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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-03-09
Different Reasons.

Movie Sign-"Why girls leave
Home Monday" That's easy, it's
wash day.-ChicagO Evening Post.
Not necessarily, brother, there's one
"dear girl" we know who leaves home
Monday because it's Bargain day
Boston Transcript.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-03-09

There is nothing more satisfactory
after a day Of hard work than line
full Of snowy white clothes. For such
results use Red Cross Ban Blue.-Ad-
vertlsement.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-03-09
Yazoo AIdn starvlnn Lawn.

Yazoo City.-Over $1,4OO has been
raised in YazoO City for the Jewish
relief fund, according to an announce.
ment made by Chairman Ben Gold.
stein.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-03-09
Trimminu Them up.

New Office BOy-Please, sir, you
told me to file these letters, sir, but
wouldn't it be easier to trim them off
with pair of scissors ?-London Tele-
graph.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-03-09
Polnta he Way-Eor othern.

FuIULa IHg Wdy-TUT VLUeTUs
We are not disparaging idealism,
but an +idealist" is too frequently a
man who has high notions Of what
the other fellow ought to do.-Boston
Transcript.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-03-09

Laziness IL not at the bottom Of
shIftIessness so much as inability "a
make a plan.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-03-09
"There's . Reason"

"Ethel is taking violin lessons" IFS
ehe2 Why, the poor girl hasn't the
slightest ear for music" II know.
But she has beautiful elbows. "-Pear-
sons Weekly.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-03-09

Woman-haters not infreQuently are
nOOrwalkers in department stores
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-03-09
WORKS FOR CHILD
MUST keep WELL
Mothers I'm alike Situation
Should Read This Letter
1 from Mira. Enrico ,

Chicago. Illinois. 1T took Lydia Z
Pinkham'6 Vegetable Compound for Q
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-03-09
caeaar FIrnt aEmneror.n

Julius Caesar was the first ruler 10
style himself an emperor.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-03-09

Not Second Time.
"What man has done, you can do"
"But those who have been done you
can't do so easily"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
tom GIBBONS LOSES ON FOUL
TO MISKE IN TENTH after HE
HAD OUTFOUGKT HIM ALL Way

him In the groin. lIo dropped hclplcssly
10 the floor and Gibbons stepped away.
For a few seconds both the audience
and referee Kid McPhartland seemed
amazed. Miske sat un the floor. his face
writing In evident agony. bat it was
some time before Mcphartland stepped
over and grabbing Miske by the
shoulders lifted him 10 his corner.
In the preceding nine rounds Of
fighting, Gibbons cmulatod the noted
shit work of hls brother Mike. called
the 81. Paul phantom he tented in
and out with amazing doxtcrity. plung.
INK back now and then 70 drive left
iab 10 the head on to hook both fists
into Misko's body. Gibbons had landed
ten blows 10 Miskc's one. yet the latter
was not greatly weakened.
The craftnoss II Gibbons mado
Miske appear an the slower Even when
Tom dId not duck away Bin was short
with his lunges and Inaccurate az
closer range Al time the crowd gigglod
at Makes Inability 20 place his fists
on Gibbons body.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
By Associated Press

d. Associated Press
NEW YORK. Oct. I3.-Tom Gibbons
% ST Paul lost on "a foul 10 Isiny Miske.
his fellow townsman. In the tenth
round Of their scheduled IS round bout
tonight. Gibbons had been leading until
the fight was stopped. when Miske
claimed he had been struck low and
could not continue.
The crowd gathered around the ring
and some 81 the spectators shouted
to Miske 10 continue. Gibbons walked
to Mislse's corner. hut the winner ap.
pcnred too weak 10 acknowledge him
When the Judges decision was an.
nounced the crowd roared lis disap'
prevail When Gibbons started toward
his dressing room. there was a round
of applause.
- hc started toward his dressng
room Gibbons told a reporter for the
Associated Press that the blow was foul
but that u was accidental.
II don't think II was hard enough
to hurt him much and could not
| avoid Il a. he urchcd when We came
together the loser said.
Gibbons was Ear IN the lead on
points and had Miske appearing ANA
flourish when the foul occurred. "A the
tenth round st1ftcd both men advanc
al 10 the center % the ring and fell
nto a close exchange. both PLAYING To-
the stomach. Gibbons turned backward
10 get greater leyerag with his right
and as he brought it down Miske
stepped forward and the blow struc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14

Only a small crowd w1g present no
the game. Attendance probably being
feld down uar,ly duo 10 the wind Coach
Burton 81 the College was not present
"a inspir. hts team as he took go men
With him 20 Roswell For re- game with
New Mexico Military Institute problb.
IS the p'ns would have had stronger
lineup here had not Il been necessary
90 divide he squad Tor the Roswell trp.
Mayneld for tho Pups kicked over the
Sandiea gal line on the first play. The
Sa1dies took the ball and made one Of
the great - series Of line plunging ever
seen az the Bitins Play Grounds with
vs. Nickhus ana Anderson carry ng the
Hlll most Of the time the Sandlc7
shed down the field for o. t0uchdown.
However. the touchdown was not made
VA the first quarter The Sandios lacked
HuY four wards ~ having the touch.
Town who tn first quarter WIS up. m.
.rs went IN Tor Captain Nicki1uE Tho
SaAia made only q yard In two M
irmpts ard then kaufman went over
he eiod three Yards lilydon's
~ 20 a goal was blocked
sor kIc,d the hall back 90 the
A posts Clarendon placing Il ON the
'1r' ue Attempts at passing and
.He W .ueIlg failed 1ud Mlyfeld punt
Cd ANDERSON received tho bali ON the
81 yard line and mnds a spectacular
an Tor a touchdown Hayden kicked
al
Clarcnd1n again placed the ban on the
Yard line after Dawson hBi made a
LONG kick After a pass failed. Bourmnd
l-. NalNtr mad, Q yards on a pass and
tl. Clarendon made the down. FUR
' iayfio.l radc % yards on r. pass
Z, isf reh'od il.glns. Reodor lrtcrccp.
"4 iurr's pass 90 tho middle 90 the
''rl or Amai los tumble. the Pups
TOOK The BAH ana were held. Mayuold
Htug N.th tho bah or tho Pups a.
ti ln" two attempts at passing fall.
v4 3 th"1 uttemp, from HAYDEN n
D.rte sacceelcd and Ike ran The DIS.
lnce o. touchdown. Hayden missed
gyal.
Anderson Intercepted n pass ON tho
F4ps 10 ward hnc Hayden 10 Anderson
eslinod q yards on q pass. Walker u
tie Pups intercepted pass and pat the
90 on the a. yard Inc Of the Sandlcs.
IsC hli ended with The ball there.
ore Amarillo % Clarendon o.
Second Half.
When tho scconu halt began Coach
TO glass mad these substitution Fal.
'rr r.Eht guard McQlecn. loft guard:
Jordan. right tackle. Goidng, loft tackle
gnt, quarter back. sardor.s. left
f.n
lawson kicked of and Clarendon re-
turned h. the g yard line. A later pass.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
WESTERN TEAMS
GET START TODAY

CHICAGO. Oct Football viii get
Ia flying start in the western conference
tomorrow with games between North.
western and Chicago az Chicago and
Minnesota and Indiana at indianapolis
Las first contest OF the championship
race.
Illinois will open the season against
Butter at Urhana while OberlIn. which
defeated Ohio State last year will
again face the Ohio team at columbus
Purdue will take the field again with
the strong Notre Dame team at Ia.
Fayctte while Wisconsin will play
South Dakota 40 Madison.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
STUDY OF CREATION
AND EVASION IN N. M.
CONTINUED FROM FACE oND

NNaANaH AaNA AHAf r AkA"Hf Y fR1 0hNH@F
and CO.., unable t0 defend themselves
while citizens continue 20 worry them
with Questions aus to the why OF this
and that The convention gave the Re.
publican ticket candidates supposed %
o. new and not dominated by the same
old leaders set none Of the nominees
hJs attempted 20 ccnsure the old regime
+ ana promise better one. This situation
s being extensively emphasized in tho
| Democratic campaign.
Another instance OF the desperation
OF The Republicans Is seen in the effort
today tu hold mp Senator Jones and
James r. Nlutl, Democratic guberna.
torial nominee as opponents Of law and
order a story was circulated among
Santa Pee women that the Democratic
candidates opposed the Eighteenth
Amendment,
Several weeks ago "a similar effort
Zen fllt because Of the clearncss OF
statement hg Jones and lluklc in which
|th,y said "wc favor the Eighteenth
/ Amendment and stand Tor the strict
and impartial enforcement Of all pro.
Inhibition laws here under, both federal
/ and state
The Republicans On their obviously
I futile fight tried TO discredit the posi-.
/ uUn 40 senator Jones ON the adjusted
compensation question but the failure
I of this attempt wJs stuunngly demon.
s,rated 40 Font Baylrd
Tho attempt lu show Mr.. Hinkle was
responsible Tor the cut IN teachers
salaries likewise went down inglorious.
/ ly when citizens learned that he was
NOT oven "a member 90 the association
which sponsored action I'm its infancy.
nor ot the tax commission which order.
cd the cut
These attempts Ia mitcad voters
arr having their fllre-hack. Deceived
m all campaign statements by the Re.
puhlcans given e. concert program by
o." Democrats. more aud more voters
Iar' indicating their intention Of putting;
ir" Democratic candidates into office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
SANDIES Beat CLARENDON PUPS BY ESQ SCORE

utes shall become law despite an ad'
verse decision of the Senate II the
Chamber dcorrys by @ majority Of 30
per cent of all us members TINT 1t ad'
heres To- its first decision. Should tho
Senate reject y draft bin passed BY tho
Chamber of Deputies by a majority OF
all Us members. the bin becomes a law
provided mar Inc chamber reenacts it,
DECISION uy three fIfths majority OF all
IT, members Proposals of the Senate
sinai be- referred to the Chamber Of
Deputies
Copyright 1922, by Nl,A Servlcel
Prescntday conditions in Interior
Germany are discussed in Ex-Governor
Cuv's article tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
GOV. cox SAYS:

I'm most respects. C2ochoslovakla
seems 90 hp the most prosperous
country In Europe The
people soen contcntcd with the new
order and 4 long period OF tranquil.
ity is IN prospect.
Iudar existing arrangement no
man con owl more than 25O hectares
n 62a acres In splitting up the land.
cd estates, the government decrccs
the price. There Is nothing arbitrary
about 1t as the right to appeal Is
allowed
Everyone OF the required age Is
Obliged 90 vote. Whoever. without
reasonable ground. fails to take part
100 an olecticn Is liable To a fine II
from 20 to 800 crowns. or 20 a term
of Imprisonment.
Local autonomous government Is
created boz counties and districts.
th&s giving % racial minorities and
tho communities themselves. control
over provincial matters
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
.LITTLEFIELD LOSES
TOLUDBOCK ia TO 0
Special to The News

Special 10 The News
LUBBOCK, oct. l3-Iubhock High
defeated the littlofield High ma % O..
Lubbock could gain az will on line and
end plays lligh winds made the use
Of forward passes a negligible part of
the game. Lubbock rcsorting 60 straight
football only using forward passes on
four occasions three of which were sue.
cessful.
Tho only real sensational play was
made in the fourth quarter when Halves
ran ninety Yards Tor a touchdown from
kick OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
MISSOURI VALLEY
TEAMS CLASH TODAY

KANSAS CITY. Oct i1-Eight %
the nine football teams In the Missouri
Valley conference 10 into action TO.
morrow. Nebraska alone has no game
scheduled. The first conference clash
~ Tie season wa staged last Saturday
between Missouri and Crinneu.
The three conference games tomorrow
are University % Missouri Afnes AZ
Ans. University ~ Kansaa.Drake Al
Dies Mcines and Kansas State Agricul.
tursl rolieEs.W Washington University At
81 Louis
Central Teachers College PLAYS ok.
lahoua University at Norman, Okla
tomorrow and Oklahoma Aggies pa,
Texas University az Ausfir. cr'nn.i
faces 81. Louis University al So f.s..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
Otis WILLIAMS leads FIRST
Days PLAY In GOLF TOURNEY:
Finals START This A. N. ATT

Otis Williams 90 Amarillo emerged
victorious yesterday .n Zoe first days.
LAY ~ the char pioush'p match Boz the
A.arllo Country clubs Invitation
z 'uuament with low score az I6l IN
sn g. holes rlinsi field ~ forty
ltrafanfE
Fred Stg gs was second with iGg
g c Quaile ~ Post followed with I7o
and jay Ronfro 81 Fort Worth came
through with IN.
George Lindsay u Amarillo was lead.
ing AZ noon with score ~ 81.
Miles Bv.ns led the second flight yes.
terday with n score % is9 and Glib Hun.
ter followed with igi.
Final matches VIII bc PLAYED today
frs, Tight starting az o'clock
Matches Tor tho second % ght viii b.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
Clarendon Beats Ros1UeN
20 to 13 Spri,1ging Biggest
Sensation of Year this Area

Roswell and the yictory won today by
the Clarendon squad makes them the
strongest team Ia western Texas and
New Mexico. Il is figured.
The Clarendon team has started
negotiations with the University oi
Arizona for n game ~ the result u the
victory to-day
G0dfrcy. Iackey and Jones were in.
dividual stars Tor the soldiers today
while playing oi Jackson and the Close
brothers featured for the visitors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
Football Results

At Shawnee. Okla: Oklahoma Baptist
L. 20. Oklahoma School % Mines 0.
~ DuranL Okla: Southwestern
State Teachers College 102; Oklahoma
city College o.
AZ sherman: Austin College ::
Howard Payne o.
At Canyon: Daniel Baker IL; Canyon
Normal 0.
~ Rosweil,Clarendon College 20:
Roswell IL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
LOCALS ADD ANOTHER SCALP
TO Their STRING when They
Shut OUT COLLEGE SECOND TEAM

The Golden Sandstom added another scalp rapidly
easng string yesterday afternoon when blew through the Car
endon College Bull Pups by rs At time
San&e goal danger the visitors getting within yard
line.
The game played strong wind Evidently, the coaches
and players thought that the wind would make passing
during the first half for attempts passes
When the ended 10 the end of the first half
Sanes Coach Douglas of his regulars
second string The third period seoresS well the
first
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
CUBS BEAT SOX
BY 7 TO z COUNT
by Associated Press

by Associated Press
CHICAGO. oct. ls-The Chicago Nat.
ionais hattcd Ted Blakenship OF the
mound today and took the edge IN the
city series. three games TO two by de.
foating the American Leaguers TO 2.
lBnkcuship was Wild. although he allow
cd only two scratch hits. untIl the Cubs
launched their heavy attack against
him.
His widncss IN tho first inning let
two runs score on his Wild pitch lie
held his rivals helpless after that until
The sixth
The SoN played an unhin game and
punched hits of Aldridgc In two in.
nngs and tied ihe count Eldridgo how.
ever was backed up by sterling sup
port 600 the pinches.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14

reat interest centers in the new en-
eayOr.
Every one OF the required age is ohiig.
"a 20 vote. Exception is made % favor
II persons seventy years of age or over.
and those who are 10. Whoever. with
out reasonable ground. fails 90 take part
in an election is liable 20 fine of from
20 o. 5sD0 crowns. or to a torn OF Inn
prisonment from - hours 10 one month.
The various political parties present
the lists OF candidates. Fourteen DAYS
before election there Is published iu the
Official journals az the local Constltu.
ency the lists that are found valid and
such Information as viii Doe Of Interest
10 the electorate.
The ballots ale placed in the hands ~
the voters 10 least three days before the
election. The cost Of printing the ballots
Is assumed by the government and th"
political parties. Elections take pace Ou
sundays Members " the Chamber of
Deputies must Boz gt least sd years of
are. and 10 voter can participate 100 tho
election % those members who 90 NOT
a. The members OF the Senate shall Doe
a.. aud tie voters Participating iu tho
election OF tins branch must Doe .b. Men
ana women are equally eligible 90 vote
and hold office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14

by Associated Press
ST PAUL, Oct 13.-Thomas Gibbons
ST.. father Of Mike and Tommy Gibbons.
St Pauls famous boxers. died az his
home here today after a long illness.
lie was o. years old. News OF Mr.. Glib
bons' death was withheld until after
the Billy Miskc-Tom Gibbons boxing
match at New York tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
SPECIAL % The Now

Special 20 The Hgxn
ROSWELL, y. NJ. Oct. l3.--Spring.
ing oBe of the sensations Of the season
Ia this region Clarendon College hull.
dogs beat the Roswell Military Insti.
tute eleven here this aftrnoon BY a
score 81 20 10 ~. Clarendon outplayei
The Soldiers and featured the forward
pass. They showed more stuff on the
forward pass than any team that ever
met the Military eleven. IL was said
this afternoon following the game.
Simmons College recently deseated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
ANNOUNCEMENT MARKS
A NEW REPUBLIC
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,

government. The STANDARD Oh Com.
pany has recently made contracts with
90" government covering extensive
fields. tn" result Of the now land policy
viii mean a more widely dffuscd pros.
perity in the agricultural sections.
Some very interesting things are
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14

Matches Tor the finals 10 day. first
Tight are Samson and Siagus: VIII
lams and Renfro Cuaiis and Brown.
lindsey and Fornswcrth. Jovrc and
Vaughn; Brcadhcsd ana Blanchard.
Smith and sattcrwhtc Maggard and
Hoover.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14

found In the new constitution OF the
country In fact. here is the very eX.
precision Of advanced ideals. a new ma.
ton dominated by progressive princi.
pies has translated is spirit into a char
ter II government. For that reason
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
TWO SCOUT TROOPS
TO PLAY GAME TODAY

Troops and u. Boy scouts. viii play
ia football game AZ 1890 o'clock this
morning at Bivins Pday Ground. sup
port % the public is asked az the
game Admission will be 10 and l5c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
SHAMROCK BEATS
WELLINGTON IN LAST
7 MINUTES OF GAME
Special 10 The News

Special 10 The News
SHAMROCK. Oct. l3-Shamrock
beat Wellington today IL 10 10 winning
Ia the last seven minutes the visitors
having held n i3-point lead until tina;
stage Of the game
Douglas scored the final touchdown
before the end OF the game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14
Parliament. Not
People. Name President.

The president Of the republic con.
yokcs, pr0rogucs terminates and dis.
solves parliament, but he is compelled
@ assemble the parliament at least
twice a YEAR to regular session. SEES
slons must DO ncld ala1 ou the request
Il a qualified raiority ot either branch.
The president is not allowed To exercise
the rignt % dissolve parliament during
The last ak months OF his term OF o.
flee.
The president IL chosen ly 'he tUo
chambers OF parliament Tor term OF
,even wears. and must bc az least 30
years Of age His election is valid only
u half OF an the members OF both cham
oers are present. and 20 majority 81
hrccfifihs of those present shall be-
obtained. II Two ballots produce no re.
suit, a third shall De east 90 decide bee.
tween the two leading candidates n
there Is then a tic. the decision U.s. made
by lot. No or, shall hc elected president
more than twice in successor. but after
period OF seven years he may be- re-.
lcctcd The constitution specifies that
these provisions shall not apply 10 the
first presideul OF the republic,
The ministers ~ the government have
the right 10 anticipate at amy time In
the meetings uf either chambc- cor of
the committee. Permission must be
granted To- speak whenever they demand
TO be- he nd Either chamber or com.
nit,ce can summon minister before
g. othcr isc Doe uay hc represented by
an officer Of his department Any law
which involves the expenditure OF mon.
cy must De accompanied hy an estimate
Of the amount involved and a plan for
the dcirpvng OF tho cost
speed Provided
For New Laws
The Senate shall act on q ban passed
by the Chamber of Deputies within six
weeks, and on the budget and army bills
within ore month. The Chamber OF
Deputies shall act on any bill passed hy
The Senate " thin three months A
measure passed. hy the Chamber Of Dep.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-14

Long ~ Walker ana "a run Melted 6
yards Two passing attempts failed and
Mlyfieid puuted ont oi bounds. the San.
Gias taking ~, TAN on the 20 yard line
ElkIns Feeder ana Naught made a
iown Rs"ior and sarodis made anoth.
CT first iown Vaught and ssddoris
mado FIRST downs. Elklns Rcodcr and
Naught maze another first down
Rroder. Naught and Eikins made a first
down
Rco'l"r then made yards on the
next play Sldloris fumblod ana T.. Long
10 me Pups recovered Clarendon sent
IN Davuis Tor Long and Miller Tor Kent.
iur fumblod on q shor, pass and Daw.
ou fen on the bail The Sandlcs worked
me bail 90 the s yard line Of the Pupps
when the third quarter ended.
Fourth Quarter
Douglass then sent In his first team
The san cs needed two yards for the
irst down and j Anderson made them.
Kaufman made yards and Nioklaus
8. " Nickhus made the extra yard
tor the touchdown Hayden missed goal
After falling with n pass on the first
down, the Pups were of side for 9
Yards. Mayfiold ana Walker made "A
yards on a pass. FUR made the frs,
GOWN Two passes failcd Nayfiold
fumhlcd and recovered. but lost 10
yards.
Tho remainder Of the game was one
Of forward passing. with an o., asional
/ attempt line plunging when a play
- received q short pass he was dUwnrc
in hts tracks. u he had an Opportunity
TO catch q long one. no booted H. The
same ended with the bail ON the san
bees % ward line.
The Line Ups
Amarillo t25l Position Clarendon (O
ilHFlen ..... ............... II. LONG
Quarterback
J. Anderson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Fur
Right llalfhack
NtiiWa1 .......... .......... Mayfield
Left Halfback.
!. NlDhlhus ..........-...... GriswOld
Center
CuIts '''..........,.... Bourland
Left End
Warrington ............. Lovelady
iight Tackle
D. Anderson ................... Parks
Len Tackle
. Wine ,. ..... .................. Kent
Left Guard
bdssctt ..... ..................... Sell
Right Guard
lawson ..t.. ............... r. BELL
Right End
/ W. Nicllaus g., .............. Walker
FUN Back.
Referee, Little. umpire. Vineyard
head lineman, II. Crudgingt0n.