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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-12-28
Nj. e. CHURCH


Regular services Sunday morning
Epworth League 700 p. m. No
evening preaching at the M. E.
church.
Watch Night Service-Congrega-
tional church. The M. e. church will
unite in Watch Night service Sun
day evening at the Congregational
church. Service opening p. m.
The evening will be filled with
songs, special music, stereoptican
lecture, "The Six O'clock Whistle
Around the World" lecture with
many fine slides, social hour, SER
mon with a conservation service.
Monday, New Years Day, the
Methodist church will have a church
dinner for the church, Sunday school
League and friends. good time, a
big free feed. A. w. James, pastor.
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Bible school at 1000 a. m.
Morning worship at II a. m.
Junior and Senior B. Y. P. U. at
$50 p. m.
1t is expected that Rev. G. H.
Young will be present next Sunday
and preach, as he is to be here for
the district B. Y. P. U. rally. This
district comprisese the Young Peo-
Piles Unions of Emmett, New Plym-
outh, Fruitland, Payette, Weiser
and Ontario.
The first session will convene at
$3.50. Social hour and lunch to Z
and the evening session at o'clock.
Rev. w. A. Shanks, state director
of Idaho Young Peoples work, will
be the principal speaker at the after |,
noon session, and Rev. G. H. Young
at the evening session. All young
people are invited. A watch night
service consisting of devotional stu
dies and prayer will follow the eve
ming service. The week of prayer
follows. Chas. H. Blom, pastor.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
N. Y.U. Eleven Meets
Rhode Island With
Capt. Taylor Oul

Coach Tom Thorpe of N. Y. U. an
nounced his lineup for to-day's game
with Rhode Island State at the con-
elusion Of practice yesterday. Throcp
will start at right end; Berkwit, right
tackle; Meyers, right guard; Rosen-
burg, center; o'Toole, left guard
Maggie, left tackle; Hawley, left end !;
Schoes, quarterback; Toorock, left
halfback; Mayer or Washington, right
haifback: Wetherdon, fullback.
The Violet eleven is expecting hard
tussle with the New England team.
To date the state aggregation has been
victorious in all its contests with the
exception of Brown University.
Captain Tay lor,. who broke two
fingers in last weeks game, will be
unable to start, along with Carlson,
tendon in his leg. The loss of these
two men is hard blow to Thorp's al
ready crippled squad, but it is expect
ed that the substitutes for these two
berths will give an excellent account
Of themselves. Rosenburg, a varsity
guard, will fill Taylor's position, while
Thorp is undecided whether to use
Lang or Washington in the open back
field berth.
The Rhode Island squad arrived here
last night and is at the Hotel Mar
seilles.
The New Englanders will lineup as
follows: Kirby, left end; Captain
Perry, left tackle; Smith, seft guard;
Mead, center; Brown, right guard;
Clarke, right tackle; Chandler, right
end; Haslan, quarterback; Tillinghast,
left halfback; Mcintosh, right half
back, and Johnson, fulIback
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Fordharn Eleven to
Meet Westminster
Team Here To-day

After playing its last three games
on foreign fields, the Fordham varsity
will be at home tomorrow. The Ma
room engages the Westminster College
eleven, from whom Fordham expects to
to win. Reports have it, though, that
Gargan's charges will have no easy
time with the Pennsylvanians.
This will be the fourth game of the
season for the local lads, who won
their opening game from Canisius Col
lege, 13 to 0, but lost their three fol-
lowing games to Rutgers, Boston Col
lege and Georgetown by 20 to l5, 27
to O and 2S to 13 scores, respectively.
This record of one victory out of four
games is apparently nothing to boast
about, but when the caliber of the
Maroop's opponents and the inexpe-
rience. of its own players is taken into
consideration it stands out we'll.
Gargan has had his charges on the
jump all week, giving them much prac-
tice in the development Of defense
against the forward pass, which
weapon is apparently the feature of
the Westminster attack,
While the varsity is entertaining
Westminster at Fordham Field Tom
Walsh will be supervising the work
of his yearling footballers against
Princeton freshmen at Princeton. This
will be the first game of the season for
She Maroon freshmen, who have been
out for practice for the past four
weeks
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Tribune Experts Wa
Report Games To-day

THE TRIBUNE again promises its
u football readers an unusual
treat Tomorrow In the reports of
the more important games of the
day written by Ito staff Of experts.
Until she end of the season the de-
voices Of the autumn college game
will be furnished with picturesque
stories OF the .gridiron contests
which will be described in minute
detail by those who know the game
thoroughiy and know how TO write
about what they know.
GRANTLAND RICE, foremost
among sports writer's, will be at
New haven to report the clash be-
tween Yale and Array.
". 3. HANNA, long recognized as
football authority and famous for
his anasytical reports of important
contests, will tell what he sees at
the Polo Grounds when Penn State
and Syracuse meet.
INNS BROWN. a writer of na-
tionai repute and among the fore
most football players ever developed
in the South, will be Mt PhiIadeIphia
to report the contest between Navy
and Penn.
JOHN KIERAN, the subtle humor
OF whose Efories has brought him
into wide popularity rs a sports
writer. will tell OF the clash at
Cambridge, where Harvard and Dart.
mouth line up for battle.
RAY MCCARTHY, versatile and
brilliant with his pen, will have an
exhaustive account of the big game
at Chicago. where Princeton and
Chicago play.
All the other games of the dav of
consequence will be covered hy
special correspondents of recognized
merit. For the best stories of
to-day's football games get The
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Double-Header Features
Scholastic Grid Card

A double-header at Commercia
Field, with Manual Training, Flushing
Poly Prep and New Utrecht getting
into action, features to-day's scholastic
football program. Manual will raeet
finishing in the first game at 1:3l
p m, while Poly will battle New
Utrecht Immediately after the first
game is completed.
Two imporrans games are listed on
the schedule for Manhattan elevens
stayyesant meeting Morris and Evan
der Chiids tackling De Witt Clinton
Clason Point will test the strength OF
the st. Johns Prep eleven in game
on the formers field.
The schedule follows:
Manual Trasning va Flushing, ssom-
mereiai Field, :a0 y. m.
Poly Prep vs., New Utrecht. Commercial
stuyseaans w Morris. Lewisohn Stadium,
Evander childs va. De WITT Clinton.
Catholic protsefory Oval, ESQ p M.
Brooklyn Prep vs. Brooklyn Tech. Haw-
fhorna Field, 1890 q. M.
81 Johns prep yH. clason Point. cIason
Point. sac D.. m.
Fordham Prep Va. G. e, N. 4. freshmen,
Fordham FIeldt. 1880 a. ~.
Eras,nas Hall vs. Newark cantral. Fiat
Boys High vs.. Lawrence, Ceaarhurgt,
Jamaica W Yonksrs. jamaica, r. &
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Frank Frisch Visits the
Marriage License Rszrea.,

Together with his fancee, Miss Ada
Lucy twenty-three years old, of 30s7
Ferry Avenue, the Bronx. Frank Frisch,
the Fordham Flash" second baseman
OF the New York Giants, visited thu
marriage license bureau ia the Bronx
late yesterday afternoon and procured
license to wed.
:, Both Frisch, who is a graduate Of
Fordham University, class OF 20, and
his bride-to-be looked extremely bannw
as they shook hands with Thomas ]
McCabe, Deputy City Clerk, in the Ii
cense Bureau. McCs.. had an inkling
OF their visit some nours in advance
aad ne got out his duster and brushed
off the top Of his desk as token of
his unusual interest in the event.
Wen be married November g." said
Frisch after the license had been hand
ed him, land the ceremony will be
performed at the Church of the Holy
Nativity, at 204th Street and Balm
bridge Avenue, the Bronx
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28

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down and wiped up South Field with
the locals, 20 to 0. The Purple and
Gold was the only teapa that blanked
the Llon eleven last fall, despite the
TACT that the locals constituted a very
weak aggregation.
columbia has met williams on the
gridiron five times since the reinstate-
ment of football at Morningside Heights
and succeeded in taking the measure
Of the little New England college but
once. One tie game was played, in
1916, when the pair first met, while
three victories have been chalked mn
70 the credit Of to-day's opponents.
II rs worth noting that the one VIC
tory to the credit of the Blue and
"hite was scored when Benny Roynton
was having his greatest year. The con-
ss vas close and ended with the
count 20 to IA in favor OF the Rina
and White. A'iue
| Miiiaams scored it's first victory Of
| .ne series since 1916 the wear after
,ao seefeiess tie was played, winning
aerial game. s"'osh 'he
| dAe teams did not meet when the
lion was represented by an S. A. r q
eleven In lslS, but the FOLLOWING y.ay
another victory was added to W;Ii;p -
record when rs to win was rae,-
istered On account Of Boynton,s sensa.
tional dashes. sehss'-
The following year the Lion scorad
rs only victory IN the Williams con
tests since 1915 Last fall the yix;tar,
won by a 20 to 0 count, largely br
means OF the open game.
Columbia will probably present a
lineup different from last weeks, IN
only two places But unfortunately
beth places that will be filled by new
men are the fankG, inasmuch as Bil]
Johnson. intercollegiate middlewe;gh;
wrestling champion and last years
star end, and Jimmy Myers, an all.
scholastic wing man from New Utrecht
are both on the injured list. Johnson
will be replaced by Larry Tiihonen,
center on last years freshman eleven
who Was converted into a wing man.
while Myers's place will be taken by
lack bisiingsley, highly touted
tackle from Wooster College. Ohio.
n. W. Blaine, one of those injured
during the battle with the Violet a
week ago. has been brought around bv
Trainer Doc Barrett and will take his
regular place over the ball. Franklin
BrodiE. captain-eisct of The erew
rna star gine and White forward. and
ksss seovsl, lsadss sf last years. sisvsn,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
4 $50 Cadets to Leare
For Nesc Hauen TO-da,

WEST POINT, n. Y, Oct. 27.-The
Army moves or TO New Haven to-mor-
row morning. The advance guard, con-
ssistsng Of the Military Academy foot
ban squad, which will tackle Yale in
The Bowl tomorrow, departed this
nerning.. An early reveiile will get the
est OF the cadets $50 of them-out
20 bed in thu dark for the trip to New
Haven The Cadet, Corps under com :
Jnand of Major Robert M. Danford.
conimandant Of cadets, will reach New
Haven at noon, going over the Contra,
New England Railway via Beacon. iust
above here. The cadets will give a sne.
cial exhibition drill in the Bowl ius,
before the game. They also vii. forn
On the gridiron at the ending of tn,
game and return Immediately to wes1
Point.
Army's football squad, in fine fettl,
and eager for the fray with the Ellis
got 8 rousing send-of when it left thi,
morning. The cadets are confident ot
giving Yale a hard fight.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
c. C. N. Y. Makes +,
Shift in Line.Ib
For Hobart (,a,,'a

a few hours after prsssi..
das the City College footb.p 'sssf.
ensrained for Geneva, where Isa'a !
scheduled TO meet Hobart 49,. 4
locals will arrive at The uo....,. ~. ~
Stitution this morning and v;,, III ~
ably have q short work-ous b.s.. pioO'
game. 1as
seventeen men were selected 70 v.s.
the trip: oshins, Farber Hs,r. - sts
nenbaum, "Tark" Tannenbsun. c,... ~,
berg, Rosenwasser, schapiro. Bros.s.. s.'
Vogel, Miller, schsierman. gasl, ,a,
Ringel, Warshauer, Garvey, Lanber ~, s.s
Elk composed the squad. chem.sr
who was picked Thursday - !.
company the team. sprained his aria.
in practice yesterday and wss forc.s
to give way TO Lauber.
In meeting Hobart, the Iavsrd..
eleven encounters one Of she bsvsa..
teams on its schedule. The us.ssassss =
hold & 20---e decision over New Val
University, against whom the Lays-s..
Is slated to play its most I'm rportsss
contest two weeks hence, and to-dses
game will serve to throw much lisss
on the relative strength OF New yorss
two traditional rivals.
The c. c. n. Y. eleven will take tse
field against Hobart with a grsssIr
shaken up lineup. Rosenwasssr y,
shifted from right end to cuarterbsI
during the practice Of the week sri
will probably call signals to-day. 4
this event Wsrshauer will start Al Is,
end berth. Ar important change Va,
made in the backfeld. Harry Tanoer.
baum working out at fullback in plscs
Of Turk" Tannenbaum, and this mar
be the arrangement to-aav.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Stevens Confident of
Defeating Swarthmore

Stevens plays Swarthmore to-day al
Swarthmore. They are holding g
Founders Day" celebration at Swarth.
more. and the whole student body has
been granted holiday By the Stevens
fscuItS so they can take the trip and
root ger the Engineers.
Stevens intends to make up for last
years defeat by trimming she co-ed
aRiversity's eleven before the slunnae
With B Turnbuli back in the lineup
ard 0'cailaghan, GaccafTerv, GIaeser
and Eirbeck IN the bsckSeld, Stevens
IS confident it will come ont on top.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Stevenson Wins i'm Two
Races at Oxford

OXFORD, England. Oct. 27.--Tn the
Engyersity seniors aper1s to-day w, r.
Stevenson. Of Princeton ard Balii3I
College, 0xferd, son the anarssr-rniie
race in 81 81 seconds He also won
his keas in TIE iee-yaEd 9ash, making
il ii II seconds.
TeTis Hghn. Of Princeton and tJni-
gersify Gas1ese. 0xsorti, won the run-
ninr bread jemp wits % feet s inehes.
Hsha also nsase TIE best time In the
1Aa-vaxa haSh hns&laa. II seconds.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28

clad Stages.
+, Needless to say the undergraduates
here have an unlimited amount of
confidence in the ability OF the jung-
leers to avengs last years defeat, to
uphold the traditions of Eastern foot
ball and to win lanreis which long
will be cherished.
That the students who are unfortu-
nate enough not to be able to make
the trip to Chicago may hear the game
play by play, the Princeton Athletic
Association has arranged a special
telegraph service from Chicago to
Princeton, the receiver being on Uni
versity Field, where the Tiger yearlings
will be opposing the Fordham fresh
man football team.
The game will also be received by
radio at several receiving stations ON
Nassau Street. BY means OF the radio
instrument, as evidenced by Grantland
Rice's report on the worlds series, the
actual cheering Of the crowds can be
plainly heard.
"The Daily Princetonian's editorially
sums up the feeling of the under
graduates as follows:
"The team has long way 10 90
in terms of miles and yards. II will
fight at odds and for highest honors.
Few of us are privileged to accompany
it, but all OF us were permitted 10
stand by at its departure and give II
ia great Princeton farewell, We are
with the team ali the way out and
back. And we have the curious pra-
sentiment that it's homecoming will nor
be without reioicing.S
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Creb Knocks Ou, Will;a,,,. !.

10 Y Iii1ENCE, X. T.. Oct. 27.-Harrv
Ireo, American light heavyweight
snaapion, 3 knoeked out Larry Williams
tweive-rouHd bout at MarieviIle Q
tonight. Greb floored Will;arns ~ -
count OF nine and continued to nprtsa
" nsm so severely that referaa To-
Xhomas stopped the bout,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Tunney Defeats Wiggins

BUSTON, Oct. 27.-Gene Tunney
former ight-heavyweight champion,
tonight was awarded the decision over
Chucko Virgins, of indianapolis, after
ten rounds Of slow fighting with the
former A. E. +. champion always the
aggressor. Tunney landed many stiff
drives to the head and body, but Wig
gins did much holding.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Commercial Five
Wins Close Game
From Siuyvesant

Coach Lehrer's Commercial High
School five scored it's second victory in
as many games. when it defeated stuv-
Sesant High School in close and ex-
citing game at the formers court yes
terday. The score stood at 1s to II.
The lead alternated throughout and
Commercial barely won out in the last
lew seconds of play. With only 30 Sec
onds to go, and Stuyvesant leading bv
the margin of a single point, Gersten.
OF Commercial, Gagged the winning goal
Sapealn Ie,sch, of Commercial, play
cd MS usual brand of smart and clever
basketball. Acting Captain Jackson
the colored guard, starred for stuyva,'
SAINT together with Leberman, who was
the high scorer for his team.
commercials second team defeated
Stuyyesant's second team IL to 5.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Curtin knocks Out London

FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct. 27.-Irish
Johnny Curtin, Jersey City bantam
weight, knocked out Harry London, of
New York, In the eighth round Of a
scheduled ten-round bout at the Casino
A. A. here tonight. Curtin dropped
his opponent in the sixth round and
finished the bout with right to the
jaw. two sessions later.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
d Arrives Holds Lengthy Practice Session the Bow
Cadets Likely to Try Fors0ard
Pass Attack against Yale Team,
O'Hearn Will BE Out of Blue Line-Up, but Eddy Is
Expected TO Start To-day; Neidlinger, NeaIe,
Jordan and Mallory Will Make Up Backfeld

Oct 2TsTomorrow dayi" the
tonight the of the ArmyYae tilt
crowd witnessed YaHarvard
confident that this
victory the Pointers last while
of
the final whistle blows
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Tension High i'm. Jungletown
AS the Zero Hour Approaches

PRINCETON NJ j. 27With remaining before
the whistle blows inaugurae the EasWest
and Princeton football eleven the
enthusiasm the Princeton have reached
Never history has midsean grdron contest
such theapproaehng between
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28

will probably start at the left and
right of the pivot man, while Gordon
Stretch and Eddie Fischer, the Lions
best player on the rush line, will hold
down the tackle jobs to start the game
In the backfeld there is a possibility
that Quarterback Burt will give way
to Frank Canapary, captain and star
aii-around back in 1919, who has been
declared eligible to represent Colum-
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Hussane, Not Hassan. ON Mat

Yussif Hussane, and not Hassan Ali,
Will be Nat Peudleton's opponent in the
inaugural wrestling show Of the season
next Wednesday night at the Pioneer
a. G. The similarity in the names of
the Turks was responsible for the error
IN the previous announcement.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Larry Williams Signs

Larry Williams, Bridgeport light
heavyweight and former sparring part
ner of Jack Dempsey, has been signed
to meet Yussel Pearlstein, at Passaic,
N. j., on Thursday night in q twelve
round bout.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Tigers Practice on Enemy Soil
For East West Battle TO.do.
More Than 20O, 900 Persons Anxious to See p,n.,
ton-Chicago Game, but Stagg Field Will Aeco..
modate Only 10000; Roper's Men In sb.a
By Ray Mccarthy

CHICAGO Oct. 27e-On the of the ChicaRoprInse+o
game quite the biggest thing that into tb
community the big clamor tickets @
get hundred thousand people "h
pleading of these people to
they get into the field Tomorrow. ss sasf
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Columbia Will Face Williams
Weakened by Loss Of Star Ends

Columbia eleven weakened by the face
crippled Wlams team this afternoon m The Blue
e mas something to atone for to-day Wendes
players VINO have habit Of trimming Monngside Heights team
frequently slipped Buck ONs last wear
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Dope Braces for Shock


me count was 20 IN the way OF favorable results with four ties
The big upsets Columbia Rutgers Dartmouth
her chance while hammerng at Psburgh goal
- m run turning near victory INTO far nearer defeat Har-
ward doped touchdown
tumble ON Centres 4yad line these
But this tougher day alone are enough
leave dizzy when figure game
upside down in flash.
The Penn staesyracuse the
hardest the lot to pick
Both backfsd rowor
we'll look
Some Hard Ones
The Army bring real war to New Haven where
Yale much stronger entrenched against Iowa
Yale has strong machine to STOP but pick Bulldog win
final play " WV
Princeton has been steadily forward fine results up to
GATE from that shon many
Inc Tiger wi" give Chicago first class attacking
maroon team hgures to by there will
Dartmouth always feeds has, but Cambridge
Hanover and the Crimson has
One of the Closest
When Georgia Tech there will be quite
thrills to the weeke end - eA
The first inclination here Dame But Georgia Tech
seems 70 be wo ouchdowns stronger on the road and
M At nome mas been almost unbeatable Both eleven should
score nut unless Tech breaks down before bderng passing
game he southern team should pull and Penn
in for fine scrap but the Navy much line and backsd ~
Plus experience for Penn to have winning
rem mas been coming along nicely looks to m ono
experienced backs - oul last
Out West
In the Conference whr Michigan Illinois in the bg
ofthe day. in spite losses through the o
contest where Yost lost two best - ~
gave Iowa all the Hawkeye lows was nc
further along than she sagainst N 80 AASA
Last Saturday Minnesota to Nor+hw.s.ou
back tumble 100 wards for +
touchdown q to z. - - ss Ao1 se eieang
f.a Minnesota has just hard against Ohio STATE where
ilah confession here chances are almost
equai-but Minnesota is playing a home 1s
Up to date the Dope Standing follows: Correct eatan
incorrect selections H. And up came from What aa
70 be the easiest choicesoab beat K t. Rutgers
eas bnany Dartmouth stop Vermont West Virginia
OF pittsburgh to beat Washington Lee Soft mar. T. h - 80
not always as soft and spongy they seem to ba ~ -
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28

Yale, ID; Army, 7.
Harvard, ID; Dartmouth, 0.
Chicago, 10; Princeton, O.
Navy, 13; Pennsylvania, O..
Penn State, IA; Syracuse, z.
Michigan, 10; Illinois, 0.
Minnesota, z; Ohio State 0.
Georgia Tech, IA; Notre Dame, Z.
Brown, z; Boston University, 0.
Iowa, Ia; Purdue, O.
Centre, 35; Louisville, 0.
Columbia, IL Williams, 0.
Lafayette, ri; Boston College, 0.
West Virginia, ID; Rutgers, 0.
Nebraska, ri; Oklahoma, 0.
Vanderbilt, 33; Mercer, 0.
Colgate, 21; Susquehanna, 0.
N. Y. u, z; r. /. State, 0.
Georgetown, 2s; Emory and Henry, o.
v. M. l., IA; N. C. A, 0.
Texas 10; Alabama, 0.
University of the South, ID; Kentucky, 0.
Vermont, 7; Holy Gross, 0.
Wesleyan, z; Tufts, 0.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28

Ci1auffeurs' outfits!
Miles and miles OF satis-
faction--or money back.
sRcosssered Tradesserk.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28

Scotch Mists lend 1
glow to good health!
Overcoats of rugged tab
RIGS that protect from wind
cold, rain.
Fall and Winter weights
OF misty, Scottish mixtures
exclusive with us.
Sizes for men, youths,
boys.
Called *Tiptoppers be-
cause that's just what
these soft hats are tip
toppers for holding their
shape-tip p -toppers tor
wear.
New neckwear, gloves,
shirts, brogue oxfords,
underwear-everythlng 70
complete your winter ward
robe.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28

sIeld goais--Commercial, c;ersten ~,
Grsss gahes s, t29 Teisch. stuyyesant: p,eR
go, ~. Lieberman 90 Goals fron,
sAs,. r.., Dick Ssndeck. Llebersnan
csnssip ssips'ata.aons-co, co,nmerciai; Knopp for
ssnSacr, ,sagpesant; Rubin for sandoak
s,,nx.I MIX aish schooi. Time Of halyes1Is
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
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New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Out West

Up 70 Date the Dope Standing follows Correct se,or AZ
seeeons IL And Of
os lhe easiest choicesnotaby beat N II putor -
eaI Dehary dartmouth to Vermont
OF pittsburgh to Washington and Lee Soft nrl. = ~;
not always as soft and spongy they seem to bs ~ -