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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-25
Where He SPOILED II

Rogers has an intelligent face. II
he didn't say word you'd know he
was clever
"Yes; but the trouble Is he does"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-25
Trying to Shift Attention

do you still trust the wisdom Of
the plain people?"
absolutely" answered Senator Sor-
ghunA But I haven't yet succeeded
In getting the immense amount of
mentality devoted to contract bridge
to concentrate on my speeches"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-25
The Under Dor

Fritz drumming after doctor)-Doc-
tor, you must come back to our house.
The front door has fallen down.
Doctor-That has nothing to do with
me. You must go to the carpenter.
Fritz-But daddy is underneath the
door.-Lustige Koelner Zeitung, Co
logne.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-25
Some Inducement

Visitor-And why do you want to be
President when you grow up?
ToInmy-So won't hafta dig my
bait when | go fishing
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-25

"Deep" people may attach too
much Importance to their emotions
ind those Of others.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-25

No man Is henpecked who doesn't
invite 1t.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-25
LACKS FINISH

Man at Right-I'm seIf-made man
Man at Left-Don't brag, the job
amt completed yet.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-25
CUTTING REMARKS

Spool-"Did MIR. Scissors make any
remarks?" Darning Cotton-"Yes, and
very cutting ones"
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-12-08

happy years 10 come.
Mrs. Benson and daughter Bub-
bles OF Plentywood called on West.
by friends Thursday.
MFR. and Mrs. Benson and dough
tiers of PleHtyweed spent the week
end with Westby friends
The Westby faculty were dinner
guests at the Alfred 0yergaard
home near MeElroy Sunday.
Mary Jarolaski had the misfort-
une OF falling on the school grounds
and cutting her knee cap. Mr.. Fress-
leben took her TO Grenorz where DIR.
Weeks dressed the wound
The L. ID. Il. girls met NJ the home
of Mrs. Almlie Tuesday night They
decided to make toys for the poor
children for Christmas. After their
business meeting was over they A-
ected Officers. Freda Peterson. pre-
sident; Margaret 0vergaard. vice
president. Gertrude Klimnsko. sec
rotary; Florence Hass. treasurer
Social committee consists OF Mildred
Johnson and Margaret Overgaard-
Their next meeting will ge held N
the home Of Grace Olson. December
II at TAO. At the close of the
meeting Mrs. Almlie served = de-
licious lunch. They have = member
ship OF 80 girls.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-12-08
COUNTY NEWS
News Reports from Herald Correspondents Gathered from
every section of Sheridan County

family have always lived in thi,
neighborhood until about a year ant
A half ago when they moved Il
North Dakota TO reside.
Miss Charlotte Lipscomb ane
Dalph Barry Of Medicine Lake were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. K. Lipscomb They alst
spent a part of the day with Henry
al the ranch.
Word has been received here IN
nouncing the birth of a son 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Giein-
The young maj will answer fe
the name of Gerald Leroy. Mrs.
Glein is at this time in Chicago. IL
llnois and Peter, although quite
anxious and lonesome here. Is wear
ing a grin that even politics never
seemed 10 produce.
{. r. Brock and Carl Schaumkes-
sci spent Saturday evening With the
Henks Bros.
4 relief meeting was held BIZ
members of the Emitted Farmers
League at Franklin school Friday
evening. Rodney Salisbury and Mrs.
Andrew Hansen of Plentywood were
the principal speakers
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-12-08
RESER I'VE
a. J. Gibbons. correspondezkl

Mr.. and Mrs Sfrandsk0v enter
tanned ut a beautifully appointed
bridge dinner Sunday evening. Mr.
Strand and Mrs. E~roskurfh won
high scores
Mr. and Mrs KumEsorT and Mr..
and Mrs Groskurth entertained nj
dinner Wednesday evening MT the
Erosknrfh home five tables of
bridge were pIsyed- High scores
were made by Mrs Strand and Mr..
Lund.
MI. and Mrs Albert Roryir en-
tertained Il number of friends MT
dinner last Wednesday evening.
The evening Was spent MT cards
A benefit party vii be held Sat
urday evening ut the <chooIhouse to
raise funds for the purchase OF
books for the Community library
Cards. dancing. and lunch viii tssn-
stifute the entertainment for the
large crowd that lis expected
Mr.. and Mrs Hans Larsen al
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-12-08
(Flor1 Jordan Correspondentl

Mrs Gus Collins and brother were
shopping In town Monday
Donovan Budke made = trim h
P1enfywood the Latter part OF the
week.
Several attended the yeferan-s
carnival AT P~lenfywood last week
orville FraIey's were through
Raymond last week
The Equity Elevator Co. held .
Board meeting nj the elevator LAST
Saturday
Jack KJelsfrup of Plenty wood was
calling in Raymond in interests on
the Continental Oil Co
Lee Munson and family nofors4B
to Medicine Lake Sunday 10 visit
with friends
Ed Reed was i business visitor
in town Monday
Don Garrick came over from
Outlook Saturday ON business
Mr. and Mrs FL b. Braddock
were midweek visitors in town
Mrs David Dubry and Mrs Law
renee Anhalt spent Sunday after
noon at the home of Can Fink
Mr., and Mrs Dutch KIxkken
were Pfenfrwood and RAYMOND vis-
ifors the latter part at the week
C1eone AunS0n's came over from
Dooley TO spend the week end ri
home.
N0rbef SehmirfEen worked Mt lee
MeGowan's for a few days
Leroy Holland came into t0w ID on
Monday afternoon
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-12-08
CO
MRS Fred Paulson, Correspondent

Math Swanson and q. Berwick O.
Harrison. Idaho. were callers Mt tn.
Kid Ator home Sunday. Mr.. Olser
and Mr.. Paulsen of the Wrifins
Rock Hills accompanied them here
Earnest Christensen expects t.
leave for Whitehall this week wher,
he has employment for the winter
aud spring with his uncle.
Albert Spoklie of North Coalridgt
called at the j. T.. Harshbargei
home on some school business Mon
day Niels Iodahl was also a caller.
Emil Hueth accompanied DoIpha
LobdeIl 10 P1entywood Tuesday to
consult the doctor.
John Murphy called Mt Mafh OF
fenbreit's Wednesday.
Mark, son of Memo Harshbareer
was trying to locate two cows Sat
nrday that had strayed away the
day before.
George Powney and mother and
MEM Harshbarger were Plenty
wood shoppers Wednesday.
Jerald and Bill T1ustosch OF Me-
dicine Lake formerly of south Coal
ridge We're visiting friends here ov-
er the week end.
Mr.. Holderman from the resar-
walton who was a former resident of
South Coalrdige was q visitor at the
J. 4. Harshbarger home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paulsen and
children and Miss Blanche Glaze
visited at Mrs. PanIsen's parental
home Thursday evening.
Bert Guenther. Kid Ator and
wives were WiIliston. N. Oak. call
ers Monday Mrs. Ernest Chapman
accompanied them 10 consult the
doctors.
James Powney is on the sick list
again.
A large crowd gathered ut the
Niels PauIsen home Monday night
and gave the newlyweds an old
time charivari The crowd received
the hall in Grenora Friday night. A
treats and were given a dance at
large crowd from C~oaIrdige attend
I'd the dance and report d good time.
Ad0lph Stephens has been near
Ilentywood the past week drilling
a well for Mr.. Kayon-
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-12-08
WOLF
Mrs Burton nsvenpowt, Correa-)

Mr.. and Mrs CT TIrich and sons
visited nj MetaIIisters Sunday fore
neon
Rev and Mrs Bctf held church
NJ Mr. and Mrs Feb Garneau,s on
Sunday There were thirty-ffve pre-
sent There viii BIZ church there
sgain the 10th of December
Mr. and Mrs. Phelps left Mandnv
morning with their SON Rollfn for
their home In Minneapolis
Mr. and Mrs. CT TIrich and sons
risiffxi At Burton Davenports Sun
day
IL H. French and Vie Wulbers
Redxtone callers Monday
Cecil Garneau Was t~ransactins
business in P1enrywood Tuesday
morning
June Phelps and Frances Hagen
haTe been serr sick with the flu
lib = last week
Miss Emma and Fred Kannine
we're visitors nj James Cowan-s on
Thursday evening.
The Wolf Greek Club met with
Mrs Burke Thursday with n good
attendance. The mex meeting will
he with Mrs Dan CampgelI the IL
If December.
NieIs Mad<en from P1entywood
WIS making business calls In Wolf
Creek community Thursday
Mr. and Mrs CT r1rich and son
lack we're Re1xtone callers Thurs
day
The school children were busy
this week after school hours selling
Christmas SEALS y
Mrs. Neal Pakr visited Mrs Bur
ION Davenport Friday
Cecil Garneau called at Dnven-
PORTS and PAuI K1nningsx Friday.
Mr. Rerta Cromwell was q bus
ire~s caller In Redstone Friday
mssrfiHE~
Tar Campbell was transacfing
business I'm Resistone Saturday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-12-08

coach. attended the basketball gains
here saturday.
Mrs. Johnson and daughters en-.
terfained the Misses CraIg. Back
neberg Folsom and Hansen at din
nef Sunday
Mrs. Bill Tobin. Mrs SInouet.
Mrs Andrew leland and Conrad
Benson went to The Passion Play In
P~lentywood Friday night
Mr. and Mrs Hoffarf and family
were l4enfywccd visitors Saturday.
Nike F1annery and wife were
Daleview callers Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ladd Jr
drove 10 Pfentywcod Friday TO meet
Mrs Henry Weiss xho has been iii
al the WillisIon hospital
Mr. and Mrs Bob Fitzgerald. Joe
Rick and family. and Al Rick of
tulberfson were Sunday guests M
the Lloyd Homme home
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Tdy attended
the show Al Plenrxxasod Friday er-
ening-
Messrs- Carl Back. Bob West. A
Johnson. Roy Nelson and Professor
Alexander attended q meeting at
Plenfyxood called by NJ T.. Nae
State high school inspector. Monday
evening
Miss Emma NOLAN entertained 4
humber of her friends Sunday
Mrs VIM GosedIaxon returned on
Wednesday, <rnr. Asu~ -
had been visiting her daughter Vida
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r r. A N KILT
Mrs. G. Z. Brock. Correspondent

Nr. md Mrs. Henry w. Henke
were Thursday shoppers at Dag
nlar,,
Mr. ana Mrs. James Rasmussen
we've business callers In Plenty
wood on Thursday.
TIL aud Paul Henke were callers
III Medicine Lake Monday.
Arthur Iipscomb has been nurs-
M i fellon III his thumb and drove
tn Medicine Iae to have DIR. O'NieI
gire it soale attention.
e r. accompanied him in
Jalnes ~ nassen opened up a
new ven If coal tn s fall which has
i1fTfn r. be II Of the best in
this pa I Of lie country. 1T Is a Is
fapt a and the coal is OF superior
sIIlals Henke was a business call
or IN Medicine Lake Tuesday.
Miss Dolores Peterson visited
lat week ut teh p. NJ Olsen home.
Peter Glein and Bruce Smith were
In Medicine Lake Saturday.
II. It. Lipscomb went into town
Friday to spend a few days with his
family
III. w. Henke and Henk Bos. de-
liFered turkeys to Grenora. N. ID.
Monday.
Mrs. G. r. Brock spent Sunday at
the farm.
-
Word has been received here by
relatives telling Of the death of the
yaungest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lasalle At their home In North Da-
koia. Details are lacking other than
ihat he was killed In an auto acct
dent Thanksgiving while driving
with his brother Joe.. The .LaValle
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-12-08

tended a wedding dance in Grenora
lasI Friday night
The Ladies' Aid Society held Its
regular monthly meeting with Mrs.
Hansen on Thursday
Church services conducted in the
school house last Sunday evening
~ the Rev Stoweii were very poor
: attended
The Asal auxiliary entertained
he Medicine Lake post of the AM
efican Legion nj the school house
asst Friday evening A very pleas
ant evening WAS spent by the guests
ards constituted part Of the e
ngs diversion
Pupils OF the local school plan to
hold 4 pie xocisl next Wednesday
Ii will ge a fraternity at
air and inciude only those who are
enrolled
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-12-08

club met Mt the home of Mrs. Henry
Skeels. Mrs. Otto Enger and Mrs.
Z. T. Morrison served. At this time
they completed one quilt which Is
alreadEgtfen1a- needy family.They
also pltced and stitched another
which the members win tie Monday
night. After their business meeting
a new member vas taken in. This
makes fifteen members now, The
next regular meeting will be held
ut the home OF Mrs. Henry Jensen
and Mrs. Skeels will serve. members
are requested to bring their scrap
pieces and thimbles to start the
fourth quilt. Tuesday afternoon, De-
cember 27 mt . o'clock sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rasmussen
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Kronen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Danielson of Lone Tree.
Miss Violet Bjorke of Comertown
attended the Legion Auxiliary play
ut Westby Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Kronen of
Lone Tree spent Friday evening ut
the Charles Johnson home.
Nels Kronen was a Plentywood
caller the first of the week.
Mrs. McCallister, Bud and Ed
die motored to Plentywood Satur-
day. Bud Is taking treatments for
his throat.
The Auxiliary. Legion play drew
A full house both nights. The cow
boy quartette and IONS were more
than appreciated by the audience.
They consisted of Arthur Jensen,
Norman Helm and Omar Helseth.
Thursday night II young people
surprised Mildred Johnson in honor
OF her 18th birthday anniversary.
The evening was spent in playing
whist after which light refresh
ments were server Mildred received
several beautiful gifts as a token OF
remembrance. At midnight they all
departed for their various homes,
congratulating her for many
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-12-08
o @
ELLA West, Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. John Lein and IA
mily were dinner guests ait the Chas.
Ross home Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Hatyick enter
tanned a number OF people al
bridge Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rooster were
callers in PIentywood Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Alexander and
Miss B~uckneberg attended the Pas
sion play at the Plentywood Orph-
cum Friday evening.
The Outlook basketball team
played Whitetil Friday evening
the score being 1922 in Outlookss
favor.
Medicine Lake played us on QUIZ
own floor Saturday evening with a
result Of 3 to Is In our favor. The
preliminary game ended with a
score OF 7 for the Whites and 3 for
the Blacks.
G. b. Mcmillan. Lloyd Skor and
Mr.. Daley the Latter. Pientywood's
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{ C E
Edgar |. syverud, Correspondent

IIears SyYerud was checking vi
on tha local phone line Monday anc
iii oEered Il number of shorts
which had put it practically out Of
service lately.
Hrs. 60 like and children wert
pleasant Don callers on Mon
aas at G.e Doe home.
A c sari party was reported
Manda light ut the Nels paulsen
home s3ulh Il Gear Lake, follow
fne t44 wedding of Oscar Olson to
e aauIsen.
Aeld WIS received the first Of the
gk by friends here of the Pete
Iqsrek ffmaly that Miss Annie had
be n married on Nov. Sth, at Ben
sc gh. 5ask., 10 Irwin Scott.
J.. Johnson of Grenora was a
ealler az The Oscar Nelby farm on
II Htiay
Nest everyone hereabonts have
gem husy the latter part of the
week preparing their turkeys for the
Christmas market. All the exchange
work n this new industry here re-
minds one somewha t of the old
BIT ahef.na ring and the old thresh-
IN ting.
he Nelly boys have been pick
in corn the latter part of the week
III The Ole Boo farm.
The pupils OF the local school are
-A4f4-H -fr4featsffg for their Christ
ms program which is expected to
he mi on the evening of December
18th Monday.
The fine mild weather of the
pasf f9n days has thawed away
practically all the snow and the
good rain Friday night sort of brot
reminders Of spring to us.
Jake Gauthnn, one OF our most
popular bachelors has recently made
Il ieal f0r a coupe. We have no fur
tll.r particulars ut this writing, but
ANYTHING might happen yet in the
fer weeks or Leap Year.
Hev. a. ]. Sbeldahl conducted SER
vices II the schoolhouse Sunday
forenoon and the Ladies Aid served
q midday luncheon there. The sum
of Sf - ives realized with which
to buy 'tlnfcfisk" for the big holt
dag dinner t. he served Sunday, the
il Ii.
Friends and relatives here OF
Ms. Toy Rroadund OF Grenora are
TT sod to hear that treatments for
St rs trouble at Crosby has been
HeAp ~ha4efieial. and she returned
home Wednesday.
SOPHIE. a sister of Ole Doe and
Mt. and Mrs. Andrew Dahl. and
Wlo visited here several years ago.
lis renarfed seriously Iii at her home
Ii Wisconsin.
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Tech Back
Joins Team
Joe FIais to Play Against
Purple in Charity Fray
Friday.

Rivals in Fridays high school
gridiron classic, Washington and
Tech, continued hard work today in
preparation for the big charity
tussle at Butler bowl.
Tech hopes Tor an upset were
boosted Tuesday with the return to
action of Joe Flajs, stellar half back,
who has been on the injured list for
several weeks.
Offensive formations were re-
hearsed by the east siders Tues
day when Coach John Mueller sent
his Green and White FASTENERS
through long drill
Washington also INDUCED in a
hard workout, with the varsity pas
timers working on defense against
third string lineup employing
Tech plays.
The Purple defense checked most
of the Green plays. Coach Henry
Bogue also rehearsed his players in
blocking, charging and punting.
A victory for the Continentals in
Fridays battle will give Washing
ton. its second city high school
championship in three years. The
westsiders are Slight favorites.
Between halves Of the gridiron
struggle, the unbeaten cross-coun-
try teams of Washington and Tech
will tangle.
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system of offense and defense,
knows little or nothing of the Tigers
repertoire.
The fact that the game Saturday
is the last on the Princeton sched-
ule must also be rated as a Tiger
aid. The Tigers can afford to shoot
the works, while Yale, with Har-
ward still to be played, must con-
serve q measure of physical energy
for the Crimson.
Yale's one advantage lies in the
back field Princeton hasn't a ball
carrier the equal of Bob Isassiter.
nor has it a kicker in the same
class with Dud Parker, whose long
spirals have saved Yale in MANY
a tight spot. The Tigers have a
good line bucker in Jack James,
but Jack isn't one whit more power
full than Joe Crowley. who, in adj
dition to his ability to split the
middle, is a damaging blocker and
tackler, and a fine passer.
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Spick and Span Cleaners. Sunshine Clean
ers and Dougherty Billiards defeating
Lunch Car and Vollmer Meats A 671
total by Bisesi. on games of 235. 216 and
220 led the field. Rufle rolled $50; Kirsch-
ner. 627; Longworth, 623. and Schier GIT.
The Roy E. Steele Ladies' League games
resulted in a triple win for Held Floral
and Straps over Buttons and team No. 10,
s and 1 an 0dd gar game win for Uppers Heels
and Buckles: Soul took all high honors
with single game count of 223 and a
three-game total of 500. Hurlbert rolled
A 6o4 series by Kleinhenz easily fea-
tured the Water Company play at Pritch-
ett's. This boy had a chance for a new
games of 243 and 213, but he folded up
at the finish with 148 count. Team play
resulted in triple wins for Pumps and
odd game win for Meters from Filters.
Fred Schmitt again displayed an Ffec-
tive strike ball during the Hoosier "a. c.
series at Pritchetts, finishing with "a 246
game to total 626. Maisenbacher rolled
ing led the indianapolis Office Supply team
to a triple win over Barrett Coal, as
Bowes Seal Fast, Gutzwiller Baking and
Potter Coal took two from Coca Cola, Gen.
Dan Abbott and Fred Mounts tossed in
counts of 665 and 634 for Mic-Lis-McCahill
during the St. Philips No l League play
3,O48 to take three from Trule. Beverage.
CaSady Fuel also won three from Coca
Cola when j. O'Grady and J. Barrett
scored $40 and 500. Pritchett's SOB led
the Richert Pharmacy, while Prima Bever-
age took two from Gains Lunch.
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i.
Shines
BoiIermaker Forwards Are
UnSCored Through This
Season.
BIZ Times Special

~ INES Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 9.-Foot-
ball writer's the country over have
been singing the praises of Purdue's
great backfield. But they've been
forgetting the sturdy Boilermaker
line which opens the holes for those
long scoring jaunts.
Furthermore, the Purdue line has
performed brilliantly this season.
Not touchdown has been scored
through the Boilermaker forwards.
Kansas State scored its two touch
downs on forward passes. Wisconsin
scored on lateral pass play. North
western counted on a forward pass
and N. Y. U. tailed on a pass, but
Purdues line remains undented at
the goal line. Minnesota was shut
out, as was Chicago.
Paul Moss, all-American candi-
date, Ben Merz and Emmett Lowery
at the wings; Dutch Fehring, Ed
Unger, John Husar and Carl Heidi
at tackle; Howard Letsinger and
Rip Paters at guards and Capt. John
Oehler are the stalwarts in the bril-
liant Boilermaker line.
For the fourth successive Satur-
day, Purdue will be On the road this
week, battling Iowa at Iowa City.
Developing slowly under their new
coach, Ossie Solem, the Hawkeyes
will beat their peak for Purdue.
With jim Carter, sensational
sophomore half back, and Doxie
Moore, veteran ball-carrier and
blocker, out with injuries, Purdue'S
entire attack will depend on the
'iron-man" backfield, Roy Horst
mann, the slashing full back; Fred
Hecker and Duane Purvis, half
backs, and Pardonner, quarter back.
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BY HENRY M'LEMORE
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Like Lou
4N Little of Columbia, Grin
CFritz) Crisler of Princeton, has
been compared to miracle worker
this season. And as in Titles case,
a football game on Saturday will
deny or establish the rating.
Titles status depends on the
Brown game, Crisler's on what his
Tigers do to Yale. If Princeton
can take that game, then all Mas
sau street will be crislers and no
one will deny his powers of legerde-
main.
But II Princeton loses-then the
Tiger win have gone through two
seasons without a major victory,
and Crisler win be credited with
sound, but not an amazing piece Of
work.
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mage with the varsity today to prep
aration for the Northwestern game
Saturday. Coach Heartily Anderson
expects Robinson to give the Notre
Dame line added strength to stop
the plunges of Ollie Olson and runs
Of Pug Rentner.
Robinson was a star on defense
against Kansas last Saturday. max
ing many tackles and knocking
down several passes.
BIZ United Press
EVANSTON, ILL.,, Nov. 9.-AI Ka-
wal, Northwestern sophomore who
has been used at quarter back and
half back because of his blocking
ability, will appear at guard against
Notre Dame Saturday.
George Potter, who was out of
the Ohio State game with injuries,
will return to the lineup against
Notre Dame to call signals for the
Wildcats.
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Rated strictly of past perform
ances, Princeton must be made the
favorite. The Tigers, while AM
herst and Lehigh are their only VIC
Tins to date, have a more impress
sive record than the Ellis. They
tied Cornell and Navy and gave
Michigan, pride of the Big Ten, a
whale of fight.
Yale, tied by Bates and Chicago
and beaten by Army and Brown,
has only a 6-to-0 triumph over
Dartmouth on the credit side of the
ledger.
= Princeton's advantage is not
limited to the record sheet. The
Tigers will have the PSYCHOLOGICAL
edge, for one thing. The memory
Of the 81 to Il shellacking Yale
handed out in the bowl last year
still is fresh. and it is not unrea-
sonable to expect that the Tigers
crave to gain revenge, and plenty
Of it.