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The Washington times., 1922-09-14

the accepted precepts Of his life 20.
In the letter OF the law he 10 justi-
fled. but not In its spirit.
Mrs. Tiernan's chlld-wife attitude
is not a little Irritating in this day
when women finally have been &C.
cepted as people and equals by the
rest OF the Inhabitants. Mrs. Tier
nan says:
Loves Dancing.
II dearly love dancing. Ny hus.
band and were az a dance one
night. I met Mr.. Pouiin there. At
that time he did not particularly i'm
press himself upon me-he was just
another acquaintance. did not
notice at that time that he enjoyed
dancing and that, since his wife was
unable 20 dance because Of a recent
operation. he was dancing all eve
ming with other women. spoke
about this to Mrs. Poulin. and she
replied: Yes, Harry does 90 love to
dance
Mr.. Pouiin paid no attention to
me. i had no one to so anywhere
with me and ! responded TO his at
The Washington times., 1922-09-14
DELIGHTFUL HAIR WASH

You can enjoy q delightful sham.
poo with very little effort and foI
a very trifling cost. II you get
from your druggists a package Of
Canthrox and dissolve a teaspoon.
ful I'm a cup of hot water. This
makes a full cup OF shampoo
liquid. enough so 1t is easy to ap-
ply IL to all the hair instead ~
just the top of the head. Your
shampoo is now ready. Just pour
a little at a time on the scalp and
hair until both are entirely COW
cred by the daintily perfumed
preparation that thoroughly dis
so.ves and removes every bit NJ
dandruff, excess oil and dirt. After
rinsing the hair dries quickly
with a fluffiness that makes II
seem heavier than II is. and takes
on a rich luster and a softness
that makes arranging Il pleasure.
The Washington times., 1922-09-14

fuse. He was far away enough from
home not TO cause any damage. but
he forgot to tie the dog to stake.
He said afterward the dog made
one streak for the kitchen door and
crawled under the range. The ami
NAL was nearly asleep when the
dynamite let 60. There was new
soul In dog heaven and range and
kitchen were ready for the junk pile.
Luckily no one was home at the
time
The Washington times., 1922-09-14
OHIO CITY Is PAYING ..
Il ONLY AGENT CAR FARE

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Sept. A.
More than 81 per cent OF Youngs.
town car riders are riding on an
average fare of 4 cents, the .ow-
est rate in the United States, ac-
cording to statement by Street
Railway Commissioner william l..
cause. Under the plan in operation
here patrons may purchase monthly
passes at reduced rates and may
ride as much as they like during the
period. o..
The Washington times., 1922-09-14
WON'T PRESENT KEY TO
CITY; GIVES WHITE ROSE

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. Sept. IA
Declining TO follow time-honored
precedent, Mayor William q. Reese,
successor to former Mayor George l.,
Oles, refused to present a convention
OF ministers meeting here with the
keys to the city"
''The Key" the mayor said, might
convey the idea that we have some.
thing to hide. Instead I will give
you, as an evidence of the fact that
that we welcome you, this white rose
of purity" and he pinned the flower
on the lapel OF the coat OF the pre-
siding officer. ''
The Washington times., 1922-09-14

tentions. have found out since
that he did not love me. m he said
he did. II he had he would have
accepted the responsibility that is
his" -" ..... ..
Now Mrs. Herman adds that "aftei
finding out what sort of man the
other was I realized that my husband
was the only man for me-" In
spite OF. his wish 20 tell the world
OF his affairs II seems as II Mrs. Tier,
man has at last made a fairly good
choice.
The Washington times., 1922-09-14
MEXICAN NEWSPAPER
REPORTERS WIN STRIKE

MEXICO CITY, Sept. i4.-Ths
newspaper mems strike on El Uni.
yersal ended last night when its own
er accepted all the demands of the
reporters union. The men return
ed TO work Immediately.
FL Universal published an extra
edition, thanking President Obregon
for the perfect protection given the
newspapers during the strike.
The Washington times., 1922-09-14
or BOTH SEXES
ARE GIVEN WARNING

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. Sept. IA
Mayor William q. Reese has declar.
ed war on gas hawks" who lure
girls to automobiles. and also upon
women "vamps" who lead the young
men astray. He issued orders to the
police. through the chief, ordering
immediate arrest of both classes of
offenders
The Washington times., 1922-09-14
False Pretense Case Delayed.

George. p. Hart, who has an office
In the Maryland building. 1410 II
street northwest, charged with false
pretenses by Mrs. c. p. Hutchinson.
1927 Columbia road northwest, asked
for a continuance of his case until
Friday, and Judge Mcmahon, in the
Police Court, set the hearing for
that day
The Washington times., 1922-09-14
DYNAMITE NOT BEST
WAY TO KILL A DOG

SHAMoKIN, Pa. Sept..14.-Beliey-
ing that the best way to kill a Grip
pied dog was with dynamite. John
Marshall, OF Bear Valley, tied a stick
to the animals tail and lighted the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
BEARS AND
CARDS SHOW
GOOD FORM

GAN FHASCISCO. Nov. ss--The
~ University Of California football
team was beginning 10 look like thu
team OF two years ago today. an .
result OF It's 81 to o victory over
Washington state Saturday
California frankly looked for the
toughest game Of i,s season 20 date
when IL went against Washington
State. But before the end OF tho
first period the game was -'ovcr." az
far As any doubt an TO supremacy
was concerned. and the Beavers b.
gan sending In their substitutes.
charged with tho duty OF deciding
what the score should be.
Stanford went up step on the
football ladder thru It's dcfca, OF Ne
vada Saturday. II 10 T. Nevada
had previously held u. q. c. 20 a 9 TO
score. and stanford's triumph over
the Reno team was considered as
proof that the Cardinals will be able
10 show tho u. 8. c. team hard
fight In the game Mt Psio Alto NEXT
Saturday.
Multnornah A. c. beat o. A. C.. g
to 0. and the olympic club bea, Santa
Clara. . to 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06

TvHE longest drop kick Of the sea-
son Is 10 the credit Of o'Hearn
OF Yale who scored In that manner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
Covington
Boots Six
Over Bar
Successor to Bo Mcmillan
Makes Record in Game
With Louisville

uERHERT c'FLAsH'1 covfNo-
- TON. successor to DO MoMli.
lin as quarterback AZ centro college.
made sis successful drop kicks in
the game Mt Danviil.. KY. on octo-
Der IS with the University OF Louis
Vile.
In performing such a feat CoyinE.
ton established a worlds record for
drop kicking The beat previous rec
ord Was nv. successful drop kicks.
held jointly BY n. w. Trafford Of
Harvard and Walter Eckerxali Of
Chicago.
Tafford mad. his record IN 1890
In game with Cornell. Eekernail
twice turned the trick while ~ Chi.
caxo Flint against Illinois In 1905
and tho following year against No
braska-
OF tho sir euccrrnsul field goals
made by covinRton. the longest ono
was from the so.yard line. while ono
was from the sz.yard line and two
from the so-yard mark
Back In 1900 r. c. Robertson Of
Purdue IT, credited with seven goals
from placement In a game with Rose
Poly.
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BY KEN CUTHBERT

DERkE:LEY. Cal. Nov g.
ID Coach ANDY smiths Golden
Bears upset all Kinds Of dope sat
urday BY tearing thru the Wash
ington state Cougars for a 81 TO Q
score.
The teams were supposed TO be
evenly matched. This massacre puf
a somewhat different aspcc, on the
coming California w. washington
combat.
Considering comparative scores. u
would appear that the Bruins are
to have an easy time with tho
Huskics. There are several facts.
however. that tend to reduce their
optimism.
In the first place. the Washing
ton State eleven was badly Grip
pied. AZ two OF their stars. McKaS
and Hickey. were unable To play.
Hickey tried 10 take part during
the first few minutes. but had TO
be removed. Many OF the remain.
Ing members OF the team were suf
fering from minor injuries. The
long trip from Pullman also had
It's effect and slowed up the Cou.
CARS. In addition. California had
the breaks and was playing In top
form.
Next Saturday IL IA California
who viii be away from home. A
muddy field may pu; skids under
the Bear attack. Plenty Of similar
disadvantages loom a. possible. Con
sequently. the Blue and Gold stu
looks upon the Washington game
as the hardest OF tho season--and
the Northcrners have chance to
win.
But none OF US around Berkeley
would give Russian ruble for that
chance. Tho Bear combination Ger.
tainIy did look pretty. The biggest
reason for the w. s. c. burial was
the power OF the California machine.
II ripped up and down the field
with almost automatic precision.
The Cougars looked pitful Tho
California backs and substitute
backs were positively mean 10
them. ''Morry'' Morrison. the
Iron Duke" made himself par.
ticularly disagreeabls by scoring ~
points.
Nisbet. who incidentally showed
up the famed Dunton In punting.
accounted for 10 more. spaiding
and Nichols. the regular halfbacks.
each made 8. 40 did Dunn, 40 did
Newman. so did Burgess. all OF
whom went In an substitute half.
backs.
ANDY" used 10 backfieId men In
all.
w. s. c. will probably tell you
they were all in at once. Every
man on the California squad ex-
cept Berkey. regular end. who was
hurt In practice. got into the game
at one time or other.
In the passing attack alone did
the Bears show weakness. At the
beginning Of the season the aerial
work looked promising. but In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06

The first battle 81 tho Zig Three
wfil BE- staged Saturday At Cambridge
whom Harvard and Princeton clash.
The Crimson. ON the seAson's record.
viii enter the game . slight fssevtts
- via.
Yale will have an easy game this
week. meeting Maryland.
Washington and Jcfferssn useeas
Wabash ~ Washingtoa.
Dartmouth and Cornell 40 their stuff
this week In New York.
The Army and Notre Dame play one OF
tho big international games OF the year
81 West Point Saturday.
The Navy plays ~. Xavier q, Annapoiis
Chicago and Ohio state tangie In
ono Of this classic. Of the Din Ton
season ut Columbus.
Illinois and Wisconsin clash a. Mad
ison In another big game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
WINS
CAPTAINS CUP

NJ. l. Spencer scored . surprise
victory At Lakewood Yesterday.
whom he defeated Rush Estee. n RID
hot fsvorita. la tho sshols finals OF
the presidents cup composition. four
up and three 10 play. Beaide~ win
ing the beautiful trophy put up by
p. IL. Watt. yesterdays victory gives
Spencer . leg on the r. Know Rob
erts cup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06

The 2eo-ynrd strAightaway In Eng
lands big stadium up II wembley,
adjacent to London. will he modelled
after the tracks of this country.
Tho women's Swimming association q
New York city has enrolled 200 members
In the last few weeks and may soon
need new quarters.
Ottawa may not construct tts proposed
stadium.
New York high school girls may or.
ganixe Tor scholastic competition
There are ESQ teams bowling af the
Rational Recreation company alleys.
Brcckfyu. which src members Of the
New York Bowling association
Rutgers college has scheduled ~
basketball games. seven at home. for the
season. The season starts December
with Cathedral at New Brunswick.
Birmingham tAia-) A. c. win stage .
A. G. and prominent Southern clubs will
scnd contestants
Princeton viii dredge Carnegie lake.
A total Of 10000 young sohooiboys e
New York ara playing handbail.
Honolulu plans q swimming stadium
- = war memorial. The pool win
measure so by no yards. Seating nc-
commcsistions for $500 will he prD-
vfde<i.
Tcronto's arena scene OF winter spork
VIII be ready for Toe play November ~
Professor Richard Portuch 10 rounding
out his s6th year as director Of physlcal
education at the Philadelphia Turngo-
meinde. He Is 81 years Of age.
doe Chcynski. veteran athletic a.
rector nc pfttsburx A. A.. has gives
up his position and moved TO the Pc
cifsc Coast.
The Ontario Curling association ~
f.7s3 members.
California has lskooo lkoous~d ann1ouRF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
BEARS HAVE
KICKING THREAT

Tho only thing California lacked
tor the past two seasons was a kick.
ing threat, not having a good drop
kicker or placekicker. Nisblt, one OF
The best punters In the business. has
finally found the dropkicking knack.
tie booted one 40 yards between the
uprishts against Washington State.
Morrison also kicked one from the
s0.yard line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
MORRISON Is
WONDERFUL. SrrR

In Duke Morrison California has
the fines; reserve baclcfleld man on
the coast.
This veteran In one Of the finest
limo nrnasherr In the business and a
great defensive player. Besides he
can kick pretty well. too.
But h. seldom starts . eame
spaiding and Nichols are slated 70
start at haifbacks and Eisblt at full
hack. with Erb Mt quarter. when tho
Bears play here Saturday.
Besides Morrison. who can ~ m
any backfieid position outside Of
quarter. Coach Smith has two won,
derfui reserves IN Burgess and Dunn.
Tho latter pair would be welcome
additions as regulars on any other
Coast outfit.
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MULLER MAY NOT
START GAME

The great Brick Muller. the long.
st Forward passer In football. and a
great end. Is suffering from a flock
ef Injuries this year. his bones being
zoo brittle TO stand the gaff. He may
not start here Saturday. being held
N reserve. Hufford Is slated for his
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06

PSYCHOLOGY plays It's part in
football like any other sport In
the Eas, n lot Of people think the ma
tives OF the West are stiii wild.
Coach Howard Jones OF Iowa must
have figured n number OF the young
men on the Yale eleven were Of that
opinion.
when the Iowa team came on the
field Mt Yale they were swathed In
blankets and wore huge headgears
When II came time 10 start prao-
tice they removed the blankets.
peeled off their huge sweaters and
walked around the field In a strange.
serpcntino formation. stretching
their arms and legs and grunting
Justify as they did 30.
Before Yale could realize n. Iowa
had scored touchdown and scwed
up the game.
The first impression counts IN
sport and Iowa certainly gave Yale
something to think about as the
western team made It's entrance.
yITHEN Chuck Palmer of North
w western ran 1o2 yards after re-
covering a tumble In the game with
Minnesota. the claim was advanced
that he had tied football record OF
long standing. n was an error.
The football records credit McCaa
Of Lafayette and Boynton OF Will
iisms with runs OF ITO yards.
McCaa made HIS run against
ewarthmore In 1909. while Boynton
performed his against Hamilton In
1920.
Paimcr's run enabled Northwestern
20 get n 7-to-7 tie with Minnesota.
the first big upset OF the year in
western football
CENTRE versus washington and
" Lee. That game is already at
tracing much attention In tho South.
Tho meeting OF these two great
teams Will be staged at Louisville,
KY. on Nov. II.
Centre, by It's great showing
against Harvard. In conceded TO
have another wonder team. After
being scored on three times In tho
first period. largely because the
breaks favored the Crimson. Centre
came back and outplayed Harvard
the rest OF the game.
Washington and Tee showed its
strength In the same with West
Virginia by holding that team 10 a
f?-to-f2 tie. West Virginia had
previously defeated Pittshurg, 20 9.
the first time such a feat had been
accomplished in 20 years by West
Virginia team.
While both clubs are rated strong.
II looks ms n Centre should have
slight edge.
VvHT longest drop kick of the sea-
son IL 20 the credit OF O'Hearn
OF Yale who scored In that manner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06

Babe Ruth Must Train Next Season

OF great interest 10 tho nsw
York American league owners.
who are building n new park
seating $1,000 people. Ruth's
smuggling ability was banked on 70
nil that park on many an occa-
zion.
strict adherence 20 training In
Ruth's only hope. VIII he real
ire n before II II too iats7 Pos
sibiy not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
Centre Star Makes Dropkicking Record
Presidents May Get
Pasadena Bid Again
Washington and jefferson Proves Class by Trimming
Lafayette; Penn State and Nebraska Both Licked;
California Swamps Pullman; Big Three Win Games

VXTASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON, the powerful eleven
Wv that held California TO 90 tie last New Years, may
get the bid TO Pasadena again.
Penn State, invited and having accepted the invitation,
may come, but it is not likely, since they took IA TO
beating from the Navy last week.
Nebraska the other strong contender for the honos also
took the from Syracuse the New Workers. handing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
INGRAM AND GRIMM
MUST STOP ATTACK

CALIFORNIA; best line play Is the
geguiation off-tackis play. They
panied most Of their yardage against
Warrington State by this method.
oAturday ths Bruins viii run up
kgn1nst one Of tho finest pair Of
nckies in the conference In ingram
md Grimm. This pair Of mighty vet
trans arc bound 20 give the Bears
uouble--good as they are.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
CALIFORNIA HAS
rWO BACKFfELDs

California will have two complete
sess Of backfield men here Saturday.
5pAlding and Nichols at halls. Nisbit
q fuiIback and Erb at quarterback.
are expected to start Then Coach
smith has Dunn and Burgess for
1alfhacks and Morrison for fuliback.
and Evans for quarter on his second
string. And ones Just about as good
~ the other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
Prep Grid
Leaders in
BigGames
Garfield Meets Broadway
and Franklin Plays Lin
coin This Week

L,RAgKLrN AND GARFIELD. this
only undefsatsd teams In the
high school football raos. both face
hard games this week
Franklin tangles with Hnooin
Saturday In what should provo 20
be one Of the hardest hurdles for
the champions.
oarfisid tackles Broadway and the
heavy Tiger team II bound 20 give
the speedy Babes plenty of arHu-
ment.
In the other game this vsek
Queen Anne plays West Seattle on
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
FRANKLIN ~,
BALLARD o

Franklin ran up the biggest score
on Ballard team Saturday that a
Quaker squad has registered against
the Beavers In years. When the
smoke Of battle had cleared away
Franklin had won ~ 20 0.
Brice Taylor did his usual bit.
scoring two touchdowns. one a 10.
yard rprfnt up the field after he
had Intercepted . pass. Tho other
was q short end run The first
score was a beautiful pass from
speidei 20 Speliar. tho latter faIlinr
over the line after receiving a 90.
yard pass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
HORNSBY TALKS
ON HOME RUNS

Rogers Hornsby. in explaining how
no supplanted Babe Ruth as tho
hone-run king Of the majors, very
modestly says: Either the ball il
nvelier, the fences shorter or the
pitchers poorer. I swung at the ball
In the same old way, but when I hit
u. Il sure went much farther"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
Two Workouts a
Day for Seattle
Hockey Players

Two workouts a day. one In the
morning and the other in tho
afternoon. win be in order for tho
Seattle hockey team. beginning
tomorrow. The season starts
Monday. with Seattle journeying
TO Vancouver 10 meet the cham
pions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06

NOV. Is Is a gala day for the foot
~ ball fan. Some OF the best cards
Of the year are scheduled for a de-
cision on the afternoon OF that day.
Prominent among the games
scheduled for Nov. is is the Prince
ton-Yaie clash. Harvard meets
Brown. Michigan takes on Wisconsin.
Ohio State plays Iowa. Chicago is
scheduled with Illinois. Pennsylvania
plays Penn State. and so on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
MAPLE LEAFS
WIN SOCCER co

The Maple Leafs beat West Seat
tic. 60 ,. In the feature Easns OF
tho city soccer i~ague AZ Woodland
park Sunday. Woodland Park and
Boeing Aircraft tied al 10 ?.
In the junior division. Washington
Park beat the Allen Athletic asSocia.
ton. ! to o. while Werf Seattle tied
Ben Parts Billiards. TO l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06

That player was George Wilson.
Ausky haifhack OF the Washington
cam. who learned hts football under
cnoch Bagshaw at Everett. showed
he fans at the Stadium Saturday
pome real football
Wilson Is regular bearcat at off
EAckic plays. charging hard and low.
md when he hit the State secondary
lefense he carried his man with him
several yards each clip.
Wilson can also hurl the oval. He
oidn't have any help on the receiv-
ng ends. but with varsity ends TO
auri the leather 10 Wilson's long
passes may be built into n big league
sertal threat.
Not only Is Wilson star on the
offcnse. but his defensive ability WAS
the only thing that saved Washing.
ton from bigger defeat Wilson
played the whole game on the sec
sndary defense.
II Wilson improves. as he should.
~ should be one OF the finest play
~ Washington has ever had.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06

ONE year axo Babe Ruth was
" basebaii's biggest horo. To-
day Babe Ruth In regarded IN the
light OF a very ordinary player
by fandom.
Ruth. because OF his ability 90
hit home runs. became m. Idol
Of the fans over night They are
forgetting him just M quickly.
Ruth. with the puny batting
average of .lis. was tho bust"
4 the 1888 series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06

powers. pospasod coordination
OF brain. eye and muscle.
For two years tho brain end Of
tho game has been passed up by
Ruth. Iio has travelled along on
past reputation. Little or no at
tsntion 90 training soon robbed
the eye and muscle Of their
value.
II Babe Ruth thru or can no
come baek7 That is a question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
BOLDT'S TEAM
WINS BIG GAME

Boid,s cafe eleven trimmed Yves,
Seattle. ] 10 0. at Hiawaiha field
yesterday.
Saturday the Boldt team win jour.
ney 10 Roaiyn 10 play a picked squad
from Rosiyn and Gle Elum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06

At last the mighty have fallen.
The Everett high school team was
handed its first setback in years by
prep team Saturday when the
Whatcom high school squad OF Bel.
hnEham took the measure OF the
Everett team by IL to o tally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
Golden Bears Show Real
Form in Cougar Massacre

las, few games u has been OF nth.
value. The Bruin squad emerged
from the game without any In.
jurtea and will hurl ita full strength
against Bagrhaw's msn saturday.
II ought to BE- q great battle. The
C4lifornlans viii have light work.
outs Monday and Tuesday and win
depart for Seattle Tuesday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
WILLIE HOPPE
MAY COME BACK

Champions who fade seldom come
back. but While Hoppe looks ~ II
he might be the exception. Hoppe h
training faithfully for the coming
billiard tournament and feels conf
dent he win regain ths title he hsld
SO long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
ANSWER THIS
SMART CRACK

CT Young and Amos Rusie star
pitchers Of other days. insist there -
one sure way TO stop home-run hit
ting - use high balls. Prescntday<
pitchers ask where you arc going to
get EN-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
ROOSEVELT 7.
QUEEN ANNE 0

Roosevelt sprung one OF the biz.
gcst surprises Of the season I'm Sat
urday's second game. trimming
Queen Anne 7 10 o. The defeat
eliminated the hill team from the
race N thsy have also lost to Lin.
colin Roosevelt has been taking
some severe joits on the chin, but
the Rough Riders came back Ia
nice fashion Saturday.