Jfeathco,e replacing Barber who had
heCn ordered out o. the game t"r pro-
testing 4 decision Of Umpire Hart. un>
corked a single TO right sending Grimes
to third. Miller drove Grimes homo
with smash to right which was
enough 20 win for Alexander.
Tho Cuhs. however. put another run
across IN the seventh. Alexander
started m with q single 10 lief; ana
romped home easily on Statzs doup"
of the lett field hlSachcr fence.
The Sox failed 10 hit when they hao
men in position TO score as the great
Alex ughtened up. and his mates per
formed in grand style behind him IN
the pinches.
Bob Falk and Amos Strurk OF the
White Sox will join the bali players
who leave here tonight for q tour OF the
Orient. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
BUSINESS MEN TAKING
TO Y0LLEY BALL GAME
Z. II. Has 1ssn Forced to Install An
other Court 70 Handle the A.
tendance.

The business men Of the city haze
taken to the game 81 Nollcy ball a the
Y. to such an extent that another couri
has been made necessary according I"
Athletic Director Callowhill. The new
court has been installed and the games
are going on with more interest THAI
ever.
The class has been divided into four
teams. Blues. RAIDS. Puppies ard Whites.
The league schedule starts December !.
Games will be played at the regular
class hours on Monday. Wednesday ami
Friday.
The following are the teams:
Reds-Russ Goodwin. captain: BIZ.
McAGams. Rev. A. u. Hilton. Charley
Fceney. Slim McVay and Wright HuEus.
Purples--Hugh Scott. captain: Squire
Dobbs. Jim Siayton, Carl Bachmann.
Rev. Burkhardt. Ken Brooks and Clyde
Amos.
Reds-H s. Callowhill captain: Bill
Miller Harry Henderson. Rev. 8. NJ.
Gibson. Claude Law and james Hixen-
laugh.
Goethe, Graham Marsh. Alec Campbell.
Bill Perrin. Chief Partz, Bill Watkins
and Lou Grub.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
McCONKEYS DROP LAST
GAME At GAINESVILLE
Locals Unable TO Kit Jtms ana Ar
Beaten Dec1stvely In Final
and Deciding 9arue

Tho McConkey baseball team OF
Wheeling. met defeat at the hands or
the Hilltops at Barnesville. yesterday.
by the score OF 81. The victory for
the Hilltop. wins for them the series
OF five games, both teams having been
even before yesterdays battle. The
game was the finnl for both teams this
season. unless teh Macks and DillonVaie
arrange for their five game series
Barnesvills started off in tho first
inn!g htttig Macks pitchers freely.
They scored ono run In this frame ana
came back In the fourth with three
more. From here on they scored -FOUR
moro runs and cinched the game. Tho
Mack outfit scored their only run IN
the fifth and never proved dangerous.
Jims pitching for the Htlitops featured
tho game by his pitching. He allowed
the local. but five hits and Whitfield six
batsmen.
Tho score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
RuraHHA AT NEW BRUHswiJK, N.
J. TNH SATURDAY WILL BE
rrR5T GAH III EAST FoR
BISoNS THIS YEAR
Zig Injured List May Handicap Buf-
fnloos-Largs Number Of FOLLOW
err Expected to Make Trip.

With the Grove CITY set TO over the
Buffalo Creekers will begin the final
lap of polishing in preparation for the
Putgsrs outfit. who are to be met at
New Brunswick. y. j.. this Saturday.
While it Is known that Rutgers has
4 team of giants and one OF the most
speedy backfield combinations in the
cast the Bison are not discouraged In
spite OF their big injured LIST and every
thing possible is being zone to nave the
hig green gridders in first class condi-
ton for this very important clash.
Little or no speculation as TO tho out
come Of the game has been noticed thus
far. This Is probably due to the lack
O" definite dope on the Scarlet elr%en.
Every one concerned. however. feels
the Importance OF the conflict and
thorough preparations are not wanting.
A large following Of Alumni and for
rrcr students l.. promised from east.
this being Bethany's first trip east this
season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
EAST rrpH1s WIN HARD FOUGHT
CANT BU 100 SCoRE-LARGE
rUBNour WITNESSES CLASH.
South sidsry, while Away psnssroaa
Xays Hau IN own TorEitory
Al AL Times.
In ono Of tho hardest fought GRID

In ono Of the hardest fought grid
Iron battle ever seen on local lots the
Yankee football team OF East Wheel
ing added another win TO their l9g2
column yesterday when they defeated
tho strong Trussel eleven Of South
Wheeling, 1910. on the Bauers park
Fulton. Tho contest was witnessed ny
tho largest gathering OF fans 50 far
this season.
Yank Lima strong.
Tho playing OF the Yankee line was
tho feature OF the game. They proved
A stone wall on the defense and on the
offensive ttore big holes In their OPP
poncnts' line for their backfield. DuGAn
and West. Yank terminals, put up
classy exhibition throughout tho con-
test and pulled off spectacular worS
which orough. tho crowd 70 It's feet
time and time again. Watson and Crock
we're tho big bets in the oackfield, al
thouh we'll assisted by their teammates
Aerial work Features-
Both elevens used the forward pass
70 . treat extent but both failed At this
angie In scoring. The South Siders
put I'D stiff battle throughout and
look to become stronger throughout the
season. Captain Watson scored first
for the Yankees. while Kindleoerser
crossed the limo for tho second.
The Lineup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
COLLEGE RESULTS
East.

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snrin-aoId % Connecticut Asg.es
Inhrs 1Ionkins An. Geo. Washington S.
r,,ho,t. Washinyton :
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orss
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West.
Chicago Is. Northwestern 7.
Ru,,.r 10 Illinois :.
Minnesota %, Indiana n.
Michigan 4, Vanderbilt tTie).
Eo,re Dame % rerdue n.
pctroft q. Dos Moincs 6.
HcIo,, q. Northwestern o..
WIsrorsin % South nakoA Agsles s.
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Wah,sh os Michigan Azgies 4.
1yoo,,s, % CASE q
wob..,, - Michigan Acries a.
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Marietta :, Marshall o.
Missouri & Anes :.
Drak. 6 kansas o.
Creishtnn 81. lows Wesleyan :.
IllInoi, WESLEYAN z. Augus,ina 0.
Grinnell "a ST, Louis I. Q.
Toledo Alma n
Colorado Aepios 60 Wyoming Q.
Wittenburg sS. Western Reserve S.
Miami On Akron -.
kans,. Arri.s - WASHINGTON H.
South.
c.,tr. IN varr,nia POLY
CaorrI, zach "a Alabama :.
North Carolina 10, South Carolina 7.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
COLUMBIA CLUB TEAM
BEATS MOUNDSV|LLE
Mound City Eleven Hold Safe at AL
Times While Locals Showed
Strong Onenso.

A big surprise was pulled yesterday
afternoon on the Tunnel Green when
tho fast Columbia \. e. hunhlcd III"
strong Moundsville aggregation blythe
overwhelming score uf SO. Although
one sided after tho FIRST half. the clash
VAS full Of thrills and spectacular
stunts, During the frst quarter the
Muundsvillcers held tho Columbia lads
on tho defensive the greater part or the
time. and during thiS period OF III"
game Il looked like tho visitors might
have n clean sweep. Their line plung"s
and end runs proved snmew hat ruzIlinH
TO tho Columbia lads. hut were prevent
cd from scoring In this quarter by the
strong opposition offered by tho rcd
and black. At tn" beginning OF tho
second period. the south side agsrcEa-
tIcn seemed to realize the danger con.
fronting them and frightened up cnnsid-
crabIy. During this department Of the
game they were able to hold the visitors
for downs. and exhibited skill and team
work on the offensive. The rrst half
ended scorcless and With both clcrcns
on even terms.
Third Quarter.
The second half opened IN with botn
squads full Of confidence. Tic Mounds.
VILE eleven was on the TeCelN INK anu
j. Durant Of the Columblas recovered
the kick. off for the initial count. The
invaders again received. and were down.
ed on the one yard line. Foorheuh
puntcd 10 the 80 yard line which was
received by Spence who crashed over
tho second touchdown. Molly then kick
ed goal registering 1870 At the end OF
this period.
Fourth Quarter,
Moundsvile was somewhat d!Sheart>
cncd. and tho Columbus after series
Of line plungcs blessing registered the
third touchdown. Two minutes later
Love received q forward pass and ran
tMirty-hve yards for another count. to-
falling $50. MoUndsvile then kicked
To the locals 80 yard line. and after
series Of end runs blessing pI"uShcd
through the line for his second touch
down Molly then kicked gal. One oil
the mort spectacular stunts or inc game
was flfty-nvc yard drop kick by Molly
lust at tho close OF the game.
BREEDING. Spence. Love. Fat Dursnt'
BLESSING. Clark. Molly and J. Durant
starred at ground gaining while the
entire line offered a stonewall of defense
voorheus. Kennedy. Marlin and Rrome-
Nv proved the outstanding figures foi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
V|G|LANTS WIN over
MOHAWK ELEVEN 1870
Rest Amateur Game Of tho 1922 season
Pulled Off yesterday at Martins
Perry.

The V!gilant 4. {. football tcain OF
Martins Ferry defeated tho MOHAWK
outfit OF this city yesterday after
noon on the casue Iark grounds by
the score Of $50 The teams Hr'e
easily tho best coached OUTFITS tnat
have mot this season and their us
play Of the gridiron game WAS one OF
tho best ever witnessed on the Ferry
field
The feature Of the game was the
close playing OF the two teams. r1rSt
one eleven would have the ball. only 10
lose It after several gains, and then
tho other would do likewise. Marker
and Jeffers scored tho touchdown ror
the winners. while B. Cecil made one
boot after touchdown. The local team
had several chances to score hut failed
each time. Both elevens made ire'
quent substttutionS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
LAUGHL|N ELEVEN Wins
over HUMP A. c. $50
Wheeling Outfit Unstls 70 Cope With
Ferry Tennis weight and Attack
Snyder Gets Five Counters.

The Laughlin Leven football team OF
Martins Ferry defeated tho Humps yes
,.r,iav on the Ferry grounds 10y the
sror, OF $50. Snyder III" Perry quar-
terhack. lead his teams attack with
I've touchdowns while QuiGlcy made
two, Odds. Moran and Seller each count
cd oucs. Sabatinc counted touch>
back.
TIL. work Of tho Lsughlin team spoke
rell FOR their coach Jumbu Grahm Of
Martins FERRY. The team worked like
u we'll oiled machine and used such
assortment 81 plays ami formations
they had their opponents at their mercy
at all times. Both teams made many
suhsti;uti"nr.
Tho managers Of the Runalos and the
Koehlincs are requested TO call The mall
nYer Of the l.auShlm l.cycn sometime
today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
FLUSHING HIGH wins
FROM CADIS eleven
Flushing Team Displays GOOD Form In
Gene Last Friday Afternoon
Pinal 0oors $50.

Flushing high schoolsfootban team
turned in an impressive victory last
Friday afternoon when they defeated
Cadlz high school $40 on the FLUSHING
field. The Flushing team only weighs
100 pounds but their brand OF football
Is the kind where brains beat Drawn
and thus their victories are we'll &C
counted for. Tho team Is coached by
Mayer former Du1uesne star.
jenkins. quarterback and Olar half
back. were thu outstanding stars Of the
game Time after time these youngsters
tore of big gains on their opponents line
and ends and many Of tho Flushing
touchdowns we're due to their work.