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New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
1harhey- Scott Encounter
 Is Proposed by Johnston

@ York. p.. -- EPJ- Jimmy |".l...,. manner os Phil Scot 't.'la .,.ss.e e#tt. today planned .p rDu'.r wu'a 1oiurg HurElcr. ."ra".r p: J..r .hart... regarding a rnIr.1 5.," @nu..y bout a' I.rHrD .a D.,gl.unr
 L1Aa'nu announced Monday that l." t.i r..-.Eai ae oHrr from Nat" t... aa'rhrH'..r r1 tha Chicago .'.3.m Tor tH. toa'. "LInh would ." ,.Itd aa " "piId'+ champion con- '." ar~rf1Hr 10 Ioan.'ou. Lr"is n#.r.". '.e 1"1 principals GO DOT '.r, or 'rn ra'. .rhl,u Inc ma'oh- s.az-r a1 @oui br 3asHhD0.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
zEHRER, DEODORIAN SHOWING UP WELL
Play With FTaDkIin-NaTsA2ll EIeYel--Landin0 a Freshman

Three New Britain boys ara do ing very well in the uniform Of Franklin {. Marshall college in Ian caster, ra. FsrI Z.hrer is playing regular right end on tha varsity team ard "llau' Dao3ona0 ia regular raf't pa1rI Louis rauliro. last ysal.4 .tnw Hr'ae hl-1 school. captain, is right la.aanH oa th" freshman nam.
 Zchrer ls having th.- m., saa=oa Of his car.rr. H. won a. position over a large field O. candidates. some of 4hom wrrr captains Of high and preparatory schools aHI were 1n roNa2a cu a"aDlarsH.Is Last year ho played tha same posi- ton with tte freshman trom and for two years before tHat E" MAS right end oa iH- %r" Britain high school team Al his graduation ha was awarded '=r William r. Iua Memorial '-u'.'.
 DeoIorlan lg r1lar }.ry H.u. Iu the opening game Of tHn season In played a-a.r.t some lDa.- nis.Eei- 'y or r.aEs}.,a.a m.a and 4as aol" to hold his OWL fi. .#nseJ some minor iHa"s aud ~a forced 10 stay on fao HI.4a.- Tor most or thc r,a' 'ao rnu.=. I,. ea.. a.r.ir. for 8 umc ta rarh rs 'ts.r oana- and ~aa ou'" 'o rn.n..r .niu.a a'Iy "7og"h fo start Ia-r v.s'' r1rr.'
 Laa..o a1, af 'o a good star, wj'h 'h- sr.stuu t..n F. ..ar ,l against 'Na aafsty Y. . ra-,..- contest 'a.' ..... IT, Hr. ..a-. . great .....-.-.' a..r a. iI.. ~h'. a' t.au ..lr.I
 T.a tr.ra s,- a.H.r fl. ...r'.1. of "ro.s' E"'.r. tou..s sr s.. Britain ..I =fm.. .ar..u .a. Iu 'tfe t...
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
GARY FORTUNE IN ROW
Hartford riteIrr I@1 W}.r ani cg- PplirrmIo 8rv- 'rI for llla-~d A--auIt-!itHrlu~ Irt!HN.

A.ha>..l.. E C. D.. 2- r.ls Cary Fortune. r'..nr for 'd. jlar.. ford club o' 'Hc Ganarr ',.v.. yesterday cag-rf ii. arr't nr l. wife and Charles I.rf.a-.a to.mar county polr"oaa. caarr.na taa' tao two assaulted him.
 The alleged assault and tatntr rr cured late &un1ay "aea Fora. saw his ssife riding jn aa a.'ouo5H with pcrtinson A ',sf o..t 'o..r.. ed in which Mrs Fortune aas.s'.l Perhinson in bcs1nR t0n m'nhnl Fortune said
 The Fortunes are neither @.sofroI nor separated.
 Pcrkinson and Mrs Forum" "YU have hearing Friday Gary Fn"- tune returned 10 h!4 hom" hrr" la cently after pj'chjng In the Easter League all summer.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
Applesauce, Clippings
 Worry Illinois Coach

Cham paign, H., Oct. 22 P- "Appl"saucc and clippings" are worrying Coach Bob Zupkc Of the University Of Illinois this season,
 'These blokcA walk down the street and get filled with apple sauce every place they go," the little Dutchman said in discussing his football players. 'Tverybody tells them how good they are. Then they 20 home and read the same stuff in the ncwspapcrs and pretty soon they begin to believe it
 "Thcy are filled with apple saucc and their pockets are filled with clippings. The load is too heavy 10 carry and play football at the same time"
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
Bob Shawkey to Sign
 Managerial Contract

New York, Oct 22 N'TJ-Hob Shawkey, recently appointed man agcr of the New York Yankees, will sign his contract tomorrow after noon, it wa8 announced today by Business Manager Ed. Barrow,
 Shawkcy ia returning 10 New York today from a hunting trip in Cana dA. Interviewed at Glrns. IFall N. Y. regarding plans for 193o Shaw key said, We will probably iron out the flaws on inc left aidc Of th" team and overhaul thc pitching !tan. J'SE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
HI. s. ELEVEN LOOKS AHEAD
 TO GAME WITH HILLHOUSE
Profits By Tie With Norwich Free Academy and Will Be Drilled In Defense Against Forward Passing KIober and Fink Expected Back for Fridays Con- test-Middleton Slightly Hurt - Wesoy Shows Promise as End Runner.

Followers of the New Britain agreement that the tie game played l against Norwich Free academy team was the best thing that has hap pened since the New Britain High season started, and now they are ! looking forward with anticipation to , the New Haven Hillhousc Higl school contest which will be played in that city Friday afternoon.
 There are two matters which need improvement. The first is tho old weakness, the defense against | the forward pass, and the second B i a better organized offense. It was l fortunate for the New Britain team that Andy Wesoly was given chance in the backield. He show ed promise Of being a good end runner, Probably in games during l the remainder Of the season, which i it seems probable that Wesoy will not start, he may be put in the con- test for d time. He will then be called upon for end running.
 Kloibcr Expected Back
 It is probable that Ed Kloiber will be eligible for the IIllhousa game and in that case he will in all i likelihood start at left halfback. Richie Fink is coming along fine physically and he may be seen in the New Haven game.
 Al Middleton, who was the only hackfi"ld man in physical condition 1 Saturday, reported q slight shou- der injury and was excused from practice yesterday afternoon. Hs will report for this afternoon practice session and it is expected that his injury will not be q handi- cap to him in Fridays game.
 Cassidy Has New Plan
 Coach Cassidy is considering Il new plan. Bc"ause Of Middleton's "Xpcrinncc and his knowledge of
 plays Coach Cassidy is considering
 him as a possible field general who
 will call signals and run the team
 from halfback This may only be a. r"s"rv" plan which would be used If Quarterback Billy Ross is injured
 and has 10 leave the game
 Al present Ross's legs are in poor
 condition and he is in need Of a
 rest. Coach Cassidy is planning on
 giving him as much rest as possible during the next week and in the
 meantime "Pcewce" Zaleski will be used at quarterback
 To Study Pass Defense l, It is the plan this week 10 have
 the team drill in the defense against forward passes. Coach Cas-
 Sidy has q different system in mind [ Instead of having the two ends , stay back as d secondary defense . and not rushing in. Coach Cas- sidy plans to have Bill Mangan, , right end, run in and hurry the throWcr and to have Joe Bogdan- ; ski remain back where he will be ) in a position 10 intercept the pass | or knock it down.
 5 There is fear that tho Hardware
 City High school team is being over } trained, and Coach Cassidy had this . in mind when he announced today that the team will have light work outs this week.
 i Never since the beginning of the I season has the squad been drilled l harder than 1t will be on forward . pass defense this week.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
CNNN AGnII-S HIT

5'"'- r.: 22 urC-. The hf,@jo .fa3 r.',d sn'.rdov an'r rs dc- ..a' h. TTn. L.gl' na''-'a s,a~ "..4a,'1 'hIa ".ak J-Iote tAe Coast Guard game,
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
HOLY CROSS SIGNAL DRILL

Worcester, Mass, Oct. 22 NUpD- With several first string players ab- sent from it's ranks due to slight in- juries sustained in Saturdays clash with FOrdham, the Holy Cross foot ball squad had a short signal drill yesterday afternoon. Cleo O'Donncll, head coach, will stress the offensive game during further training ses- sions this week.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
HOLY o R %o a % @ E1S D
GIRLS BASKETBALL LOOP
 THIS SEASON ABANDONED

Landers Team Withdraws and Three-Team League Is Frowned Upon-Mens League to Open On Novem- Der 19-Clyde Waters and Dan Ahern Secured as Referees - Peter Perakos Donates 2i lz Inch Trophy For Winning Team.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22

USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22
PRINCETON CHANGES IlrpRoy

Princeton. x J, Oct 22 N'P)-- Return Of Moor" and Trstrng iH- JHrrd guards hna improved Prince tons prospects for Saturdays game with the Navy.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-22

Green Bay Wiz Da"ic Mai"r. Milwaukee, knocked out Sailor Jack Nopp. Saut Stc. Marie. CD.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-14
Rochester, Champion OF Inter-
national Circuit, Beaten
in Deciding Game
SERIES STAND FIVE TO FOUR
Two Riots Narrowly Ayerted as
the Two Teams Have De-
bates With Officials

Rochester. n. y. Oct IA T.-Thc
etar OF the American association stil!
remains or. the a%scenGan; where the
annual battles for the class Az
championship o! baseball arc con-
ccrned. For tho third successive year
the champion OF the western entry
in the little worlds series has captured
the title from the international
league champion 20 give the associa-
t.on SIX victories IN the 10 years the
series HIS been played.
Rochester. champion for the second
year OF the international circuit, pu.
up a great struggle but lost the final
rame and the series Yesterday. 6 70 ),
in II innings. The victory gave Kan
a City the minor league title By
five games to four.
A year ago Indianapolis defeated
Rochester 5 TO l. IN the post season
eerlcs. Toledo defeated Buffalo by
the same margin in 1927.
In yesterdays game Riconda. KAN
a City third bascman. accused
Carleton. Rochester pitcher. OF dust
ing of" batsmen and a fist fight re-
sultcd. A near riot at the end came
as a result OF Toporccr's protest OF a
called strike III the ninth. He was
ordered from tho game and Rochester
fans offered violent protests.
The receipts for tn. nine games
totsled $3.50 .3O6. OF which s35. 65l goes
to the Kansas City players and S23 SCI
to Rochester players. The two leagues
will divide SIC. $50, and the club man
agemcnts will split SD, 528.
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TranscOntinental
Studebaker Driver
To Come Tomorrow

Alb Jenkins. famous transcontinen-
tai driver. who twice broke the record
Tor the fastest dash across the coun-
try. will be in Bismarck tomorrow, it
was learned today.
jenkins. who has been breaking
road records for the past four or five
years. will be the guest Of the Bis
narck Motor company. local Stude-
baker-Ersline dealers. He is driving a
President eight roadster which trav-
eled 10000 miles in c6.329 consecutive
minutes on the Atlantic City speed
way: N Of four Studebaker Presi-
dents which covered the distance in
less than 10000 minutes. These rec
ords have never been equaled in the
history Of transportation.
jenkins first sprang into nationa.
prominence back in 1926. when he
drove a stock model from New York
to San Francisco in IS hours 20 min
utes, beating the time OF the fastest
train BY more than six hours. and the
former automobile record by an even
greater margin. This feat, achieved
under the most adverse weather on
ditions, stamped Jenkins as an in
trepid read pilot. Later he crossed the
country in n hours 40 minutes. break
ing the standing record BY more than
Two hours.
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Bison Eleven Beats
MO0rhead Team, ZIG

Fargo. N. OAK. Oct. l4.-Rolling
over three ~touchdowns in the first
three periods, the North Dakota
Agricultural college football team
completed its prcconfcrcncc schedule
Saturday by defeating the Moorhcad
State Teachers college. q to 6. The
Bison were complete masters Of the
situation from the start. but in the
final period. with many reserves in
the A. G. lineup. the Teachers
launched an aerial attack which re-
suited In a touchdown.
Beginning next Saturday with
South Dakota State in the homccom-
ing attraction here. the Bison meet
five strong opponents. North Dakota
university. Morningsidc. Mount st.
Charles. South Dakota university and
Montana State in the order named.
With this in mind. Casey Finnegan.
the Bison mentor. substituted freely
after the start Of the second half In
order to give his reserves all the ex-
pericncc possible and this no doubt
helped to Keen down the score.
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Play-by-Play
Continued from page onel

CONTINUED from page 0nel
son up. Rail- one, low. ball twO.
inside. Wilson fouled out %
Cochrane. near the stands. Guy.
Ter up. Cuylcr hit into right field
for two bases. Stephenson ~.
Hall one. outside. HALL two. Low.
Hall three. high. BALL four.
Stephenson walked on IN inside
ball. Grimm up. HALL ono. inside,
slow curve. Cuyler scored on
Grimm's single 70 center. Stcph.
enson went TO third. Grimm
stayed It first. Taylor up. Foul.
strike one. Il hurt Cochrane's
finger. Stephenson scored on Tay.
lor's single % center. Grimm stop
ping at second. Malone ~.
Ehmke was removed 81 favor of
Walberg. > big left handler. In
feur batsmen Ehmke had per.
mitted three hits and . base on
halls. good loe two runs. Ehmke
was cheered Is he left the field.
Malone ~. Strike one. called.
Strike two. swung. Il was fast.
Hall one. high. Mslone struck
ont. swinglng hard 1t the thru
stsike. Two runs. three hits. No
erzess, twe left.
FOURTH INNING, ATHLETICS
D,shop ~. HALL enc, eotsi1e.
Strike &c. called. Hall TIVE. high,
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right field fence scoring bishop
ahead Of him and tying the score.
The Athletics players literally
mobbed Haas IS they pounded
him on the back. The Cubs on
fcrrcd about Malone In the cen
ter Of the diamond. Cochrane up.
Ball ono. outside. Ball two. high.
Strike one. called. Foul. strike
two. Foul. Cochran. hit to Horns
by and was out at first. Sim.
mons up. Ball one, inside, high.
Simmons hit into center field for
two bases. Foxx up. The Cubs
encouraged Malone. Ball one.
outside. Malone was about to
purposely pass Foxx. Ball two.
outside. hall three outside. hall
four outside. Foxx walked. MIL
Ter mp. Ball one, high. Strike
enc. called. Strike two, called.
Ball. two. Low. simmons scored
on Millcr's hit into center field.
Three runs. four hits. no errors,
two left. Miller was credited with
. two base hit IS the winning run
was on second base. He could
easily have made three.
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Nodak, nFreshlnen
Fight in Tie Contest

Fargo, N. Oak. Oct. 14.-Aftcr three
periods Of more or less ainlless wan-
dering and wallowing in the various
water holes on the Agricultural coll
lrgc field Saturday. both teams anne
through With touchdowns in the final
quarter ending the first of two on
tests between the freshmen of the
A. G. and university.
The Eabv Bison. badly outweighed
by the gigantic green forward wall.
tore into the larger opponents with a
fury which vas not to be denied.
They did lot have the offensive
strength to push back their big foes.
but they did have tho power and
determination 10 keep the university
vearlings from going any pace in
particular.
Ben Jacobson and Bob Paris. star
Demon performers last year, played
On tho Nodak and Bison teams re-
s~pcctivelv.
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|EVATOR MEN Will
EMAND CHANGES IN
Grain CORPORATION
Unified Association,
Not Independent Agencies,
Are Proposed
PCS OUT cooPERATlvEs
mands Made Known Follow
" Secret Meeting at Breck-
enridge Last Saturday

Minneapolis, Oct. Ii Cap -
hdamcntal changes in tn" sctup
the National Farmers Gran Cor
tation, 4 S20.0OO,0O cooperative
kkcd by tho federal farm board,
be demanded by northwest farm
|dcrs when directors meet III Gil
10 next week to complete the or
hization.
of state organizations oi
Imcr elevators in four northwest
ties at i meeting at Breckenridge
turday instructed their repre-
natives on the board Of directors
Insist on changes in the plan be-
n they will approve It.
Two demands IN particular arc
forth by the elevator group. 1t
lame known today. They propose:
That the g grain corporation be
complete, unified association into
Itch all grain coopcratives arc
|rgcd. The present plan is that
wheat pools. sales agencies and
Hator associations retain their
|w4itics. work independently. each
their field. and that the corpora
h be 4 sales agency through which
Hi grain is marketed. The clcva-
mon contend the merger must
ccmpletcd. wiping out all cooper
Ecs "a such b. consolidation.
That tho representation on the
krd Of directors should be changed
| the number Of directors will Ec
Hanged according to volume 81
hin handled. They contend that
that is literally r.rried out cleva-
associations will have 10 or -
|cctors out Of Is instead Of tho
provided in the present law.
anticipating i; meeting of the
mmittcc of Ii. representing all
bups Of the farm board nest week
approve the program. directors
the state elevator associations OF
|~nnesota, North and South Dakota
b Montana met at Breckenridge
thcut previous announcement and
|ked over the question. A. l.. Berg.
.Sidcnt Of the South Dakota Elc-
Tor group. presided and r. A. Ice,
|nnd Forks. and +. II. Floan, Sioux
|lls. who represent the northwest
kvator men on the committee OF
! reported what the program is.
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Ions WILL SPONSOR
MEETING HERE
OF CLUB OFFICERS
burteen Towns to Be Repre-.
Rev. Paul S. Wright
Speaks il Farewell Role

Bismarck Lions arc to prepare for a
ne meeting here Of the officers Of
clubs. The date has not been
cscn. but the directors will take
1t up after the wishes and conven-
bee of the various clubs have been
ccrtained. The new clubs at Het-
Igcr and Bowman. to be instituted
1t week. will share in the confer
cc, as it will not be held until after
ey ere III the fold.
Tho idea was preached by District
byernor Ralph A. Trubey III a letter
the local club. read at the noon
nchcon today by President w. s.
Icrs. On motion OF DR.. C. D.. Dur
E1a. the proposal was adopted. 1t
20 was decided that the Bismarck
ID will assume the expense Of the
inuuet to be served on the occasion
tho meeting.
Tho clubs to take part arc Wash
5rn. Steele. Linton and jamestown
this side OF the river and Maldan.
kv. Salem. Glen Ullin. Hebron,
lcxinson. Beach. Elrin. Mott. Het-
aRcr md Bowman OH the other side.
Announcement was made that the
oposcd joint meeting with the other
Fvicc Clubs shall be held on the
rht OF Monday. November ID.
Allowccn will be celebrated with a
HES night November Is. The pro-
I'M committee meeting on that celc-
alton will be held this evening at the
|flcc Of DR.. Durzcma. It also was
tcided to hold ono night meeting
|ch month.
rev. Paul S. Wright was the
eaker OF the day. somewhat as a
fmal farewell taking of the club. In
hitch he has many admirers. He
ike Of Columbus. in view Of the
kturday celebration Of the day set
|ide to the discoverer of America. He
liked the feats Of the Gcnoesc apd
Lindbergh as Of two great pioneers
no had the three requisite qualities
3 outstanding achievement: Vision,
18th and courage.
IN. q. Fostcson will be the speaker
xt Monday. his TOPIC to be the
lent Legion convention. as a pre-
nif1ary to beginning preparations
! the state convention Of the Legion
he next summer.
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Knute Rockne Has
Blood Clot on Leg

South Berd u. oc. III
hrlte Eeckne. Not-e Dane football
coach. remained confined 4 bed a.
his home tacly t-o9. a blood c.ot II
his right 80
Rcckae 9ao was Forced . stay il,
b,a here vale rs .sari invaded and
conquered The Nav Saturday. eS.
pec.s 70 G.-ec- - .eaE. =. practice
tomorrow from a Hhee. char
Nhes,e. he H., 5e ae.a % accompany
he Raaso.s-S 20 Ca.caeo SATURDAY.
is p-oo.e..a..ca..
TO-DAY .s vas m.c.. ..Ip-ased 81.
SILL uHao,e . wax
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Haas and Simmons
Lead Athletics in
Ninth | ming Rally
Continued From PAGE Ore

Continued From Pare Ore}
most had 70 fight hi way Dawn &c
third base line IS his team. mates
s-o-n.ed oat.
Pres.Gen. Hoove: and his pa..v e..
tered the park by a field ea.e, wax.
..c through a line OF policemen. a.
leo p. nj. The chief executive ras
accompanied b. Mayor Maesey wa.i.,e
Mrs. Mackey walked with Mrs. Hoo
e.. The crowd stood With barred
heads and cheered while the p.es.-
dents party went into its box.
The amplifiers blared forth the
strains Of "Hailtothc Chief" Camera
men rushed to surround the front OF
the box and the players momentar.ly
lef. the field.
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MinOt State Teachers
Beat Dickinson Eleven

Dickinson. N. D.. Oct. lA.-Minot
State Teachers spoiled Dickinson
1ormals homecoming Saturday by
beating the SEvagcs. 81 to o. scoring
n touchdown In each first two
quarters and three in the final. The
savagcs lost . touchdown early In
the second period BY an offstde when
j. Campbell went 10 yards through
right guard. A clever passing game
had put them close to Minot's goal.
Larabo. rho went In for d. johnson
In the second halt. made three touch
downs. Upland scored the first
touchdown and Ribb got the second.
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xx-Batted for Walbcrg IN tho
ninth.
Chicago dNL) .........0 900 200 O00-2
Philadelphia tAL, 1000 600 OO3-3
Runs batted in-Grimm. Taylor,
Haas 2. Miller. Two base hits-Cuy-
Ter. Malone, Simmons. Miller. Home
run-Haas. Stolen basc-McMillan.
Double plcys-Hornsby and Grimm;
English, Hornsby. and Grimm. Left
on bases-Chicago tNL) s: Philadel-
phia CALI 4. Bases on balls ~ off
Esamke 2 stephenson y; off Ma
lone 2 tCochrane, Foxx). Struck out
by Ehmke M Taylor: by WAL
berg six English, Hornsby. Wilson,
Stephenson. Grimm, Malone: by Ma
lone 4 Bishop, Haas. Boley. French.
Pitchers record: Off Ehnlke 6 hits
and two runs tcarnedD in 3 2l3 In
ntngs. with Is at bat; off Walhcrg 2
hits and nc runs in 5 1/3 innings with
IL at bat; off Malone 3 earned runs.
Winning pitcher Walbcrg. Umpires.
William J.. KLEIN IN. L. at the plate;
William H. Dinneen fAL) first base;
Charles B. Moran tNLl second base;
Roy Van 0raflan CALI third base.
Time Of game 1:42.
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and Water Diet
Started in MinOt Jail

Mlnot. n. D., Oct. l4.-P-Twcrty-
nc aliens in the Ward county Jail
today are on a bread and water diet
as punishment for All attempted jail
break which was discovered last night
o. Deputy Sheriff John Mcqueen, in
charge OF the Jail.
The attempted break took place in
the alien ward in the Jail. according
% Sheriff ". E. Slaybaueh.
A sash weight had been removed
from a window and with it the lock
had been broken from 4 email swing
ing barred door.
A good sized piece Of heavy wire
netting, GOVERN, the outside bars Of
a lower window. had been cut away.
barring enough outside bars 50 that
Il they we're broken OF sawed off q
man could crawl through.
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Grid Hurt Fatal
To Prep Athlete

Parsaic. N. j.. Oct. 1A-P-Thomas
'Tubby, O'Shca. Is. died today at
passaic General hospital from in
iurics received during a football
game at HackeEsack or Saturday.
C'Shca. end on the Fassaic high
school team. was operated OH foc in
tcrnal injuries.
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subs: Eison-FerHuson. Brasscar, e.
E~llinGson. iniversitN-Huplef. Eek
holm. ScNcrson. Murine. Nesting. elm.
ton. Memberships. shipper. Johnson,
Allen. Graves. HillehOe. often.
T~nnehdnwns. Mckay and Hnpler.
officials: Referee. Bob Thompson,
Drake: umpire. q. II. kimhall. South
Dakota: head lincsnlan. Glenn Whit.
lock, Penn college.
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The 25o--ear-o.d clock in the tower
o. Aveley Parish Church in England.
has no. been in operation for 30
years. Il is TO be replaced shortly.
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lineup and summary

SubStltut10nS. Mafldan-HyerIy TOT
Peterson: Peterson for Bycrley. Mo-
b.idRc-nOEe.
First downs. Mandan, s: Mobridgc,
3.
Passes attempted, Mandan, s, conf
p;cted 0: one intercepted by Mo-
bridge: Mobridgc. s attempted. ? conf
p!etcd for a gain Of ~ yards.
Penalties. Mandan Is yards. Mo-
bridge. IS yards.
g: yards: Mobridge. 5 for o distance
Punts. Mandan, Z for q distance OF
Of 200 yards.
Referee, Claude Miller. North Oa-
kota A. c.: Umpire r. H. Kratz. Ham,
line: and h~cadlineman, w. Eli
sen, North Dakota.