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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-26
MONTEZUMA IS
SIN0THE RED BY
MENAUL Gre "
Local Football Eleven
SWampS Las Vegas Lads
Under 46 to 0 Count;
Visitors Were 0utCIaSSed

Ripping holes in the line wide
enough to drive an auto truck
through, running the ends almost
at will grabbing their own passes
out of the air and intercepting
those OF their opponents and run
ming the opposition dizzy in the
open field, Menaul school rode
roughshod over the Montezuma
college aggregation yesterday aft
ernoon, at Washington park. At
the end Menaul had smothered
Montezuma under a 46 to 0 score.
At the very outset OF the game,
Menual swarmed all over the Las
Vegas crew. One week ago Mon
tezuma triumphed over Menaul by
a count of IA to 10, at Las Vegas.
Yesterday the fans wondered how
it could have been possible for n
team with no more football than
Moutezuma displayed, in compari-
son TO the brand shown by Menaul,
to have even given Menaul a close
game, much less to have defeated
that team.
Once, just after the game open
ed, it looked for a moment as
though Montezuma would treat
Menaul in the fashion Menaul
crushed Montezuma before the
game was over. This came on the
fourth play of the game.
Vigil ran the kickoff back &c
yards to his own 35-yard line. Two
plays brought the bail up II yards
and Arviso added Il on a sharp
end run. Then Jefferies recovered
a Menaul tumble on the Monte
yuma 25-yard line.
Montezuma's Big Chance
On the next play came Monte
zuma's big chance. Maddox rip
ped through Off tackle and snaked
his way down the field 55 yards
before being downed, Maddox had
cleared Vigil and had an open
field before him when the speedy
A. Martinez overhauled him from
behind.
Montezuma made six yards on
the first down Then Captain Dan
Vasuuez Of Menaul, ripped through
twice to drop Montezuma players
for heavy losses. On the last down
Maddox dropped back and at
tempted to drop kick a field goal
from the 3S-yard line. He made
n valiant attempt, though he had
TO boot at a sharp angle. The ball
barely struck the edge OF the up
right and roboUnded onto the play
ing field.
That was the last chance Monte
yuma had to win. Had they scored
either on Captain Maddox's run
or his boot, the entire complexion
Of the play would have been diff
ferent. while It is quite probable
that the score would have been
somewhat closer. Aside from these
two chances Montezuma had but
one other chance to score. That
came late in the game, when Mad
dox again broke loose and was
again taken from behind.
McnauI Rips Through
After Maddox failure at goal
Menaul began ripping through for
great gains. Quintano made six
Yards. A. Martinez five Arviso 12
Vigil a, Arviso ten. Then Quin-
tano fumbled and Welch recovered
for NontezUma.
But IT was merely n slight de-
lay, Nenaul held and Maddox
booted ont Of bounds at the 3S-
yard line. 4. Martinez made IL
yards, Vigil Is. A. Martinez seven.
Arviso then went to the Montezuma
11-yard line. On the next play
Quintano shot q beautiful pass to
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-26
NoTRE DAME VICTORIOUS

Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 25.-Three
spectacular marches across the
Carnegie Tech goal line gave the
Notre Dame eleven a brilliant 10
to 0 victory on a frozen. snow-cov-
cred gridiron here today. The light
and speedy eleven, coached by
Walter Steffen, fought valiantly
but could not Withstand the ter
rifle battering of Coach Rockne's
powerful machine.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-26

stumbling block to Chicago's hopes,
ranks fourth in the conference
standing, the Badgers having been
beaten by Illinois and Michigan.
The rest Of the teams in order
are Minnesota, Illinois, Northwest
ern, Ohio State, Indiana and Pur-
due.
It is Ohio States lowest ranking
in many years, their victory over
Illinois today being their only con-
ference win this season. Purdue
kept Indiana in the column of un-
broken defeats today by a to Z
tie. Northwestern's only victory
was over Purdue but Northwest
ern held Minnesota to an an early
season tie, to Z, by virtue Of
"Chuck" Palmer's 100-yard run
for touchdown.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-26

i II VI 6 o r0 I o r.
1t stops skin erup-
tons, too, pimples,
blackheads, acne
boils, eczema. 1t
build ds up run
down, tired men
and women, beat
tifes compilations,
makes { b G flesh
iirmer. Charlie
Batiste, Florence,
Texas. writes:
IL take great
pleasure in letting
1,ou i;nolD what
S. S. S. has done
for me. I hare used
four bottles Of
S. S. S. ! am up so
I can tcdl;. The
- N -
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-26
BAY STATE AGGIES
LOSE TO MICHIGAN

East Lansing, Mich, Nov. 2j.--.
The Michigan Aggies football team
easily defeated the Massachusetts,
Aggies here today. 45 to 0. scoring.
seven touchdowns. The locals
ploughed through the visiting line
almost at win and made long gains
by means of passing and end runs.
The Michigan team scored In
every quarter. Massachusetts, offer
ing weak defense.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-26
CORNHUSKERS CLlNCH
CLAIM TO CROWN IN
MISSOURI VALLEY

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 25.-Nebras-
ka university clinched her claim to
the championship of the Missouri
valley conference here this after
noon, defeating Iowa State college.
(Ames), by the overwhelming score
OF 81 to 6. At no time in the en-
tire contest was Ames a formidable
foe although the Aggles tried des-
perateIy to score by means of for
ward passes that failed to gain
much ground. Her only score
came in the second period when,
on the 15-yard line. Roberts shot
a forward to Wolters for the dis
tance.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-26

Before using S. S. S. l ras IN bed three
months and could not s0alk. triA recon.
mend S. S. S. to oil Who suffer iriA
Rheumatism"
Start S. S. S. today. II is sold at all
drug stores in two sizes. The
larger size bottle is the more aconom.
ical.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-26
DETR0IT'S FOOTBALL
TEAM DEFEATS w. & J.

Detroit. Mich. Nov. 25.--Univer-
sity OF Detroit's football team.
showing a dash and driving power
that swept back the Washington
and jefferson eleven, won today's
game here 90 to 9. The result was
decided upset, w. and j. having
been a heavy favorite.
Detroit's scores were the results
Of two touchdowns, two goals after
touchdown and two field goals
Washington and jefferson made a
touchdown, a goal after touchdown
and a safety.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-26

When Chancellor Wirth suggest.
ed that Germany might go into
bankruptcy did he forget that
bankrupt is REQUIRED to turn all OF
his assets over to the court?--
Detroit Free Press.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-26

Ambassador Harvey wants the
Ten Commandments rewritten The
next best thing to that would ho
to have then re-read occasionally.
~--Washfngton Posi-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

CET used cars with Herald Want
SALA ads. Buy them the same way.
Lots of people are doing it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

Workmcn at IN" nrmory today
nre putting the finishing touches
to decorations and booths Tor M"
auto snow. which viii open at n
clock tomorrow afternoon. The
DOORS will open at / O'Clock sharp.
bur the entertainment Tor touur-
row Afternoon viii not start until
a3O q clock.
The armOry b. being decorated
toduy. tnc cUlors sellcw, purple,
ana green ltluE used. The ucc-
orltipns cousir. mostly Of drtlf-
C.al hlucs. strung around b walls.
and giving o. louk OF sprinstiWc lea
the urmory. The lighting citucts
will be- especially arranged. rnd
those 10 ,hafle We're well pleased
whvu' they wyru tried our thse
murniul
1hc large drop lights have Decn
covered with Japanese lanterns and
between them are strings Of stua.l
Nights. purple and yellow u%lternat-
tug,
The main floor % the armory
| Will be- reserved FOR automobiles cN.
bihued, and space for about SO ears
1 Is laid Off There viii bc "a
4 booths for exhibits ,t ucCessuri's DOT
lac balcony. The New MeAico
| Auto club VIII also have % booth
In the balcony whore information
and literature ON The roads Of the
state Will be given Out.
safety rst Booth.
one OF the novel oshlbits Will boo
a Safety first booth Here an
: k.bt reminding automobile own
kot the risks a careless driver
n VIII Dee on display. Hs wei Ji
exhibits OF safety DEVICES and lite.
raturc ON accidents and tncii
trausss.
abe stage has boen arranged 10
lfhu balcony, opposite the door. am
[stcrluoking the automobile on cN.
|hihit. The musical program vii
b. given from there. Dhtirs G.,
Itcat about 500 people have ala.
ileon arranged around the bulcon}
tNItu e. view OF the exhibits below
MI Zach accessory exhibitor iH ur.
Hanging his OWE booth with Dnlori
Id match those 81 the general dec.
|lration scheme. Those To- chlrE'
4At the urmory state that tngy ar,
rrcpariug for "a larger crowd than
any similar affair has yet drawn
fn Albuquerque.
a --latest Modcl=.
4 The latest models. ~ well a. .
few odd timers. VIII bv shown hl
Eu q the dealers and agencies ol
DE city They Will place the carr
oT exhibit IN the armory tomorrow
n the places which have alread,
3een mapped cut Tor them There
sin he three rows OF the cars run.
hing the length Of the armory iloul
Win ai-lcs on an sides with auffi.
lent 10 that the crowd car
|arefully look over all Of the cars
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
Forest Men Leave
For Arizona Meet

District Forester r. c. W Pooler
and John Kerr. chief Of grazing
In the southwest district OF th,
forest service. left yesterday Zoe
Globe. Arizona. whore they VIII
attend the annual meeting Of the
Arizona Cattle Growers aasuCln-
ton. which wll open tomorrow
and last Tor the rest nf the weyk
This meeting viii bee of especial
Importance. since 90 muy mark the
union OF the wool growers and
cattle growers OF Arizona into one
association ON request Of he
president OF tho cattle growers
association. the Arizona Wool
Growers association appointed q
committee 90 confer with tne
oattiemen at this meeting with
that end In view
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
Hupp Shipments
In January Set
A new Record

business economists and leader
are unanimous in saying that the
corner has been turned and that
business b. on ~ way back 20 nor
NAL But because these pruui
men have mostly been talking
about the future. the public has MOI
given their opinions the credene
they deserved. and has waited ior
concrete evidence,
such evidence b. now offered in
the remarkable record Of the Hupp
Motor COR Corporation. whose Jan
uury l912 %shipments were the lars
est Tor any January ln the fourteen
years of the company \ existence.
In January 1929 more than four
times us many Hupmuhilcs were
shipped and sold as In January.
1924. or twice AZ many as In jan
unry 1918. or January. 1915 or
three times az many az In Jan
uury, 1919. From a production
standpoint. January was one OF the
biggest months the company has
ever enjoyed.
~ the opening Of the New Yorl,
Automobile Show. Chas. H. Has
uug4. president OF tho HIupmcbiie
Corporation. expressed his conf
dcuco in the results which could
io occurred ln 1922. AMI announced
tho determination of his compaus
90 Lulid and self 40. 900 cars IN
1899 with January starting Ell
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

NnXAT is the time to register for
ANOV Herald Free Travel Acct.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
Ourant Car TO
Be Seen at Show

The purant ear, 'hc accomplish
Of W. e.. Durant's 30 years
during which time he
Manufactured over two million au-
lmohllcs, viii be shown A. the
show Ny the New Mex
20 Motor corporation.
This Be- the car that last Sunday
Ia Baiada Hill on high
bfr. carrying four passenger
lke price. T. o. b. Albuquerque, uf
N remarkable car Is 1000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
L~suderbaugh Gets
Carload of Hudson
And Essex Autos

THE IaudOrbaugh Motor Co yor-
'"rIHy unloddod nnothc. O. of
lfuIson-E Essex automobile This
shInmtut consisted Of one Hudson
sIurIug car. one ESSEX coach uun
.eN sedan aud Two ESSEX tour.
IUe cars. The new EeVN huH
many Improvement. the body lI
longer md deeper, DO has tho Hul-
som uiilng system. has tr1wu fen-
IHrs and many other little things
that are too numerous 60 mention.
hgf that ada 90 The already at
ir. tive cnr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
sECTIoN
TwOr


to accompany Sheriff McCormickI
Of P~orsales who came down 10 takc|
Ncwberry to that city. having bsd
come seriously IN before thd
sheriff's arrival.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
Good Roads are Best Means
To Lower High Cost of Living
Colorado Governor Declares

compared 10 what h would ost 10
we all had good roads
quoting from a speech by Sen
ntor BcvcridEc. Governor Shoup
declared thut the throwing away
OF actual produce because uf bad
roads or no roads, would build
every wear 40 permanent ocean to
ucran highway such as The Liu-
coin or Pixies Peak ocean to
Ocean hiEhwhy
Not only would good roads
throughout the nation save this
billion dollars worth OF produce
now wasted annually. but thcv
would increase the raising OF
food stan nnd other products be-
cause the ease Of marketing would
De q selfish incentive to more
careful production. ON account
~ our neglect OF highways tho
United StItoa b. paying "a penalty
OF more than f5Oi Ouo. 600 per
year IN excessive cost Tor trans
p%ortnt'uu alone Of agricultural
products from farm to market.
ho said.
Scenic Highway
"Thc Fixes Peak ocean TO
ocean Highway association has
Tor its Development 30 the great
central scenic highway from she
Atlantic go the Pacific ocepn7.
However. we must not conclude
that because OF "a plan Tor several
national through highway limos
that these roads Will. ln any way
lessen the needs AMI importance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

ut 900 per ceat speed Die hopes
.-cW certain Of fulfllWcut
The Hupmohile be- sold lu Albu-
quarGue 10y the America Garage.
llu1th g .nt the show
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
.ong Beach City
Council Endorses
Prohibition Law

LONG BEACH. Cat. Feb. ga
'doption Of a resolution endorsing
rohibliion was the answer OF tho
ong Beach city council 10 n com
,unication from the city council
4 Davenport. Ia. asking support
Dr. It's resolution favorlng modifi-
! ron Of the Voi-tead act TO per-
tit light wine and beer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

SPRINGFIELD. H.. Feb 22.
Good roads In the country Will do
more 10 lower the high cost %
living and more for the prosperity.
comfort. culture and happiness of
the people than things fought
over In i2 presidential campaigns
Governor Olivcr n. Sh1up of Colo
RADIO. today told members of the
pixies Peek Ocean TO Ocean hirh-
way association at rs annual meet
Ing here.
The establishment Of motor
truck express lines In every fsrm-
Ing community will stimulate the
production Of more food. reduce
the cost Of living and probably
will make public markets success-
ful In American citiea, he COM
tinucd.
Continuing ne declared Indus
trial revival - being retarded. W."
e told. the manufacturer can't
soil The farmer can't buy ue-
cause he ~ forced to- carry q large
surplus OF his products. Checking
the markets % DIS found that
domestic consumption b. normal
the price low We have an over
production aud no place 20 dispuse
- N.
tind Market for Surplus,
what needs to o.. done Or plain.
How Co do q is quite another
natter The thing 20 do BE- to fiud
a market for fhr surplus
beprecittinE the fact that the
farmer has bson held up 1s tho
nation bankrupt. Governor shoup
declared thut 90. farmer Be- no
worse on than men loo other limos
of business and d. better or than
many The farmer Dc CON
tinucd although sim Or from
prosperity has his feet ON O. moro
secure economic footing than
those engaged in other v%oCntionr
Quoting from government STA
tisiics Tor 1918. Governor Shuup
declared that 20 cost so cents per
ton pyr mile To haul wheat hy
wagon "a against IS couts ly
truck. Statistics further chow
that q costs on good roads Of hard
resistant surfaces s cents TO haul
one ton per mile. on poor roads
thls cost Increases materially Hs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22

country inducing people TO See
America First. thus keeping home
annually moro than $3.50. 600. 900
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-22
ARMORY GAILY
DECORATED FOR
3DAY EVENT
Doors Open at | p. m.
Tomorrow; First En-
at $50.
PROGRAM FOR TOMORROW


Mnurlc Klcln's Entertainers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-23
FOOTBALL FANS PR o N EVERY
PART OF TE TRI-STATE Dis
TRICT WILL ATTEND BIG
rHTDRSEcTIoNAL GAME
rioksts On Gale Here viii Be TaEen
on Saturday At 10 O'CLOCK
With tire EEception
OF Dysous-

Never IN the history Of a Wheeling
sporting event has such advance sale
OF tickets been experienced as IS pre-
cedIns the Bethany-Butler setto az tho
Public School Athletic held next satuT-
day afternoon. Ord:rs for tickets nave
been received from a.. parts OF the
tri-state district. and the paSteooards
al the present rate 81 sale VII! be Few
and far between by Thursday.
The remaining tickets are on sale az
tho following agencies: Dyson's olga!
stand Skaters cigar Stand. GuHdllng s.
Neuhard,'s. Shepherd Clouse. Fort
Henry club c. J. Killmyer has charge
OF the tickets for The K.wsn'. club and
Harvey Pollock Tor the Lions.
West stand tickets are selling FOR
500 each and cas-; stand at $3.50,
The general admission price Will be
$500. This IS the lowest price charged
for anv game OF similar character IN
the tri-state district. ard the fans are
taking ADVANTAGE Of the grab the ad-
mission slips as soon as possible.
TIE kickoff OF the college setto will
Re at 3 o'clock sharp. and this arrange
ment VIII permit fans 70 see the Martins
Fe~ry-LinsIy clash. witch begins al ?.
Both games were originally set for 2:30
and each moved half hour 10 permit
followers OF :he teams I" enjoy both
Graduate Manager Boyd has heea
urg!nc the regulars 10 Sc: the'r tickets
IN advance n order that good seats
be procured TIE west stand IS reserved
from the 20-yard line 10 the 2O-Yard
l.ne for this game and all seats sold In
hts section viii be above the third row.
Tickets will be l'f:ed 4; the agencies
al 10 a. m Saturday with the exception
OF tho Mcclure cigar sand where they
will be left until O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-23
MOUND CITY IN
TOUCH BATTLE
Rival Indepence nt Teams Ready 1oI
Big Tilt for valley Title Next
Sunday.

Bauer park. Fulton. looks like the
mecca for another fine turnout mex,
Sunday. Judging from the unusual
amount on enthusiasm worked up over
the nooXing OF Mound City as the com.
ne Yankee opponent. Th"s" teams.
,nrorch some Unnecessary happening,
squeezed out same some TWO weeks
ago at the last minute. Consequently
gacy remained idle over the holiday.
However. TO bind the deal and pre-
vent repetition, both managers post
Cd forie!ts. and IN the event OF another
,lrcc'. which is very unlikely. the ,or-
cc!t Will be claimed from the errins
party. Due 10 the importance Of the
contest. both teams are busily engaged
N the hardest practice sessions or tho
season. Either Is out prepared 10 win
Ia: any cost
Mound city depends much upon their
aerial attack, which they seem 10 have
down 10 perfection. Last Sunday,
aCa,n,t the fast Wellsburg Imperta!s.
10 material gains were made in straight
football until the very last period
VIXEN John Robinson Issued the old pa IS
sigma, and I; was no time until two
touchdowns had been registered. third
prevented by the whistle for game
tine.
Coach Tod Gardner IS quite a bit con-
cerned over the inability OF his team
10 cope successfully with the passing
attack. This was plainly evident last
week against McKeesporL Particular
stress vii! be laid upon this feature
during the practice sessions now in
progress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-23
ADVANCE SALE Of TICKETS FOR
BETHANY BUTLER CLASH LARGE
W. V. u. to Use Straight
Football Against W. & J.
Mu1toa1neers Have Been 'ScoutsdT IN
Most Every Game Which Causes
Spears to Discard Tricks.
Morgantown. Nov. %. Especially

Morgantown. Nov %. (SpeciaD-Tae
presence Of John Kellison. second IN
com mand at Washington and Jefferson
College and other President scouts n
the b!eachers at tho Firg!nia-West E!r-
g!nia game last Saturday made II In
possible for the Mounta!reers to open
up" against the Southerners and the re
ported return Of Keliison and his COM
panions may cause the sloearsmen 10 g.
easy 50 far as new plays and formations
are concerned In their clash with Ohio
here this Saturday afternoon. From the
STANDPOINT OF the spectators this policy
IS anything but desirable but II Is neces'
sary II WI and J. Is to be given battle
ard a condition that cannot be remed.ed.
Developing New Offensive
1t H. generally known that DR.. c. W.
Spears has spent the past two weeks
developing q new offensive. which. as
yet. Is yelled in mystery. Orders not
70 use any OF the new STUFF Indicate
that Coach Spears does not intend 10
use nothing but stratgh, fo".haii
against against the President. That
was tried without success by Lafayette
several weeks ago.
REGARDLESS OF whether or not III:
spearsmcn bring forward their new -
tens!ve against Ohio University I'll
Saturday the game is sure to be real
battle The Athens eleven Is admittedly
one OF the strongest teams In the Ohio
Conference Last year with only tw'
veterans remaining from the 1921 teams
the Buckeyes held the Mountainous 10
a TO score This year they have NV
veterans and boast OF victories over
some Of the best eleveas IN Ohio. They
are not overlooking the fact that VIZ
tory over the Varsity will merit con-
s:dera Bile prestige mad will make d..
term!ned fight TO succeed where eight
others have failed. The personnel II
the Mounta'neer lineup IS Still unset
tied and will probably remain 80 until
Friday afternoon when DR.. Spears is *
pected 70 select the eleven men he IN
tends to start against the Green and
White
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-23
ST, MARYS TO CLASH
WITH FINDLAy HIGH
H0th Teams Undefeated ard Hot Gam,
AssuTed-Pindlay an Ohio sehool
Which, Makes no Comparison In
West Virginia,

creek meec* Creek" acxt Saturday
men ne unde'ea'ed -. Ma-ys cicyc,
'" m""t me Ffndlay. Ohio. team. on
70 '"t'eTs nome field. F!ndlay has one
ofthe strongest teams n Ohio srd r.,rI
give the locals their GREATEST ha,,,n -
ne season. F!ndlay Is in the class ,r,,h
waite Ohio. OF Toledo.
The Blue Devils VIII not Play ParLors.
burg. Il vas learned today. as sts,ers.
Vie VII! not change t. another satA
and the game wtlj be PLAYED as nsr
schedule. on Thanksgiving Day. Local.
ians are rather disappointed az no, cot
ing 70 play the Big Rods. bu, Z. q
possible that po&t-scason game VIII h.
PLAYED
zach Refers squad Is IN the pink 81
c"h"'''on and are all prirred for tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-23
TRUSSELS TO PLAY
CRACK PA. ELEVEN
Christy Park A. c. OF McKeesport, Last
Years Lightweight Champions Of
Pennsylvania, to Play at Ptrty-
seventh Street.

Following the custom Of the other
strong local sem!-pro football tea ms In
the Wheeling district. :he strong Trus-
scls have booked the crack Christy Park
\. .. Of McKecsport 70 appear al tho
Forty seventh street grounds next Sum
day afternoon.
While the strength Of the South SID
ers Is we'll known. the visitors VIII
bring an aggregation that IS numbered
among the b"st. The team averages $50
pounds. ard last year won the licht-
weight championship OF Pennsylvania
They are uHd"fe1tcd this season ard
ueNt Sunday will again play for that
tale.