The Park City Daily News from Bowling Green, Kentucky • 10

i ogoenmps mb SPORTS CONVETIONS IN SESSION i 'ipMdtttjL MASTER' JEWELERS 4 I A 0 ii fe ft i i I It a MH ftLatal UEa Ogg IMM Bb 1 Ward Celebrates irst Appear 4 ance In Uniform or Several Games With Touchdown A new and valuable deposit of ironore has recently been discovered in the Malay States Look for this Trade Mark on your gift pack age It guarantees the quality and will add prestige to it Taxicab drivers in Montreal have formed a union 1 You Have Tried AP Rest Now Use the Best a owncMono i INCORPORMYD 1 ROYAL CORDS 30 356 $1345 32x4 2615 Sarah Gaines ISK KEDJOP 30 3 995 30 356 1345 tf I i n' 'A body could put out a team that would play so well Glasgow was theflrst team to score on the locals In three years Aw We know that you will like Allen A Coopfers Benlng ton Spring Needle Knit Underwear for Men AndtBoys MILLER CORDS 30 316 $1125 32 4 2350 Meeting of Business Men's Racing Association at New Orleans Meeting of Cuca American Jockey Club at Havana Meeting of Tijuana Jockey Club at Tijuana Athletics Annual meeting of South ern Inter collegiate Conference at At lanta A RnwInO Mirlrlln Woo nhnmnlnn? TV VOV UUUUIIUU uitliarus Kalph Greenleaf vr Ar thur Church at New York for pocket billiard championship Jeff gmith vs Martin Burke 15 ropnds at New Orleans Joe Nelson vs Young Montreal 10 rounds at Providence Women naturally envy the skill and the know hbw of the born who 1 al ways seems to have good luck with everything she bakes Grandchild ihid Croupy Cough grandchild could got no relict whatever from a very bud croupy cough writes Peter Landis Meyers dale Pa "until I gave him Koley's lloney and Tar' It is a great help for Chest and throat trouble" Coughs colds eroup throat chest and bron chial Irritations quickly relieved with oley's Honey and Tar Contains no opiates ingredients printed on the wrapper Stood lie test of time serving three generations Sold everywhere Saturday Sunday BIG SPECIAL 1 4 BOMB BUILDERS ATTENTION CALORIC PIPELESS and MONITOR PIPE URNACES See us before placing your con tract urnaces with a Guarantee HILL HARDWARE COMPANY 1 tw diuy nbws BUranUM "itvortbsrc delivered by earrieq Btte Cltyxof Bowling Green thaa the aggregate paid eiwiiiatloa of any other newspaper lemlster Jesty (C) Walker Wilson Henry Caldwell Touchdowns reshour Ward Cart wright Pitchford Try for Cart wright (4) Substitutions for Western Bottp for reshour Meyers for Cham pion Rhoads for Pitchford White for ftric Ward' for Barnes Meyers for Neisz: Perkins or Horn White for price Botto for Champion Montgom ery for Botto Horiris for Ridley Beasley for Perkins Hooks for resh pur Referee: Crump MI Umpire Blackwell Army Head'Unesman Blackwell Ogden ield Black burn A Time of periods 15 minutes (vn 7 I liiiWiiiiHiiiiiiiia down was made by Quarterback Smith who bucked over for ten yards Massey rang up the extra marker by a well directed placement kick The next score was made by Taylor the snappy little end who took a neat from Smith and ran about fifty yards On the trial for the extra poinLthe Glasgow boys broke through and blocked another good kick by Massw i 1 At this point Glasgow awoke hnd taking the bait began to push back the Red Green Midgets until the shadpw of the goalposts was over1' them Here the defense stiffened a little but was finally swept away by line bucks Glasgow failed on point miauie west Chan Then it was that the moit spectacular shlp tournament at Kansas City iu mo gainu nuppvuvu 4 At the kiclf off Ogden those to de ceive and the' well booted ball went into the arms Of Pickles who was standing on the fifteen yard line At oneb the light machine got into action and using the pivot" shift the first time the play had been pulled in Glas gow the Ogden man was able to com plete his eighty five yard Marathon and go over The try for point failed A lot o( the credit for this score be longs to Vale who was thqre to take his man out i The fourth quarter was marked by a list of hew men for Glasgow and general improvement in their play The Barren county boys were able to ring up thirteen points in this period wfeiclj tied the score It is generally conceded that Carmichael saved the game by intercepting a long" pass and thereby putting tjjg ball intp the pos session of Ogden "until the last of the game The Ogden Preps have had a very successful year and everywhere they have played there has always beensome one who said that they coulcMiot see how Ogden with its small studtat CHRISTMAS IS COMING 1 1 i AR ef us want to give remem beraneqs iiworth while WHAT ABOUT TOTOGBAPHSJ Photographs are' permanent and mean much to these who receive them Make An Appointment Today The ranklin Studio 930M State St Home Phone 212 Underwear ILLj LOVING Si: is more profit in fast nickels than slow ft 1 I IMM Wfffl KdUGMIO "2 i uture flansor Organization Discussed Itt Wednesday Meeting 'l i 11 The second meeting of the Woman's Music Club' was held 'Wednesday No vember 29 in the parlors of the irst Presbyterian church This was a busi ness meeting of the governing board of which Miss Marcotte Ray is presi dent Mrs Sanders vice presi dent Miss Camilla Gerard second vice president Mrs Ruy Eyssen sec retary treasurer Miss Mary Clyde Huntsman corresponding secretary Mrs 'James Blackburn Mrs William Potter and Mrs Stella llullet' Plans for the future were discussed and a program which will be an nounced later was arranged for Jan uary 10 which will mark the begin ning of the club work Music loversof Bowling Green are very enthusias tic over the club OOLDEN LEA I oiweijsgoiiaKt' Champion" Barnes Cartwright Pitchford reshour Ridley I Western 7 '0 0 a0 0 0 BR RH XJ Score by periods pressed for her secret the unairal born will al most invariably tell you that just a knack of retting the righl materials to work with such as Golden Leaf lour! a 1 Gallons New Crpwn Gasoline ri I otnssaMo IMvaw fcHRAGOOD fef RisiNOiouR Chicago Central Association of Science and Mathematics Teachers Pinehurst North Caroling' Cotton Association Hutchinson Kans Kansas State Convention of Universalists Evansville Southwestern Ip diana Teachers' Association La Crosse Wisconsin State Older Conference Akron Ohio State Older Conference Battle Creek Michigan State Older Conference Pocatello Ida Southern Idaho Older Conference Lakewood New Jersey Sani tary Association The fire loss last year throughout the United States was 8485000000 or per capita 30 316 HEA1( YRED TUBS $195 I ALCOHOL 188 PROO 75c GALLON Mansard illing Station 927 CENTER STREET BOTH PHONES 336 $100 White Satin lour MADE BY Broadway Roller Mills Home Phone 916 ast Normal Aggregation Closes Banner Grid Season With Decisive Victory Tennessee Machine DIDDLE MENROLL UP 21POINTS IN INAL QUARTER Smith Scons irst barker or LinBuck The fast Ogden Prep team put up a hard battle at Glasgow yesterday when they held the High School boys of that place to a 19 to 19 tie As this game closed the career of many qf the boys they were determined they would not be beaten although Glasgow has a well drilled and much heavier team Every man on the Prep team starred and if it came to the test it would be impossible to say which of them playeji the best game The first touch CHIROPRACTOR i Stomach Liver and Kidney Trouble 17 Kentucky SL Hours: 8 to 12 1 to 4 I (By Henry Clay Anderson) Yesterday was truly a day of feast ing Thanksgiving The butcher the baker and even the candlestick maker the weather man and the gods of foot? ball all joined hands to make the day originally set aside by the Puritans a perfect one in Bowling Green The fruits of victory was the donation of the Co eds to the teachers of NormalHeights and Bowling Green was there in force to taste the choice morsel The fpfece de resistence" was served up In the form' of a 28 to 0 victory by the over the Southern Pres byterian University of Clarksville Tenn The contest iyas full of thrills and (Waa probably the most interesting one of the season The visitors presented a hefty team and in their crimson jer eya the linemen looked like veritable Slants for a mere matter of six feetwas a common average The Normal 1tes could very easily have been ob JWSta of pity in comparative appear ance but the old story of David and Goliath was re enacted men seemed to have been afflicted with the disease which bothered Centre this season for they really find themselves until the last period of the game when three touchdowns were made kThe Pitchford Cartwright combination never failed to get their extra point place kicks were all true and sailed over the cross bars on a perfect trajectory The last quarter found a lot of substitutions on the part of Diddle as he wanted to give an op portunity to all the boys to get in on the last game of the season and all responded nobly I shall not attempt to go into the individual playing of te team nor did1 keep a play by play record of the game for I hope to givea post season review of the work of the team and I wanted to give most of my attentionto the individual playing during the game which is almost an impossibil ity when a play by play record is kept Ward who has been out of the game With a dislocated shoulder during the last three games was sent back into the lineup hfter the second half start ted and the tall end celebrated by giv ing a great account of himself in alldepartments To him goes the credit ofone of the four touchdowns which wasthe result of being on the receiving fend of 35 yard pass fromhe center of the field Ward had gottanhlmself a position two thirds of 'jthe way down the field in the clear and after gobbling up the pass it was a neasy matter to place it between the goal posts After his appearance the Presbyterian backs did not succeed in returning any of the punts for downed them in thMr tracks Bot to in the backfield played his most ag gressive game this season and it seem ed that reshour was the war horse ot the afternoon as he was called on time after time and always responded 'A fine crowd was on hand to wit Aeis the game and this loyal support served to put spirit in the focal play ers The Rotarians were especial guest and vfore given seats on the Bideline There were twenty one first (downs made by the home team to six the part of the visitors i' The first touchdown came after five tnfnutes of play' A punt by Wllsoh was blocked and the ball went to the Nor malltes on 30 yard line and after a succession of line bucks resh our carried the ball over and Cart wright made the extra point Toward 4he end of the first half Cartwright fehot a pass to Barnes followed by an other that was good for 17 yards to Botto The ball went over however on the fourth down after a pass to Pitchford failed Wilson punted theIck going outside and it was on the 15 yard line Two line bucks by Ridley carried the ball to the one yard line and Qartwrlght had the ball knocked from hit hands as he went over the line and a touchback resulted In the second half after two passes (Went away Ward got his pass from the center of the field and went overfor the second score Straight football made the third score possible Cart iwright taking the bpll over the line Cartwright kicked off and on the I first play by Pitchford pulled (Off one of his old tricks and Inter cepted a pass Cartwright then wentthrough right tackle for 8 yards fol lowed by another plunge In the same place for a first down Pitchford againhit right tackle making 5 yards A pass Cartwright to reshour took the ball within two feet of the line and 'Pitchford went over on the next playThe game ended as Cartwright shot apretty pus to Horn over the center '4 I Lineup ana summary: 41orn Moors 7 Nstas LT Lee Hunt G' Ruffin Croft (C) 'O Baynrlce RQO Anderson A Williams Mooref 7 R4 The Clothing House of Taste Gift Shop jTo Open December 4 lQREHEAD HOTEL Main St Tea from 3 to 6 1 Dr Ross Myers 'Chiropractor Mon Wed ri Hours: 9:30 a to 1:00 Tues Thurs Sat Hours: 9:30 a Sunday and Evenings by Appointment Only ib CONSULTATION MEE fd PARK BOW OVER PIGGLY WIGGLY Amanda and Jennie Coke JUST THE KIND THAT WILL PLEASE If you want Underwear this i Winter that will give you perfect comfort 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