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Tackle of Heffelfinger, Part
In Pass Play That Beat Yale,
Kings Greatest Grid Feats

~ HERE is plenty truth in recent
statements that the late Philip
King, outstanding contribu-
L ton Of the Capital City to the
game Of American football, was one
Of the games immortals. AS is so
often the case, when a mans feats
date back nearly half century, tradi-
ton and fact have become somewhat
intermingled. but there is enough Of
the alatter to warrant almost any
amount of praise. His physical feats,
considering his size, were amazing,
but his contributions to the game,
even then still in formative stage,
came largely from above the ears.
Ask any old player who opposed him.
During his career at Princeton his
home city saw him play once, when
in 1892 mixture Of Tiger first and
second string men opposed a pickup
team of local stars, including Ralph
Barnard, Bob Church, Princeton '88,
and others who are we'll remembered.
Playing halfback. King put on show
that is distinctly recalled by those
fortunate enough to have seen it.
Beats Yale With Pass.
THOSE were the 'heroic" days Of
the game-not that the men were
any bigger, tor plenty of players
weighing from 155 to ITO pounds took
part. But the play was closer and
rougher, there were fewer timeouts.
the halves were As minutes long and
such plays as the "V," the flying
wedge and the hurdle made life niser-
able for the defense and dangerous
for all.
King failed to make the Princeton
team his freshman year, although he
was substitute, but he played at half
in 1890, 1891 and 1892 and played
quarter on the championship team
Of 1898. He had graduated the June
previous, but in those days post-grad-
yates could and did play. He partici-
pated in the bruising Princeton-Penn
games of four years, than which none
rougher was on record. He played but
once on a team which beat Yale, in
1893. and possibly to the surprise Of
those who think ''razzle- dazzle" the
product of the last few years. 1t was
long literal-pass play in which he
participated that paved the way for
the winning touchdown
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nd stayed in front the rest of the ,
GATOR BOXERS AHEAD,

GAINESVILLE, Fla, Jan. 8 R.-
Floridas fighters opened their season
with hard-earned victory over Clem.
soo College here tonight, ~ to 81.
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clothes and light. windproof outer
clothing, with a light extra sweater.
than to dress too warmly and be un-
able to shed sweater in order to
maintain a comfortable temperature.
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Case to Play Right Field.

RUDDY MYER, of course, will stick
with the club and Buddy Lewis
and Cecil Travis, the third base short
stop guardians, are gilt-edged cinches
So is Ossie Bluege, the best reserve
inflelder in the American League. And
that leaves it up to Bloodworth, Mi
halle and La Pointe.
Bloodworth is the 19-year-old
youngster who came up to Chat
tanooga last fall. He has a nice bat
ting stroke and good hands, but ne
lacks experience. Mihalic served the
entire 1887 season in a utility role,
but he lacks speed afoot and doesn't
cover enough ground to satisfy Man.
ager Harris. Nothing is known of
La Pointe except that he is prospect
who was called to Grifith's attention
In most fiattering fashion.
The outfielders are Melo Almada,
who will play center field; Johnny
Stone, who will play left; George Case,
the rookie whom Griffith vows will open
In right, and Al Simmons and Taft
Wright. At the moment Griffith is
dickering with Simmons, hoping to
convince Al that his future as Nat
lies in his utility value Wright had
q trial with Washington last spring,
but was shipped back.
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HOYA RIFLEMEN WIN
Defeat Jays for Fourth Victory in
Five ENGAGEMENTS.

Georgetown's riflemen scored their
fourth victory in five starts yester-
day by defeating Johns Hopkins, 1913
to 1,240. The winners will match Navy
Evening star., 1938-01-09
TERP FRESHMEN R0MP

1918 Defeat of B.-C. C.
University of Maryland's crack
freshman quint defeated Bethesda
Chevy Chase High at College Park
yesterday, 35-l3.
Ochsenreider tailed IL points to
lead the Terps' scoring
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Totals - 23 81 Totals IL 80
Evening star., 1938-01-09

n HERE is plenty truth in recent
statements that the late Philip
King. outstanding contribu-
L ton Of the Capital City to the
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county, on motion made and carried.
said project was approved.
The following reports from the
county officers were received pursuant
to Chapter 976, Mason's Statutes 1927
and on motion made and carried same
were ordered placed on file:
]. E. Therrien, county auditor.
Frank Poferl, county treasurer.
Robert Wilcox, judge of probate.
VIM. MiSta, clerk of district court.
p. L. Hamlin, register of deeds.
p. L. Hamlin, registrar of titles.
Albert Johnson, county attorney.
Arthur E. Gustafson, superintendent
of schools.
Chas. F. Stephan, court commissioner.
A. l.. Arends, coroner.
James Buckley, county surveyor.
{. A. Pearson, county commissioner.
j. S. Patrick, county commissioner.
w. G. AuSmuS, county commissioner.
E. B. Greenwald, county commits
sioner.
Oscar Eklund, county commissioner.
To the county board, Pine county.
Minnesota.
Pursuant to law present below,
a statement showing the amount of
taxes levied for county purposes for
the current year. the amounts col
lected and apportioned to date, and
the balances uncollected, together with
the actual cash balance remaining to
the credit of each county fund at the
close of business on the thirty-first day
of December, 1887.
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On motion made and carried, the
board adjourned until March 18th,
1888, at 10 o'clock a. m.
c. A. PEARSON,
Chairman of County Board.
Attest:
j. E. THERRIEN
County Auditor.
auditors SeaD
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Ogenna
(From Another Correspondent

MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Pike and chill
dren spent Sunday at the Hunt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Lyon and chill
dren spent Sunday at the Swan home
Bonnie Hamm is spending a few
days at the Bostrom home.
Earl Bostrom and Bonnie Hamm
spent last Thursday evening at the
Delmar Benson home.
A number of families helped Cur
tbs Lyon and Mr.. Fuller celebrate
their birthday anniversaries this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Huntley and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hunt
ley spent Sunday at the Doe home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gerber spent
Sunday at the Anderson home.
Betty Soens is practice teaching at
district ZIG, Eldean Halberg at dis
trict SO and Peggy Brown at district
1913.
Mrs. Delmar Benson and children
spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Full
Ter.
Beatrice and Myrtle Swan spent
Sunday morning at the Delmar Ben
son home.
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Proceedings Of
County Board
Official Minutes From
Commissioners Meeting
Held in Pine City.

County Auditors office, Pine City.
Minnesota, February Is, 1888, at 10
o'clock a. m.
The meeting of the county board
was held pursuant to adjournment.
All members were present.
The meeting was called to order by
Chairman c. A. Pearson. The min
utes of the previous meeting were read
and approved.
The matter of household aid pro-
ject was taken up and explained by the
county nurse and after thorough dis
cussion and assurance that said project
would not entail any expense to the
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Revenue Fund.

hcVCuuC
Miller-Dayis Co., supplies, s. o,
Poucher-Printing & Litho-
g esRRhinfg or Ga iSS;ss a snd oaser
Japsl6ison Co., personal prop ~
erty tax warrants 1918
The Fritz-Cross Co., blanks
and envelopes 11.4O
Free Press Company, one audi
tors trial balance book 26.65
County School & Office Sup
ply Co, 1900 mo. att cert 1900
A. & E. Supply Co, supplies 81
w. S. Mott Co.. fire hose and
Burroughs Adding Machine
Co., mechanical service and
ribbons, 2 bills 7.10
Marchant Calculating Ma
chine Co., rental of Mar
chant D123S27 for one
F. B. Link, one check writer $500
Fair Store, one case soap and
w. A. Sauser, supplies $50
Standard Oil Co. floor glaze 21OO
Farmers and Merchants State
Bank OF Hinckley, safekeeping
State Bank Of Bruno. safe
keeping S11 900 bonds HOO
American Publishing Co., pub
fishing personal property tax
The Hinckley News. publish
ing ing personal property ,, tax 100.
list and supplies, bills 1920
sonal property tax list 147.7s
personal property tax list 14oss
Walter Blanchard, justice fees 280
Ferdinand Drummer, witness
fees -. $50
A. E. Gustafson, mileage as
county superintendent, 2
A. L. Arends, M. D.. coroner's '''
fees, bills 24s5
P. L. Hamlin, report of trans
fer of titles $3.50
Ha anae;,t Rypkema' expenses as e.7o
Ralph Atkinson, labor, 2 bills 1913
c. A. Pearson, commissioners
milage attending meeting 40
w. G. AuSmuS, commissioners
mileage attending meeting 100
]. S. Patrick, commissioners
mileage attending meeting 280
E. B. Greenwald. commission
er's mileage attending meet
o. E. Eklund, commissioners
mileage attending meeting $50
American Publishing Co., sup
plies and printing 1872 SO
J. S. Patrick, taking county
inventory $40
Forfeited Tax Fund.
America Publishing Co.,. 90,
printing notice S 1.25
Poucher Printing &, Litho-
graphing Co., $40 appraisal
cards 1859
P. L. Hamlin, recording tax
certificates on tax delinquent
land, bills 42.36
c. A. Pearson, appraising tax
delinquent land $500
w. C. Ausmus, appraising tax
delinquent land 62.00
J. S. Patrick, appraising tax
delinquent land, bills 1920
E. B. Greenwald, appraising
tax delinquent land 54.20
Geo. w. Empey, checking tax
delinquent land, bills .. 5000
Poor Fund.
University Hospital, room and
board for Mrs. Louise Brow,
Hiram Hedin, Mrs. Almeda
King, VIM. Weinberger;
transportation for Woodrow
Patterson and Ted Kanesky
and supplies for Frank Bus
Sc, 3 bills .......... ...... S 51.S0
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-02-24
It Can Happen Again

Of the many disasters that can befan
afarmer. car shortage, or an embargo
perhaps cap the list. For if he raises a
good crop and prices are up, the crown
ing misfortune is to be unable to ship it.
It has happened before. Elevators
glutted. Warehouses bullying. Crops
piled up in fields. Losses amounting
to more than the cost of transportation.
Of course, that was long time ago.
With the increased efficiency of the
railroads-mostly matter of long,
fast trains-you have taken it for
granted that it could not happen again.
But it will happen again if Con-
gress passes the proposed law to
limit the length of freight trains
to 20 cars.
Your crops, for the most part. move
to distant markets over one-lane road
ways-single track railroads. Trains
have to meet and pass at sidings. The
more trains, the more meets" and
the more delays.
Remember too that most of the
crops in the territory served by the
Great Northern ripen at about the
same time. This resultssin traffic
peak each fall, when the railroad main
lines are taxed to capacity. Take for
example, wheat. The Great Northern
moved IS, 900 carloads last year. One.
fourth Of this was loaded out in two
weeks.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-02-24
SPORTS
BY DICK CULLUM
Sports Editor of
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL

Frank Mccormick,
athletic director of
the University of
Minnesota, says the
Minnesota stadium
will be filled for the
National Collegiate
track and field meet
here June II and ID.
Major John Crit