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THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY" NOVEMBER 1, 1925 25 KBW8 SECTION plodillntr, line-burking team hung up Itt cuifomary victory ovr tha Boilermaker Uliiy. Ihe wan I to 0. McCarty Hf-urol on a twrnty-fW-yard run througii tha entire Purduo team tor tha lona touch-dowu In thw necond par lod, Krhmueker for nurens. McCaffery for Coaly, tianm.n for Paillla, Hyrns for Flummer, l'fsff fnr gumn. Mastny for tlserlner, forT.ons, Melliaiok for Hcliinucksr.

rii-erliig I lelrolt. Htrmnp I'airoii. l'uintrt after tomhaowns; I-'linnery 2 Noire Dame Victor Over (icoiia Teeli Hv Shut of l.i To 0 ten. Itlchards, Knot (sub for Ktlne). Points afiBr tcuclidonn: Allen, 4.

Army K'-oilug- Wilncn Poiats sfier touchdown, liee.ter (ut. for Bchslffier) 1. official ll.ferce -V. Ci. Crowel.

Swsrlli-more. Thorpe, 1 la Sidle KU1.1 Ju.lKe A. i'. Tjlet, 1'llHcelon HimuI l.lnssmsii n. it.

Hen. -11(0-, I'ai Inioulli. Time of l'ei --1B minutes. VARSITY Loses To Dayton. i Officials Referee.

Mehegan, Purdue; 1 ouit.tr-,.. Killer, Pur.lus; head linesman, JMevem, Ohio Vem) field Judge, Hi ow n. oiiiii Wtnieyan. broke, the old oimul'a back proved to be a fumble of Uuyton'a punt by Half liurk Martin. Apparently with tho ball In 1I arms am! ri'iuly fur a snappy run, M.irtln suddenly and tho inul Khot from his arms as ii seed pi.p.n from it Kiupi' whin jui'ozed.

An thi loath. -r lo.mio. on tho Ki'ound In talk of him, Martin HwiiiiK mound al'fr It, but Iho spi-cdy end, lllpii. of Pnytoli. hud it.romly It up hlul was menu; tlu- n-nutlniiiK ym'ilh lj.tuo-n him and tho kojiI posts for th-' second BULL FIGHTING IN DANGER.

CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE. 20, Bethsny 0. TF 1. 1 ItlHl'lTl II TO TBB Boxing Soon May Become Popular Sport In Mexico. Hull fighting in Mexico Is liaho- lo Fliers Seine Karly ami Win, 23 '(.

tlchH ijut ln; -pent In; oi p. p.Tcntl lialf i period, but 1 1 ii back wh''H -n fm tratmftrriil it (ram H. 'huny from til Prtsnldent. lid. iNVlthpr cu-Vu t.o:-i fn-M Io thl clly todny hhh of lino ylrlxllnK.

and Bn.l wA Vut lo ahow haip Itilcn'hnnrio of Vs WmI "iU Thcit (lill Wt'ili-rn nt v( fount, I lie jMTlml a get a severe sebsck on act the Inning game. tout hd.iH inado 11 hoolie olloit to chain-TVlllr PIqV nil TTinlr lHlt '-hij Kinr Imyton Unt-iimn Xlilih. Xi-aj UI1 IVlbiV htm pr.trily and bo, him to I'urliiK th pttut 15 yrnrx thorr h-iv the lull Tin third ii -rind with TuMp h-mom hy fi'Hl tiir Ilin II Af ilia Moiieinli. Utsia I bevn bvx nuiti hra liHtl in th- nti- lie hull Itt 'I jr on lv Htartinit nn ntlrly nei-ninl- Wfl I.lnroln, Nb.t October St (A. Tha I'nh eifclty of N'Hliruaka i tinker de-fiiilffl t'oarli Utrnnla uweni Uiitvtralty of (Ulnhoina eleven, 12 to 0.

hnra thla afternoon. lUtodeu ncoied tha first tout'Udoun for tha early in the first rmrlod. Thn B-icond came when Dnlley, CornhnaVter haif, received a paaa from Hrown and rarad acroaa the 8ooDra irol luat hefora the Kimiu ended. Nebruaka fulled to make either aitra point, Kvannton, October 81 (A. Northwfutern dpfftted Indiana hera thli afternoon, 17 to 14.

before a home-comlTiij ctuwd. Indiana tied tha aoore In thu fourth pnrlod when Hatml oraehed througtt to ynrdi. aftfr a march down thu field, Northwpattrn nine back and 1-ewtn matiu a kirk from placement from the twenty-flve-jard 11 ii. Isawrenca, Ootaher SI fA. Tha Prnke llulldoBrt mad rood their name on Stadium Held hera today, winning from tha li'nivprnUy of Kansaa timm In tho fourth tuurir, 1 to 0.

Tho buttle wan waipmI up end down ttie field for a ron-tin Uirotigjh thrie period a of the Kni. fin inmii hnitdrift In the ahadow ut tin own if mi I poaia Hud felidlns; utf a Hcon. until In the final period tha Irake hn Helf Hai'k 8 pea re over for a lomhdown. an.) yuarter Hai'k Sutherland dtop kicked Lha a-1dd point, Stillwater, Ortober 3t (A. Turning lioa a bonibanlment of lino dtla and long run the Orlnnell (Moneeii today dnftsatad Ihe Ok In hum Agglee.

2S to 0, before a liuve homa-comliiK crowd that turned out to see the Oklahomana In thvir first Mlaeourl Valley footbail game un their own field. Nets 60 Yards I I'rliihi promptly tnmlc firnt tlnwn wltli run round 1 pud, whlfh ftK gwl for I 12 HrU. Ati-hu wuh ilnpfed thri'UKh 'hi1 liiif. I rlfd )iihi. which h1 fcnxmd.M IVit.ttT riniini.ou.

ntu-r Jf ttiriK ht hall nouii'-o and his ill omul. fill. ills' t'Hi''d '( 1h St'VtMV m1 Uiif. tip Miilf with liinilfura I'liUlllK lo lu in mi in I thO 1'lnli Kl'tti of tlif lum. H.

Kavhiti t'tii' ltliual V. 1 Third IViiwl, MlutrntirtT kl kfl oft Wtllituu, wiia inMiiHl mi hla wwi) 1 ft i line. a VhIvu-; 1 1 1 1 i-r nlinoHl it fimn Hnull.ml, hut fiiili'd hv liuh'- t-. at.hK M'lddun l'ott. r.

Viutu tind Mnhit 1'iiiHi-d to iirmn il luif I f-nii-l t- Kam an. I wuh f'-r. ed to Hini. HlinK.ild 1 UHK th y.il f-H' 37 ai-l-. llli'li It.hdf Sit VH'U (llf.tUKil -iiir t.f Hi" line Miilut iU.d Ihi- In! I't dDing tlif i i-.

i ivtUK. x. wtf.l ii I.I. tor Ji-i. -iiu tr.u.tr i h.

hy th. Illi.l tlllMl 1 1 1 HI lo La 11 1 1 if lHi i uui'iu ty M.ta tu.J I'ott-r iihfd it i'M-1 M. lnt hi- 'I ill" "Oh l-oidl ''ti- i. HinT t.mt i Viusi'v in ill lU-i'-'l'liiVlilH il.M-lfl t'MilM With i.inil'iliiK illi.l Imytt.ii recover- IliK nil I 1 1 I 1 1 i 1 1 14 'JH VIU lili.t ptislit Miii'iiw ifft tin-kif. n- tuo-i aiiuin.

l-u wii n.iiU.d was ood fol tUv Aifim wuh t.erl I.im'k nui yurt lth I he hiill --ii thf in 4id Anhu nv for ki. Ir-uu i i '-n and j.llt 1 1 1 i' of thtt "-'t. ri. 1 fun, 'liiflniint i. rt I'lm KMMiiln.i.

i i.f tl.u found 'In-tfiMiM Kfi-r iu irul fiHll. Willi jiidt rtho.ii hol'ilrnr hl own In tin- kh king df hm ii.fiil. l'yton ltd whii nut minimi and rwtt to inerfl)' l.old Vttuiiy. Dayton Meets Indlftns. T'lv hnn lrf.1 roottra fmm Cincinnati will k) Inton lU'U Httturday tu tlu- f'-otl'all KAiiif l-ftwtjcn the liaakll l-aMiii.

Thia will mm In I 'nv No- rnitur 1 4 1 'avion la a Hul( at 1 la poll a. NovuiNr -I ft ifrheln I ton at l'aln. 'i. At I 'astou, IMf I 'ay will lift eM'iuU'd hy the liayton levMi, wlih liiifluH'll a npiioiuMita. Thla natu 111 ItlSU ItlU Ht'iDtnll.

i in tha 1 1 no. Wanhtniiton ami J'f-Mi otiii.n.iu.M tha ilifcnt nf liwthaiiy trio mound, tfivlni; ball all Iho tlm in th- world to sooro, fur thor wris no ona i-1 within mile of him, an the old snyliiK bopu. I wllli (ia.iralii Tc h. mi thn p.tnt inarnln of victory. Lln-ui Iiwui nu i unniuiiy I.ltUt-Ilp M.o.'IH I i I'hu soootiii toui hdown in llu OUllKII i.

alinir i)if Atnr-rli'Rn lionJor anil In Mixlt'ii City, bul of lit ho i--l-dkri( of our lister roiuhlir Ihfit is lie ounK mcD- hn vo in morf Uindty to the mitt gitinn ntul ar iry imw, I in my 1 'i tr a f.rnir rur tofr, Jia broil lot rapai'lty as an extra of And Acts as Chloroform i ether ould do a ll.stdlllor ni I Hi I 'Eli Whips Mule, 28-7 Through Air Thrusts; Html Houses 80,000 CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE. Army twenty yard line, and tho former Penn State Mar sidestepped his way up (he j-ide line SO ards for a touchdown, and Iteeder added the extra point, tylnif the score. 1-arly In the fourth quarter Yoe-nians attempted to kick from behind his own goal line, but was blocked, Allen taKiint It on the Army 1.1-yard Hue and running for the second Vale touchdown. The third touchdown was the result of an Army fumble. The I'adots put the ball In play or) their line after the kick off Trapneli made tlva, hut on the next play Harding fumbled, and Itlchards picked it up and ran li yards for the third KM touchdown.

With six minutes to play, the Army chos to attack through tho air. but the strategy was misdirected. A toss was Intercepted by Hradley on the Army St-yard line. Two plays and a penalty gave a first down to the I'll on the Army 11-yard line. Then another knifing pass, falling to Kishwlck, wan completed, but l'lshwick w-as forced out of bounds on Ihe twu-ard line.

Allen gained one and then l-'oole pn.duced tho other yard for the fourth Fli touchdown. Vale made seven flist downs to five for tho Army. Vale waa penalized seven turn for a total of f.j yards, while the Army lost but five yards. MniiM''ii .41 li 11. JW II V.

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F. 11. Lpon linnimatians. 111,1 Kvon thr. Hniuuhli.v I I Upon Cincinnatians.

i fm Jthany. Thru Tini.iri Hi'ntt Pri'liman Ith Rhlna t'iiry Ptohbn Loppasttsr llamlll 3 4 0 0 I' Illtl.ACM II I. 1 1 r.itnipm K. II Hrm.ni K. li Hffii hi.

iu 1 ri. li'iii Ni'rninn work In tha niftropulla as LmiKht line b.i.'Us of Dayton fal.ed to muko an IniprfHslon. Vanity male one fiint down. That promoting boxing, lum tprnr1 a KrnnHAlum and ulrfady lias bftlf a bo whn comparfl favor- S. or.

1-s'rWMi 1 4 on a i 7 0 0 Tt- 0 0 (i 0 Hcorltig: T.iu lulottim N.tri rntn- I'lan- pi. OTt imrloilii came In the o-rnnl quarter and fol-f lowed a lJuyton penalty. aii lu thiihv Bearcats Outplayed in All Departments "Sneeze" Archie, Chinese Star, Plays Well. itbly with niHny of our nccond rntvra Bun hoir. ami two of thm.

according to Al1(lltni rnaan.an. Flttrn, aro it'ady for any company. jUyait. Jn'in. Wi Ion 1'ennllird (Iftrn.

liayton, on the other hand, suf- I fered severely from penalties In the Wanh Kliio for Kirr-)i. T.ilwar.U. KihlUy fr lOttn, (ti rr Alkn, I fur Hi Ma. olui, for IthU. W.

Mnnillt.in rir Hfthny lrl for H. 'titt for Hcraflnl for Wili. tirtfftthn for for Mrry, )Oirlw for I kfr, llmtidon for hM bfrn ahln to lrtmn ha I 11 second iUirter three plays brouKhl two fifteen ari tionaltles. Many five-yard penalties for being off mde kept I the vlotur from i-Mtinliie in. ii Oiti.i.i rtcut.

rmrATVH to thu B5QnracK. rvnnnvllla. October 31. Kvanrndlle Polkeue debated Hanover In the hnme coming game hare today, 0 to 0, Tfco game vent played on a very muddy field, whh-h glowed up tha game considerably and alao held the arme down to a low fiRurt1, The tnnuia rtld not have a chamo to exhibit their teal playing aklll. Detroit 14, Johu Carroll 6.

iric. r'i'wT to inn iwavmiia. By Bill Powers. mfiii, Khtnoy v-r Ntol hu. Morrtu for I'lmtnhrt.

r. Huniliion tT Ithtiifl, Mndr MiM-tliiR fr TtUit lMh.w ih I J. Ntrmn, C1k viand. Ohio, 31. big bull lint; In Mrsteo I'lty.

whpte ninny nottibla events In tha ld hptm-' Inh Kiiino worn lo'ld. fur th put-poa iuf putting' on boJcliiK oliown. Thn Mx-: Ifunn -like tho mitt Riinic. but deniHnd pli-nty if ncUnn, atid that Ih wiiat ir.py urn Kitting from the boy a who U-arn tha (t'rnfl. Letroit at their asm-, Join.

rrur t'H. rarroil I'tihrmlty nt tha flrnt tlnftii--1 VMi. iilnirriont aoal, nf (( tc-urhdimn of thii aftritHoi, v.it.; at T'nudra It lulrl, lnonvUanla Htnto. I 'IIIIH HM llfll blt) I'P'flVnil I OK Tim TOUCHDOWN Oolnmbla, October Si (A. f'njahtng Iowa State tn 8, the t'nlver-i atty of Mlaeourl today topped Ha hlgheat i'lttati cnntrrtad with Jack p4 and ran to th goal, frtaldn 0t prrlotta r'lrat to of mlnutM rah.

lin.ij Uif nunp.nr. t.uiwii i en ou-l 1 Wo mlpulM ffl. Itnipnt-y t3 appear In Mxb' City T'ai it. i'iin 111 I'm miro p.iol other points. riiiinifty bofiltig tli adtlfd point iiiu-Mn in it drive toward a at-ond on- N-uttve Mlcaourl Valley Conference football title.

Tha victory teavea Mlaeourl tha onlv alley team. After a flrat half In which Inwa Htata proved threatening time and again. Uleaourl ainothered the in the la at two perloda with an atta'k they were powerleaa to check. Itt) a boxr-r like pemp-vpy to he Htrumpa u.udi-ii i put ia i-nm iihcad II" game endd with the a ore them a lead la cf-rtuln the Mi'xlrana tn favor of I eralty of retiolt. WESTERN RESULTS.

Kaet I.anatng. Mlrh ftrtober 31. Col- Unable to cope with a smashing at- scure tack, a defense and A ft or the firm half the visitors ap-punter of exceptionally ability, Var- parently knew every play, that Varsity'! mystery eleven went down to 1,1 eayenie.in to' ji'-t the Jump orossoil defeat before the Dayton l.niverslty i the line of sorinimani. too quickly. jesterduy afternoon In the Nippon; "Sneeze" Alchu.

the rhln.se Mar. stadium, 23 to 0. 1 lived up to everything that was paid Aa the first frost takes the sap him. "Sneeze" however, unh not needed, from the trees, so the I-Hers tuok the; for i plain ull Mack Snel- old pep from the bearcats, with a anJ quarter Hack Potter per-play on the opening kick-off which 1 formed In xceptlonally brilliant had "Good Night, ljeurcats" written fashion. on both sides of It.

Varsity perhaps would have played I much better If Klein had not been Varsity kicked off, and the Dayton man who received It started to streak to be taken from the tinht off to the left side of the field. As i. which iau-ed li 1 ill to retire will take to thn game," nays Jimmy. Line up: gate faat an.1 heavy backfleld. led by t'arroll Kt JU Tryon jading point ecomr cf the rapp (jiiiiin I ant, turned nalde Mlrhlgaa Btate'a da WESLEY US IS WTN1TEK Tht-y like plenty of color, and i l'rtroiil', ary ba.a got all that.

Jnh.a "I'rlon Hula, a bantamweight, la a clever lad and can hold hla own with f. te.) ffriae today to guln a 14 0 vh lory before Ptorey 7,000 honu'ComeiB. Htatea defenaa, which Tojrne Poait I ona, I. I. fi i.7 .7 It H.

I I- K. H. 11.... Ovir Cincinnati Croaa Country Run- TUrvoa I had held acorftlets In ilia flrat nio.it or tna Aniencann. Joa tmnnifn, ta boi a featherweight, la alao a clanay boy M-'lllhargy and nolo to travel ith tha beat.

"unip Tommy AVhtte, whu mndo a good Hrett (' nKntt'lnL' In thn 1 1 a i I on rnrV VhllUpat Maatny half, weakeimd to allow Colgnte bai-ka to 1 touchdown In the third and fourth Tan'te 1 quKrtre Tt on mllnl both prdnta after Martiei touchdown. A Mhditgait tall In the fomth McDonnell which took the ball to fulgaia'a 1 I 4 tilrtf en-yai il line. failed when Ntitte 0 0 7 7 4 1 uiiihled. Tryen puntd to Plate a thiity- 0 0 0 I flva-yard line. A paaa, Ilonltngr to waa lnter'eptid, Kletudt.

(allagher fr 1 run 10 nnll fnr (fiui'lulntt'ii. The line-up: YAMS. Pinion, i CAW V. Matter 1.. T.

KpiHUUH Kturhiihn I. Innidt Hurt Paly Ho harda U. tt HfMnnn Jo ntou 1'. fot un a It Morn lojnnell ft Nnld 1. II )Olf II Kllna II Stholffler Allen F.

WlU'm by quart tn, 2 3 4 1 Tale 0 7 0 21 Jl Army 0 0 7 (i 7 Tela Noble. At- lu New York reoently, la tho beat 'y at 135. I have Jiift atkrned Carroll Cnrcla to L'O there and box Whlta 10 Hul atituthma I nara By Score of 20 To 20. I Oelaware, October 11 (A. Ohio i Wealeyan'e oroaa-country team won Ita I thlid conaacutlva Ohio Confertnca meet of the eeaeon hare today, defeating tha t'niverelty of t'lnctnnatl runnara 21 to The meet waa run between halve of the Weelayan-Wittenberg football gam.

Cap-Italn Hill, wejleyau, flnlahed flrat. covering the four-mile coura la il mtnutea and II eennda Kbhaida. l.ian for Mrennan "yla rdrted the point aftr touchdown. t. Mmils re for Murnhv.

JHnoaakv round. laM was injured hen he attempted to punt. Neith.r Hradlord, Williams or Martin enuld get KnInK 111 the mire, ehiefly beeuune of the paper-like line Martin appeareil t. be the bet. of the four, but his efforts were stopped ijiu.

kl, aa the vootors erii.ihed throiiKh what was the entire Varsity team darted after him he transferred the ball to another player, who, beiore the fans or Varsity pluyera knew what had happened, was Rcron to the other side of the Held for a mxly-yard gain. Moss covered as the play ta or "Thore ta lota of pood material and fnr strumi. Hinkiey for Monu-re. htrutnpl Chlcaae. October ai (A.

Peeplta a am nr fhnt tn a few Venn fha f1' Hill for Hrett. Murphy for i Jaat ml nut a whirlwind paalng attack. In Mrtnleie, 1 fur Piruinp. 1 arroll: IMuin wfih Purdue came narr to wlnnl Mexicans will bo heard from." in I re for ttian at any time ifi, Chl aa niMf for Mai tie. aa jat a defi line-up: It proved to be Juat what was needed to lo result In a touehdown, for while CONTINUED TROM FIRST PAGE, i first period.

kicked lo Tteyn- olds, but after two tries through the, lino Heatiy not off a forty-yard punt. (in the very flrat play I'eters hurled a 1 thlily-yard pnas to rausltiK a (treat thrill among the spectators, After a line attack netted first down K'-nyon hacks were repulsed and All-1 ooiier fca'ii'd of the ball fur St. Xavi.r. The Kenyon threat ti mpurarily took the Musketeers off their feet, hut when they regained their bearlnsH the visitors were pow- esles." Kx.hanno of punts w-as the avenue, of safety for the two teams on the fdippeiy field, which was eitremely difficult for holding footlnir. I.ate In the rirt period I'eters booted a sixty- yard punt hlch carried Kenyon out of danger.

The period ended w-lth the bail near midfleld. i fiora Around Left l'ericuson was sent Into the fray by i'oaeh Meyer, of St. Xavler, at the start of the seioind period. Again dur- ItiK this quarter, as In the openlnK frame, the ball was worked out of danger by usiiik the educated toes of the rival barks. Peters and Heatty i I.ate in the second quarter Kenyon opened Ita air play, heveral hurls netted about 28 yards.

The half ended ith th ball In Kenyon's pos-; session on St. Xavler's forty-yard line. i Kapp kicked off for St Xavler at the openniK of the second half. After 1 several exchanges of kicks Kenyon I took the ball for a line drive on Its I own line, peters fumbled the hall before r. a.

hlnu the line land 81. Xavlr recoverd 1'emuson took the ball on the first play used by St. Xavler follow lint the: lha Varsity players were recovering i In' Inrmtl. f'ayfin. I illfl IlflMU' Ii from their surprise end Oiame for.be- io-Muan The Shinde That mi nil 1 li ht "ifli.

Ing caught so openly off their uuard, li.ureit nt. I In me It, Viranr pa p. Her Mnl.rt ioi.fi. 1. 1 lOl! l.l'ln Mi.

I III II I li. It. K. II. rWaTB-nrt jvever Ivrlmls.

1 1'syton took the ball over for the flim six points. Uoal Mnile tiulrkly. Less than two minutes elapsed from tha time the referee slatted the contest and the time that Fullback Sn. ll-1 ii took tha oval over, but that br.ef lerlod was enough to Insure liayton of victory. Krora then on Varsity would have had a hard time over eleven wooden soldiers, yet alone elTii Curls- 'lie in nut i a-- (I i avion a Hutiio liulioTis 'in' Iniiui I for 'lraf Tin n.lmrv fi.i R.

hinl't. Mayer for Nili.lti-. fot llarrTI. ,0 fur Miiriln. for hlrin, Kll-i for V'i.

llHlns. Iniylon Hi "to et llel.inl.il. 'inn for liait f--r I hrliie. for Mi.hrl al.rll.i.a tor aiilfi.1-1, At-tin for Wel.er. lira's for louh- iysmfr.

Hill huaklea. who revealed more football Hiilitr.K. Hiip. I'otter. II.

tha lie. ret. hnva Al.hU I ITUSll. I'mi'lrs I r.r. ti I ivtri -i3 JieS'l LIneMliMli- iiagr.

lir.g. I auaia, t. Si I'r: i i ri riii l. I.I. i l'LAY 1'LAY 0 many weks.

MovfriK about as thouKh they were trying to Imitate slow movltm pletutes of a fell-fed boa-constrb tor, they Have the moat optimistic Varaliy fuoters cuuso to groan, when, three mimitis ufter th first touchdown, they allowed Imyton to score Its second with as beautiful a fumble as a Varsity back could execute. After Dayton had kicked off am had held Varsity for downs, Klein floundering in mud delivered a scn-aatlonal, four-yard punt. yl mmtn recovery of the ball, tin a crl-a-cros play 1-erKuson callopcd around his own left end for the only fore of the game. The St. Xavler sections arose and gave a loud to the ovlngton (Ky) halfback, who Is now Si Xavler'a I.ad i a polnt-k-etter Klly I First Tsrled Herman, of Vsrsltr.

kicked off to Wt-ber, who caught the tail on his his own S'l-yurd line. ut.r started for til lft Sid of th flal'L At ths sains tlins lt.tvs;s, who was ruunir.g close to Weber, tok ths tall from him and slatted ths right side of th field, runnir.g to appeared to bring Varsity out of lltlr.g J. tranca. for It In turn held the visitors, lined uui klr and refer lor downa and forced them to kick. Varsity anew what had liappniiM vter lerythin no doubt would have 'i" right i nptAln Mi.rt l.mse.1 ir all rlht and the fang would have try.og lo lot off left witnessed the real trenth of the ki.

i snaiin.i for Im Vur.l.y eleven, but the which Hl'vL? 'i An 1 1 riicf i -t 1ih ruof-'d iih Sue r-- Aff.it t- f-h un Tha HI Flia Carey Asfaltslsla fihlmla la more than fOW larger than Ihe ordinary shlng-la It la applied "Itli a full fi-liuh expoaiira and still makes a 3-ply ronf. An onllnary shlngla expusei Inclii-s will nuik" only a 2-ply roof. No ahlimle slioulj ever ba expose! mora than ona third uf Ita tulal length. aaaasMaassaaassssia (Solve your roof problems Mantt' Iioiit, Miu(J tht 1 Ms of ff'uwi, tn.t:ittr ad thr ynl lft ta nil'. Mnltit addp'l fu ir r.oit.

m. tlin Mis-nii-ir, iiitnnic th lin a t-tnfi- iarnali left aMf. nri.ii b.t.i ncr. Miihtt fnlird 1u liKK g-ml. I.orw i ton, i Ii.nail, (.

in- iiti.nM fivfd. aititr K'- km to KlMn, who mi doWtH 'l In In tr. oi, 'hi rim, 11 if. Klin itiad I st ula ff lt'. ta-klr.

IU ai tM.l for A nt 1" on th" nrit p'uy, and on tn 1 fallow-Inn t'm' MhMIii fa lrd to Kh t'ni in ki-a. Tl- -Jfy '''ti oif foot and hitai'vii iir nid It ix-forw it UnA a -it four I'ayton fooi th Ln.l vu tin iimuti ii- ard in. A whin run aroynd lft nd ly Mahrt iraind I it a yard. ii- trud th mm Mntr.it lintnediat riy, but ailpi in th mud l'ttfr'a tta wm gr Malirt kd Sit yrda to ho I I fnra ha --uld atart running 1 ii all 'rood htld him nnd riM vnd lupu hum upon It and ran ei-iit r. to at MahM kkkH ih i iirft oitit.

Iniiatl. 0. I'tsitoti. 11. unable to make th try fir point iwheti the Kenyon lino rushed the Ikhker.

I St. Xavler had possession of the for the most of th remaining 'minutes of the period. The t.ali rested on Kenyon's seven-) ard line iwhen the period ended i Following? the short rest between periods, St. Xavler started a line against Knyon Fercusi.n netted 'about five yards, whbh brought the hall to Kenvon to-ard line. Feru.

son and Kelly hit the line for no gain, land on th fourth down. whn Ferguson main tried to slip across, the Ken) on line brilliantly repelled th i nsl.iu.iht. i Th work of tha Kenyon Una on these last thr' plays, when St i.Vivbr had about one yard to po. w-as highly commendable, l'eteis made a Inn if boot of 4'' yards, standlna; lo yards behind hn own line to Ket his team out of trouble. Heatty returned the punt ii arda and another Musketeer offensive, was threatened After several plays, includiti an Intercepted pass hurled by Reynolds, Keny.m took tha ball.

Peters had only one chide and ha directed a Ihlrtyflve-yard punt. or th remainder of tha final quarter Kenyon endeavored tu make Ions; 'sweeping- gains by use of the passltiK (rnme peters directed 13 rses dur- inir the final pel lod Ketiyi made one greet threat In the final moments, when rufflnburifrr i received a twenty-ard burl from vi.rs, plnclni! tha ball on St Xavler'a ten-yard line. I Ylsllnra Are l'enHllsd. with this non-curling Big Size shingle in "Silver-Green" SEELY E. BREEN Tcnar totophan.

Vhdln nnd Ohoa, now Idaylnf at the htrnivl lhrr, under tha ill ration of Harry Willacy, aupervlaM by I haodora It aha, Jr. Playa tht famoui tiharinttr kh kd off to M.iddni, who ran ih I all thr ywrd lfor hv on hla own 31 rd line. Thr au'' fMK hU' ka ly Ma'JUtu iniiiiinM Ita only firi KUin t-aa-l fr ne yatd trying to kw aiound irft tid. Mtd'iua fnli-d KU in in ado ari on a id nd run on tha Irfi aloo Xawdut ttit-d in junt. '-ut fallrd 'o any n'ant.

th Hd'ry oal hut fUa tt. tfrr a I atf rnaii futi' tii-on tt. In tit-rntr of th fh id, Kilfl-' and hotli t'aa4 for loaii r.f five fntu (ha nt two iayi at id ifahr ta f.i- -d to punt, I la n-f a t. at lltt 'K-TONB SAXi'PIIONlt, Tor ihir tonal hMuty, I tfr. th- nav-litiit ant m- And, finally, you have the wonderful "Silver-Green" natural slate surface the most attractive coloring ever produced on a shingle.

It is rich, harmonious, dignified a tone of whicii you will never tire. Also, you have your choice of red and blue-black, if you wish. hen you buy the Carey Asfaltslate Shingle you are not buying so many pounds of asphalt and felt and slate, but you are investing in so many years of assured roofing satisfaction because this is "The Shingle that Never Curls." Ask your dealer or call us and we will see that you are supplied. Fill in and mail coupon for sample. Look first for quality.

Your home must stand for a long time. his means that vou should be satisfied only ith "The Shingle that Never Curls." You also vant economy in application and upkeep, le Carey Asfaltslate is made in the BIG SIZE, 10x1524 inches, and it weighs approximately 300 pounds to the square. ITiesc features arc important. The BIG SIZI means a 3-lhickness roof with a 5-inch ex-K)sure. 'ou save both time and nails in applying.

Hie greater weight means a sturdier, heavier, longer-lading roof. Iliere is a deccr shadow line, too so much admired in ihe modern artistic home. tha Ituaachar (1B nfr thtr imn Ma tui i la abova ronipArlin with nff a to Uhrt a it am iiip any othar n.aka of inirtru. 1 4 mant in my ii'trlatif. fatnn wi.a iil4 for rtowua and an n- Kenyon was penallged for off.

sides on the next play After another In.ompleio pass Kenyon was again penalited five yards for off-sides, Thsrs Is Be limit lo Its possibllltlss for beaullful riaii( nf i-uuta ftdlnd ti-n tiirnriti iiifo tatlfd to tha l'a ton Mr.f iao rt-iard iim It It-a for off uld acln tuna. U'nan nacaaaary, I I'ayton ffom making; fiuft ran rat a tana lib- I'vion aili l'i ai'ia an nntn' wade 1'iiiiis worn Manrt punted 46 anl. tarltnna with my liuaarh' I'll. 1..1 MS'lduS lolll'l lln W'M 1. ar, aymhltic which fan i rt.

i nd with th '-all not UlltllflMflMv ufl two ard lin and noi na aa i i i a ca ruy () fcllMl). ne mttln ground it i.d on arhlavad 111. any ether 4 run. aatorhon I know 1 nl yuart-r tha openlmr iftv Murfln Kimli ml 'Hit- hail Ww tr f-d k. niii.i; v.

THE PHILIP CAREY Telephone Valley 370, Lockland, Cincinnati, O. Tim i.tsi: Tltl.MI KTH. i.llSKTH, i. d.l) Hhhal placing the ball In possession of tha Purple team on St. Xavler'a tw-gnty yard line.

Kenyon was flghtln desperately to i tie the score, and peters let forth four ug hurls, all whh were in. ompl-te St. Xavler then several line 1 plnvs. shl'li, t.n'her with a punt, biouirht I lie ball to nililrlelil peters Irled several long and he hud Juei punted to Heatty when the final til. tie blew.

Th parade of some sOO orphans was by Jr. Hugo Morgenstern. of the Hebrew rnbm t'ollege; (ev Frain ls .1 Finn, .1 member of tha Hoard of Ttustre. of St. Xavler Co.

'hue, and Joint If Mom, ban. Chair-man of the Council Committee, which stratnfd details if the treat, St. Xavler plays at Corcoran Field next Sat II day. I 1 he I Ine-t p. 'i iiomi.i'Nkh.

r.rc. in kXCLLHlVKUYI I'V Miitr, (fii'er 0I1 I ut thlry-h4 ytl Hit-. Vfthrt a(o)ied mi a in. mn an i(hi-iitd t--a tuin-ld. -towd nil tlx.

ri at tiny with hit wo) ifl run arunt riKhl 'lid Mnhrt thn a yard, ut th" fUrr (Mytoll tf h'. IM'tf, thua ri li'-vltiaf tn? uliili'tv nf tha rMiy fan thla when, sft.r ftUhrt had aiind a yard ofY left lv 1 1 011 wna aa 'ei(inlrd more Hid Mftlut went round rUht nd fof ci ht hut Wfta or'td 'iint. V. thq ull on Ha ieit -jiird Una ti tt rylid ovnr the Ktai lin Varalty ha' ka luih'd to Rain a vard hi thren fiaya and Mudd'ii wia for- to I'Utit. II It ft 23 arda Ai-lm.

th fm 'hltiainati, emen the cf.mss i.i n.iniv FILLMORE MUSIC HOUSE "Known 'Way Back in 74" tiH KIM HTIIKKT. hla ii-itnt, Hid cf'cr Oia-e hwd aini-. to Tin: ruiLip cakey co, LOCKLAND, CINCINNATI. Gentlemen Pleaje rml nie sample anil quote prion on "The Shingle that Never Curia." Name Addrcfj LUDIG BANJOS Kenyan. I.

I -ore him? is .1. ii ASFALTSLATE jt. pHle mi int.t- ier hoO.lt I t' Kauel! tmiila Ilee'ty AllKeL-r Kelly yarna. ainu a ,1 fr an r'i'ial lna. t'ntttr tried a pan, whhti waa Intel' e.trd 1'hornl ary, fadduR fa.

to areil atid then f'rnh (enallred Ih aidi for holdina; mii-t'n tha hail in pHv ti l'nttrn tr lltix. Hrndr'-rd fiM-d tu and Idaodol found h(lnas-tf In in fat ot A I jmas. ivtii' mud'' tiinai 1 f-r Itif-itiiits' hut I i 'aida and wita (i tinilr. (t five vatd. Hradf'ird IMinl'd to I'ott't.

who finally duwtt'd lila own 4.. ynrd tine, 'aiM itihn then niad a f'raf diwn hy Wf the irt of ti line a 17-jard fun Anh'l tinn fin" thra yida nnd a tuim aid iiaa, Ah lui to alhfittha made an'htr fitat down t'ntter irnenknt ihtee ynida and Ah hu added four nmr "ff left In kf. He idde. tlire tooie on a aim liar Uy, hid l-avton waa nffaMa, Tvo it a Hi nf RMPn nnd eiuht yarda anva It u.r. Mn-ia-n Htuart Sort a Ilarrl-.

Van Kipe Vuiv.y Worli-v Howe In every tins Ihsrs Is a "hest" III hniijos It th M'liU'li), If you want In know how good banjo can he, )ail want lo see and try I.I iitvpl. I'Miii In. I DM VI.IIHIfir, l-lertruns, A ill. leirar. HAGGLE II II.

I Al Irnw. Ill.l.l.r 11, lenor. rlol.O MKItn rxii.i'MivtiLri anrnh'T fttat d'wn. Al-hi pnt I ha hall FILLmORE llffftrn frank Me com. t'mplre Ituaji I in Hier we id.

ttftd l.mepman John MJti-r her. Huhattt ut nine ft. Xavler fi gn. i-M for Aiiader, Vbttrafti fur enr, Mray fr Itt-moide. iif for pteinnp ptflnhhker m.

iiMii.fr for Kelly! Wfiner f'i wio-i-tnti fir Kaireth Kehvifi: I'tlf Inbat kt f'T orlr-v, I'emp for "ley eigie fr Mm rla, Minr M'ih- hdnwti hi, air, tigueoti, atytltute f-i Allgeler. 1 1 1 iniietra ritr ynri una. rtter trle. SHINGLE THAT NEVER CURL unlifcf hot ruiii'i''i oii'i Merman rf.iv. lYlUdlw nUUDt "red, Mrndfor.i ln.

I t'ln-a rda aroij-t thfti xinted on tha nat t'iy and f'otter, who tha hull, wat HBHaHt.sHHHaVHHI at'-jiMd -4.