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PAGE T11REB THE DAILY REPUBLICAN WjjpXESDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1929 tTTTF 17 27 A A Quartet of Connie Mack's Star Arrange to attend the Cooking School, sponsored by The Daily I Republican to be held in the First Presbyterian Church, Thursday jand Friday, October 10th and 11th. wtmcms i WORLD SERIES HURLERS BIG I V' 7Tl anng por lrrep 1 nnin a wir- QUESTION 1 advertising must be paid in 1 If you like to iffht put your energy to work for The Chamber of Commerce. ft Washington Mi sc." i 1 I.

advance. tfo advertisement taken for less than 25c 1 Female Help Wanted 30 By Davis J. Walsh N. S. Staff Correspondent.) (i Monongahela Gridders Free DEMPSEY TO START i ELECTRIC ad ACETYLUIE LETTERS FROM STUDENTS PROMOTING RACKET To Meet Frorn New York, Oct.

2. 1 may have; been just another day of devotion i and self-denial on the beach at i Coney Island but," to smart base- Chicago, Oct. 2 (INS) Tonight Alumni Today. Girl for WANTE Jack Dempsey conies back in a Tf Rrnkpn. general tbcl-tf Phone 844.

ousework. nnv rata, tllnf nf iw- ball men," last Sunday furnished what is believed to be a pre-dated The Red and White football ma- Lessful promoter of a box- Male Help Wanted 31 I chine, intact from the opening con- jg 8how. test with Duquesne on Saturday is And fate, oddly enough, has de- being put through a fast pace by creed that the Manassa Mauler will make his managerial debut Coach C. H. Wine in an effort to' less than one mile from the place account of "the first' game of the 1929 World Series, at least so far as" the starting pitchers are concerned.

These will be George Earnshaw, for the Athletics, and Massanutten Academy Two reliable men wanted. Steady only. Good earnins to! Woodstock, Va. who qualify. See Mr.

Smith iron out a few or tne rougn spois where two year8 ag0 Le weiIt down Charley Root for the Cubs, altho t' Hotel Donora, Wednesday and Dear Daily: liursday after p. m. tbc-30-2 I arrived down here to find my- 1 i KPif in fast comDany. we have to defeat before Gene Tunney in a Malone still has a chance of get-Ling the nod from Joe McCarthy that are still in evidence on the team before before the contest Sat- bout which the experts wisely pre- I Birds-CatS-DogS PetS 43 I sonie 0f the best backfield materi-! WE'LL WELD ITL AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK WELDING Frames Straightened We Specialize on Wrecks OFFICIAL AAA TOWING STATION Open Day and Night CALL 570 LAZZARl'S GARAGE AT RIVER BRIDGE East Monongahela when al in country. We are a little weak the time conies.

Earnshaw, ur(Jay with tue LjtUe presidents of rer, can't miss. i. dieted would usher him into pugilistic oblivion. Jackie Fields, welterweight chiini howev onongahela. 39-30-2 finding center matenal but, vvasuiugiuu 111511 otiiuyi.

iiic game Saturday will be the first pion from Chicago and Vince Dun we migui ue amc um-uci Miscellaneous For Sale ttieoniething good. May go out for guard but I don't know what to dee, are the principals on a card At least, that is baseball logic after what happened on Sunday. The incidents of the day, numbering two. The first of these saw Root shut out the Reds with six start oil' the home lot for the Wild phone go out or For Good Soudan Coal C10-R-4. J.

H. Zekoll. ZOV-l-Ol 1 iri, Jr. is a nipn nlaw liprp Rpau- of three ten round bouts. Dave Shade will meet Joe Roche in the ten round windup.

Both are California middleweights. 'hits, a. rather significant gesture 1 11 1 0 1 0 I tiful hills in the distance, beauti- Washington has already played and won two games, haying defeated Burgettstown and Browns-yiile. A feature of the Washington" play- is a fleet back field that is protected by a heavy, fast charging line. The' Monongahela high team COAL Get your coal now.

For ice call 2G1-M. Arthur L. Hil-m. 157-25-Oct. 8.

OAL For good coal, call 916 mith-IIerron Coal Co. Aug. 2-tf ful sunsets, and last-but not least beautiful SUNRISES. We are swinging into flie regular grind as the days pass. You ought to see at this stage of the proceedings.

The second recorded the debacle of the Athletics' ranking left bander, Lefty Grove. He failed to come up tor the sixth inning against the Red Sox after spotting them elev- me in a uniform either look like i Apartments For Rent 52 en hits. The performance was came through the opening game rather typical of the Grove the last with Duouesne wfth the sfjuad in-tour weeks have known. itact and will apparently present AMERICA'S LOWEST-PRICED FULL-SIZE CAR tells the full story of FOR RENT One four room nd on fire room apartments. 11 conveniences.

Inquire Dan's Storo, tbc-July 10-tf Furnished Rooms 54 a mailman or like a West Pointer. Well, I guess I better sign off as I have already caused enough static. Thanks for the paper, and say hello to everyone for me and write me how Simms is getting along. Will write to you after the Mercersburg game. Your friend, RUBY SKLAR P.

S. My address: Cadet Richard Sklar, Massanutten Academy, Woodstock, Va. ml; HAAS FQXX SIMMONS I FOXX There will be a lot of hocus po-cus about pitchers before the first game of the series iiext Tuesday. It is the big "if" game of the event and neither team "can afford to blow it. They, therefore, must start the man in whom they have the most confidence and Connie their entire strength on Saturday.

Ko'nreceiyed a' bit nip "on his ankle, but is in fairly good shape now, Harrison arid Baxter did not appear for practice yesterday, the latter having an attack of boils and the being' slightly sick. They will probably be in uniform FOR RENT Two furnished toms for light housekeeping. Pri-ite porch and all conveniences, ill 407-J. tbc-l-tf Mack wont have to until next ifodav. The workouts after school Four young men upon whom Connie Mack pins hopes for a world's championship in baseball are Mickev Cochrane catcher-Jimmy Foxx.

first baseman, and AI Simmons and "Mule" Haas' nfid.e.": Th.cse a big: in giving Connie Mack LARGER BODY WIDER SEATS FOR RENT Nicely furnished torn, adjoining bath separate en-ance to hall. Heart of down Phone 444-M. 27-tf Tuesday to find that out. He yesterday were in offensive instruc-knows now who that man is: in tion with various players being fact, he has known it for some drilled in points they were weak time. He has no choice in the I in.

The defeat Saturday has not matter, which may be just as well. I made the team downcast, instead irin cv.i lj-v American league pennant. Al harA Saltsburg, Pa.j SXwrJdriw trouWe801Be t0 the Cubs in th Dear Daily: FOR RENT Nicely furnished ont room, centrally located. In-lire 424 Chess Street. tf Just a few lines toilet you know I'm still living.

I wanted to write sooner but if HOUSES FOR RENT 56 you knew how busy we are up here MORE HEAD ROOM FOR RENT Six room house and 5'0U would easily understand the MORE LEG ROOM Connie Mack may have wished to avoid starting his two left handlers in successive games but I don't see how he can avoid it now. Besides. Walberg and Bush may not pitch the third game of the series; depending on what happens in the first two. If, for instance, the Cubs, smack Grove, then Mack may take a chance with Qui mi's spit ball and if the Athletics get it has filled them with determination. This afternoon the members of the former school teams are scheduled to' play the varsity members to give them some real opposition.

Calling themselves the "Coshocton as a number are employed hi this establishment the former stars remember their plays very Well and had the varsity on the "go" last week -they first delay. We have to work Football Gossip From High School And College Squads itli, all modern conveniences, orner of Third and Short streets, ill 381-J. 41-2-3 plenty! both athletically and scholastically. But for all that it is certainly a nice place. In regards to the team.

Well, it is tough staying on the squad at friendly -with the Cub right hand-win from the Galloping Ghosts, ofjers, McCarthy might want to gam-East Washington, Friday after-ible with Nehf, the left bander, who noon at College Field, the contest 'showed a nice performance against this year. Almost every one is a back too. Tt will keep me hopping around to stay on the squad but WAYNESBURG The Yellow Jacket football of. Waynesburg College went FOR RENT Two houses, at $20 id $25 per month, with gas, elec-ic, -water and bath, located on iiith street. Inquire C.

Barbero, 3 Main street. 145-1-7 fOR RENT Cottage, four large pm's, water, gas, electric, large on improved streets. Call 15-M. Nelson First Ward. LARGER BRAKES WIDER DOORS then maybe I'll get in a few games Let's hope so.

through a tough practice session to start at ciock Sharp. the Phillies "on September 11 and hasn't been asked to do a thing yesterday afternoon. The game There's 'quite a bit of difference i They are a couple of old since. ti, Atit. 1 Saturday with Pitt is now a mem-1 PRINCETON met.

A real game is not played, i the ball is put into play at the forty yard line and each get a chance to work the' ball down the field. With the wet weather today i the' team will get a chance to dem- onstrate its ability with a slippery pigskin. i The game Saturday will begin at i 3 o'clock sharp. Franlt Barbe, of i Waynesburg, will referee Satur- day's contest, Samuel Weiss, of 11U111 lllg 1IC UUltlVilLC ory ana tne waynesuurg piayers Prinrnimi .1 net 1 tll7 iuiiil 11-20-2 ag great as between grade I oi.n t.o(ii!i,,r ir. mnnt i I worth a.

whirl for one came are ri-ne icer urn nas oee i iwis house 'school' and high school. FOR RENT Five room How is everything there. Tough more nearly in their class. The i before he got grldders" are billed to. meet the In-, For yesterday" in a practice game M.

H. S. lost Saturday. Wasn't jd bath, situated in Park avenue. Dim Bryan, real estate agent, irst National Bank Bldg.

-tbc-30-tf FOR SALE jciiana Mate college team at ay-j Rntgers defeated the Princeton whole 011 Saturi'ay- eleven 7 to 6. LARGER TIRES BETTER VISION bad though. Remember me to the Despite the slippery field Rut- AND UPWARDS, F. O. B.

FACTORY CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT Duquesne has been chosen as urn-1 pire and Arnold will be the head- linesman. I FOR SALE Spotted pony, quiet, I WASH-JEFF Coaches Ray Ride and Bill Amos are driving the Washington and gang. Your friend, JIMMY SIMMS P. S. Getting the every day.

It sure is a life saver. gers flashed a fine aerial attack and it was a 30-yard pass over the goal line that earned them victory. Ed $ttmer, Princeton backfield Donora High school gridders Jefferson players week in or- made 15 first downs to for Trin- jod worker. Reasonable price, hone 326-R. 43-1-3 HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE ulerjo have them on top for the was injured during the game, Eame Saturday but thev ll.tKimirt.

1.,.. ,1.. Arrange to attend the Cooking School, sponsored by The Daily Republican to be held in the First I I Park Avenue Motor Co. rtMuauu oui is exinscieu ue reuuy ior Iin Uu of 50-1. The I College.

nci'iiiaiiuge was me or-1 Aiiinersi on sauiruay. Durham, N. C. Dear Daily: I would appreciate your kindness very much, if you would send rrccDyienan unurcn, inursaayi and Friday, October 10th and 11th. 217 Park Avenue Phone 718 i aerial attack of the up river team was very good with most of thier touchdowns coming from that Oct.

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Special attention was devoted to having the interference form fast YALE FOR SALE Four complete oms of furniture. In good condi-on. Inquire Jno. L. Thomas, hess near hospital.

73-2-5 i Now Haven, the "Daily" to me. I have missed it greatly this year. I guess it's Hcxrn no I'm tzr far fi'mn liitno I er. The college fleet backs require that the forwards get under i (INS) Yale's 1929 football edition i looks better with each succeeding practice. In their first practice of; South Brownsville will meet Du FOR SALE Combination Stove, elephone 759-M.

49-30-5 way with all possible speed Duke is one of tlie prettiest i quesne High school I'Tuiay. rue schools I have ever seen, all laid i i the week the Eli Varsity whipped Brownles nre aljnoKt a ma. LOOMING TRINTY Houses For Sale 63 out in sixty acres. the sciuds, Zi to with a tine dis- nll(i f1l nmp to Coach Tom Ell wood sent his Blue llay of offensive strength. There are eight hundred and ibe a real test for FOR SALE New Four room use with two 'acres of ground 801Me freshmen in school, and a jand White Trinity players through "ilr new Raidlnml SHinnl i hundred and sixty' five are from a stiff scrimmage drill yesterday "Lr new Raid and Srlinnl.

rjji A new design in football pants NEW YORKU. New York, Oct. 2. (INS) the varsity meeting the) -New Ms the latest innovation for the Pennsylvania alone. The freshman football squad ts the largest in the history of tlie school.

There were one hundred and fifteen out but they had to cut the squad down to five 'full teame. freshman team in a real game. The varsity won the contest, but wore forced to the limit to defeat the yearlings, who time and again took the ball deep into the first team's Cf 6 4 th York University has suffered its gridiron game to come from Head first major football casually of. the coach Elmer Laydeii, of Duquesne season. Harry Schneider, veteran University.

Layden, star fullback center, wrenched a shoulder in Notre Dame's Four Horsemen" scrimmage and will be on the side-jand called Knute RockheV most lines when tne Violets tackle West brilliant pupil, is almost as prolif- They give the varsity some stiff territory only to be held for downs when they got within scoring dis a rf fine well water. Reasonable, all Monongahela 820. 130-30-5 FOR SALE New three room ouse at Baidland with two acres A bagain. Call Monon-ahela S20. 100'30-5 LOTS FOR SALE 64 FOR SALE At Baidland, two ores ground with gas and oil.

ight on good road. $1,000 takes lis if sold before 10th of, October, all Monongahela S20. 150 30-5 LEGAL ADVERTISING Virginia Wesleyan. Chick Mee- (c in his inventions and contribu-1 opposition in scrimmage. Duke is-pointing for its game with Pitt this coming Saturday and I presume ''if' will be a pretty tance.

Tho' Trinity. varsity is not showing the fight that they will have to produce if they expect to hail's desire for another punter may be fulfilled by Charles Marshall, an end. tions to football as his former mentor. The trend of the time is toward lighter football garments, which will also fill the required protection. Layden's new pauts have the good game, but will hot predict any score.

are expecting I BELT LINE ROUTES APHIINn I A PTC riTIFQ the' rare combination of full pro AKUU1NU LAKUb UUL5 little weiKnt. Resem STUDIED BY STATE Wn lhe conventional "shorts" iworn by English boy scouts, each SIMB crowd of 35,000 people. A friend KENNY ABBOTT, Duke University, Box 7G3. Durham, N. C.

W. J. FR0SH -TO MEET KISKI Arrange to attend tWe Cooking thool, sponsored by The Daily Republican to be held in the First resbyterian Church, Thursday nd Frida, October 10th and 11th. WORTHY SUCCESSOR iThe secret of the varnish used by ttradivari on his violin has been jSt leg of the Layden pants ends just above the A basketball ribbed knee-guard which holds the regulation blue stocking In place, helps dispense with the heavy and binding of canvas of the pants now in general use. This feature enables the player to bend the knee with more freedom and to run with greater ease.

One-piece thigh guards, side- MTIOXAL MUtiUR Results Yesterday. Cincinnati 3, Chicago 2. Brooklyn-Philadelphia, rain. Only games scheduled. TO A GREAT From February to August, the nockingbird sings both day and light.

Read the advertisements In The Jaily Republican and your Dollars Vi II have more Cents. swiped pads and felt kidney audi THE 2 (INS) Constantly Increasing traffic vol-uins, with resultant congestion in all the larger cities of the State has caused the' Department of Highways to begin a study of belt line routes which' will permit through traffic 'to skirt outlying sections, it was announced today. The first study will be made in Philadelphia. When the engineers complete their report on the Philadelphia situation the study Will be made in other cities." Philadelphia's "City' Line' Avenue" no longer Serves (ts purpose as the city has spread far beyond It, members of the Highways Department pointed out. i City traffic' is divided by highway engineers into the following six classifications: Local delivery, serving business houses and private homes.

transit passenger service. Standing of Hie Clubs, Won Lost Ict. Chicago 95 52 .646 Pittsburgh 86 64 .573 New York 82 66 .554 St. Louis 76 73 Philadelphia 70 81 .464 Brooklyn 70 Si .464 Cincinnati 65 84 .436 Boston 54 97 .358 hip pads, reinforced with fibre, give protection where needed. An elastic section in the back of each leg lends further freedom of movement when bending.

The absence of the usual knee padding is an aid to speed. NASH Coach Washington and Jefferson College freshman eleven, which has been taking its blimps in scrimmages with the varsity candidates, will make its debut at Saltsburg Saturday in a contest with the strong Kiskimin-etas schol team. "We are hot making any claims" said Coach Henry, former All-American tackle and rated by many gridiron critics as the greatest of all time. I Four games are on the schedule of the Vice Presidents. Saturday, October 12, the date on which W.

J. goes to Lewlsburg to meet the Bucknell athletes in a home-coming struggle, Henry's players will meet the Carnegie Tech plebes at College Field. The Vice Presidents will, also, play the Panther Cubs on their home field, the date of the contest being October 26. In concluding their season the Vice Presidents will journey to Morgantown to play the Mountaineer yearling athletes. New York has more Italians than Rome.

Cnmt's Today. Chicago at Cincinnati. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Results Yesterday Washington 'at Philadelphia, rnin. both games.

A passenger, train arrives hi New York every 52 seconds. One tenth of all the Jews in the World live in N.v lork City. Employees driving to and from I0RSE RACING TODAY I AND TOMORROW AT BURGETTSTOWN FAIR Hlorse racing is the program t6-lay and tomorrow at the 74th an-uial fair of the Union Agricultur-ii Association at Burgettstown. Yesterday was a busy day but he largest crowds are expected and tomoriW. While this agricultural assocla-Von has stood the tests for nearly hree-quarters of a century, those nterested in a good show of stock wll still find it here, although hot larg as In many forhier years vlicn there was more interest dis-ilayed in live stock by the far-ners thnu there is today.

(IcparlincntS' nre 'Well filled, ii.l wlille tlif show ii not an nm quolily nf iitock shown cannot re bonteii. work ciua Standing of the intra KEENIE'S GARAGE Local and suburban residents intra city. Tourists, through. The first three groups, it, was said, must of necessity, use existing routes. Providing alternate routes' for fhe other threfl classes is ho- mnhr object of the RludleS which -will lie shortest, distance on the map, regardless' 6f the.

time which wilt 'be required, adds to down town traffic congestion, engineers said. It was 1 believed that tourists who have no desire to visit any section of the cfty ihrn which 'they pns Won Lost ret. Philadelphia "102 46 .689 New York 1 88 -64 .579 Cleveland 80 68 St. Louis 76 72 .514 Washington 71 79 .473 Detroit 69 81 .460 Cliiriigo v. 56 92 .378 Boston 50 90 .368 flumes Todny.

Washington at Philadelphia, The mistletoe never takes root (he ground. "We Never Sleep" will he glad of opportunities to for the The desire of tho averags motor- iivold IieHvy traffic In the heart of Miissiilinl was educated profession of teaching. Phone 490 First and Mam Streets Ists to take what looks like tho 1 the larger cities..