Tulsa World from Tulsa, Oklahoma • 12

ffULSA DAILY WORLD SUNDAY OCTOBER 15 1922 Tulsa University Athletes Who Defeated Texas Aggies 13 to 10 js Vi ulrir i 1 fl rtA A rr Wife SWww WW 1 a W'4r t'W IfflMWlW' WM? Uh AA fAAAS WWffl fflra SS' w' w'' 'S wwXliia ita i sf i Iowa University Western Champs Defeat Yale Bulldogs in Brilliant Game 6 0 1 11 IIIIMWWM IW i II uiiiiiiqMilil inM4iwMrew1iMWIUinireiiiSimi i UM a Ill 1 1 11111 1 I i imiwnii mm I I 1 1 Wolverine Eleven Held to 0 0 Tie By Vandy Combine col Val (h Bt col col col 8 0 Wanted a Male Stenographer Announcement Learn a Usable System Dr Arthur Campbell Tulsa' Business College Room to Park (An AwrrdltM Commercial School) oro more principal however than hit 11 JI LONGHORNS PUT OKLAHOMA AGGIE CLAN AWAY 19 7 SCHMIDTS BOYS LOSE IRST TILT OR ARKANSAS $45 $55 ootball Stnr Ixtads Clatw PR1NCKTON Oct Howard Gray ot Omaha N( left end of Iho Princeton varsity football team la the unanimous choloe of the acnlor elans for rlaaa president It was announced today Stillwater Clan Scores Touchdown in inal' Quarter of Game Butler Dumps mini LBHANA III Oct 1 Western confei'vncs football dope was upset today when Pat Pane's Butler eleven defeated Bob Zuppke'i rtf Illinois team 10 to 7 In the Illlnl's Opening battle before a crowd Ttf 161100 It wm Jtutler'f fourthWWlt Wig thlg RCMOils I 'our Hurt no Stand alls WASHINGTON Ort our persons were hurt when a section of the temporary scats erected for the Washington and Jefferson Carnegie Tech football game collapsed ehortl ly after tho beginning of tho second quarter here today A woman and boy were said by physicians to have been seriously injured' SOONERS SPANK CENTRAL NORMAL IN IRST GAME LELIVELT SIGNS TO PILOT OILERS IN 1923 CLASSIC Montreal ls the' greatest Inland seaport In North America being nearly a thousand miles from the sea NASHVILLE Tenn Oct The Michigan Wolverlne'crept back to its lair tonight torn and toppled Its ex alted height in the gridiron world as a result ot Its 0 0 tie at the hands ot Vanderbilt A Vanderbilt llhe de fense that stood as impregnable as steel told the tale ot Michigan's failure to better the commodores in to helplessness as had been broadly predicted before the game Vanderbilt's goal line was In Im minent danger once but with lees than a yard for Michigan to go the line held and it was Vandy's ball San rancisco Wins radfic Coast lag Conquerors of Texans to Meet Teachers at Lee' Stadium' Southern Methodists Beat Mustangs DALLAS Texas Oct The Southern Methodist university Mus tangs routed the Louisiana Rtate Tigers today The score was 61 to 0 While tho Mustangs' over whelming victory was due to the long runs of their backs these runs worn made possible only by the perfect Interference of their mates Ouachita Tigers Hang One on Razor Backs by 13 7 Tally Aerial Attack Carries Benny Machine Through Teachers SAN BANCIfiCO Oct The Kan rrarltlaco club won the 1BS2 Pa cific Const l''iguo pennant by de feating Oakland today in tho first game ut a double header The game went 1U Innings and the swore was 6 to 6 The San rancisco Seals can now Mse all of tho three remaining games iiml atlH hold the pennant with the Vernon 'Iub second In tho race Players on tho San ranclscn team will gpllt 10000 which was offered by tho league to the team finishing first Tht Vernon Tigers will divide 14000 offered th second place loam All cither teams tn tho league except tho toll endura will receive a bonus Gregg Shorthand Is tho Universal System of Shorthand now being taught Gregg Shorthand ie a USABLE system an well as a KA UNABLE system That is wily Gregg Is so universally taught i The Tulsa Business College la the parent Gregg School of the Stntoi detail regarding either day or evening achool telephpne Osago 1439 write or call at 109 11 East Third street: With their third straight victory this season tucked securely away the Tulsa university Golden Hurri cane gridiron aggregation that leaped into football fame Tuesday by the spectacular victory over Coach Hana Texas Aggies south ern champs of a year ago and the only team to defat "Bo" McMillin and hts famous Centre college team last season Will put in a few hard licks training for the Shawnee Bap tist collage at Lee Stadium riday afternoon Although Conch Acher's clan are favored to win over the Baptist out fit the Tulsa mentor Is going to take no chances ot a slip up after the brilliant start and Is working his boys hard to keep them In trim for ilday's battle Tho Baptist college is boasting one of the boat teams In recent years this season and several fast men in the Shrtwnee backfield make tho chin a dangerous bunch to monkey with J'racticlly the entire achool will follow the team to Tulsa in hopes ot seeing the aggregation hang something over on Tulsa university this yonr Tulsa will have practically the sama line In game that played such a brilliant game at Bal las Tuesday Stokum la working out with the men and It Is possible that ho will bn used in the backfield combination riday Although Texas defeated the Okla homa Aggies yesterday 19 to 7 and tho Texas Aggies are touted better than the Longhorns and tho weak Oklahoma university team dug the spurs into the Central college team Coach Acher is not too optlmistio over his boys The game at Dallas showed up several weak spots in the attack and defense and the Tulsa mentor Is working hard to perfect the teamwork Tulsa university la facing one of the hardest schedules played in the past few years and Acher is predict ing no walkaway for tho remainder of the season Central invariably plays a great game against the Tulsans on Turkey day and the Texas Christian college has a team that will make the husky local 11 show some "stuff" to snow them unde? Yesterday an employer for one of the large oil companies told us ho wanted a male stenographer for his office lie said he was in no particular hurry but would make room for one as soon as we could supply him During the past month we had seventeen more calls for young men stenographers than we could fill stenography opens up a wonderful field for the ambitious young man it puts him in direct touch with tho head of the concern and he learns at first hand how to successfully manage a business Shorthand is often spoken of as THE KEY TO THE DOUR OPPORTUNITY Hundreds ot great men such as Judge Landis Hugh Chalmers Cortoiyou and many others too numerous to mention got their start in life by means of a knowledge of shorthand I LI I RH periods Ohio State Wins COLUMBUS Ohio Oct Ohio State showing Improved offensive form defeated Oberlin J4 to 0 here today 1 LELAND PARKIN HERO INTER SECTION CLASH Kin cohere So Tusculum I I ex Hswiey t'nlverslty of Utah 49 Brigham Toun unlverahy 0 University of Kentucky 71 University cl Loulevllle 0 California Initltute of Tech I Whittier Collego Santa Clare 0 Stanford 7 St Marya cohere 0 University of Cell fornla 41 Weehlnrtnn State college 10 Gonaaga Tufts 4 Williams 0 Harvard Amherat 4 (Soccer) 7 9 0 0 Iowa scoring: Par kin Dr 0'Brlon Tutlft David I ults Brown ield Judge Magldsnhn Mend Birch Earl ham Time of 13 minutes each NORMAN Okla Oct Uni versity of Oklahoma opened its foot ball season hero today by defeating Central Teachers college of Edmond 19 to 0 With a series of passes In the first quarter Oklahoma swept down the field to Central's 6 yard line Bris tow plunged through the line for a touchdown Bowles kicked goal The second half wast scoreless Most ot the play was nxade in Central territory but tho Sooner back field fighting hard could not gain the goal line Central came back in the third quarter and held the ball on Sooner land most of the period but at no time did they threaten to score Soon after the fourth quarter opened Morrison Intercepted a pass on Oklahoma's 20 yard line The ball was carried forward by scrimmages 'and then Morrison passed 10 yards to Johnson for a touchdown Mor rison missed goal An exchange of punts followed the rtext kick off Oklahoma taking the ball on downs Started its final Of fensive on 45 yard line Morrison passed 18 yarns to Mathes who ran the rest of the way to the goal for a touchdown Morrison again missed goal Thompson Sooner guard was car ried off tho field unconscious in the third quarter Illa spine was injured during a line plunge by Central how seriously the physicians have not yet been able to determine TULSA CLAN READY TO MEET BAPTIST RIDAY Texas (111) Texas (19) Gilstrap BlUMteln liralley Awenson (c) Jones Ward Moore Htacy Eckhardt Culp Tynes Sool's bv Texns 0 Oklahoma Ainrlos 0 Texas scoring: Stacy Tynes field goals Bobertson 2 try from touchdown Robertson Oklahoma scoring: Hnsbrook try from touchdown Hasbrook Referee Sweeney (Beth any) umpire Spjoul (Kansas) head linesman Hnllon (Notre Pnme) Time of periods 16 minutes each GOOD MORNING Have You Seen the New 1923 Peerless? TULSA PEERLESS CO Open All Day JIMMIE NEILSON Mgr 1 1225 South Main Osage 8531 withstanding ft 6 yard off side penalty Palkin played tho stellar role1 in the last dash toward the goal circling Yale's left wing with excellent intetfeienco and squirm ing hie way over the goat line ns he was tackled In nn extreme corner uf tho playing surface Hhuttlo worth failed In tho try for goal after touchdown the ball hitting tho crossbars in his attempt at a drop kirk and fulling beneath tho bar Tho failure to make this point raised Yale's hopes high for victory In tho second half when Cochran one of four Yale substitutes proved the big factor in Ynle's first ftd vance'i fur a first down Iowa by tho wav inndo only one substitu tion itteh In for J'arkln late In th game A 3 Ynrd Gtiln The Imuest single gain of the jjamo was tn tho second period when I'nrkln from a imuiagu at mid field threw the ball forward to desky who run 20 yards forl total gain on tho forward pass play ot 31 jnrds An Iowa lurnblv put Yale put of danger Tho last quarters saw sensation after sensation A Yale fumble fol lowed by a 15 yard forward peas from Parkin to Kadesliy gnvo Iowa a first down 31 yards from Yale's goal I'nrkln hero threw nnother forward pass to Itaneoek whn caught tho ball and seemed loose tor another touchdown Ho dropped the bull however and Mallory tho Yala full back picked It up and raced 50 yards towards Iowa's goal befoto Kndoskv bumped him outside at the 30 yard Uno ot Ji was futile fur the officials ruled that the ball was dead on nn Incomplcted forward pass when Hancock dropped It Iowa could not 'gain and lllch tried field goal which Nledllnger caught six yards from the last white line Here be gan the sonsatlonn) effort of Yale to win the game which ended In a futllo forward pass across goal line It was third down and two yards to gnln with Yale having the ball 15 yards from goal rom drop kick formation Wight took the ball from center bluffed i kick and waited for receivers Mal lory seemed the best hope Ho missed the ball by Inches One more play an lows line buck from Ba own 20 yard lino nnd the game was over rom lei i to pit Couch Howard Acher Hatton guard Wight end Herndon guard Dunlap tall back Balcom end captain Nelson center Martm tackle White center YicKeis halt bacK ihomas quarter Tricb guard Mauldin tackle Stuart half back Price half back Above are the Tulaa university squad that upset nil dope when they defeated the Texas Aggies champions of the south at Dalias 13 to 10 The Tulsa stepped up in the running for Southwestern Championship when they humbled the hard hitting armers who gained fame last yeanjis Hip oniy team tp defeat McMillin and his aggregation of Praying Colonels from Centre college Howard Jones TriumphsOver Brother Tad in Hard ought Game Dy (hs Assorlstsd Prcw I NEW HAVEN Cnnn Oct mighty fuviball 11 cham pions ot xht VsBUiiu uotifereiuo fravs Yale a mombsr of tho "bl thraa" ot tho oust its first defoot by a Western cunferauco It today ami it was ft decisive victory Tho score was 8 to 0 representing a touchdown from a march halt iho length of tho flald which aturted late In the first period and endoil nt Yule's lititiwblto line soon after tho second period began But Iowa's ouparlorlty wan much greater than the mere final Scoio shows Howard Jorios Iowa's mentor is therefore champion football coach of tho Jones family but In tho lat ter halt of tho game ho must have recall'd the stirring flulxhos of Yale's football teams In tho days when he and his brother "Tad" now Yaiq couch ployed on tho same Yal 11 Yala threatened to' tie and possibly win the game a con certed advance toward gnl of 79 yards ending a few aecomlg be fore the last whistle blew with a for ward puss over goal which grounded ThrlHlnR Game Th ot coach pupils thrlliou some thirty thousand ipee rwv (store 'on nn ideal football thrilled them no loss than they had been amued by tho power of Iowa's offense shown in the first half of tho gnme thrilled them even as much as they Iwl been surprised In tho Hrst nan oy xowi laimru in a points umbles were thereasons for this failure contributed Howard does not think Hint Im In a better cuaoh brother Ho Insists he merely has ti bettor teem As ho nnd his pupils loardod train halt on hour nfter the whistle blew lie said: "I am glad for Iowa's sake that we won It was tost of two teams more than of coaching lows played a good (('apt Gordon Tawke no diwd from Ills brilliant smashing that ho could hardly speak ns he was sa aisled aboard the train cnuhl only muimur in happiness: "Wlro the fplks In Iowa Just how we 1 Had our Uluinccs 5 Iowa had four excellent a mrlng oiiMrtunlties thnt is It had the ball Within 35 yards of Yale's goal One ot these opportunities wss realised Two failures to malto tho best of ex cellent Btrateglcft iposltlon were due to fumbles one failure was due to stiffening of Yal 'g di'fcnso Three of the srorlng opportunities were due to superior offense and one to a Ynje fumble Yale also hnd four opportunlles Two of them were duu to loose handling nf the bull by Iowa one to a purllally blocked lows punt and ope to brilliant end game flash of power which Is typified by Yale's premier football song "March March On Down tho Inability to throw tho forward paws was the chief factor In Yale's failure to make tho boat ot its chances Yale did not complete one forward pam through out ths game while Iowa bn I four succ jicful ones for 9 total gain ot 59 yards 1 Cold statistics show that Iowa was superior In all departments of the game except In running bat 1c kicks 1 at which Neldllnger substitute Yale quarter bark because of injuries to outshone everybody on the field Vato ulled to Gain did not earn first down once In the first two periods while town had this accomplishment five times Yale rushed tho ball from scrlm mnan HI times In the first two periods for a total net gnln of only seven yards while Iowa In 31 rushed advanced 96 yards net In addition to com(' etlng three forward passes for ft total gain ot 44 yards Iowa had advanced the ball eight yards In two plays after tho first kick off when a fumble gave Yal ths ball 1U yards from goal A Yale forward pass was interceptedonly to have another fumldo by Iowa nnd put Yale In scoring posi tion again this time on 2B yhrd line Iowa's defense was good enough tp compel Yale to try to make a field goal and Wight failed The score in eight playl after the second period opened not CONTINUED THOM PRECEDING PAGE With next year as he has a strong nucleus to: build about In fact he will have the major part of the wonderful machine of 1922 merely needing to fill In a few places Only one Oller is known to be lost to Tulsa through sale That is Ben nett whe was sold tp St Louis Browns for a record price A hard man to follow it's true Dave Dan forth of course has been recalled and additiomil pitching strength will be necessary There is talk of strengthening at shortstop the' one uncertain spot in the Oiier llm up this year McGinnis Is a brilliant but fielder and a weak lilt tor Luke Stuart a rather rough fielder but a terrific hitter' It may be that Luke will be matte Into an outfielder but his great ability to clout 'em out makes it certain that a regular berth will Do found for him 1 Well a long time before base ball can command a great deal of attention but everybody will feci better to know that the Ollers Al ready are supplied with a manager particularly one of the recognised aomry 01 ttKipper japK GUI shorn IS Central Teschw col lege 0 Texee unlrreelty X9 Oklahoma Aggies 7 Iowa Yale 0 enu age is Northwestern 7 Navy 14 Buekneea 7 Princeton 10 Colgate 4 Vanderbilt 4 Jllcblgan 4 (Tie) Drake 4 Kenaae 0 tleprgla Toch S3 Alabama 7 Butler 10 Illlnola 7 Missouri 0 Antae 0 Grinnell SB Bt Louie 4 resiie Christian university tf Slmtnonl college 7 (Tie) Southern Mnthodtat unlveralty 01 Lou isiana ntnta 0 Ouiiblt college 13 Arkansas 7 Sewanee 10 Oglethorpe 0 Kansas Aggie 22 Washington 1 Texas Aegis 12 Southwestern lege 0 Army 19 Albany Poly 0 Mhn sote 20 Indian 0 University ot Pennsylvania 12 Tsralty ot Maryland 0 1 iNntre irania KO Purdue 0 Center 10 0 Georgia 7 urman 0 Huviiil IS llowdoln 0 Vniuiorbllt 0 Michigan 0 (Tie) GlmrUn 0 Ohio Rtate 14 Jia vb i university Hl Illes Institute Holy cross 74 Villa Nova 4 re Hobart 20 New York university 0 Stevens 0 Hamilton 0 K'irneil OS Now Hampshire Stat 7 1 Bulgers 19 Lehigh 0 Bethany 14 Grove City 4 Aihiirht lS Piiiifi Militsrr Crtltfhton university 31 Iowa Wertey an i i Marietta 7 MarshfUl nrtda J9 Rolllna 0 Illinois Wesleyan 3 Augusta 0 Transylvania 0 Wilmington Bt Swarthmore Dickinson 27 ranklin and ilsrshaii 48 Mount 0 Penn Hints 32 Lebanon Valley 9 Catholic university 7 Washington leye I Muring Held collPgs S( Connecticut fflON 7 Johns Hopklnfl' 40 Georje Washing ion 11 Vermont Boston unlverilf 0 Jielolt college 32 Northwestern legn Marquette university 37 Carroll leR fl Mount Union IB ITobUpberg 0 Nnrfh CnrnHna Atat 12 ttnannka 0 North ('arollnu 10 Souths Carolina 7 xuisniry New EVERYTHIN! iiify i j' 'I I Tins coniitato7 a course of study with Dr Albert Abrams ot Ban ranulsou and hue been authorised to make blood esumlnatlone ex amine patints and treat disease by the eyitom Klectrta Benotloni ot Abrame In Tulsa A' A complete laboratory equipment for blond extmtnaUone And the examlnatlune ot patlente by the dollcttte radio activity as used by Dr Abrama la installed and accurately adjusted to the required standard reV Treating rooms are equipped with the latest instruments from Dr lahoratnry tested nnd atandRtdlwd giving Tulsa people the benefit ot thia most wonderful lyateni for the treatment of all manner of dlsessea rxamltlilon fee About one half the cost of other method! Ostige SlOfl i 810 Unvcr Bldif lire Okiige 4387 Ovct New Rcxall Drug Store University of Tennessee 16 fl 1 Washington and I II Carson men 7 Yale reshtnon 0 xeter 27 Columbia LU Wesleyan fl WootUr 17 0 Hitca 7 Colhy 7 (Tie) lrnwn ft 0 (Tin i Wlacnnetn 20 Routh Dakota Aecles University of Detroit 9 Des Moines fl Cincinnati university1 fl Georgetown 37 West Virginia I University of Pitti gurn ni Davidson fl Wako orest 4 Virgin slty of Blchtnond HenssneUr 20 At Lawrence 6 Rochester Westminster 0 Lafayette 03 Muhlenberg 0 Trlnltv 31 Hsverfnrd 14 Wabash 26 Michigan Aggies 0 XtahiA 13 Nnrwirh ft MftMachusetu Aggies 23 Worcester Tech Dartmouth 21 Middlebury 0 Hbersl 13 Union 0 Allegheny Sil Niagara 0 Gettysburg 47 Susquehanna 3 Washington and Jefferson 7 Carftcglo Tsrh i TUG At cwitsao 43 Union high of Alsttma At Morris II Kiefer 35 Tolndo university Ama college 3 Tulane 30 Springhill 10 Colorado Aggie fifl Wyoming 3 AVIHaiihurs Waafarn Ttaaarva fl University of Chattanooga If Kmery and Henry Ohio university 7 Dnlson 0 Unlvrrsltv of Colorado University of New Mexico 0 Miami 30 Akron 12 1 Vmversuy of Tennaisea Medlcf Union university 7 (tic) North Dakota 7 South Dakota fl Gustavus Adolphus Caleton college 2f MoAlestor 14 Stolaf 14 St Tlwiuas 37 St Johns 0 Hamlins IS Cornell college I Earlham fl Hose Poly 0 University of Southern California IB University nf Arlsona 0 Yankton 8 Morningstar re 'w Trinity 86 Omaha university 3 ranklin 0 Hanover 0 (tie) Depew 17 Lake orest 9 Huvrord college 0 Mississippi A 0 Idaho 0 Washington 2 AUSTIN Toxas Oct The Oklahoma A football team lost Its first southwostern conferenco to Texas university hero today Tha final score stood Texas 19 Okla homa 71 Tho gnmo was hard fouaht throughout foatured chlotly by the stellar forward passing of tho Okla homans Tho visitors made many of their gains by passes Tho Aggies were on the offensive ttlmoiit entirely duilng tlio first period although Texas was unable to score Early In the second period Gulp and Tynos Teana backs worked tho ball flown the field by a series of Uno bucks and Stacy went over for a touidulown on an end run Cap tain Swenson ot Texas and Captain Eldridge for the Oklahoma eleven were disqualified on tho play tor kicking and slugging The Aggies staged an aerial battle In the third quarter which threat ened to overcome tho on touchdown lead Texas had gained An Oklahoma fumble recovered by Gilstrap fol lowed by a 15 yarI gain through the line by Tvnss gnvo Texas its sec ond touchdown An' Intcrrepb pas nnd long run by Stacy put Texas in position for a place kick by Robert son shoit time inter It was a long pnss Crutchfield to lUsbrook netting 43 yards which enabled tho visitors to make their single touchdown tn the final period The Aggies completed 10 of their 32 forward pass attempts while seven were intercepted Crutchfield and lasbrook did the passing for the i visitors Tynes fkftcy ICckhnrdt and Itobertson were outstanding players for Texas Idnoup and summary: Okla Aggies (7) Okla Aggies (7) Nicnoiaon Ethridge (c) Morrison Wllllanwi Krnntll Bauman Hill Mason Clnddls Hasbrook Crutchfield Pump Guns Autoloading Guns Gun Cases all kinds all prices Russell Hunting Boots $1750 Hunting Vests up to $550 Hunting Coats $350 to $10 Shell Vests Shell Belts ur Lined Coats all sizes American Kamp Kook Stoves Decoys Duck Calls Hunting Caps lashlights Delta Electric Lanterns Super and all other Loads Coleman Gasoline Lanterns Rent Pumps and Doubles IT PAYS' TO TRADE AT 109 West irst LITTIE ROCK Ark Oct By playing superior brand of football the Ouachita Tigers defeated the Ar kansas Razorbacks here today by a score of 13 to 7 The Inability to complete forward passes find make any line gains cost tha Razorbacks tho game The Razorbacks hit their stride Until the last of the last quarter at this time they took the ball from the 35 yard line for a touchdown within the first three minutes of play The Tigers made their first touchdown in the second quarter when the ball wak on their 38 yard line Stelph made an 18 yord gain around the end and making gains through the line carried the ball over but Turbervllle failed to kick goal The second tally was in the last quarter the Tigers punted and McCullough fumbled the ball and Scott got It tor Ouachita the Tigers made downs and completed a pass for five yards and Turbervllle carried the ball across and kicked goal Arkansas nn Defense first halt ended with the ball on the 4 5 yard dine The goal was in constant danger while the ball was never past the 20 yard line At the start of tho second half the Razor backs showed ft lot ot life but they lost It before the quarter was civer With the score 13 nnd 0 the Itazor backs hit their stride and within three minutes after play had regis tered with ullbright kicking goal With only two minutes ot play Hatches made a spectular end run that was good for 20 years when tlie whistle Idew the ball was on Arkansas' 6 yard line The line up: Arkansas Onacldta Barry HE Carglle Smith (Capt) RG Elliott Williams RT Benson Coleman Montgomery Reed LG Dardeene Rushing LT Dardeene Hansard lE Bratt Haney QB Selph McCullough i Lit Turbervllle Wood RH Cole (Capt) Rogers Perry Officials: Umplre Campbelle1 Referee Heddrlck Head Lines man Hagwood Both teams used all ot the men that were along Ar kansas first downs 9 Ouachita 15 Score: 1 quarter 2 quarter 3 quar ter 4 quarter Arkansas 00 6 7 Ouachita 0 6 0 7 The Line up Iowa (fl) 5alo (0) Kadreky le Eddv Thompson LT Greene Minnick LG Crulkshank Heldt Iindls Krl RG Crow Engeldlngor ItT Dollar Hancock RH Ilulman parkin QB Niedlinger Shutileworth LHB Wight Miller RUB Hun Loi'kes (o) I 'B Mallory Hiioro by periods Iowa 0 6 0 6 0 0 0 0 A mr i 4.