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New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

The wedding-out process has been
going on now for the last three weeks.
Some were weeded out and some were
carried out. Some had two strikes On
them before they started The resi-
due, residuum, remainder, surplus, ETC.
are ready to 60 after Mr.. Dempsey as
soon as Jimmy has made arrangements
with George Z. Campbell.
Johnston declares that he can discern
halo Of high promise encircing the
domes of several Of the hopes. There's
Young Rockefeller, for instance. who
fact that he looks like million dollars
70 Jimmy. Dan McKcttrick. or some
body with good line of left-banded
satire, has opined that Young Rookie
feller may look like row of oil cans
alter his first professional match, but
Jimmy pays no heed to these uncouth
Jlbes. Jimmy is serious thinker So
are his hopes.
Young Rockefeller will probably be
the tlrst to be tossed to the lions. lie
will be followed shortly by Fred. Ricl.
the Iltlan~topped fireman, who has been
amusing himself by knocking most Of
the other applicants dead. Then will
come Others. until each and every one
OF the entire 1927 pounds has had its
chance to achieve the early fame that
must necessarily come to q guy who j.;
going to dispossess Dempsey
Many Sad Scenes Occurred
0lany sad scenes, Of course, attend
ed the weddlng-out process, and only
100 often. MIR. Johnston has had to
stlfe sob or mop up starting tear
when he was forced to tell 200
pound binlbo he (Johnston( could not
permit HIM to meet Dempsey.
Think OF your wife and eight kids. y
he was once compelled to saw to q
Cunard Line stoker as he showed tho
latter TO the turnstiles.
Yes. Jimmy has had hard hoo 70
row, and many times the hopes who
Wouldn't do could hardly have guessed
mat behind his smiling face was a
breaking heart. There was the case of
McManus Cohen, Jewish hov. n;no.
teen years old and weighinr 81
pounds. He shadow boxed for two
weeks and then his father came around
to see Mr.. Johnston.
y mats the matter you don't match
my boy with Jack Dempsey?" inquired
the old man rather heatedly. "You'ye
had MN now for two weeks and Won
make nothing Of him. 'u
jimmy sighed YEARLY.
"WeIl,' he said, you've had him fo,
nineteem M years and what did YOU MAKE
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
The Britisl-Americon Cup Yachts

AHE United States is to have yacht
racing when the British their
boats rit
American Cup, trophy that
1921 -
The English shippers already leg on this interesting prize
and are looking forward confidently next Sep
They decisvey
Socn last and laborng the impression that
they the
There labong optimistic impression
is our ldea however, that the visiting
scocerng reefs taken this dual
is 0
For one thing they almost certain discovery that
conditions off Oyster Bay from those tho
Soen Oyster Bay weather likely
prma DONNA which is of saying that fuky variable
ana aeethef cptous American yachtmen the
place suffering from that LIGHT
If light airs had prevailed
have been different 1t heavy going spelled defeat for
When the walovinr aho,
1hey wish that they ezes over with %
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Sutherland v ill Again
Coach Lafayette Eleven

EASTON, Pa, Jan. 22.--lt was an.
nounced here tonight that the sixp.d
contract Of Dr. J. 3. Sutherland a.
football coach OF Lafayette College had
been received by graduate manager D.
Leroy Reeves. The contract is for on.
year only. This has been the und.y-
standing regarding the term Dr.. suth.
erland would return, as at the end o..
last season he was undecided whether
ne would devote one year mora to
coaching or retire for the purpose G.
giving all his time to his profession,
dentistry. It is the general under.
standing that next fall will be his l,..
a. a football coach.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Bouts Hereub0,sts


TONIGHT
Star :. f.--Sa'n,ny vogcI vs. Charley
Iili>ingtOn, ~ rounds
",onuWnN y. a-->oldicr Bartfield vs..
bavc hosenberg. IL rounds.
;NtWah n''norS--tcorgie Ward W.
mickey Walker. j. rounds.
TUESDAY
nioneer =. C.-sily De Foe vs. Earl
,,.;,i,;; arena; Jersey City-Bcnny yalear vs.
N''t'c shaw, - rounds
RSDAY
'uin Medical iiegimcnt--SoIdier Jones
Vs. Jun cFcen. Is rouuds
SATURDAY
Rink S. Chilly Miske "a ,.,,
Kcnault, 10 rounds. 49, "a'h
=, hidgewood Grove s. C.-rrcddx
f'ecse VS.. Willie Thompson, II ronnds' dd"'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Galloway Plays Fine
Golf at Pinehurs,

PINEHURST, N. c., Jan. 22.-Harold
galloway, professional at Rome. N. Y.
played two fine rounds to-day. shoot
ing a rs over the No. 8 course in the
morning and 70 over the champion
snip course in the afternoon, when he
came back in 81. az
f,dde Herbert Lag!erblade, Bristol, Conn;
ue9Tge snd Henp, f,otpnerlngham, pal Breton Woods
ed Emmett French, Youngstown W. .r<1
Charles Mothersele, Wee Burn. ? nm r' IN
q five-ball match. The winning e;da ID
had best ball Of e6 and French md md
Mothersele were 50. A'A a'io
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Easily Wins
Handicap Walking
Race From Martin,

Adolph Arnold with an allowance of
seven minutes, won the weekly handi-
esp Walk closed to members Of the
Arnold completed the course in 40.34
AeAting Walter Martin, the second man
to finish, by 100 yards, NJ. Grccnberp
who started from scratch, won the fast
time prize in 34:48
The summaries:
Adolph Arnold f7:oo), 4o.s4; w. Martin
{, 9, ''ol. 81 As II Ceschenbach (2.45), S7.i9,
''fss fe nnerg lscratch1 81 ss: NJ AGeer-
~ ltebersnau '7;ool. a4:l5; r. Antr"Nv
r.49o' il..,.o' S7;ol; a Rhode N:oo,. ae.l7. T,
,l'SNs ..Ho Is.4Sl. 4t:l5; Il, Abbihl S:so),
{. g, ia,', 44:lbi Al. Krinsi<y (2:15), 39:40,
w. T. Allen t3:00), 4l.54
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
kiIiinger to Graduate
From College ON Ian. 81

STATE COLLEGE,, Pa, Jan. 22.-
Mid-year commencement exercises at
the PENNSYLVANIA State COLLEGE ON
January 81 promises to be great event
because OF a movement to give Glenn
Killinser, Penn States great athlete,
a Tousing scnd-off when he receives
his diploma and thus closes his bril-
liant college career.
Kilhnger will go South with the
New York Yankees about the first OF
March. Dave Detar, star wrestler.
who Is now coaching the mat squad.
and Lee Hills, football man, will also
graduate next week
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Tilden told ME last night that he has
Catholic Club Socccrs Win

Qualifying for the first round Of the
southern New York State Cup compc-
-'tion at Harlem Field yesterday l. .
soccer eleven representing TIE Cath
olic Club Of West Harlem defeated the
frSneo-S~!ss team by the score Of Q
goals to o. Gaurica. OF pass by
Winkelman. saored after ten minutes s
Of play. Hurley negotiated the second
eoel sosa A3A~ the restart.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Ice RAGS Here To.niahi

Three races will be contested on tho
lce tonight at the 1S1st street Ice
Palace. Don Robinson, metropolitan
indoor champion, and West Becker.
fremont S. c., are entered. The card
ls as follows: One and a half miles.
Glass .Ai.'half-mile, Class B. and quar-
tsr-mile rnovies.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Armstrong Wins Road Run

Harry Armstrong won the four-and-
one hal lf-milc handicap, closed to mem
bers OF the Pastime A. c.. yeste rday af-
ternocn, after close race with W.
Lesser. who finished second three yards
Dehind the winner. Oscar Philipson,
the scratch man. won fast time honors,
negotiating the course in 23:40,
Tho summaries:
II. Armstrong N:ao). e7co: W. Lesser
Sl5}. sl;37; Q. Phinpson (scratch)
y, rs - B. Rahinowitz C3:15). Il os L.
s r.ntIsner ti'Io). rs 81; w. Ssronshon
sl6). 32:5l: F. Parker is:lsl. s2:46.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Baseball Manager TO Marry

George II. Names, vice Dresden.
and manager of the Hamilton Baseball
Club Of the Michigan Ontario Lesyu.
will be married aere tomorrow egs.
ming to Miss Maxine Y. Brown, a
actress. of this city. Names was
member Of ths committee which r.
Gently revised the draft rules of IL.
National Commission under the drw
tion OF Judge Lands.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
JoIarnston's ''Hopefuls'' Ready
To Enter PRO" Ring This Week
Young Rockefeller Probably Will Be First of As
prants for Dempsey's Heavyweight Tile 70 Be
Tossed to Lions; White and Jackson to Meet
By Jack Lawrence

jimmy Johnston, advertisement
thrash Jack Dempsey brought him 769 applicants
out his camorng will the Johnston
IAN fsc Fes climb into the professional
or worse He has 127 of
the line and let the champs fail where they undoub
edly give Dempsey awful battle right could
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Fowler Swimming Coach

W1LLlAMSTOWN. Jan. 22.-The Will
liams swimming team will be coached
this year by Bob Fowler, of Boston.
who was formerly member of the
training corps at Harvard. He looked
after the welfare of the Williams foot
ball team last fall, succeeding DOC"
Barrett as trainer
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
lhe Outcast Of the Ring

1Ol1NNY WILSON, mddcweiglt champion Of tho world o., .
spangled outcast of the rinp ~ '''i-
OF neeung harry Geb or retiring business 1je fa ~
boiled boxing " ~ N'e' u even hard-
Inc state OF New York. together a number of othor -
" M same widely known Unon has label of
on Wilson, The Boxing Commission has ecar suspension
again IN ring within the limits Of bo stat % appear
ne mas signed to meet Grcb Madison Sonar. a s d
unless the middleweight champion is to con6na h
as we'll quit the IL b e limit it would that he MIGHT
% gny acceptable cash He will all probabt urge wad
WI; ~ % /. ne doesn't meet Greb may retain h;s , | & '!e
VIII be an unproducve largely thore MS 1le but it
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
May Make Us Forget the Americn,s Cun

ALlHOUGH the coneng sixmeter thnos
with the giant whtewnged
Americas Cup they probably will nenc
Tor the casual observer who
and who has neither the inclination 70
handlcappng problems based still complex system f
- N' " ''N"0uie-
There probably will be four and four British o,t m A
rival teams, and they will straight ha+ h
qucnty not the in handicap competition 80 ~ " 1'e-
Inc triangular windward leeward courses will h h
'Tooaoy not hnuch this will h
tors an opportunity to follow the sloops start to finish ,; M
Guilty. IN addition to this the held in sno+
accessible than the Sandy Hook which
Cup sailed ~ 0 -o's 1ierica
Many local yachtsmen of note believe that the sixooter
meet with such popular will oco,, WI"
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Eleven Goals for Franco r.

,uos Inc btlggest soccer score of the DIV
was, was rolled up yesterday at ST. Rreuy auy
Rrna,, pan 8 oval, Coney Island Avenue
S,,';os SSnGoh'yn' m where Team B of tho France
Cana1on;o Canal nootDaIi Club overwhelmed the
annual I"'s,s sha,oD py D; ~ Al goals to 0 in the
metropolitan ,i'e' Football League. At A. ,a1e .Ie
tlmc the score stood 5 10 q nv "aIr
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Stars Nav Play on Coast

| am IN receipt Of ncws to tie effect
that Ti.dcn and Ric ards may &c to the
Coast this coming snVlng as representa-
tivcs OF the East in tie annual East
West team mstch ~ California
Whether there would he any other
members Cf such a team Is problemati-
cal at this writing. bat there is not
n,uch doubt but that Jilden and Rich
ards would be able TO uphold all the
traditions OF the game as II is played
in the East.
Certainly in the doubles these two
would be more than match for any
combination that could be brought
against them The kinscy brothers.
Robert and Howard ranked at No. 3
last year in the doubles. would prob
ably be the opponents OF the national
champions in this event.
In the singles California would un-
doubtedly call upon William NJ. John
ston as their No / man, with Willis
Davis as the next best, and here the
Last should win three out of the four
matches, and possibly ali four. John
eton was desperately pressed in the ma
tiona! championship at Germantown
last September TO defeat Richards In
would certainly defeat Davis, judging
rom last years records
Tilden told NE last night that he has
not yet definitely decided whether or
rot TO go to England next spring to de-
cend his world $ championship in the
singles at Wimbledon and on the clav
courts IN France. If he finally decides
to make the trip he will leave this
country early in May. allowing himself
time for practice before entering the
.ou rnaments on the other side.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

High scratch-R. L. SPOTS
High handicap-C. J.. yucca
Tournament-H. +. Thi-lsnan
President-lf. J. Thielman
Lyon-R. l.. Spots
Special handicap-T. II. Lawrence.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Bartfield Mt Broadway C1uh

at the Broadway Exhibition Club
over IN Brooklyn. there is frL-
scheou'ed that, in the opinion of MAJ
ring followers, viii be productive o.,
more m action than the one in Newarj
Ihls affair will bring together the m
ahcient but still vigorous Soldier Bart.
heid and Dave Rosenberg, who has
peen PEE. knocking his opponents right and
., Dave mas shown so we'll recently that
ehe promoters have experienced diff
10y ~ !" lihnlng a man capable Of Civ
has picked q tough nut. They are re
supposed TO go twelve rounds. but
probably won't. D0'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

Inc fight fan can lay course to anv
point OF the compass tonight and ru1
into good fight. If he cares to n,aLa
an acventurous voyage he can HE him.
SELF to the Newark (N. J.) Armorv and
witness battle that is expected to
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
White to Meet Jackson

A lightweight attraction has hoo,
arranged for January 81 at Mad,eo,
square Garden to take the nIace y.
lne brltton-Shadc welterweiyht cham
pionshlp which was postnoned u. snd "'i
denly because of the formers noisona, aa
W2q,: ,1e' Inc contestants viii be Charlie,
mite Of Chicago, and Willie Jackson
Oh the Bronx: Articles were sjrnel
yesterday. When White was not;fe, i,
that ne had been matched with Jactso,
ne ne wired back that he will be in Neu
,t ork shortly to start active tra,n;no
Ahey VIII box fifteen rounds.
preceding the main event three oi~b4
FOUNDERS will be staged. Thev ~.
Deen paired as follows: K q ph
hapian, of Jersey City, VS.. JIMMY Smi
Ivan, OF New York; Harry Martin o.
nrovidence, VS.. Thomas RYAN ~ ~
Mcheesport, Pa, and Willie Rvan ~ ~
New York, VS.. Lew Paluso. Of Sail ~
Lake City. "a 0ai'
Up to the Star Sporting C,nh T.
harlem promising program has beer
arranged for the regular weekly enter
'alnmcnt. In the main bout Of tweIv,
rounds Sammy Vogel and Charley piiL,'
lngton will clash. -
billy De Foe and Earl Baird vii, he
me principals in the main bout of ~
floneer Athletic Clubs regular Tuesl
DAY night session. They are tn o.
twelve rounds4 Three good nraI,r,si e
naries have been arranged. '''"'''
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

1n-al1d-out-of- f-season.
AS S, ready to equip you
tor FLORIDA weather as we
are for New York. ~
Straw hats! Fur coats,
w hite sh oes! Hea,,,,
brogues.
Cobwear underwear!
Woolies,
Wardrobe trunks, suit
cases, travelling bags.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
norwegian, Socc,,.., W..

Norwegian Soccers Win
blanking the Brittanic soccor to.
Ine eleven of the Norwegian TAM, Tam,
vefeln notched 60 victory IN Urn tsn
s. second division of the New York - s.eae me
root rootDaIl League At st. Asthas S9asa opsl
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

GAMES THIS WEEK
January 21-rrinceton at Cornell.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

Suits,
Most all our suits show
substantial savings.
$40, SIS and $50 now for
thousands that were more
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-21
LA SALE NNMR0DS
WILL ORGANIZE Ike
WALTON CHAP TER
CAMPAIGN TO PROTECT FISH
WILL Or EXTENDED INTO
EVERY CITY or CouNTY-pLAN
BRANCH IN OTTAWA.

la Sale m. Sept. -OrgaEiSa
ton IN la sale OF a chapter OF III,
Isaac Walton League OF America wa.
manSuratoa yesterday, When NJ. S
Hei S, from national headqnrter3
visited q Humbe' q the principal
ggCst8men Of the city and placed be-
fCro them the objects OF the orgLni.
t2upn There are at present a mum
Der 81 members at large of the league
In La Sale,
Tentative plans cell for gathering
Of portsmeu here Monday night, Mt
which time there will be discussion
90 the proposed organization.
The lsaCc Walton League of Amer.
lea was organized in Chicago on
March II OF this year. when some
icty or sixty anglers and hunters
gathered at the Chicago Athletic club
.Aiilism II. Dils. for many years an
angler and writer Of outdoor stories,
conceived the plan OF the league, and
almost instantaneously il met with
wholchearted response, Nearly Sl0.,
0C0 was subscribed at the ieitial
me- ting and the League speedily was
gotten under way
Bat II was too good plan for Chi
cage alone and it became nationwide,
with chapters organized IN New YORK,
ST Louis. Indianapolis. Milwaukee and
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-21

Township Thirty,three $3.50 North
Range Four tp, East of the Third
Principal Meridian, FAN River Town
ship, La Sale County, Illinois. and
containing S05 acres of land, more OF
less. There are about $50 acres Of
tillable land and about 20 acres OF
timber pasture.
This 10 q fine farm, only three and
ouehalf miles from Ottawa and on
u gravel road. There are two unfail
ing springs Of cold water ON the land
and the buildings and improvements
are All that are necessary for the
amount of land, The land Is also well
tiled so that practically every acre is
tillahle,
This land viii be sold on the fol
lowing terms; $j.O000O cash at the
day of sale upon which a discount of
bia% viii be allowed until the first
day of March, 1923, when deed will bo
executed aud possession given
SO 1880, or 0nethird Of the purchase
price, including the advance payment,
10 be paid In cash on March drst,
1872, when deed Is delivered, and the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-21

! ST. Paul, Demand for chapters start
cd coming frnm smaller cities ant
soon there yyare q scoffr, fssttered
Through IndlAna, WiscoiisiA.i Iowa
Michigan AMIR riinois, Toilet organ
lied n chapter or 500 members, al
Streator plans are under way for u
body OF az least that number, and 1t Il
stated Ottewa IS favorable and anx
ious for chapter,
None of the officers or organizers OF
the league receive rny salary In fact
they are Spreading their Cwn money In
the interests OF the league. A maya,
zine. the Isaac Walton League
Monthly, the mouthpiecc OF the
league, has been endowed by a
wealthy publisher and has been de.
carel the greatest oatdOor magazine
ever published. Contributors without
pay. are Zane Grey. Emerson Iough,
WIN II. Dilg. Dr. iicnshall Ozark Rip
ley and others OF national repute,
Tho principal objects OF the league
are
10 promote by precopt aud example
the highest ideals of angling. so that
il may be rightfully called the blame.
less sport. To Increase fellowship
among !shermen and hunters and To
band them together into fraternal
and militant organization whereby
they may lay the foundation for the
of game fishes forever
To awaken the public 10 the need OF
better fish ard game laws. SO that II
may realize its duty OF voting for can
didateS who have before the election
their support Of measures
Witch will advance fish propagation,
fish preservation and protective meas
lres for wild game To champion
such laws before legislative bodies, so
that Legislators may know the wishes
Of the anglers and sportsmen OF the
state and nation.
To advocate drastic punishment for
those. guilty of taking fish from their
beds and to grouse public |
sentiment against the ruthless ways OF
he fish hog and TO make the penalty
heavier for the breaking o. the legal |
rag limit.
But most of all It is the desire and |
purpose of the league TO preserve for
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-21
THIS MAY BE TRUE
BUT WE DON'T KNOW

Chicago, Sept. PA baseball play
er's life was insured for s125,oo0 when
policy was taken out yesterday by
the Chicago White Sox insuring the
club against the death of Willie
Kamm, sensational third baseman Of
the San Francisco club OF the Pacific
Coast League, who recently was pur-
chased by President Charles A. Com
iskey.
This is the largest amount for which
a baseball player ever has been in
sured, it was announced. Ray Schalk
a catcher for the White Sox who acts
as an insurance agent when not play
ing. wrote the policy
There have been numerous instan'
ces where the life of ball player was
insured for amounts as high as $50.
600 but the Kamm policy is said to
set a precedent in baseball.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-21
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

BY virtue OF the power and author.
| ity granted in the Last WIN AMI
TtStauont OF Catherine Perrut. de.
ceased, the undersigned, Executors OF
thu Last Win and Testament OF Cath.
ornc Perrot, deceased will Offer for
sale on saturday the 2lst day of DC.
tober. A. D. 1922, at the north door OF
the Court House IN Ottawa, ut 2 p, m
the real eStatc OF said docedent de
scribed rs follows;
The Northwest Quarter IN. w, ~
II Section Twenty COO; also the
South Thirty acres OF the East Half
IL. ~ of the Southwest Quarter Is.
" "a of Section Seventeen u0f
and also the West Fifteen (15) acres
OF the Fast Twenty-Five t2ll acres OF
the North Fifty (50) acres of the East
Half IL. ~ OF the Southwest Quarter
IS. w. NJ of Section Seventeen. all in
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-21
PROSPECTS C 0 0 D
FOR Winning TEAM
At 50. SIDE SCHOOL.
COACH sRYNsrEAD SEES POSI-
HlLirlEs FOR HEAVY AND FAST
sauAD TO REPRESENT p. v. l.,
c, ON oRlDlaoN,

According to Coach Brynstead' pros
pecA for winning football team arr
looming up bright at the Y. V H. col
legeSacross the river. The P1L. '. G
mentcr has been sendins his charge
through stiff practices and last nigh
saw the first scrimmage.
Hopes OF the COLLEGE were given .
high, boost when It was announced
that RUSSELL Olson star Sandwich
tackle of last years high. school team
would attend the local South Side IN
stitu,ion of learning this year, Olson
comes highly recommended and
weighs 1875 pounds. and it is hoped he
will round out the line In good shape
mud Five the school regular COLLEGE
weight line. Ole Thorson, another
new man. has just arrived and prom
Uses u be flash in the lack held az a
hall. And, according to the mentor, MS
work. will rival that OF Truman Var
land in previous years.
WA weather has held ~ work con-
sidernbly due TO the delay OF getting
the midiron in readiness for resula''
practice. But signal practice has
been run of nightly on the school
campus Tonight will see a Dummy
tackling outfit installed and Brynstead
will put his charges at hitting the old
stuffed man tonight so as 10 improve
their tackling. which is one of the
weak points.
Brynstead's men viii play at Dwight
Thanksgiving. and have arranged a
game in Morris for Nov p. While
Coach Brynstead has not taken mp the
matter of renting King field when
ncssible. he expects to do so in the
very near future. II the college couli
pIay couple of games year ON King
feld it is thought that sufficient
crowds to make the team financial
successful could be obtained. The
field belonging TO the college is good
enoneh to play on but because OF its
out OF the way location no crowds can
be drawn. College authorities believe
that by playing on days when the high
school is not at home large enough
crowds could be drawn to derray the
expenses of keeping up team at tAe
college.
eoach Brynstead hopes to be able
IN announce the balances of his sched-
nle before tho end OF the week.
At the o. n. s.
Not dauntef by the hard luck Of
having their coach absent for a couple
DAYS due TO Coach Newberg being
forced to enter the hospital for two
DAYS for treatment of an infected arm
hard practice was INDUCED in last eve
ming BY the high school squad. Coach
Kettlecamp had charge.
Hank" Koenig, star OF last year
second team will be out tonight and is
hoped. to show up good. He was star
or last years second team and Is fisur'
ed as "a regular this year looking good
at guard or center. Hank" tips the
beam at better than $50 pounds after
a long illness and is expected to pick
up weight. He is fast and has the
required fight and pep to make him
a good player.
A great deal of new equipment Is
now arriving and will be issued this
week which will increase the squad
by at sleast ten men, One of the best
and most easily noted facts noticed on
this wears squad is the large number
OF sophomores out of which Is Just