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i ANMMPIEPMEI OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES SATURDAY: NOVEMBER 20 1920 TWENTY-FOUR' I VAN i -40 aircLAudll 1 GAMES TODAY i Harvard Picked TUT I To Overwhelm SAPULPA PROTECTED ASAiNST WEATHER Nowata High Team Builds Up Heavy Score On 11 of 21 tO 2 In oneef the herdest foutcht phyol here title mullion iihroulcee quarter starred for the locale while Frew and Creig did the fee tore work for th visitors Hetirretta threw tilimulgee for a gaiety In the second quarter for the firet count of the same Ca liernerda Men came Mu in tho lest half end pushed over three tench downs Is Easy Opponent For Central Normal Victors Pile Up Score of 34 4 To 0 Yale Team Today Grid Fans Unanimous Selecting Crimson Oklahoma City Quarter Breaks Leg In Fall Er 2 one time homage Ono Om homan ttm and Wir On Wael and Tit ono mont and Tit Vino Ocationi mato end and Light and Room Inks the All wool In both pt dallies a An out thoh moat The Olt anonalble ulion SIP1TPA Nor- insurance has been taken out by the Sapulpa High School Athletic tissocia tion for its game with Latnont high school Thanksgiving day Expenses of bringing the La mold team to Sapulpa will be heavy and no chances are to be taken that a rainy day will lose the a7--clation money DEMPSEY GETS BUSY Training In Fiarneet For Kermit With Drell non Next Month YORK Nov of the Pfogoxed DemPsey-13rennan boot at Mail' Sviar ('antn Dcorde 14 by th New York boxing rommission caused the words heav)weight chentplon tO pitelt Into training In earnest today Demoseg has been doing' )ight work aboard the mato' training ship Granite State 'tatting setion by the COMMieniOn The mateh toot been made for matiy 'weeks It was postponed Resent' times pending official sanction Dempsey' mateh with Brennan wilt be his becond since Winning the world's title A few months ago he knocked Out IIIIy Idiske It Benton Harbor Ads Lowe To Durant DURANT Nov 10--(SPerial)---In one of the prettiest and hardest fought football games played here this nee5On Durant high whorl' defeated Ada high school he the score of 14 to 0 The line plunging and end running of Witite for Durant festive' the game throughout The first tencileionn Ras made on It forwent pass to Witte who went for about twenty yards The ee ond was Made on a reeovered fumble by Bats' who ran forty-five wants for a touchdown VONSHMER SHOOTS OKLAHOMA OFFICER rink BAPTISTS PLAY DURANT No amAL Grove's Men Wilt go in Gams With Light Line SHAWNEE Nor IL (Special) Shorney veteran tackle announced his team watt ready to Meet the Durant Normal squad on he Dimon ti11 tomor- row Ithorney WIfl likely be out of the remaining games on the Bison schedule with an injured leg arrive snnunced that he will 'start 11VIN Ponder brother ef the Pittsburgh Nattonel lengue hurler in Sborneys place hilt 11g center I Pcndere place at guard and IP MI Part Aldridge utility man in the line or backfield in at center This WM glee tho Bat-dims a light but 'cranny line Lorrey Dailey portiog tlitOr of the Tulsa World will referee the game het Saturdey Prank Ilrigge of the Shawnee News will set se empire Muskogee edi Pryor MUSKOGEE Nov li)gh twhool had no trouble with the Pryor high school In the' football ciaM here tlik afternoon The Muttkogee fettled ran to to points find held thetr opponents scorule a 4011 PM Peter Solo Sold NEW YOHK Noe Stokes hes sold Peter Vain world's themnion trotting colt to NVItintlt Hall farm for brceding nurposee it was learned today The price was not made nublio but it was said to have been "about Peter Voir wts a champion yearling set brilliant merkaas a 2 and 8 -YPar-011 end as a 4 year-old made the worlds re oil 4 of 202 OW Bice 48 l'4 lint'SToN 'Immo Nov Rice Inetituto defeated the Southwest Taus Normal teatn hare today by the score of Pi to 0 in a game featured by many By rail Menke NEW YORK' Nov 19-1f Hartford does not overwhelm Tale the bowl tomorrow afternoon nit i tuM of grand Juries Wight to get busy at onc in the hunt for master frond The Crimson team does At number any scintillating Marl within itself but the team as a woolo azeti op as one of the host that has represented Cambridge for ninny years It has deveioped team ploy to its ultimate It knows how to advance the ball hen It gels it an1 how to hold the onslaught against he ouposlion role Hopeless As for Yale well Yale's showing in the Princeton game waa the Worst that any Yale crew has plaid on publie display in years and yet more years Never did a so-called major league gridiron show less football 010118e less ailvaming potter anti leks ability to tackle titan hale did a week ago The Bulldogs showed shout as much ferocity oqainst Princeton na mule minus its hind legs It's burlesque efforts at tacklingnever had an cquai in a big foot A od nothing approvidbly het- I I or ran be ex i-ec toil ago ne liars ard cause you rant very well tenth Mon 1110 haven't football inatinet how to tackle in a ono week period Some folks think that Yale will stiffen for the Harvard game: that it ttt May Ws mightiest That is what efie out of 1000 though prior to the Princeton combat But Yele in that encounter provoked bll WI" play nothing but --recurrent cause of mat de nier within the rale cheering By mall 14 agar copy or By mall rnthAfl OKLAI101 DAILY papers 26a All nom pleturea risk at tl BIM Mt eo responantl: turn The Me fitted to wwa titan wipe crInt local newt Iiiiehouri Salley At Norman: Oklahoma vie Kansas Aggien At Am: Iowa State ea Iowa At Sioux City: Morning Side voi Drake At Mt Vernon Cornell College vs Grinnell Big Ten At Chieago: Chicago Ng Wisconsin At Urbana: Illinoie vs (thio State At Ilinneapolig: Minnesota vs MP iiiren At Evanston: Northwestern vs Dame At Lafayette: Indiana va Purdue At Athens: Ohio University vs Akron Weet At Hannan City: Oklahoma Aggleo vs liegkeil Indians At Lincoln: Nebraska vv Michigan Agate At Carlinville: Blackburn vs III Wes At Pittsburgh: Carnegie Tech va Washington and Jarrell At Cleveland: Case vs Baldwin-Wallare At Indianapolis: De Pauw Vastiseh At Ada: Ohio Northwestern vs Hiram At Cincinnati: St Xavier vs Kentucky IVesloyan At wooetert Wooster ye Otterbeln At Ypsilanti: Hillsdale vs Ypsilanti Far West At Boulder: Colorado Aggies va Colorado At Badlands: Redlands vs California Tech At Corvallis: Oregon vs iregon Aggies At Los Angeles: Occidental vs Pomona At Iiillaanuia: Montana vs Idaho At Berkely: California vs Stanford At Forest Green: Pacific University vs Northern Pacific eollege Swat At Birmingham: Howard vs Birmingham-Southern At Atlanta: Alabama vs Georgia At Memphis Tenneiniee vs Mississippi At Lexington: Transilvania vs Georgetown (Ky) At Portsmouth: Wake Forest va $ewanes At GaInsville Flordia vs Stetson At Louisville: Centro vs Virginia Poly East At New Haven: Yale vs Harvard At Amherst: Amherst vol Williams At Boston: Boston College vs Marietta At Greenville: Clemson vs Furman At New York: Columbus vs Penn At Newark: Delaware vs Dickinson At Newark: Denison vs Kenyon At New York: Fordham vs Mublenberg At Franklin: Franklin vs Earlham At Beaver Falls: Geneva ye AlleghetY At Washington Georgetown vs Washington and Lee At liavertord: Havertord vs Swarth-Ma At Easton: Lafayette vs Lehigh At College Park: Maryland vs St John's College At Rochester: Rochester vs Clarkson At Philadelphia: St Joseph's vs Ursine At Syraimme: Syracuse vs Colgate At Medford: Tufts vs Mks Aggies At Schenectady: Union vs Hamilton At West Point: Army vs Colby At Villianova: Villanova vs Catholic University At Morgantown: West Villt MIL Vs Bethany At Worcester: Holy Cross vs State At Holland Hope vs Mount Pleasant Yankee' Bunting (awn-NEW YORK Nov Manager Ed Barrow of the Yankees will Out the south next week in search Of a training camp The Yanks Pre thinking of going to Louisiana this year but Tony invade Tex Monorer Miller Huggins rnnouneo1 tine first Yankee deal of the purcheme of infielder Jerk Mitchell from the Vernon club o( the Pacific Coast letwor Lamont Wins Another CALDWELL Nana Nov defeated Wellington high chool my a 'more of 10 to 7 here this afternoon This is the aecond some of the werir tor the Lamont squad and there were Mao three stellar players for the Oklahoma team out of the game Captain Itamburgis was seriously injured in the gonna lAmont credits its victory solely to him for hie brilliant playing while in the game 41 Okniti 01 lirnryertia I 01(7MBIAlEE Nov 19 (1kmo 'gee high school gridsters downed their ancient Benryette rivals by a score fsOWATA Nov 19---(Spec 111)---Nowata high eeheet eruelted the oklahome City high school football equoil by a or or 1 41 to 6 here this afternoon In the third querter Seller Oklahoma City quorter- I bock brnite his leg through a bail fall A crowd of more than lion) epeetatere wit mooted the genie A halfhollitey Wan declared for the afternoon and large porode escorted Nowata's squad to the foottall field The game Opened with a aeries of smashing line plunge by Rewrite result-fig to a touchdown for tbe locals In the first trinUIP of play Oklahoma City stittened taking the ball 011 downs ant by brilliant end runs by Hunter and Seiler 1 ut the boll lie't038 Nowata'a line within IIPVen ininutes after Nowata had made its score Newnta Rune Wttl lion of NOWata opened th itecond quarter with an exhtbillen of broken field running completely puzzled the Greer men Ilia wells with tile Ilne stnaahes of Dean put over two touchdowns for the locals The third quarter had hardly twirled when Seller broke la in a ploy through the line The of the quarterback oriented to teke all fight' out of the Capitol City boys Nowata took on RtillPri etrength and tan wild all during the third quarter snaking three touchdowns Captain Schlabach of Oklahoma City wee taken out ill the third period on account of a had ankle Heide Oklahoma City braced in the final period and held Nowata at A mate distance from its goal although the play wit In nitlahorna City territory most of the time The outstanding feature of the battle was the Nowata line The LIFIUP: Oklahoma City -Nowata itarne Rf Ccifith ItT Boon Rogers RIl White Hartford House 131 Lfabour Lackey LT Bradford Askew )3oop Seiler 4)11 Bo Snodgrass Ft) Palone II un ter 1111 Fainter tte la bach -Ill Dean Subatitutions For Oklahoma City: Smith for Schlebach Branson for Hunter Shape Icy for McKinney Shippy for Seiler' For Newatts: Thomas for Palen Lingo tor NVhite Bradford for FL Bradford Vacs for Beep Officiate: Umpire Miller (Y A ulna I Referee: Selber (Southwestern Nortnal) Bead Linesman! James Idann 41W Cualting Beata Vale CUSHING Nov high school defeated Yale in a hard fought game here this afternoon by a score of 13 to 6 It was anybody's game Until the final whistle had 10111Vieti Cornell's only dual cross-country race will be with Harvard October 30 at 1th- (Continded from ragro Kingfisher and later at Taloga Dewey county 1 At Tanga he was owner of the 4a1oga Advocate a democratic weekly paper Shortly after state prohibition becstme effective he threatened to publish in Is paper the names of per sons receiving shipments of liquor at Taloga He is said to have received several threats of beatings as a result For six rears he was county clerk of Dewey county Frans moved to Oklahoma City In 1909 He first was an employe of the state board of agriculture He was a candidate for- the democrctic noml oation for secretary of state In 1914 and was defeated by Lyons Mrs Frans was with her husband at the hospital early this morning The couple have no children Frans has a brother at Kingfisher two brothersat Thornas a fourth at Fay and the fifth in Colorado tA sister lives at Sayre Beckham codtity KELLEY MAY 110M4 l'HILS BOWIE Nov cry upset the dope and fooled the kiso ones by breezing' home aliOild of tho field in the lifth race ifor the Old 10111i Id011 purse or 81200 hero thUi atiM110(P11 TO paid to backtra well relining in at 8:1160 and Time for the winner Wad flat 1ruiti Ft maidens 2-year-olds: 512 iur: nos: tulle Ficurs 114 29 52i) mon Rhine Stone 114 1lYei tier) 81870 SAO second: Mollie Barnes 114 (Miller) $740 third Time 110 34 Pansy Briganna Curl Parlielion (Weiner) 8520 320 260 won Sir Oar-and Actress also ran Sccond we: puree $11110 olaiming: 2- Year-olds 61s furhings Kings Belle OT ilancaster) 864(t 260 2 won Lady tiranite 107 iliabin) woo 510 second: Fading Star 166 tHeupe1) 6790 third Tillie 125 Lutt Crimson Rambler Folly Charley Boy and Black Top also ran Third race: porno $1100 maiden nil ages one 1111i0 Timeati Maiden 93 (Weiner) 8520 320 290 won: Sir elar(met 110 (Rowan) $360 270 second: Harem 114 (Stirling) 8720 third Time 141 1-15 Bose Norford Choice Pearl Sea Elmer Johnson Sadie 11 Lady Bevorwyek Fly Paper and Master Jack also ran Faurth rare: puree 810001 claiming 8- year-olds and UP 6 furlongs: Bead-Overlleels 107 iNliller) $750 500 310 won Sammy Eeliy 113 (Johnson) 8830 400 egcond: Turf 115 8260 third Time 1:17 1-6 The Belgian 11 TrUatY AnEICIOFala Merry Feast Philippi Trapping! kitty Johnson Sunrose and Ardito also ran Fifth race: purse 81200 the Old Dominion 3-yearoldm and -Wp mile end 70 yards: Var Cry 106 $3160 HO la nut won Clean Gone 106 illomanellil 3530 out Fecond Wood Violet 103 (Beane') out third Time 1:50 PliatOral Swain also ran Sixth race: Purse 61200 claiming 3- yPar-olds and up: mile amivitteentic Lord Herbert 114 (Butwell) 8470 320 240 won Albert A 114 (Miller) 8430 3 80 second: Summer sigh 114 (Johnson) 8290 third Time 1:53 4-5 Marie Antonteite King John Sans Peur 'IL Frank Monroe and St Germain ran Seventh race purse 61000 claiming 8- year-olde and up mile and eixteenth! Rough 116 (Morris) 6470 2110 250 wont Pilsen 103 (Aron) 8340 300 second King Ling 103 (Jarvis) $660 third Time 155 2-5 Out Up Sentitnental Kebo Wilfred RI rsn BOW 11:1 ENTRIES First Race: 110SeMPlit Purse 2-yearolds Ohs furlong Dry Moon The Foreigner Eletastalion Current Eventa 102 Billy McLaughlin Curfew Duc De llorny 105 Second Baer! Claiming All ages 604 furlongs: Night 0ti 124 eitra Gold 116: Manouever 116 Gerona 109: Hard Guess 106: (tilt Frige Tan Son A Silence Third HR: Claiming 8-year-olds and 104 211urgoyne 110 xNancy Ann 101 xt Bauer and Winfrg minty uP1 1 and 1-16 miles: Favorite 102: American Boy Bogart sGalley Head 104 entitling Color los Rouen 112 Itagnarok 102 51artha Luekett 105 Fourth Race: The Southern Maryland Handicap all ages: 11-16 miles Leo Chores 116: Yellow Hand 114 Recount 105 Ballet Dancer II 1 02 Clean Gone 911 Fifth Race: The Marlborough Purse 3yearn-old and up 151ile awl 70 yards Penriwe 110 (Masseur 109 ReCOUnt 107 Ballet Dancer 104: RubidIUM ECiLtpOlOtte 99 Ratio Flibberty Gibbet OS Sixth Race: 3-year-old and up ClaIMIng rule and a furlong: Siesta 117: Great Gull 114 Madroon 112 BUCktler 111 Deckmate 109: Wood Thrush 107 Waukegan Run Craft 103 Seventh Race: Claiming 8-years-old and lip 11-6 miles Vesuvius 17 Katie Canal 1115 Pointtl Point 100 siSpear Line 104 Sir Jack 112 so A total of seventeen trotters obtained new records of 2 05 or bettor this season rnmom) Nov Irtate Normal won en easy victory over the 'Southwestern Normal football team here ilia afternoon by a score of 34 to 1) One lif the largeat delegetions of rooters that 3as ever accompanied a normal learn into foreign territory come with the Southwestern grideters The Ertmonitee nuttleseed the visitors in nearly every phone be the game the aerial work of the Central eleven being perfected or the coming turkey day battle with Mil ilips university at Enid The excellent broken field running of sWilltirrowin and the line plunging and defensive work of Bristow featured the game while the cool headed wnrk of Central quarter was good Captain 41eForee's work in generaling the team 100 played a big rector in the victory Kendall Beet for Invader The visitore presented the most de-bided one-men team that tit Central plav em have met thin season Kc 'dell right lialt starred currying tile ball for the tilsiorl'ir of salia in to piloting lee teem The playing of Harris and tio'iand wee good Pentral Gant half wee he only mber of his 'tam tr rinei't a en injury a fracture 1 hem' carilixt him to retire in the first quarter Long pewee played an part In the piling up of the swore Perdue recruit end completing a 41 pied one from Bristow Kimball to to Force netted 30 yards for Central while Perdue working at half flung one the same distance to Hafer Central Substitutes EnsteadY Central gained an average of eighteen arts on exchange of punts while Wil Hamann carried the ball well on return log them Frequent penalties on the Central second string which was used in the loot quarter aided the Weatherford wrirnialites to make eight first down Southwestern Position Central Taylor LT Le Force 'Wallace LF Potter 'Wegner LO Van Antwerp Harris Frary Penult' BO Wildman Holland ET Fornythe tt Perdue Lee QB Hafer Gibbs Lit Li Williameon Kendell RUB Miller Conrac Fit Bristow Subatitutione Southwestern: Lee for ronnl Baker for Oibba Gibbs for Baker or Kendall for Gibbs Central: Kimball for Perdue Perdue toe hillier Kidd for ildman Hafer for Perdue Perdue for Kimball Kimball for Hafer Courtney for Chitwood for Van Antwerp arliam for Le Force Bourne for Per slue Greer for Forsythe Courtney for Tirialow William" for Courtney Kale for Kidd Kidd for Frary Diffendaffer for It or Score by periods: Central 7 3' 7 7-34 SOuthweatern 0-- 0 flummery: Williamaon Miller Larerce Goals after touchdown! Hafer 4 gained by straight football! Con-Vet 19S tiouthweetern et orward pawing: SouthWestern four out of twenty attempts for a gain of sixty-two yards Central nine-been out of twenty-four for 189 yards First down: Southwestern 23 (eight by tonititien) Central le Penalties: Southwestern II yard Con-era) 120 yards Officials: Meacham (Oklahoma) ref Ossman (Iowa) Umpire Gray (Central) head linesman MMZM EDM WANTED ber era( 11mi-totem Barber (1( Rune btal 41E the bert )'elent et larala A BARBER Vernon lee ex plat "Itst Dalli Harvard Better Than In 1914 Back In 1914 Harvard sumaheel Yale 15 to A year later it niade the count 41 to a Harvard hasn't the mighty aggregation of those hasn't any Eddie Mahon or "Tacks" Hardwick or men of their kind But it has a splendid machine And tile Yale temn of 1920 based on what It showed against- Princeton Brown and Boston College Is even worse than the etevens of 1914 and 1915 If you care for comparative records to be used as a basis for meanuring the strength of the rival outfits here are the figures: Yale's varsity team beat Brown 14 to 10 Harvard's aecond team whipped Brown 27 to 0 Harvard and Princeton played a 14 to14 tie: Princeton whipped Yale 20 to 0 and the score failed to demonstrate PrIneeton'S real superiority CLOTHING PRICES ALWAYS LOWEST AT HUNTER 8( WOLSON'S ys LOWEST St rata Manarer Agrees to Terms WItle-4 William Baker PHITAnELPH IA Nov have been reached With Mike Kelley of the pennant-winning St American association team last year to be manager of the Phillies said ie Baker of the local National league club here today Kelley is in St Paul arranyMg hit IV fairs with the American association club there he said if he can get away eel I have no doubt that he can he will be Our tnnnxiter next nenron" All Big Ten Teams Play Final Games We always have and aiWays will undersell any ground floor clothing store You know that overhead expense must be covered by profit in any store You know that the overhead the expensively operated ground floor stores is mighty large You know that we are upstairs where the rent is very low We have no glass front mahogany fixtures we do all of our own selling we have no expensive office force every item of unnecessary expense is eliminated up here and we put it into the clothes value thereby giving you the very best value at the very lowest price Our margin of profit is positively less than the ground floor store's overhead expense If you will investigate you will find that we are now selling high grade clothes at a mighty reasonable price e11 any trround floor Emmr 611 Jor1 WANTED 1Priptionn Stockman Oklahoma saisr wit Apo 'knots is position st the ass malts goo sant onDo Arkansas tanditt I spplicatiot otos anti veer Okla 60(limiLltNwri ft Kendall-Phillips Play Tie Contest Neither Team'Able to Make Scores Final 1920 Missouri Valley Football Game at Norman Saturday CHICAGO Nov 19--The Western Conference will close its IS20 football season tomorrow with every- team in Action and six elevens fighting for the first four places in the team standing Illinois and Ohio State champion and runner-up respectively in ISIS again will meet in a game which witt decule tho championship Ohio State In first place with an undefeated reeord and victories over Wisconsin Michigan Chicago and Purdue was expected to be a slight favorite over the linnets who lost to Wisconsin Ohio State by Finning tomorrow would have a clean slate While Illinois if victorious would possess a record of five victories and one defeat 5qftint3t a mark of four and one for the Buckeyes Wisconsin meets Chicago here Michigan battles with the last place Minnesota eleven Indiana meets Purdue Northwestern plays Notre Dame at Evanston Iowa plays the Antes Aggies at Ames and Nebraska will meet the Michigan Angles at Lincoln SUITS $35 to $50 Some for Len OVERCOATS $15 to $50 Ohio and Illinois vv UPSTAIRS To Decide Title OVER LIGGETT'S DRUG STORE N1 BING New COT Ind and Ilf1W MC beet Thoroug method by this graded HORACE CSIO RESULTS NI Oklahoma virs Aggies HARVARD-YALE UNTERoan OKLAHOMA OLSON CITY URBANA Ill Nov and thio State footbll a elevers will fight it ut here tomorrow for the championship Of the Western Conference with the two teams which fought the title deciding contest in ISIS apparently on even terms Thourrande of football fans were nere tonight end with every ticket for the game sold the largest crowd in Illinots football history was expected to attend toe contest Cold clear weather was preticted for tomorrow A The recorde of the two elevens apparently chow a slight advantage for Ohio State through its 13 to 7 victory Over Viacom-et in whIch elPfItteel Tillun In 14 to 9 i Nowata 41: Oklahoma City t3 Sapulpa 45 Shawnee Fairfax 29 Newkirk 12 Hinton 13 Carnegie 13 (tie) Okmu Igoe 21 lienryetta 2 911iskegoe 90 Pryor Baylor 20 Howard Payne 31: Simons 2 Rice 49 Texas Normal Lamont 10 Wellington 7 Durant 14 Ada 0 'Vale 7 En MEInAIN! 00MMmq wo clastesalv PLY Vtly-t and imet MEN tl 1 10 day basicrif as a ENID Nov with unblemished conference records Henry Kendall college Of Tulsa came to Enid today to fight it out with Phillips university for the football championship of the Oklahoma Intercollegiate conference They four fierce periods the battle raged all over the but when the final whistle called a halt neither had been able to score Five times victory was almost within the grasp of Francis Schmacit's warriors from the east Elide of the state Four times Martin whotte placement kick just a month ago put the only black mark against Central normals record tritia to boot the ball between the Phillips goal posts Each time he failed although Once the oval called so perilously near the uprights that the large crowd of spectator held their breath And onto just Ca the whistle ended the first half ken-call had the ball within one yard of the Phillips goal with two downs remaining Phillips Near Score Only once did the 11141z-in look like they had a certain score In the third period Phillips recovered a fumbled punt on th Kendall five-yard line but with their backs to the wall the Kendall eleven fought off every effort to advance and getting- the ball on downs kicked out of danger Halfback Brian wao easily the Individual sitar of the contest It was seldom he was called upon to carry the ball that he did not gain and his punting was high and far It was his great work that kept the ball in Phillips territory tnot of the time From start to finish the game was fought with a fierceness never before seen on an Enid gridiron Both team tackled hard time frequently being taken out because of Injuries For Phillips it was Kurtz who starred both in advancing the ball and in kicking The lineup: PHILLIPS (0) Pos KENDALL (0) erica LE Balcon Kurt 0 LT Martin Lundsten b(1 Snyder Shipbuilder Willimas yltiler 110 Mauldin Owens RT Arnold Greene It Keck Weatherly Renfrow Butler Brian El liott RH Sanders Milan Bernstein A 4tr 11 Last big collegiate game in Soonerland this grid mix Game called 2:30 Make your plans now to go Special Interuban Service 1 tr OW (101 Mackay way Drive-ti-Car Co Do your own driving Cars are exceptionally good ones City trouble service free Buicks Clndlers Stephens Ve lie Reos and Fords in rented service Rates $100 to $200 per hour 1006 North Broadway Maple 7780 Maple 7780 1 ff: ltd: Harvard 0 4 goals Yule 0 garde 1 goal: Harvard 0 Harvard 1 1 td Harvard 0 Harvard 4 safeties 1 4 tda Harvard 3 safeties 23: Harvard 4 Harvard game 1 goat Pardvard 29 Harvard 4 17 Harvard 8 game 9 Harvard 0 12 Yale 9 10 Harvard 9 Harvard 6: Harvard 12 Harvard 4 game game 1897-11arvard 0: Yale 17 Yale 0 0 Harvard 28 Harvard 22 Yale 23 Harvard 0 16 Harvard 12 Harvard A 6 Harvard 6 Harvard 0 12 Harvard 4 Tale 0 8 Harvard 1910-11arvaril 0 Yale ff 0 Yale 20 Yale 1913-1Iarvard 15 Yale 5 1914-1tarvard 36 Yale 41 Yale 0 6 Harvard 3 game game 10 Yale 23 Harvard 104 Tie games-5 71 4-fk de hrY ANEW cAtarcy OW COLLAR HaveYour Suit For THANkSGIVING M-t it TA VA tr ales I I no zr r'srAtto 4 01 10 ALVDJ'3r1-EVERYItAY Smolt-11" Mt at I 17441 A 0110 1 -TODAY Zr3471 -TOMORROW- FRITL1E RIDGE WAY TR 1TORS ENlEtUE' -A "THE VEILED ERV" Fairfss Beata Newkirk FAIRFAX Nov defeated Newkirk 28 to 12 here today Tte game wao featured by gains by Porter Smith and Fly for Fairfax Rite went sixty yards for the first touchdown for Newkirk Newkirk failed to make a first down until the beginning of the third quarter except for the long run by Rita Fairfax playa Pawhuaka at Pawbuska on ThIntrivintr ttuNT 2 for 25c I 7 for 7 PAULINE FREIERICK "THE WOMAN IN ROOM 18" A COLLAR THAT RIGHT FOR THE KNOT THAT'S TIED TIGHT 34 34 34 Co lotaliroA Mr You'll SaySoToo! 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