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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-01-16
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
CHURCHES

missouri Synod
Services Sunday, Jan. IS.
Christ Congregation
Wolf Point
Regular services at 10:30 a. m.
This service will again be held
at the M. e. church.
Emmanuel Lutheran church
Prairie Elk
Regular service-3:00 p. M.
Sunday school-4:00 p. m.
Text Of Sundays sermon: Luke
4:16-22. Theme of sermon: What
Constitutes True Christian church
In this sermon based on the
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THE SPORTLICHT
by CRANTLAND RICE

gain, enough to get Harvard out of
trouble three times.
Barry Wood tried every play at his
commandment runs, line plunges, for
ward passes and laterals-but a keen,
alert Yale defense nearly always was
in the way after that first long sprint
by Orchard down the side lines. Moth
ing would work with a sweep of blue
tacklers tearing the play apart before
1t could form and get under any head
way. On the play Of the game Har-
ward never had a chance after that
first threatening assault, which Yale
stopped abruptly around the 4-yaro
line. And when Parker dropped back
and sent long, spinning spiral deep
into Harvard territory-one of the
great kicks of the season-HarvardS
chance to win had gone to return no
more IN the course of her final game.
Few Left.
With the defeat of Harvard and
Notre Dame only few are left among
the years unbeaten, where the list
shows Tulane, Tennessee, Southern
lead. But Southern CALIFORNIA; last
period counter charge against Notre
Dame for a total of 16 points must
stand as the greatest feature foot tall
has shown for many a year. 1t was
marvellous piece of foot ball, some
thing almost beyond belief, for Notre
Dame has one of the strongest defen-
sive squads the game ever has known.
Only great team could have struck
with such speed and force in so short
a time
Southern CALIFORNIA; victory was no
stunning upset. but to overcome a lead
Of IA points in IS minutes Is an achieve
ment that must take its place in the
leading foot ball accomplishments of
all time
(Copyrisht; 1881 by. the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-23

St Pauls downed Mount Rainier, IL
to o, and Mcmillan Park was a 21-7
victor over st. Stephens yesterday in
Burroughs League games.
Other results:
Congress Heights, 80; Burroughs, o.
Lyon Park Lions, 10; Temple Bap-
lists, Z.
Northerns OBS pounds,) 10; Apache
Props, z.
MohawkS, z; National Pale Dry, o.
Capitol Heights, IL; Noel House, z.
Palace (125 pounds) g.; Mercury, 6.
Georgetown Prep Midgets, z; st.
Gabriel'S MidgetS, 6.
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Georgetown Foes Unde17ated Waterloo of Irish Oces Grid It'll
Grid Heads Vie
In Lung Tester
A FOOT BALL rally possibly I'M
~ r,recedented in the games history

A FOOT BALL rally possibly I'M
"A precedented In the games history
viii he held tomorrow at 1915
o'clock in frost of the District Build
ing. Three coaches whose teams will
face the same enemy in a 3-and1
battle-G. W., c. u. and G. u
against Alabama December Twill
tell, in 2-minute speeches, what they
think OF the unique contest. Inas-
much as Jim Pixlee. Arthur Bergman
and Tom Mills are top-hole orators IN
promises to be something Of con-
test itself. this rally. in which the
speakers will be supported by brass
bands and cheering organizations.
The Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co. will donate amplifiers. The
captains and cheer leaders of the
three local institutions also will crate
from the District Building balcony.
Advance sale for the triple game
for charity today had reached the
I.500 mark, with tickets scaled at 50,
$3.50 and ST., the prices to 60
up a half-dollar a pasteboard after
December /.
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CAMPIGLIO CLINCHES
GRID SCORE LAURELS
West Liberty Player at Top With
146 Points-Monnett, Michigan
State, Is Second.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
To all intents and purposes, Bob
Campiglio OF West Liberty (W Va
Teachers College and Bob Monnett Of
Michigan State have clinched first and
second places in the national race for
individual foot ball scoring honors.
Campiglio, who has completed his
schedule, holds the top post with TAG
points and Monnett ranks second with
127 Neither apparently can be dis
lodged.
The leaders in each Of the Nations
nine major groups or conferences fol-
low:
EAST.
camDlsliO. W. Liberty. e Il =. Ii liz
MIDWEST.
Monnett, Mich. States Is 28 1 i27
ROCKY MOUNTAIN.
christensen Utah.....7 IS IL %
SOUTH.
Felts' Tulane. Is - 81
PACIFIC.
Shaver, 30. Calif...... IL 70
SOUTHWEST.
Ledbetter, Arkansas. 8 % "a
BIG TEN.
Pardonner, Purdue. 6 As
BIG SIX.
Crete, Iowa States 6 50 II
MISSOURI VALLEY.
Duncan, Grinnell...8 8 81
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a ELEVENS STILL
ON UNBEATEN LIST
Oklahoma City Leads With
Ten Wins-Six Teams
Have Been in Ties.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TOURTEEN teams, headed by Ok
* lahoma City University, still
could boast foot ball records I'M
marred by defeats today and
eight Of them have escaped ties as
we'll. -
Oklahoma City has won 10 straight
games, one more than Tulane and
Southern Methodist In scoring among
unbeaten teams, Tulane leads the list
with 276 points. Defensive honors go
to Maryville OF Missouri, which has
permitted the opposition only points.
Five colleges tumbled from the
heights last week-Notre Dame. Har-
ward, Fordham, North Dakota and Al
legheny (Pa.).
The unbeaten teams, as compiled by
the Associated Press, follow:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-23

A PACHES, defending District
~ semi-pro foot ball champs,
~ still are in the race for the
South Atlantic League crown
as the result of their 1876 victory yes
terday over their old foes, Mohawks.
The Hawks, however, continue to head
the flag parade. Several weeks ago
Apaches and MohawkS battled to q
TT tie.
In the other league game yesterday
CelticS and IrvingtonS of Baltimore
struggled to 90 tie in the Maryland
metropolis.
Mohawks made determined but
futile fight to overcome Apaches in the
late minutes yesterday, once reaching
the Little Indians 20-yard line, but
the Big Indians did not yield.
Both teams scored in the first quar-
ter. Leon FoutS, over whose eligibility
there was a row recently, counted the
plunged over from the 1-foot line. A
l5-yard pass from Tracey to Antos
brought the Apache touchdown.
Byrne lunged over for Apaches' win
ming marker in the second period after
a pass from Dugan to Tracey had put
the ball on the Hawks 10-yard stripe.
Byrnes drop-kick for the extra point
was good. The remainder of the game
was battle royal, with Apaches hold
ing a slight edge until the Hawks late
threat.
That Seaman Gunners are going to
be hard to stop in their drive for the
championship in the unlimited loop in
the Capital City League was apparent
today following the 6-to-0 victory of
the Gunners yesterday over Mercurys
who won the title last season.
Pierce scored the touchdown in the
first quarter when he ran Is yards
after taking short pass from Young.
In addition to the 90 tie between
Brooklands and Fraters, Dixie Pigs
drubbed Grifith-Blue Goals, 10 to o, in
the unlimited division.
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Basket Ball Notes

Games with unlimited class basket
ball teams of Washington and vicinity
are sought by Company K, 18th In
fantry, of Fort Washington.
Joe Cavaghan, who is handling chal-
lenges, may be phoned at Alexandria
1915 or addressed in care of Company
X at the fort.
Washington Cardinal quint, which
opened its season with 21-16 win over
Black Pirates yesterday in the armory
at Laurel, is booking other opponents
at Atlantic DOLL.
Phi Delta zeta basketers downed
Company M quint of Fort Washington,
AZ to 81, at the fort.
A game for Friday night with
130-140-pound team having a court is
wanted by Marvels, formerly Meridians
Phil Roache is listing at Atlantic 4168-W
after $50 pm.
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Stars Saturday
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Johnny Baker, Southern California
His field goal in last minute of play
beat Notre Dame, 16-14
Able Booth, Yale-Booted field goal
in fourth quarter to stop Harvard,
80.
Henry Schaldach, California-Led his
team to 60 win over Stanford, scoring
only touchdown of the game.
Lewis Brown, Nebraska-Ran 80 yards
for touchdown to aid Nebraska to beat
Iowa State and clinch Big Six title
Ken Travis and Weldon Mason,
Southern misunderstanding combina-
ton accounted for both touchdowns
against Navy.
Jim Hodgkins, Tulane-Scored twice
against Sewanee on runs of n and 81
yards.
Bill Hewitt, Michigan-Beat Mime
sofa with 57-yard run for only touch
down of the game.
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BASKET QUINT READY
Mount Rainier Unlimited Team
Will Start Play Wednesday.

MOUNT RAINIER. Md, November
23.-Mount Rainier unlimited class bas-
ket ball team will open its seaon We'd
nesday night at 6 o'clock against I'm
perials of Washington in the high
school gymnasium here The Mounts
have shown well in several practice
tits.
Leading members of the District line
squad, which will play in the Tri-City
League this season, are Wilkinson, Jar
rell and Bob Beliman, forwards; Smith
and Owens, centers, and Thomas, Ven
ming and Bud Bellman, guards. Bob
Bellman is listing unlimited teams at
Hyattsville 1043 after 5 pm.
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A week ago Weed went to Omaha
and gave Wake pint of blood.
Wake died without knowing his
friend had been fatally injured.
But there was no bitterness in tbs
attitude of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Wake,
parents of one of the victims.
1T seems odd, though, that II Is
fatalities in foot ball this year, two
of them should be in such little
town as this and to think that the
other boy was Willie, who gave his
blood to save Allan" Mrs. Wake
said.
1T was just tough break that
might happen to any one anywhere
and I see no reason TO blame the
game" said Mr.. Wake.
The population Of st. Edward Is
about 03O
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Win Gets Trojans Iron Hats
Conquerors of Irish Start Home Wearing Derbies
Given by Coach-Hope to Play Northwestern.

squad was splendid in a new derby
when they left Chicago, the iron
hats being presents from Coach
Jones, as souvenirs of Southern
California's greatest triumph in
foot ball.
The big hero Of the victory,
Johnny Baker. whose 23-yard place
kick during the last two minutes
produced the winning points, took
no credit for his performance.
"All had to do was kick the
ball." he said. "Orv (Mohler) held
1t perfectly; the line held Notre
Dame solid and I had all the time
! needed. ANY one who can kick
foot ball could have kicked that one"
the Trojans will reach Los An
geles Wednesday morning at $50
ana Will not stoO OF en- route.
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hbSUCIHttU TIEbHs
ut. EDWARD, Nebr., November
23.-Twice within three days
death has depleted the ranks
Of st. Edwards indicated
High School foot ball team.
Last Friday, william Weed, 1s,
star end, died from a skull fracture
suffered in game at Osceola, Nebr.
Yesterday Allan Wake. Is. his pal,
and a fullback on the team, died in
an Omaha hospital from an infection
that developed following hip injury
received in a game with the Fuller
ton, Nebr., High School. Wake was
i'll for three weeks.
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150-pound division, having chalked up
their sixth win In as many starts by
downing Brookland, to 0. Centen-
malls, 1880 champs, who were tied with
Palace, did not play.
In other 150-pound tits Brentwood
Hawks conquered Meridians, IL to Z;
Stantons defeated Northern Props by
the same score in an upset and Pet
worth remnants, winning for the first
time, overcame Columbia, to 6, to
shove the latter into the cellar.
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TIP FOR. FISHERMEN.
COACH NEVER PLAYED.

The Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
were clear this morning.
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BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
@HICAGO, November %
Southern CALIFORNIA; vic
torious Trojans today were
speeding toward Los An
geles, thinking as much Of tasks
ahead as of their stirring conquest
OF Notre Dame.
Coach Howard Jones permitted
his men their first relaxation of the
season Saturday night and Sunday,
but when they boarded a train at
IL o'clock last night they were back
in training for battles with Wash
ington December S, Georgia'S Bull
dogs on December IL, and against
Northwestern, they hope, in the
Rose Bowl New Year day.
Every member Of the. Trojan
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RING TITLE AT STAKE
Chicago Meet to Decide successo
to Light-Heavy Champion.

to Light-Heavy Champion.
CHICAGO, November 20 (P.-The
opening round Of the National Boxing
Associations elimination tournament to
locate successor to Make Rosenbloom
as light-heavyweight champion will be
held in the Chicago Stadium Deem
Der IL.
Rosenbloom, whose title was vacated
when he failed to defend it during the
prescribed six-month period, will meet
the winner Of the tournament. Among
the entrants are Billy Jones, Pittsburgh
Negro; Clyde Chastain, Texas; Battling
Bozo, Birmingham, Ala, and Baxter
Clames Of Wichita, Kans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-23

st. Stephens Props hold the cham
pionship in the 135-pound loop, having
downed Federals, 20 to 0. It was the
Saints fifth win in as many starts
Northeast Motors came through with
a 1870 victory over Notre Dame Props
In another tilt in this division.
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TIE FOR EVANSVILLE

Heights Gridironers.
EVANSVILLE, Md, November %
HyattSville Business Mems foot ball
eleven fought Congress Heights team of
Washington to scoreleSs tie yesterday
afternoon in Magruder Park Both
teams threatened, but neither had the
scoring punch. Earlier in the season
Congress Heights downed HyattSville,
which now has won three games, lost
two and tied one.
Northerns of Washington, who de-
feated Hyattsv!lle, to Z, in Washing
ton in the latteT's opening game of the
season, will be the attraction in a re-
turn game in Magruder Park next Sun
day afternoon az / O'Clock.
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ARMSTRONG FACES DUNBAR.

Armstrong ana Dunbar High School
foot ball elevens were to face this after
noon ats2:30 o'clock in Walker Stadium
for the District colored public high
school championship.
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CHANGES BOXING NAME
Sailor McKenna Will Be Jimmy
Hereafter, Says Manager.

Johnny Bowen, manager of Sailor
McKenna, 135-pound Washington boxer,
announces that his ring name here
after will be Jimmy McKenna. and that
he will appear in an eight-round semi
final against Vince Feria Monday night
at BALTIMORE. i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-23

Frank Murray, Marquettes success
full coach, never played college foot
ball. But he was q basket ball and
base ball star OF Tufts.
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CAN'T EAT CAKE, HAVE 1T
Toledo Player Sales Net $4OO,OO
but Club Goes Bankrupt.

UUL NIUD UUtS bduhrupL.
The Toledo club of the American AS
ISOLATION offers an example in minor
league base ball.
In half a dozen years the Hens
sold stars to the majors for $500, 900,
but poor attendance wiped out the sur
plus and now the business Is in the
hands of receivers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-23

Palace gridders now are In undis-
puted possession of first place in the
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Three Minutes to Play.

Three Minutes to Play.
- UPPOSE some one wrote a mo-
ton picture scenario with these
ingredients:
A little foot ball star has been
smothered by his traditional rivals
through four years, from freshman on
through senior play. He is taken out
of the game in the third period and
stuck back in again in the fourth-and
still nothing happens. There are just
three minutes to play as one of his
mates blocks kick on the 45-yard line.
Then according to the scenario) the
little star hits the line for yards,
throws a magnificent forward pass for
30. runs the ball into position, kicks
the winning field goal and minute
later kicks out of bounds along the
enemy's 5-yard line to bottle said enemy
up for good and all.
The return answer would likely be,
This Is a bit too thick. We like good
melodrama, but this is OVERRIDING it,
Yet the above is precisely what hap
pened to Able Booth after waiting four
years to get even with Harvard and
snap the Crimson leash. AS Booth sat
OH ILlS I die UcIlCII uuAAIle VIC CAAA "
period and watched the seconds and
the minutes slipping swiftly by he must
have deci6ed in his mind that the
chance to get his revenge never would
come.
AS Booth got back in the game in
the fourth period and Barry Wood
stood on his own 45-yard line to boot
the ball into Blue territory, with only
about three minutes left, Booth still
must have figured that fate offered
but little hope. Then Wilbur, shooting
through to block and recover Woods
kick, gave the Yale captain his final
chance and Booth struck three sue
cessive blows-a plunge, pass, and
the winning kick-and within the
space of so or 10 seconds the man
Harvard had stopped for so long a
time was on top of the peak at last
out of bondage with one Of the most
thrilling moments to remember that
any athlete will ever know.
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WILL SHORTEN SERIES

Plan in 1882 Season.
Next years little world series between
the International and American As
ISOLATION probably will be shortened to
seven games
An effort also will be made to close
both seasons at the same time.
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Largely Defense.

IN the f1ftieth Harvard-Yale meeting
i the defensive strength of both teams
dominated the game. Neither at
tack could make any Roadway although
Wood and Orchard came near winning
the game on the first play by a great
piece OF work. Wood came tearing
from back of his own goal line on the
kickoff as If he meant to run over the
entire Yale team. but around the r.
yard line suddenly handed the ball to
Orchard, who ran to Yale's 7-yard line
before the brilliant Barre hauled him
down. It was the closest sort of call
and fine work on the part of both Wood
and Orchard. But it was about the
only chance Harvard ever had with
Yale'S forwards and ends, plus big
Crowley, blocking the road and break
ing up almost every type of Harvard
attack.
The Harvard defense was almost as
stoutly set, but it wavered in the last
few minutes just enough to give Booth
his winning shot. Even this was due
more to a flne offensive play rather
than any weakness in the defense
Yale came out of this battle with
more stars than Harvard Showed-Such
as Dud Parker, with his magic kicking,
Crowley. marvel on defense and
good man carrying the ball; Barre, one
OF the star ends of the year, Wilbur
and others. Orchard did fine job
for Harvard and so did Hardy at
tackle. While Woods punting was
somewhat ragged, his three Orchard
heid kicks picked up l48 yards Of net
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The Killing Thrust.
DOTH Harvard and Notre Dame found
- a field goal the killing thrust which
ended their ll1aheatera season

-
- a field goal the killing thrust which
ended their unbeaten season.
In the case of Booth 1t took swift,
savage charge by Wilbur to bring about
the big chance. A moment later 1t
took a magnificent catch by Barre,
whirling down the field at top speed,
to handle Booths fast travelling throw.
But after all he came through just in
the nick of time.
But fate was not yet through work
ing out the destinieS of men. Only a
minute or so after Booth made his
winning drop-kick the same Barry
Wood who had helped to crush Yale
for two years lay just yard from his
own goal line, fiat on the ground,
smothered by two Blue tacklers who
had charged in and broken up his final
attempt to get away one more pass.
So the two rivals can call it even, for
while Wood has the edge in a vic
tory way by two years to one, it is the
last defeat that stings the most.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-23
Death Stalks Little Eleven
Twice Within Three Days Depletes Ranks of St.
Edward, Nebr., High School Team.

BY the Associated Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-23
c. v. EVEN CHOICE
AGAINST n. DAKOTA
LoyoIa Visits Cards and De-
troit Guest of Hoyas.
Terps Play. Hopkins.
BY H. C. BYRD.

1.-TWO of the four foot ball
teams to be met by local
4 colleges this week apparent
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APaches Stay in South Atlantic
Race by Beating MOhawks, 1876

A PACHES, defending District
" semi-pro foot ball champs,
~ still are in the race for the
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Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-07
NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION IMPERIAL
IRRIGATION DISTRICT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Assessor of the Imperial Irriga-
ton District, having completed his
assessment book for the year 1881
has delivered the said assessment
book to the Secretary of the Board
of Directors who now has it in his
office in the Masonic Building, El
Centre, California, where it will re-
main for the inspection of all per-
sons interested until September ]
1881.
The Board of Directors acting as
a Board of Equalization of said I'M
perial Irrigation District will meet
to equalize assessments on Septem-
Der /, 1881, at 10 o'clock A. M. and
continue in session from time to
time thereafter as long as may be
necessary, not to exceed ten days,
exclusive of Sundays, at the office
of the Board of Directors, in the
Masonic Building, Ell Centuo, Cali
fornia, to hear and determine such
objections to the valuations and as
sessments as may come before them.
BY order of ths Board of Directors.
+. II. McIVER,
Secretary of the Board of Directors.
Aug. 4-Sept. /, inc