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i. I h9 CTTTCAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 1927. Fight I) MOON MULUNSEMMY NEEDS A HANDICAP Nortfi Dakota hvn ft a a.

art in i id "ario VOL) HAVE, BUT 1 HAVjEMTl AVJ, HE WOULONTT TOO ATE? Aggies Whip De Paul, 2 1-6 OWE VOU TVA" -ObAE HOW DO VOU MEAN P95M BVXIM UP TO 61VE "BKA TUA.X OF VALUES- HA'. BEX (oh, aboutS I PIFTEENA fe I VEARS YJf 1 I SHOULO 1 I VKA TOO V-ATE A COOKIE HE WHU LEMO HKA. res BA.CK. THeVX THEV THEM TW "CAR ACT ME ANO OS "THE rOKiEV, KAOOtsl. I POtt THAT.

Bm IKA GOIMG "TO VAMP -ghj HAD -vo 60 VIM. 31; Red Team Loses by vje wiu citrr THE NAOMEV FUON MR HOWL rvAK A2 THE OANT 0- Oerrfn't 100 yard danh for a touchdown after Intercepting forward part behind his own goal line led the Norlk Dakota Aggie to a Thanksgiving dav victory over De Paul unlvermttjr at Wrtgley field yeoterday. 21 to North Dakota Intercepted two paga. for tourhdov-nn. Xewgard running 9 yards for a eeore aiiorOy after Oe- gin's aenflational sprint.

Lincap: AO INTERCEPT 35 to 0 Score I VICTOR KHAKOTA rat 1- DB PATL rrar! iTiM. Pi Crania soatehod victory through the balmy air T-r FninkMn Held today. n0tvaa FVmlooo lassie Maa attack, that befuddled nuns 7 rZ-n team. Inn rolled up W. "4 nher ckams.

I BBsST Jk'ai. K.hnes IPasssafll b. t.tierUfi I Mlrkrlm IB Llir orerwhelminK advantaire beat Cornell, JlUi dJf nnA tO lx turned on. '1 k. I' SHT raiemnjr In the Red -star iMfrirfans mp worked their black lory here this 1 to kale- prabbed wh IsMgin lJr Inerwy I'mnU mllrr shSW BwM 11 Goertaa HI, aVka Betn IMsan IK isn wr Pat Hsatar Soreiee! Boad Us- man Rusasw latsnjl sMkOtal Kill in a most 75 vara 7 tor Hake and Smith, the toueKri a 3 oame in U.e fourth onl enmouth later- St blocked kicks, recovered their bulk In the dangerous at .71 a running attack.

Paul the visitor, "Hi -Wascolonis ripped holes line from time to time lino but Knox withal th v-vrl and Mlns. Rut i tie it that Penn passed We Sell Direct to the Individual huh Knox lire game, gaining Schurz Preps Leave Today for St. Louis PLAYER OF GREATEST -America First." VALUE." I Dear Wake I wish to call attention ms to Knox's one. a crwjrgix toi. EAR WAKE: Before you award of your mayor to the fact that street The Tribune silver football for Awif fwn Tow son JT J-S WESLEY AN, 18; NOT BBBr2sTw7 jK BBBBBBsBaaawaa-Swl-BBBBBBBBBBBBBRW.

W-rwt ti vbbs! wkL the Big Ten player of greatest value to his team, I want to cast Ki hardaen v. a Wakrmac Uoomington. ov gs Shoaiai outptayed its old ri. S3 Secret Fears. That IH be put under ether and not come out of It.

How horrible! Just Me. Do Yon Remember Way Back When: The Episcopal church at Washington and Peoria was "The Church of the Atonement," with seats to be forever free," and some of its vestrymen signed it over to Bishop Whitehouse to be "The Bishop's Church," and since it has been The athrdral of Saints Peter and Paul Mrs. F. R. La Jolla, Gal.

Normal, in their r.ZL""l my vote for Capt. Ken Rouse of the I Maroons. Rouse was an outstanding player 1 both on offense and defensa. In de ll Thanskgivina? PASSES PAVE WAY FOR NEW TRIER'S WIN AT EVANSTON New Trier trounced Evanaton high school, 20 to 12. in a holiday gridiron feature at Evanston yesterday.

Although the losers outplayed New Trier on straight football, getting 14 first downs to New Trier's 5, they were unable to cope with the tatter's passing attack. Lineup: NEW TRIEB C201. EVjtSTON 1 11. Markley 1. p.

Kaphelman Holloway Allen Wirneeke JL. Bennett Sinucons veet -B. Aahmnre BAtater JLa Bahn Huffman y. H. Mellm H.

Hieka Holland Nelson Baker JB. Miller Richards MandeUus Toarhdowns Kappleman. Holland. Huffman. T.

Hicks. Baker. Potate after touch-down T. Hicka. Huffman.

Prep Grid Scores tod 18 to 0. eara here In Indianapolis display signs on the front and sidea reading English." W. H. K- Thh Wake Is Harvey T. Wood rail.

Coadneted By Help! Help! Dumbbell Pomes. Down fall the leave biwwa. And owa the raindrops spfaudi; The office holders, too, rome dowa When Baked for eacnpalrn raah. doliea IhibtuM. Fl ernes.

When my opponent got a splendid drive off the first tee. I didn't say You can shoot that one over if you wish." Iowa '06. CITY LXAGCK. limDjlom, 7. gger Value COLGATE lATHSt IIP B.

Hoekrlman IftSr Baideraton iaB-- Johnaoo r.B.- scott stpi aaall SI. Mnrphy. T. WtFmSSTi after toocadowt. Wuser for Shober 'LS: Shober lor Witoer; P.

Scull MWTar aagaasbw: Slbwi lor Kaeen: tv Soott: atoaoder lor Shoalea: fi irr Thorp Oohnnbtal. Dia-. (phwuli 'Brown lici-i SO; Waller. 9. Bloom.

O. ACS Ud-n fcubbio hoU fense particularly he made the center of the Maroon line inpenetrable. When he was not there it was almost like paper. Chicago lost its only two conference games decided on their merits when Rouse was out. Michigan did not score in the first half.

After the Maroon captain was removed, Rich went right through the center of the line to scoring position. Rouse was not In against Illinois and Zuppkes men gained almost at will. Rouse blocked the try for extra point that defeated Purdue. a a a r- r- wn an in. CATHOIJC I4EAGCK.

Da SaJle. RJta, SCBCB8AN. Naw Trtar, Evaaata, 12. not tr, ia crtact witinit law the beai thu. lac eerv nri- I CHAMPAIGN, 23; URBAN A.

6. Chanrrairn. TTl Sov. 24 Cham pairn Hirh school defeated Crbana. 23 to 6.

in their annual football g-ame today. lll Hnttau MKianl. Field uit razor i 4l Ptiner (Coibyi. The Schurx high school football Better Clothes ROYAL BROWN. COLGATE, muau i Li muraiug inr 01.

i Louis where tomorrow afternoon the i idenca. R. Nov. 24. Spe- north side eleven will meet the Roo- Mked one of the velt high school team, city champion.

nlavers whv Rouse meant so much and laiiici i-Brewu and Colgate battled a drfssfing rain to a scoreless -f tore today. It is the third time warer he said, We feel so much more confidence with him in the line. We never have to worry about the center and can concentrate on our own work. James Weber Linn, a fellow columnist with vou. antly remarked.

Rouse Coach Bob Koehler and Myles Kavli-cek, director of athletics, will accompany the team. While Schurz hopes to win the intercity game. Coach Koehler will take no chances on injuring his regulars as 1 'im years that these two teams pa ben dasdlocked in their Tbanka-(taf day encounters. jstOj franbles nipped three prora-s Oekjate marches, while Brown coos th victim of loose ball has- a de-to-Order 6 Days Time No Disappointments he hopes to have them in shape for is the first player who will make All- mar roum whiskers Conference honors by being taken out the city title game Dec with Mount Carmel. Tickets now are on sale for or pull banished PANTHERS BURY LIONS 1 of a game." He referred to the Michigan contest Personally, I donbt whether Chicago would have won more than one game on its entire schedule without Bouse.

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Colgate small-thousands more of these the game at Soldiers' field and the proceeds of the game will be used by the newspapers of Chicago in their annual Christmas charities. ENGLEWOOD HIGH LOSES. Fuse Bluff, Nov. 24. Special.

Pine Bluff High school's Zebras rang down the curtain on the most successful and longest football season of the year in the state this afternoon Suits Overcoats re moisture, rine as mist, bbbVI 'iDI 'bbbbbwMi 'PPjI bbbbbbM HH flit 'fflBBBHHBBBHI tabanjh. Pa, Nov. J4. Special. -Ruing to its grwaiest heights, flbe iithers fwaarped Perm State here ifterMoa la the annual Thanks-rs ekwae.

The final score wan I Bill Playtec hi Ids final game. "ibbr Wtidi ilistiErulahed hlmnolf of rtmes mv eDag sa aavire letween vrhiskers to skin Snow lather pictures prove. gavat Haas draggled leaves, til-bubble" lather works by defeating Englewood High of Chl- oftty And winds ol It was a game which the Kpeetaeakr play. He thrilled the ca. 7 to 0.

i lent Colgate lather form luckiest team won. From start to nmi try his fleetness, and was a con-tant thorn ia the aade of the Nittany Uons. 'j Hs sara, two things happen: i soap in the lather break finish the game was marred by countless fumbles. Lineup: ENGLEWOOD 101. PTNK BLOTP 71.

Grossman Shelton Chancellor F. Hilton Kelebreoa L.S Harrell a la Each sodden thine and grieve far what taey salsa. a Tickets, Ye. Our Ttckets! We have our tickets for Notre Dame and Southern California tomorrow. Yes.

they are between the goal posts. kats away the oil fihn that i sJlZ COLUMBIA, 14; SYRACUSE, 7 ch hair. BefO Pritchard Hunmelsbae R.G. Monk the oil f.lm gone, mniioru' Hortwitz IC.l RT 4Bsi Marr We'd give more exact location, but we tC I hlo-k-kst ine. Wear a Royal Tuxedo If you want to look smartly dressed at dinner and theater parries, Royal can show you the way for as GtrJe as 4(30.

Kminber R.E ibbles bring and hold an of water down to the Ml Grounds, New York, Nov. 84. A-For the first time in football his-xrr Gotanbia eleven defeated Syra--waaay. The score was 14 to 7, tauying in the first and Ml leads on blocked punts and th nan a the fourth on a forward QO not waui aiw 1 way, wo sent our check last August and they ought to be pretty good. Thank you, Mr.

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your beard is properly I at its base, vour razor The material is a fine, soft, velvet-like unfinished ly and quick! v. Every black or dark blue, close and clean. And vour ins cool and comfortable a HARRISON TECH AND BLOOM PLAY SCORELESS TIE Hrrtswi Tech and Bloom Township school football teams played a 21 tis yesterday at Chicago Donnelly was the big ground it the tfav. better sbat es FREE Notre'Dame is unique "small-bubble lieve you will never go back methods. Prove this for yoirr- Southern California sell at our expense.

f(0 just clip the coupon. One Entire Floor in Wholesale Plant Devoted to Chicago Retailing 731 So. Wells Corner Polk 4 Blocks West of Blackstone and Stevens Hotels Oaaa Uatf 5 JO P. M. hex- 3ita Ba Yea will be treated manuiawj.

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