The Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 145, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 23, 1920 Page: 3 of 6
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RDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1920.
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USTIN KANGAROOS
To Cadillac Owners
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IN ONE-SIDED GAME
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SHOE PRICES TO DROP.
Robb
Woods
. James
Hubbard .
Snoddy
Gaston
McMillan
COLDS ■
Anni Pavlowa and her troupe of dancers.
The line-up:
Moran
Owen
Roberts
Fullback.
Dennis
Right tackle.
Hill
Right guard.
Swenson
Center.
Husey
Left guard.
Green ,
Wilson
Left tackle.
Windrow
Golightly
Left end.
Elam
Moseley
Quarterback.
Leissner
Jones
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linesman.
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YOUR GREATEST TIME SAVER
this game because it has an important
present season.
READING ADVERTISEMENTS SAVES TIME. THEY
Captain Lee Brooks, who cut his foot
E TO BUY THE
TELL YOU WHEN AND WE
Daniels.
THINGS YOU WANT.
Merchants and manu-
VICTIMS
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Gela JMJowh.
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We have discontinued handling Cadillac Cars but will be
equipped to take care of our customers’ service demands
on cars that we have sold them. Our shop will give as
prompt and efficient service to Cadillac owners as they
do on our other cars.
HARVARD AND CENTRE
PRIMED FOR RATTLE;
BOTH ARE CONFIDENT
TRAFFIC TRUCKS
Goodyear Tires
Governor of Kentucky Sends'
Message of Encouragement
to the “Praying Colonels.”
ACQUIRE THE HABIT OF READING ADVERTISE-
MENTS REGULARLY. YOU WILL FIND THEM
YOUR GREATEST TIME-SAVER.
ION
AYNE
facturers are putting
these in the newspaper for
your benefit as well as
their own. Your co-opera-
tion is required. You must
read them in order to be
well informed and reap
the advantage that is
yours.
IN
IVED
aght and
mnptom of
pleasant, your clothing
and food problems less
difficult
WHY LET THEM
LINGER?
stomach
ittle dan-
that oc-
own and
n feeling
• on, and
land take
t and get
niversity
beautiful
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SAN MARCOS TEACHERS
TROUNCE SAM HOUSTON
FARMERS PILE UP BIG
SCORE AGAINST PHILLIPS
Aimless searching is
avoided. Shopping trips
end not in disappointment
but in success. The adver-
tisements in your news-
paper are messages from
the business world to you.
Read them. They tell you
what is new in markets
and stores. They inform
you of all that the world of
invention and discovery is
doing to make your work
easier, your home more
measles,
vired us;
k him up.
ere using
aim. The
-Draught,
nd I kept
I believe
ade than
t and my
ds, fever-
ed liver."
made by
in farmer
the remainder came from Kangaroo Churchill
sources.
Touchdowns, Watson 2. Hart, Mor-
gan, Tynes 3, Elam, Vo well; goal kicks.
Hart 4. Morgan 2.
HUNTS
MGRTNING OIL
Superiority of Locals Gives Them
Easy 54-to-0 Victory In Bat-
tle of Brilliant Plays.
n action,
rsity of
n battle,
brn foot-
v Walter
n team,
ter man.
all and
letter in
a star
eer wag
WRANGEL FORCES HALT
ADVANCING BOLSHEVIKI
Forces of military police were sent
to the scene.
Score by quarters:
Texas ..............
Austin
ersity of
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le Chair,
r of the
re dele-
conven-
Howard
REVENUE OFFICE FORCE
PRESENT GO-LABORER
WITH WEDDING GIFT
Harvard.
Kane.....
Centre.
... Chinn
ST. ED’S WINS EASILY
OVER DANIEL BAKER
SHORTHORNS MEET SAN
MARCOS TEAM TODAY
Right guard.
Right Tackle.
BAYLOR WINS FROM
OKLAHOMA AGGIES
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
TWO SOLDIERS KILLED
IN SINN FEIN AMBUSH
1 schools
onztitute
ion. Ad-
denom-
knd stu-
by such
, Dr. W.
| M. Col-
Lil; Rev.
L and Dr.
olunteer
not fea-
MUSTANGS AND RAZORBACKS
PLAY IN DALLAS TODAY
Special to The Statesman.
BROWNWOOD, Texas, Oct. St.
Edward s College defeated Daniel Baker i
Money baex wit
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Fourteen players ot the Austin High
School football team left Friday night
under the leadership of Coach Phillip
Clarke for Houston, where they meet
the Houston Central High team this
afternoon on the Rice Institute foot-
ball field.
Howard E. Snodgrass, who has just
returned to his desk at the U. s. In-
ternal revenue office here, and whose
wedding was recently chronicled, found
upon his arrival a beautiful token of
the esteem in which he is held by his
fellow members of the internal revenue
office personnel. This was in the form
of a silver card tray which was pre-
sented to Mr. and Mrs. Snodgrass
The married members of the revenue
office sent with the gift their eards
bearing such greetings aa -Happy Day"
and "Congratulations." while those un-
married in the revenue office sent in
the tray messages such as "My sym-
pathies" and "Consolations."
At an appontea hour all members of
the local office joined in a surprise
party, presenting their gift and show-
ering Mr. Snodgrass with congratu-
lations.
T. Lutch-
the Uni-
porter of
at is ap-
tter men
n action,
nes:
Left halfback.
Right halfback.’
Whether ,ou heve • col
set eet i botkte of Hum'.
declines in prices of shoes were pre-
dieted by delegates attending a confer-
The Razorbacks arrived Friday night'locals Dodd was the outstanding star,
and Coach McLaren said his team was I while Wilson and Simms played a good
in excellent condition, 'game.
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- ‘ Officials: Referee. R. W. Maxwell
Sensabaush (Swarthmore); umpire, T. J. Thorp
’ • (Columbia); field judge, G. N. Bankart
....... Key (Dartmouth); head linesman, W. G.
_ . Crowell (Swarthmore).
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Unusual interest has developed in
Anna Pavlowa, the noted Russian dancer, arrived in New York
few days ago accompanied by the members of her company. Pavlow
has not been seen in this country for about two years. She has beeh
touring South America and Europe. The photograph shows, from top
to bottom: Pavlowa. Mlles. Oleneva, Butsova, Saxova, Bartlett, Leg-
gierosa, Stuart, Faucheux, sod Derina. Pavlowa expects to make an ex-
tended tour of this country with her troupe appearing in most of the
larger cities._______________ ..........
By Associated Press.
CORK, Oct 22.—An officer and a
private were killed and five other sol-
diers wounded this morning when two
military lorries were amMushed four-
teen miles from Cork. The attackers
numbered 100, and it is not known
whether they suffered any casualties
from the fire returned by the mili-
n of the
ers, has
he held
t Sieber
rt suffi-
ito river
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acres of
ding to
by the
at com-
n divert
By Assoclated Press, ence of the Western Associatton of
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Oct. 11—Continued Shoe Wholesalers hero today.
for Gardner, Yantis for Windrow, ran forty-five yards for a touchdown. never in doubt for a moment, the Hay-
Hamilton for Hart for Hamilton, Tynes Dotson kicked goal. IV ereneiu crumhiny nuinst
for Vowell for Tynes. Morgan for Wat- | Late In the game. when the ball had maker oHenelve crumbling against
son for Morgan. Lockwood for Dennis gone from the Aggie thirty-yard line the unbending line of the Farmers,
for Lockwood. Millard for Green tor to the Baylor six-yard line, Ray and The work of Mahan and Higgin-
Millard, Colt for aYntis, Murphee for. Look ba ugh carried it down the field botham in the locals’ back field was
Special to The Statesman.
stNMROSxTmATaestea Zam offered from distress after earing and
Houston Normal of Huntsville here Fri-
day afternoon by a score of 32 to 0
Texas (54).
Hart (Capt.) ............
Right end.
Brilliant playing, excellent machine
work and apparent superior ability
made a Longhorn victory over the Aus-
tin College Kangaroos an easy matter
Friday afternoon on Clark Field. The
final score of 54 to 0 in favor of the
locals could have been double its size
had Whitaker desired to work his first
string men throughout the game. As it
was, the regular only opened each half
and were both times relieved after they
had scored a number of touchdowns,
second string men going in.
Watson and Elam, especially the for-
mer, were the outstanding stars of the
game. Watson's broken field running
netted enormous gains for the locals
time after time, while one of the touch-
downs came after Watson made a
beautiful broken field run of 45 yards.
In spite of the fact that McCallum,
Ellis, Peyton and Dominguez, first
string backfield men, were unable to
enter the game on account of injuries,
the team did not appear to be greatly
handicapped. Vowell and Leissner, at
full and left half, appeared fully ca-
pable of smashing through the Kan-
garoo line and slammed away for large
gains. In the line, the work of Capt.
Maxey Hart at end and of Swenson at
center and Dennis at tackle featured.
The entire line appeared to be more
like a rock wall than in any late per-
formance of the locals.
For the Kangaroos, Captain More-
hart at half was the outstanding player.
Hollis, Jones, Moseley, Dysart, Key and
Sensabaugh also starred. Efforts of
the Austin College players to practice
their deadly forward passing proved
futile throughout the game on account
of hte Longhorns’ vigilance, although
numerouc pretty attempts were made.
There was a noticeable lack of punt-
ing in Friday’s game and with the ex-
ception of one punt by the Longhorns
Austin Motor Sales Co.
To Complete Organization of Social
Club for Catholic Young People.
There will be a meeting of the Young
People’s Social Club, under the au-
residence of Mrs. H. C. Peters. 1909
spices of SL Austin’s Chapel, at the
Nueces Street, Sunday afternoon at 4
o’colck, to complete organization plans
and arrange for Hallowe’en party. All
the young people desirous of joining
should be present.
in a hard-fought game. The hard
hitting backs of the local team pierced
the visitors' line fon long gains in spite
of the fact that three of the local reg-
ulars were out of the line-up.
The Southwest Texas Normal team
will leave hero Friday morning for
Austin, wheer they meet the Univer-
sity Shorthorns Saturday afternoon.
The locals are confident of getting the
large end of the score.
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DALLAS, Texas, Oct. it.—With four College here Friday afternoon by a thia game because it baa an important
regulars out of the lineup. Southern . score of 15 to • In a hard fought game, bearing on the race for the state high
Methodist University will meet the Although outweighed, the Austin teamschool championship Both teams are
University bf Arkansas Razorbacks on easily proved superior to the locals. undefeated, and a victory for either
the State Fair gridiron here at 3 o’clock Both touchdowns for the visitors were! will mean a big step forward,
today in their weakest form of the .made by Lacy, who also scored a safety | Members of the squad who accom-
‘ on Daniel Baker. * panled Coach Clarke were: Manager C.
....... . _.U, „a0.... Stars for St Edward’s were Lacy, I Falk, Capt Albert Prater, Maufrais,
during practice Thursday, will be out Demmer, Decle and P. McNamara. The Oafford, Finks, Schwarzer. Clemente,
of the game, ae will Boyd, Cooper and I visitors’ line also proved to be impreg- Maddox, Lightfoot, Wiginton. Putnam,
— nable at critical moments. For thejArmer, Eckhardt, Stanford and Cox.
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University of Texas Shorthorns will
meet Southwest Texas Normal players
of San Marcos this afternoon on Clark
Field in what is expected to prove a
lively game of football. The San Mar-
cos players reached Austin at noon
fresh from a victory Friday afternoon
over Sam Houston Normal of Hunts-
ville. Several of the regular players
who were injured in yesterday’s game
will not be able to play today, how-
ever. This is counterbalanced by the
fact that several of the Shorthorns are
in similar condition.
The Teachers have a strong team,
as they battled the Southwestern Pi-
rates to a standstill last Saturday, the
game ending with the score tied at
3-all.
Eckhart, halfback on last year's
Longhorns, will play in the back field
for the Shorthorns: Culp, another 1320
man, will play fullbck; Pena, captain
of the 1318 Longhorns, along with
Burns, a former Texas A. & M., will be
in the line.
Other players of note are Gardier,
Fortier, Rowland. Conley and Bralley,
a former Texas Christian Cortege
plaver.
These stars, along with other good
players, give the Shorthorns a power-
ful lineup and are due to give the Nor-
mltes a hard tussle.
-------- Specia Ito The Statesman.
I COLLEGE STATION, Texas, Oct. 22.
I "sALWATER,kla,, Oct 33.—Bay-Playing straight football, overhead
lor Universtly defeated the Oklahoma work being hampered on account of
Aggies Friday afternoon, 7 to 0. a muddy field, the Farmers trimmed
Two peculiar playa lost the game for the Phillips University Haymaker,
the Aggies. Blailock, giant Baylor I e A-
Substitutions: Gray for Hulsey, tackle, picked up the ball after Ray, here this afternoon to the tune or 47
Brown for Elam. Gardner for Swenson Aggie halfback, had fumbled it, and I to 0 on Kyle Field. The issue was
Austin (0). Horween
... Robinson :
Quarterback.
.............. Armstrong
By Associated Press.
SEBASTOPOL, Oct. 31. —General
Wrangol's South Russian ant-bolshe-
viki forces are holding the soviet
troops who have been attempting to
pursue the South Russians across the
Dnieper after the recent success of
the bolshevik!, in driving the Wrangel
forces back to that river.
On the northeastern front to the east
of Ekaterinoslav, General Wrangel has
pushed northeast to Synellikovo.
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Left tackle.
Brown, Tittsworth for Leissner for, with six consecutive first downs. I the feature of the game. Both ripped
Tittsworth, Bluestein for Vowell, Bow- When the Aggies reached their six-1 through the line and around end in
man for Coit, Moore /or Gardner, yard line, Baylor braced and held them easy style and slammed across the line
Arams for Tynes, Shields for Dennis. | for four downs. Look ba ugh attempted for touchdowns. Pretty interference
Austin College: Hollis for Jones for a pass to Ray and Ray fell across the running aided their work materially.
Hollis. Smith for Sensabaugh, Thomp- goal with the ball. The referee held For Phillips, Sheldon and Weath-
son for Dysart, Purcevell for Smith. , that he had fallen across the side line, erly were the outstanding players.
Officials: Moore (Vanderbilt), ref- Punting featured the game. Ray ■
eree; Ettlinger (Washington), head punted twenty times, averaging forty-
six yards, and Dotson and Strickland, A II C TEAN I AVK
for Baylor, seventeen times, averaging | He IL •• 1 HAIvI LLAI —
inirtytour--ars--.— FOR HOUSTON CONTEST
By Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Mua, Oct 13—Th,
football teams of Centra College and
Harvard University, their goal lines
uncrossed this season, entered their
contest at the stadium today deter-
mined to keep a clean alate. The col-
legians from Danville, Ky., were out-
weighed about ten pounds to the man,
but in Captain McMillan, quarterback,
and Weaver were possessed of' two I
members of Walter Camp’s 1919 All-1
American team. Centra’s unbroken I
string of victories extends back morel
than two years, and in three games!
this season the “praying colonels" have I
scored 341 points while whitewashing I
their opponents. The crimson has I
scored 103 points to their opponents’ |
none in four games this year.
Governor Edwin P. Morrow of Ken- l
tucky sent the following telegram to!
the Centre team:
"The men in Kentucky are pulling!
for you; the women are praying for I
you; the heart of every girl is with!
you. For God’s sake, make good. Hit!
the line hard and low."
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