The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 11

ff MM ferffis mat iii 1M Ok In hnm Pathn uni vt a tv fi 4 l1 KEN JOO AST Big Series Dope a More Breed wi anni STILL ATER SOONERS Yount Hause nndG a Ha leer To men andiyoungmen ft Mi 1 j3 Marx clothes ever offered in Oklahoma xW 1 BIG NINE GRIDIRON SCHEDULES I ft 5Euw6i5 ii xs W1 107 Next to Empress sal imfi 8 i i 4: HIS store contains at this moment the largest and best stock of Hart Schaffner 'ft rat Candidates Take Plunge Today A 4 I AEGIEDOMHGtfl OB lflST CUSH 1 Speedway Record Varied Attack Runs Up 'Score of 46 to 0 or ward Pass Works Well armers Will Have Month of Training When the Rangers Invade Center vTm fTUi Hang Tt on Cry Taken Up in irst Pep Meeting at Stillwater November Ohio State at Columbus November 18 MlnnMtota nt Mlnnenp 4)i'H I Vwi November fillnols at Madison Minnesota October 1 South Dakota State at Minneapolis October North Dakota at Minne apolis October South Dakota University at Minneapolis October Iowa at Minneapolis November Illinois at Minneapolis November Wisconsin at Minneap olis November 23 Chlcato at Chicago September Dr Paus' nt Indiana cx m' October Tutts at Indianapolis' Nutimbei It uhlo tale nt Iambus November rjoriua at inotana November imrdue at Purdue' lows October Corntl nt Iowa City Oitobrr JI Grinnell at Iowa City 4 October ntrdue at Purdue October Minnesota at Minneapolis November Northwestern at North ingriWJl Mivemher at Amen November vebm ska at Iowa City Ohio State October Ohio Wesleyan at Columbus October Oberlin at Columbus OfelOwtf iTTTTO4l fi Tv TftJlJltlea October Open November Wisconsin Columbus November Indlinn at Columbus November Case at Cleveland November Northwestern at Colunv When we say stock we mean your advantage in selecting when we say stock we mean best for you Chicago 4' OrtoW Cferleton fcvfehWto October Indiana nt htcawo' October' Northwestern at Chicago October Wisconsin at Chicago November 4 Purdue at Ch Im go November Illinois at Urbnna 'ss November Minnesota at Chicago Northwestern October Lake orest at Northwest roctober Chicago at Chicago1'' October Drake at Norhwestern 1 November Indiana at f'loomlngton November Iowa at No thwestem November Purdue at Northwestern November Ohio State at Columbus Pur due detober tmuw at Purdue October Wabah at Purdue A October 21 lown at Purdue fy i "October Illinois" at Purdue l4 Chicago at Chicago 8 November Northwestern at North western November JS Indlana at Purdeu minors October Kansas at Illinois October Colgate at Illinois :4 October 21 Ohio Htate at Illinois October Purdue at Purdue November Minnesota at Minneapo lis November Chicago at Illinois1'' November Wisconsin st Madison "I Wisconsin October lawfence at TMTKaisonT October South Dakota at Madison a October rtaaaeu inuians at aiaui jOetoket Cblaao at Chicago isbrbtidit toOklalioinaCitym ifthAveHativ shown exclusively at Newbills 'Derbiesandsofthatsof A' noticeable elegance of style vCJi i i 7 i tes a at Register' Breaking Score of 107 0 on VirtBoldtield'' SUBSTITUTES i Thirty Eight Men Used by EvprvCombina tion Effective 4 The Athletics will 'not take part In this yearn aerlea The Cincinnati Reds have yet'to lose a world's championship Bill has been called a robber In seven world's serlea es 'Pitchers are permitted to use but one Win in'thHwthg'nta 'penet This series la the thirteenth annual championship ticket scandal 1 The world's iorles was Invented In 1884 but the culprit uurdo good hla escape Providence won the first series from New York In 1854 by three straight games and no crooked ones I There la an unwritten law which pro ninna mv players or rriv si uaw vwm from sharing the prise money About 3000 people paid a do'Hr each to see the first world's series games some of the rabid fans traveling severer miles for tho purpoie The softest job In the world Is sit ting on the bench through world's se ries seeing the gnmes for no'htng and then getting a slice of the kale Tho fane have to travel by train bo street car automobile or other C'a conveyances In order to see the wo 1 la series but the players ride tho um Since the groat strife was Inaugu rated 8457 baseball experts tuve de voted 7582458898 newspaper ro'umns to picking the winner and they nai always come within one of It the lucky Stiffs Substitutes yllensley for Walkup Isle for Whltrkar' Howerton for letree Pundham jor Broorm Just to show what a handloap foothall rules are at tlmoa One of the g'ealest punters the grlt'iron game has ever known is working wUh the Crlm'on squad ano yet Harvard la not allowed to play him His name Ja Brlckley irst I name Charles Connie Mktk' manntt' in the American league from the time It was organized up to last year V1 '5 r'1 Okla Sent 85 HrorlnK teren tuchdownR tn th h1f mnd trine In the pwnd and kkklnK eleven ironja th fnotbaU team of th Vntternttr of OMehomn damonatratad groRt Improvement in elirnal knowleA end tehfn1 nlry rtnRt the weak reaist'nca of thh Oklahoma Cathollo unlver 'itv itf ghwnM here fodv The result wa to 0 Bt)hturttfnR in the aerond half fHd to letaon th powar of the Sonnera tinea th CathoPe toat atrength before the continued on tno avRiRncra oir "'a MrCain made the firet touchdown of the rami nn a 44 yard end run Catholics ineffective IiHn the flrat half th OthoHca pc eRRlnnatlv made 3 and 3yrd inrina hut mart iIwm nnlv once a naw frnm a li at a a al 81 4knU rioNn inrmnrfin punted rn ftniWh utown W0Y 1 ire Sir 8 1 30 ykrd nne'nlnc i nff I reef I to th fcecker ohetr irfrht taekt and CMfflra rht teekied abarply and factors In evnrj play The thlM ciuaytenqnmrd with the OpthoHca yafda nd an entire trew lineup tbK b'lirther chink the tR airier brouirbt out MKd never before been aeen on flnjad end who were not able foptay but the thred denomination ate hold them ard five more tottchdowna were registered Monee Steck 'Advances TVom th Renner vfewnrt the rams Rhnnved that there was hen Rnrlnr aurh aa hs dehtd Rnyri field In the feist' Wilmoth Johnson Jamee end Wne ahnwf headwork In the way of oR runs and handH 'r the pweRfc phrh tn wen were fa My ev against ha OthoMcs Tn the line Tcr and ovter were pr tlculartv erirRAlVe b'nrc annnwlh1 for several offaide penal tie linmip: HWTtMTOMA peMtton Ct Coach Wortman Expects Have Strong Team ReaYlyM'J for Razorbacks vuivEiaii v' vaisui" a vs uaianoma uatho lc univetiity 9 At Henry Kendall calege 81 Cumberland college 8 A' At Central Normil 48 Northcartcm Normal At Oklahoma Oklahoma high school 13 Chickasha high Bchonlt 13 AtKJngtUhanm5UngfLiImhlghJKhocJ 5 Watonga high school 0 At Rewey high school4 37 Caney high school 0 1 At Murray Agricultural school 77 Kingston high school 0 At Pauls valley high school 45: Ardmore high school 0 a At airview high achool 11 Woodward hign school 28 At Bnpu'pa tRapu'pn blgh7 Bristow nlgn school 0 i At Lemont high school '52 airtax men senoot At Bartlesville high school 54 Hominy high school 0 1 At Muldrow Muldrow high 'school 0 Van Buren (Ark) Hh school 83 Best At Hxr ard 28 Bates 0 At New Yale 25 Carnegie In stitute Technology 0 At Pennsylvania 3 Wtat Virglrla 0 At West Army3 Lebanon Val rAt Princeton Ill Maine: Bowdoln College 3 ort McKinley 8 At New Rutgers 38 vina Nova 4 At Stat College Ge: Penn State 85 Westminster 0 4 i i At Hamilton Tl Colgate Sus quehanna tfr At Middleton 7 Connecticut Aggie 0 At Orono Maine: New Hampshire Col'ege University of Maine At Providence Brown 18 Rhode Island Bute 0 VAt SchenecUdy Tl Union 0 JJW shlngtonr1 Bia WaBhlngton £lid Jefferson 63 Geneva Al nover NIU DertmoUth 32 Boston 8 I 4 At1 Williamstown Rensaelaer Tech 1 fAt avettevllle Unlyerslty of lritani sas 84 Kansas Bute Normal 20 7 At University ft of Texas 74 Southern Metnodlst university At' Llttfe Hendryx colfege L1H1 nock ooUeee i At Noth Dame Notre Dame 48 PnaA 0 ri At Manhattan Kan: Kansas Aggie 20 Bk0 kt East Tjinslng Mich: Michigan A i ja ruivai Wyoming 0 Colorado Angles 40 At Bloootgton Ind: Indiana 30 Rolla Mod Missouri School Of Ines 7 Milliken 7 'At I low Iowa OLULa College 0 At Des Melnes: Drake 7 Penn 3 South At Virginia 14 pavld 8At Ga: Georgia 8 Clt fW 0 i At ChattanoogaT nn: University of Ch'ttanooga 30 Middle Tennessee Nor mul At Atlanta Ga: Georgia TecK Bl At TuacalOMta Ala: Dhlverr slty 13 Birmingham College 0 At Montgomery AU Auburn Bat tery Alabama National Guard At Knoxville Tenn: University of Tenneaeo 33 Tusculum College At Nashville Tennl Vanderbilt 88 Booth weaUrn Presbyterian 0 At Raleigh: North A and College 11 Roanoke College LAt Chanel Hint rniwltyiof CaroVna' SO 'Wake orest 4 8 At Clemson Clemson 7 1 At' exmgVoh'' Vi Vtrinta' MlVtary Hampden Sidney "At JI Bl''ckfhnv Va: Virginia 'JPOWS technic Richmond College 0" At1 Wll'lamsborg' va: and Mary 7 TTn'on Tt'eolog'cal flemlnsrv 0 At Lanyefte' Tx: U24 South western Industtrial 0 5 4 At ewsnee Tonn BOwanee xvi wist ber'wnd University 0 At Lexington Ky: Kentucky State 39 Butler 3 a A lb Ll Cl EilV NORMAN Okla Sept ffx university students will take a plunge Sunday morning In the frigid waters of Belle Is'e at Oklahoma City one? of the qualifying tests for senior membership in Sigma Delta Psi the honorary athletic fraternity Physical Director Soutar who has charge of the tryouts' has nmad Jess Gal1owy John Jscobs Jack rost Harold Hufbtiuer Eugene Monnet and Tom Hill as the men still eligible on ac count of having completed all' the feats thus far required rank McCain half back on the football squadwho com pleted the other nine events last spring traversed the required 100 yards during the summer to the'estlsfactlon of' wit nesses and ip now a full fledged mem ber 1 f5 Austria recently held an exposition of paper produchj designed for tection against cold and as substitutes A OarrriaM Qari BobsffMf Mara xeniothlln Trier xxnn'omery 0 M'Vohnson XTeOtn Mr Dermott 1 7 Mems nry Howard niw rhrinr Pnbriltutes: Mcermn for ields Dnvla for Krsmr Balcer Donvl a Mr Montgomery XV Hott for Mrdnthlln Hott for Tyler for ov Graham fo MeCain Wilmoth Mr Jsms Mr Howard rj for Mmaon tt'noi for Johnson Galloway for Dottgla WO'laanant Mr Johnson rm rsnt Mr Mcerron for Grsham Noised for for vls for namm(l TJonert 'fey Wllmrth MoRride Mr rtotv igwr Mr Hott Gehrtnr for Wblsensdtr Psuly for Ti Hnt Gr'ff'n for Hlnr Mrveri for Ga11n wkr Mr JnXs ns osthaVr Ttnlvrlt for Grigra Gallagher Mr Jsroha 'X'Wt for CvGnllogher Hardman Iorfi Rld Ufo Time mmrtera 15 minutes Touch downs McCain fameB 3 JW Montgomery 1 McDermott "1 Howard 1 Wilmoth 3 Johnson 9 Tolbert 1 Hine 1 Goals Tyler James 5 Referee Ponder (Oklahoma) Umpire Collins fOklahn na) Heed linesman Nairn (Oklahoma) CENIEOEEITS TAHLEUUAH EASILY By Randis Pt rd us STILLWATER Okls Sept (Sn Aggledom can hardlv wait until October 7 to set Coach Griffith's foot ball varsity In action against a foe Il Is on this day that A and college meets Northwestern Normal ah Stillwater in the opening game of the season fitorlps at nthftp tftiimii utwi and dnivna ns Illustrated by results already this year have put the orange and black adher ents on a keen edge anxious to get a Una on the grldstsrs prowess to know the' outcome of a real' teat There been much discussion of the outlook for a winning eleven this fall and altogether the discussions have ended as victories for tho optimists Work Under Belt As each day goes bwth Griffith ma chine gains fltnass physically and dex terity" mentally or a month the big squad ol veterans has trampled Lewis field ftkhting alternately the scrub Lbs freshman and the prep elevens In scrim mages The first game was purposely scheduled i for a later date than usual In order rif possible to avoid the crip pling Injuries which resulted in early frays of the 1915 season As another means of obliterating this chance of loss by Injury the schedule was made to call for a "weak" game to precede each "hard" game urther no game will be on the Saturday before Thanks giving Insurance against a crippled squad with which to battle the University of Oklahoma turkey day at Oklahoma City Last year the Aggies played three games during the one weekahead of the Sooner scrap two of thethree being stiff games and in widely separated territories All Aqqtedom Enthusiastic "I There Is more enthusiasm evident at A and this fall tbanever seen be fore with due consideration being given the superlative degreo of the assertion Thursday night of this week the first rooters' rally of tho year was held In tbs auditorium With the cadet band the football team and ths yell leaders and AMa 8a rli fw iv It A rv rtU'z1 Aver DMVAhCta V4I 44V ptunviUD sow a a az TAHLEQUAH Okla Sept (Spe cial) In well played and fast game of football here today Central 'Normal of Edmond defeated Northenstern Nor mal 46 to 0 The day was perfect for passing and Central got away with sev eral good ones but the game was really won by good runs on the part of rlferrln1 i Le 'I A l44 fT URNISHERS outweighed but fought gamely through out most of the game Tho lineup: KENDALL Position CUMBERLA'D Handley Barfoot (C) Blevons i Covl ngt on Creokmors I Mat he I aiin Ontar A Chitwoods Wf" Austin Pryor id hts! Wallace RT Chitwood Jones Basham Grove Laser loat Dobson Hauae A mt i Young (C) Goggess Summary: Touchdowns: House 5 Blev en 2 Wallace Miller Allan Young Grove: goals from touchdowns Grove 8 In ten 'chances Young 2 In two chances Substitutions: Kendall Edwards for Creekmore Coffev for Austin Pappan for Waitace Miller for Hauae Winslow for Young ov for Btavena Young for Wlna Irw Johnson Jones Winslow for Handley Ammons for ovs Shorne for Btavena for oy Hr'dgea for Ammons" Chretle for Johnson Hause for Winslow: Cnmhretand Earl ox for Ma thews McKennon for Barfoot Mathews for Earl ox Officials: Unlay referee: Ammons um pire uiuespui neaa linesman i OCTOBER In other words1 selected these goods for their quality value to you brought together with the idea that going to beworn not simply that going to be sold The way they wear the seryice and satisfaction 4 4 "i i 'they that our best proht Stetson Hats Manhattan Shirts Shoes 'W Who still have to choose fall clothes TULSA' Okla Sept Playing straight' old fashioned football moat of the way Kendall college smoth ered Cumberland college of Clarksville Ark under an avalanche of touchdowns hers Saturday afternoon' the opening gtme of the Mason and finally ended the battle with a score of 81 to 0 In favor of the locals Long end runs were min gled with line plunge's and buck of tackle for repeated gains and although substi tutes composed the majority of the Uno up In the quarter the rate of scor ing was decreased but little Costly fumbles cost Kendall at least two touch down Rscrults Look Seed Although the of the team proved to be the chief ecoring factors the showing' made by some of the new men was of the highest order and those be lost through graduation should be replaced by able succeasors Bridges Winslowoy Bhome Creek more Ammons Johns Christie Coffey and Psppan all pew men appeared to advantage Hause was the most brilliant perform er of the day In carrying the bell twice traveling through the entire Cumberland team for a touchdown after receiving urvvv iiniruieu 1119 icnrn 11 1 throuvh most nt th mm nm passing In the small amount of open work used was the same brilliant order as last year He executed one pas for forty yards another for twenty and an other for thirty' Jones was on the re ceiving end of two and eist received the other Bsckf'sld Showe Speed inrent In the back 'nre Millar laat xmuiw ana rove rnsKinir after gain of from 10 to fifty yarns Al len recovered a punt In the second quar ter and ran thirty yards for a touch down while the other veterans Btavena 1 Austin Wellace Edwards Handley and Jones all did thalr share In the scoring as well as defensive work during the ehort time they were In the game Only three times did Cumberland gain sufficient ground Mo make first down 1 two of these occasions coming In ths third quarter Tho visitors went slightly UUNIBLfflftND 1 I ''III Tulsa Collegians Pile Up Score of 81 to 0 Against Arkansas BACKS SHOW SPEED Recruits Keep Adding to Count When Regulars Surrender Places WILBURTON QMs Sept ootball prospects at ths stat 4 xrnnni nr Mines are nrirnrar before Twentv flve men are reporting for practice dally and at that rata It wtll not be long until Coach Wortman will iv have hla team In fit condition to battle the beat teams of true and states DIUVQ in iciaui v( wnt) vn aiMke quotvet back on the East Central state normal' 1 team 'ast ven has en ol'ed In the school of mines bevond question la one of the be backfield mn lo the state Then ton Leverett and Ptek xj 4 burrer ex Arkenims unlver lty bank field men and Palmer who was an Okla 1 flk noma quariernacx last year are ins other exceptionally valuable additions to the team The men composing tho squad aro aS follows: Livingston Nicolette Johnson Haver Plunkett Mahan Perdue Lane Webb Rcrlbante Teaone' Combe May Hart Vive Tavlor Reroulhec Wallace Palmer Leverett Stockburxer Homer11 Dalrymple and Bickel Mahan VVehb end Itaroulhao starred 'n high school' football Wehb played fullback on victorious Cherokee high school foot ball team Inst year Coach Wortman Is ireryj' boneful of being able to get hla men into" shape to lick Arksnsas! university at rayetievuio ixioor is hv Thi "rki fif 1118 TWo freaks I now would show yotL Ho come right up and Exhibits A's the Giants Tbe Browns Exhibit Xv Of all the In and outers That ever played baseball Th Giant and tn BrowolM Do sut'tenly beat all J' At times they've placed llks demons At others well no words 7 'i' Could possibly do justice To them outrageous birds Th Giants and th They surely do well i When thev're good they're very And when they're bad they smellL' 7 Slim Sallae and Poll Perrltt aro'eo'pow1' pt utar In St Louis that when the of was 111 with ptomalns poisoning some of the Mound City fans got drunk to celebrate while whan Poll 7 pitched and won both games of a double header they wore crepe fin their arms 1 What with six or seven teams tn the1 first division most of the time this has bean a great season in the American league PBOVN UN MINEH ELEVEN 8 (Spe than ever 3 Ps Coin (Wmt CAo 'y 71 rt H'nVev Recker noakera on the nlntform tho crowd over flowed the lower floor and filled goodly ortlons Of tho balcony or nearly two hours the "pep" out nnd oozing echoed throughout tho building Again using the superlative It was the biggest early season rally recorded at Stillwater The speakers In their order of appear ance were: President Cnntwell Coach Griffith Director Ed Galla gher Secretary Randle Perdue and Pres ident Harry Johnson of the Students' as sociation St'll After Soonere Once more the cry "Hang It on gained predominance over all others not withstanding the fact that the Sooner battle le the last of the schedule Em phasis In the cheering was accorded the coining gome with the University xf Texas at Kan Antonio on October 13 but the Aggies' thoughts are upon the an 1 nual Oklahoma university fracas an event th 't overshadows all others To date only one serious Injury has marred the gridiron practice although there are some half dozen minor hurts being nursed by the first string men Kerr a big Indian who loqked good for a varsity berth this year after having ntaved on the scrubs last fall received a fracture of the' ankle and w'll be out of the race for the remainder of the year With three four or five men working for each position on the tenm and al) anocrentlv of the same or near the same Sitlber' fi' pradtet 'W44h accuracy the lineup against the Alva normalltes tn ths first game Oklahoma Held for Downs Seven Tfmes: Withinfi 5 Ten Yard GnfellKM Both Teams Erratic Visits I ore Spurt inMid and Draw Even "'V Tack of some one who could kick a Add coal prevented Oklahoma hlsh schoolinning RhI cma of the soason from rilckasha 4t Saratoga park yesterdayhzrnoon Three times in the first haffnd four times In ths second ths locals Larked their wsy to within the ten yard ins only to be held and hate ths ball aken away from them )1' our of these tllures were fairly In front of the goal Xatx so that a drop kick or a goat Lot placement should have been an tn turn from the twentv verd only one weak attempt was ja and the fmo resulted In a 13 to 13 Loesle bff te'fUsS Of the local snoring was dons In the itst period Chickasha fumbles enabled men to carry theUne of bat r'ffto within the Chickasha five yard llneA hakere the visitors held for downsTieee Pn ttlng fumbled the first pass back of own goal line and Hardy tall upon I ball for a touchdown Tyler kicked 't 'plve minutewri later 8wntsk vsmaahed tsreugh the line for a second score and missed gent 1 the second period Goettler charged Meogh the Wee for a Chickasha teuch The klchnett failed leaving' Okla terns 13 to 4l he ckeefUui first to? Hill Raos Nty rive Verdi tbs second half Was only a few aaeonds teL when HIIJ smashed toff tackle asuirtned through the Oklahoma City first 1m of defenM evaded the second and na fifty five yards to goal This time Setting got the bell between the up rights ana tne score was Throughout practically tke game the ball was witnin vn territory four times almost to always tbe visitor braced In Uv and held' The lineup: OKLAHOMA Position Garner vL Cole Newbern Harkins Crow Bottger Hardy isher A Moerachel 'n Swatek Johnny Aitken' 1' whn dktflhitahAil wnrld1 record Almost tnvarl b'v they yesterday by averaging a fract on leas down in which' th than 105 rnllca per hour In the big auto handlrapped? by' taek of a good mobile rac on the Sheepheaua Bay Thefi x'rn rrchr speedways score wm tied i ii rna rMf ar Within Chlcknaha real but runrn CHICK AKHA files 40 olivet 0 Griffith At' ortCollins TSa a Z11 a a Riddle Manley Harris S' OwnPI Mines 7 Milliken 7 Wilson' Mwai Hill Goattlnar I Substitutes: Driscoll for Manley Kay Ooattlng for Bunnell Galloway for Moerachel Young for Summary: Touchdowns Hardy Bwa tek Goettlng H1U Goals from touch 'down Tyler Goetttng Officials: Referee Hffl umpire Gallo way rx A ji 4 HWITATIDNBDL TDUBNEY Svery Club in Stete Will be Urgedt9 JnUrTeams I tB j1 islH s' TjV a I' invitations bw sent out this by the tournament committee of the Oklahoma City Golf and Country club I uklng the various golf clubs of the state I' to send representatives to a tonrnamen lite be played here October 18 17 and 18 Bites for this invitation tournament now I fixture for tMr Oklahoma City ui Country club were decided upon I jes'erday The contestants will be separated Into I (hoses according to their qualifying I sores and trophies will be given In evera I 'dtsa i Consolation flights also will be Ifwranged I Qualifying for the first round on thv I' Ooesta Rey cup started yesterday The lnatrnta will be divided Into A and I' dosses those with handle ps'! from 1St 12 playing tn Class A and those wl landlrapa of 12 or mnre ln Class 'Two will qualify In each class tor com I lotltlon In the finals i I l1 woodward High Wine I 3 PAIRVmW Okla Kept SO MSpec'al) I 1 Mrvtew high school opened thefoot I season here today with Woodward I Wb school the tatter winning 25 to 12 I Wood ward completed One forward ss I oM made all her scored In the first half I Mrvtew hen 'changed their 'Stylo o' I isme scoring: her points In "the test I telf Baker starred for Woodward and I 'Smith and Chester Wahl for alr Now AC "1 i iiiil ii $4 'r I Thorn are several big league towns I Where Kipling could gel material for a I sew version of i'Th4tClty of'Drsadful hW( 'ei'? fi 3' PjWv i A Hl a' 1 ki 1 1 i 1'' ti tJlr 7 'r Qnlr A 1 a ill ESBOnm hi JBHsHnBOa JR Wk ill MH I I 'I 1 JKL BKhiS 4 'f hVIL'W SjjBKfpl 'Vc oMMEm EM a i jBtafjprYJMR1'' viS'M A A 1 'Mt xa MH I Wf vlr 5 4 ') A 1 A "'fl 4 if 8 'J I xsjT jg' 1 A 1 uf jl 5 5 I 4 Sr' I 4 uV i uJyy "tv rc rn i Ki IY S'wK bua A 1 1 1 "1 5 'X'? 1 11? 1 I' 1 1 I I and pool and line bucks by Holland The lineup: NRTHWHN Position CENTRAL Peyne Edmonson Broom Milla GI Brooks I Keenan nter Grou W1kup Dobbins Adair Cox Littlefield RE Pet me Guinn 7 QH Herrin Powell LB Whltakerl Kelso Pool Bean 12 Holland Vl HI? i 1 i I.