Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-26

the schedule were approved. Presi-
dent Henry III. Apple, who is chair
man of a group of Pennsylvania Col
lege presidents working for the puri-
fication of college athletics. deciar-
cd that the faculty had registered
it's protest against Muhlenberg'' and
added that he had "a letter which
is practically an affidavit of the man
ner in which athletics are conduct
ed at Muhlenberg College"
Kansas City, Nov. 25.-(AP)-
Nebraska and Notre Dame at Lin
coin will hold the spotlight in
Thanksgiving Day games on the
Missouri Valley gridiron tomorrow
1t will be the eleventh annual clash
between the two schools. Both Ne
braska and Notre Dame have not
been up to their usual form this
year. Despite the fact that Nebraska
has Jared i'll in the Missouri Valley
conference this year, the cornhusk-
ers are a strong aggregation, de-
feating Illinois and holding the Uni
versity of Washington to a six to
six tie. In the past ten contests
Notre Dame has won five, Ncbra.Ga
four and one was a tie.
New York, Nov. % (AP) =
Strength of railroad convertible
liens and continued weakness of
French obligations were contrasting
clements in today's bond trading.
Approaching holiday and the usual
suspense over the rediscount rate ac-
ton of the New York federal reserve
bank tended to restrict activities.
Berwick, Pa, Nov. %. - (AP) -
Twenty one runners, including three
of the first four to finish in the nat
ional cross country run in New York
last Saturday were here tonight to
start in the sixteenth annual Berwick
marathon at nine miles, 496 yards.
over treacherous snow-covered
course tomorrow afternoon. Jimmy
Hennigan. Boston, seeks to win his
thid consecutive race, feat accom-
plished by Kelehmainin and Towan-
ina, the Indian. in years gone BY
Hennigan. Albert Michaelson and
Clarence De Mar, of New England,
are among the starters.
Beirut, Syria, Nov % (AP) -
Fourteen naturalized American citi-
zens' who reached Beirut today with
about 1000 refugees from Rasheiya.
west of Damascus, where fierce
Druse attacks were ended yesterday
by the relief of the French garrison,
said that in the hand-tohand fighting
between the Druses and Christian
volunteers the rebel tribesmen kill
ed many women and children.
Annapolis, Md, Nov. 25.-(AP)-
Yn1o a.
parations for the annual clash with
the Army football team on the Polo
Grounds at New York Saturday with
brief tuning workout on Farragut
Field. A short signal and formation
drill, with kicking practice, climaxed
the work of the season. A squad of
IS men consisting of 40 players
with Coaches and attendants will
leave at $40 tomorrow morning for
Philadelphia on a special train.
After attending the Penn Cornell
game at Franklin Field in the after
noon, the party will leave for New
York, where the team will test the
Polo gridiron Friday afternoon.
Edinburgh. Scotland. Nov. %
(AP)-The court OF session today
dismissed the petition of Lady Pa
tricia Ellison Ross for a divorce
from Sir Charles Ross. The judge
ruled that Sir Charles domicile was
proved to be in New York City and
that the court had no jurisdiction in
the costs. They were married in
which was Lady Patricias home.