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The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-09

the holders of outstanding shares
of Convertible Preferred Stock.
CD The authorization in the
manner provided by law of any
new class of shares ranking SEN
ior to the Common Stock as to
dividends or assets and with terms
and provisions determined in ac-
cordance with law, or the increase
!" the authorized number of shares
of any class shall not be deemed
TO be an alteration of the terms
and provisions of the Common
Stock.
FIFTH: The amount of stated
capital of the Company shall be
Fifty Dollars ($5O.OO) for each
share of Convertible Preferred
Stock and Five Dollars (S500) for
each share of Common Stock now
outstanding, making an aggregate
of Fourteen Million Dollars (S14,-
000.000.00) at the time of the fill
ing of these amended Articles.
SIXTH: The shares of Common
Stock may be issued at any time
or from time tC time for such con
| sideration in cash or property as
may be fixed from time to time by
the Board of Directors without
shareholders action, which Board
is also authorized to determine
what portions of such considera-
| tion shall be allotted to stated
capital and surplus respectively
and said Board may also deter
mine the fair value to the Com
| pany of considerations other than
money where such fair value can
be Immediately or readily deter
mined, and where such fair value
cannot be so Immediately or read
| lily determined to approve such
! consideration.
| SEVENTH: Shareholders shall
possess no preemptive or other
rights in fractional shares wheth-
er resulting from the declaration
and payment OF dividends in shares
! or otherwise howsoever, and as to
such fractions the Board of Direc-
| tors is authorized to sell and dis
pose of the same from time to
time for such amount of considera.
ton as il may fix and determine
without shareholders action.
EIGHTH Without derogation
from any other power to purchase
shares of the Company as permit
ted by law, the Board of Directors
may purchase any of the Com.
pany's issued shares to the extent
of surplus in the manner permitted
by law.
NINTH: These amended Ar,
ticles shall supersede and take the
place of the heretofore existing
Articles Of the Company.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The
Glidden Company has caused its
name to be hereunto subscribde by
Adrian ID. Joyce, its President
and its corporate seal to be here.
unto affixed, attested by Clifton NJ.
Kolb, its Secretary. this second
day of July, 1886.
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY,
Adrian ID. Joyce,
President.
Attest.
CLIFTON NJ KOLB.
] Secretary.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-09

and that by the affirmative vote oi
the holders of shares emitting
them to exercise more than two
thirds of the voting power of the
Corporation on such proposal (tht
Articles not requiring any Other
proportion), the following resolu
tions of amendment were adopted
RESOLVED, that the au-
thorized number of Common
Shares of The Glidden Com
pany be increased from 1,000..
900 shares to 100000 shares
and to that end Section l of
Article Fourth of the Articles
of The Glidden Company be
and the same hereby is amend
ed to read as follows:
Section l. The maximum
number of shares which the
Corporation is authorized to
have outstanding is one mil
lion four hundred thousand
Q,4O0,000), which shall be
classified and shall bear desig.
nations as follows:
(a) Two hundred thousand
(2O0.000) shares of the par
value of Fifty Dollars ($50)
each shall be Convertible Pre-
ferred Stock;
OBJ One million two hun
dred thousand (1,200,0O0)
shares without par value shall
be Common Stock,
and
RESOLVED, that the Presi-
dent or a Vice President and
the Secretary of this Corpora
ton be and they hereby are
authorized to make and file in
the office of the Secretary OF
State of the State of Ohio n
proper certificate of such n
mendment.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. sal,
ADRIAN ID. JOYCE. President An,
CLIFTON M. KOLB. Secretary. O
The Glidden Company, acting TO
and on behalf of said Corporation
nave hereunto subscribed thei
names and caused the seal of sal,
corporation to be hereunto affiI
ed this 22nd day of June. 1887.
Adrian d. Joyce, President
CLIFTON Nj. Kolb, Secretary.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
STATE OF OHIO,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
OF STATE, SIS:
I, GEORGE S. MYERS, Secre-
tary of State of the State of Ohio,
do hereby certify that the fore
going is an exemplified copy, care
fully compared by me with the
original record now in my official
custody as Secretary of State, and
found to be true and correct, of
AMENDED ARTICLES
OF
THE GLKDDEN COMPANY
filed in this office On the 3rd day
of July, A. D. 1886, and recorded
in Volume AL, Page "a, of the
Records of interpretations.
WITNESS my hand and official
seal at Columbus, Ohio, this 3rd
day of July, A. D. 1886.
EDWARD j. HUMMEL,
Secretary of State.
(SEALD
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-09
CERTIFICATE OF AMENDMENT
TO
ARTICLES
nE
THE cLIDDEN COMPANY

ADRIAN D. JOYCE, President,
and CLIFTON NJ. KOLB, Secretary
of The Glidden Company, an Ohio
corporation, do hereby certify that
a meeting of the holders of shares
of said Corporation emitting them
to vote on the proposal to amend
the Articles thereof as contained
in the following resolutions was
duly called and held on the 22nd
day of June, 1897, at which meet
ing a quorum of such shareholders
was present in person OF by proxy,
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-09
CERTIFICATE OF AMENDMENT
TO
ARTICLES
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY

R. II. HORSBURGH. Senior Vice
President, and CLIFTON NJ.
KOLB, Secretary. of The Glidden
Company, an Ohio corporation, do
hereby certify that at meeting
of the holders Of shares of said
corporation emitting them to vote
on the proposal to amend the Ar
tlcles thereof as contained in the
Following resolutions was duly call
ed and held on the 3rd day of Feb
ruary. 1888, at which meeting a
quorum of such shareholders was
present in person or by proxy, and
that by the affirmative vote of the
holders of shares emitting them
| TO exercise more than two-thirds
OF the voting power of the corpor-
alton on such proposal (the Ar
tlcles requiring no greater proper
tom, the following resolutions of
amendment were adopted:
RESOLVED, that Section 3
OF Article Fourth of the Ar
ticles of The Glidden Com
pany be and the same is here
by amended so as to read as
follows:
Section 3. The terms and
provisions of the Common
Stock are as follows:
~ The holders of the
Common Stock shall be en-
titled at all times to one vote
for each such share subject.
however, to the voting rights
vested in the holders of the
Convertible Preferred Stock as
hereinbefore provided.
Notwithstanding any provis.
ions of the General Corpora
ton Act of Ohio now or here
after in force requiring, for
any purpose, the affirmative
vote or consent of the holders of
shares emitting them to exer-
else two-thirds, or any other
proportion, of the voting pow
er of the Company, or the af-
firmative vote or consent of
the holders of two-thirds, or
any other proportion. of the
shares of any class or classes,
such action may. in so far as
the vote or consent of the
holders of the Common Stock
of this Company is required
and to the extent permitted
by law, be authorized and TAX
en- by the affirmative vote or
written consent of the holders
of majority of such Common
Stock.
(2) The holders of the
shares of Common Stock shall
have no preemptive right to
purchase or have offered to
them for purchase any of the
shares of Common Stock which
at any time shall be required
for issuance in satisfaction of
the CONVERSION rights of the
holders of outstanding shares
of Convertible Preferred Stock.
CD The authorization in
the manner provided by law of
any new class of shares rank
ing senior to the Common
Stock as to dividends or assets
and with terms and provisions
ucIcl III dCCOiudhCC WIN
law, or the increase i'm the au-
thorized number of shares of
any class shall not be deemed
to be an alteration of the
terms and provisions of the
Common Stock:
and
RESOLVED, that the Presi-
dent or a Vice President and
the Secretary of this corpora
ton be and they are hereby
authorized to make and file in
the office of the Secretary of
State of the State of Ohio a
proper certificate of such a.
mendment.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said
R. H. Horsburgh, Senior Vice Pres
lent. and Clifton NJ. Kolb, Secre-
ary, acting for and on behalf of
aid corporation, have hereunto
their names and caused
he seal of said corporation to BE-
lereunto affixed this 3rd day of
(Continued on Page n
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STATE OF OHIO,
CUYAHOGA COUNTY, ss:

W i AftOGA COONI L |, SS.
We, ADRIAN ID. JOYCE, Presi-
dent, and CLIFTON NJ. KOLB,
Secretary, of The Glidden Com
pany, an Ohio corporation, do here
by certify and acknowledge that
the foregoing amended Articles
were authorized and adopted by
the vote of the holders of shares
of said corporation emitting them
to exercise two-thirds of the vot-
ing power of the corporation on
such proposal (the Articles requir
ing no other vote) at a meeting
thereof duly called and held at
the principal office of the corpor-
alton in the City of Cleveland,
Ohio, on the second day of July,
and as such officers we were au-
thoriZed by such affirmative vote
to file such amended Articles in
the office of the Secretary of State
of Ohio to supersede and to take
the place of the heretofore existing
Articles.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-09
ADRIAN D. JOYCE,
CLIFTON M KOLR.

SWORN TO before me and SUB
SCRIBED and ACKNOWLEDGED
in my presence by the above nam
ed ADRIAN d. JOYCE and CLIFF
TON M. KOLB. President and Sec
retary, respectively, of THE GLID-
DEN COMPANY, this second day
of July, 1886.
c. G.. HART,
Notary Public.
(SEAL)
My Com. Exp. Oct. 9, 1888.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-09

(S) LIQUIDATION AND DIS
SOLUTION In the event of any
liquidation, dissolution or winding
up of the affairs of the Company
or any distribution of its capital
whether voluntary or involuntary
the holders of the Convertible Pre-
ferred Stock shall be entitled to
receive in cash the par value
thereof together with all unpaid
dividends accumulated or accrued
thereon to the date fixed for the
payment of such distributive
amounts, before any payment is
made to the holders of the Com
mon Stock After such payment to
the holders Of tn eConvertible Pre-
ferred Stock the remaining assets
and funds of the Company shall be
divided and distributed among the
holders of the Common Stock then
outstanding according to their re-
spective shares.
Section 8. The terms and pro-
visions of the Common Stock are
as follows:
1) The holders Of the Com
mon Stock shall be entitled at all
times to one vote for each such
share subject, however. to the vot-
ing rights vested in the holders of
the Convertible Preferred Stock as
hereinbefore provided.
(2) The holders of the shares
of Common Stock shall have no
preemptive right to purchase or
have offered to them for purchase
any of the shares of Common
Stock which at any time shall be
required for issuance in satisfac-
tion Of the conversion rights of
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EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
nnryroSs ALTERATIONS arTIcs

CARPENTER. repairing, roofing, plaster
Ing. painting; FLA terms. stone Con-
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Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
34s7 X. JEFFERSON FITZEOY 2i7s-Ti
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CALLAHAN - william A.. 2428 Field
avenue, beloved husband OF Florence.
dear father OF Florence German, Thomas
TAYLOR; grandfather OF Billy; brother Of
Tnomas Callahan. Funeral Saturday from
Mailman Funeral Home. ISL Il. Grand
Blvd. at $3.50. st. Charles Church at 10.
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MALE HELP WANTED

ALL AROUND man for gas station work
good pay. good working conditions 5s2
Chase Road. Dearborn. Oregon s63T
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COAL WHEELBARROW

WITH RUBBER TIRES
Lost Ia vicinity OF Mile and Findiay
ORTWEIN COAL co.
PLAZA $40 ssis FRENCH RID.
LADY's black bag, containing vsiuabls
papers, glasses. Liberal reward. Tyler
7-ii2i.
LAPEL watch. white gold. eagle design.
rhinestone, lost Saturday, vicinity
Woodward, Grand Boulevard keepsaks'
liberal reward. IVanhoe $500; Plaza 07ss.
LosT-Brown alligator purse with ration
books and credentials. Finder please
return. Celia Hudson. also Brush. Apt. 3o4.
LosT-Houad vicinity seven-MiIe. Hull;
black, white and brown. s. reward.
1881 Hull. Twinbrook 1880, evenings.
LosT-vicinity Third: black purse
! containing valuable papers, ration books.
Halle Ford Reward. Temple lion.
LosT-white English setter. black mark
lngs no hunter Liberal cash reward.
Phone Palmer. Niagara 04ss.
LosT-Large black dog, Daisy" Van
Dyke McNichols vicinity. Reward. 1909
Tumey. Twlnbrook i-osis
LOsT-Green change purse with money.
two wedding rings holy medal. Mrs.
Larry L.. 38is cicotte.
LOET=sllxeI tip fox collar on Woodward
Monday night: reward. Townsend $3.50.
sETTER-white with brown speckles. An
swers 70 name Freeklts; about years
old. Reward. Vnewood 2-s6is
sTRAYED or stolen from 1885 Riopelle,
Nov. ~ German police pup fmale),
mo. old information awarded. Notify j. v.
Haynes
TWO dogs Lost: female. English red bone
male beagle and dssch: Smile Wyoming
section University 2-i0fe.
WHITE male spitz with little brown spot
on ear; black nose and one brown
circle around one eye. Strayed from 1901
W Warren. Tyler 6-226s. Reward.
WHITE spITZ, female, s,rayed from
home. 1889 Mspleridgs. Reward Pin
gree 6s4i
-
MALE HELP WANTED
ALL AROUND man for gas station work
good pay. good working conditions. $500
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BURDICk-Dec. 1, ormond (Jlm), Of
its47 Psrkgrove. beloved husband Of
Marjorie Bstchelder Burdick, dear father
81 Melvin. son OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles
Burdick OF sturgis. Michigan; brother Of
Mrs. Sherman Locke, Mrs. Gilmore Bellare.
rhelma and Betty Jean, Funeral service
Friday, s y. m, at A. II. Peters Funeral
Home, 12057 Gratiot Ave. lntermsnt
Sturgis. Michigan.
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kANsKE-Anna Nov. 80. beloved wife OF
the late Frank, dear mother Of Mrs.
Mary Czanstke, Mrs. Anna Korth. Mrs.
clara Woitysisk, Mrs. Therese ressmer.
Mrs Celia Badke. Mrs. Josephine Butz
OF Armada. Mich. Also survived by 81
grandchildren and II great-grandchildren.
7Tti Piquette. AT $50. 10 ST. stsnbiaus
Church at a. m. interment nj. Onvet.
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KIN6-George A.. suddenly. Dec. q;
beloved hs-bAha-.-f- Jennie 44s4b
Charlevolx Funeral from the J. A. De
SAINTS Funeral Home. Chalmers al Charlie
voix. Saturday NJ .. m
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sPELL--Dec. 2. william j.. dear brother
OF Mrs John II. Teubert. uncle Of II
Jack W Teubert u s. Army. Funeral
from late residence. 1910 BogArth Ave 4.
Monday morning at $50, and St Leo's
Church nj 10 90
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Deatb Rotites

hand OF Mary Wright Beamer; father Of
Mrs. j. ". Bowman Mrs. J. w. Fleischer
and william l. Beamer; grandfather OF
William b. Bowman, William l.. and Laird
Bsamsr. Funeral service NJ chapel OF the
VIM r. Hamilton Co.,. Gsss At Aiexsn-
drins, Monday at IL Am Please omit
nowsrs.
BIEBEI-Andrew. Dec. I. OF 2i2s Penn
syivanis; dear father OF Mrs. Mazda
lena Durkee OF Base Line, Mich, Mrs.
Catherine vogh; also survived by two
grandchildren Funeral Saturday. Dec, 4,
from Joseph p. Miller a Son Funeral
Home. 1891 Van Dyke, Al $50; 10 ST.
MsTy's Church at 1880. Intermsnt Mt,
Oiivet.
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COLLIER-Nov. 80. orls f.. beloved hus-
band OF Rose. dear father OF orla Jr 4.
Joseph, Joyce. Doris. David and Ruth
Ann, brother Of William Collier. Deceased
was member of Polar Bear Post,
" r. w. Funeral from residence, 1880
Greiner, Saturday at $50 a. m. To Our
Lady OF Good Counsel Church at 300.
Interment a, Mt. oiyst.
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TRENTH tTrliksytis) - Xavier, beloved
. husband OF the late Beatrice. dear
father OF Josephine and the late John.
nepfather OF Mrs. stephsnis sabin. Der
nard. Stanley and George Shimkus; grand
father OF seven grandchildren. Funeral
from residence lass Buriingame. at
D N. Saturday. Dec. 4
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RIGHT Half Busy

"Notre Dame didn't use the
right half for short side plays
40 much In those days. They
shifted 10 the left and then
operated 20 the strong side
almost as much AZ they did 60
the right. This gave the right
half about rs much bali-carry-
Ing as the left half. and Don
Miller did plenty OF IL. In the
Georgia Tech game Of 1924, "a
an example, Miller don, made
touchdown runs ~ SS. so and
so yards In his teams % to I
triumph"
Creighton Miller and Tom
Miller arc sons Of Harry Miller
1908 Notre Dame captain and
star ~ tho undcfcated Notre
Dame team Of 1909. Four Of
their uncIcS played for tho
South Bend institution among
them Don.
Shauehnessv named foot
halls Il greatest hackfieldS
according 10 five-year periods.
going hack 20 1895 70 1890 a
period m which Princeton fea-
iured F. A Poe, r " Chan
ninE. !. s Black and knowltnn
J.. AmoS. All bat Black a right
halfhaCk, were All-Amcrlcan.
choices.
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Segurd Winner
In Straight Sets

MEXICO CITY. oct. Is GNS)
Francisco (Panchol Segura of
Ecuador captured the Pan-Amer-
lean tennis championship yester-
day by defeating William Talbert
Of indianapolis in straight sets,
o.. 6-3 81.
Segura scored numerous win
ming points with his powerful
two-fisted forehand and held the
upper hand throughout. Talbert
was erratic, playing topnotch ten
mis- al times and poorly az others.
Pauline Betz and Dorothy May
Bundy OF California won the
wOmen'S doubles crown. coming
from -hnhind 10 heat Margaret n1-
borne and Louise Brouch. is. o.,
g..
Miss Bctz. who took the
women $ singles title teamed with
SeEura 10 win the mixed doubles
final from Miss Osborne and TAI
bert, Is. 81
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Weekend
Grid Stars

NEW YORK. oct. q CUP)--
Weekend college football stars:
JACK HURLEY. College Of
Pacific. caught 12-yard pass and
ran IS yards for the touchdown
that beat Del Monte Preflight, is
10 Z.
BOB RADIOS. Texas. made three
touchdownS as the Longhorns de-
feated Arkansas. 81 10 O.
PAT BUDDY PIKE. West Vir-
ginia. recovered a tumble and went
s. yards for a 6 to 2 victory over
Maryland.
EDDIE McGOVERN. Illinois
scored three times in a 80 to IS
victory over Pittsburgh.
HOWARD BLOSE. Cornell
SpIaShed Is yards through tacklers
and on slippery turf for the key
touchdown in a 20 10 7 victory
over Holy Cross.
GEORGE UTCH Rochester.
whose series of long passes pro-
duccd The winning touchdown as
Rochester defeated Colgate ID 10 6
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HOnOrS for StaSS
Rose Bowl Beckons Veteran Coach's Conquernq
College Of Pacific Eleven

STOCKTON Cal. oct. IS
GNS)-The gates Of the Rose
Bowl swung ajar today for Amos
Alonzo Stagc and his College of
the Pacific griddcrs. giant killers
of the Pacific Coast after they
hurtlcd the supposedly unconquer-
able Del Monte Pre-Fhghters off
the track with a humping 1871
win
The Grand Old Man Of Stock
ton has played in many bowls in
his 81 years Of coaching. but this
is tho first time the Pasadena
grecnSward has figured In his
many victory marches. And So
called expert opinion in coast
piCSkn circles has ~ that when
tho cSttcam in the West meets
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the Eastern selection January 1 II
should be Stagg and his Tigers.
But one obstacle remains on
the road 10 the Rose Bowl, and
that's the formidable Troians Of
Southern California who play
host 10 c. O. =. in Los Angeles
next Saturday. Once over that
hurdle Stagg can point 10 the St.
Mary's game which will be a hum
dinger.
Not aecoast conference member,
and for years an early season
breather for the larger schools,
the College Of Pacific Tigers this
year have been brought along
slowly and on succeeding Satur-
DAYS has beaten 81 Mary's Pre-
Flight. 4. c. l.. A.. California and
the Del Monte Nsvyators.
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Comeback
bid Ends
Inn Defeat

John Jurkiewicz is back in com
petitive bowling today after a
fivc-ycaF retirement because Of
illness with a defeat in a l0-game
match al Centennial Recreation
10 mark his return. Joe Prysby. A
newcomer 10 Detroit. won the
$500 purse by 100 pins, 1898
to 1905.
Jurkiewicz. formerly n member
Of the Chcne-Trombly and Garden
Elves, averaged 10000 when
active in top flight company, He
is best recalled for his 20-game
match with John BoZzo Of Buffalo
at Chcnc-Trombly in 1892 Bozzo
was winner averaging 2l9 10 Dis.
Five games of 279 and two of $50
were noted
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Experts With IT

While ShaughneSSY poin IS
out that in the execution OF the
Information. the greatest back
f1pfd combination ~sS hts a"fH
a1Iartet- At Stanford IN la4o,
"the first and famous backfield
combination was knute Rock
mes 'horsemen' Of 1924. which
included Harry Stuhldrehcr,
quarterback. Jim Crowley, left
half: Don Miller. right half, and
Elmer Layden, fullbaCk.
ShaughneSsy's famous STAN
ford fourSome included frankie
Albert. quarterback: Pete Kmet-
ovic. left half; Hugh Galernau,
right half. and Norman Stand
lee. fullback.
"My contention Is that this
backfeld stamford could ac-
,complish as much using the
reformation IA any other back
field could accomplish In any
of the other standard systems
single wing. double wing,
short punt, box. etc" Shauehn-
esSy wrote. II wouldn't say that
this Stanford bsckfield playing
one Of the other systems would
rate as one of the great back
fields. But II just so happened
that their qualifications fitted
exactly the requirements Of the
r style OF Offense."
Recalling the Notre Dame
"horSemen" Of 1924, Shaughn-
essy added:
"Rockne once told me that
Ihe secret OF those boys great
ness was the fact that their
strengths and weaknesses dove
tailed perfectly Where one 81
fhe boys was n little shy the
other had n little extra.
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LOurdeS Title Hopes
JOIfed by Redeemer
BY JAKE BERSoN

Already past the seasons half
way point. the prep football race
on the first divisions west of the
Catholic League today was more
befogged than ever.
Yesterdays results only added
moro ifs" and butts" 10 the run
ming argument as 10 which team
was likely TO finish on top. There
were two surprising develop
ments:
81. Gregory, only unbeaten team
in that section and conqueror OF
ST. Theresa last week. lost
prestige by falling 10 ST. Rita of
the second division, 1870, in a
montague contest.
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NeWberry Drubbed
By Pre- Flight II

ATHENS. Ca. Oct. rs INS) -
Paced hy Marlin Harder and
steve Fllipowlckz. the navy pre-
flight SkyscraperS yesterday
druhbed Newborry College. $50
m the first Sunday football game
ever seen M this section.
Navy scored twice m The first
six minutes Of play. with Harder.
who halls from Milwaukee. Wis.
getting one and FIlpowickz prod
uct o' F0rdham. getting another.
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Germans Take
Lead in Soccer

German United occupies first
place alone in the Detroit Amateur
Soccer League following 81 VIC
tory over BarvarianS. II was the
Germans fourth victory in FIVE
starts.
St Clair. which was tied for the
lead with Germans. was defeated
yesterday by New Detroiters, SD.
Manager Lehman bagged three
goals for the winners.
Bill VleChner, Mike Steinert and
Ewald Hilbert contributed the
Germans goal. while Emil Joseph
got the lone maker for Barvarians.
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PIRATES WIN

LourdcS, regarded as the one
team able 10 stop ST. Gregory
later in the season, lost to Re-
deemer, g., and virtually knocked
itself out AS A contender in taking
its second defeat
St. Theresa. meanwhile. was in
as good a spot as any after whip
ping ST. Cecilia, l4-0. Both St.
Theresa and Redeemcr. who meet
the last week Of the schedule, are
tied for first place today. having