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v. MBpeflal to Toe lTea KOKOMOi 10. Th lCoko. too American Legion football team, VXii kml pro champions of Indiana and Ohio, That's jthe titbr "She Kokomo Leglpa feels It iiaa a perfect right to bear ai It (art the Dayton Ohio) Koora 20, the eleven' which took the Jnde pendant championship of OhIo( Its only defeat of last season. The defeat waa by vi I to 6 score at.Kokomo's Expo park, and waa one of the best plsyed tilts teen here ast season.

v'' week, in a long distance telephone ronversation retarding final Italia of the Kors Leglon Tame which be played here next Sunday, October 11, Manager Miller of the Koora Coach Somner of the Legion "Well, we won aO out Ohio games last and. took, the championship. Oar nly defeat wa, by. your Legion crew. won all 'your' Independent: games, i oo, eh That makes yon champions, of Indiana.

it, w' Vm. i "and at 6hiOr cut" In. Coach i I yott like to go jto Boriieor some other puce noj.enougn to. maae i llstenfng telephone operator's earn barn qnickly qneried ililler; and assured the Legion coach that the locals will be lucky, indeed. If they "slip on the Ohio team again, Bememhermg tKat dapper bsckCeld, that heary line and those trim uniforms ind snappy moTcments displayed by the Koora last year, local people are indeed af the opinion that it will Uka MaU the wLegion'a got" down the" doughty Buck ryes again this year.

Adranca seat sales indicate that a crowd of mora than. 3,000 people will see the two teams clash, and the interest in the tat la intense. In Kb komo and surronndlng territory. The Legion defeated the Shelbyrille Eaglea 41 to 0 hers Sundays I SCRAPPIir JIOOSIERS WILL FLAY SYRACUSE BLOOMINGTON, Ind.) OctJOVOne the first intersectlonal football gamea the middle 'west saaso comes next "Saturday when" Syracuse University." of i New York Journeys here to meet the r. "Scrappin Hoosiera'' in the Indiana 'klemortal Stadiam.

4 SyraCase will have more than Just the vaicre pride of eastern football to apbold. Revenge for the upet administered to the New Yorkers by Indiana in 1019 wttl "1 also be sought 'T, Followers the SeraPpin Hoosiera" veil remember" what happened to Syracuse the last time it invaded the middle Indiana waa "doped" to. take a 'severe beating at the hands the Orange but the Crimson due, put up give and take battle that sent the. New; York team back home on tbf short end of a 12 to want Inddentany that was the inly defeat of the year for Syracuse. The Orange have used the aerial; route lor Irartbr raUis in tur lirst rwo con tests jthfa 'aeaaon, Breaker "fipf the serial bombardments along wiU stopping ihe flashy running of jCaptaia Foley at starter are some ol the prooiems iac inc Coach Navy Bill Ingram hla aarriors on their return, from Michigan Monday.

tion en the bench tost. week end anotaer player, Gotcb' Carr," broke into proml aence with a 68 yard run besides making wverai lesser. gains. ii 7 rflftThit i I I Oi ruuiuau A' Male High (LonisviUe) Tecanicai Lhpbrte lfneebel (Gary) 7 of Kokomo 12; Pent Oi Sheridan 28J Mario lflli'tarv SM1m 10 IVPallW I ii J'' yj vv i (Pacific and Atlantic Photo) V. BUD.

NELSON, 4 This picture shows Bod kelson, half ick of the Carleton nnlsersity fleyen, I. plays Northwestern university at v. ili VV. tin mdA With the Viknge "dropped to fourth place (n the Wabash Valley conference, combined with the Sooth Side Logansport unasude, Hunubgton a chances for a vie tory next Saturday may appear very dim indeed, to some fans. And yet somehow or other, we hsva fine healthy hunch and we're playing It strong.

We're plcklo Another football edition thia morning, Even the. world series can't college football outof the Iimcllght yfj fT Michigan was picked byljnost sport writers to win over the Scrsppin' Boos lers by two touchdowns or so. They did. And then some. Harry llebre'a University of Georxia team didn't do so food against Yale, The eoutnern atmidogs lost to the northern variety of the same nickname by a 38 to 7 eountJLast year Georgia held Yale to a 7 to 0 Who's" going to win the series tamo to Fart of Sidelines eV Co.

(not in corporated) haa hopes of Pittsburgh win ning. The other half la depending on the' Senators: J. ated by The Press rooted rigorously for Washington. A groan went up each time the Piratea scored while the Senators' plays were greeted with cheers. Join the Crowd that will Watch The Press Scoreboard Today.

BaabetbaQ, both at ''the college and the M. 'C: win start on November TMfa not so farol eUherViKfv DAG wwbroadlcastingy 1'' 1 Washington once more triumphed over the Pittsburgh Piratea in the third came of the world series yesterday afternoon. This victory gives Washington two games to the Pirates one. Yesterday's UK prae ticailr assnrea the Senators af th varU'a Benther ia the man stated to Pitch to day's contest according to tnrna. Ii he shonld fall down the Veteran Johnson stands ia readiness to poll the gam from tho.flre.

Then even Harris has some of the old timers Hke Gren to run in if other day duo to lack of support from his team rnates Peckinnanga, one Of the best shortstops' iathe Amerkaa league, hong two errors in the eighth, letting two Pirate scores. Pectin pa ugh again ado two errora yesterday. There is a chance of him going the same way. that Everett 8cott went on the Yankees and again there may be other reasons for these errora" la cossecntlvt tamea.v.; Anyway it's Pittsburgh's turn to win today Maybe. Friday night the basketball season Waa officially opened, in Ttantingtpn county.

xagnt teams made their debut and all of the leaders the? county i showed np strong' in the Clear Creek es pecially waa pretty classy and 'should prove to be one of the strongest teams arotad this part of the country Last season Creek 'turned out fast team that caused a bit of commotion in the sectibnal tourney when the Sbultx men defeated Warren. It'a our opinion that more wiU, be heard from, this Jteam later la the season. 'yj Yesterday the. Vikings were ide.but next Saturday they will be anythfng but that When the Fightii Green xonxea here the Norsemen will have the hardest job "of the year oa head. The Kinsey players were successful then, and lhey hope to repeat again this year.

There is where the fight" will come ia. Here is a little" roatter'tbat must: not bo forgotten SWEATERS FOR THE MEMBERS "OF THE. FOOTBALL one on the eleven de aervea them if 'ever djdt. a basketball squad Moocie only walked on Anderson by a It. will he.

a long however, beforei the Bearcats defeat Anderson that badlyTv in basketball, we betcba. READY FOR JSOUTffSn)E! Uttk GicrJs Ren Jiiir I' "Over Nomd Oct id (ff Practically. etKy player on' the Wabash squad had 'a part to the 67 to 0. defeat of MoDd'e 'NoTmaP footbaQ team hers today." i 7 The Muncie team could not find eom ta fT tbe Nor .1 cs a fr Special Stories On AN Huntington County Even Gssaes c'rj Ilitchca All Year Round Sport Column; ifGioii mv FiAYOIlid ft, Sidelines Wabash Tr" STANDINGS. i 5 Wabash VaJley Confereoee, w.

Pet gVutb Side JkvSvIDv i Ilnntington i Logansport 2 1 0 0 1 2 2' I1'" Thla Basalts. Sooth Side, Logsnsport, 0. Kokomo, 12; reftt, 0. Next Games. South Side at Huntinrton 1 Logansport at Kokomo.

1.000 IDOO .600 J.000 jOOO GUOS VIII SECOJ OF CHI SERIES GALES Oct 10. Tbe Cuba made It two straight from lheir White Box rivals today by "winning the third game of the series, eight to two, the first game haring resulted, in. a two to two draw after 19 innings, The National Leaguers bunched their hits off the ret eran. Urban Taber while the. support behind him waa erratic, his team mates making four errora, which aided the Cubs, materially; to their run makings Sheriff Blake pitched one of the beat rgames of his career although he walked nine men and hit another.

The white Sox were unable' to touch for only fire hits and were nnablo to bunch these. The scene of conflict win switch, to White Sox park, the tome of theAnrl ean Leaguers tomorrow. Score by innings White Sox 0J3 0 0 0 1 0 0 12 cbs 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 Batteries: Faber and Schalk, Crousc: Blake and Hartnett. orioles win GAME OVER LOUISVILLE Dec' 4 Andrews, Oct 10. Flrries of snow and'.

a piercing', north wind brought discomfort Jto players and specta tors alike as, today drew to within one came of minorK lea rue championship by defeating the Louisville Colonels ,10 to 9 in 11 Innings. Uiaplaya were frequent and. the heavy clouting of both teams brought five' pitchers into the fray. The Oriolea hats now 1 won four of the five gaioea necessaryto decide the championship. The Kentneuans hare taken three contests.

i Clayton Bheedy, Bird first baseman. waa the hero of today's struggle. the Orioles 3 runs behind and seemingly helpless rn the. face of south paw Nick Cullop'a fine relief hurling, Brainard and Boley managed to beat out bits in the eighth Sheedy then belted a fast boll into the stands in right 'field fora home run that tied the score. Cullop fanned th next three batsmen bat the dam age was done.

'v, ivv; "X' IIOtlTIIiGTOri TVP. TO FLAY 20 HET GAMES game on the electrical scoreboard oper basketball team will play twenty championship again thia year. They nowr Km; 2T Boanoke, reserve on ineir piicaing stax Wjtor Johnson and Coteleskie, both of whom are good to hand the Piratea an AL Ju. tvi 1.1 .1 0,7 7 but Coveleakle lost his. How I tame last Saturday, possibly oecause of the presejice of Indiaiia; scouta, but against Hobart the prerioua week, the Srracnse captain ran all over the field.

WhUe Foley waa holding down a posi ever, this doesn't mean that Ooveleskie cannot beat the I thia season 'against the leAdlng schools of the county, it has been announced. The Pndpl and White opened their season Friday by running np lop sided score of 84 to 12 againat Bano.no. The Huntington Township team Is expected to be one of the strongest in the county this aince several players who formerly attended'1 the Huntington city schools ave'been transferred to the Township institution. Several experienced players from, the last two seasons yTbe season's schedule follows Oct 18 Lancaster, there. "Oct.

23 Clear Creek, here. Oct, SO Bock Creek, there. 'No, 6 Monument Qtyfiere. "'A pior. iJJo center, Nov.

20 Jefferson Center, there. Dec 11 Monument City at Andrewa. Dec, 18 Banquo, here. fj Jam. 8 Clear Creek, there, Jan.

lS Unioa Center, Jam ,23 Warren, there. 29 Lancasfer, Feb, 5 BoanokeHthere; Feb. IS Warren, here. Feb. 19 Bock Creek; hereX 28 Jefferson Center, South Whitley.

Aaaaada Tarlton of AviUa were married last Thursday afternoon at the Method' 1st parsonage in Albion by Rev. Miller. The couple wul. reside ia Avilla after January .1. South WbiUev ia acnedule to have a homcrcomlng eelebratfon on the three last days of October 15 to 17.

Mr. JL Wi Anderson has the management of the celebration and 1 large; crowd is ex pectod. i The services in progress at the M. E. church are drawing large crowds.

The Inspiring music is a feature. Th men's quartet from Taylor University was pen ent on Wednesday 'night and gave1 some atirring numbera. 'A The BesearcB club entertained their husbands at an' evening party at the home of Mrs, Elma Emerson oa last Wednesr five to', all were present anrV were entertained by a splendid preprint after which an elegant two eonrse luncheon waa served7 Narmaa Miller and "Gilbert Graff were in s. smash with their. Ford car' Friday night la which both sustained minor in jarietvv' rX.yt fv.vz'v; Bev.

and Mrs. Bailey delightfully en tertained the CentennSry S. S. class No. 4 at the parsonage lastrTnesday evening.

A picnic lunch waa served at th close of the evening's entertalanient'i ij)' Both political partka met toy caucus last weekvand made up the list of candidates for the fall Iowa Captain. Frank Drake is ill a ttbejtome of his daughter, Mra. Mr. and lira, i Douglass warts, of Whiting, spent Sunday witlr Mrs. Alice SwartvU ifc, 4" Mi', and Mrs.

Toy Grimes and son Billy who were called her by the death of an sunt, Mrs.1 Geoirpe returned to their home af Flint, Mich, Sundtyi Richer of Manchester is isiting his son; Dr. J. M. Ricberj; aics. jonn swinart Airs, mrry irum bUl, Mrs, Louis Pooh.

Mrs. Ins Wilkin Graham motored to. Huntington to attend the riven by the Kryl band Monday afternoon. Mr. 'and Mrs.

Garnett 'Msnn of. Fort Wayne visited friends here ot er Sunday. Mrs. who has been a patient at the Irene. Byron sanitarium for sereral months, is rapklly regaining her health.

IJpiner two Tbiidrea of Chicago spent fcereral. days Jsst week with her parents, and Mrs. Horner, "of this place. and. Mrs.

Isaac Mr. and cJrffriea and Miss. Let ha Jerries were Sunday guetsi cf 1'r. FcrJ Crimea. GIVE SCHEDULE FOR CENTER TEAM An announcement of 'the basketball schedule for Union Center high school team haa been made by Hedley O.

Mown, principal of the school, and Kelro Whiteman. coach: The Union Center team played, its first game Friday, defeating BoclrCreek by a 25 to 10 score. Union Center team was one of the "dark horses" of the' count last rear but this season the Union township car ers are expected 1o take a place among i the recognised leasers. Coach Whiteman baa several veteran players left from last year and fans expect him to torn a winning combination. v'" i John Bowman of Huntington has been secured as referee for the homo games of the Union Center team.

The schedule followa Oct 1 Roapoke, at UnionC Not. 6 Andrews at Union. No.1 13 Uuntlngton Twp. at Union. Dee.

4 Clear Creek at Union; Dec. ll ock Creek at Union. Dec, lfc Huntington Beeervea at Union, Dee. .24 Banono at Jefferson Center. Jan 8 Boanoke, there, Jan.

15 IfunUngton Trp there, Jan. 29 Baimuo at Union. i Feb. fiAndewa, there. Feb.l2Cloar Creek, there:" Feb.

20 Hantington Reserves there, SibL 26VjBippa.aNat NORTH MANCHESTER i Mel Lavey and Vife announce the en gagemrat.of their daughter, Miss Mary, to Eugene' Martin of Huntington, son of M. Martin and wife. The marriage will take4ace la October. Deputy United Stotea? Marshall La Salle of Indianapolis' waa to North Man cheater Friday evening giving special in vitations to several ot our young men to come. to.

Indianapolia Monday, of course they accepted, to tell some things they know about the liquor business they forgot to tell to county courts. Mrs. Iva Grohone haa filed charges in the Wabash circuit court of aoa support against her husband, Meredith Groahoa of North Manchester. She says they were sepaparted and that he haa contributed nothing to the support of their three year old son. Oroshon gsve bond of 300 for his appearance in court fire" department waa called to the home of Dr.

Brubaker' Saturday wbea a pipe in an oil stove commenced leaking and The damage waa slight U. Harris and wife were called to Ohio last weekr because of 'the death of Mra. Harris brother, C. J. Prowantr who waa killed by a bull.

The accident hap pened Monday evening. Lightning struck the E. Paul, home Saturday night during the fain but the bouse did not catch fire. All members of the family were away from the house and did not know of It until Sunday morning when they "noticed shingles scat Itered about the yard. A small hole was torn in the roof, but the lightning seem ed to; follow the spouting and aid no damage to the Jnaide of the house.

Mrs. Charles Krichbaum died Friday evening at. her home on West Main' street She bad been troubled with diabetes for the' past three years, hot waa not taken seriously ill until Thursday name, waa Anna Williama and (waa years old. She is survived by the husband and one daughter, Mrs. Leo Reed, one Goldie, preceded her ia death.

Two sisters re living, Mrs. Heat ryiiugia oi laeton ana Jurs. oauie Hornbeck of Boyal Venter, and Ed and Alfred Williams of Logansport Funeral and burial waa at Ijamaville Monday 4 Ralph Boyer of North Manchester would have been 118.50 better If he had stayed at home Sunday evening. He drove to Warsaw and forgot to dim his automobile lights when the state highway police, was near and all Ralph oould do waa walk np and pay. The school board.

haa decided sot to employ an instructor for a school band this year. 'Arden Strauss and family are spend ing a few days in Louisville, Ky. Clair Benner and tamuy of Wabash visited relatives in "North Manchester on JT. Strausa has bought the Glen Smith property at the cornet of Fourth and Front streets where Prof. E.

Cook lives but will nt get possession until after the close of the school Henry Bohnstedt and wife have moved to South Bend where they will make their home. i' :3 ir''i'" Tobiaa Peugh and wife have returned from Winona where they spent the tam mer. Harold Grossnickle and wife visited in Wabash Sunday. Mrs. C.

E. Jackson is spending a few days with: relatives st Lawreneburg. Mist" Ruby Bower returned Wednes day irom lima, Ohio, where sh had visited; Mrs. Steve Meeker. J.

B. Smith end family and H. Smith and family of "Warren were guests of Clark and wife Sunday. James B. res body and wile returnee to in Loa Angeles, Calif, Fri day after tiiit of two weeks.

with b(a son Thomas A. Peabody and with menaa at Columbia uty. Ilelen Kohr who is teaching at.Coesse, spent "Sunday with her parents, Frank Kohr and wifevV! rvv Carl Foster dislocated his right ankle I at Friday at hla home east of town when he stepped in a hole and HidT and family of. Hammond Yisited with Guy 'Martin and wife' and C. E.

Brady and wife asturiay ana aun day; E. P. Paulns haa resigned bit position1 with the Standard Oil company and will move tovWarBaw as agent for. the Pro dentral Life Insurance company Russei Michael7 of near. Sidney will take hia place at the Standard Oil company ser rice A son was borri to Scharrs, and wife Sunday morning.

11 A son was born Clarence E. Brady, ani lfa KnndaV mominr who Will SO by the name of John Richard" If. nk Ui 4 Wednesday evening, with what was prob hmU a Iicht ttroke of anotilexT She was waHiitr up tba oaaeraent steps snd la an uncon condition. fr. Hoover, 'rescLeJ teralmost Joimediately and she became partly conscious again, remain Ing in that condition for two or three days.

The latter part of the week she wss slightly Marvin Gingeriek spent Sunday with his Wfll Gingerick and wife. UgrvJa is attending school at Purdue. Three women all atrangers met in a Portland, Me hotel elevator by chance. and thev all wore dressea exaetl alik They became curious and Vn exchange of questions and answers developed the fact that one gown waa bought in, California, anotner la Kansas City, and the third in. Fox Hunters Return from Brown County Trip Several Huntington, county persons interested in coon chasing and fox' hunting have returned to their homes after spending a week in Brown county attending the fox hunts.

Dorsey McClurgY dog "Old Sailor" was entered in coon chases held at NashvilK during the week. Those who made the trio included Joho Mann, Lewis Helrie, W. E. Skiles, Mr. and Mrs.

William Dumbauld. An drew Weber, Paul Weber, Jesse Baker, Clarence Baker, J. J. Dunwoody, Domey McClurg, Bert Anson, and Jacob Schmai tried Lagro. SOUTH WHITLEY Mr.

andjtfrs. Alba hare ro turned from a short motor trip to Shel don, 111. Mr. and John Parker, visited relatives' this place over the week end. The marriage of William Arthur Bon tain, son of Mr.

and Mrs E. II. Bua tsin, and Miss Helen Oliver, dauihter of Mr. and Mrs. Benson Oliver, took placo on Saturday or last week.

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