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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03

passage out Of Indiana few will miss
the Oberammergau Passion Play
and the Wagner festival at Bay
reuth.
Germany viii lead all European
nations as the destination of Hoo
sier tourists as result.
Major world tours will leave the
United States in the fall. During
the coming summer tours Of the
American and Canadian west will
vie with the European trips Of indi-
viduals.
A party of twenty-five HOLSTERS
will leave New Orleans, La, April
10, for a Caribbean tour of twelve
days. The cruise is under auspices
of the Indiana state Chamber of
Commerce and the World Trade
Club of the indianapolis Chamber
Of Commerce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03

other real estate could not be sold
until after the death of his imme-
date heirs. In February, 1923, Mary
Virginia Durham, the last of his
children, died and the way was
opened for sale of the property.
Miss Durham willed the property
to church and charity interests and
to relatives. The pasture then was
valued at 81 100000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03
RITzY PASTURE
WILL Be SOLD
Cows No More to Roam in
Exclusive Hyde Park.
BIZ United Press

BV United Press
CHICAGO, April 3.-The COW
pasture that has nestled through
the years in the heart Of the ex-
elusive Hyde Park residential dis
trict soon will be the site of a SIG
100000 apartment building if nego-
tiations by the heirs of John Dun
ham to sell the tract to a New York
syndicate are successful, it was re-
vealed today.
James j. Carroll, south side real
estate man, is in charge of negotia-
tons for the heirs. He declined to
name the New York bidders.
When John Durham, pioneer
banker, died in 1893, his will pro-
vided that his ten-acre pasture and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03
Editor Seeks Toga

MARION, Ind, April 3.-Carl L.
Houston, editor of the Marion
Leader Tribune, and former pay
master of the house of representa-
tives, announces his candidacy for
the Democratic nomination for
representative In congress from
Eleventh Indiana district.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03
CITY TOURISTS
RESENT BRITISH
ENTRY FEE hike
Boston Tea Party Spirit Is
Evident in Refusal to
Pay Extra Tax.
BY HERBERT L. CECIL

Millions for defense. but not l
cent for tribute" and the Boston tea
party spirit viii deprive England of
thousands Of dollars in Hoosier
tourist money this summer. Indian
apolis travel tour bureau officials
declare.
Mr.. and Mrs Indianapolis, and
M. and Mrs. Indiana, more than
1000 strong, Will visit Europe this
summer, but less than per cent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03

was made possible by an eleventh
hour decision of the Nationalist to
support the cabinet in return for
a promise of farm relief measures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03
GERMAN CABINET WINS

Communist Socialist NONCOMPLIANCE
Vote Defeated by Coalition.
BIZ United Press
BERLIN, April 3.-Chancellor
Heinrich Bruening's coalition cab
met, supported by Nationalist votes,
defeated the Communist and Social
ist joint motion of nonconfidence in
the ReichStag today, 252 to 187.
Victory of the new government
New Britain herald., 1930-10-07

first meeting Sunday since the sum- mer vacation months. The new affi- cers elected at the meeting Sunday are as follows: President, Adele Pa delli vice president, Lena Michaels; secretary. Mollie Martino; treasurer, Angeline Rio.
 East Berlin Items s The total vote cast in this district yesterday was 119, the republican voters numbering 1O2 and the demo- crats 17. There are 265 voters listed in this district, revealing that but 45 per cent took enough interest to cast-their vote. Due to the pre- ponderence of the republican vote in this district it is generally a fore gone conclusion that at election time East Berlin will hold the balance of power as there is no split ir the vote cast.
 Continued on Page Nine.)
New Britain herald., 1930-10-07
REPUBL|CANS.W WIN
 BERLIN ELECTION Split Ballots in Kensington
 Delay Complete Returns M'KE0N RECOYERS SEDAN
New Britain Man Arrested Driving Car in Birmingham, Mass.-Regis- trars in Session for Last Time Today-Postpone Game.

Republican nominees swept the town election held at Berlin, with the exception of the candidate John A. Moore, democrat. for town school committeeman, who was unopposed. No other competition was even tight when the votes were counted.
 The town meeting held immediate ly after complete returns of votes had been made was adjourned until next Tuesday night. At the meeting scheduled for the night of October 14, six issues will be brought up for action.
 First, the body assembled will hear and act upon a report of the town officers: second, consideration will be made, and action taken upon the estimates and recommendations of the town board of finance for sup port of the schools, and for the towns expenses and obligations for the ensuing year: third, resolu- tion will be passed authorizing the selectmen to borrow funds to pay the bills of the town when due if there is not sufficient money in the treasury: fourth, consideration will be made as to whether or not the town of Berlin shall make applica- tion to the state highway commits soner for an allotment of sS,000 of state road aid funds; fifth, considera- ton will be made as to whether or not the sum of S2,000 shall be ap- propriated to pay the amount of the pro rata share of the town of Berlin; sixth, transa action of any ether necessary and proper business.
 The returns of the election yestcr day were held up for a brief time because of difficulties at the Ken sington polls, where there were over 100 split ballots and 22 rejections. Complete returns were secured about s o'clock.
 McKeon Recovers Car
 The automobile stolen from Harry A. McKeon of Kensington Sunday night as it was parked on Chestnut street in New Britain, has been re- covered by the police of Framing ham, Mass. Howard Goodrich of New Britain was arrested while driving the stolen car in Framing ham, and upon the discovery that it was the sedan stolen from Mckeon, the owner was immediately notified. The car was in the custody of the police by 2 o'clock yesterday after noon.
 McKeon has left for Birmingham; to recover the automobile. Good rich will be tried in the Framing ham court October IA, and then will face trial in New Britain for theft.
 Registrars in Session
 Registrars w. r. Pagan of Ken sington and Royal H. Morse of East
New Britain herald., 1930-10-07

The adjourned town meeting will be held tomorrow evening at 7:SO o'clock in the auditorium at the high school. At the meeting, the town board of finance will submit the following budget to the voters for their consideration covering the estimated expenses of the town for the year ending August 15. 1881:
 Selectmen's budget .... $l11,190.00 School budget net .'... 110,926.61
New Britain herald., 1930-10-07

Berlin are in session today for the last time for those who want to be made voters for the forthcoming state election. This is the last day for citizens who have not already registered to do so. Registrar Pagan said but one had visited him this morning at about 9:30 o'clock.
 Card Game Postponed
 The setback game scheduled for tonight between Jack Giana's team of Kensington and John Conlin's team of Blue Hills has been post poned until a night next week. The postponed game will be the second Of series, the first of which, it will be remembered, was won by Conlin's team last week.
 Visit Relatives
 Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Wallin of Grand Rapids Mich, are spending several days with Mrs. Wallin's cous- in, Mrs. Katherine Grimshaw of High road, Kensington. After the visit in Kensington, Mr. and Mrs. Wallin will go to Hartford where they also have acquaintances.
 Harvest Supper
 The Woman's Aid society of the Berlin Congregational church will give a harvest supper in the dining room of the parish house of the church Thursday, October f6, at 6 D. m.
 After the supper the annual meet ing of church members will be held in the parish house.
 Convention Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Clifford M. Hamil- ton of School street. Berlin, and MT and Mrs. Joseph Kaminski of Buel street, New Britain, left yesterday afternoon by aeroplane for Boston where they will spend three days al the American Legion convention. James E. Corr and Joseph Wilson of Kensington left this morning fol the Legion convention in Boston They will participate in the parade today and expect to return home to. morrow.
 Well Child Conference The Well Child conference will bt l held in the Tabs hall. Kensington Wednesday afternoon from unti o'clock.
 Sodality Elects Officers ] The Sodality of the Children O Mary of St. Taurs church held theil
New Britain herald., 1930-10-07
NOTICE

A meeting of the Board of Select. men and the Town Clerk of the Town of Berlin will be held in the Town Clerks Office, Saturday, Co., tober 11th, 1880, from 9 a. m. until 6 p. m., to examine the qualifica- tions of those whose names appear on the Ito be made" list, and to make electors those who are found eligible.
 A. L. WOODRUFF,
 Town Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-07

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-12
Tulane Wave Floods Aggies by 1919 Cour
McAllen Stock Goes Up After
Giving Alice Heavy FASTING

cision from Harrington Junior High
School Baby Cards here the past
week, McAllen Junior High School
Bull Pups. coached by AL Weir.
are hard at work for their next
conflict. which Is scheduled TO take
place this week. The game Is
c1rded to take place this week. The
game Is cerded for Thursday after
noon but Weir has not yet an
nounced the Bull Pups foe.
Relying principally upon the Of
fensive drive administered by the
two Bull Pup backs. Adam Torres
and John d. E~ggleston, Weir Is
grooming his young line as much
as possible. The Pup forward d.
vision was working pretty well last
week when the Cards were beaten,
but several rough spots will have to
b srioothed over .,fore the Weir
machine hits on all eleven.
Young billiard Dean. a fat young
ster with plenty OF courage, Is the
mainstaJ Of the Pup line thus far.
playing al left tackle. Dean mixes
wi any Of them freely and has
turned in two very pretty perform
ances IN the pair OF games the
Pups have played 70 date.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-12
BAYLOR BEATS
TRINITY $40
Regulars Parade Through
Tigers In Easy
Fashion x

WACO. Oct. li-CR-Wilting IN
der the onslaught OF the Bruin reg
ulars after they had fought the sec
ond string eleven on fairly even
terms for the first quarter. the Trim
ity University Tigers we're smothered
by Baylor 81 TO 0 today.
Although they did not start the
game. yBaylor's big five. Wilson.
Paradeaux. Captain Koch. Witcher
and Morris, tore the Tigers to shreds
while they were in the game.
Rusty Hill. one OF the most bril-
liant players in the Texas confer
ence. Aubrey at half and Pollard. ar
Itasca youth. and Hughes showed UP
well for Trinity.
Baylor -sls unakt 20 scor~ IN the
first period. although they threaten
ed twice. -Four touchdcwns came
In the second period. two in the
third and two In the final round.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-12
Golf Tournament
Date To Be Set
fsDncial 70 the HeraIdl

.&NFNNA4A ~ &lA0 AACA0 A4J
HARLINGEN, Oct. il.-Dates
and other arrangements for the
annual tournament OF the Texas
Professional Golfers Association
which will be held here are ex-
pected to be decided upon In
Houston early In the week In q
conference between Pat O'Brien.
pro for the local municipal course
George Waters. parks commits
sioner. and officers Of the r. p. @.
s.. in Houston.
Mr.. O'Brien and Mr.. waters
plan to leave Monday morning by
automobile for Houston 10 make
the necessary arrangements.
Word that the tournament would
Re held IN Harlingen was received
from John Bredemus, secretary.
this week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-12

RANDALL STADIUM, Madison.
Wis, Oct. 1i.-P-Wisconsin, with
q fast charging line and q versatile
backfield, today definitely stamped
itself as a western conference foot
lall championship contender as IL
ran roughshod over Chicago TO
score q "a 20 O victory. A crowd
OF 10000 persons saw Co ach Glenn
Thistlethwaite's eleven take an i'm
pressive victory.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-12
Northwestern Wins
Over Ohio 1872

EVANSTON, III, Oct. lip
Northwestern opened its Big Ten
football campaign today with a 10
to 2 victory over a green. but fight
ing Ohio State eleven. The Wild
cat offense found its full power in
the first half when all Northwest
ern's points were scored. Ohio State
scored her pair Of points in the mid
die OF the fourth period as q result OF
q blocked punt which Rentner down.
ed behind his own goal line for q
safety.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-12
TIE GAME

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. IL
R-Indiana and Oklahoma A. 4,
NJ. battled to a 7 TO 7 tie in their
intersectional game here today. The
two teams resorted 70 the aerial
game, neither being able to gain
consistently through straight foot
ball. Brubaker scored for Indiana
in the first period on a pass. A pass
paved the way for the Aggies' single
touchdown in the second. A line
plunge by Fisher carried the ball
across.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-12
OOKS
SLIDES

NE can't blame
either nan for
denying the re-
ports. With
world serie s
hub bub crowd
ing al else aside
Colonel Rupert
i6nd Joe Nc
Carthy did the
smart thing by
passing 1t off
n o h al antly.
With calm re-
stored TO Phil
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-12
PUTTING TT =

Algernon: I've been going 70 the
dentists for three weeks now.
Clarence: Really. Having q lot
done7
Alsernon: I don't know until I
get there.-The Humorst
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-12

Texas Miscellaneous
Edinburg J. c. 40. Seguin Luther
an 0.
81. Mary's 10. Sui Ross IS.
San Marcos Teachers 7, Schrei-
ner 0.
Deaf and Dumb 9, Schreiner
Prep O..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-12

OFFICIALS. Boynton, (Willians),
referee; Utay Texas Aggies) um-
pire: Bell Vanderbilt field Judge:
Campbell Uoke Forest) head lines
man.
Score by periods
Texas G. u. 0 20 IA g.. 40
Arkansas 0 0 O o.. o
Texas Christians scoring: touch
downs. Hinton 2, Spearman !, Den
MS !; Oliver J.; Branron !. Point
from try after touchdown. Griffith,
Green 8.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-12

Glover 2; Dalrymple. Point from
try after touchdown. Glover (place
kick. A. and M. scoring: touch
down. Bell Substitute for Tracy:
point from try after touchdown,
Bell point allowed when Tulane
offside on place kick. safety.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-12
FOOTBALL
RESULTS


Southwest Conference
r. c. u. 40, Arkansas o.
Baylor 81. Trinity 0.
Rice q, Arizona 0.
Texas Aggies g., Tulane 10.
Texas 20, Howard Payne 0.
Texas High Schools
Main Avenue "a, Corpus Christi 0.
Breckenridge 10, Big Spring 6.
Beaumont i3. San Jac!nto (Hous-
ton) 8.
Port Arthur SO, South Park
Beaumont 6.
Electra 6, Wichita Falls 0.
Amarillo 2. Psmpa 0.
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%.
s. Carolina 7. I. $. u. 8.
" Carolina %, Maryland 81.
Northland College y: Michigan
Tech (Houehton) 6.
Illinois College g.: Monmouth rs.
Aurora College 6; Crane 2.
California 7. St. Marys 6.
y Luther Decorahl As: DUBUQUE o
Bates 7; Norwich 0.
Long Island U. 20; New York
Aggies II.
Washington & Jeff 7; wittenber>
z Ctie).
Otterbein 10: Hiram o.
CAPITAL Il; Marietta 8
California Institute OF Techno-
lcsy n; La Verne College Is.
Missouri School OF Mines 81:
Drury 6.
VIII Mayfie,d Of Marble Hill.
Mo. O; Murray State Teachers
College Freshman 81.
Tuskegee 20; Wiley o.
Morris Harvey 0; Paramount Nor
maj 0 Ctie).
Whitewater Teachers 10; North
western College watertown) o.
Carroll College 10; Northwestern
u z" 6.
Knox 20; Lake Forest 9.
Shepherd College o; Shenandoah
College 0 Ctie).
Washington State z: University
OF Southern Calf. s.
Montana State 20: Wyoming IS.
Bates z: Norwich 0.
Arnold &c; Wagner o.
Upsala S: Cooper Union o.
Long Island U. 20: New York
Aggieg "a
whitewater Teachers 10. North
western College watertov7,) o.
Carroll College le; Northwest
eFn u. y. 6.
Virginia Junior college 81:
Bemidji Teachers 0.
Pacific u: Linfield @.
Univ. Of California at Los An
geles 81: Pomona College O..
Concordia Moorehead) o; Moore
head Teachers 8. (tied).
Nevada 0: Santa Clara o.
st. Thomas 20: st. Vincent o.
Gettysburg 43: Penn Nil Col
lege o.
Penn State IS; Marshall o.
Muhlenberg II; Lebanon Val
ley IA.
Washington u; Idaho 0.
Brigham Young Univ. z; Colo
RADIO Teachers 7-CT1e)
Colorado 0; Utah State o. CT1e.)
Depauw 20; Earlham s.
Colorado College IS: Western
State College z.
/. Northland College u; Michigan
Tee CEoughton, Mich) g..
Carleton SO; Hamline o.
st. Cloud Teachers 1e: Johns
University (Collegille. Minne.) 2.
Penn College 20: Parsons 0.
Allegheny Z; Westminster 6.
Geneva Is; Thiel 6.
western Kentucky Teachers 81;
Bethel College o.
Alma 10; Olivet 8.
' Miss College 10; Miss Teachers 8.
Randolph Macon o; Guilford 0.
Franklin and Marshall 20: st.
JoSepnS ~.
Rochester 10: Hamilton 0.
Centre z: Chattanooga Q.
Loyola Of South 80; Baker o.
Kentucky ST: Maryville College 0.
jamestown College z; Huron
College o.
Coe Is: Iowa State Teachers 2.
North Central College 19: u. OF
Chicago %" team O.
Muhlenberg lf; Lebanon VAL
ley II.
Furman IS: Erskine o.
College City OF ~. Y. A.: Seton
Hall IL.
Tufts z: Colby 0.
King College Is: Tusculum 0.
Carson Newman College s: NIL
ligan College 0.
ST. B~onaventure IA; waynes-
burg 8.
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Weeks Results
Breckenridge 20. Alamo Heights Q
Main "a. Corpus Christi o.
Rcbstown i6. Harlardale 4.
Austin %. Temple s n-district)
Kerrville IS. Fredericksburg G
Non-districtl.
Games This Week
Rerrville at Breckenridge.
Austin at Robstown.
Harlandale at Laredo.
Games Friday
Harrington az Ringsvflle.
Ia Feria at Pharr-San Juan
Alamo.
San Benito nc Mercedes.
Mission at Donna.
Santa Rosa at Rio Hondo.
II Jardin at Los Fresnos.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-12
Army Polo Teams
Play Here Today

The Snovbiyds and Cardinals,
Fort Brown polo teams. will clash
on the local field $3.50 .. y. today,
IL has been announced
The Harrington civilian team.
which recently defeated the Army
riders. will play the officers here
Oct. 10. The Officers. on their own
field, promise to redeem them
selves. The lineup for this gan,
will be as follows: No. /. 1t. Stod-
ter; No. 2, 1t. Jervey; No. 8. 1t.
Reardon: and 1t. Massey, back.
The line-ups for today's game L
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-12
GLOVER STARS
FOR VISITORS
McFadden's Defensive Work
Stands Out For
Texans

DALLAS, Oct. ll-R-Tulane's
glamorous green wave washed over,
around and through an almost
helpless Texas Aggie team today In
the opening International Foot
ball attraction Of the State Fair.
The score was 10 to 8.
"Wop" Glover. shifty Greene
h~alfback. and Jerry Dalrymple,
scintillating end. played important
roles in the informal christening
Of the large new Fair Park Stadium.
Glover gave the prettiest act Of the
day, a 6l-yard dash through q
hole at right tackle and away from
his farmer pursuers for a touch
down in the first quarter. Glover's
interference formed quickly after
he had passed the line of scrim-
mage. AS II 10 prove the touch
down was no fluke Glover turned
in several other nice runs before
dark.
Aggte BACKS rail-
The Green Aegie ball carriers
could not dent the forward wall OF
the southern conference team,
which was impenetrable from tackle
TO tackle. The Asgie passing at
tack fizzled until the last quarter
after the Greenies had made sew
eral subs.itutions. Then a series
OF passes, the last one from Hewitt,
10 Bell, both substitutes, carried
the Texans across the final chalk
mark. Bell missed the try for extra
point but the wave was offside and
the point counted.
The Aggics we're the first to
score. McFadden, who played a
great defensive game for the
losers. blocked q kick and il rolled
across the Tulane goal line for q
safety. A 67-yard punt by McFad-
den across the goal had been largely
responsible for Tulane being on
the l3-yard line when the boot
was blocked.
Glover's dash more than null
lifted McFadden's bit OF heroics
and Tulane proceeded TO make its
lead more secure In the second
period Holland caught a pass
from Felts on the Aggie ten-yard
line after he had fallen. Felts and
Glover did the rest on line plays,
Glover carrying the ball across and
then adding the extra point. His
first kick for extra point had hit
one Of the uprights.
Long Pass
Dawson hurled a 3l-yard pass
10 Dalrymple for the third Tulane
touchdown which came in the third
period. This time, Thompson,
substitute Aggie tackle, blocked
Gloypr's Mace kick
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Southern Conference

Tulane 10, Texas Aggies 9.
Tennessee 81. Mississippi o.
Florida 7. Auburn o.
Vanderbilt 40, v. r. ]. o..
Va. Military 6. Citadel Z.
Alabama Is, Sevanee o.
Ca. Tech 0. Carnegie Tech 81.
Wash. and Lee -, w. Va. Union
80.
;. Carolina 7. L. $. u. 8.
y Carolina %, Maryland 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-12
VISION
ANOTHER FLAG
Champions Forward Wall
Works Well as Backs
Sift Through
BY GAYLE TALBOT. JR.,
Associated Press Sports Writer

FORT WORTH. Oct. ll-R)-
Texas Christian University's big
white machine left no doubt Of its
status In the 1880 Southwest Con-
ference grid race as II crushed the
University Of Arkansas Razorhacks,
40 to 0 In the schools fine new
stadium here today.
m 10000 spectators saw the
Christians make q sieve Of the big
Porker line after the first period,
scoring three touchdowns in the
second quarter, two more In the
third and another in the fourth. A
horde Of substitutes helped wear
down the Razorbacks until they were
all but helpless late in the anne.
As 1t proved the Frogs AGAIN have
a team OF championship calibre. the
game likewise disclosed that Arkan-
sas is little fitted for the conference
grind. Not only did the Razorbacks
display no offense 70 speak OF, but
they had no capable reserve strength
once their first string vas battered
by the Christians smashing attack.
Visitors Weak
Only six first downs were credited
to the visitors from the Ozarks, and
five o. them were on passes. Cow
boy Kyle, ace Of the crimson back
field. was throttled all the way by
the rushing Frog forwards, never
getting away for an appreciable gain
even on punt returns.
Texas Christian piled up 20 first
downs, using everything from their
straight football TO the dizziest sort
OF plays. including q fake punt that
was good for Q touchdown. II took
them a period to get started, but
once they did theer was no stopping
them. Leland. Hinton, Spearman,
Dennis, Griffith, Oliver they all
took turns in tearing UP til enemy
defenses.
An outstanding feature was the
clocklike blocking Of the Frog for
wards and backs as their ball car
rier sifted down the field. Most Of
their touchdowns were on more or
less long runs that saw a big major
ity Of opposing tacklers off their
feet.
Only twice did the Razorb..-k ks
penetrate far into Christian terri
tory and both times were In the
closing period when the Frog lineup
was composed largely Of substitutes.
Once a pass from Phillips 70 Kyle
carried TO the 28-yard line. but the
Red Shirts got no further. Again,
Just before the whistle. q penalty
for roughing backed the Frogs to
their 2e-yard stripe.
Stadium Dedicated
Appropriate ceremonies marked
the dedication OF the new stadium,
the two teams being lined up across
the field while TIE president OF the
stadium association presented the
arena TO the school and posterity.
Lineups: