News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 9

THE MANSFIELD NEWSMONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1923 NINT 4 ATTLE NIA? EAT lif TIES FLUKE GIVES ONLY TOIJEFIDOI't11 Iii, SECOND PERIOD oil 0,,..., 1 1 I ril 1 (1 1001 isti li PED100 .1 I LINEUP AND SUMMARY. 'HEW ASAIN SiES CANTON P110 ELEEN ES field goals won for Canton. With the score standing 3-0 in favor of Duffel as the result of ruENa place Ittck In the first quarter, and with playing time alinost up, LLLI Pet( Ureic the Buffalo lino, a punt anti fell on the bail on ithe All Americans 10 yard line. Mansfield, Ile then dropped back 15 yards tr, and blicand booted the bail between the ho Cantonlgoal saving Cant" ide.tea.t CITY TREASURER'S PAY SMALL month and currying a $120.000 bond with on additional $60,000 SO HE BECOMES A JANITOR bond coming did not appeal to ieliaries J. A.

Forel', too lie has re- to accept the Jatutoruhip of IRON MOUNTAIN, Nov. local high school. which pays 12Being city treasurer for $SG $125 monthly. For the third timo this seon," a punt and tell on the ithe All Americans 10 yard lino. Pete Henry, former Mangle 141 Ile then dropped back 15 yard high and W.

and J. star, and tad. and booted the bail between th, Igual posts saving Cuntoa fron educated too, saved the Canton.deleot. Bulldogs Sunday when they tiodl with the Buffalo All Americans Ono pound of phosphorus is mufti 3-3. On the other two to head 1.000.000 matches.

MS California Car AMI LALcolloL 1 1 Ifan rhAtflnibm hitt ti tal Is cbeaPor than uew NO zoo Sgoo is field goals won for Canton. CITY TREASURER'S PAY SMALL month and carrying a $120.000 the score standing 3-0 in bond with on additional $60,000 NOIS ith favoreof Iluflaio as the result of SO HE BECOMES A JANITOR bird coming did not appeal to EpToN poo LEEN a pla kick In the first quarter. i tulles J. A. Forel', too lie ite e- and Rh playing time almost tin.

'signed to accept the Janitorship of fa roke the But lo line, block. IRON Nov. local high school. which PaY3 11 0 the third time this high punt anti fell on the Ilkiii on ng it 1 1 the All Americans 10 yard line. Pots Henry, former Mansfield) Ile then dr bac opped 1,5 yards for $80 1 $125 monthly and W.

and J. star, and tad arid booted the bail betwen the' 1 1.113.11 AND StliDi UrX. uli educated too. saved the saving Canton from 1 Bldogs Sunday when they tiod 1 with the Buffalo All Americans! Ono pound of phosphorus is mufti- other two to head 1.000.000 match(s. 3-3.

On the 4100 ..,1, A 1 I -I 1 11, Calitornia Car 1 HI L. 0 111 0 -A, 4ttt- I I OU i 4,, 41 I 1 'A IF is cheaper than new I i ,4 mt .00 PJ trim la riy a 1 tit 'wki TIIERE'S S031E TIOPE FOR TIIE 1 1 AS ILLINOIS FOOTBALL CAPTAIN l'ItOVES --I'A By NORMAN I. BROWN. 't Cone Zuppke's recent frank' i statement that "Red" Grange, ebrilliant star of the Illinois i 2 A II, ball eleven, is the perfect grid i player, is of interest to the sport world in general and to sundry tg other gents who were given the name "Harold" before they were' old enough to vote on the matter. For olteti" is proud to announce t-, that be was christened Harold.

and lived it down. There is noth-. ing of the "Harold" in Granges actions when he hits the line, If A hurls forward passes or 'sings i -Ai 1, IV down runners in open field. '4-4' 4 Zuppke says that Grange has -4'', A ,47.74 the speed, the build, the bra'm and the feet necessary to make :1,.,,,,,,,,, the perfect player. lie has Ileen the outstanding star of the Illini 44 'rt.

4 7, '4. in the biggest year it bas had in I 't -4 re ren 4,.1 4. campaigns. 41 Grange's great work all sea. 4 4 son assures him of a place on I T.T ,4 L''' c'; I r1 the leading All-American and 1 All-Western selections when the experts start choosing their 4'k mythical unbeatable elevens.

He 1,,,, stands out now as the greatest I all-around backfield star in the 6uiVit westif not in the entire I coun- 4,4 try. 4 -is 1 4 ti 4 4,14 ,41, 4,444, 4.2,-,)."1- ..14 '1 i 4,,,, 4. "0:1 is 1- 4, -0 ti. 41, 7 4 lk Ilk :,1,46,0, 111, ..4 0- 1. -e At to 0 Acc A A N''' 7t, i 4.

,,...,,.4, 0 1 66 1 TIER SOME IOPE FOR TIIE ITAROLDS IE'S ST" 1 ILLI AS FOOTBALL CAPTAIN PROVES By NORMAN E. 't Cone Zuppke's recent frank 't 0 statement that "ned" Grange, 3 .1 64 brilliant star of the Illinois foot. 1 ball el ''4' lid ie yen, Is the perfect gri la er is of interest to the sport wPon general and to sundry. other gents who were given the name "Harold" before they were old enough to vote on the matter. For "Ited" is proud to announce that be was christened Harold and lived it down.

There is ing of the "Harold" in Grange's i hit th line 1.) actions when hurls forward passes or 'sings ''i own runners In open ficht. 'a er grf Zuppke says that Grange has OA '4F. the speed. the build, the brain ttst, and the feet necessary to make .16 I it' the perfect player. lie has lasen :1 the outstanding star of the Illini i A 7, A.

in the biggest year it has had in 1 I t- (, Grange gr rec nt campaigns. 4... 'eat work all ilea. him at a 111APA (III i' ill.e" Te-aciin-g- end All -Western selections when the start choosing their LI it. 11:1 CLV a.

1 I MY "1 iC1s out now the rreatest 4-' Ai 6 ands 1, I. walleiatrotilindnobtainckfitchled eantatare.r incoutta. try. A ---lo l''''- -i- 6 ss'''''r 1 C. 0- 3 -e-5' is), It 4 ,4 11, f-.

Tv, 1., tr5, ...44,14, t- ,4 ,,,,1 ....1., -2 '1 4 i- Lay I. v. 'Karr 1. t. jSchat-r 1.

g. C. Kalsor r. Itormuth r. t.

Le Munyon r. lOster IN. Schmidt I. r. Manstit Atatisillon 7 Lay I.

v. NVilner Karr I. t. Ileuglonan I. g.

Woit 4 Shively C. liallinger Kaiser r. Appleby Itormuth r. t. Craver Le Munyon r.

e. Hollinger Oster q. Sestoon N. Schmidt 1. h.

Kammer r. h. Murphy f. b. Thomas Touehdowns Mansfield, Oster, Murphy; Massillon Wither.

Point utter toutoloRn. Mansfield, LeMunyon; Massillon, Thoulas. SubstitutionsMansfield: While for LeMunyon, LeMunyon for N. Shnildt, C. Slimitit for Murphy; Massillon: Swagler for NAooils.

NVhitmer for Hollinger. Hollinger for Appleby, Graybill for Seattion, Shling for Heather. Henry for Kammer. RefereeMcMullin. Umplre King.

Mansfit Iii -13 Poe. Atatmillon -7 I. e. Witner lit Karr I. t.

Beuelinvin lidf-r I. g. Of )4 1 A vely c. I loilinge aiser r. Appleby r.

t. Graver Le Munyon r. C. liollinger lOvsteetru IA. 1.e.hb 1c mair'r 1 i lathe! r.

h. NI 'Iurphy f. Thomas Touehilowns Oster. Murphy Massillon itner enila Otte toubil oRn Mit iltirli' will be loaded with housebold goods for direct shipment to Will loaded with household s. A 4tor uivula 11111 Me OS 10 9 AVIA." II 11111,4.7 1 ,11.

-r i I 1 1 I "N' a I the coast the latter part of this month. the coast the latter part at this month. Ma afield 's neker-Libertl is outfought the fast h.srd-driving Matoillion Panhandles at Davey Field Sunday hurEng their ()Piemonte haek from the goal line time after time in the last half. and W011 out 137 in the hardest fought semi-pro battle of the local grid trou seamen. Although practically the whole last half of the gums was played In Liberty territory the visitors lacked the punch to carry the ball over the line and their only touchdown was of the fluke variety and came in the second 'quarter.

'rho entireldberty team pot up a great polo of football while Os. ter, Murphy, and itiormuth were the outstanding stars. Oster was the offensive star, being the main cog In the Liberty machine as it swept down the field for two touchdowns. Murphy was the stellar performer on the defense for the local ele-ft while liorniuth again distinotalfolthd himself by grabbing film-oleo and intercepting Masai lion pattees. Outside of his one misplay whieh caused the Massillon touchdown Gimbel played a stellar game.

especially on the defense. This is Gimbel's first year at the gridiron game but he looked like a real find Sunday and several times assisted in throwing a Massillon runner for big toms. He misjudged on punt however and the hall bounced up hitting his chest before Witner of the Panhandles grabbed it and ran 30 yards for a touchdown. 'h Yuneker-Liberties l'e aniks famt h.trd at driDavvin ey lay hurling theft. tom the gool line time a the last half.

and won i tho hardest fought it tle of the local grid- practically the whole the game was played territory the pnch to carry the bail ie and their only touch- if the fluke variety and second 'quarter. a.t lberte team ba At no a COTTER Warehouse 40 V. TI1MD ST. CANAL 4112 RADIATORS FOR SALE BY Herriing Motor Car Co. "SAFETY FIRST LOOK BOTH WAYS" To Drivers: MEN SHOES Browne lls 15 store buying power means lower prices to customer.

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4 11 A A 7T ming after a high forward pass. Mansfield scored shortly after the first period opened, carrying the ball all the way down the field from their own 25 yard line on line plunge. Gimbel circled the end for five yards and Omter ploughed for six and first vtown. On a delayed plunge Oder went 11 yards and Murphy went through the line for eight yards. Oster again made Brat down with a three yard gain.

Nick Schmidt went around left end for three yards and Oster (ireld the other wing for the same distance. Myrphy got away on a delayed fullback plunge and went thirty yards before he was downed on the Massillon five yard line. Oster hit the line for four yard and Murphy carried the ball over on the next play. LeMunyon's place kick for goal was wide. The first quarter elided with the ball in the Liberties' possession on their own 30-yard line and in the second period they bucked the ball down to Masai lion's 35 yard line before they lost it on a fumbled pass.

The Panhandles failed to gain and Thomas punted to Gimbel who 'let the ball get away from him and FiWitner grabbed it and ran for a assillon touchdown. Thomas goal. and the visitors were lin the lead, 76. After the next kickoff. the Liberties started another sweeping of Ifensive from their own 30-yard line that carried the pigskin over the Igoal for the deciding touchdown of the game.

An exchange of punts placed the ball in the middle of the field where Oster tamed a pass to LeMunyon who went 30 yards before being tackled on the Massillon 15- yard mark. Murphy and Oster bucked the ball to within scoring Ilietance and Oster carried it over. This time Lertunyon's kick for goal was good and the score was 13-7. Thomas long punts in the second 'half kept the ball in Liberty territory most of the time and several times after seneational end runs and trick plays the Liberty And I was in danger. But the Mansfield-era displayed their old fight and their goal line was not crossed.

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but the moment you. have -N-- A ends showed prominently during the game. Churchman, and Eaton alternated at fullback; Belch ly was at WITTUIEG TO HAVE CUM DAY AT STAIIIIIM Antvneswiloomarmanger IMPANMINNEE quarter; halfbacks used were Grimm. Captain Ness and Borman.1 They scored against the niuch-1 I touted Westerville team, and 'brought Wittenberg the second: conference victory of the season, at the same time tumbling Otter-1 theta. 1 14-- This defeat came aa a shock, I .6, Ito the 500 rooters who loyallyl, are supporting the surprise teami 1 tot Coach Ditmer.

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