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I i r-. -t PAGE SIX) TUCSON ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1923." Saint Mary's Wins From Arizona Eleven in Hard-Fought Game atVarotey Fiel A. Penn State and tiVale WI Hold Polo Team Ready Wildcats Lead Early 51 AK WAN 1 Alicf F'ootbiiit Results JUJTOJBILES jH-AUTOMOtlLK, FOBjIALtt USED CARS' Dodge roadster. Quarter to Lose in Final by 22-20 Score Grant and Underbill Is Combination Which Proves Fatal to Wildcats in Last Quarter i Ford touring 4 Ford touring 1922 Chevrolet ji 1922 Durant 1923 Chevrolet 1921 Studebaker Light Six i 1919 Studebaker Eperial the mounted frame are good. Outplayed in the first three quarters, smothered by -line! "The instructors are by (ar m.

and aerial attack by the Wildcat eleven, the SainrMary.grid-jrhhi: came back strong the anal quarter to win from Arizona. in their practice jiay, and with No-Varsity by a score of 22-20 at Varsity field. hey are led by one of the Arizona, playing the. best game ot the season, started ttlnong tn "army mcn of a lead on the Saints in both offensive and defensive vhy. The JTTT Cats drove play after, play through the line of the westerners, and passed 31 Fo: Ho TH aitceesafully for- their touchdowns.

The line plungmg of Underhill and Grant, stellar back field men of the St. Mary's squad could not penetrate the Wildcat defense at any time of the first three quarters of the- game. Saints Come Back. i Coming back In the final quarter with the score standing 20-2 against them, the west coast team started an aerial attack which made a steady advance down the field for a touch- down. The same "series of short Fall Ceremonial 'The annual fall ceremonial of the Altan Kol Grotto Vale will be held Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock In the Masonic Temple and will iu fololwed by a costumed dai.ee which the members of the Grotto have been Invited, The ceremonial will be conducted by the of the order with Mrs.

Joseph Bentz, as In charge. The officers are Mrs. Stonecypher, Mrs. T. H.

Thorp, Mrs. Lynn Shank, Mr. George Llngonner and Mrsw George E. Hanson. A.

Iqrge clacM will be Initiated at this impressive event. The dance will be for' the Grotto and Vale members only and the men nre. be hosts for the dance while the' women wnl care for the refreshments. Mrst Guy Tufford is chairman of refreshments committee. Tha CDStumcs for the event will be unique amTvarled.

and will be In keeping with the Halloween season. r- HERMAN K. JOHNSON Minneapolis. 27. Tiny Herman of Omaha scored a technical K.

O. over Clem Johnson, negro heavyweight, of New York, In the sth round of scheduled 10-round bout here tonight. -Eddie Mon-fs, Sioux City, Iowa, welterweight, outpointed Eddie Welch, of South Bend, according to newspapermen, In a' 10-round bout. Joe Herrick of Omaha won a shade over Carl Augustine of St. Paul.

They arc llglit-heavy-weights, M'OONALO WINS Davenport, Iowa, Oct. 27. In a double 10-round boxing show tonight. Jack McIonald of Chicago defeated Ralph Alexander of Waterloo, Iowa, and Sailor Iarson of Mo- jline. 111., beat Young Frazler oLj South Chicago.

Tufts 6: Canislus college Dayton 0. Colby Maine 0. U. of Maryland 14; U. of North Carolina 0.

1 Bates 12; Bowdoin 7. Otterbein 19; Case 7. Rutgers Lafayette 6. Detroit U. Washington and Jefferson 6.

DB'-tmouth 16; Harvard 0. Uiiiieisil) nf Wyoming Colorado School of Mines 13. Auburn 34; Pott Banning' 0. Oglethorpe' Sewanee 13. Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh 2.

Illinois 29; Northwestern 0. University of Wyoming Colorado School of Mines 20. U. of Washington 21; Colletre of Puitet Sound 0. IT.

of Montana Oonzaga 23. U. of Nevada 7: Santa CUra 7. At Bishee High school 12; Nogales Hich school 0. i For N.

M. Team; To Play Monday Rotarians Entertain Teams and Coaches at Luncheon. Wllh the Wildcats' polo tour back at the top of thelrvgame and showing the best form of -the season In prepare Ion "for the coming of M-New Mexico Instructors Monday, the prospects for an eplo battle In the southwest and will be counted upon to put up a-severe fight from start to finish. The Cats start the game Monday with a Blightly shifted line-up, hav ing lost Mahoney at No. 1, whose place will be taken by Saunders.

Mahoney, who hns played the position on the Cats' four for the last two years, has gone, to Texas A. M. Saunders, however," "has "been starring regularly in the same position with the second string this year, and is looked upon as fully as good at the game as was the former Cat forward. He will have chance to show whether he Is or not, in Monday's tilt. The Rotarians have arranged to entertain the team from New Mexico and the Wildcats squad at a luncheon at the Santa Rita Monday noon, according to word received from Col.

R. M. Parker last night. They will have the' teams and friends as guests of the Rotary club. Monday's came will be called at p.

at the new polo field a the ana parking space will not be reserved, the early arrivals getting the choice positions. MIKE DOYLE WINS FROM CARTER San Francisco, Oct. -27---Mike Doyle, I'hocmx, Indian, outclassed Tommy Carter-, Los Angeles lightweight, in ring generalship and hitting power, and won a comparatively easy decision in their 4-Hwnmd bout here last night. Many of Carter's blows went wild, and Doyle was able to land freely. Frankie Thomas was given the decision over Billy, Gerdau.

NThcy are welters. Billy Springfield and Eddie Doo- dey, San Francisco lightweights, fought four rounds to -a draw Hoi passes between Grant and Underbill' repeated the advance for another -with Strader kicking accurately for the added points. LaShelle. groggy from the heavy line plunging ofthe Saints was taken from the field In the final quarter and with his going, the Cats' power to halt the drive of the Saints seemed to have ceased. Two quick passes and a drive through tackle by Grant followed by another pasH allowed, Underbill to score once more for the final touchdown.

O'Connor Gus O'Connor, playing at quarter jit ine varsity was one of thp ont- manumsr stars nf tha ntn followed closely by Clark and Jacob-! non. urookshirc. who finished the same In the backfield, smeared several attempts of the Saints to pass for long gains. Underhill and Grant starred for the Saints, with Conlon at quarter proving all that he was said to have been. He moved the team faut fioui play to play and showed of values when the Cats attack began to fall.

Firat Quarter i Saints kick, 20 yards by Kellv around end, fumble, recovered. Brookshire kicked on second down to 30-yard. Jacobson downed man, Hit line on first play for Saints, out of bounds no gain. Second down Grant fumbled. Cats recovered ball on 30-yard line.

Cats first down. Clark through for one yard at center. Kelly off tackle for three. Urookshiro 10 yards through tackle. O'Connor hit end for few -Brookshire thrown for loss at left end and Varsity lost 10 yards for tried to pass and failed from 20-yard line.

St Mary's 'ball first down on 20-yard line. Sharp made. sweet tackle on line, no gain, 3rant around right end for two, and Saints kicked out on 39-yard Cats ball. Kelly failed to gain on line buck. made five on i' next play through tackle.

Corrl-s gan of Saints Injured arm, time out. Brookshire took six yards off tackle; Clark through line for yard. Clark drove line and failed to gain. Kelly blocked on line. Long pass s.v p.

ARTHUR W. OLCOTT 6th and Broadway Phone The Exact Truth in Advai: About All Our Used Cars Ford Touring, 1920, new top a seat covers, practically new tlr extra good mechanical cundiuJ 240.. Stripped Ford, good rubber, condition throughout: only JHh. 1 Ford Touring, top, urea, goou running conuuion, titiick ttoaaster, new gooa' nattery, good appearance condition, 1175. DodKe Tourina.

1915. 5 iroml till Rood top. very stood condition dl Dodae, Touring, 1920, new top, paint jon, excellent ondltion throu out. ft cora tires, onlv MoO. Dodge Screen Truck.

1922. run little and In splendid -condition, il jMcARTHUR BROTH El PHONE 1000 An Exceptional Buy in Stu baker Sjiecial Six, 1923 Fully equipped with bump spare tire, wind wings, motoTmi with safety lock, two spotlights new rubber, gosoline gauge gradomcter on dash, rear view automatic 'windahleld looks like the day it was sold. BOWYER MOTOR? Packard Distributers 89 E. Broadway I'h USED FORDS LATE MODEL TOUR! CAR IN A-l CONDITIO! GOOD USED COUPE tourings, $145 up SOME REAL BARGAll MONTE MANSFELD 19 E. BROADWAY PHONE 618 OPEN 'TILL FOR SALE Ford Touring, ne new paint, Hassler's imto-ia etc.

good mechanu perfect; $225; terms. Clark, Kast Lee St. BOB'S RADIATOR SHd 33 South Sixth Ave. (Rear! Fenders, Bodies, Radiators Kepa Flexo Copper cores. SWEITZER'S GARAG North end of Snbway.

Phone Exnert Automobile Repairing. crank-case service. A-l Mecba Prices right. FOR SALE 16-oassenKer bui with or without chassis, cl Star, Box 1207. CARS WASHED, oiled and as they should be.

Storage able. Tucson Auto Laundry, 125 No. Sixth Ave. 1919 Fnim Tnurine. In mechanical condition: a real aln; good tires; S100 614 Toole Ave.

FOH KAl.K Ifl'l Vnrd running order; cash. Inquln K. IJroadway. AUTO REPAIRING, tightened; nork guarana End Garage, West Cog nona 140. tmu SAI li- MtnrfAhaliPr six.

'7 1918, good condition; $200. Ca terms, south Han, v. oi FOR SALE OR TRADE for cJ equity In ii room oricn home near University. Can 7 p. 107 No.

2d Ave. ONE- FORD Coupe, 1023, for cheap. Want to sell on of sicknesR. phone 1210-Jsf. 11 BB I 1 IrZVile! II I it PIA re Fi TOGSON BUMNESS DIRECTORY The firms and individuals below solicit your business on th you not se what you want advertised in these columns, write basis of prompt, efficient service and honest values.

Should us and well see that your wants are given prompt attention. ANNOUNCEMENTS 4 LODGE O. A. TO B. OF L.

ENGINEERS. SAN XAVIEIt DIVISION, No. 241-Meeta every first and third Thurs day of each month at p. In Odd Fellows' Halt, So. Sixth Ave Visiting Sisters welcome.

MRS. a A. GROSS, Phone 1157-W. MRS. Q.

M. LOWRY. Phone 837-J. ARIZONA CHAPTER, No. 2, O.

H. 8. Stated 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month, at 8 p. m. Scottish Kite Cathedral.

Harriet Lovett, Worthy Matron; Letlia T. McLonald, Secretary, KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, TUCSON COUNCIL, No. 1200 Meets first and third Tuesday, of each month at 8. o'clock p. in 1.

U. O. V. unIL South Sixth avenue. F.

J. CORDIS, Grand Knight, 630 Fourth. LOUIS J. FKLIX. uclal Secretary, P.

O. Box 851. B. P. TUCSON LODGE.

No! 185 Meets 8 o'clock evory Tuesday evening at Elks' Home, opposite courthouse. Open at all times. Via1 itura welcome. GEO. H.

KNIGHT, Exalted Ruler. W. SULLINGER, Secretary. F. AND A.

TUCSON LODGE, No. i Stated communication' on the second Friday ot each month at 7:30 o'clock in the evening, at Scottish Rite Cathedral. Notice ot special meetings will ue given by hoisting of blue flag. VUlting brothers a-e cordially invited. fH.

A. MACLACHAN, Master. W. T. PYOTT, Secretary.

ARIZONA CHAPTER NO. 1, ORDER DE MOLAY. Holds Its regular meetings on '1st and 3rd Wednesday every month at Masonic Temple. All members be present. Visiting brothers welcome.

LAWSON SMITH. M. C. VVOODM1SN OF THE WORL'D, Camp Friday at 8 o'clock, in the I. O.

O. F. (large) hall. South i Sixth avenue. All visiting members welcome.

J. M. JACKSON, 122 N. Stone. PI.

one 768. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, TUCSON LODGE, No. Meets every Monday night at 7:80 p. m. j- In the big hall of the Odd Vellows' -building, on South Sixth avenue.

Visiting broi-hers always welcome. B. D. Chan. FELIX LEVY.

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Box 462. -LOST AND FOUND NOTICE Ralph Jenkins, 1241 N. Sth offers reward for return of his bicycle taken from rack at Roosevelt schoolThursday, Oct. 18. jAini iwppie gray iiiim? bujiii 1100 pounds.

Reward for inforina-I tloh leading' to recovery. A. D. Dmsmore, iioruerlaiid ConsiructK.n Tucson, Ariz. LOST Female brlndle bulldog, with wTllte front and 4 whtte fee: spiKe conr, '--phone 301-R.

or call 46 N. Tremont. LOST On the Casa Orande road, 3xJ i-2 cord caslnff. Phone 806 -W. The Army.

AUTOMOBILES Phone 46 Taxi and Transfer, day and night service. 22 So. Church St. PHONE 31 TAXI Quick service, any time, anywhere. New and closed cars.

DUPREE'S AUTO MARKET if you want to sell your used car Phone 1408 CHEAP AUTO PAINTING List Your Used Car With Us ftutck Hie Si High-powered Harmon Little Six Overland Overland "80" Chandler 1923 Dodge Tourlnjr WEST END GARAGE" Aaross Bridge on West Congress Phony 1108 BABBITT BROS. USED CAR DEPT. 27 NORTH MAIN ST. PHONE 11 3 1922 BU1CK 7 -passenger touring. In A-l shape throughout; bumper, wind wings, tonneau windshield, Moto-neter and sunshade.

Only. $850.00 BUICK ROADSTER, late model, newly painted, two oumpers, sunshade, Udometer, extra tire, and tods 150:.00 CADILLAC 7-passenger touring, new paint, motor and rubber good. A real bargain for 6S0.00 OAKLAND touring, 1920. motor completely overhauled, new top, good paint and rubber. See this 'or $385.00 DO DOB touring, 1921, new paint and motor in A-l shape, extra tire, and spotlight- S500.0B OPEN TILL P.

M.Afr- SUNDAY MORNINGS CADILLAC OAKLAND A REAL FINE AUTOMOBILE at 'Junk yard price." Oolng! A Bulck six, 7 passenger, run eighteen thousand miles; original paint, 6 very best cord casings, almost now; tool box. road mirror; in fact. It's In rerfect ONLY terms. Call 1SS E. Congress SL Phone T2J.

FOR SALE One Ford touring car. buuu luuiiiiiK rnnmuon. iwn. one black Jersey milk cow giving- six 3iiarta of milk daily; will be fresh anuar? 1. An exceptional bargain.

Mrs. Mackay. R. R. Uox S3, near pastime Park on Oracle mad.

FOR SALE New Ford. 1021 model. 6 passenger, with lor of rttras. 70 Kut Alanifd to in; Va; ta Sl! waI 41. ava: ma in ivo.1 in West Virginia in Hard Game Tie New Oct.

27. West "Virginia and Penn State; two of the foremost contenders ior 1923 eastern gridiron laurels, battled desperately but Indecisively today before a crowd of nearly 25,000 1 at Yankee 'stadium. The game ended in 13-13 i tie when Penn. State, coming from behind at the close, smashed its wy to a touchdown, only to niIH the trjj for extra point that offered a path to victory. It was -a spectacular, though raggedly fought Contest, West Virginia's brilliant aerial attack offsetting the more powerful rushing offensive of Penn State, which had strong, alert forward line and a great plunging back in Harry Wil son, who accounted all his team's points, esults In the match between the Arizona tcemen and the Dc Molay team, the Icemen took the first game 868-763, handicap 102 all.

The Ue Molays were one man short, which put them at a big disadvantage In the second and third games the De Molays put up a fine fight, but couldn't overcome the one man disadvantage, losing both games. The, totals were: Arizona Icemen 25SI5; De Molays 2433. Arizona Ice and Cold Storage Randall 146 155 iHi 427 167 169 336 Talmadge Martin Montgomery Hama)! Handicap Total Andy Gump Palmer Pickett Mann Krupp Handicap Total '203 141 124 344 141 265 135 150 till 470 1.18 167 102 90 151 476 S3 277 868 876 8-1 2195 De Molay 125 123 123 375 153 157 167 4S7 98 114 l.iO 362 140' 1F.3 116 409 145 15i 180 481 '102 102 102 306 763 810 810 2433 SCORES TECHNICAL K. O. Los Angeles, Oct." 27 "Knockout" Eddie Roberts of Oakland scored a technical knockout over Sf ''or ton, a bantamweight.

In the third round of a four-round "match heril last night. Marcus, Oakland, won the decision from Charley Hendricks, local middleweight. "Midnight" Kdmundson of Angeles defeated "Racehorse" Rob a middleweight of Oakland, in preliminary. TAXICAB8 AND STAGE LINES NOGALES-BISBEE STAGE Via Patagonia, Sonolta, Ttlv-banks and Tombstone, making connections with Douglas stage In Blsbee. Leave Nogales 7:30 a nv Leave Tombstone ..11:00 a.m.

Arrive Blsbee .12:00 m. Leave Blsbee .......1:30 p. m. Leave Tombstone Faros; Nocales to Blsbee, Nogalos to Tomb-atone, $4.50. Phone 68, No-Cales for re-ervatione City Taxi Service 65c City flervlce Inelndlng Hospitals Phone 888 Office 18 No.

Charch 8t EsUblished 12 Years TIME TABLE DAILY STAR AUTO STAGE, INC. LBIXTM AVE. PHONB 169 Florence, Mssa, Chandler, Temae. Photnlx, Oleee and Miami a. m.

Oracle. Mimmoth; Wlnklemia, Haydse, Rxy and Sonera, :00 A. M. Time Table et Citizen Auto i Stage Company By Prnk R. Rsndon, Msnaaer.

Effective Aprir IS, Cars Leave Tucson lor Nogales Ne. 1 Ne. LT. Tucson 1:40 sas Ar. flafcnarlts Ar.

ContliienUl 1:11 ass Ar. Amsdo JucSiOJaia Ar. Tubao 5:10 am 1:40 an Ar. Calabasai am am Ar. Sastoa am 11:1 am AJ.

Noaalee Is am am No. No. L. Tucson Ar. BsBuarita 7:11 Ar.

Continental Ar. Am ado Jue pm am mr. luomo pm PI Ar. Caiabasas Ar. Baatoa- am am 4:30 pm pm Ar.

Nogales Cars Leave Nogales for Tucson i No. Na. L. ffotatoa Ar. Saxtoa oa 11:40 em Ar.

Calahesee I II am 11:41 am fr. Tuoao ltin 11:11 pes Ar. A made UI4 pm Ar. CoaUnental in r. ttahnertu 1:11 pm Sr.

Tucson ll am ft pm No. No. t. Nogalea 1: p.a 7 0 pm Ar. Baxtra pm Ar.

Calalai 1:31 pnl 7r2 pm Ar. Tubao pm Ar. Amsdo Jue. 4:1 pm 1:11 pm Ar. Conttaontai as Bowling Holy Cross' 13; Boston U.

0. Butler Wabash 0. 'V Vermont 28; New Hampshire 7, West Virginia Wesleyan Carroll o. i Colgate 2T: Ohio Wesleyan 0. Springfield Syracuse 44.

Union 14; Trinity 0. University of Tennessee Mississippi A. and M. S. Mississippi university St.

Loulls V. 28. Gettysburg 17; Villa Nova 0. Swarthmore Franklin and Mar-shall 6 Lehigh 14: Muhlenberg 3. Penn State 13; West Virginia 13.

Yale .21: Brown Pennsylvania '24: Centre 0. University of Michigan 37; Michigan Agates 0. Knox 14: Coe 7. Army 73; Lebanon Valley. 0.

California Washington State college 0. Idaho Orewn 0. i Luther 16; 'Dubuque 13. Stanford University of Southern California 14. U.

of. Kansas Kansas Aggies 0. Purdue 6: Chicago 10. South Dakota State 7: U. of South Dakota 0.

Colorado Aggies 28: Utah Aggies 7. Colorado Springs High 84; Canon Citv HlKh 0. Nebraska- of Missouri 7. Wisconsin Minnesota 0. U.

of" 15; Brlgham Toting 0. University of Colorado 21; University of Denver 7. Colorado Agglrs Utah Agsles 0. of Colorado 6: Unive-sltv of Denver 0. Unlversltv of Wycmlng Colorado School of Mines 6.

Arkansas S. TJ, 13. Baylor 16; Ouchlta 3. Kentucky Wesleyan college 18; Morris Harvey 0. Furman 22: Rlrtlimond 7.

Clarkson Tech 7: V- of Buffalo 7. TT. of Alabama 60; Snrinehlll 0. University" of Kentucky 35; Georgetown fKv.) college 0. Hanover 40: Karlham 0.

Eastern Illinois Normal 16; Indana State Normal 0. Macomb Hteh -79: Monmouth 0. Oklahoma 12; Oklahoma Asreles 0. Washlncton and Lee 12; Virginia Pelvtechnic lnstitut 0. Wenauw HuJTranklln 7.

Lake Forest Beloit 6. Vandcrbilt 17; Tulane 0. Boston ttpllegn Marquette 7, HamiltoiH: St. Lawrence 12. Rensselaer Polv 27; Stevens 0.

Williams 10; Columbia 0. 14. Wooster 20; Cincinnati 7. Wittenherp 28: Kenyon 7. I.ouisville U.

13; Rose Poly 0. Princeton 8: Navy 3. Johns Hopkins Haverford 0. Army Corps 14; George town 7. MESSENOER SERVICE McGEWS Messenger and Transfer SERVICE Phones ldS or 136 BROKERS tU J.

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Stone I GAS RANGES Clark Jewel Gas Ranges With the Lorain Oven Best Regulator Pittsburgh Automatle Instantaneous Water Heaters We also carry In atook Lyon Tank Water Heaters and Clark Jewel Oil Stoves Gas Appliance Store 837 E. Congress St Phone 464 DENTISTS DR.WS.UCKNfiR Dentist Protect and Improve your health by having your dentistry done Chcag Dentistry Is Poor Economy More accuracy and akin In workmanship IS what the better class of patients are seeking for their Money. Modern dentistry at moderate Phone 1301 Cltistn Bldg. CHIROPRACTOR MRS. J.

W. BARKSDALE Tucsous Only Lady -CHIROPRACTOR tat ADDOlntitmnr. Phone 4t-W. "v-" HAL ha! ler dii arj ex wh Ad Ka REL er. ruieeii yurus ior Keuy nit through tackle, Sappo drove line for two more.

Sappo hit line again for 10 yards. Half ended with ball on Arizona's '49 -yard line and the Cats' fourth down. Arizona made 93. yards, St. 'Mary's 52, Arizona made two first downs and Saints one.

j. Third Quarter 'y Arizona kicked to 20-yard line. Grant carried ball back 151 yards. Smith smeared a play coming -around end. Grant made eight through line for first down.

Five yards for offside against Cats. Saints' ball and Strader lost two back of his own line. Smith and Jacobson smeared end run. Bucked line at center and failed to gain. Fourth down found Saints with 11 to gain.

Kicked to Gus who came back 13 yards from 40-yard line. Sappo made two through the line. Jacobson made 20 yardson a pass when play was sent back for offsides. ,1" Sappo made nine through' center. A fumble followed by1 an attempt to pass was intercepted by Watson.

Salnt8' bal1- They bucked line and failed to make distance. First time In Cats' territory. Pass failed on offside play. Saints made four through tackle with Strader pass followed was incomplete. Rooney went out Underhill coming back.

Saints kicked to Gus on his own 20-varrt line. The first play at the llnet failed to gain. MrooKsmre kicked 40 yards down flelJr Saints lost 10 yards on exchange of punts. Sappo smeared play at end. Conlan got away with 15-yard gain on' a pass which was first one completed by Saints.

Made four yards through line. Grant to Underhill pass gained nine. Jacobson dropped Underhill at 'J'ass failed. Grant passed to Strader and it was intercepted by Kelly. Arizona lost 15 on blocking of pass.

Line buck failed as Saints had ball on Cats' 10-yard line." Grant made four through Jasa failed with only a yard to go for distance. Cats' ball on their own slx-vard line. Clark made five through tackle. Failed to gain at liner Brookshire kicked to 6 and Glint was dropped there. Pass faffed for Saints.

Clark missed a chance to gain by knocking down pass, then Kelly broke up a long pretty attempt to pass, A third pass failed In successive tries. hcoked a fair catch at 28-yard line. Cats made three through tackle with O'Connor as qlarter ended wiyv the ball on the 19-yard line. ISalnts made 94 yards, Cats 46. Saints made four downs, Arizona none.

irot awav In broken rieia on second play for 67 yards around end. Ball on Saints 15-yard line. O'Connor scored touchdown on pass from Brookshire. Sappo kicked goal. Arlxnnn kicked.

Saints carrien back from two to 26-yard line. Un-derhlll completed pass for 11 yards. Another toss Saints lost five yards on offside. Brookshire muffed chance to taae pass, nai'pu hard to hook one and f4ilcd. Third down.

Saints' ball and another pass failed. Saints kicked. Gus fumbled free catch when ball was recovered by an Arizona mail on 41yard line. Kelly- came out, rcnevca Crouch. 1 Crouch made four around left end.

Gus fumbled Saints' ball on Cats' 4-yard First play was a pass v. for 12 yards. line buck failed to gain. LaShelle cot stopped in crusn ana lleved by Sharp. Kirk Sharp at full and Clark at tackle.

Grant made two at line. Tass completed for 11 yards by -Grant to Ajndcrhill. Underhill made four through tackle. Strader made seven tnrougn STntff fourth flrnt nmvn quarter. A line buck maue gain.

Three to go. Grant made final three for touchdown. Hunger-ford kicked goal. Saints kicked over, ball on 20-yard line. Brookshire kicked bn first play out at 39-yard line.

Saints sent a pass to Underbill who cleaned away for 30 yards, making th sixth first down for Saints. Brookshire smeared another try. Strader through the line for 16 yards and seventh first "down. Carpenter came out, the next play waa held tn the Cats' throe -yard line after eighth first down for Saints. Cats threw Grant for a loss when he had about a foot to go.

Saints penalized five for offside. Fourth down. Underhill failed to gain when Jacobson smeared play. Underhill made a touchdown on a pass from Grant. Kick failed.

Saints kicked over line. Cats' ball on 20-yard line. Lost ball oh "fumble. Underhill made half yard on pass. Tenth first down for quarter.

Grant scored through tackle. Kick wax good for the added point. Offside on kick. Saints again kicked over, the Cats taking the ball on the 20-yafd line. Clays thrown for four-yard loss.

Brookshire thrown for loss, i Pass failed for 30 yards as time was called. Score by quaneis; St- Marya 0 0 10 2i Arizona 2 0 0 2022 Total yardage: Arizona 1M St. Mary'a First downs: St. Mtrys Tha Lineups Arizona Thomas LaShelle O'Rourke Jackson Jackfon tt Whartman Carpenter Smith JacohsAn Watson Corrlan 4.. RT r.E LH Knoa-les Hunserford Collins Grant KIIy .4 KH.

I nd.rhlll Clarke O'Connor SH radar Conlan FB a IBS over line by Clark failed to register and Saints took the ball bn the 20- yard line. Strader.f made 16 yards through tackle, Grant around end for nine yards. Cats held on next play on 0 4fi-yard line. But the Saints made their distance through the line on a plunge by Grant. Within a yard of needed distance.

Cqrrigan recovered fumble on line. Cats holding beautifully. Strader carried ball around end for two and then a pass failed. Kxtendcd formation by Saints who kicked out at 28-yard line. Cats' ball on 25-yard lino.

Kelly dropped' behind his own goal- for a safety-for Saints fir first Cats took ball sending Kelly tackle for six yards. Clarke failed to gain. Sappo made distance through center for their third first down, Jacobson took pass for Si yards. "O'Connor off tackle for nine and a half yards, buck, made distance for another first down, lirookshire through' tackle for three 2 -yard pax to Thomas by-O'Connor scored. Clark kicked goal, wa: JIKN Wr 171 TYPI isnn srri thoi fa.

1I8 NASH touring In A-l meil cal shape; looks fioon; i priced right. 032 N. Center WANTED 1923 Ford at EAlt." WH1 pay cash. No dealers. 813-J.

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Stune Want Results? Star Ads ABSTRACTS Tucson Title IrnuT' once Co. Certificates of Tlt Abstracts of TWO Conveyancing Phono tft Stono A vs. ACCOUNTANTS Lawton Bros. Co. 90 North Church St.

PUBUCACCOUNTANT8 (Including Federal Tax Accounting) JAMES M. LAWTON, C. P. A. ATTORNEY -AT-LAW John A.

Deweese Lawyer 90 North ChuKft 8trl Rooms 4 and 6 Phont 1677 FRANK H. HEREFORD ATTORN EY.AT-LAW Offlca In Howitt Bldg. Comer Congress Street and Sixth Av.nus. Entrance on Sixth Avs. TUCSON, ARIZONA AUTO SERVICE "PHONE 99 WRIGHT'S AUTO SERVICB Good Cars Dependable DriverB City Calls Country Trips.

PHONE 99 MUSIC TEACHERS GERTRUDE M. LEAHY Late of New York City, Graduate of Now England Conservatory, Wnitnn PIANO. VIOLIN, ETC. Studio No. 3, Brady Court S.

Scott St. Phone 101 -W BOOK BINDINd BOOKBINDERS PA PER RULERS OOLO "tTAMPEM Phone SOO-J Tuomm Transfer 8WS- F. H. KEDDINGTON CO North Scott trel CLBAMINO AWO fWBSSINO "Cheer Up" Phene St4 aloaa and block hats. Specialist Is ladles' wm.

Drtl'S done la oir p'aaL "Taclflc Cleanlnif Works it San Uz WHO yea tine imn mer i ran lars F. Ohi Wan aiiti er. I coifi 10 For Lou Won all tim ord Pro Clu SAI.1 of call l'Ja Inc Cit: 25 ma rrli 921 Saints kicked off over the line Cats' first down on 20-yard line failed to. gain through line. Brookshire carried ball around left end 40 yards on pass.

Jacobson then took pass across for touchdown from a 32-yard pass and made thr additional needed eight- yard. O'Connor passed. Cats made 195 yards and eight first downs. Saints made 38 yards, two first downs. Second Quarter Arizona kicked to 30.

Gram? fum-Wcd and lost eight yards Failed to gain on line buck. Made fiM-vard run through tackle. Saints kicked to Kellv who called for fair catch on 35-yard line. Grant was dropped as he made the kick but waa not hurt Kelly failed to gain on an end run. Ist four yards.

Jacobson made 3t yards around end. Tass failed. Sappo made two through line. Pass fa ed. O'Connor kicked out at 10-yard line Salrita made a yard bj PW through the line but play was catled off on offside.

Made five with Grant through tackle. Grant atopped at line with one yard gain. Smothered another Pb ln.e' Four down for Saints who kicked to O'Connor tor fair catch 47-yard was thrown tor a c.t9 k.cked Grant on his own WW at enter failed. Kly. td Grant after made i Stance.

Smeared h. next pM behind the Saints' line. Mlnw five for offside and failed on eno L. mnde three around eA- r.in. 4i.

Arlsona take" line making ehange. Kelly i nuv tor r'wntral Marvlen KlnlKin. Broadway. FOR SALE Light trailer. Cl! k.

tn. J. AUTOMOBI LESJjVANjj WANTED 1922 or 1923 Fort 'J v.ln Wilt r.aV rnsh. NO OH Phone M-3. YOtm BATTERlf RECHAM mnA Hnt.l V.a,tal-V ftirlliSnPH LEO GOLDBLATT.

13 -11 W-RIPAIRINa SEriyiCESTAT RADIATOR, FENDER AND A i REPAIRING I Kut and re-COT Subway Radiator ana nw- rooio ana Buowsy. IPTIRES SEWED TIRES' FOR SAU i COMMERCE UAr.u 10 So. FKth Ave. rhont BUSINESS SERVK 14 BUSINESS SERVlCEjOFFj Sims Printing 2a CARL W. EATON-Cafrr7 In.

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Phono IOB RE! Dtmeck. 17 THE FREE Sewing 5If'1'nJr repair all makes machine chlms rented. 13 tr Mkt. Phone 753. and Pennington.

DRESSMAKING. 10S5-W. 6.15 N. STORELLA Corsets and "'J 17 K. Pennington.

Kl i Ordered Sold LL Threw Halnts for loss after te yard around enrt and Cat lo.l tvt. on offiddea. Rooney tailed to gain. ieant made three oft tackle. Clark imlWd pretty tackle when Orant fillip tpeod.