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3 THE BROOKLYN DAIIY EAGLE. NEW YORK, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28. 1921. MORMON APOSTLE Bobby Parks Scored Most Points on Scholastic Gridiron THE SCAR IN MISSION PULPIT GilmourDobie 's Big Red Team MostPowerfulScoringMachine In Second AXD BRONX. 0 Fordham 13 Morris 7 0 Stuvvesant .1:1 ft DeWitt CMn'n 7 MAXHATTAX DE WITT CLINTON.

6 Dickinson 0 13 East Side 6 14 Paterson High 0 21 Morris 3 13 Stuvvesant ft 7 Coiuiueico 0 I of the four undefeated teams in line for the honor, only three of which have won every single game on their I schedule. Cornell has about as strong a claim to the title us any of them. 1 him, a bundle of warm cuddifcf- ness. among the piliowa. "If you're asleep before you me shut the front door I'll bring you a chocolate elephant next time come." he protnis il.

Twinkle immediately lav stark, hi eyes screwed into tiny slits. i Mark laughed and went hack to the girl, ho was listeninL" amusedly. Io you ever go out for walks?" asked abruptly. "I mean alone?" I The sensitive color Hushed her facO again. "ih, yes, sometimes." MORRIS.

7 Lawrence 0 Clason M. Continued from Page 1. "I've been like that all my life," he said. She raised her eyes and thev looked at one another silently, thea Mark held out his hand. She gave him hers without hesitation, and as his lingers closed about it, lis eaid "We are friends von and "Yes." "My name is Mark Hellaby," said Mark, with curious directness.

The color deepened a little in hei 74 With the scholastic football season now a matter of history, the honor of leading the individual point scorers falls to Pobby Parks, Poly Prep, The Eagle's All-Scholastic choice for quarterback. Parks took command of the situation early in the season and increased his margin until he had amassed a total of 73 tallies. His teammate. Jack Yale, was the runner up with D9 points. By making three touchdowns in the game with Boys High on Saturday, George Pease, the diminutive quarterback of Manual, A.

Gilmour Dobie's Rii; Heil Team close. 1 the season on Thanksgiving a3 the hading scoring machine in the country. In eight starts the Itliacans have rolled up the enormous total of points, 17 more than Notre Dame scored in 11 semes. Not only have the r.hacans showed the greatest offensive strength, but on the defense Dr.J. E.

Talmage of Utah Speaks at Conference Here. One of the Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Pay Saints, the Rev. Ilr. James E. Talmage.

delivered an impressive sermon on "The Fundamentals of Religious Faith" last night at the Brooklyn branch of the church, Gates and Franklin aves. It was the occasion of the semi-annual meeting of the Brooklyn Conference, which includes Certainly none of them can show such figures, and "figures is figures." Washington and Jefferson's total is 2S points. Lafayette's is 274, and ft Flushing 2t ft White Plains. 2S 6 DeWitt 7 i 'omnierce ..13 II Evan'r Chibls.21 ft Stuvvesant .27 STUVVESANT. 6 Commercial ft 6 Clasou M.

21 C.C.of N.Y.Fr. 0 14 Evan fluids 0 13 Paterson ft ft DeWitt 13 Commerce 0 27 Morris ft Penn State's is 230. all three totals 141 19 You win let me come with you?" cheeks. I "Minrt la EVANDKII CIUI.DS 0 C.c.of N.Y.Fr. 0 0 Stuvvesant ..14 they have vbeen equally as powertui nenij; lor nine games.

Only three "times was tneir goal line i Notre Dame is the second leading crossed during the season, once each scoring machine in the country, with by Colgate, Dutmouth and Columbia, la total of 375. Georgia Tech is the This imprissivc showing of the greatest in the South and third in the actual figures will do much to in- country, with 259. California leads tiuence opinion in the selection of the! the elevens of the Pacific Coast with 1.1 New York and the surrounding cities. inimnt sai 1 Mark. He could read (lie refusal in her (eyes.

ut suddenly it wavered and rha "Yes." she sjilil almost In.mrHh! v. 0- -( 'onlllieree ...13 The Rev. George W. AliCune pies- lSh lllnii t-cntlv from hN 100 COMMERCE, ft Boys' High, ft Concordia 13 Kvun'r Chili 0 New Utrecht. 20 Mor.

is ami went on moving about tiie room ident oi the East -rn States comprising all Slates east of Ohio and The Eagle's second choice for quarterback, tied Al Bell of Poly Prep for third place with 48 points. The team scoring honors go to Poly Prep. The Dyker Heights eleven ran up a total of 278 tallies to its opponent's 14. Brooklyn is the only boro without a legitimate claimant of the gridiron championship. The situation is a com mythical Eastern champion.

As ontiJ7 31 20 tidying up Twinkle's clot lies and toys. "I in neat Iv asleep." Twinkle called Twinkle was clamoring at Mark'j from under 'the blanket. I Mark laughed and turned to the LAFAYETTE. INDIVIDUAL SCORING. BROOKLYN.

time you were rn hed. door. G. T. G.T.

ft Fenn II Mulllenlielif J. Hopkins. Y. Aee. 13 llav.

rfonl 4 i Wash, i' shaver, said, picking the cPild up. "and time I was off." He carried the boy to his cot In the adjoining room and deposited "You've tot to be sound asleep be-fore I shut the front door," he said, "or no chocolate elephant." (To Continued.) SPRINGFIELD. 2ti Amherst 6 Army 0 Holy Cross 34 Stevens 0 Brown 4ft Niagara 0 Detroit 0 Cornell 48 Mublenburg 0 ii Pittsburg 0 27 Dickinson 0 20 Bucknell 7 2 Fordham 7 35 Rutgera 0 38 Penn 6 44 Dciau-are ft 28 Lehigh 6 274 2ii IS W. Maryland. .41 0 tie M.

ti I'eiin. ft Fo. ilhani 0 Hampshire 0 lta 1ST Can Yoa Tell Started This Way. 107 106 plicated affair that win never oe properly settled unless a change is forthcoming in the future. Reversals were so numerous it is even out of the question to try and solve Just who is really entitled to the P.

S. A. L. honors. Manual, New Utrecht and Erasmus are all in a fair way to lay claim to it.

Poly Prep is the only school on this side of the East Kiver that can boast of a clean slate. All of the other teams have suffered defeat. DeW'itt Clinton High School annexed the premier honors of Manhattan and the Bronx, and Flushing HIOTROIT. 25 Franklin 0 35 Ohio 0 55 W. Va.

0 2S Boston Col. 11 Tulane 10 21 Springfield 0 21 Marietta 21 I', of VirKinia LEBANON V. 0 Penn State ft Georgetown. 0 Army 21 Muhlenberg ti St. 7 Yillanova 34 Juniata 7 Lehigh 0 Susiiuehauna The Squared Circle.

HIS peculiar term, much used by the sporling fraternity, was coined bv writers of sport his STANFORD. 41 Main Island. 6 It) St. Mary's 7 7 Olympic Club, ft 7 Pacific Fleet. .27 14 Ore.

7 0 Washington 0 1 1 Nevada 14 7 California ..42 north of nginia, presided nt the conference and welcomed 50 missionaries from all over the mission district who are gathered for a special conference of missionary leaders today. The headquarters of the. Church in the Eastern States has recently been transferred from York to Brooklyn. The absolute necessity of abiding by tho laws of a system if one holies to secure the benefits of that system was the point 01' his sermon which Dr. Talmage pressed home with clearness and a wealth 01' illustrations.

"If wo wish the blessings of electricity and if we wish to avoid its dangers, we must observe the laws of electricity," he said. "If we would seek the happiness of the Christian life and the reward of eternal lifo, we should be consistent enough to obey the fundamental laws of religion. Once the laws of electricity have been learned, we can enjoy the blessings of that great force without understanding: exactly what the force is. "Therefore, those who refuse to accept the faith of Christ because they do not understand God should refuse to use electric lights because thev do not understand what electricity Iw and should refuse to eat because tliey cannot understand the processes bv which our food is grown and by which it is assimilated into our bodies. In obedience there is power." In an interview after the service.

ARMY. 2S Sm inp 7 N. H. Slate. 19 Mlrliilr-ljury I.elmnnn Val SI Wabash 7 Vale 5 3 Susquehanna 0 Nutn' liame.

43 Yilinnovii i N.ny tl7 AMHKRST. 0 KprinK field 9 Columttia a Tufts t. I'nion 13 AKKies. Hamilton 3 Wesleyan I) Wiliiunis A l.BIMCl 1 IT. 0F.

ii ml V. M. ii Swat thiiiiue 2d West. Mil 21 Stisnna 7 Muhlenlien; Ii HUTU ANY. 2S Marietta Ii W.

anil .1 13 CHi'o 1" 4 2 Buffalo 7X V'ayum 1 2 Teeh. fi7 W. Vn. Wea. 0 Cjuotlietown settled the question regarding Queens 100 103 by disposing or Jamaica, me oniy other school having a football team in that boro.

Football is not fostered in Richmond, therefore there was no title nt stake. Stuvvesant set the pace in .13 .34 STEVENS. 0 Wesleyan 0 Haverford 18 Spilnglleld 0 Rensselaer 0 Trinity 0 Swarthmore 34 Maine .23 In You Know 1. Who is Aristide liriand? Why is parchment so called? 3. What is the meaning of "Dieu et 111011 droit," the motto of Great Britain? 4.

When Is food said to be dehydrated? here has Charles, former Emperor of Austria, been txiled? Answers lo Saturday's (Queries. 1. Queen is the present ruler of Holland. 2. "Melodrama" literally "1 play with songs" Is used because of the fact that a particular kind of music was formerly played In connection with exciting dramas.

3. To "affect" is to influence; to "effect" is to accomplish or achieve. 4. Wind is said In reach storm velocity when it blows 50 miles an hour. G.

George Washington Is buried at Mt. Vernon, Virginia. .61 MICHIGAN. 41 Mount Union. 4ii Case 30 Mich.

Agg Ohio State 3 Illinois 7 Wisconsin 38 Minnesota 7 Wisconsin 108 .13 7 213 DICKINSON. 45 Juniata 0 Lafayette 20 I'rsiiius 0 Johns Hop's. 0 C.ottvsburw 7 V. and 28 Allegheny 0 Ilucknell 101 T. AND M.

7 Albright 0 Penn 14 C.allaudet 35 Haverford 7 Swarthmore. 41 l'enn M. 21 lickinson 4 1 t'rsinus 0 Ciottysburs tory from Hie fact that the prize "ring" is really a square. This phrase has nothing to do with geometric problems but comes from the custom years ago of drawing a great circle in the turf in which prize tights were held. Later, when the boxing became an indoor sport, It was found necessary to raise tho ring so that combat would be viewed properly.

It was then that it was decided to rope off the space which was to be the battleground and thenceforth the "ring" became a square. The term "prize ring," however, continued a ml those who were Ignorant of the history of the "ring" as it applied to the sport of fisticuffs, invented the term "squared circle." 52 SUSQUEHANNA. Parks. Poly ...7 12 1 0 ft "3 Yale. Poly 7 6 21 0 1 69 Manual 9 11 0 ft 48 Bell.

Poly 7 8 0 0 0 4 Stephens. Muniusnd. 6 6 6 I 0 4.ri K'kenberg K.H.S. 7 7 0 0 0 42 Miller. B.E.H 7 4 14 0 0 3S Dooley, St.

8 4 1 0 (I 25 Ii. Moore. Krnsmus. ii 4 0 0 0 24 Coeber. B.KIIS 0 4 0 0 0 24 Saunders.

Brooklyn. 7 4 0 (I 0 24 l'avor, Erasmus 4 3 0 0 0 IS Relher. St. 3 ft 0 0 IS Cook. Poly 7 3 0 l) 0 IS Kstey.

Poly 7 3 0 0 ft IS Malsel, Adelphi 7 3 0 ft IS Malvey, 5 3 0 0 ft IS Herg. Adelphl 7 2 4 0 ft IB Friedman. Bovs' 9 2 2 0 ft 14 McDermott, S. 6 2 1 0 0 13 W. Mahr, Mariiuiiml 6 2 1 ft 0 13 Jackson, Marnuand.

6 2 0 ft 0 12 Leth. Erasmus 6 2 ft ft 0 12 Madden. St. Francis 7 2 0 0 0 12 Plate. Marquanii 7 2 0 0 ft 12 Pavls, 6 2 0 0 0 12 Sehres.

New Utrecht 6 2 ft ft 0 1 2 Waterman. Poly 7 2 0 0 0 12 Mnlltor, Poly 5 r. 0 12 Koch. Poly 3 2 0 0 0 12 Mason, Adelphi 7 2 0 0 0 12 Tormey, Brooklyn 2 2 0 0 ft 12 Shannon, B.KH.S 6 2 0 ft 0 12 Warren. it 2 0 0 0 12 Stephens, 1 5 0 0 11 i Powen, 7 1 2 0 0 Lauer, Manual 7 0 8 0 ft Smith, Manual 1 0 0 0 fi N'onv, Manual 9 1 0 0 0 6 Gould.

Manual s1 0 0 0 6 Chnllenger. Manual. 3 1 ft 0 0 6 Holtz. Manual 5 1 0 0 0 6 "Vr. Moore, Erasmus.

6 1 0 0 0 6 Kennedy. St. 4 1 0 0 0 6 Meany, St." John's. 1 ft 0 ft Levin. 7 10 0ft 6 D'Aurla, N.

Utrecht 6 1 ft 0 ft Bulnick, Boys 9 1 ft ft 0 6 Shlfrin, U.K.H.S 6 1 0 0 0 Dula. B.E.H. 8 4 1 0 ft 0 6 Smith. Poly 4 1 ft 0 0 6 Baldwin, Poly 4 1 0 0 ft 6 Lutz. Poly 1 1 0 ft ft fi Anten, Polv 1 1 0 0 0 Hit-hlns.

Adelphi. 7 1 ft 0 0 J. Mattlmore. Bklyn 5 1 0 0 ft Holle. New Utrecht.

7 1 ft (I ft Sohless, B.E.H 4 1 0 0 (1 Zimmerman, 4 10 0ft 0 Pollock. St. 7 0 4 0 0 4 Caress, Commercbil. 7 0 0 1 0 3 Drum. New Utrecht 0 3 0 ft 3 Wahle, Poly 11 0 ft 1 2 Shody.

B.K H.S 3 0 0 0 1 2 MncLean. Erasmus. 0 2 0 0 2 Butts. Manual 7 0 0 ft 1 2 D. Welner, Com're'l 8 ft 0 0 1 2 Duffy.

St. 6 0 1 0 0 1 McCollotigh, Bklyn. 4 0 1 0 0 1 0 Lehigll 22 MUHLENBERG. 0 Mt. St.

6 Colgate 26 Gallaudet 0 Army 7 Bucknell 2 Lebanon Lafayutto 21 I ielaware Bucknell 21 Lebanon 17 Gettysburg 7- Swurthmo. 14 Lehigh 12 Fordham 15 Albright tj8 Ursinus ur. Talmage said that he had been 41 158 1U lis BOSTON COI.I.KGK. greatly encouraged by the growing interest in tne faith which 1 Hnston i ii i'roviiUmee nan neen evidenced since tho tirst VOLUNTEERS HEAR The Ilhodesian Skull 175 NAVV. SWARTHMORE.

7 Princeton ...21 28 Albright a 7 Penn 7 7 Frunklln M. 7 6 Muhlenberg 7 13 Stevens 0 7 Johns H'pklns 0 55 Haverford ft team scoring across the river with 100 pointa. As a result of going through the season without suflering a setback, Port Washington claims the title in Nassau County. This is likely to cause trouble as tllen Cove also claims the title. The two contenders met in the first game of the season and it resulted in a scoreless tie.

Fort Washington made a vain request for a return game and on the Htrength of this the school is crediting itself with the title. Only-three points were scored against Port Washington all season and those by Lawrence in the final game on Thanksgiving afternoon. Southampton High School earned the right to the championship of Suffolk County by defeating Patchogue in its return game, also decided on Thanksgiving afternoon. Patchogue had defeated Southampton in its first game but the last game settled the question of supremacy. Southampton turned out the leading point scorer of the Long Island schools in the person of Maher.

His sensational playing in the two Patchogue contests enabled him to pass Jeff Carlin of Lawrence. One point separated the two stars Maher ran up a total of 50 points against 58 for Carlin. The latter probably would have held the lead had it not been for the fact that he was injured in the encounter with Dover. N. High School, a week 40 No.

Car. State 0 53 West. R'serv. ft BALLINGTON BOOTH 13 Princeton 21 Bethany chapel was established here, four years ago. "The greatest misconceptions prevailed," he said, "in regard to the tenets of his Chinch, and the welcome was usually friendly when the real doctrines and practices were learned.

"Our missionaries are now in everv corner of the United States and have pushed into almost every country of Dili 48 FORDHAM. 25 Maine 14 101 Washington 0 10 Catholic. Univ. 0 20 Vlllanova ...20 7 Lafayette ...28 0 Boston Cnll'ge 0 7 Georgetown .34 7 Muhlenberg ..12 14 Sprilife'lield 0 191 108 GEOROKTOIVN. 7 Lebanon Val.

0 4S Ursinus liti Westminster 0 28 Holy Cross 7 BK Geo. 0 34 Fordham 7 7 Georgia Tech. 21 It Moston Col to 13 Bethany 0 0 Bucknell 0 42 7 Penn 13 7 Army 0 2:1 l.laylor II Hetroit V. 0 Kuril ham 11 Marietta 10 (ieo! fc-etown 0 Holy Cross. 12'i BROWN, fi R.

I. 12 Colby 13 N. Y. (1 Syracuse 0 Hpringfiekl 7 Vale 6n Hnnn vent tire 7 Harvard 7 Colgate. THE discovery of the prehistoric Ilhodesian skull Is probably the most important event In anthropological science which has f-ince the finding in Java In 1 2 of llie remains of a type of man so primitive that the late Prof.

Huxley doubted if they were human at all. Ac tne world." Congressman Don ('. Colton of the first Congressional District of Utah and afornior president of the State Units of the Latter Day Saints Church delivered the principal address nt. tho Sunday afternoon meeting of the 148 NOTRE DAME. 51 Kalamazoo 57-l)e Pauw 7 Iowa 33 Purdue 7 Nebraska 28 Indiana 28 Armv 48 Rutgers 7 Haskell I Ma ijuette 48 Mich.

Aggies. "The great out of little, or th mighty out of one," was tho text used In an address by Gen. Ballington Booth at tho services of the Volunteers of America held last evening In the Hanson Place M. E. Church.

The services, which were well attended, commemorate 1 the anniversary of the Volunteers of America. Tho Invocation w.ih given by the Rev. Dr. Harry Knight Miller, pastor cording to Trof. Sir Arthur Keith thi.i S.9 24 5 51 107 HITKNKLU 7 I.afavetto .20 new skull gives us an intermediate 1'nk between the Java ape-man and the much more highly developed race vhoso remains have been found at L.ONC.

ISLAND. fi 130 SYRACUSE. 85 Hobart 88 Ohio Univ. 42 Maryland 28 Brown 0 Pittsburg 10 W. and 13 McGIII 14 Colgate 14 Dartmouth 194 URSINUS.

0 Itutgers 0 Villanova 6 Georgetown 0 tiettysbui-f? 0 Dickinson 13 Haverford 0 Penn Inst. 0 F. and M. 0 iiiuulenbcrg 19 VILLANOVA. 6 Ursinus 19 P.

M. 20 Fordham 6 Oath. 41 Lebanon Val 13 Gettysburg ago. Bruce Trousdell of Ulen cove was GEORGIA. TECH.

4 2 Wake Forest. 40 Oglithorpe 70 Davidson (9 Furman 48 Rutgers 7 Penn state 48 Clemson 21 Georgetown 14 Auburn Gibraltar 0 Wash, it 1 I Mujilenhei-B 0 0 W. 0 41 cntbolie 0 0 Navy 34 riett.vsburis 7 112 Susit'hanna 7 21 Dickinson 0 Maher, Carlin. Lawrence. 8 Trousdell, Schmidt, Flush'g9 third with 53 points.

He was also deprived of the chance to increase his. If so, it lends some support to the heory that, ages before history be- Cov.il total by falling a victim to injuries in the game with St. Francis Prep three Cowan. lllotaon. S.

Slde.li Oti N. Y. U. 26 Hobart 0 Brown 0 Columbia 7 Wesleyan 7 Colgate 28 Trinity 7 Itutgers 7 Trinity (N.C.) 359 56 weeks ago. Lawrence had the highest team score.

The team ran tip 118 points as against 68 for its opponents. GETTYSBURG. CALIFORNIA. 51 Nevada 1 21 I'm-lflc 10 Penn State .24 39 Oregon Wash. State.

3k So. Carolina. 72 Wash. U. 42 Standl'ord ft .17 0 .13 0 Penn 34 Crainus 13 Muhlenberg Hi Dickinson 10 Yilbinova 7 Bucknell TEAM RECORDS BROOKLYN SCHOOLS.

Team Scoring. e'itn, Europo was colonized, or partially colonized, from Africa. As a part of a chain of development It suggests great and progressive changes in the human form since the ancestors i the type which eventually survived lirst appeared upon the earth. There is no reason to suppose that this process is even now at. an end.

Habit and environment are the most potent causes, and In both the men of today differ entirely from their prehistoric ancestors. But. man is always a tool-using animal, and the two hammer stones found with this Rho- of tho church, and the offering was by the Rev. Andrew B. Wood, assistant pastor of tho church.

There was singing by a mixed choir under the direction of Dr. T. 10. Morgan, anil Just before tho close of the services General Booth lauded the singing of the choir and tho work of Its director. Announcement was made by General Booth that starting tomorrow officers of the Volunteers of America will be on the streets to receive contributions for the Volunteer Hospital.

Ho spoke of tho past good work of the hospital and its needs for funds. In HUB there were 5,000 persons cared for in the institution and 75,000 assisted in tho free clinic. .31 ADELPHI. MANUAL. Mt.

Vernon 20 Brooklyn Prep 6 St. Paul 3 Army OHIO STATE. 28-Ohlo Wes. 6 Oberlln 27 Minnesota 14 Michigan 7 Chicago 28 Purdue 0 Illinois 110 7 Mt, Freeport St. Francis Barnard South Side St.

Mary's 0 93 112 20- 277 CARNKHIB TECH. 42 Thlel 0 W. and J. .14 7 Geneva 0 42 0 4 2 St. Bona 5ii Allegheny 0 7 fenn 28 21 Hetbany ....12 21 Maryland 0 "THE PILGRIMS" SUNG "The rilgiims," a cantata by Harry Rowe Shelley, was given last night at the Wells Memorial Church in Flat-bush.

The soprano solo, "Glory to God in the Highest," was well sung bv Miss Gladys Dickie. The alto nolo, "Ob. Silent Sorrow of Eve," was given by Miss Helen Polhenius acceptably. "Rt hold My Servant," one of tho principal bass numbers, was effectively sung by Clarence Ernst, and the tenor, W. E.

Brush, ably interpreted "The Sun Is Sinking o'er Jndah's Hills." Tho chorus work included "Tell Ye the Daughter of Zion" and was well given. A trio for soprano, tenor and bass, "Oh, Joy Unalloyed," made -in excellent impression. "The Pilgrims" Is a unique piece, of composition; its text is the work of the Rev. W. 1''.

Ryington. It is based on the journey of Jesus to Jerusalem when he was 1L' years old. A company of pilgrims going from Galilee lo Jerusalem for tiie Passover Feast is the theme. The organist of Wells Memorial Church Is y.iss Mabel E. Burnett, ASKSGHURCH TO PRAY FOR DISARMAMENT r.

.91 .29 lib 14 0 Hempstead 0 Poly Prep 0 Marquand 28 Mt. St. Mary's 0 V. ami M. 108 95 HARVARD.

1(1 Mlddlebury 0 10 Boston 0 3 Holy Cross 0 19 Indiana 0 10 Univ. Georgia 7 21 Penn Statu ..21 0 Centre 6 3-Prlnceton .10 9 Brown 7 10 Yalo 3 7 blushing ....14 27 Commercial 0 7 Krasmus 0 7 Poly Prep .43 7 New 7 21 Boys' 0 ilesinn skull mark nut the owner r.s a T. (i.T. (i.P. F.G.

S. Pts. 8 8 0 1 0 8 10 0 0 0 18 8 5 0 0 0 7 4 1 0 0 49 7 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 1 1 fi 3 0 0 0 31 4 9 0 0 0 ii 5 II 0 0 0 311 4 0 0 0 0 24 3 2 0 0 0 20 .1 0 0 0 1 20 3 1 0 0 0 19 3 0 0 0 0 l. 3 0 0 0 0 IS 3 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 0 20 2 4 0 0 0 lli 2 2 0 0 0 14 2 2 0 0 0 14 1 7 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 12 2 0 0 0 0 12 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 8 1 0 0 0 1 8 1 2 0 0 0 8 0 7 0 0 0 7 1 0 0 0 0 tl 0 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Ii 1 0 0 0 0 ii 10000 ii 1 0 0 0 0 fi 1 0 0 0 0 t'l 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 (1 10000 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Ii 1 0 0 0 0 (i 10000 10000 0 0 0 0 10000 10000 10000 ti 02100 ii 02000 2 00001 2 01000 V. M.

I. 13 Roanoke 0 32 Hamp'n-Sid 0 20 Wake Forest. 0 7 Vitginia 14 ti2 true specimen of Homo Daily Mail. PENNSYLVANIA. 89 Delaware 0 20 Fr.

Marsh'll 0 7 Gettysburg (I 7 Swarthmore 7 21 Virginia M.L. 7 0 Pittsburg 28 Klotho, Pt. Story. Port pfeff er, Law'ce. 8 W.

Phillips. Morrison, Miller, Port n. Flint, Friends. ...7 Carpenter, Abbott, Flushing. 7 IternHtein.

Smith. South'n Jennings, Morrison. Wagner, S. Side. .5 Lelfhelt.

Acker, St. Paul's. fi Fisher, C. Smith. Wyatt, Hunt, Freeport.

8 Prown. 5 Mitchell. Sprliigman, (J. C.9 Hill. (Hen Cove.

.8 Katran. Freeport. 7 1'eyo, Heinp'd Oihson, So. Side. .5 L.

Brady F. Cowan, I'orgle, St. Paul's. 5 Manning, St. I1 fi Cray, Box, Lynbrook.

..7 Trimble, t.ullloK. Fhilllps, Menhonick, Cannniare, L'ee. .8 hns, 3 Tyson, St. Paul's. fi Dane, Lynbrook.

.7 Pein. Sontham'i! 2 Tiffany, Jamaica. 3 61 238 7 Penn 21 7 N. Car. State.

7 7 N. 'arolina 20 7 Kentucky ....14 7 V. 1'. 1 26 111 MARQUAND. 0 l'oly Prep 2fi Chelsea 3.1 (Hen Cove 7 Horace Mann, fi Cinson Point 29 Adelphi 0 Commercial BOYS HIGH.

6 Rutgers l'rep. 7 0 Commerce 0 0 New Utrecht. 0 7 Poly Prep 7 0 St. Paul's 0 7 Commercial 0 0 Krasmus 6 Kvamler C'lds 6 0 Manual 21 ..38 .14 fi Lafayette 14 Dartmouth 0 Cornell 107 102 135 164 W. J.

14 Bethany 26 Bucknell 64 W. Va. 14 Carn'gle Tech. 14 Lehigh PENN STATE. S3 Lebanon 0 24 Gettysburg 0 35 N.

Car. State. 0 28 Lehigh 7 21 Harvard 21 28 Georgia Tech 7 28 Carn'gle Tech. 7 101 64 HAVERFORD. 0 Stevens 0 0 F.

and 35 0 Delaware 1 3 7 Ursinus 13 3 Johns Trinity II 0 8wai thmiiro .55 16 144 HOLY CROSS. 0 Harvard 3 44 Canisius 0 12 Springfield 0 7 Georgetown .28 28 Bates 0 14 Colby 0 7 New 41 Bos. 0 17 Syracuse 11 49 Westminster. BROOKLYN PREP. fiO-Lynhrook 0 ii Manual 0 1.1 St.

Peter's P. 0 7 St. Joseph's P. 0 0 St. John's 0 6 Flushing 0 ti Fordham 7 Pittsburg 0 1 3 Navy 13 W.

CENTRE. 14-Va. Poly 28 St. Xavler 98 Transylvania Harvard 55 Kentucky 21 Auburn 25 W. 1.

21 Tulanu 2S2 rillCACO. 35 Noi thwestern. 9 Purdue 9 Princeton 35 Colorado Ohio 14 Illinois 3 Wisconsin 105 COT.GATR. 7 st.B'n'venture 14 Allegheny 0 Princeton 21 Susn'hanna 7 Cornell 7 N. Y.

41 Rochester 0 Syracuse Ill-own 21 Columbia IPS 1 0 Pittsburg 31 208 101 NEW I'TRKI'HT. 0 Boys High II Lawrence 0 Poly Prep 1 7 Kv. Chlbls 7 C. C. N.

Y. F. 7 Manual 0 Commercial Ti POLY PRKP. 52 Marquand 49 Commercial 7 Boys' High 3 1 New Utrecht. 91Adelphl 43 Manual 0 Erasmus no 42 WEST VIRGINIA.

35 W. Va. 3 50 Cincinnati 0 13 Pitt 21 7 Ohio 0 Bishop William A. Quaylo of St. Louis.

made an appeal last nigh for "perfecting the deeds of yesterday by deeds of today," at the Ocean Parkway M. E. Church, corner of 112 85 0 Bucknell 0 COM MKRCIAL. 0 Stuyvesant 0 Poly Prep 0 Krtisinus 0 Manual 0 Boys High fi Boston Com 0 Marquand 0 New Utrecht. WORLD NEEDS FAITH, SAYS BOSTON PASTOR 14 Lehigh 21 28 Wash.

Lee. 7 7 Virginia 0 7 Rutgers 17 0 Wash. Jeff. 13 said, Ocean parkway and Foster "It is not as honorable "to have brought about ave. he the 278 14 161 82 ONLY TWO DAYS MORE After reducing the prices on all our used cars 25 PER CAR PER DAY Since November 21st, the prices are now so low-that the balance of our stock will go with a bang.

COME TONIGHT or the first thing in the morning if you want to gat the car you have been watching. Otherwise the other fellow will probably pick it up. The first customer to sign his order and put up his deposit is the one who will get the bargain. AND BARGAINS THEY ARE LA VERNE C. BROWN, Inc.

1384 Bedford Avenue Prospect 3500-3501 ST. FRANCIS PRFP. 0 Adelphi 13 0 All 0 0 N.Y.U. Fresh. 51 0 Glen Cove ...41 13 Jatiink: 0 0 Clason Point.

20 WESLEYAN. 13 Stevens 0 3 Columbia ....14 PITTSBURG. 28 Geneva 0 0 Lafayette 6 21 West Virginia. 13 21 Cincinnati 35 Syracuse 0 28 Penn 0 0 Nebraska ....10 0 Wash. JefT.

7 0 Penn State 0 133 50 P. M. C. 20 Albright 27 7 Vlllanova 19 12 Gnllnudet 0 26 Wash, 7 14 F. and 41 12 Ursinus 0 0 Conn 0 0 Delaware 6 3 St.

0 94 94 PRINCETON. 21 Swarthmore 7 19 Colgate 0 0 Navy 13 0 Chicago 9 34 Virginia 0 10 Harvard 3 7 Yale IS 0 Boston 7 achievements of tho past as it is to Inhere tonight to pray for disarmament Men of the past tlid not use up all lb" chances or exhaust all the faith. What are we doing with our opportunities these days? "There is no cause for discourage, ment. Tilings are better now than they ever were in I he past. Women don't seem fo realize that in no other 7 7 N.

Y. U. COLUMBIA. 7 Amherst. 11 Wesleyan 19 Y.

U. 7 Dartmouth 0 Williams 7 Cornell 21 Ohio 14 Colgate. ...14 3 13 125 14 Tufts 3 Amherst 0 Union 0 Williams B'KLYN EVE. H. I 20 Nyaek 21 Freeport 20 West 14 Cincordia 31 Upsala 30 lutith Inf.

0 Kingston 13 KRASMUS. 1.1 St. John's 31 Commercial 0 Manual fi Roys High 0 Poly Prep 138 89 40 WILLIAMS. ST. JOHN'S PREP.

0 Erasmus 1 3 39 Lynbrook 0 0 Flushing 7 20 Hoinpslcnd 0 7 Cooper Union 0 0 klyn 0 0 Peeks'llI M.A. 7 7 Glen Cove. 0 IOWA. 32 Knox 14 20 Nntre Dame 7 14 Illinois 2 13 Purdue 6 41 Minnesota 7 34 Indiana 0 14 Northwestern. 0 168 36 IOMA STATE (AMES).

28 Con i 21 Grlnnoll 1 14 Missouri 17 7 Kansas 14 ft Swarthmore .13 7 Kan. 3 Nebraska 35 80 85 JOHNS HOPKINS. 3 Mt. St. Mary's 2 27 Delaware 0 Ii Dickinson 0 7 Virginia 13 4 1 W.

Maryland, ft 28 Haverford 3 0 swarthmore 7 17 St. John's. 3 0 Wash. Lee. 7 132 35 LEHIGH.

22 0 7 Rutgers 0 7 Penn State ..28 7 W. and 14 21 West Vlrginlal4 13 Muhlenberg ..14 55 Lebanon Val. 7 6 Lafayette ....28 1D8 105 CORNELL. 55 Rochester 0 lift Wes. Reserve.

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Carolina. 0 23-Willlams 0 0 New Utrecht. 6 13 Freeport 0 65 Baldwin 0 29 South Side 6 6 Dover 28 3 Pt. Wash'g'n. 19 1U 68 "Have faith in God," was the message delivered to the congregation at PlymouUi Church yesterday by the Rev.

Dr. A. Z. Conrad, pastor of the historic Park Street Church, at Boston. The subject chosen by the speaker for his discourse was "Life's Unsolvable Problems," and he enumerated many of the questions being asked of the Church today.

"We are only on the frinpre of knowledge," ho continued, "and after all the wonderful accomplishments of science wo are but widening lis possibilities. We find no fault when the human mind cannot. Rrasp material things, but in the realm of religion people complain because they cannot grasp the mysteries of Clod. We can go just so far, then we are out of our depth, and we will never be able to fullv accomplish the truth. "We have to do with Providence.

God is at work in His world, but how to interpret Him that is more difficult. To justify the ways of God with man would be to know all that God knows. The question may be asked, 'Then why is evil In the And this is a challenge to all of us. On the other hand, the world is also full of truth and facts. "The three terrible facts In the world, and which Christianity does pretend to deal with, are Sin, Sorrow and Death.

How shall we deal with them? By faith. There are a multitude of facts demonstrating this in the llible, for the heart of Uod is throbbing in it. There is no other book like it. "Ktith is not the Irrational thing many people think it is. Right now the world needs faith more than it ever did before." DARTMOUTH.

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Y. U. 7 7 1 7 est Va. 3 Harvard ..10 45 Brown 28 Maryland 13 Princeton 202 country do women have the opportunities they have in America. In Europe the women wait 011 the men.

in this country the men wait on the women. Nor tlo we find here the snobbishness and class distinct 1011 so prevalent across tile ocean. It iloesn'l help things lo say that the world is a terrible place and that conditions are bad. Every one knows that. Instead of being discouraged we should I hank God that we can help to make things better.

Don't worry about what might have happened but rather Improve things as they now are. "Conditions were different in John Wesley's day and ho used dieerent methods sometimes to do good than are now practiced. But John Wesley was a practical common sense sort of a man and if lie should come into this church tonight and see the boys' basketball court in the basement he would say, 'Praise God from whom all blessings It is far better to keep the boys and girls from hell than to go tripping around to get them out of hell. The purpose of the Church is to lift up tile whole of the people's life, to encourage the good things and stamp on what is bad. And you can't do good by talking about it; you must live and act your religion." About 4UI persons heard lh" sermon.

The Rev. Wilfred Clark Phelps, pastor of the church, introduced the bishop. FLUSHING. 21 Mamaroneck 0 26 Morris 0 7 St. John's P.

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