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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-10
Gifts for
CHILDREN

XMAS TOYS FOR ALL-See our
line of toys - bicycles, veloci-
pcdcs, wagons, skates as well as
beautiful gifts. Hendersonvillc
Hardware Co., Inc.
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Houses and Real Estate

or SALE Six acres wooded
land with fine view Of Plsgah,
stream on property. Price
$500. On good road. H. q.
Love.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-10

THIS CHRISTMAS shopping de-
partment will give YOU good
suggestions as to timely Christ
mas gifts. Read it regularly.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-10
Don't Let House Remain Vacant When Classified Adv. Will Fill It,

Contractor =. {. Williams is re-
pairing and painting the house To-
Gated NJ lll6 North Main street,
recently purchased by Otis Stepp.
Contractor L. +. Station has
finished his JOB Of recovering
Chief Powers home and is now
doing work for the BroOkshirc
Brothers on King street.
| TURKEYS-There's a home mar
kct for every Christmas turkey
i'm Henderson county. Have you
some 20 sell? Let the conSum-
/ crS know il. Advertise.
FISH AND OYSTERS-Cheaper
than eggs and meats. All kinds
Of poultry. Want a Christmas
turkey? NJ. X. Cox, Phone
SIS Third Ave. f..
| FOR SALE-Corn tops by stack,
8 cents bundle, cash. ShuckS,
not bulcd. Il. X. Stepp, Route
..
! SUZANNE'S GIFT AND TOY
NOOK has constructive toys
for your girls and boys. Num-
crous other toys and gifts.
NICE PECANS-New crop. lbs.
S5c. , lbs. 35c. Any quantity
YOU want. Jack Russell. Phone
gGS. III Seventh Ave. W.
LEAVE ORDERS now for home
grown. fancy dressed turkeys
for Christmas and New Years.
Hatch'S market ut depot. Phone
gI0.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-10

EVERYBODY like to blow their
own horns. Get them their
handkerchiefs AT Levinson's. >
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-10
Livestock and Poultry

Agent White says
II would be profitable to buy
and feed pigs on corn, consider
mo price of both. Advertise
those YOU have for sale.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-10
RROODER HOUSES come nest.

HOUSES come next.
Eggs are high, feeds lower. We
can supply materials. Does
your laying house keep out
drafts? Repair it. Henderson
vile Supply & Coal Co. Paints,
coal. shop work, etc. Phone
500.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-10
6--BusineS, Services

TOO COLD TO WASH-Can c.
c. Collins OF F.. L. Roper at SUI
pcrior Laundry and they will
explain their various services. &"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-10

AUTO Glass Correct thick.
ness. properly installed gives
better service. TarpaulinS, COW
cys of all kinds. Furniture up
hOlstcring. J. +. Stokes & Son.
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Gifts
Miscellaneous

CHRISTMAS PRINTING - Per-
sonal stationery; boxes Of as
sorted Christmas cards, plain
or with name printed thereon.
Quality Press. Telephone $50.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-10
STOCKS BREAK to new lows in

STOCKS BREAK to new lows in
1887. No ups and downs to
your investments here, always
worth 100 cents on the dollar,
safety insured up TO $4,000, with
current dividends at i per
cent per annum. Bring us your
extra dollars today and there
after feel secure. First Federal
Savings e Loan.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-10

SEE THESE FIRST
1885 Buick Sedan.
1898 VS. Panel Truck.
1888 Chevrolet Coacn.
1885 Plymouth Sedan.
Two 1929 Chevrolets.
1887 Plymouth Panel Truck
1886 Chrysler Sedan.
Two 1894 Plymouth Sedans
CITY MOTOR COMPANY
chrysler and Plymouth
hone 80 Fourth ana Ni"S'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-10

BUILDING MATERIALS for
that repair job or new build
ingS. Also Goals for cook stove,
heater, furnace, etc. Hender-
Sonville Lumber Co. Phone ~.
At Depot.
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For Rent
l7-Houses

FOR RENT-5-room house inside
the city. u. II. Lee 4 Son.
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Gifts for
HER

STERLING SILVER coffee serv-
ice pitchers, trays, bowls, can
die sticks. etc, at LeOna Allen
Young's. certainly touch off
milady's heart. Gifts and OPP
tOmetry.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-10

THE RACKET SToRE-Received
good lot Of Star Brand shoes
and boots for the entire family,
and offering at a special saving.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-10
l3-Merchandiss

MIR. HENRY says | must get out.
SO come on and buy at your
price. We have everything, any
thing for sale. trade or rent.
GUvau Hvder, Seventh Ave. T..
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STILL SELLING turning Plows
and all repairs at old price un-
al Christmas. Stock up now.
Walker Hardware Co.
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lS-Furnished Rooms

ROOMS AND BOARD; reason
able rates: steam heat. Mrs.
Morris Orr. 4l6 Sixth Ave. w.
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FOR SALE--Corn tops by stack,
8 cents bundle, cash. ShuckS,
not bulcd Il. X. Stcpp, Route
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-19
BIRD SEASON. WILL
START TOMORROW
$50, 900 Hunters Are Licens-
ed and Ready To Com
mence Firing
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir WHItNr Hotel


Raleigh, Nov. 19.-Hunters of North
Carolina will answer the invitation OF
the State to commence firing Satur-
day, with approximately 100000 OF
them licensed to take advantage OF
the opening of the season for quail
grouse, wild turkeys and rabbits.
One of the largest crop of quail ever
awaits the hunters, according to John
D. Chalk, game and inland fish COM
missioner of the Department of Con-
servation and Development.
"The supply of quail is unusually
good this year, due. to number of
factors" he said But chiefly because
there was an unusually large supply
of natural food for quail last winter,
together with a mild winter follow
ed by a favorable nesting season this
spring and summer"
The supply of grouse in the noun
tain counties is also large, Chalk said
Experts contend that grouse follow a
regular life cycle of about eight years
and North Carolina is now on the
up side of the cycle, Chalk declared
There will be no, need for loWland-
ers to look for grouse, however, as
these birds seldom. are found below
the $500 foot level this, far south. But
in the. mountain sections they are te
be found in abundance anywhere
above the 3,000-foot level, Chalk said
The States wild turkey crop is still
more or less limited, but there has
been some increase especially in areas
where birds raised on the game farm
near Fayetteville have been released.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-19
EPSON Boys And Girls
Cage Teams Rated Better
Two Stars and Wealth of eserves Back for Team;
Girls Lost Only One Mem Der Through Graduation;
Practice Will Begin Soon; Card Not Made

Epson high school boys basketball
quint, champions of Franklin county
last season, and the girls sextet at the
same school, who finished third in
the county race, expect to present for
midable teams on the court this sea-
son, the boys even expect to surpass
last years aggregation, and all of the
girls have returned to school with the
exception of one guard.
Coach Fl. V. Davenport will have
two stars, Claude Dickerson and Rus
sell Jones from his last years aggre-
cation, together with such reserves
from the championship five as Will
liam Dickerson, J. H. Edwards, Mar
tin Grissom and Ralph Pinnell, June
Ellington, former Middleburg star, is
now a student at the Epson school.
Wallace Duke is expected to give
somebody tussle for post. This is
his first attempt at the team.
The girls have Misses Mildred Will
son, Joyce Medlin and Elizabeth Smith
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-19
Miller Explains Relay
Huddle Use By Bulldogs

forming, there is, about two yards be-
hind it, smaller one with only three
players included. They are the center,
the fullback and the all important
quarterback. They form a semi-circle
with the open side toward the large
huddle.
The quarterback calls the play and
the center then relays" the signal to
the huddle by walking between the
fullback and the quarterback and on
to the waiting players, thus making
a closed "U". The center yells "hike"
to quiet the huddle and then calls the
play. He waits to see that the signal
is understood and then yells hike"
again to break up the huddle. Then
the linemen go to their positions in
close balanced line formation. The
two halfbacks remain in their posi-
tons and the fullback and the quarter
back come, in forming a third kuddle
with the open side toward the line
of scrimmage. Here they clear up all
points concerning the proper execu-
ton of the play
The quarterback calls hike" The
backs and line shift to positions. The
entire team goes down to charging
! position ready to start play at the
word signals" from the quarterback.
While it requires quite bit of time
and space on paper it can be effect
lively executed in ten seconds by a we'll
| trained team.
The main idea of the huddle is to
keep the quarterback out of the hud-
die and to deceive the opponent by a
quick shift to signal position,s 1t gives
the players time to think about the
play. Players must know what the
| signals are or they can't execute the
huddle properly. 1t is a double check
] on the knowledge of PLAYS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-19

In recognition Of its thrilling defeat
of Dukes Blue Devils, North Carolina
will be the third team to be chosen by
Grantland Rice and his authoritative
Huslkies Board, in series of awards
designating the best team in the coun-
try for each week of the football sea-
son. Undefeated in seven straight
games, Duke went into the contest a
strong favorite to win, but when the
final accounting had been made, North
Cardinals gritty Tar Heels had emery
ed on top by the score of IA to 6.
Official announcement of the ma
tional award to be given the Tar Heels
naming them the best team of last
week, will be made Saturday night
Nov. 20 on Robert L. Ripleys Believe
It-Or-Not" broadcast on the nation
wide NBC-Red network from 500 to
$3.50 p. M, E. s. T. The award is made
by Grantland Rice's authoritative Hus-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-19
BY L. L. "BING" MILLER
Director of Athletics,
Henderson High School

The relay huddle with a quick shift
in the backfield is one of the funda-
mentals of my coaching system. 1t is
as effective as it is distinctive. 1t
serves a dual purpose, that of con-
fusing the opponents and of having
the quarterback away from the rest
of the team where he can look over
the situation and determine alone
which play to be used.
The formation of the huddle is very
simple when it is understood thorough
ly by all concerned. After a play the
guards take their positions about five
yards behind the line of scrimmage
with their backs to the opponents.
The tackles &.ke their position at
right angles to the guards facing each
other and the center of the huddle
The ends take the same position and
the halfbacks stand on the end OF
the huddle away from the line OF
scrimmage also facing the center OF
the huddle.
At the same time the large huddle is
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-19
National Award Given To
Heels For Topping Duke
Granand Rice's Board Pic ks Heels Countrys Best
Team Last Week; Little and Bershak Given Ma
tional Recognition; TIE am Gets Bronze Trophy

kies Board on Behalf Of the Ripley
program.
Also in line forSnational honors, are
Crowell Little and Andy Bershak, CO.
captains of the Tar Heel aggregation
The team award will consist of large
bronze trophy, and the co-captains will
each receive a solid gold wrist watch
with the score of the North Carolina
Duke game engraved upon it. Engrav-
ed upon the Grantland Rice trophy is
this inscription-"For outstanding ex-
cellence on the field Of sport"
Seven other grld1ron aggregations
will be awarded sectional honors on
the basis of last weeks contests. They
are Nebraska in the Missouri Valley,
Colorado U. in the Rocky Mountain
section, Stanford on the Pacific Coast,
Ohio State in the Midwest, Georgia in
the, Southeast, Cornell in the East and
Southern Methodist in the Southwest.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-19
Berlinski, Hackney 10
Match Running Prowess
COOPER. COMMENTS
ON0xFORDCONTEST
Graduate Manager of High
School Athletics Praises
Bulldog Eleven
a,v CHARLES SONNY" COOPER

(lSy CktAhLES SONV OOOI E1G
For the first time in six years the
Henderson High School Bulldogs beat
the Oxford High yellow Jackets. "
The Armistice Day clash proved to be
of higher calibre football than is US
ually seen in this section. Only in the
last ten seconds of the game did the
team in blue and white push the ball
across the goal line.
Neither of the teams crossed their
opponents twenty yard stripe until the
score in the final quarter. They SEEM
ed to be on equal terms as far as touch
downs and extra points were concern
ed. But, there was one thing that was
obvious, the Bulldogs out-played the
Oxford eleven throughout the game.
Practically the whole game was played
on the Oxford side of the center stripe.
The game was witnessed by the larg-
est gathering of football fans ever as
sembled in Henderson for a high
school football game.
The 1887 season is now considered a
success by the Bulldogs as this is their
first victory over the Granville county
team since any of the boys now on
the team have been playing.
The Henderson-Oxfor game is look
ed up to by all fans in this part of
the state as an example of the keenest
rivalry that can be found.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-19
Kickoff Set for 2 P. M. in
Riddick Stadium; Con-
ference Headline
Attraction
INDIVIDUAL BATTLES
BE WAGED BY STARS
Art Rooney Will Attempt to
Match Upton; Mark-Hill
Center Battle Will be
Worth Watching, and End
Tackle Duel Be Hot; 18th
Meeting of Teams

College Station, Raleigh, Nov. ~
With fair weather promised ana hooie
0,ittle BuZZer) Berlinski and Elmore
(Honey) Hackney ready to run at top
form capacity crowd is expected for
tomorrow's annual grid battle between
State and Duke in Riddlck STADIUM
The kickoff has been set 1or
o'clock.
The game is the headline attraction
in the Southern Conference ana VIII
be viewed by the largest crowd to see
q game in Riddick stadium this year.
It will be the 14th meeting of State
and Duke in football. Although the
rivalry is the youngest in the Big Five
if is one of the keenest and is the most
closely contested.
State-Duke games of past years
have fooled fans more consistently
than any other Big Five games. Time
and again fans have expected only a
mediocre game, with Duke to win by
a top-heavy score. But year after
year the under-dog Wolfpack has CIV
en- the favored Blue Devils great
battle and has upset them many times.
Fans have ceased to be fooled, how
ever, and last year $4,000. saw the
teams meet at Duke.
Saturdays battle will be powerful
one, featuring Eddie Berlinski and
Elmore Hackney, senior backs. They
rank among the best backs of the ma
ton. Berlinski's three long runs in
the Boston College game have not
been bettered by any back in the
country. Although Berlinski has play
ed brilliantly the entire season, has
one standout performance against
Boston has done more than any one
other thing to place him at the top of
the leading backs of the year. The
game Saturday will be the last for
Berlinski and II other seniors on the
State squad. Hackney has one more
game as Duke meets Pitt next
week
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-19
SOUTHWEST


Home 1886
Team Scores
Southwestern Conference
Texas Christian-Rice ......... 13-0
Other Games
Arkansas-Geo. Washington ..6-f3
Centenary-Texa Tech .6-12
Denton Tr.- Commerce TT. 80. 80
Durant Tr.-Canyon TT. ..... 1874
Ell Paso Mines-Sul Ross IT,. go
Neutrality-suspicious. Christian. 1876
San Marcos Tr.-S. Houston Tr.14-O
Tempe Tr.-San Jose ST.. 80. 1888
SOUTH
Southeastern Conference
F1orida-G Georgia Tech .......14-38
Georgia-Auburn ........... 1920
Tulane Sewanee 1876
!. Southern Conference
North Carolina State-Duke ...O-13
Other Games
Bowling Green Tr.-Murray TT, 40
Cltadel-Erskine 1875
acknowledgements Rhyme ......6-O
georgetown Coll. Pennsylvania 6-13
Hampden Sydney-Ran. Macon. 7-21
Lou!siana-La. Normal .DNP
louisiana Coll.-La. Tech ......6-6
Mliisaps-Miss. Coll. .7-17, 20
.Og.ethorpe-Stetson ..........7-13
Rollins-Tampa so
Snepnerd Tr.-Wilson TT. %. .21-14
south neutrality-suspicious. .DNP
southwestern (Tern. Center $40
PAC1 ,OAST
Faclhc c.. Conference
oregon State-Wash. State. 1866
stamford California .O-2O
"asnnston-Oregon ...........7-O
Other Games
Belnngnam Tr.-Ellensburg Tr. CT
humboldt Tr.-Linfield -. .DNP
Monmouth Tr.-st. Martin. .DNP
Pacifc U:-coll. Puget Sound. 1925
Portland Gore. )-Gonzaga 1914
Redlands-Whittier 1913
Sacramento J. C.-Chico state 100
y. s. Marines-USS California, DNrP
Whitman Willamette o1a
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-19
SOME TALK HEARD
MOVING BALL PARK
One Party Suggests Lot Be
Moved to Golden Belt
Grounds Race Track

With the football season beginning
to wane, talk has been going the
rounds here concerning putting base
ball park in the center of the race
track at Golden Belt Fair grounds,
just east of the city.
Those interested in the project point
ed out that if a grandstand were erect
ed there it could be used during the
fair season for athletic contests, one
even suggested having college fresh
men football teams playing during
fair week.
Just how far this agitation will get
is not known, but it's a sure sign that
the baseball bug here has started nib
bling early.
One reason for the diamond being
placed at fair grounds would be for
Sunday baseball, which is prohibited
at League Park, which has now de-
Perforated to such an extent, it would
require a complete rebuilding.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-19
Canactv Crowd Expected To See State And Duke Pla>
PITT MEETS D||KF
NDURHAMN NOV y
First Trip South Since 1890
for Jock Sutherland's SO
Powerhouse

Pittsburgh, Nov 10 (Specian ~
Pitt Panthers who mako H. nose
trip in the Southland since 1o1 alst
week from Saturday to meat -I ~,
at Durham will give Southar, luke
chance to see Northern and Eaa
football at its best. '''ern
Jock Sutherland's veteran o,yu.
one of the most powerful ever t ~ Is
resent Pitt, although the pan NJ rep
have been sluggish all season ''''S
The Pitts scorned the airwavs r.,
it comes to advancing the han |A .,
though in the Notre Dame oan'o al,
was a well-directed pass, from Cav
berg to Hoffman, that put the han T' u
scoring position for the winning marl
Cr.
But on the ground only Fordbar
has been able to call halt II aa
vances of the big fast hard-blockinn
Sutherland clan.
In eight games this fall the toto,
yards gained by rushing of all eioht
foes has been less than that mada ~,
any of four Pitt backs.
Against a total of 274 yards for oil
opposition Marshall Goldberg-in onlv
seven games-has gained 567 wards
| Dick Cassiano his understudy has add
ed 437, Harold Stebbnsl Goldberg'o
running mate at right half has made
429, and Bill Stapulis, sub fullback has
picked up 281.
BY using two experienced forward
walls in action Pittsburgh wears down
all opposition. Fresh backs constant.
ly slip into action to add to the pres.
sure, and something usually gives
most often the other teams front line
| Despite the Pitt reluctance to USE
the forward pass, the Panthers haven't
been SO helpless against the forward
Bill Kern's Carnegie Tartans scored
twice against Pitt in the air. and
Notre Dame scored once. But thu
percentage of completed passe.
against Pitt is only "a. The Ranth
ers have completed 18 out of 65 for .27
No touchdown has been made
through the Pitt line.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-19

forwards and Kathleen Rem and
jamie Ayscue, guards, from last years
aggregation back, losing Miss Chris
tine Eavesb by graduation. To fill the
vacant berth, Mrs. Jewel Bartholomew
has a host of reserve material and
several likely looking sophomores
Prof. C. P. Rogers will assist in the
coaching of the girls team.
Drills are expected to begin at Ep-
som shortly, and a cage card for the
year will be drawn, according to ath-
letic authorities at the school, which
is located just over the Vance county
line in Franklin, about seven miles
east of Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-19
EAST

EAST
Home 1885
Team Scores
Big Three
Harvard-Yale .............. 1914
= Other Games
Army-St. John (Md.) ......DNP
Acknowledgment Col. j. C......DNP
Bethany-Fairmont TT. .......19-O
Boston Coll.-Boston u. .......O-O
Brooklyn-New York Agri. -. Go
unbia-Dartmouth $500. 1920
Delaware Washington (Md.) 6-21
Geneva Waynesburg .........O-21
Georgetown Maryland .........7-6
Glenville-Potomac Tr. DNP
Grove City-Thiel lib
Holy Cross Carnegie Tech .....7-O
Kutztown Tr.-Millersville Tr. 1877
Lebanon Valley-Juniata 1870
Lehigh-Lafayette 1870
Observation-Disclosures ..33-7
Mass. State-Tufts lob
MT. Union-Muskingum ....... 2-7
Observation-Disclosures 1913
Norwich-Conn. State ....... 6-52
Pa. Military-W. Chester Tr.... 80
Pittsburgh-Penn. State ......34-7
Princeton-Navy ..............7-0
Rensselaer-Buffalo ...........O-12
SEppensburg-Lock Haven Tr...7-9
Slippery Rock-Ca,ifornia Tr. $50
Springfield-St. Anselm ..... Ola
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .....DNP
SWarthmore-Drexel ...... OBJ
Syracuse-Colgate .........s..O-1S
Temple ........... 60
Upsala-Moravian ...........D NP
West. Maryland-Mt. st. Mary $50
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
Rocky Mountain Conference
Brigham Young Montana St. 1910
Colo. College Colo. State -. 1919
Greeley Tr.-Colo. Mines go. .27-2O
Idaho Montana ........-.... O-16
West State Tr.-Idaho IS. b.. .O-12
Other Games
Albion Tr.-Weber .......... .DNP
Mont. Mines Carroll (Mont.) DNP
Authorizations:
DNP .............. Did Not Play
Tr. ............ Teachers College
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-19

AbbpeViatlO1S:
DNP e..e..........D Did mol RAY
Tr. ............ Teachers College
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-19
SATURDAY GRID SCHEDULE
-NovEMRER. 20. 1877

Home 1886
Team Scores
Western Conference
Illinois Chicago ..........~.. .18-7
Indiana-Purdue .....s......Z 1910
Michigan-Oh State .........O-21
Minnesota Wisconsin o........24-O
Big Six Conference
Iowa State-K Kansas State ....7-47
Missouri Valley Conference
mo games scheduled)
Other Games
Ashland 20. marietta ......DNP
-Augustana Gill; -Carthage ...33-O
Baker Bethany .U-14
Bradley-James Millikin ......l4-O
Carbondale-DeKalb Tr. ..... Ola
Cedar Falls Tr.-Onaaa .......7-7
Coll. Emporia-O Ottawa ........ %
Dayton Marshall ............ VIA
Detroit Tech-Ferris Inst. ....DNP
Drake-Coe ......''' 'Oo-O
Evansville Hanover ........... S-O
Grinnell-St. Louis .......... o-3S
Ill. College McKendree ......DNP
Kalamazoo Tr.-DePaul ..:...7-19
Luther ia. Upper Iowa ......O-1
Morningside-Wa Tr. .......7-O
Mt. Union uslzingum .....'..z-I
Nebraslxa-I ,....-...'.''D N "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dame '..o-zo
Oberlin- Denisoi1A V-55
Ohio U.-Ohio wesleyan .......I-O
Oklahoma Okla. "A. & M......5o-1
Principia-Cul. Stockton ..... O-12
st. Viator-C Columbia (Ia.)... DNP
Washburn-St. Benedict ..... DNF
Washington Est. L.)-Missouri 1O-na
Wayne F1illsdale ........ I'M
West. Reserve-John Carroll. l9-0
Wittenberg- Heidelberg ...... DNF
Xavier (Cin. )-Akron ........DNF
1NTERsECTIoNAL
SArizona-Kansas ........'''... v-c
F'ordham-St. Mary's ......'sf'. 70
Marquette-D uquesne =. .''':' v.ro
II. G. L. Also. Methodist. =. I'M W
Wooster WASH jefferson 80 goo
Compiled ov Central Press