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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-12-20

Shelby Goodman Of Upper Belt
creek was transacting business in
Belt Tuesday. Mr.. Goodman states
that the Belt Riceville road is now
open. The steam shovel is just fin
fishing the last cut on the old road
and that hereafter it, will be working
on the new part Of the road thus
making it possible for people to ira
vel up and down the creek. Surfac-
ing is going on rapidly. Coarse
gravel has been spread as far as the
Cooper ranch. Another coat of finer
gravel will be put on later. From the
Walter Goodman ranch on there is
no need Of graveling because the road
passes through a gravel formation.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-12-20

News has been received by Leo C..
GraybiIl of the marriage of John
Sprengler and Miss Marguerite Flynn
in DesMoines, Iowa, on Dec. 10th.
They will be at home in Minneapolis
after Jan. LIST. The groom was for
merly employed in the State Bank of
Belt and later in the Sand CouIee
bank. He is well known and respect
ed by the Belt people while the bride
was for some years head Of the Com
mercial department Of the local high
school. Their many friends viii all
be pleased 10 hear Of their marriage
and to wish them the greatest ~ hap
pjneas and success.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-10
Es Facil Desprender ell
Cuts de Nal Aspecto

IHa exclamado I'd. alguna vez, al
mirarse al espejo: Isl solo pudiese
desprenderme esta vieja piel2" Y, lno
sabe I'd. que este mismo 10 puede I'd.
hacer? No eliminar toda la piel de
repente; que ese seria un metodo de-
masiado heroico, y tambien muy dolo-
roso. La cutfcula desgastada, Sc
desprende pronto en- partfculas tan pc
quefas, y en- una forma tan gradual,
que no molesta en- 10 mas mfnimo.
POGO a POGO, la hermosa tez que esta
debajo, Sc presenta en- la superhcie.
iMaravilloso! Por manchada, ruda,
granulosa que este su tez, I'd. podra
desprenderla, con este metodo sencillo.
Solo tiene I'd. que comprar una onza
go gm.) de cera mercolizada comdn,
en- la droguerfa, apIiquesela en- la noche
como Ell cold cream y lavese la
mafiana siguiente. Los resultados
seran, en- verdad, maravillosos.
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Correo de Italia

que componian el jurado tuvieron que
intervenir para evitar que los concur
santes negasen las manos. Pero a
la media noche Ia cosa fu6 va inevita-
bic, 81 niimero Sc precipito sobrc ell
numero /, ell cual, por su parte, no
mantuvo quietas las manos. Nueva-
mente e, jurado intervino.
Este incidente aument6 ell ntimero
de los curiosos que no cesaban de inva-
dir la sala, 10 mismo durante la noche
que durante ell dia. Como entire los es-
pectadores habia amigos del desve-
lado numero / del desvelado nlime-
70 5. ell orden fue amenazado en- las
tribunas; ell jurado tuvo que pedir
la intervention de los carabineros.
Hacia las cuatro de la ma1ana del
martes, Sc retro ell sefor Zavattero
(Cirilino) que gan6 Ell premio de 200
Iras por haber presentado un progra-
ma verdaderamente humoristico. Logro
mantenerse en- estado de vigilia du-
rante rs horas
La sefiorita Martinuzzi obtuvo ell
tercer premio. A ESQ de las cinco de
la mafiana Sc sintio LENA de malestar
ell doctor tuvo que atenderla dando-
lie un calmante. Habia resistido 1eroi-
camente durante 78 horas, 55 minutes
y 45 segundos. Habia vencido IL
concursantes.
Quedaron, pues, frente a frente, ell
ntmero 1, sefior Monopoi ell n1me-
70 5 (Gerolini). Estos, cuando vieron
que las fuerzas Sc les iban acabando,
decidieron retirarse al mismo tempo.
repartiendose por igual Ell prinero y
Ell segundo premio. Habian estado
despiertos 81 horas, cincuenta minu-
tos y diez segundos!
Ell record mundial no solo fue batido
por estos dos iltimos concursantes, 81
no que va la sefiorita Martinuzzi 10
habia batido con su vigilia de rs ho-
ras.
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vULCAN|zAC|ON

Tenemos ell gusto de notificar to-
dos los duefios de AUTOMOBILES Qua
guas que nuestro taller de VULCANI-
zACION ha quedado definitivamente
instalado, con todos los adelantos mo-
dernos conocidos hasta hoy en- Ell mer-
cado Americana, y con MoLDES de
so rs, hasta Ell 40x8. Sc garantiza
toda clase de trabajos que Sc nos con-
fien.
DIEGO AGUERoS g. co.
Propietarios. Advt.
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Roma, 1923.
En- Trieste acaba de efectuarse un
curioso certamen. Sc trata de un re-
cord novfsimo: Ell de res.stencia con-
ira Ell suefio. Este singular concurso
Sc efectu6 en- la sa de bale La Fe-
NICE y comenz6 la noche del 20 de ju-
nio tilt mo, que fue viernes. Cada uno
de los concursantes (que fueron GER
ca de veinte, entire los cua.es habia
algunas sefioritas) tenia que pasar
el tempo en- ocupaciones humoristi-
cas-, m:entras una orquesta muy te-
nue. un piano Sc alternaban sin in
terrupci6n, tocando las melodias mas
eficaces para producer ell suefio.
Durante las primeras 48 horas, la
resistencia fue general. Despues, es
decir, al llegar al tsrcer dia, Morfeo
comenzo hacer sus primeras victi-
mas. Al l,egar al mediodia del domin-
go, Sc RETRO Ell primer concursante,
que fue ell numero catorce segin la
inscription. Los parpados Sc le cerraban
obstinadamente no habia esfuerzo,
de voluntad que bastara mantener-
los abiertos
Despues de la una de la noche, es
decir, despues de so horas de vigilia.
otros seis concursantes siguieron la
suerte del primero.
FL ntimero 2 Sc adormeci6 cediendo
a la suggestion de la mlsica. No tar
do en- presentarse la banda ''Jose Yer
dir que ejecuto ell himno de San JUS
to y otras canciones alegres, porque los
concursantes que quedaban en- la are
ma (?) no querian DIR mas los que
jumbres de la mdsica que hasta en-
tonces habia llegado sus oidos. va
eran muchas marchas fiinebres para
los infelices desvelados.
Los nueve que quedaron en- disputa
del primer lugar, estaban en- un esta-
do de somnolencia. Sin embargo, es-
ia no era tanta que no pudiesen llegar
al lunes.- Por 10 menos asi Sc creia,
pero algunas horas despues las flas SUI
frieron algunas bajas. De los nueve
concursantes solo quedaron cuatro que
fueron Antonio Gerolini. Ubaldo Mo-
nopoh, Ell sr zavattero Y la sefiorita
Triestina Herminia Martinuzzi.
La lucha Sc hizo aspera especial
mente en- las horas avanzadas de la
noche. Cada uno de los cuatro concur
santes Sc dispuso veneer los de-
mas. Uno de ellos principalmente, que
no Sc limit6 pensar tai cosa, sino
que hizo ostentacion de clio diciendo
que estaba 'dispuesto a. apostar que Ell
seria Ell illtimo.
En- ell estado de excitaci6n en- que
Sc halaaban causa de la larga vigi-
liza, los altercados Sc producian con
| facilidad varias veces las personas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-10

UN CERTAMEN DE RESISTENCIA
CONTRA Ell SUENO. - DESPIER-
TOS CAST DURANTE cIEN HoEAs
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Desde Utuado
EsPLENDIDA vELADA

Todo acro que tienda a elevar ell
h@cn nombre de nuestro pueblo, i,npul-
sando ST. progreso cultural y economi-
CO y politico, debe MERCER dc tcdo ciu-
dadano IT. mas decidida cooperation
moral material. Como el iltimo en-
tire los humildes, jamas hemos negado
nuestro concurso para dar realce
obras Gle tai espocie. Y nueStro APPLAUSE
ha sido mas calido espontaneo para
aquellas obras cuyos ,autores han pre-
tendido ocultarse al, joio, indagador de
taunque esta solo sea. .un simple elogio.
En- Utuado existe una sociedad orga-
nizada por generesas damas, gus ha
hecho Llucho bien por las classes des-
heredadas. Dicha sociedad, cuyo NOM
bre es La Pia Union de San Antonio,
que-iendo rendir homena;c 81 santo que
la apsdrina que tanto bien le ha
permitido hacer, organize una velada,
cen Ell fin de obtener fondcs con que
comprar una imagen de su protector.
La presidenta dc la organ zaci6n Que
10 es la culta dana dona Manola Blsn-
co de Mar5incz, ayudada generosa y
eficazmente por la estimada sefiora DO
ma Rlonca Blanco viuda de RubeTt,
despleg6 gran actividad I'm tacto ex-
quisito al seleccionar 10 mas bello y
vsiioso de nuestro jardin, tan prodigo
en- bellezas naturales, confeccionando
un selecto programa con que fue obse-
quiado el pubIco en- la noche del vier-
nes 81 de setiembIe.
La festec.ta Sc cclebro en- Ell Cine
Utuado, r-oyectan6ose como primera
pare ell chistosisimo drama ssRabiando
por Casarse''. A continuation aparecio
un core tornado por las senozitas: Con-
suelito y Se,va de JESUS, Isaura y An
gelina Rigual, Pepita Celeste Mas
sat, Blanquita Alvarez, Carolina Mu-
floz Rita Tulla, cantando bailan-
do a "Lisson Iissette''
Todas estas jovenes hicieron un mag
nffico trabajo, sobresaliendo por la voz
la gracia de sus gestos las sefioritas
Selva de Jesis en- "El Fox trot de la
sombrilla''; Consuelito de Jesus en-
Amor Holand6s'' Celeste Massat en-
fCoraz6n de Maja'';; las encantado-
ras senoritas Isaura y Angelina Rigual
en- s'Serenata Galante'' (Colombina-
Duo).
La muy cuita profesora, gloria del
magisterio portorriqueho, donde su in
teligencia ha brillado con toda la fuer-
"a de privilegiado cerebro, estuvo ma
gistral al recitarnos la poesia 'Sinfo-
MIA Helenica, del inspirado poeta natl
vo Jose JESUS Esteves.
Es digno de mencionarse ell exito al
canzado por Ell nifio Enrique Alvarez,
quien promote mucho como violinista;
" la geneccsa cooperation de La exec
lente pianista Cecilia Mufioz de Negr6n.
Ell acto resulto un gran exito artis-
tico y monetalio y al extender nuestra
felicitacion a los organizadores del mis-
mo, les sugerimos los repitan con fire.
cuencia, va que son muy prcvechosos
esos ratios de expansion esp.-ituaI.
Francisco PAGAN.
CorrcSponsaI.
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HOTELES
C,ARIBE

Eituado en- Ell coraz6n dc la ciudad.
Perfsctamente acondicionado con todos
los adelantos modernos: Ascensor, Te-
l6fonos, Timbres, Magnificas habitacio-
mes con bafio privado efectos santa
rios. Especial comfort para familias y
viajantes. Precios moderados.
Telefonos 4S4 y 1909. p. o. Box S26.
Gale de San Francisco, No. "a.
San Juan, p. r.
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CENTRAL.

Edincic construido expresamente para
Hotel. Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor, Habitaciones con rano. Te-
lefono. Timbres, Barberfa y cu.nto
requiere ell Moderne Comfort.
Ian EIropeo American Plan.
Desde $500 2.5o. Desde $3.50 q $50
Restaurant la Carta. oubierto 81. 90
SAN JOSE No. IL.
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Solicite PastillO
DINERO
TengO siempre buen negOciO
para usted.

Si 10 tiene y desea invertirIo
sobre s6Iida garantia hipoteca-
ria, en- San Juan, o la lsla, visi-
tene, IIamenne por teIefono o es-
cribanne. NO NE TIENE QUE PA
GAR COMISION ALGUNA.
A. QUINTANA REYES.
S. Brau No. %, altos. Tel. 1874
San Juan, P. R.
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BAL.EARES

ARECIBO, Plaza Principal. Hotel, Ca
f6, Colmado y Restaurant. Ell .mejor de
Arecibo. sitio para automobiles anexo
~ Hotel.
PEDRO oRPI.
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TECH SHORTRIDGE
MEET WEDNESDAY
IN FINAL BATTLE
Field Scene 81 Intra-
City High School Title
Game.

The final city high school football
game will be played on Wednesday
at Irwin Field between Technical and
Shortridge. AS the series now stands
Technical has won one game and
Shortridge has lost one game. Tech
romped over Manual and then the
southsidefs turned around and de-
feated Shortridge, 10 to O..
On the face of it the Green and
White seems to have the decided
edge. They look at least two touch
downs better than Shortridge by CON
servative estimates. No n knows,
however, just what will happen in a
high school grid game.
The Shortridge team has been
working hard for the game and no
doubt will have a few new ones to
pull on the Techites. But what
Shortridge must do is to stop the fast
running backs Of the eastsiders.
In the Manual contest the Tech ma
chine moved with q smoothness
almost irresistible. II Shortridge can
throw a monkey wrench into this ma
chinery they have a chance, but it
looks like a long n right now.
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Up. C.S SHINE
IN SUNDAY FRAY
Feeney'8 Team Defeats
Rensselaer, Eleven 1910,

Eliminating another obstacle to the
State Independent football title for
1928. Al Feeney's Y. p. C. team
romped over Rensselaer, at Washing
ton Park Sunday and emerged win
ner, 1910.
The vtctors held the upper hand at
all times and at no time was the local
team in any great danger Of being
scored against. The defense play Of
the Y. p. c. line was spectacular, once
holding the hard hitting upstate team
-four downs without a gain after they
had taken the ball on a tumble on
the local 15-yard line.
Mixing passes with some smashing
off-tackle drives by Duncan and
Marks, the locals early in the game
carried the ball to the visitors twenty
yard line and behind interference
Wagner skirted left end for a touch
down. The kick after touchdown was
blocked.
In the last period play was always
in the visitors territory and a beau
tiful pass, Jackson to Joe Hopkins,
over the line, added the second ouch
down. The kick was again blocked.
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Saturday Football

INDIANA
Butler. 10; Haskell indiana. ID.
Notrc Dame 90; Carnegie Tech. o.
Franklin A; Earlham, o.
Rose Poly. 10 Indiana State Normal, o.
Wabash Freshmen. 81: Franklin Fresh
men, o,
Indiana. 3; Purdue. O..
Illinois. o; Ohio state, o..
Chicago. 10: Wisconsin. g..
Michigan, 10: Minnesota, 0.
Iowa, II; Northwestern. IA.
MIDDLE WEST
Western Reserve. 10; Heidelberg. o.
Hiram. Is: Case. o.
Wooster. 80: benson, 0.
Ohio Wesleyan, 8. Akron. o.
Detroit. o: Carroll University. o.
Iowa State. 10: Grinnell. o.
Defiance. 81; Highland Park (DetroitN. Q.
Carroll. 3: Lawsence. o.
O'terbein, y st. Xavier. o.
Beloit. 80: RiDon. 9.
EAST
Yale. 10: Harvard. 0.
Army, o; Navy
fTS%fh% 6: New s#' H HaTf5i3iES' gSi...e, o.
Lafayette. 10; Lehigh, 3
Dickinson. z; Delaware o.
New York University. z; Boston univer-
University Of Maryland. 10; Catholic Uni
GEORGETOWN. 20; Tulsa University. o.
P~ennsylvania Military College, q: Juniata
College. o.
Holy Cross, 81; University Of Buffalo. o.
Western Maryland, IA Drexel. O.
Allegheny, 10; Bucknell. 7.
Johns Hopkins. 81; George Washington
University. 9.
Canisius. 8; st. Bonaventura. 0.
Grove City. 10: West Virginia Wesleyan, o.
Gettysburg. IA; Gallaudet, o.
Susquehanna. IA; Lebanon Valley. ~.
st. Thomas. 20; Trinity, 7.
SOUTH
Tennessee, 10; Mississippi. o.
Southern. 9 Howard, 9.
Centre, 10; Washington and Lee {.
Knox 10: Lake Forest, o.
Tulane. 20: Louisiana State, o.
Centenary, IA; Oglethorpe. o.
Carson Newman. IL: Mercer, o.
Furman, SO; Erskine, 0.
Wake Forest. IA; North Carolina State, o.
FAR EST
Syracuse. z; Nebraska. D
Colorado, 20: Wyoming, 3.
Montana State, As; Colorado State Teach
ers College. IL.
Creighton University. ID; Oklahoma A
California. o; Stanford. o.
University of Washington. "a; Washing
ton State College, z.
oregon Aggies. 8; University Of Oregon, 0
University of Southern California, 8; Uni
versity Of Idaho, D
University of Redlsnds, 8; Whittier Col
lege, @.
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Independent Basketball

The Hoosier Celts will practice Tuesday
evenings under the direction of Coach Wit
ter. former captain Of the Dental College
squad The Celts would like to schedule
games on Thursday and Saturday evenings
gith team having, access to gyms. The
Celts have Won all their games so far
against the Hermes. St. Matthews. Spartans,
r. A. C.s and the Ladoga Independents. For
games call Webster 1880.
The Boys Club Fair Plays want games
with the 7. P C.s. Diamond Chain, New
Augusta and others. Call Main 1891 and
ask for McGill. or write McGill. Boys Club
Association, Meridian St. and Madison Ave.
city.
The Y. P. Cs will meet the Turner's at
South Side Turner'S Hall on Wednesday
night and on Thursday night will play the
Indianapolis Hubs at St. Anthony Hall. On
Dec. 6 the 7. p. C-s will meet the unde-
feated Martinsville Artesian Stars at St. An
thongs Hall. The management OF the st
Anthony team wishes to state that this is
not the Martinsviile team that recently lost
TO the Washington A. G.
The Emerson Orioles defeated the Edge
wood Independents. IS to 10. For games call
Hvington 2e44 and ask for Campbell.
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FERNDALES FALL
BEFORE JONESBORO
ThomS and Reno Shine for
Visiting GridderS.

The Jonesboro football team de,
feated the Ferndales Sunday at
Pennsy Park, 81 to o. Thoms. former
Iowa star. counted two Of the visitors
touohdowns and Jess Reno chalked up
the third.
Ferndale was offside on the try for
point after the first touchdown and
IT was awarded to Jonesboro. The
other two extra points were the result
of kicks by Roberts.
The first quarter was fairly
sven, although Ferndale had the ball
on the ~Jonesboro ten-yard line early
In the period. From that point, how
ever, they could not advance.
At the start OF the second quarter
Jonesboro kicked to the Ferndale 80
yard lins and recovered the ball. The
visitors then made ten yards through
the line, threw a pass successfully to
the Ferndale vineyard line, and then,
after two tries, Thoms went over.
The last quarter saw the visitors
out-onarginR the local line and they
made four first downs co~nsecutively,
Thoms taking the ball over from the
one-yard line for the second touch,
down and Roberts kicking the point
Passes were missed and intercepted
by both teams after this, the final
count of the visitors coming as a
result of a pass which Jess Reno
grabbed and carried over.
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everything was lovely as far as two
Homecoming affairs went
At Indiana the Crimson completely
smothered Purdue's sweeping end
runs and won. 3 I o O.. In most cases
the Boilermakers' short forward
passes. although completed, did not
make enough yardage.
Wilkens in his last game booted q
drop kick from just in front Of the
forty-fve-yard chalk line for the only
points of the game. 1t was a whale
of a kick hat did not travel very
high, but straight and true through
the uprights at about a 30-degree
angle.
Purdue Misses Chance
Wllkens missed another drop kick
by about a yard from an easier
position. Purdue had a good chance
10 tie Up the game in the fourth
quarter with the ball directly in front
of the posts and only about a %
yard kick needed. but seemingly
wanted to win or nothing, and tried
a pass on the fourth down which was
grounded.
At Charlottesville Wabash started
out at a terrific clip and with straight
football carried the ball down the field
for its first touchdown. Wyatt went
over. In the second quarter another
drive put the ball over again. This
time Singleton went across. Duhin
and Singleton added the extra points
after touchdown. Singleton made d
86-yard place kick in the third
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quarter for the last points as De
Paw braced. The final was II to 0.
Here at Irwin Field just about
everything happened when Butler de-
feated the Haskell Indians, 10 to 13,
in a sensational fray. The Indians
scored all their points in the first
quarter. Griggs was the Butler star
and Nipper did we'll also. Woods was
out with a sprained ankle.
Redsins Weaken
Condition beat the redskins, who
weakened as the game neared its
close. John Levi, the Indian star,
was a great runner and plunger. His
defensive work was high grade. He
is a powerful player. Middles worth,
Kiser, Duttenhaver and Captain Hun
gate played their last games for
Butler.
Notre Dame showed the East more
Of It's slashing attack by running Up
&c points on Carnegie Tech. Connell,
who got in because Of Don Miller's
absence, was a star. He counted two
Of the touchdowns. Layden and Crow
ley also did their stuff"
Rose Poly defeated State Normal
for the Terre Haute city title by a
score of l 9to 0. Franklin went to
Earlham and swamped the Quakers,
who ended a disastrous season, A to 0.
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'Y' RACES FOR BOYS ON
CIRCLE THANKSGIVING
Entries Must Be in by Tuesday Eve
ming at 8 O'Clock. ~

The Y. NJ c. a. will stage a
Thanksgiving track program on he
Circle, as is it's usual custom. This
year the events will be for boys.
There Will be no junior or senior
races.
The entries will be classified as to
age so that all viii have an equal
chance. Application blanks will be
received at the ~ until s D. m.
Tuesday. The entrance fee for each
race is 10 cents.
The first three to finish each race
VIII receive awards. The events,
which Will be run around the mon
ument or the Circle. are as follows:
TwO-lap run for boys. ages l1-12 years.
Ihree-iap run for boys. ages 1914 years.
FIye-lap run for boys. ages 15-l6-IT years.
Fifteenlsp bicycle race for boys. lily
years. inclusive.
Special races for Y. NJ. C. A. members
only: TwO-lsD run for boys. ages 11-12-13
years: three-lap run for boys, ages 14-15-I6-
It years
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KEITH TO APPEAR
IN THURSDAY BOXING
Cincy WeIterweight Added to Wallace
DOwney Fight Program.

Cincy Welterweight Added to Wallace
DOwney Fight Program.
With the signing today of Phil
Keith, Cincinnati welterweight, to
meet one of the local boys in his di-
vision for the opening prelim Of six
rounds. the card of the American a.
c. to be staged at Tomlinson Hall
next Thursday night is nearly COM
pleted. The card as it now stands is
as follows:
Roy Wallace. Indianapolis. VS.. An
thOny Downey, Columbus, Ohio, ten
rounds at 100 pounds.
Willie Sullivan, Cincinnati, VS..
Make Epstein, Indianapolis, eight
rounds at 118 pounds.
Reamer Roberts, Indianapolis, VS..
Fighting Farraris, TT. Thomas, eight
rounds at 11S pounds.
Phil Keith, Cincinnati, VS.. Indian
apolis. opponent yet to be selected,
six rounds at las pounds.
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Butler Fame

Pat Pages Butler gridders won
more national attention by down
ing the Haskell Incians Satur-
day. The redskins were beaten
by Minnesota by only n point
this fall and they tied the
Marines in New York.
Butler won all It's home games
this season and lost only to the
great elevens Of Notre Dame and
Illinois. Hanover, Chicago "Y"
College, Franklin, Bethany, Wa
bash and De Paw were defeated
by Butler.
1t was another bright year for
Page.
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This week will find Notre Dame
playing at st. Louis "U' and Wabash
clashing with the Tennessee Medics at
Memphis, Tenn.
In the final Saturday of the State
football season the annual rivalry
games held the center of attraction.
Two H~omecOmings'
The big homecoming day crowd
went back home happy from Bloom
ington after I. us unexpected defeat
of Purdue, and the Wabash grads
who gathered at Charlottesville to see
the Little Giants take the measure
Of De Paw saw that very thing. So
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Independent Football

Sunday the Riley Tiger Juniors handed
the Triangle A. Cs their first defeat of the
season by a score of z to 9. It was the
nth win for the Tigers. The Tigers would
Ikt to hear from some team playing in the
nfty-pOund class for a game THANKSGIVING.
: or games call Belmont 3647 and ask for
windy Practice Monday and Tuesday.
The Marion Cardinals went out of their
class to defeat the BrOOkside Reserves Sun
the city championship in the S0-9O-pOund
class. The Cardinals also claim the title in
the 7O-S0-pOund class in which they regul-
larry play. NJ. Kepner at half starred for
the Cardinals.
The Imperials defeated the Tuxedo Bull
dog Sunday al Pennsy Park. p to @. Tho
Imperials scored on a forward pass in the
first play Of the game. The Imperials will
play the Christamores at Riverside Thanks
giving day at 2 p. m. WoOlgar. Meehan.
Baldwin Peterson and Zolnar will be In
the Christam0re lineup.