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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-30

The Everglades team, which
derives its name from Colonel
Thompson's boat that winters
here each summer, played a great
game of football this morning at
the High School Park, and sue
ceeded in defeating the Trevor
and Morris aggregation by a
score of IL to 6.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-30

FURN ISHED DOWNSTAIRS
APARTMENT, two bedrooms.
All modern conveniences. 1900
Seminary street. oct9-tf ]
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One of the local fishing boats
came into port this morning with
a catch of l,400 pounds of mack
erel. while other vessels also de-
livered large catches. Additional
boats are to arrive during the
day and all have large catches.
according to reports reaching the
city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-30

Mercedes Hospital and the Sal
walton Army were the recipients
of groceries and fruits on Thanks
giving Day, which were given by
Mrs. Enriquez Henriquez and
Mrs. w. P. Kemp, of the PIT. A.
Maria Gutsens and Captain v.
Walker desire to extend their
thanks for the gifts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-30

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN
CHANCERY.
ANNA HoNANETZ BORTSCHER,
Plaintiff,
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Arriving on the airplane of the
Miami-Key West Anyways this
morning were Miss Eunice
Whyte. Miss Eleanor Allen and
Captain Walter Starks, owner of
the Yacht Norma at the Florida
East Coast pier. A party of
anglers will arrive tomorrow and
go out fishing on the yacht.
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a short stay here. left on the
Steamship Cuba for Havana.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN
CHANCERY.
GEORGE A. NESS,
v4s9i Plaintiff,
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-14

lows; To Mrs. Harvey; Erice Norquist.
1t appearing that certain bonds
and coupons viii become due and
payable before the next regular meet
ing of this Board and that it is ne
cessary that same be paid when due;
it is ordered that the Clerk of this
Board issue warrants out of the
proper funds to pay said bonds and
coupons when presented for payment.
1t is hereby ordered that the follow
ing have filed applications with the
Board of Supervisors and State Tax
Commission, asking for Homestead
Exemption, Reduction or Increase;
as follows: DR.. J. j. Kazar; j. H.
Gulledge; John Williams; Mrs. Vicy
Ann Bevili; Wright Simmons; Ed
Kingston; Napoleon Brooks; Ira Tur-
ner Estate; Ruff & Watson; A. e.
Swinney; M. H. Whitten; c. C. Pah-
len; Mrs. M. w. Hooker; Eurn Walk
err; j. r. Hoover; Leslie and Mamie
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-14
Proceedings Of Boord
OF Supervisors

Be 1t Remembered, that the Board
of Supervisors Of Holmes County, Mis-
sissippi, met in the courthouse In
the city of Lexington, Mississippi, on
this the 4th day Of September, A. d
1889. and being the First Monday
and First Day Of the term with the
following members and Officers pres
emit, to-wit: Jesse III. Walton, M b. $
No. /, M. S. Rogers, M. b. s. No
2; Kirk p. Thomas, M. B. 8. No. 8;
M. L. Smith, M. b. s. No. 4; v. Rein
hard, M. b. s. No. s, President, Par
ham III. Williams. Clerk, w. l.. Ellis
Sheriff; and A. M. Pepper. Attorney
for the Board.
When the following proceedings
were then and there held and had:
In Re; County Depository:
i beg to hand you herewith list
showing balances in the various funds
of the county.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-14

Redmond; c. c. Pahlen; Federal Land
Bank; Jesse w. Byrd and Mrs. r. D.
Nabors; Martha Vinson; ". c. Ray
ner; Elnora N. Lee; and G.. w. Eli
son; H. L. Brock; Abner Dodson.
1t is hereby ordered that the toll
lowing accounts be allowed payable
out of County Fund as follows:
Jesse H. Walton, M. B. s. No. 1.
8 days attendance in August, II days
examining roads and bridges, $4,000;
M. S. Rogers, n B. s. No. 2, same
10000; Kirk P. Thomas, M. B. s.
No. 8, same 10000; M. L. Smith, n.
B. S. o. 4, same 10000; ". Reinhard
President, same 10000; Parham H.
Williams, Clerk, 2 days attendance
1000; w. l.. Ellis, sheriff, same 1900.
1t is hereby ordered rnat the Board
do now adjourn until its mex regular
October meeting A. d. 1889.
". REINHARD,
President.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-14
williams 10000;

Williams ZOO.OO;
Dorothy McBee, Superintendent OF
Education, has this day filled her
report.
Pursuant to due and legal adver.
tiesment for bids to be received at
the regular September, 1889, meeting
of the Board Of Supervisors, the bid
of Hand Motor Co. being the lowest
and best bid Is hereby accepted.
It appearing that certain lands sit
uated in Holmes County have not had
the taxes due thereon paid for the
year 1888, and that said lands escaped
advertisement and sale at the regu-
lar April sale Of lands for delinquent
taxes and have escaped, for some rea
son, advertisement to be sold at
September sale of lands for delin-
quent taxes for the year 1898; it is
therefore ordered that the Sheriff
and Tax Collector be, and he Is
hereby authorized and directed to
advertise and sell on Monday, Octo
Der II, 1889, all lands in Holmes
County on which the 1888 taxes have
not been paid and which have not
been advertised and sold at the times
and in the ann prescribed by
law.
A Petition from the taxpayers of
the Centerville Section of Beat Two
having been filed for the construc-
ton and erection of a new public
,,oaI r,-r,~xf Ao-o %Ln ra~ovaIia
Bowling Green road near the Autry
place in a westerly direction to in
~tersect the Bowling Green-Emory road
having been filed; 1T is hereby order
ed that Jesse H. Walton, X. P. Thorn
as, and Martin Smith, be, and they are
hereby appointed a committee to IN
spect said proposed road and report
their findings to this Board.
It is herepy ordered that v. Rein
hard, President, be and he is hereby
authorized to execute and file a
project proposal to the Works Pro
gress Administration on behalf of
the county Of Holmes, Mississippi, FOR
aid in financing the construction OF
road improvements and other appur-
tenant work.
Ut Is hereby ordered that the fol-
lowing have filed applications with
the Tax Commission and the Board
Of Supervisors, asking for Homestead
Exemption, Reduction or Increase, as
follows: w. H. Myers; Mary Martha
Boatwright.
1t is hereby erdered that the Board
do now adjourn until tomorrow morn
ing at 9 O'Clock A. M.
v. REINEIARD,
Present.
Pursuant to adjournment the Board
of Supervisors of Holmes County, Mis-
sissippi met in the court house in
the City of Lexington, on this the
9Th day Of September, A. D. 1889, and
being the second day OF the term
with the same members and officers
present as on yesterday.
When the following proceedings
were then and there held and had
1t appearing that certain persons
have enormously paid their poll tax
for the year 1888 and are entitled
to have same refunded; it is there
fore ordered that the Clerk of this
Board issue refund warrants as fol
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-14

lOW ilSIlLp IN -=--~~-~-----~*-~s
1t is hereby ordered that the fol-
LOWING accounts be allowed payable
.ut OF Separate Road District No.
1, for supplies, labor, salaries etc, as
follows:
G. M. Johnson 1000; Robert Sale
$500; Dan Horton $500; Henry Pat
ten $500; John Sanders 28.75; Booze
Cooper 28.75; Cicero Lacy 5000; Ru-
fus Greer 5000; Miss. Cuwert G. Mich.
Co. 406.59 Tiffany Grease Works
10s 90: Standard Oil Co 1891; Ter
rvs Garage sO.12; The Fincher Co.
lila; Lexington Wagon and Black
smith Shop 27S5; The Lew Grocer
eco. $50; Peoples Service Station NO.
2 2s.SS: american OIL Co. 1884; Crown
Service "a alton 11.13; Franz Hocutf
8 q M Johnson $500; w. e. Diggs
1000: wills .Randle 1915; Arch Ran
.dhe ~ N. rsa,h . Archer 1915; Pleas
ant Randle 27.os, lee n"o~e,
27.OO; Terry's CARA : 90 -.
Oil Co. 65.O5; SwinneY nooe.
Peoples Service Station Co.. ..
lean Oil Co. 1888; Mn -
Mich. Co. 1858; Miss. IN
Co. 99.13; 81
1t is hereby ordered that ,,,,hIe
lowing accounts be allowed pc. NJ
out of Separate Road District i
2 for salaries. labor, supplies. etc y
follows: A C. Autry 10000; JaW@A
Manuel $500; Emit Kyzer $500; DeH J
mis- Mcbride $500; Jack Martin 34Q0; \
Reedy Mcbride 24.00; Grady Martin
600; Jack Fultz 900; Lance Watson
$50; John L. King 900; John Nc
FCrary 1850: Roy Self 900; Sinclair
Ref. Co. 72.75: Standard Oil Co. 1850:
Mansfield Service Station les; Hand
Motor Co. lilo, r. L. jackson $50:
H. A. Norwood 1878; G. F. Montgom-
cry 1000; Larkin Mcbride $500; John
"A. Watson 100; Mrs. Mildred Holmes
5f.50; D. B. Campbell 7.15; L. III
tCade, Jr. 54.15; Ed Tate 75o: Elum
Mcbride 5000;
1t is hereby ordered that the fell
owing accounts be allowed payable
out Of Separate Road District No.
8 for salaries. labor, supplies, etc. as
follows:
Otto Wallis 5000; Palf EEar hcock
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-14

STAR THEATRE
Lexington. Mississippi
THE NEW RCA HIGH FIDELITY SOUND
Thursday, Friday. Saturday, a. IS 10th
THE oracle ALLEN MURDER CASE"
"Oh. Soy Con You SKI" (Porogrophic)
Cops Is Always Right" (Popeye)
The CIutching Hond" SerioD
mystery fans, comedy fans and Oracle Aliens loyal radio public
win get just what they ordered in "The Oracle Allen Murder Case
which brings the gay ntwit Of the air waves back to the screen
in a murder mystery written especially for her by s. s. Van Dine.
Gracies two male side4dcks in her dizzy campaign against .
murderer ar Warren William and Kent Taylor with Ellen Drew and
Judith Barrett also In major roles.
This is easily the best of the Van Dine stories for It has the antics
OF Oracle Allen and the sleuthng of Phio Vanve. You don't need a
detective to find the greatest piece of entertainment in town on above
three days. It's the Oracle Allen Murder Case" which has every
thing to please the movie goer, drama, mystery thrills. comedy and
even a new song by Oracle Allen.
MATINEE THURSDAY 31S
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday, 49, l9-20th
ION BORROWED TIME"
"News Of The boy"
"CoIorfuI Curacao" TroveItuIkO
Auto Antics" (Our Gang Comedy
"On Borrowed Time" is of the most daring and unusual
pictures ever filmed.
1t is a thought provoking and inspiring story, full Of heart-warm-
ing humor and affection.
1t is the story of a old grandfather who is afraid to die lest
the grandson whom he adores fall into the hands of a schemdng and
INSCRIPTIONS aunt.
Lionel Barrymore Is the grandfather gives what is said to be
his finest performance. @
Mr.. Brink is portrayed by Sir Cedric Hardwicke and the grand
20 is enacted by of the most talked of youngsters of the year,
Bob Watson.
MATINEE MONDAY, Sis
COMNG-!!GOODBYE MR. CHIPS
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-14

Goodman School Const. %, 1866 .3S
Goodman School Sky. & Int. - 1873
Township Int. - 4,470.96
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
nave Clark Promised Return Bout
With Gus Lesnevich If He Defeats
BUDDY Knox In Dayton Battle, Oct.6|
By Bill Banks

When Dave Clark squares off against Buddy Knox
in return engagement in Dayton o. the evening of
October g. he will be inspired by the promise of several
battles in the future, with of the important in
his division-the lightWeight
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Joe Pockets $118,000
For Bob Pastor Kayo;
Handlers w orri e d

DETROIT. Scpi--tANP Joe
Louis went afouhd 10 Mike Jacobs
temporary office hcrc Thursday be
collect check for sllSieo Tor
knocking out Fob Pastor in II
rounds no nigh; before and II was
revealed TOR Tho first time thar The
champions handler. had spent =
very worried half hour or SO bc~
twcen The second ard ihe fnal
frame
"Ioc cori9inly Hi aN 90 n orr
edge said his co-manaror John
RoNhor0ush THURSDAY For a
time We wcrc re,oncilcd TO tic
fact thar ANYTHING would happen
After me second round DC Was
sent ont % finish The job as quickly
a- possible But vhcr he didn't de-
IL. We hcgau 20 wonder told
Zach Blackburn to tel him want
al him TO end ~ quickly When
Jack came hack down the fop~. DC
looked ~ me and >aid I told Du
hDl be- in~ rrun'cd' Md be iusf
rrnnfcd after each round vhcu
Blachkul. kept telling hn 10
finish tho Job
Then along about tho ffih
sixth scyenth and cirlH POUNDS We
began 10 wonder whai was wrong
.loo didn't speak when hc came to
Tho corner lie just Srurted
we didn't know whefher hc wa.
firing. ~hcilcr DE had injured his
hands ~ whether ne bad suddenly
LOST his punch Bu we folt that
somethus Was vronr
Then came INC end of tic 10Th
When Blackburn camc Il VIZ The
stop from tho ring he looked a me
and said Joe just toii mo that this
would be tho las round Hen
finish him nov
That's just what he DID But
he sure had an OF MS cnes sing
through those last four rounds"
When Louis afforded The lunch
con Jacobs pat on Thur,da, as tho
male 70 his Detroit production. he
didn, have a mark 10 show for Inc
night except a slight redncss along
side his right eye With the check
IN his pocket be grinncd amlably
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
81 Antoine YMCA To Give Awards
To Members OF All Athletic Teams

Willis Ward. former football
player and track star at the Uni
versity OF Michigan. has been Sc
lccted as the speaker at the awards
program OF the st. Antoine YMCA.
The program will be held Friday
evening. Sept %.
This marks the first awards pro-
gram ever sponsored by the st.
Antoine branch. Mer and boys who
have participated on the various
athletic teams during the past year
will receive recognition whom they
are either awarded an eight inch
felt letter or a small gold pin.
The names Of the approximately
so athletes and the teams with
which they played are as follows:
Basketball-Men's Team
J. A. Wingo. Kenneth Stonestrect.
James Hill. James Clark, Warner
Sanford.
yolleybaII--A- Team
p. y. Gamble. NJ. d., r. G. Schus-
ter. II. ". Peterson. Alex Turner,
Clifford vanHargis. Clement Scott.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Tusk e g e e Institute
And Wilberforce Will
Meet Oct. Is In Chi

CHlCAGO-The annual football
game between Wilberforce univer-
sity and Tuskegeo institute will be
played In Soldier Field, Friday
evening. Oct. Is. This will be the
tenth meeting OF the two teams.
Tuskegee's aggregation OF grid
iron warriors. the must promising
in recent years. will display some
OF the power and deception Of the
great Tuskegee teams of few
years back.
The hardicaps OF last year, due
TO the lack OF seasoned material.
has been overcome and the crafty
Tiger mentor, Cleve Abbott. former
South Dakota state gridiron star
is bringing group OF players 4
Chicago which he feels will capa-
bly, demonstrate that Tuskegge is
back.
At the same time Wilberforce has
team laden with wealth OF
freshmen material which Is woe
fully lacking in experience. In the
backfeld are mary smooth fresh
men runners. among them Brown
looks like he will be the only one
to break through the already star
studded cast OF Forcean veteran
ball carriers. Brown weighs EOS
pounds and plays fullback. Proctor.
Hart, Price and Norris arc among
the outstanding veterans.
Coach Country Lewis thinks he
has a find in Bass. l9S-pounder
who Is trying for the center berth.
Jackson and Bass arc other lines
men who are showing promise in
the line Coach AL Baker Is build
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30

The promoters Of the first Clark
Knox bout. held here in Detroit
Aug. 20. have promised Clark a re-
turn match with Gus Lesnivich. the
New Jersey Pole, II he can duplicate
his win OF the first encounter with
Knox. Lcsnevich. n you recall
stopped Clark in ono round in
Nutely y. j., June 30
At the time OF the contest with
LesEevich Clark was recognized as
one OF The four contonders for the
championship John Henry Lewis
had been forced 10 vacatc. The
other three AT that time were
Lesneyich. Melio Bettina. rccog-
nized as New York champion. ard
Billy Conn. now recognized as
world champion by virtue OF his
victory over Bettina.
However. there's an obstacle in
the path OF a return bout between
Clark and Lesneyich. The New
Jtiot9 Ddttltt udo Dttu persistent
ly seeking a bout with the winner
OF the Conn-Bettina encounter. and
right now shows no enthusiasm
about meeting Clark again.
AS a result OF his defeat by
Clark was dropped
down the ladder. and his recent
campaign has been waged in an ef-
fort TO regain the ground he lost
that night in Nutely. His win over
Knox. a rough heavyweight, proved
that he was again on the upward
swing.
Clark made a punching bag out
OF Knox In the first battle. win
ming every round OF the lO-rouEd
contest. He was entirely too elu-
slve for the slow and plodding
Knox. He should win by an equal
margin wheE the two meet next
month.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
D.P.W. Wins Title In Labor Loop
Chatter OF Hoofs
A New Sensation Among The Three
Year-Olds Developed by Marshall Lilly
BY RAzz BROWN

G. II. Miller. one OF the most sues
cessful colored trainers 10 date. IS
now training the stecds Of Mrs
Ruth Sidell, and signaled his abil-
lily by winning with a flly named
Whipstitch. at Chicago. ard his
charge recently took the stake race
Ills name is Chief Onaway. Mon
tell Stewart promises 20 wig wag
1.-The Tribune when his boss. Briery.
is ready 10 wiz at Chicago. Sor-
tcado the South American fash
that I mentioned in this column
early last winter. finally made good
at Belmont Park by beating Cravat
in the Manhattan Handicap. and H.
doing it he established new Amer
lean record for tho mile and ono
half. doing il in 90 % 20 and
boys that's runring some on any
track
Our old friend Elzy Brown ha
invaded IIavrc DeGracc WI h
Schmidt. OF which The tvo-yesr-
old. True star is almost sure 10
win in the cheap races, so watch
for his name. Third Degree.
greenirce three yoar-old that was
given his early training by the col
orod trainer Marshall Lily. Of
Lexington. Ky is cow acclaimcd
IA sensation by racorocrs in MARY
land
Here IS word 10 race fans. Re-
member this Is the time OF year
when funny things happen In boss
racing Horses bcgir 10 reach their
form in fall and winter, causing
many unsetS. Beware or this. Joe
key Flinchum may sound funny
when YOU pronounce IL hut he can
ride like Tom Mix ard II Is rum
orod that 2 large price was paid
for his contract. so one ran do no
harm siringins along with him
Sohriety. The Bcczlv racer look
like he can bcat most of The nags
lat The Detroit Fairgrounds. which
is not saving much for tho naes
racing over the Motor City Track
Everyone seems 10 think that
Florida viii he the garden spot FOR
racing this winter Because Of ihc
war French bosses viii he imported
TO tho t'uitcd States. so boys. we
will have some stock IN tic United
States with peculiar names. hui
which run like frightened rabbits
and We need them
Odic Goodman a smart colorcd
trainer Of Nashville Tom IS at
Tho Detroit Fairgrounds and gave
The Tribune sharp hos, name
Azafran. who Just moped home
paying SCI for deuce.
Here arc some nags that arc
cherry ripc Bis Hurry. Timcful
Ocean Tide, Thanksgiving. Chaps
Rye Beach. Lady Maryland. son
% War Alsang Tadmclia. Bright
Trace
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30

NJ. D.. BEDFORD Morris, William c.
Adams.
Basketball Senior Boys
Norman Morris, Calvin Porter,
Cecil Johnson, Alex Childs. Ne
braska Harper. David Chambers
Hudson Sullivan. Charles Oliver,
Benny Upton. Arthur Thompson.
Solomon Lawton, Warren Perkins.
Gymnastlcs-Boys Team
Lcor May, Bonnie stevens. Nir-
gil Jones, valmon Stotts, Qunion
McRac.
yolleybalI-"Bv Team
Thomas Briscoe. T.. II Martin,
ID. w. Russell. Junior Greene. Char
les Bryant. william Howard, Grit
fin Causey, James Clark. J. J. Clark
BasketbalI--lntermedlate Boys
George Best. william Baisdcn.
George Lindsay. Kenneth Harring-
tor, Columbus I,leck, Willie Den
nard.
MIX and hot dogs and coffee viii
be on the bill as refreshments
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Prairie View And Wiley Grid For
Annual Grid Game AT Dallas Fair
BY Charles W. Harvey

MARSHALL. Texas-The annual
Wiley-PraIric View gridiron at
traction will again be staged at the
State Fair OF Texas. in Dallas. on
Monday afternoon OF Oct. 16. This
will be the eleventh time that the
Wildcats and the Painters have
met in the Cotton Bowl. In the
past. all games between the two
schools have been thrillers.
Last year the two teams battled
TO 6-6 draw when Prairie View
scored early in the first quarter
and Wiley came from behind in the
third period 10 knot the count. This
years game promises 10 be an even
greater battle with Prairie View
putting a veteran team on the field
and Wiley. despite Coach Longs
moan. we have not got a thing.
Is expecting to be one OF the top
notchers OF the Southwestern Con-
ference. Prairie View and Wiley
teams have met annually sircf
1918. Below are given results o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30

rated a tremendous blocker and a
vicious defensive mar. He is OK
pected 10 push STROBE for tho wing
post
The third newcomer Is John
Wynnc. sophomore. who was last
year rated the outstanding fresh
man fullback. He weighs lS5 and
stands > feet H. lie IS described as
a hard runner. an exceptional
blocker and fine line hacker.
The other two. Woodrow wilson
STROBE AT left end and Kenny
WASHINGTON at left half. viii be
rounding out their varsity careers.
Both were Ail-Conference selcc-
tons last year. STROBE. who is 6
feet and weighs 1876. Is consider
ed capable Of being the nation IS
greatest flankman. Washington, 6
feet l and 1875 pounds. Is one OF
he coasts shiftiest runners and
longest passers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
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Tower and Wrufk. lll,on and
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Knoxville Opens The
Season With Victory

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. knoxville
college won 20 20 over SNin
Memorial here Saturday before the
largest opening day crowd IN many
years.
Knoxville out-fu he'd. oui-pas.-
ed and oui-punicd their opponent
They piled M eight first dowrs 10
three for swift. two cf which came
as result Of penalties
Knoxville scored twice In rapid
ire order late IN TIE initial frame.
Nler an exchange Of punis Knox
vile brought the oval from mid
field to The eight yard line. Thomas
scored from there and drop-kicked
the extra point.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Chef Hilton
Wins Own Game
With Homer
Victory Is His
Fifth Straight
In Playofs


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30

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