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New Britain herald., 1928-12-18

The transfer Of the Meriden club
to Albany should help out in New
Britain to some extent. especially
when the Albany team comes here
to play. The Meriden players are a
popular lot in the Silver City and on
their appearances here, there should
be plenty of Meriden fans attend the
games.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-18

In talking about the matter, Man.
ager McDonough stated that he
would have had Boucher as a men,
Der of the local team had the star
not broken a bone in his ankle just
before the season opened. The man.
ager stated that many thought he
was talking hot air when he came
home from a trip and reported the
accident.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-18

Jack Curry, genial manager of the
Meriden Endee basketball team, is
chairman of a committee which is
arranging to present the annual
minstrel show for the Christmas
fund of the Meriden Elks.
Toretsky and Perlstein, owners of
the Stanley Hotel and the Stanley
Arena, are going heavily into the
sports promotion game. They are al
ready the head officials of the STAN
ley Arena A. C. fight organization
and now they have become part
owners of the New Britain roller
hockey club.
There will be no Industrial league
basketball games at the Stanley
Arena tonight and for the rest OF
December for that matter. The reg
ularly scheduled games swill be
played as usual at the Tabs hall on
Friday night.
The next amateur boxing tourna-
ment to be conducted here will take
place after New Years. The card is
being arranged at the present time.
The Boys club basketball teams
are peculiar in one respect. They
seem to do better on the road than
at home. The Meridcn Trade school
and Middletown "Y" scored victories
over the club here, but in each case
the New Britain team won the game
played on Its rivals floor. The local
Reserves did the same stunt with
the Meriden Community Juniors. In
fact, In four starts, the club teams
have won all their road games.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-18

However. although it was an
nounced that Boucher was a MEM
Der of the Fall River club. he has
not yet appeared in the lineup. Doc
tors attending him stated that 1t
would be five or six weeks before he
would be able to play.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-18
WITH THE BOWLERS
ROGERS ALLEYS

STANLEY WORKS MEMS LEAGUE
RH5frkn Rs1a
New Britain herald., 1928-12-18

The next amateur boxing tourna-
ment to be conducted here will take
place after New Years. The card is
being arranged at the present time.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-18
FRATERNITY ALLEYS

r. 4 r. CORIsIN LEAGUE
Machine, Rs.o,rs
The Washington times., 1928-01-09

Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton,
Of Washington and Greenwich.
Conn. has taken an apartment
at the Mayflower. where she will
be guest until late spring.
The Washington times., 1928-01-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Pinchot
viii be hosts at dinner this eve.
ming in their home on Rhode Is.
land Avenue
The Washington times., 1928-01-09
MEDEIV
REVIV Ed IN
BAL BOHEME
Willard Ballroom to Be
Transformed Into
Baronial Castle

gEHE fifth annual Bal Boheme
i Of the Arts Club of Washing.
ton is expected to surpass in
every way the clubs previous
fetes. and 1t will be held on Jan
tary 80, at the Willard Hotel
and plans are now being made by
the committee in charge, headed
by Gideon "a. Lyon and Mrs.
Warren NJ. Akers. to take care of
the biggest attendance ever re-
corded at his carnival.
Members OF the diplomatic
corps, wives OF Government off
cfals. and hundreds OF persons
prominent socially and in the art
circles OF the city are accepting
the invitations Of the Arts Club
to become patronesses Of the
event. All the boxes are taken
for this year. and 1t is said al
most one.third of next seasons
box reservations have already
been made by Mrs. Anne p. Gay
nor, chairman of patronesses and
boxes.
NHE Bal BOneme OF THIS season
= is to be a French medieval
event with the big ballroom
.set,' and decorated in the style
of the fitting field OF a baronial
castle. Each year the Arts Club.
in planning the decorations, has
sought to present, an utterly diff
ferent spectacle. This year the
decorative scheme WAS evolved
from the design Of the costume
OF the floor COMMITTEES. which
under the leadership of Roy L.
Neunauser as captain of the
army has become an established
feature Of the ball. The design
for the floor committee raiment.
submitted by Shepard Taylor. and
chosen in competition with 50
other designs, has provided this
year the keynote not only for
the decorations but for the pro-
gram OF the evening, as well.
Az Is the custom Of. the Bal
committee. all details of the deco
rations and program are with
held, but John III Small Sd Is
chairman OF the committee on
decorations. and il now at work
on preparation Of the materials
The Washington times., 1928-01-09
Sunday Festivities
Numerous and Gay
Dinners Popular

TUE Minister of Poland and
= Nine. ciechanowska were the
ranking guests al the dinner given
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Dodd. The other guests were: The
Secretary of the Peruvian Embassy
and Nine Bedoya, the military at
tacEle of the Spanish embassy,
Major Victoriano Casajus; the
Commercial Attache of the Swedish
Legation and Nine Weidel, the AS
eistant Secretary of the Navy for
Aviation, Edward p. Warner; Miss
Elizabeth War; er, Mrs. William
p. MacCracken, jr.; Lieut.. and Mrs.
Lester Maitland, Mr.. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN -haw, Charles Elliot,
Miss Dora Catalani, Major Julia
G.. Stinson, Miss Lydia Archbold,
Lieut.. Elliott Strauss, Miss Mar
garet Wolff and Kemper Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodd will have as
their guest for a few days Miss
Gertrude Ely, OF Philadelphia. who
will arrive on Wednesday. Mrs.
Dodd will go to New York on Fri
day for a stay Of 10 days.
Miss Vera Bloom entertained at
an informal supper last night in
honor Of Miss Violet James, who
IS visiting her brother in.law and
sister, the Minister of Austria and
Nine. Prochnik Among the guests
were Miss Inger Bryne, Miss
Hester Anne LIE Fevre, Constantin
Diamantopoulos first secretary of
the Greek legation; Ramses Chat
fey, the first secretary of the
Egyptian legation; Count Pho
Macchi de CelIere. of the italian
embassy, Jan Stalinski, of the
Polish legation. and George Abel.
X ~
MRS. HENRY WILDER KEYES
4yA has returned to Washington
after a short stay with Mrs.
Medill Mccormick at Rock River
Farms, her home at Byron. Ill.
During her visit the two ladies'
Tnotored over to have luncheon
with former Governor and Mrs.
Frank o. Lowden at Sinnissippi
Farms. their place at Oregon.
I'll. Mrs. Keyes was accompa MED
by her youngest son, Peter KeveS,
and on their way home they
visited Governor and Mrs. Dona.
hey in Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Pinchot
viii be hosts at dinner this eve.
ming in their home on Rhode Is.
land Avenue.
= 4
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton,
. Of Washington and Greenwich.
Conn. has taken an apartment
at the Mayflower. where she will
be a guest until late spring.
The Washington times., 1928-01-09

crowd who always turn out for
this historic ball.
a&A
Nov on the board Of the Chill
IN dren's Hospital are daughters
and granddaughter Of the women
who used to make chicken salad
for the ball with their own hands,
back In the days when II was
gwen at the old Arlington Hotel.
Mrs. James IT. Curtis, chairman
OF the bali committee, will stand
In the receiving line tonight--as
her mother. Mrs. William r.. Mer-
Ram. has stood upon occasion
with Mrs. Stanley Rinehart, hon.
Orary chairman, Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth and other prominent
women. Representative Long.
worth the Speaker OF the House,
is chairman OF the floor commit
tee. upOn which devolves the Inn
portar1t duty of meeting the Presi-
Dental party and escorting them
to their box Secretary Mellon of
the Treasury Is d boxholder and
80 are the Secretary Of War and
Mrs. Davis who will have the
Belgian Ambassador and Princess
de Iigne, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Getty Chiffon and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Clement Dunn among their
guests.
MRS. CURTIS win be hostess
V1 at the most important Of q
grist Of dinners preceding the ball
"a sort OF Official party for
committee members and other mo-
tables which therefore has been
given each year by Mr.. and Mrs
Cuno Rudolph. This time the
Rudolphs are to be among Mrs.
Curtis, guests. Mr.. Rudolph is
president Of the hospital organi-
zation.
MRS. Joseph Letter will enter
tain at dinner. taking her guests
later to the ball. and others who
will give dinners before the dance
are Rear Admiral and Mrs Cary
n. Grayson. Mr.. and Mrs. Demar
est Lloyd, Mrs. John Allan Dough
erty. Mrs. Karl Klemm, Mr.. and
Mrs Peter A. Drury, and Mrs.
III. IL. Loose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bliss I.ane
have recently purchased q house
on Tracy Place, where they will
make their home while IN Wash-
ington. Mr.. Lane has been an
pointed CHIEF 81 the Mexican divi-
sion In the State Department
The Washington times., 1928-01-09
I EGION FETE
UNDER SMART
PATRONAGE
President and Mrs. Cool
idge Head List Other
Notable Sponsors

UVTIE president ana Mrs. Cool
i idge have accepted the Invita-
lion 81 the American Legion 70
serve a. patrons for the annual
American Legion Ball to be held
at the willard Hotel on January
"a.
The chairman of the hall com
n1itfee. Theodore COgswell, an.
nounces the Following patrons:
Speaker OF the House and Mrs
I,3nrwortf1: Gen. and Mrs. Frank
n. Hines: MIR. and Mrs. Frank =.
Noyes; MIR. and Mrs. Robert ".
Grant; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward "a
Costigan: Mr.. and Mrs. p. F.
Cheatham; Mrs. g. q. Williams;
Mrs. Lyman Beecher SwOrmstedt;5
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Amos Fries;
Mai. Gen. and Mrs n. g. Harris;
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenzie w. walker;
Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Deming: Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert b. Crosby: Col.
and Mrs. ,. Miller Kenyon; Mr..
and Mrs. John Hays Hammond;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Hight Mr..
and Mrs. julius 4. Peyser; MISS
Mabel T. Boardrnan; senator and
Mrs. Frederick M. Sackett.
Boxes for the ball have been
reserved Nv the Jacob Jones Post,
American Legion; Jane "A. Delano
Post, American Legion, the office
of the general counsel, u. s. Vet.
Grams Bureau; Sergeant Jasper
Post, American Legion: Lincoln
Post, American Legion; Maj Gen.
Amos al. Fries and Col. i Miller
Kenyon.
Edward r. Warner, the Assist.
ant secretary 81 the Navy for
Aeronautics. win entertain at din
ner III honor Or Senator and Mrs.
Hiram Bingham OF Connecticut,
IN wednesday. fin the East room
M the MayfIower. Covers win
Be laid for 1s
The Washington times., 1928-01-09
Visitors Feted in
Capital; The Third
Lady" Comifag Soon


HARD upon the heels Of the
II publication of her delightful
article on washington. entitled
The Third Lady Mrs. Balm
bridge Colby nathalie Sedgewick
Colby will arrive in the Capital to-
morrow and will be the guest Of
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty until
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont
entertained at luncheon today for
Miss Julia Berwind, of New York,
who is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodbury. Blair for 9 few days.
~ ~
Mrs. Frank r. Denny Is the
guest of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Melville -.
Church. Mrs. Denny will remain
here until April, when she will
sail for Europe. She will be the
guest of her nephew, Merritt
Swift, at The Hague, where he
is the first secretary at the Amer
lean legation,
~ y v
Major and Mrs. II. C. Davidson
are in Washington for a few days
and are guests at the Mayflower.
They are on their way from
Mitchell Field, N. Y, to Bollins
Field, where Major Davidson has
been assigned TO duty. Major
Davidson was recently on duty as
assistant military attache at the
Court of st. James.
4 \
Capt. and Mrs l.. Rodney Berg,
who have been passing New Year
week in Washington, will return
to their home in New York. Mrs.
Berg was Miss Portia Willis,
daughter of the late Congressman
r. A. Willis. and she and Captain
Berg have many friends in Wash
ington.
MRS. TAFT, wife of the Chief
N1 Justice, entertained at
luncheon today in her home on
Wyoming Avenue.
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
AVA. DENLY will entertain at
dinner on Friday.
Mrs. DENLY entertained small
company at luncheon today in COM
pliment to Miss Florence Lowden,
daughter of former Gov. Frank o.
Lowden, of Illinois. and Mrs.
Lowden, who is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Dwight for week
or two.
Mrs. James p. Morris will en-
terrain at luncheon next Friday
at the Willard. Covers will be
laid for 40
THE Troubsdours of George
4 Washington University who
are presenting their collegiate mu-
steal comedy, "Sharps and Frats,"
at the Wardman Park Theater all
this week, announces the following
list of patrons and patronesses:
President and Mrs. Cloyd Heck
Marvin, Senator and Mrs. Morris
Sheppard, Senator Smith Brook
hart. Senator and Mrs. Allen
Barkely, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wardman, Harry Spencer. Mr..
and Mrs. Abram Lisner, Clarence
A. AspinwalI. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
III. Littlepage, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Mann. Dean and Mrs. William
Allen Wilbur. Dean and Mrs. II. L.
Hodkins. DR.. and Mrs. Robert
Whitney Bolwell. Dean and Mrs.
William Cline Borden, Dean and
Mrs. w. G. Ruediger. Dean and
Mrs. Henry Grafton Doyle, DIR.
and Mrs. Elmer Louis Kayser. DR..
and Mrs. f. G.. Seikert, Dean Hen
ming and Miss Alice p. Henning.
The Washington times., 1928-01-09
PRESIDENT TO.
ATTEND BALL
TONIGHT
Annual Fete for Children's
Hospital To Be
Gala Event

TN spite Of greater composition
4 year BY year, the Children's
Hospital Ball remains the Charity
Ball to Washington. And inter
est in this event, set for tonignt
at the Willard. ii heis htened b
the fact that the President and
Mrs. Coolidge are to attend.
president COOLIDGE views
4 with alarm most evening
parties and attends as few As POS
sible, but he has > wholesome
respect for tradition. and 1t has
become d tradition for the Presl-
dent OF the United States to be-
present ait this annual fete for
an appealing charity.
III memory serves, III was
President Harrison who spon.
sored the first charity ball and
every President since has attended
All some time although ogca
sionaliy the Chief Executive has
turned up missing because Of
Illness and President Wilson was
obliged to miss such functions
during wartime days.
YWIE President and Mrs Coolidge
will arrive at the Willard
promptly at 1870 O'Clock Imnle-
dfateIy after their arrival the
Marine Band will start the music
for an Eighteenth Century Sc
vote, danced by group Of pretty
girls m charming costumes which
were originated by Mime. Anna
Pavlowa
Az Is the usual custom at the
Charity Ball, the Marine Band
win play until III O'Clock. after
which i local dance orchestra win
furnish music for the younger
The Washington times., 1928-01-09
Bachelor Diplomat Married IN
NeD York: Girl From His Homeland
Rafael Oreomuno, Minis
ter Of Costa RIGA, Webs
Daughter of Former
Minister to London
uIAsHINGToN has lost
wv one Of its most depend

W. AsHINGTON has lost
w one Of its most depend
able bachelor diplomats a
brief item announcing the
arrival of Don J. Rafael
oreomuno, minister of Costa
RIGA, and Nine. Oreomuno
st the Ambassador Hotel IN
New York, gave the first
hint of this, and inquiry dis
closed the fact that Mr..
Oreomuno's trip to Havana
to represent his government
at the Pan-American Confer
ence was to be a honeymoon
Journey as well.
THE wedding took place IN
New York on Saturday and
Mr.. Oreomuno and his bride
will sail tomorrow for Cuba.
THE new Nine. OreoInuno was
Miss Maria WencesIao de la
Cuardia, daughter of dis
finguishef Costa Rican, who was
for many years minister to the
Court Of st. James, but who is
now living in New York. The
ceremony was at the New York
home of the bride.
4 LTHoUGH the couple have
q been engaged for only q
month they have known each
otilAr for q dozen years. They
first met when Miss de la Guardia
came atvisiting to washington as
the guest of a former minister
81 Costa Rica, Manuel Castro
Ouesada, and Nine. Quesada. at
time when Mr.. Oreomuno was
attached to the legation as secre-
tary.
MIR. OREOMUNO is one OF the
~ younger group Of diplomatic
ENJOYS in washington and rated
one Of the best looking men In the
corps. At that, he Is considerably
older than his youthful bride. VINO
must be still in her tWenties.
With Viscount d'Alte, minister
of Portugal. married, and Mr..
Oreomuno now in the ranks Of
the benedicts, Constantin Brun,
minister of Denmark, and Zdenek
F'ierlinger, minister of Czecho-
slovakia. are left as the outstand-
ing bachelors Of the group OF
foreign ENJOYS.
II
MRs. COOLIDGE has sent out
- invitations for 4 musicale At
the Waite House on the afternoon
Of January Is.
Mrs. Coolidge Is receiving a
small group by appointment at
o'clock chs afternoon. She will
not receive again until after her
return from Cuba.
The Washington times., 1928-01-09

and sketches, making ready for
the artists of the club who will
do the actual painting Of the
scenes. Full use Of the wide
sweep OF floor space and great
height OF the ceiling will be
made in order to produce an out
door effect.
AA-N
NsHE japanese Ambassador and
i Nine. Matsudaira win be the
honor guests at dinner this eve
ming OF the Minister OF Egypt
and Nine. Sar1y Pasha.
The Washington times., 1928-01-09

For AUt0 Accessories consult the /
firms mentioned IN t0bay'a Times and |
Herald who's who announcements. :
The Washington times., 1928-01-09

MILE. JULIA HELENA PUEYRREDON, daughter
of the Ambassador Of Argentina and Nine. Pueyrre-
don whose engagement to Cesar Pena, of Argentina
has been announced following the return Of Nine.
Pueyrredon and Mile. Pueyrredon from prolonged
visit in the Argentine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-08
UNDEFEATED
TEAMS meet
Florida, Georgia Tech,
Seek Southern
Title Today

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Dec. s-fF1-
Knoxville occupied the ceutcr II q
colorful football stage today With
two urdsfcated teams representing
The University Of Florida and Ten
nessee fighting II out IN the finale
IF the 1925 season.
IA possibility existed that todav'r
game may bring 4 conference champ
icn-hip 10 Florida.
Georgia Tech. with = clean record
IN the South and an added victory II
an international clash with Notre
Dame. is "A long favorits in the
game a Atlantis today With the flu
ridden University IF Georgia eleven.
Victories far Tech and Florida
will result in > conference tic. while
= win FIR Florida and q defeat for
Tech viii give The title to florida.
Ard. vice versa. defeat for Florida
while Tech winning viii give the
Atlanta eleven u%ndisputed claim to
the title.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-08
TO
PORKERS?.
Withdrawal Rum o s
Rife AS Meeting
Opens Today

DALLAS. Dec. s.-jF-Rumors
current for the last two months that
several schools in the Southwest ron
ference favor Punishment or ATkan-
sas University from the circuit we're
rife here today a. faculty rcprcsen-
~tstives Of the seven schools IN the
conference held their annual con
Claye.
The fac. that the Razorhacks are
unable due 10 the distance they must
travel. 70 play a representative con
ference schedule each season has
been given as a reason for the re-
port resolve to ASK their with
drawsl.
Centenary College Of Shreveport
was expected ~ renew It's efforts 10
gain admission TO the Southwest
conference. I'm view Of the fact that
a more compact circuit is desired by
most Of the prescn. members, how
ever, It was thought improbable the
Gentlemen would achieve their goal.
Representatives Of the states two
other athletic organizations. the Tex
as conference and Texas Interscho-
lastic Athletic association, also meet
here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-08
tn#aa He HERALD SPORTS SECTION EHz4z
FIGHT RESULTS
By The Associated Press.

BOSTON-nave Shade. California.
outpointsd Arthur Flynn. Lawrence.
Mass. C1nl. frankie OBrisn. Hart
ford. Conn. outrointrd Jack Frittrr.
New York. (io).
TOLEDO. O.-Rcay Rosalss. Cl-ve-
land. ~cutrrinted Larry Johnson. Chi
csrc. CInl. Toe Bcichan. Detroit.
won on foul from Sammy Lurics, To-
iedo. tll.
EAU CLAIRE. wis-Ichnnv cic-
cone. Duluth. Mimi. outrointed
George Navi-. Chicago. fnl.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Icwa-Henrv
Falegano. pes Mcinss. Ia. out
pointed Hank BuErst, Waterloo, L..
nnl.
MINNEAPOLIS - Harry Dillon.
Winnipeg. ~outrointsd Dick Daniels.
MINNEAPOLIS. tfnl. Britt German.
Minneapolis. outpointsd Jack Sharks~.
Minneapolis. ~.
III. JOSEPH. Mo.-rharlsv rphh.
Houston. Tex. knocked ont Battling
Ne'ror. Waterloo. Iowa. On. Brownie
thurman. wichita. kars.. nutrolntsi
Archie Amons. 81. James, MINI. ts1.
Ernie North. nes Moinss. Il. out
pointed Everett McIain. Kansas CITY.
fel.
nENVER-Trvin Eiz-. Omaha
Nehr.. knocked ont Billy Vaughan
To%rrinrton. Wvc. t1l.
NEW oRLFANS-Bir Eov Peter
son. Minneapolis. and Martin Eurk-
New Orleans. drew. Cinl.
HOLLYWOOD. Csl.-Homer shsr.
idar. Sioux City. lows. knocked Ont
In~ rardo-a. Culver City. Calf, fbl
LAKE WORTH. Fla-Cliffs Vel
Ions. Fayetteville. N. III. cutrcirtsd
Willie Jackson. keywrst. Fla fln'-
TAMPA. Fla Ernest HauSes
Chile, stopped George fTNr Gih.
hon f~l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-08
Abilene Eagles
To Play Amarillo
For Bi-Districi

ABILENE, Tex. Dec. ST The
Abilene high school Eagles, who w
three other state high school cam
ratrns have met and conquered the
Amarillo Golden Sandstone. viii
face their old rivals from The Tan.
handle again here today to decide the
championship of Districts | and I.
O%utweighcd. Amarillo was expect
I'll to rely principally upon 2 brill
liant hackfcld tn overcome inc more
evenly balanced Abilene eleven. llud-
gins. Walker Travis and Dochlcr
share bacAfi~ldd utics for thc yisi-
tors
The advance ticket sales Indicated
10000 persons would hp WV hand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-08

ATLANTA. c.. nrc. 2 fF The
hlsre Of a band yelling shout
from = hos. MI rolirE ans. n frantic
waving ~ gayly colored ~pennsnts
and a. milsdy. dressed in rich furs
and trim tVeeds. carefully Yields h~r
crimson bpstick. a squad ~ dzlntils
clad Eridfron athletes praRc9 out on
The playing field
Football fashions change. and
where once the long haired hero
weighted with unsightly and On,
wieldy protective pads and c1mplicst-
ed heavy harness. was the cy%nosurr
of an eycs. today NJ ~ conspicuous
NY his absence.
IN MS stead there stands a trim.
lightly clad figure dressed I'm flash.
InE SILKS that conform N the taper
iug lines of his body.
Perhaps the old grad snoria in dis
gust $50 this i- football" The fact
rcmains. q is-and the fashiou plate
v7rrior rs dressed I'M hie Respondent
glory mot for the v%artoriai effrrt ~
the g%randStaudg. but a. = matter ri
unitarian cvpediencv.
Coaches. who once -rornrd thr
pink tea uniforms and avoided
'-,lk stockings fnr fcar ? riaver
might hr harrrrcd hy \ run IN hie
hose arc Joining the little hand "A
pioneers who experimental Nm reduce
The hulh and wr zht WI thr player
psraphernslis a. his teams advan.
tsrc.
The success nm traw- WIN today are
thc we'll dressed teams.
knuts Rochne Of Notre Dame ha,
clad his laundering stslNar.a in SIN
Trousers ~ replace the stiff ranNa.
togs IF previous times.
Chick Meehan W New York Uni.
rrrslty brought q gasp from NV
startlcd fothali world when his war.
riors wore silken hose M violet hue
The University If South Carolina
Gamecocks. observers saw. arc ihr
flsshisrt clad athletes ou me Ampri.
rsn cridjron this YEAR. "Tt OUGHT ~
nep en- ar. declares Billy Lasai a-
he describes the bright green ~ior-r,
WITH the red helmet that tons h-
new uniform.
Standing ont like 2 dancer sigma.
'T q large rcd diamond WI INV rror.
81 the green Jersey. Since garnet an.
black arc the university colorv. NM
diamond IA trimmed iu black ara wv
uu"hers on the hack of The iereo,
s. rod and black. A brilliant rs-
t"Hat SHIRT adds y final touch w rol.
or n the new regalia.
'oach Wallace Wade If Alah,r.
ends hfs athletes ~ Tire fraI1 w
,rlns@n ler-ies With huge White
numbers. They wear no ~sto-l5rr-
shn change uniforms fre1uentIv.
'osch Amis of Furman -Trnivsrsit.
south Carolina. has special foot-e,-
ior his men this season. M iz /. I-tt
fhinE. modelled almost lie \ rurr1,-
moe, and tho director nf rrr-
.""ihall des'inics believes ~ WITH ~ri
lr'riionF N seconds from TIE tin,
of his fleet back.
iViare ports green i~e-si-- ..4
green hose. while Vanderbilt vl,v
Soid Jersey and gold siorlirrs Non
tIckF in blue i~orsirv zrd hlre -r
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team-. XIII
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