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RKVIKW octouhu 2 MIDLAND HEAVY FAVORITE OVER POTTERS West Penn Tilt With Bums Sunday Prepare Boast 5 Victories Lorals May he First Team to Score on Rival Eleven By ROBERT ELLIOTT. Snorts Editor, The Review. oil the flt-Kl firn' In Hie n'ni gridii'on Hcasoii, find tlicnisolvos profiirinir for bnttio vtn tho dlntiiif They worp a rliLilif to doforit Halfin nnd Philadolnhia and (o Toronto and for. However on Fridav nivlit at field Hie locala will "ilep out under tlio nuizdaa lucorded Imt one clianco in a tiioii'-'aiid of win- nine. The retmon? team of "fool from Midland.

Foai h- ed liy a fine mentor in Lomond and well veiH'al in tlm deceptive Notre Dame style of the have run over all opi'osition this and I uro to fake the Potters right Bfrlde, Unscored On. The Midland aggrega Hon has won five sfraight over fair ly tough opiMisltion and has yel to be scored upon. The Hteelcrs have p.ariiered pointn as follows: 10 against Freedom, against Fll wood Fity, naainst Hrigli ton. against acaiiist Be.iver Falls. As compared to Hie Midland i ord, the Potters hoasf two wins in four starts and have scored n', points as enmpared to the opposi Fxclnding the Fhester game, wlilih was a rump for the inrals, the comtiiiie has been ontscored hy Its opiionent.s, to About the only of comparison, and it is not very reliable Is the score hy wlih li the rival teams dofeafi'd In a practice Hit which saw Hie local reserves in a good sliaro of Hie fmV- Monaca downed the Potters 34-0.

Also idayiiig seciuid for a good part of the game. Mid land swamped Monaca, 0. Dopestera May Get Shock. no ilenying tlie Potters have Improved under another grid treat tutelage since the Monaca disaslm- proceeds to ho given to However the lietlliig l-hist needy and uneni- Ruch as it is, deems said Improve proposed. It will he play- nient not sufficient to nllow an night of N'ov f.

at Pat- Kasl Liverpool victory liere Fri field. day. The Midland hackers ere al --------lowing and two toiuhdowns to Seek First Win Of Season Over Foes In Tilt Here. A wild group of Texas Longhorns will stampede Into Cambridge to tackle the Harvard Crimson October 24. Texas, champion of the Southwest conference in 1930, will show the east some of the section's best talent In Baumgarten guard, and Blanton, tackle, and Stafford and Koy, backs.

Koy is recognized as the hardest driving bockfield man in the southwest. hvm A Hio proposed liar i(y grid gamo hclwocn (he HCH higli Kchool eleven and Alnnini aggregation has failed Potter Hiipportcrs and a scat'ered ffcW aro reported to he so op'imis tic hs to givo Hast Liverpool 18 iMiinls. Tlie 18 point margin acems hard ly JuHlifiuhle the impres I vo Midland rei'ord. Tho Potters' have a great deal of Ktreuglh and If it comcH out on the surface Friday night the dopesters are likely to get a severe sho( k. Ou a dry field Holi Hall is i er tain to bother tho Midland dofMise as is (iarner McCoy.

'I'lie lino i.s not a cinch to get throughlo by any means. Two Great Stars. Matt Ordich and are Mid big they're a pair of mean hall toters Memory of Ordich with that bigi on iiis hack running rampant through a baffled Potter eleven last full are still rampant. The shining lights on the forward wall are Captain Steve Trhovicli. center, and TeiMivich.

a tackle. Trhuvich is a gnat defcn slve performer and a hear cat on offense. It present plans go through the game will be between two Ex High Aggregations, one coached by Joe Hurst and the other by Leland Schachern. Hurst is now in the newspaper game at New Philadelphia but is expected to consent to coach one of the teams for the charity tussle. It should be good en tcrtainment.

ICllT foothall is surely a Ing proposition in Fa.st Liver pmd, ai cording to tho rcptmt Superintendent H. (5 Means, which was presented at the hoard of education meeting lust night Total reeeiids at the Toronto offensive threats and were with expenses )f leaving net proceds of that all of Midland will be here while local fans have been following this year's team faithfully. Four In Scoring Deadlock Alter ahsorhing their Initial de. it of the fiPHson Sunday at the amis of the Jame.s P. Rooneys In VVt: league battle in iinch, Andy Fuller's Homer aughlin Pros will start prepara- ioii', today for tho invasion of the rns eleven next.

Hnmhiy in an- cher ronferenee struggle. eapaeity crowd is expected to Iirong Clarke field in Nowell for till, tiff, providing 111 wcatlior is suitjihle. Fven if Id Pluviiis doe.s decide to tmd down a few rain drops, ex- likely Hiat a good sized iHli'mce will he present for Hie iPirn at pro.sent looms as the tig obstacle in the patli of the as they march to a second loiiseciilive West Penn eliampion- shiii. Tlie LS-2 win over the Lingiilins last Sunday was hut foiirtli straight victocy league ennilietitioii. It need to ho said that lie Hiirnstnen will he haftliug for all their wortli to upset the local nh at Newell.

Hums have lo.st 11 one game this sea.i-'on niul tiiat a 3-0 tussle with tlie Roon- ej s. On Hie other hand, the Langh- iins ii.ivc' tied the McKeesport Olympic and West View while los- Tho locals also reccMved a torfeit from the defuncf Fast Firemen. The Filth (cimiiine needs a win over tlie eha Hockey League To Employ Same Plan TORONTO, Ont. Oct. 2d 3'he eight teams of the National iKickey league will play throngli a full schedule this just to eliminate two of their number before tlie champion.ship play-off series begins.

Directors of tlie league have decided to make no change in (he coiiiplicated playoff system. involving the three leading team.s in each of Hio two divi.sions, despite the fact tliat the fur one year of Hie Philadelphia and Ottawa) has cut the niemhership from 1" clubs to eight, I'lifler the iilayoff the bailers in each divi.sioii at the close of the regular season engage in a series of five games for the I kuii piuiiship Friday Night Tilts Top District Gridiron Cards; Salem Team Idle Friday Night Midland at East Liverpool. Wellsville at Toronto. Salem-Open date. Schenley at Steubenvide.

Saturday Columbiana at Salineville Leetonia at East Palestine. Sebring at Lisbon. Irondale at Dillonvale Weirton at Chester. Yorkville at New Cumberland. Three of Fuliimbian.i big of the gridiron will aving info action again this weekend.

F.ilem's Qiiakei-p having their i otieii date of the season. i Two uf the three elevens hilled for. games. WeiDville and Fast Liver-1 pool, play on Friday night, while. Fa.st Palestine ii hilled for a tilt: with Leeroiiia in tho Holy Fity.

With the Potters doped to week, will give the Fehring el( a tough afternoon. Ka.st weak surely should surmount the l.ee- loiiia obstacle without much culty hut Perry Flyning's H'3l edition much. Fhester, which has not scored in four games xvhile the opposition has rolled up 148 points, again due for a Saturday when It engages the tough Weirton eleven at Fhester. Weir liigh cotnhine lost I game of the isatiin Ibdlaire. STRIB BACK IN ACTION AGAIN Ohio Will Bother Wildcats Hanley Elleven Must i II- Hit Climax in First Game.

tlv The AskAtiatriI WiFHITA, O't. Ti. Georgia lieavy- Al weiglit wlu) stopped hy Ville is slated tor a rather easy win Toronto in H'iigals' first try at night foothall. will Mkely givo bis fir.st striiigers as return to ring hy knncking out Salvatore Rnggirelln in see iml rniiiid a hout liere last night. RiiggireUo was dropped Hio leanvass foiir tinies ilio hri)H eli- COIlIlter.

AMERICAN MAY GET NEW BALL much re.st as possible. looking ahead at llie important struggle with I'loyd Quakers at bun on Friday night, Oct 3d. Steuheiu ille. always fnllowc 1 clo.sely by local grid fans, has a comparatively foe in Sclieiilevj of Pittshurgli on Wells grid-i iron Friday nigfit. Punque Fart- --------ledge has hi.s eye.s on Mn.ssil-i Tiu- loli-SteulienviUe battle a week! FHIFAHO, 0( t.

2d. When Hie major season roll oliimbiana nud Salineville williaroiind the American league may liattle for touiitv class the style of baseball adoie- aiy Saturday at tlie latter iiy the National league last sea- The teams look to he fairly evenly Hv The iated CFFIFAHO, 0(t. tlio other siimaier hook favorites. Michigan and Purdue belted out of the championship, Northwestern is faced with the rather unique sitiiu liiiriiH to remain in the titular jtioii of reaching the climax of its, and Andy will have his lads 1 Rig Ten seaHon in its first game matched with the odds on tlie visiting aggregation. Lisbon and ing should wage another hot battle in the county I.isbon.

7-0 over East Palestine last President William Ilarridge m.iy Teeoiiimeiid a eh iiigo to the sphere wiili tlio enihossed seams and thicker hide, at the animal meeting of the major leaene Dee. Id, Im.stling all the way to np.sef the The Wildcats, scoring piaetice dope hiielief and send the Hums 1 games, have devoted their fir.st 'HE Midland fray here will wind lip Fast Livi riMHil's night schedule for the '-I'leon. Faii- lou Ml Kinley is hilled for an argu ment with the Poiter.i liero on Saturday afternoon, Oct. 31. likely that lot of lui al fans will joiiniey down to Steubenville the preceding Friday night to see Fart ledge's great comhine Imltle witli the dlloii Tiger, The crowd at the East Liverpool McKinley fracas will probably be hard hit by the Carnegie Tech Notre Dame battle in Pittsburgh the same day.

A large number of Pottery City fans are certain to journey into Pittsburgh to see the Irish in action, despite the fact that the Anderson outfit will be an overwhelming favorite. Westfall, Grimes, Gabriel and Scbnur Are Tied. BY RALPH TEATSWORTH United Press Staff Correspondent Four iduycrs today svere tied for fir.st pcoriiig hoiior.s among Ohio collogo fiKitliall teams, with 30 points f'aeli. The loading scorers were Martin Sehnur, I'liiversity of Dayton Flark Gabriel, iOhio university quiuterhack; IjPO jGrimes, Mount Fnion fullhaek, and 'Edgar Westfall, Ohio Wesloyan halfback. Sehniir.

Grimes and Westfall liuve HI ored five toiiehdowiis aiiieee, hut Galirbd has four touchdowns to Ids redit and six points after toiiehdown. back on the end of tlie count. Futier will not make any changes for tho Hums engagement alfhongh a few iidnor sliift'i ni iy he in onli r. Eollowing the Humlay clash at home, the I.aiighlins jomiiey to West View on Nov. have an open date the following Sunday; entertain the McKeesport Olympics appears to he nothing to pi on Nov.

13 and the Rooneys on the vent another perfect record. 22nd ami then close the West Penn senson on Nov hy battling the HnriiH in Pittsburgh. three dates to battles with Nebraska, Dame and the University of snnthern hrancli. isaturday they will tackle as their first conference foe, Ohio and they probably encounter anytliing tougher than the Huck- eyes OU the rest of their schedule Both Use Warner System. If Northwestern gets by Ohio, Lower With old Jup Pluvius spoiling all hopes of a new attendance record at the Salem game here, school authorities are looking forward to the Midland-Potter fracas here Friday night setting a new mark of some kind.

There's no doubt O.M freshman aopho- 'Vullaee Roudehnsh, Miami quar- niore agvreuation of Potter li'sh scorer, with griilders crahliHd a 12 win over the Wellsville Reserve.s Sat yanuielson. of Fase; Colin iirdav at Patterson fi. ld. The local Wing of vouiigsters disphn. good L.mhall'"'.‘’'I"’'"‘‘Haee, and Terry of in tlowiiiim the rival school and it each had 24 point.s.

The leading undtheniim her of points made hy each follow; Player and School Td. Ep. Total surely looks like oii'Tht to have a sweet eleven next fall. He only loses uiie haekfiehl man and about four linesmen from tlie present varsity Coach Satisfice I I 1 atily w111 decided in favor of the llll LJUCK 1 121V lino. western's forwards have been A victory for Oliio would not cud the serious troubles, for they must nioel Indiana, Illinois and VMsconsin.

Hutli Ohio and Northwe.stein eni ploy the double wiiighack svstom if offensive and the contest prob Willaman Plans No Chancres in Ohio Lineup. rated as the equal of nnythiiig in tlio midwest. Injuries have dimiiiod hope of seirliig a victory for the we.st over Fariiegie at hurgh Hiis week. Wlieii tho roll c.illed after tho Wisconsin ilefeat. Tty The I Vuiirvich aiiil Horst rnuii, fullbacks FOI.UMIH'.S, Oct.

and Pardonner, quarter fied he has found tho organization backs; Risk and Purvis, halfhaoks. ho has l)c-en seeking since iluv fir.st of the year. Foaeh Sam Willaman and I.etsinger and Voinoff, guards, reportoil injuries of painful nature Tlu) locals are expected to he all i TpOp A NI AY in shape fur tho invasion 2110 1 1111X1011 111 I with tho exception of Mitehesoii Lamhorn was out of the Salem en counter, but is expoctt'd back this week, and his return will help the local causo plenty. TEAM TO HAVE Ity The FHIFAGO. Oet 20.

Tlie Fbi cago Hears of National I'ro football league, will "ladies' Sehnur, Dayton Ohio Grimes, Mt. Union Westfall, Ohio the Philadelpliia ellowjaekets at, AVriglev field. from tlio Pitt aggiegation MEET SHARKEY 1 ictoriesi I PHil.ADEld’Ill A. Get. 20.

Tom- Loiighraii. heavy- Flks Bowlillff wolelit, leff jablied bis way lo bis I jthiril vielorv over llisko. Liets Under Flevelami. last iiight in tlo' 10 round featiire of (he arena card, It svas llth straight and iplaeed liim in line for hattle wlth Tho Yale team, eoniposed of 1 Sharkey for tho right to meet Diamond and look an norr Max Schmeling earlv lead in bowling I Ismghraii peppered a sllghtly iu- Monclay Night. Lanning, Wittenberg Terry, Wilberforce Wing, Fennington.

Xavier Beckwith, Xavier Nelson, Wooster Culotta, John Carroll 30 30 30 30 26 24 24 24 24 21 21 20 19 of the Ohio State university foot- isconsin got out without casual- hall Rqtiad, will m.iko no and the Badgers will lie ripe in Hie personnel of liis leaiii tliD.for a big attempt to make it two in week as he prepares to meet North- a row over Satur- vvestorn Saturday. day. Indiana and Iowa also Most of tho week will ho spout emerged from their scoreless tie In in perfecting now and intricat gooil shape, although it was dem- plays with wliuh tho Ohio coaches oiistrated that each is woefully shy hope to combat the Purple's of capable reservea. Tho IFoosiors plunging and aerial offensive. I will he in about tho same shape as Much time will he spent at oachjFhicago when they meet Satur- practico srtgsion in instructing the as far as repiacementa are backfield men how to hold onto Hieiconeerned.

RADIO i COMPLETE WITH TUBES AVrigley field The girls must write to the ticket office at field, sending self-addressed, stamped enveloiics to obtain two free ducats for tho game. It will be the first lii the his- torv of the league. SPENDS YEARS BEFORE MIRROR jiirod left Into jaw, lini" and again snapping his head hack Figrht Re.sults Hv The outpointed lowa will meet Minnesota, hut does not figuro to win the (Joiih 'uall after they have been tackled. Many of tlie playero were badly ------bruised but unless additional having had two weeks during juries crop up this week, to prepare for the contost will ho able to present its strongest lineup against the Wildcats. Yost Assists Kipke.

Michigan's unexpected defeat hy Ohio has caused TITI ITC out of senii-rotire- 1 iTlvtlttli 111 i I ment and take a more active part MAY RF Harry Kipke prepare 1 i-s .1 match with Illinois. I Illinois still is somewhat of a niy.s NLM Oct A). itinie to get his sophomoroii roadv titles may bo at stake when lon.v Faiizoneri and Kid Fhocolate clash in a hout In Momlay night. 'ilio first aiiie score was 3S7 to tho seeoiid. 420 lo aiti; third, 302 to FMamond's 171 in Ihlrd game high, with.moro HiO iiext in lino.

Me- OlHo 142 was high for tho IMtf meli. Diamoml's IJolinny Ki.sko, Flevelami, (101: I Hilly l'hiladeliihia. Hanovic. Hinghampton, N. Square Nov.

20. for their best. Notre Damo has not permitted llio 63 to 0 march through Drake By IntfrnBtioniil Servier. ST. LOFIS The rage American 'woman spends more than two years of her actual life gazing into the mirror, according to Helena Rubinstein, internationally famous authority on beauty.

"From her days as a toddler combing her childish curls, to her last phase as a bobbed-hair grandmother cos metlzlng herself against tho ravages of time the modern woman stands before the mirror 758 day-' throughout a 60-year Mme. Rubinstein said. NAME OFFICERS of 460 also topped the Tho I'l esults; Yale. Unger 160154 Diamomi 133 156 alono 04 110 Totals 3s7 420 Pit. Mt Henry 131 112 Gothing 100 103 104 Totals 325 346 WILDCAT STARS HURT lU The fniled Ill Oct 20.

Two (71. of Northwe.steiii's stellar sopho- NEW YORK Viclorio Campolo. hacks, George Potter and Argentiiie, kmuked out Ralph Ficu- Olson, aro iujurh'sicello, York, (8); Mateo Osa, hut both are expei ted to ho readyjSpaiii, and Ttnl Satulwlna, Sioux threegame totalifor the Ohio State game Saturday. Fity, drew. (lOi; Susky, perform Potter has a charlev horse and 01- Serauton.

Mike Colson has an infeetod hg. New York, (Idi; Ray Miller. Clitcugo. knocked out Solly Ritz, INJURIES HIT ARMY Hrooklyii. (U.

171 I nitici WIFHITA, (Young) WEST Od. Maion, knocked out 332 eiUiro regular backfield was Uuggirello, Italy. (2). the shlelines with lujuries today FLEVEL.VNl) Lilly Wallace, started work for Lou Severo. the cadets gamo on Saturday.

3 lightweight a Pitslnirgh. Hunk Anderson junior welterweight championship.s,y,,„p^,.jj;^y regular will he on the block and if 1 should mako 130 pounds over in anticipation of will he defending the junior light meeting with Pitt's Powerful weight crown he won from Hemiy Hass. any difference in preparation FRANCE GETS HIGHEST DAM forwards. GRAPE GROWERS ANDERSON FEARS PITT By t'nited SOUTH HEND, Oct. Heartly Anderson expects one of Notre Dame's lianDat Hv Servke.

tilP SC.asoil when PlttS- The highest dam in the bnrgh invades South Bend Satiir- world is to he huiit at Corps, in the'day. Anderson rates Pitt.shurgh's Isere department, to check tho AI- hue as as stronger than North pine torrent, the Drae. it will he basing his opinion on 130 feet high and the depth of nfornuuion brought bat to him hy water beliiiul it will be over Dame scouts. This huge dam will bo built feet. RESTING PLACE MARKED llv Intrrnationiil Service.

DEDH.VM, huge stone in Pineridge cemetery now marks the grave of Igloo, courageous little pet dog of Rear Rich- Philadelphia, (61. HIF.AGO Harry Kbhct.s. Hrooklyn, outpointed Buck Ka.ster-jof concrete, faced with stone, 45 at its base and ten feet thick MAKE OWN WINE 'MIEELIXG. W. Va.

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Akron, outivoiuteil ers in France will have to inako Dunn, Clovcland, their own wine this year instead; PiTTSHUUGH Frankie Wal- of selling the fruit on the vines a.i'laco. Flevelar.d, ouipoiated has been the former custom, ac- Pitt hurah, tUD; Charley cording to one of tho French news- Haxter, Folumhno. ontisnniel Dunn. New FAR ard K. Byrd and his Big champagne firms have bihnny jduring their hardships in expedi-jdeeidod not to buy vinti! after theitSl.

Bf PreM. fions to both ends of the world, wine is made, in eonsequcuce of; IT 1 United States BOSTON The Mount Vernon association, a student government oitfanlaatlon of all students in Boston school of theology, ia beaded by three students from iba far and middle west, one from Maryland, and a fifth from Penn- The complete group of II offieeni and rep- taaente different states and aoid Oanadag and very high customs duties in UiK)n the face of the great pyramidal stone la the simple epitaph. was more than aiinany foreign countries. During the past few I -------------months thousands of iversons have been attracted to the grave. ST.

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