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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-01-16
R. W. BEcKwITH.

Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residing at Mountain Home, Ida
no.
D12-J16
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COL. ON Il.
T = a Nj | s
RI M M L: .
BALTIC Orioles Defeat Louis
vile in Class IA Series
Win Five Games.

BIZ Times Special
BALTIMORE, Oct. IL. - Jack
Dunn's Baltimore Orioles. Interna-
tional League champions, defeated
Louisville, American Association pen
nant winner, 10 to Saturday and
5 to 2 Sunday, and thereby won the
honors in the Glass AA series five
games to three. 1t was a scheduled
nine-game event.
Joe Deberry, who had defeated the
Orioles twice in the/ series, tried
again Sunday and was knocked out.
Earnshaw went the full route for
the winners.
In four contests IN Louisville the
rival teams broke even, but BALTIC
braced on its home field and crashed
through to victory by taking three
out Of four battles here. Porter and
Brainard poled home runs for the
Orioles Sunday.
The series was not without excite
ment. Umpire Connolly of the Ameri-
can Association had trouble with the
Orioles twice and was attacked once
by Outfielder Archdeacon. Later the
player made a public apology In
another game Manager Dunn and
Sherwood Magee, coach, were ban.
ished by Connolly.
Third Baseman Ballenger, Louis
vile, was suspended by Manager Joe
Mccarthy and ordered back to Louis
vile, but later the suspension was
lifted after other Colonel FASTENERS
had gone to the front" for Ballen-
ger.
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A misdirected slant of one of Vic
Aldridge's fast balls raised a bump
behind the ear of "Ossie" Bluege. the
senator's regular third sacker, in
Pittsburgh last Thursday. The bump
raised Buddy" into unexpected
prominence in the Washington
lineup.
With Roger Peckinpaugh display
ing an unexpected weakness in field
ing. this handicapped the world s
champions with one of the weakest
left sides OF an infield ever put in a
worlds series.
Myer got through the remainder Of
the second game in Pittsburgh with
out any particular difficulties, and for
some reason the Pirates did not take
advantage Of their opportunity to lay
them down to Buddy in Saturdays
game.
BY Sunday, however. the Pirates
board Of strategy awoke to the fact
that they were neglecting a soft
spot, and the National Leaguers pro-
ceeded to make the deck hot for the
southern boy.
Not many things worry Walter
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LOCALS LOSE
FerndaIeS Defeated by e.
wood, 7 to 6.

A place-kick after touchdown was
the margin of defeat on Sunday for
the Ferndale football team which
lost to Elwood at Washington Park,
Z to 6. The first half ended without
either team scoring.
In the third quarter the locals
started a drive that carried the ball
over, with Bennett making TIE final
plunge. The attempted plac kick
for the extra point failed.
Two long runs by Elwood backs
brought the ball within scoring dis
lance and the visitors went over for
a touchdown late In the third quar-
ter. The place kick after touchdown
was good for che extra point.
A dltzzle of cold rain and chilly
breezes made 1t a bud day for foot
ball. About 1900 fans were present
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Purdue snapped out Of it and gave
De Paw a real lacing, 80 to 0. 1t
was a keen disappointment to De
Paw after holding Butler to a tie
the week previous. Purdue's fierce
blocking and tackling gradually wore
it's opponents down.
Wolverine Powerful
Indiana University was annihi-
lated at Michigan, SO to 0. The re-
suit was a shock to Crimson fans.
1t seems to prove two things: That
the Wolverines are exceptionally
strong and that I. U. does not have
a great deal.
Notre Dame, week before the
Army game, did not open up to any
great extent and was content to de-
feat Beloit, 10 to 8.
Wabash ran up a big score of 81
to on Muncie Normal without half
trying Wisconsin was too powerful
for Franklin and won, 35 to 0. Other
big counts were added up by State
Normal and Evansville College. The
former downed Vincennes, 70 to 0,
and the latter beat Bethel, so to 0.
Central Gives Battle
Indiana Central, the University
Heights institution, fought hard
against Earlham, but was beaten in
the last half, 10 to 0. Adrian de-
feated Manchester College, % to 7.
. Grange showed some of his SEN
sational open field running against
Butler and was responsible for the
Illinois victory. He also contributed
to a Butler touchdown, however. 1t
was the redhead's tumble that was
scooped up by Paul and converted
into a touchdown.
Butler rallied in the last period
and scored another touchdown. Nip
per player great ball in the drive for
the last score. Northam plunged
over after passes and a twenty-yard
run by Nipper had put the ball on
the 3-yard line.
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Johnson, but he does dislike to work
through a game with a weak and
nervous third baseman on his right.
SO Walter went over to the third
base line and flelded a couple of
hunts himself
Then Muddy" Ruel, the Washing
ton backstop, decided he had better
help play third base and went way
down the line nearlyt to the bag for
a foul fly.
Among the three OF them they
got through the fourth game with
out serious trouble. although Myer
bobbled a couple Of hard chances
which the official scorer generously
recorded as hits.
Young Myer was up on several oc-
casions with men on base and dis
played a regrettable weakness a.
bat. his average to date being $50
due to a couple Of rather scratch
hits. Over-eagerness to deliver cost
Buddy his chances.
In the fifth battle OF the series
here today Myer again was the likely
starter at third base for the Sen
ators.
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Y. p. G. BASKETBALL

The first regular basketball game
for the Y. P. C.'s will be played at
st. Anthony's Hall, Oct. 20, against
local team. The squad at the
present includes Lentz, Stehlin,
Flora, Worrels. Grimsley, Roberts.
Royce. Mullen, Martin, Higgs and
Conley. The management is anxious
to hear from local teams with refer
ence to early games. The following
teams are requested to call Joe Con-
nor at Belmont 377S-W: Edgewood,
Brightwood M. E., Riverside Quak-
ers, Real Silks, Heath Memorials
and West Parks.
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Independent Football

spaes sSndaS 10 rbera % the he
practice Wednesday night Bramlet. Thorn
ason and Barney take notice.
The Acme A. AS and the Christamores
battled to az to. 8 tie. Sunday at Rhodius
Park. Neither team was able to gain
after the first half The A, AS will have
a blackboard drill at the library tonight
A game is wanted for Sunday. Call Bel
4SS0-W and ask for Bill.
The Mapleton Juniors failed TO appear
for scheduled game with the Tuxedo
Maroons Sunday and the MaroonsS played
and beat. the o.. T. LIS, 1S to o. John
Draper Of the winners starred on the de-
Bulldogs next Sunday at Spades P5rk. $3.50
o
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Saturday Grid Scores

PENNSYLVANIA Military, 81 Albright. 8.
Pittsburgh. 10; West Virginia. q
princeton, ~ washington Ia,.s and Lee g.
spring6Sd coliege "a r. P, /. o.
Stanford 611 o. 2s W 9cedentSSl 5r9 o. IA
. s.. yistors. ii TSrsEa,
81. Lawrence. 20 g 2. n. ", o.
g. S S5fhRsenYs4 BOSTON, If1ni'Gt University " o.
81. Xavier College. 90: Kentucky Wes-
SwWarthmore, %; susquehanna. o.
Syracuse. So; william and Mary. 9.
%sTnessesss i$; ,Marysytilie, College o.
S q sSat ssm t calffO mi IS; U. of
Univ. of Cincinnati, IL; Georgetown. Q.
Tniyer, Of Maine. I: Conn, Aggies. o.
St1 e N@E ssSi 3d. g'G * Montana, 10.
w wSof%lns''F g. w sataIG State College
'OYIi yale IS; Georgia. 7.
Ypsilanu Mich. IA; Bowling Green, o.
HIGH SCHOOL SCORES
Louisville Male. 2s: TECH T.,
T To%g St.T 2s sd gSSys feDc L.
brazil 8: NobiesviiHlIies..' o. ' -
Wabash, 81; Goshen. o.
kirsiin, 10; MONTICELLO. 7.
= Douglas (Evansville). 81; Bowling
T B6sse 1liEvansvil!e), -; CATHOLIC Boys. o.
fLe Porte. "A; GEEoebeI 6Garyj. 7.
E EfESsTt aeF Is SS Wa cTownPSOint. o.
P ftss6ui 81: e oakland City. o.
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WABASH LUNCHEON

The indianapolis Association of
Wabash Men will attend a luncheon
at the Hotel SEVERN Wednesday
noon. Professor Cragwall, known to
all Wabash men, old-timers and
''moderns," will be present for q
talk.
Scarlet boosters interested in char
tering a car for the De Pauw-Wa-
bash homecoming game at Craw-
louisville are requested to call Aus
tin Brown at the Eli Lilly Company,
Lincoln 1891.
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CLOSE ONE TO KOKOMO
Legion Team Downs Dayton KoOrs
In Exciting Grid Struggle.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
KOKOMO, Ind, Oct. 1.-The old
old shoestring pass play sent
the Dayton Koors, strong semi pro
eleven of Ohio, down to defeat here
Sunday before the local American
Legion team, Indiana champions.
The score was to 0. A pass, Men
denhall to Leslie, who made a thrill
ing catch and run to the goal line,
won for the locals. Helvie booted a
drop kick for the additional point.
The Koor end runs and passes
brought cheers from the crowd. The
visitors outplayed the locals in the
first half, the gun hating them with
the ball on the Kokomo two-yard
line.
Springer stood out in the local
line play, while folly, Schaube and
Black were the outstanding stars of
the visitors.
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GUN CLUB RESULTS

]. D. McIntire was high gun in
the weekly trapshoot of the In
dianapolis Gun Club on Saturday
with 95 out of 100 in the singles
Dickson was high in the handicap
with rs out of 25 from the 19-yard
mark. Wiggam and McIntire tied
for first in the doubles with Fl out
of twelve pair.
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.5RED((u1z
QUESTIONS


L. How Is it possible to score point
after touchdown?
2. When is the ball technically consid-
cred out of bounds?
8. What is considered the legal length
of time for each period and what 10 the
time that is allowed for rest between
periods?
ANSWERS
/. A point after touchdown is possible
in several ways. 1t can be made by kick
ing goal either by placement or from a
drop kick by, taking the ball over the
opponents goal line by rushing or. for:
ward pass or by completing u forward
pass in the opponents end zone.
Q. When either. the ball. or any part of
the player who has 1t in his possession.
touches the ground on or. outside the
sideline. the ball Is considered out of
bounds.
8. Fifteen minutes is the legal time for
each period. There Is a one-minute In
Permission, between the first and second
and the third and fourth periods. There
is rest of fifteen minutes between the
second and third periods.
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JASONVILLE WINS

BIZ Times SpecidI
JASONVILLE, Ind, Oct. H.
Jasonville defeated Gosport here Sun
day on the gridiron. to o. The only
score was a dropkick by Chuck
Franklin from the 35-yard line near
the close of the second quarter.
Stages, Jasonville full back. received
a broken shoulder early in the game.
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RHODIUS CUBS

The Rhodius Cubs will organize
a basketball team in the 17-year-old
class. The following players are re-
quested to attend the meeting to be
held at Willoughby's home Thurs
day night: Martin, Cash, Bear, Reed,
Rugenstein, Nickels, Farmer,
Brown and Riley.
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Fight Card Tonight
AT TOMLINsON HALL. $50

Al IOmLINSON HALL. $3.50
MAIN EVENT
Joe Packo. Toledo. VS.. Eddie Welsh,
South Bend, ten rounds. at 166 pounds.
sEMI-wIND-UP
Kewpie Trimble. Chicago. vs. Howard
McClain. New Albany. eight rounds, at
40 pounds.
PRELIdINARIES
Ripper Wilson. indianapolis. Va. Bat
Lutzed. Louisville, six rounds, at 1913
pounds.
Brett Waggoner. Petersburg, VS.. frankie
Smith. Chicago. six rounds. at IIS pounds
Louie Epstein. Indianapolis. VS.. Ray
TempletOn. Terre Haute. four rounds, ut
la pounds.
Charlie Shine, Indianapolis. vs. Battling
Truax. Columbus. Ind, four rounds. at Lao
pounds.
Referees-Webber Cooley and Mitchell
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WASHINGTON FORCES AHEAD IN FACE OF ABSENCE OF BLUEGE
Buddy Myer, Rookie Third Stacker,
Erratic Under Fire and Veteran
Peck Uncertain at Short.
BY Frank Getty


WASHINGTON, Oct 12-SOme of the sensations of the
boy stood the burning deck being experienced by
Buddy Myer the kid the hot for Washington When
Charles Sylvester Myers folks back in Esve Miss
their boy ball player neither they Buddy expected to
him thrust into critical situation in the worlds series
the firstly
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State Cue Tourney
At Occidental ParlOr

Tonight-Harry Cooler VS.. Lee O'Con-
nor,
Tuesday-Lloyd Henderson vs.. Walter
Ramsey.
Wednesday-william Curtis VS.. Ueve
Kepner.
Thursday-HaITy Rubens VS.. Neal
Jones
Friday-Ben Klein VS. Bud Bosom.
William Laird or William Vogler will
referee the matches. which will be for
fifty points each. three-cushions. all en-
trants playing from scratch.
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Orioles AA Victors

Totals .32 10 27 10 8
lineup batted for Wilkinson in ninth.
Louisville ............ Q20 600 600
ihtsR0ey E G0S6 Bseggsr
ter, Brainard. Stolen base--Porter. sacri-
flce-Sheedy Double plays-Earnshaw to
Boley to Sheedy; Shannon to Cotter; Por
ter to Brainard. Left on bases--Louis-
vile Uil 10; Baltimore 3, Bases on balls s.llso;-
OIL EaTnshaw u OF DsS S psbarv struSK x
Wilkinson, 3 Hits-Off Deberry. s IN 8 1-3
innings off Wilkinson. 2 in 4 2-3 innings.
SOM. Losing pitcher-Deberry. UInpires-
Magerkurth and Connolly. Time AS.
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beioold batted for Ferguson In seventh.
tMyer out. hit by own batted ball.
Bigbee batted FOR Kremer in ninth.
Pittsburgh ....,,,. OIO 1Ol OOO-3
Washington .......... OO1 DOL 20'-4
Two-base hits-Judge. Carey. Three.
Sacriice-wright.. S. Harris, Judge, Mar
berry. Double plays-Peck to Harris TO
Sbsdse: p Moore to gT9nthWsms Left on
Bases on balis-On Ferguson Moore.
2 Traynor Smith, of, Kremers 8 IRuei.
son, 5 (MoQre. Grantham. Krsmer 2,
Careyl; by Kremer (Goslin. j. Har,
F gus eFqs S INNINGS hysr off k hsof 10 Fen IN
innigs; OFF MarberTy. 2 In 2 inningss.
Hit by pitcher-By Ferguson (Carey) by
Marberry (Cuyler). Passed ball-smith.
Winning pitcher = Ferguson. Losing
pitcher-Kremer. Time-2:1O.
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HOPE AND DESPAIR FOR
STATE FOOTBALL TEAMS
Butler Fights Hard Against Illinois and Scores Two
TouchdownS-Purdue Runs Up Score on De Pauw

There hope and despair in Saturdays football results
for State college Butler played fine ball Illinois and
it took place kick to beat the locals 16 to 13 When Red
Grange in the game the Irvngton eleven ouayed the
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>TIRRIN'
: the DOPE
lVVNIDuNNaImNHIIHNHIgNTElnTHaIAInEDFlTIrIlHIIHt
By vEDDER 9 RID

Er7ITH the -Four Horsemen
IW missing from the Notre
L. Dame lineup, the Army
mule may display some of its
Wanted kick. Next Saturday will
be the first. real test for Rocknes
new team. The Cadets will not
resemble Baylor, Lombard or Be-
lott. However, around this city
Notre Dame is likely to be the
favorite. Local fans always have
confidence in the Irish. The
game looks like a close battle.
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SUNDAY PRO GRID

Elwood. q; Indianapolis Ferndales. 9,
y KokoHmo Legion. z; Dayton (ohiol
Jasonville 3: Gosport. O.
Goshen. Is. .Mishawalka. 12.
kokomo Red Men, @: Sweetser, (tie)
yonesboro, o: Hartford City. o (tieJ.
FIT. Harrison, 20; BrightwOod Premiers.
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STATE
Metre tPs91D6s Dame, 81 l9 I;ni BsIoit, 2.
P PaGdd1san3 e % lie i Pa9W. o. u
Wabash, 81; MH Rnc 10 Formal. o.
State Normal, ~; vincennes. o.
Evansville, 80: Bethel. o;
OTHER GAMES
Allegheny IA: Geneva. o.
Amherst, ~: Bowdoin. o.
B Budy IT, 2i hne George Washington. o.
Capital. o: Western Reserve. o.
Ss ss; p; l 2tlIsr6esiRR %S..b R,uo R,dr. O.
centensy In 49, Uni Union nan UniverS H u
GGO Oggms,. 49, a. St w BSpayehtSSre' o.
Colo. Aggies, 81 !; Brigham Young u, 2.
66 aTtmoath 50 81 T%e vermont ASo o.
University of Detroit, g.: Columbia Col
eye 1,o S9lT6%Gue:a IO WA. 9 g.
Drake. 10; Kansas Aggies. o.
EFiindl9ay. 5S7 a.; Defiance sGid,or
Fordham. 80: Gallaudet. Q.
Georgetown, so: Lebanon Valley, o.
SS e9rEs56 rech 81 IL Md 5SPn
Minnesota. "a Ginnell g..
Hamilton, IL: Worcester. 9.
Harvard, 6S; Middlebury. o.
Haverford, g: Johns Hopkins. o.
Heidelberg, q; Ohio Northern. o.
Illinois College. II: State Normal. z.
Iowa Al: st, Louis. o.
Iowa State, 90 Kansas University. o.
John Carroll, SO; Duquesne. o.
Kentucky 10: Clemson, 9.
LAFAYETTE. 40; Washington. o.
Lehigh, SO; Drexel. 0.
Loyoia z: Mississippi College, 8.
Marietta o: Marshall wv. Val. o.
Marines. 40 King College. o.
Maryland. 16; Rutgers. o..
Mass chusetts Aggies. 10: Norwich. o.
Miami 80: Wittenberg, o.
Minnesota "a; Grinnell. 8.
Missouri g.: Nebraska. 6,
Monmouth. 3; Cartha5e College. o.
Muskingunl. As: Hiram. q.
Navy 10: Marquette o.
Nebraska Wesleyan. 3: South Dakota. g.
Niagara Univ. b5; Rochester. o..
North Carolina Univ. Al; Duke, o.
Northwestern. II: Carleton. o.
North Dakota. So; jamestown, o,
N Oak. Aggies. IA: Morningside Col, T.
Oberlin. 13 Wooster. 0.
Qglethorpe. 20: Centre, O.
Ohio Wesleyan. ~: Akron. o.
olympic Club of San Francisco. 10: u.
Pennsylvania. o: Brown. o.
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bIsUtt DdILeu TOT MOrrison IN eighth.
Washington 49,. 0Q4 900 69'-4 IL Q
Two-base hit - Ruel Home runs -
GOsiln, j. Harris. StO.en bascs-PecSin-
paugh. Carey Double plays = Traynor
TO Moore to Grantham; Harris 10 Judge
W Left on bases - Pittsburgh 8 ;
Harris. Goslin, Judgel; off Morrison,
| lRueD off Johnson. Q (Carey, Barn
hart Struck out--By Yde / (Myer) A.
ris. Peckinpaughl by Johnson, Q barn
hardt, Cuylcr. Hits - OF Yde in 2 1-3
innings tone out in third of Morrlson
D in % innings; off Adams. , in / In,
ming winning pitcher--Johnson, Losing
pitcher - Hde. Empires - Nor arity
American Lague) plate Rigler National
League). FIRST; Ovens American League
second: Mccormick National League
third. Time-2 100
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OHIO AN .
MICHIGAN
S T 70 N G
Wolverines Step Into Lime
light by 63 to 0 Victory
Over |. u.
Ru United Press

BU Untted Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-Michigan and
Ohio State, by their showlngs Sat
urday, will be serious contenders for
the football championship of the Big
Ten Conference.
Michigans victory over Indiana
had been expected. but nobody antici-
pated such an overwhelming score.
as the Wolverines piled up. Any
team that can beat another Confer
ence team. SO to 0, has an attack
that should carry it a long way
toward the title.
MarOons Held Even
Ohio State lived up to the hopes
of its followers by holding the
heavier Chicago Maroons to a 3-to-3
tie. If the Buckeyes succeed in
eliminating Iowa, they should find
Michigan their biggest stumbling
block in the path of a championship.
Chicago's Wanted driving attack
proved useless against the scrappy
Ohio line. The team that won the
conference championship last year
despite three tied games was forced
to another tie in it's 1925 opener.
Butler Scares Illinois
The other conference teams were
engaged in trial games. They came
through without a fatality. but Illi-
nois was given a scare by Pat
Pages Butler eleven, winning by the
margin of 16 to 10. Red Grange
came to life with some brilliant run
ming but his line still looks weak and
slow.
Only three conference games are
scheduled for this weekend. Illinois
goes to Iowa City and unless Coach
Zuppke can strengthen his line. he
may again see the pathetic spectacle
of one of the greatest back field men
of all time stopped behind the line
Of scrimmage.
Michigan will face a strong team
at Madison. Under George Little,
graduate Of the Michigan school of
coaching, Wisconsin has a team that
many critics look to be among the
first three finishers.
Northwestern wildcats, apparent
ly getting better each year since
they obtained Glenn Thistlethwaite
as their coach, meet Chicago in the
annual city series and are expected
to give the Maroons an even tough
er battle than did Ohio State.
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ACROSS THE BOARD TODAY

Well, we didn't have such bad day
Saturday, and with little luck would
have cleaned up. Belle of Elizabeth
town. which paid almost 2 to 1 to
show, was practically left at the post
and ran a winning race. Bumpkin. an
other one that showed. could have won
with a good ride. Jockey Mergler put
up such q weird exhibition that he was
suspended by the stewards Fantoche
was second, losing the decision by a
nose, and would have won in another
stride.
BraedaIbane won at odds of 10 to L.
Percussion and John Finn were out of
the money. That last 80 CENTS we put
on Washington to win Saturdays world
series game at even money was another
winning play. When everything was
figured up. after two or three sharpen
sings of our pencil, we find the bank roll
~ s159.55.
We will slow up a little today be-
cause of uncertainty as to track condi-
tions. The following at Latonia will be
played. So, win. place and show: TWIG,
BROTHERLY LOVE. SHAMPOO, ARA
BIAN. LITTLE VISITOR and BANK
RUPT.
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Fourth Game. World s.r,e.

Totals LIB A 12 81 10
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EVT e are still wondering about
NV an incident which came up
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~7OOTBALL is one game in
~ which star players cannot
- shine without assistance
from their mates. Team work Is
an essential in the grid sport. A
team cannot be made in week.
Coach Erehart Of the Ferndales
will develop a machine, but he
must have little time.
. The local gridders lost to Elwood
Sunday, Z to 6, but if they do not
sget discouraged and keep plugging
away Erehart will get them going.
He knows what he Is about.