Show - -- -wo Ne"w' dy 1 I : 14 I B Simaa Morning - lir Pitt Tw as p( M 1 chlgan 40 to 0 4 2' t -- '''''t t' 4'::!:: 4 4 001W006 4 "J :: ': S:p : ''''Q ::: 4 ' ':: - I - 1 Z- '- ' -- mg ' -- k e - - 'i 11 ' Modified 6T1' 001" 1 t ' P - - ' ' it'-- 403"' ' st ri Fl - j s i ' - ir4-- -I 4 - t - i ' I ' 7' The Golden Gophers' huge forwawith the lighter Blini linemen while Captain Bruce Smith and Daley and an assortment of substitutes ran wild Smith and Daley each lot two i touchdowns Midget Bud :Higgins I ii iANN ARBOR Mich Oct 11 UPI introduced modificaa Michigan t ':' :'' it tion of the intricate"T' formation r ' "( Into its football system Saturday I H 0-- ! hard-fougfirst-half and wrested a 4041141K ) "t 1 touchdown from Pittsburgh's ' 's - :'' Nt ' 1 1Ls s I ' 4 ' ' before ' i e ' purged Panthers rolling up 1 04-fi 90' five more scores in the last 30 1 xv t 1 minutes to win its third succeuive 7 - I ''t ' t O 'Lrl 40 7:t to victory " N z --In a radical departure from the :' 1 '4 f single wingback formation nor?'''' ''':‘ mally used Coach Fritz Crislees tott f k unbeaten Wolverines went 78 ': '' gia(' yards in :15 plays for a first period I t::1 s il:: ikk: -' 4 r'''0 mitouchdown by Harold (rippy) ' ' ) 7t ' Lockard Pitt held out until the r-- I ' e '''''' ' intermission' but then faded before I: '' 1'' tt ' " ' A' v '4' ': ' A as 34403 specta'''' Michigan's power ' k tors watched ' Sophomore Tom Kuzma ran 48 - ''''''''''''''''''' ' k '" 41-- Oh '' 1: l t ' ' and seven yards for two touch' It :'4 ' ' downs his fourth and fifth of ths '' season and thus in three games ' n ':0 record surpassed the 1 ' 2 ' ''' 2 ' Tom Harmon who of i '''': i 'k : '''''':: A '' ' ' '' 4 '''4? 'tit' had three Davy Nelson Don RobIt t i 't inson and Don Boor the last two ''” 1 't":2 tz 4 t ' ' 1 '4'' ' '' ''''''t - ':t': '‘:'-t 2 ':' sophomores gathered the other t ' N ' '' t: Michigan touchdowns ' :1 ' k 4 Pitt's Attack which netted only iUSteoadMIEIgkfitit4441 aiifi:Z94161101oo301k'i4:'Ali::61 three first downs to Michigan's 11 and 27 yards by rushing to 274 was Here's a sample of what a Harmon-les- s Wolverine football two Pittsburgh tacklers for 11 yards on a spinner play in exceedingly ineffective and the team to once did at Ann Arbor second quarter The Panthers were soundly trounced the mighty Saturday Pittsburgh Panthers failed to penetrate Tom Kuzma (arrow) Michigan halfback tears away from Michigan winning easily 40-- 0 enemy territory beyond the 34- yard line Even the punt was a dulled weapon as five successive Pitt kicks measured 17 10 10 8 and 14 yards 4 The line-u- p: )11ehigsa Pittsburgh dorm's Fraumann e ill tt k : 1'11' M6- :4''''' it ' Mo ‘14 '- r- 4 L 4 t- - - ' M - - - - ht - ' s 410 '1 mv - fs- 6 d- b T -1 - 'N M 1- c ft '' ! 4 ''' C 4- ' - ' '- - - '1104" Mik '""- ia 1"- ss 4- 1 ' ' - f 14 - ' ''' ss '' 'I : :- - - : i - '': ' '':' " '- ' 'iL " ' '' 4' first-seaso- ica ' C- ::t- 45 ::'': ''- ' - :'' : - - ': 21 p : :' Ak : 'I: s ''k : :k 4 '" - ‘ k '''- T Asi v ' : Ct - i spic-and-spa- n? got-theh- er Illinois hopelessly outclassed never quit trying and iallantly rallied for a single touchdown with three minutes to go in thii fourth period The score at the ftall was to 27 O 1 Takes Off Heat Daley'il—dash took the heat off and permitted Coach Bernie Bierman to pour on the substitutes using 40 men in the first half alone The Daley solo came right after Captain Smith ran the kickoff out to the 27 Fullback Daley edged through a huge hole at Illinois' left tackle He cut to his right By the time he reached midfield he had only one man to beat and escort ready to help a three-ma- n clear that obstacle The second 'score came shortly after Illinois' first two plays netted a deficit A short punt into the wind carried only to the Illinois 35 Daley and Smith each got quick first 'downs Itnd thirr—Daleyshot over from the Duncan Holds Go' gam Golf Lead Tourney Frank Duncan off Bonneville Ducks—Unlimited Ducks you'll find them this season wherever you Ilnd water and In greater numbers than for several years You'll find a few northern ducks ea the opening day too aa a result of the recent stormy and cold weather that started othern flights earlier than usual for somepecies Two days of duck shooting and you east discard the scatter gun for the rifle and get your deer In most any part of the state you rare to hunt There are 22500 does that ram legally be killed and for those who don't want to shoot doe and plenty don't there'll be bucks enough to "go around And if you're sot successful the first day out you have nine additional days to pursue your deer You can concentrate on ducks then until tbo following Sunday when the fields will reverberate it tbo barrage of some 80000 nimrods Intent on bagging a couple of those most beautiful and tasty of birds pheasants for dianer re- mained at the top of the pack Saturday as 98 golfers in the eighth annual P H Goggin tournament kept shooting for titles at Forest Dale Leaders Saturday were: Class A Walt Cosgriff 141 Class B Duncan 139: H E lacCurdie 143 and Ernest Forsberg 144 Class C lEar! Green 144 and Blaine Sorensen 146 ClaILS D Bill Keyser 143: H G Shepard 147 and C L Freeman 147 Class E Joe Christensen1 141 and Melvin Denhalter 14-ya- rd eight Smith made it 20 to 0 before the period ended profiting by another poor Illinois punt that set up the Gophers' drive from the Illinois 40 The payoff plunge this time was from the five with Smith lugging the ball t Higgins came in to get the fourth—score on a gallop in the second The final Minnesota score rolled up early in the third period with the regulars perftirming and Smith driving over from the Illinois 11 1491 Cosgriffs gross score of 147 puts him ahead of the field for the grou prize although FA Perry of Forest Dale shot a 73 on the first 18 Saturday to threaten the Country dubber Tom McHugh municipal pro cards could announced first be turned in Sunday but emphasized that the initial round must be completed by Sunday night 18-ho- le : Rio Scores Fans Wild I There'll be a number of hunt who'll have a try at quail in the six counties where these exploders can be shot and not entirely because they like quail on toast These little blue butlets are a real test of any shoot-ing eye and the boys who coma in with their bag limit of 10 really have something they cazt boast about Quail are legal game in Morgan Salt Lake 1Iintah Utah Weber and Washington counUes1 the latter hav ing an open seaaon from November 2 to 16 inclusive with a daily limit of eight birds Cr i RIO GRAIsTDE Ohio Oct 11 UPI homecoming football crowd of! 300 went wild Saturday although ' their favorites Rio Grande college's Redmen lost as usual Not since 1937 have the Redmen finished on the long end of the count but Saturday they scored their most impressive point ' Kiedsiberger Wigton I )intersmii Knissar In three years—seven Bluefield e Relater Ingalls 20-1- 4 W Va won 25 to 7 rite Preguiman IA Rstirtiouser Keit The contest was the only home TO Pinto ROlent By Steve Snider Welt on Rio'a schedule but they Cektuhzeinfltil tclh game intetier Leased Tribune Wire By LINCOLN Neb Oct 11 (INS) Keep Trying EVANSTON Ill Oct 11 (UP)--B- ill in this hamlet (pop 204)) 800 After Elk Decorrevont now a Button Lock ard rb t got along Roes Wetittall remnants of its lb the meana on address system a without Mini BLOOMINGTON Ind Oct 11-The only kept trying And then there's the elk bunt Scant :by quailing: polished senior ran and passed like the hero in his prep school great Rose bowl team of last year while and finally got to Minnesota score boardpublic line-u- p or other 6 0 14 20- -40 Michigan any The Horned Texas front -Frogs scheduled for November 7 to IL 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh and turned a tight football game into a rout Nebraska defeated Kansas uni- territory in the third period when announcements "coring : Touchdowns—Kuzma There'll be Christian university defeated Indi- scrapbook Saturday 32 only $OO lucky per(2 Lackard Boor Robinson Nelson Point here eleven Twice the game was held up interference on a pass gave them Saturday as Northwestern overwhelmed Wisconsin in its first Big Ten game versity's ea Pm ) titter touchdown—Ingalls 2 Mellow 2 Continud 14 to ana a 20 before 0 to before 30000 spectators uniiirsity the ball on the Gopher 48 Cap- while spectators hunted balls boot14 41 of season the to I Vike crossed Francis 22Fullback ed down a out field and of of crowd the ran Smith tain Jimmy capacjty homecoming beautifully Decorrevont scored only two of kick was blocked and Wisconsin the Kansas goal line five minutes for a first down on the Minnesota deep ravine which drops off just 000-The Hoosiers however gave still was much in the ball game after the game started and Athey 31 and then dashed to the 11 out of bounds the boys from sort Worth a ter- - Northwestern's six touchdowns Then it was Decorrevont who and Zikmund scored in the second where Minnesota's There were only 200 seats—in came his last one a dazzling sweep came to the rescue Fielding a long rific scare by scoring a toUchdown but The half ended with a In to take commandregulars bleacher and chair section bethe 50 yards with a Wisconsin period of WISC011Mark Hoskins on late in the final quarter and bouncpunt by 0 score Cornhuskers 20 to for the tween lines The A the 40 and Correll Walter at that the of the start third pe- sin's 49 Decorrevont swept back punt by scored for Coach scooted ing back with another drive that punt on the Minnesota four other 100 spectators just wandered out Replacements 27 riod shot Northwestern ahead own Ms his into ELDORADO In Oct 11 LYN— had them on T C 11's nine-yar- d line to 14 territory caught Jones' eleven in the second helped the Illinois get started about the field The only two 50- almost every new Wis- tacklers off guard By Tribune Leased Wire and raced all BM Eldorado's with four downs and a couple of consin and high school football seats choice section for from the Minne- yard line maneuver then boomer- alone into the end zone Erdlitz half EAST LANSING Mich Oct 11 minutes to go The game ended team is leading Metropolis 12 to 0 was e based offensive Kansas occuThe were sota Don 40 Griffin games college Into more touchdowns for slipped — Dick Kleppe Michigan State a few seconds after the Frogs had anged kicked the point —with two minutes and seven secon the wizardry of Quar- through center for 18 to the Min- pied by substitutes Northwestern halfback broke up a close game held for downs on their Fallback Don Clawson ran 28 terback passing d his flips landed nesota 22 A forward shot him to but Miller was Absent the atmosphere of onds of the second quarter and all between the Spartans and Mar line yard with another Farris pass a frequently in the paws of the the Minnesota Tight First Quarter yet to be played or headline the last halfone GrifThen pressure championship eight moment later Then taking posquette Ithis afternoon by returnconBecause Both sides contributed several who backs Nebraska power failure the stars luckless hero for the but In the tint period alone the session after a fumble on Wis dashing fin dropped a pretty forward into big two teams are taking-- what is ing a punt 57 yards for a touch- stars to a highly interesting ex- teams gave into as Quarterback was verted Rio Bob three He Grande interceptions LaVere a Astroth's crowd McNulty 40000 of anconain's 26 Graham down This cracked a 7 to 7 tie position of open football and the touchdowns probably the longest time out' arms behind the goal line football f o r an entire other touchdown Heproduced picked up a blocked kick on the on scored from many and gave Michigan a 13 to 7 vic- two most highly touted young men enough The record Rio's touchdown after 14 14 Minnesota concealed ended to its vaunted try only period and Erdlitz kicked the four the The tory Senior Kyle Gillespie of the Frogs game to lights went out at 8:10 and scored the seventh point but Northwestern up an- forty-firpassing attack but Captain Smith o'clock Friday night with the home Kleppe executed his coup Mid- and Sophomore Billy Hillenbrand other touchdown in picked point Seizes Gold e him h make school's one t to forward second pethe leading Espino snapped Vileceasin Northwesters way in the last quarter Marquette of the Hoosiers sparkled right up iod and Decorrevont's I lining up over the ball After IotI Lyon Judd Ringer veteran end to help scorer He counted a touchdown team long punt Bauman It a delay of one hour and 20 minFeature toepte Jackson deep in its own territory kicked to the ultimate adjectives in their return in the third completely 6 as 47 to Rio lost 'week last touchdownfinal The the Burke get Ig Boyle on third down Bob McCallill sent press notices utes the officials and coaches got 0 Tbornally A pass Mundy Gophers simply gave them : Coach Mendell Beattie wasn't staggered the Badgers Makria SALEM N H Oct 11 UPI — Golden a high punt spiralling beyond Midrg their heads together—in front of dedownhearted Gillespie scored two touchdowns Interception and a fumble all Koricki about old blasta L Cook Saturday's rt Lhirebrunner Mrs Frank powerhouse with Gold the field while the Marquette ends and tossed a pass to Frank Kring decidautomobile headllgrhts--a- nd Espino Nugent's Ham re Schreiner "We've been feat in the third period com- Kruger explaining away the obstaFarris nosed out Mrs Sam Ores Us in ing line sweeping ed to finish the game Monday at 2 charged down on Kleppe who was for the other He was a factor coming we hard-drividon't fact the cles rout backs handicapped the Decorrevont by for lh Seelinger t h e featured Jackson handicap In virtually every playwhether it pleted ?It Hoskins waiting for it on his own p in Admission will be free have a boy back from last year" Northwestern scored on drives Chambers Harder Saturday at Rockingham park in line was running passing or punting Oh Bluefield The of 41 38 and 26 scoring? twice on a race that saw the field bunched He made the catch and sideHillenbrand had a bigger day in pass interceptions yards counted in every period except the and on Decormost of as the the of way the first Mar- the pass department than his vic- revont's return stepped third in a pretty fair but plenty Jensen Wins Fort Both Wisconsin Greentree Entry Cops With Teddy Atkinson up Espino quette tacklers dove at him For torious rival Gillespie RIo Gillespie touchdowns came on d rough gridiron exhibition Goldtcovered the six furlongs in the next few seconds Kleppe was completed five of 11 passes for 85 passes the first of 19 score a to Point with few minutes Play only from 35-- 0 1:131 over a slow track and for Maryland Futurity atan as strictly on his own before block-e- n yards while the Hoosier sopho- Tommy Farris to Daveyards climax of aerial the play Schreiner backers in s could form to protect him more completed thee of five for mutuels Mel $2 Jensen the walked away with tack and the second of 23 yards from LAUREL Md Oct 11 UPI — $11 $520 and $3 brought Us paid $3 and class A honors in a point par tourSweeping off tothe right he got 101 yards and received four for Sophomore Andy 11 (UP) Mo COLUMBIA Oct won Greentree stable's Buckskin to Seelinger clear of three or four of the enemy gains of 59 yards $220 while A S Pierces Allegro ney conducted Saturday on the Gene Lyons Pat Harder kicked the 5000-addhighly mobile foot- Sioux Win 14--7 Maryland futurity paid $280 to show Fort Douglas course as golfers forwards and then he headed down Texas Christian tried 14 passes the first team ball Kansas gave extra point and Bob Saturday scoring by six lengths to the State a 35 Saturday 11 From N the FORKS Oct GftAND the sidelines As he passed the and completed those five by Gilgate starting prepared to participate Sunday in to 0 licking the worst over Alan Clarke's Bola Mow lee first turn a blanket could have to get their a match play versus par tournaline his convoy lespie Indiana also attempted 14 Ray the second Marquette trying In the series the between w s Alfred a Vanderbilt's Rascal these two Decorrevont covered the field Then Espino Gold teams and if it hadn't been for ground attack to function the ment Tee Branca club profesformed and all the rest of the way and completed 10 for net gains of ledBetween a march plunging the third in the field of six Maryland-bre- d and Us broke out with he was well screened And that was 175 yards of North Dakota Sioux sional reported Allegro third and fourth two yards Ike Kepford then stringers who University them down the stretch F S Walden was first and W twice struck the ball game chasing through the air once With all the aerial advantage last were in finish the the at Buckskin ran the six furlongs In margin in etch of the speared a pass by Farris and raced O Lee came in second in the class two last The Michigan State running at- the Hoosiers had over the quarters 60 might have been greater unmolested Dick Erd- 1:15 5 Ile paid 790 for $2 to down University of South Da- B competition and J T Kephart tack was consistently superior to Texans long: considered Utz yards Mexican Wins Missouri waited just three kicked both 14-points copped the class C honors fumbles but Marquette's a safety to kota 7 Saturday penalties the tossingest outfit in football scoring 11 DIEGrO Oct (An— SAN Cal sevRelieve Decorrevent and other mishaps stopped it Fill Wins 0 they made only half as many first to W2 was make but that ibeg just eral times when it seemed on the downs as the Frogs the count Jorge Morelia 136 Mexico City of what was to follow At the start of the second pegesture 11 SAN FRANCISCO Mb— Oct 137 of Castro Zeka 13 verge of getting somewhere outpointed 8 C to 16 i T U made first being Before the final gun the winners Otto Graham re- Filliber owned by Henry P Rus- Los Angeles in a slow Not that the Spartans didn't downs to 2 in the rushing- depart- riod Sophomore on in touchdowns had turned Decorrevont t and Laswon won sell Morelia of Cal placed Carmel the promptly fight Friday night have some busy minutes there- ment slash a ret a drive—pass- sie stakes feature race at Tan- nine rounds Castro gaining an passes an after There was a constant threat While each- team featured its engineered turn of a kick-o- ff which featured 20 15 for and He for was even foran ri Swan break ing track the running first Saturday atfrom that Marquette passing star Hillenbrand had scored from the one but Erdlitz' second and a lateral and a power drive 5 serves Ticky Otis third ' tadk which had tied the score by biggest Chuck Jacoby as his outstanding W through the middle of States the kick-of- f to a touch- associate on the yardage tables going! line down in little more than three min Gillespie's rival Frog 'on yardage '11w The most sparkling scoring play utes just before the end of the was Frank Medanich who ac: was started by Dick Keller in the first half With Jim Richardson counted for 96 of the 186 yards third period when he caught Kandoing the tOssing it threatened TCU made from rushing on his own 35 sas States kick-o- ff i again in those closing minutes of The Indiana points were the first ran 10 yards and flipped the ball to the game But the Spartans broket registered against T C U in three Maurice (Red) Wade who jockt S--'It up in their desperate defense games this season eyed his way through a crowd of t '' ' of their lead V1110"""-scored and secondaries IState ' ‘ 04' : Hewlett who visited his former standing up Keller then converted Possibility of a new outdoorTracy retired banker: P H Cog-'' Ap-acIPIA211b i Grabs Duke I i :1114 sport one available to young or gin parks commissioner Alex Mc- -- home in Salt Lake City in conconHewD S recent dik I nection with the : old was develo ped Saturday when Cafferty golf professional left: retired manufacturer Mn In Jamaica Racc ference believes that the game Arizona Sets Polo Tilts Via Ned : P H Croggin comznissioner of Lily Wolatenholme Mn Lea II- - which can be provided at a ' ' TsI EW YORK A Trr Ariz Oct- - 11 UPI— Oct parka and public property spon- - vine Miss Jessie Schofield and "greens" cost of not more than M— CIA athleticauVitnt of Arizona 1 liam Woodward's Apache a $1440 oored a demonstration of lawn Mrs Harvey Ward of The group a year for of four hours or University for $2 outsider won the :$10000 bowling or "bowling on the green" included players from youthful more a day play i can be popularized in thorities announced Friday that added Remsen handicap at Ja- - at Liberty park with Orson H athletic types to octogenarians games have been scheduled It the state and be made a medium polo teams Old 'i from Stanford univerwith maica Saturday after the prerace Hewlett pioneer Salt Lake Mantl- The game has flourished in the of wholesome recreation favorite B F Whitaker's Request- facturer now residing in Los An- ar Commissioner Goggin agreed sity and the New Mexico military ) "sunny" climes of nor- ed had been scratched Taking an geles and president of the Utah Ida and California according to with the contention of the visitor institute Stanford will play here Liberal Trade-i- n frp'00 t 111 lead Apache finished the State Society of California as Hewlett but is even more adapt- - and expressed himself as ready November 20 and 22 and the squad Given early 1011P six furlongs a length and a half patron able to Utah and willing to construct greens if from Roswell N M on December '''' in front of Mrs Payne Whitney's Before approximately 200 per- Because it is less vigorous than the demand should warrant the 13 and 14 AU makes of new portable This (11 4''‘A '44 Devil sons on temporary golf less vigorous than pin bowl- - establishment in Liberty Fair-greeHewlett Hopeful stakes winner and rebuilt standard 11012 Pt Diver Herbert M Woofra Contrademonstrated the bowling ing but equal to alley or pin bowl- - mont and Riverside parks The MAN MG STATI N machines diction was third art which was the precursor of ing in healthful exercise the game greens he believed could be cared Marquette Plans Fete Terms without extra cost Arnold Hanger's flit one half of the now popular tenpin or alley is a boon to the elderly according for under- the regular budget al MILWAUKEE Oct 11 tAl — Dirty or worn spark plugs waste at much the favored entry took the $10000 game It was once played upon to Hewlett to you Although 72 years though the erection of clubhouses The city council has designated Get pluga cleaned gas as one gallon in ten Have yours checked Continental handicap at a mile and the grassy slopes of England and old Hewlett bowls on the green require extra appropria- October 18 as "Tom Stidham Day" i 1where you cleaned and regapped NOW Costa only one sixteenth winning by a head Scotland with rounded stones in- - four hours daily He believes that might tions The commissioner was in- here in honor of the new Marquette SALT LAKE from Victor Emanuel's Omission stead of the now mathematically the development 'of the game in trigued by the interest of the university football coach Special aee THIS SIGN Sc a plug Frances D Scully's Ponty w a s perfect "bowls" ceremonies are planned for t h e Salt Lake City win tend to in- - "oldsters" in the game and CO I For Best third Dit coupled with King was demonstrated by crease the tourist and vacation lieves that it may be the outlet Marquette-Kansa- s game universjty footLTYPEVIRITER Ranch's Dispose in the betting an amazingly different group of trade already rated at 33000000 for participating sports that be has ball game that night at the Hill34712 paid 4120 for $2 REPLACE WORN PLUGS WITH NEW AC's They Included Russel L annually in the state top stadium sought tpr the less vigorous 4 players Horned Frogs Top Gallant Hopsiers - 4 rds-I-toyed s 1 Got your spots picked every body ? Got your ahotgun and your rifle oiled and shined and Got your licenae your duck stamp your deer tags your elk permit? Plenty of shells? Got that awful feeling October 16 October 18 and November 2 and November 7 will never come? And if they do you will be suddenly too busy or sick or host to a flock of relatives and can't sally forthfor duck deer elk or pheasant? If you've got all these brother then you are ready for the great days and some of the just ahead best hunting you've enjoyed in many a year 1 I Ti By Don Howard I ' §0 i 173-ya- rd - rsts - Great Days Just Ahead i By Jay Vessels ' warmed up for its MINNEAPOLIS Oct 11 I Big Ten title defense Saturday by swamping Illinois 34 to 6 i emphasizing Its superiority by springing Fullback Bill Daley loose touchdowtt gallop on the game's first play from for a I scrimmage - - s ' 4 4 ' 6 - ' - I Minnesota Toys With Illini Clan In Drive for Big Ten Title - 4---- - :t 7'4esss - - 'a '' Uses New I yj t 19111 1 1 - — 0 Wolverine Clan i - - k4-- !:: Illinois !Takes 34-Clout onChin 9 Wolverine Spinners Spin Panthers' Line Dizzy kc October 12 I 0 - Kuzma Stars In Rout At Ann Arbor gakt rettiune: be (Salt -- I Wildcats Rout Badgers By Score of 41 to 14 Huskers Take Kansas Into Camp 32 4 alll-pin- 14-ya- rd --W- ith -- 0- au-sto- 10-B- Spartans Top Marquette 20-ya- They're Taking Long 'Time Out' rd agatn---belatedl- big-tim- five-yar- - st 33-ya- rd - ng 43-ya- rd - i Missouri Routs 1 first-perio- Par K:State ed 40-ya- rd 32-ye- ar 41-ya- rd ' two-year-ol- ds air-mind- ed 3-- min-befo- re - 111 i 10-rou- nd 47 l 0 't ' I 36-ya- off-tack- rd le - i 6-- - I ! — I i 14a4n Bowling Exhibition A ttracts I ilit - ! - 1 I Interest of Recreation Leaders - i six-poi- nt he 'tars 4 J - 4' - ' ts A - - f i 4 - 1 cj Typartrittr so-call- ed Allowances - 1 J h ns "DIRTYfRAT" was Steating Gas ' be-T- L a t Pert2a:3 he : 77 1 I i s At" 41600ts- 41 Olk "ON k k " "-- Ak"4" Pk P" "aft" A 011k"""""" i 0014011"""Aatik""""""s lio - |