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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
Saturday Football Results

St Joseph's. Ii: George Washington. 7.
Gettysburg. IA, Dickinson. o.
Third Army Corps, 8. Canadian Argo-
Connecticut Agsies, 10; College of City of
University Of Buffalo. 7: Hamilton. 8.
New Hampshire. n: Lowell Textile o.
Union. Z: Hobart, 3.
Bueknen "A Muhlenberg. 9.
Ashland. Ohio. 40: Ctdarvllle, o.
Delaware, 10: Haverford o.
Franklin and Marshall. 20; Pennsylvania
Penn State freshmen. o: Syracuse fresh
Exeter, IA Worcester Academy. 2.
Lehigh, Is Carnegie rech, @
Urinus. %: Albright. @.
Johns Hopkins. II; Western Maryland
College. 0.
Harvard freshmen, 25 sufiieid school. IS.
Marines. 40: vilianova O.
Yale Freshmen 81: Princeton freshmen, z.
Andover. :; Lawrenceville 0.
Maryland University. IS: st. Johns Of
Norwich. ia; Clarlseon Tech. o.
SOUTH
Centre. 10; Kentucky. ,.
Vanderbilt. 0; Mississippi A; and NJ. o.
Sewanee, 20 Chattanooga o.
Georgia Tech. o; Alabama. O.
Georgia, 4; Auburn, O..
Baylor. o; Texas a. and NJ. O.
Tennessee. -; Tulane, 2.
Florida. 10: Mercer. 7.
Gettysburg. IA: Dickinson, o.
Texas. q: Rice, o.
Louisville. Il; Pennsylvania. o.
Washington and Lee, 7; Virginia. o.
University Of North Clrolina, L. Univsr
sity of South Carolina, o.
North Carolina State L., Davidson 8.
Virginia POlytechic Institute, 81; Glenn
son, O.
Centenary. rs: Kentucky State Normal, g.
Oklahoma A. and M, 10: Phillips Univer-
sity. 0.
University Of Arkansas, o. ouachita. 0.
Howard College. IA Millsap College. 9.
Virginia Military Academy. 10; Emory
HIGH SCHOOLS
Cathedral. 80 Knightstown. 0.
South Bend So: Ia Porte. O.
Sheridan IL: Elwood. @.
Morocco. 10; KirIxlin, o.
Muncie, %; Newcastle. o.
Waite fToledol. "A; Garfield tTerre
Esute). 7.
Goshen. 7; Elkhart, g.
schott (Toledol IS: watertown On.
", o.
Harrisburg Tech pa, co Greensburg, O.
Kokomo. 81; Hartford City, o.
East Chicago. 8 Whiting, O..
Kentland. IL; Logansport. 9.
Emerson (Garyl, 19; Hammond. 0.
Howe Military. 20; Central (Ft Wayne) O.
Bloomfield. 10; Gerstmeyer tTerre
Hsutel. O.
BicknelI. 65; worthington, o.
Lebanon. Is: 0tterbein. o.
Warsaw, 80: Peru. q.
Reitz lEvs1svtllel. =; Petersburg, 2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05

attempting to block the opponents.
They must stay in formation as
nearly as possible to screen off the
defensive secondary. but must not
interfere with the defensive men OK
cept before the pass is made or
after it is completed,
The receiving end delays momen-
tarily, then runs into the open space
between his screen and the charging
defense for the pass.
The three backs protect the passer.
This is a difficult pass to make as
It must be made over the charging
defense, must lead the runner and
must be snappy but not too fast to
be handled well.
This same screen may be used
with any formation. either close or
open.
Play No. viii be the platter
play"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
Girl jumps feet 6 inches.
Guess somebody asked her
to get married.

HASKELL INDIANS RUN UP SCORE
OF 316. LEADING ONE TO BELIEVE
THEY WERE BATTING AGAINST Nc
GRAwS PITCHERS
There are seven million golfers in Amer
lea, several Of whom actually stop to re
place divots.
If selling Hornsby Will help baseball in
st. Louis a steady diet of carbolie ought
to help you live to be 100.
TILDEN WINS NO. RANKING
IN TENNIS SHOWING THAT
WONDERS NEVER CEASE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
Mooresville Wins Opener

BY Times Special
MOORESVILLE, Ind, Nov. S.-The
local high school basketball team de
feated the Broad Ripple FIVE in q
closely contested game here Satur
day night. Score was 81 to 10. The
encounter was the opening event for
both schools. The Moeresville boys
showed a superior brand Of defense
throughout the game. They held the
Broad Ripple lads to five goals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
Athletic Club Organized

The Prest-oLite employees have or
ganized an athletic club called the
Poleac Club. The first boxing
bout scheduled by the organization
will have Happy Atherton. Ray Hahn
Gene Risk, and Merle Alte as head
liners. The show is scheduled Ter
Nov. IA. A basketball team is being
organized by the Poleacs. Officers Of
the club are to be elected this week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
LOS ANGELES SPEEDWAY
TO BE READY FOR RACE
Damage By Fire TO Be Repaired for
Thanksgiving Event.

By Times Special
Los ANGELES, Cal. Nov. 5.-The
FIRE which Tuesday swept the Los
Angeles Speedway at Beverly was
checked before the huge million dollar
plant was seriously damaged. accord
ing to a statement given out by A NJ.
Young. manager Of the association.
About one-eighth OF a mile Of the
track on the north side OF the track
in front Of the grandstand was
burned, the damage being estimated
at about $500 which is fully
covered, according to Speedway Of
fcials, by insurance.
This part OF the track will be re
built at once and carpenters are busy
with their plans for the immediate
start Of the work. The speedway 26O'
mile national championship will be
held on Thanksgiving day as
scheduled
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05

Indiana, as was expected, came
back in good shape against Hanover
and did not have much trouble win
ming in the mud and rain, 90 to 0. at
Bloomington. Lombard gave Wabash
a beating over at Galesburg. Ill. IS
to 0, Franklin found Rose Poly
plenty tough and won out only by
the slight margin of to o.
Earlham defeated Central Normal
of Danville, Ind, 4S to 0; State Nor
NAL Of Terre Haute defeated Oakland
City College, "a to 8; Bethel defeated
Evansville College, 10 to 0. At irwin
field De PAW freshmen ran over the
Butler yearlings, 81 to 6. Sturtridge,
Gary athlete. was the big star for
the Methodists.
Sam Old Story
The Notre Dame triumph was the
same old story Of the wonderful set
Of backs behind a superbly charging
line and an interference supreme.
Crowley. Don Miller and Layden were
almost unstoppable at times. especial
ly when they got within scoring dis.
lance.
A new luminary showed UP for
Rockne in Glenn Grove at end.
Purdue's touchdown, the second
scored on Notre Dame this year. was
the result of sixty -five-yard run by
an Indianapolis youth, Prout. who
formerly played with Manual High
| School.
Marks i. Z. Star
Marks was the big star against
Hanover Like Zev he is a good mud
der and seemed to hold his footing il
the slippery going better than the
others. He put over three touch
downs for I. u. Plumbing was fire.
quent, due to the rain and good old
Indiana gooey mud.
Lombard, which held Notre Dame
IA TO in an early season game
romped in the Wabash fray and the
| Crawfordsville team was able to make
only one first down during the contest
Franklin scored on Rose Poly in
the first period when Red Rohra-
baugh went over, and that was all
for the day Red was the only con.
sistent ground gamer for the Bap-
lists
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BY ROBERT G. zUPPKE
Football Coach, University of III
nois, Author Of Football
Technique and Tacti

Technique and Tactics"
r~7HE screened pass, not. how
ever, as 1t is built up now,
was played as far back as
1906, and was the result of the ig-
norance Of coaches as to how much
blocking the nnemen ought to do to
protect the thrower. Many passes
were intercepted and carried back
for touchdown. Today the screened
pass Is better protected and is used
with more discretion. My Oak Park
high school teams. 1910-1912. used
the screened pass almost entirely
and quite often from a double pass,
one of which was lateral.
All offensive unemen, except an
end. rush straight down the field
with the snap Of the bali without
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
ILLINOIS AGAINST
BADGERS SATURDAY
INFEATURE GAME
Four Big Ten Teams Un-
defeated Suckers Have
Chance at Title.
BIG TEN STANDING

BIZ Untteu PF685
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-With two hard
conference games still facing them
Illinois and Michigan set to work
today to complete their schedules un
defeated.
Neither team meets the other, but
both battle Wisconsin. The Illlni
meets the Badgers next Saturday at
Urbana. while the Wolverines go to
Madison. Nov. 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05

INDIANA
De Paw Freshmen. 81; Butler Fresh
Notre Dame. 81: Purdue, 7.
Indiana, 30: Hanover. O.
Franklin. 6: Rose Poly. o.
Lombard, Is; Wabash. O.
Earlham. 43; Central Normal DAN
State Normal. "a: Oakland City. 6.
Bethel. 1s: Evansville College, o.
BIG TEN
Illinois. z: Chicago. O..
Michigan. 6; Iowa. 3.
Minnesota. "a: Northwestern. -.
ohIo State, ~; Denison. o.
Marquette Is: Detroit. 8.
8orningzide. 70; North Dakota AEgtes. o.
Ohio. IL Kenyon. 0.
Toledo 81; Flndiay. o.
Carroll, p: Dayton, o.
Kansas. Z; Ok ahoma, 3.
Washington University. 6; Drury, O.
Mount Union 81; Case. o.
wooster. 10: Western Reserve. 8.
Haskell Indians. %: Creighton Univer-
sity, 0.
Akron, 90 Ohio Northern. o.
Ohio Wesleyan, 10; Michigan AsEies. Il.
Drake. 81: Ames. 0.
St. Xavier. 20: St. Louis University. 10.
St. Johns, 20: Springfield, z.
Hiram. 2i Muskingum. 9.
Augustana. 3. Milliken. 2
Utah 1O5; Idaho. 3.
Denver. 40: Wyoming. o.
University of Washington. Il: Oregon
Stanford. 10; Olympic Club. 7.
University OF COLORADO. II: Colorado Col
lege, z.
Washington. Il; Oregon Aggies.- o.
WASHINGTON State College, 10; Oregon. T..
University of Arizona, Ii; University of
New Mexico.
University of California. D; University of
Ne p eTa; o. California University
(southern branchl. 9.
Occidental I2: Whittier. 3.
California Tech. "a; University of Red
lands. 0.
Brigham Young University. 10; Colorado
Teachers College. o.
ST. Marv's. az: California Agg1es, 2.
= EAST
Lsyfsyette 9: W. & j. 8.
Harvard. 10; Tufts. o.
Syracuse. 10: Penn State. o.
Boston University. II; Colby. T.
Navy, g; Colgate. Q.
Pennsylvania g Pittsburgh. o.
Yale, 81; Army. 10.
Cornell. 81; Dartmouth. z.
Holy Gross. Is: Vermont. o.
Princeton. 35: Swarthmcre. 8.
Boston College. 81; Georgetown. o.
MaInt IS: Bowdoin. 6.
Brown. 1e: Bonaventure. O.
Williams. 26; Massachusetts, Aggies. o.
Amherst IL: Wesleyan. 10
Columbia. o Aiddlebury. g.
Worcester Poly, o: Rhode Island State, o.
Bates. "a Txlnity.-o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
Spartans Organize

The West Indianapolis Spartans
have organized and desire games with
city and State basketball teams. The
Spartans viii play the Second Bap.
fist team Tuesday in the Baptist 8
gym. For games call Belmont 0S09
or write e. A. Davenport. 1915 River
Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
Water Grid

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OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. s.
Play in the Guthrie-Oklahoma
City High School football game
was held UP ten minutes while
Gross, a Guthrie player, was
rolled on a barrel after being
downed in a pool of water on the
field.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
HARRY FAY TO BATTLE
IN LOCAL RING NOV. 19
Opponent of pittsburgh Thunder
bolt" Not Yet Selected.

Opponent OF PIttsDurgh InuhOer-
bolt" Not Yet Selected.
Harry Fay. the Pittsburgh
Thunderbolt" will appear in the ring
AT Tomlinson Hall. Nov. 19, according
to Matchmaker Steve Harter. Fay
Formerly held the middleweight
amateur title.
Fay's record includes successful
bouts with frankie Jones, and Soldier
Buck, in which he scored decisive
victories. Fay Is a pupil to Harry
Greb, worlds 16O-pound champ. Steve
Harter is hunting som husky middle
weight TO do battle with Fay here.
Fay. who is only nineteen, has never
been defeated either as an amateur or
PRO"
Forty rounds of boxing Will be on
the Washington A. c. card and pOpu-
lar prices will prevail
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
SWIM EVENTS PLANNED
Euphrasis Donnelly Breaks 1OO-Yard
Record at III. A G.

Elated with results OF the opening
swim at the Hoosier Athletic Club,
Coach Carr has booked dual meets
with several colleges and clubs.
Euphrasia Donnelly reduced time Of
the State A. A. L. t00.yard free.
style swim one second when she
padded the distance In 1:09 1-5. in the
swim IN the clubs tank Saturday
night. The old record was ITO Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
Local Soccer Team Wins

The Indianapolis Soccer Club won a
game by default. when the Danville.
Ill. team failed TO appear for a seized
uled game Sunday. The local team Is
tied with Bicknell for first place in
the league.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
Independent Football

Sunday at Rhodius Park large crowd
was disappointed when the Fountain Square
A. As failed to show up for their game
with the Riley Tiger Juniors The Tigers
will meet the Cathedral Juniors for the sec
ond time this season next Sunday. The
Tigers will practice Wednesday night. The
manager of the Cathedral Juniors is asked
to call Belmont 3647 and ask for Windy
The Southeasterns are without a game for
next Sunday. The outfit defeated the Gar
field A. Cs Sunday. 12 TO 0. For games
call Drexel 7415 or address II. J. Kennedy.
ITO Prospect St.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
St. Joseph Defeats El,nhurst

By Times Special
COLLEGEVILLE, IND. Nov. g.
Scoring a touchdown in the last five
minutes Of play. the st. Joseph's Col
lege eleven won from Elmhurst Col
Iege here, 6 to 0.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
Dario Resta Wins

BARCELONA, Spain, Nov. g.
Dario Resta was winner of the Span.
ish grand prix at 600 kilometers for
light automobiles at the Stiges track
Sunday. His time was 4:22.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
FINAL GAMES TO
DECIDE CUE TITLE
Three Tied for Lead Before
Last Matches.
BIZ Times Special
STANDING IN TOURNEY

b Times Special
TO tell the final story In the 1872 balk-
line championship billiard tourney.
Cochran was to meet Horemans this
afternoon, and Hoppe Will play
Schaefer tonight. Before today's
games Hoppe. Cochran and Schaefer
were tied for the lead. each with
three games won and one lost.
There Is a chance for a two-way
tie II Cochran loses to Horemans
ne is out of the running. Hoppe and
Schaefer fight it out for a chance to
win or tie. In case of tie an extra
match will be played.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
IN MEMORIAM To
RETIRE FOR YEAR
Conqueror of ZeV and My
Own Through Until 1924,
~ United FlnonoioI

By United FtnoEot0I
L4ATONIA. Qy.. Nov. SIN Memo
Ram, the champion 3-year-old distance
runner of the year. who emerged from
the Latonia championship Saturday
as the surprise winner over Zev and
My Own, is through for the year.
Carl Weideman, owner Of the cham
pion, has been Insistent all season that
he has had the greatest 3-year-old of
them all. Now that In Memoriam
has proved himself champion over the
long run course, Wiedemann Is salts
fed and has announced that In Me-
mortam will not be run again before
tho opening OF the 1924 season.
Most of the horses which cam
paigned here during the past month
Of racing are leaving the track today
for either Louisville or Pimhco. zev
and My Own will race at Pimlico and
Bowie before retiring for the winter
season.
The highest percentage of child la
Dor In the United States Is employed
in the silk industry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05

Last weeks games did much to
straighten out the situation in the
East, and they showed, for the Tina
at least, that Yale and Cornell are the
outstanding teams, although Syracuse.
West Virginia, Rutgers and Washing.
ton and Jefferson have not been d.
feated.
A Mighty Eleven
Yale's form shown in overwheIn,.
ing the powerful Army eleven caused
Eastern experts to acclaim the team,
as the mlghtiest since Cupid Blacks
championship team Of seven years
ago.
Yale followers were eiated not 50
much because Of the size of the score
as for the modern football that Yale
produced to win. Yale, in the last
three years, has been the old-fashioned
| team Of the East
AT the present Yale looks like the
sure champ on Of the Big Three" and
a likely candidate for the first rank
ing in the East.
Cornell indicated
Granting that both Yale and Cor
nell are not defeated this year. Yale
will be favored for the championship
because Cornell had only two hard
games on the schedule-Colgate and
Dartmouth.
Notre Dame, Michigan and Illinois
seem to be the strongest teams In
the Middle West, but Notre Dame
I has played better in more hard games
and has established a record as good
as any team in the country.
California suffered a momentary
tumble on the Pacific coast by being
held to scOreless tie by Nevada and
the situation in the South was com
plicated when Alabama held Georgia
Tech to a scoreless tie.
Drake University, indicated 30
far, leads the teams in the Missouri
Valley conference with Kansas and
Nebraska tied for second place.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
CHICAGO BIKE MEN WIN
SIX-DAY SPEED CONTEST
"Hy" KOckIer and Carl Stockholm
Are TwO-Wheel Champs.

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Ernest ''Hy"
Kockler and Carl Stockholm. both Of
Chicago. were winners of the six-day
bicycle race at the Coliseum here. The
event closed at II p. m. Saturday.
Maurice Brocco of Italy and Willie
Coburn of Kearney, ". J.. placed sec
ond. Percy Lawrence of San Fran
cisco. Cal, and Joe Konsky of Bo-
hemia were third.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
Indiana Ele0ens Start Week of Intensive Work for Important Grid Contest
BUTLER AND DE PAUW IN
HOT GRID STRUGGLE HERE
Purdue-0hio State ndiana-Chcago and Notre Dame-Ne
braSka on List of Weekend Football Scraps,

Many important football games the schedules of In
diana college Saturday All of the squads for
an intensive week of work in preparation
Right Indianapolis the fans may expect real battle
Butler Irwin Field There bold
predict De PAW victory the Page However
may dsputng the fact that De PAW by its
shows than many years Butler has
Il baforo
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05

The two Hoosier Western Confer
ence representatives meet Big Ten
foes. Purdue at it's celebration OF
Dads Day" also entertains the Ohio
State eleven. 1t is something new
for the Buckeye team TO invade Stuart
field.
Purdue Has Chance
In spite Of Purdue's defeat at Notre
Dame the Boiler Makers are given
chance over Coach Wilce's squad The
Ohio eleven is hardly as strong this
year as in the past.
Indiana goes TO Chicago in an effort
to retrieve some IF it's lost prestige
because of its overw helming Wiscon-
sin defeat Just how much Coach
Ingram mas accomplished with the
team can be ascertained by its stand
against the strong Maroons.
A special train Will be run from
Bloomington to the battle. Chicago
alumni are making special efforts to
have a large delegation Of Hoosier
grads at the contest
Notre Dame-Nebrasks
Notre Dame with no let-up in its
hard schedule goes TO Nebraska The
Huskers will no doubt be in for a
tough afternoon as Rockne's outfit
has not forgotten the defeat Of last
year. II probably viii be different
story next Saturday.
In this State Rose Poly plays Han
over in what should be a fairly even
match. Georgetown is at Franklin
- C1,5coo-o teTrs' college Is at Wa
bash. Earlham goes 10 Kalamazoo
Normal and Valparaiso is at St
VIator's.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
State Cue Tourney
STANDING
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
Monday. D. m. Cooler vs.. Ramsey.
Tuesday. p. m. Rubens va. Kepner.
Wednesday 8 p. m, Merrtken vs. Rock
hill.
Thursday. 8 z. m. vogler vs.. Ramsey.
Friday. p. m, Martin VS.. Kepner; p.
m Curtis VS. Martin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
YALE ACCLAIMED WONDER
TEAM ON EASTERN GRID
Ellis Display Dazzling Brand of Modern Football Notre
Dame Illinois, Michigan Rated Best in Midwest.
By HENRY L. FARRELL
Enited Presa Snorta Editnr

NEW YORK, Nov. 5-Notre Dame, Yale Michigan, Cornell
and Illinois stand today the leading of country Per
haps they rank they are close To
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
SAME OLD ~NOTRE DAME
IN VICTORYOVER PURDUE
Observation-Disclosures ImproveS-WabaSh
Overwhelmed by Lombard,

It rather off day last Saturday far big grid
concerned in this State Purdue defeat the
Noe Dame homecoming the chief feature The ocaed
Irish kept up their great PLAYING for "a to victory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
Illinois Chances

If Coach Zuppke's men negotiate
this weeks barrier they probably will
go through the season without defeat,
for they are figured almost certain
winners over the Buckeyes, Nov. "a
Michigan, however, must battle the
strong Minnesota team the week after
the Wolverines Badger clash.
Wisconsin and Minnesota have not
been defeated and are still IN the run
ming, although thoy fought to a tie
on Oct. 81
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05

The championship of the Big
Three may mean something at
that. . A lot of people take the
junior welterweight champion
ship seriously.
COACH ROCKNE Is A NORWEGIAN.
WHICH PROBABLY EXPLAINS WHY
THE NOTRE DAME TEAM Is so TYPI-
CALLY AMERICAN IN ITS PLAY.
y ALTER CAMP says he never
lW saw so many good-looking
lI backs as this year E. We
supposed Walter was too old to be 60
ing back-stage.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-05
Wisconsin Card

Wisconsin meets three hard foes
Illinois, Michigan and Chicago. The
Gophers have Iowa and Michigan
ahead Of them.
Chicago was apparently knocked out
Of the race by its defeat by Illinois
Saturday. but an upset OF the lead
ers may land tho Maroons in a tie
with Illinois.
Iowa is definitely out having lost
to Illinois and Michigan. Indiana.
Purdue, Ohio State and Northwestern
trail the conference.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-12
TAX NOTICE
Town of Cordova, Alaska
 Year 1922

Notice is hereby given that the town taxes for the Town of Cordova, Alaska, are now due and payable to the undersigned Town Treasurer at his office in the Bank of Alaska, Cor dova, Alaska. .-.......
 That said taxes become delinquent on Monday, February 12. 1923, at the hour of $ ?, m. of said day. If not paid oh or before Monday, February 12, 1923, at the hour of p. m. a pen alty of 5 per cent will be added; eX- eapt as provided in Section l of Ordinance No. Y, which provides that the taxpayer, may if he so desires, pay on or before 6 p. m. on Monday, February 12, 1923, fifty per cent of the tax due and shall pay the re- maining fifty per ceft of such tax with interest thereon at the rate of five (5) per cent per annum on or before D. m. of Monday, August l3, 1923, and in the event of such first payment being made, said taxes shall not become delinquent until 6 p. m. of Monday, August 13, 1923.
 THOS. S. SCOTT,
 27-2wks. Town Treasurer.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-12

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