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CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS, CHICKASHA, OKLAHOMA, ' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1320.
PAGE FIVE
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ALL-STATE TEAMS SHOW TWO MEN
FROM CHICKASHA ; BOTH DUE LAND
ON FIRST STRING SAY UrlNiUnSU whether counter-
j toilers could at'foid to muko such
Two Cliickaslia high Bcliool grid- supported by u heavier lino, capaliln , stock,
titers, Ted Schlolterbeck, guard, and j of ripping Indus in uny opponent a' i "
lUamond, Roach, fallback, were jrlven 'line and holding when holding Ifj,
positions on the. two all-Rlute inter ! necessary. J I is teaai-mates In the j
Bcliolasitlc. football teams selected i iKtc.kt'ieUl also were larger than the j
'by the Daily Oklahoma!! and pub- j ChickaKlui halfback ' and quarterback j
l'shed in that newspaper yesterday. and for this reason ho had stronger
Sclilotterbeck ' was Rivp'.i u Kuanl ' interference In plunging the line,
berth on the '. -mythical first tain, ; FightliiB every Becond of the
while Roach's name a)peareJ 4s ! game is one of the characteristics of i
fullback on the second team.
RCCK ISLAND.
Main Line.
Arrive.
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Before selecting the two teams,
C'has. J. Drill, sporting editor of the
OUlahoman, consulted with, referees
' and coaches, it is pointed out. that
there is very little difference- be
tween the "first team" and "second
team."
Thirty-thrcn stars, including Clint
Stelnberger, tackle on the StraVTss
machine., and "Red" White, the crack
Chtckusha halfback, are given "hon
o. able nienl ion."
. The Top -Liners.
Following are Brill's selections for
the "first" team:
Swanson, Muskogee, end.
Weeks, Cherokee, end.
Montgomery, Muskogee, tackle.
Pippin, I.awton, tackle.
Robertson, Okmulgee, guard.
t". hlotterbeck, Chickaslia, guard.
fligoux, I.awton, center.
Morris, Sapulpa, quarterback.
IIURljeji, Tulsa, halfback.
Schlabach, Oklahoma City, half
back. . .
Penny, Muskogno, fullback.
Here's the "second" team.
I.ocke, Norman, end.
Under, I.amont, end.
Jackson, Shawnee, tackle.
Henderson, Cherokee, tackle.
I tyer, Blackwell, guard.
Crow, Altus, guard.
White, Muskogee, center.
Pox, Nowata, quarterback.
Hanks, I.awton, halfback.
V'y, Fairfax, halfback.
Roach, Chickaslia, fullback.
Duel for Fullback. "
The comment', on the selections
sti.tes that the fight for fullback lias
been a duel between Penny, the big
Muskogee man, and Roach. of
'ChVVasha. '
Students of football who have
winched the work of t.'.ie two men j
throughout the season will question
tlie correctness of giving (he Mus
kogee man the first team position.
Uoa'ch is a wonderful open-field run- !
ner, line-plunger ami interference
mail, and his kicking and passing ;
has been of the high-class collegia!
type. In"addition to ability to ad ;
vance the ball, kick and pass, Roach
is a heady defensive player, hn
work in this branch oi the gam?
having robbed L,;i'vton of a much
larger score in .the early season
gum 'played here.
"If we had the; bird Roach for
fullback, nothing could ton ,ns frirv.
winning the st'i; i ( iia'npionship,"
said one of (lis l:r,vl:iii Hi stars a:'-
tor the game her1.
Penny A Fighter.
Penny, however, had many ad
vantages over the local hid. lie was
Penny's playing. Regardless of big
scores, Penny was always fighting;
tills naturally Instilled "pop" and
fight into his team-mates.
The fullback question is debatable,
but fans who have watched Roach's
play throughout the seaBon will
ngreo that he is one of the greatest
scholastic gridstors this state has
ever produced, despite the fact that
he has just finished his frist season
of high school football.
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Don't wsiit until the lust moment to do your Chris! mas shopping, Buy
while the elections arc at their best. Don't let everybody do Ihe poking
i'w.K. l!e the first one. Only 2'2 shopping days until Christmas.
1 SELECT-
1 GIFTS THAT ARE TREASURED the MOST 1
ri2 dally except Sunday ' :
East Bound
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Something useful is most appreciated by most men. A suit, overcoat,
shirt, gloves, etc., will tickle him to death, lie will think about you every
time lie uses it. Our store is now brim full of these useful gifts. Everything
in the store is reduced 10 to 50 per cent.
Don't wait too Ions'; buy it today and nave money. There is only 22
days left to tlo your ehristmas shopping. - De Ihe first one to select. ,
No. 7'JO and 789 dally excent Sunday. :
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Make This a Jewelry
Christmas
(lYrts of jewelry are mere. t!ia:i ;.r i " i s i !'
moment . They; are cous'ar.t reminder:
the jfiyer'rf 1h4i'ht.fnlne:s ;;nd the re
cut can enjoy, lliem for yen's and years.
In our big stoeL. vou
rifts, fur every nieiidier o
Tven ;t ha .little tots! Am
so much better than ft'iviii"' a trilt lh
soon be forgotten !
I'iixl apin'opriale
lie inniily. Yes.
'iviti' jewelry is
frill Hia I
MEN'S SUITS
,of the Best Makes
at 33 1-3 Off
Knt ire stock of men's and yoim,' men's
suits in all the newest models ami fabrics for
fall. .Made by Hart Schaffner & Marx, l''i:
form, Kii schbatim, and other jrood makes now
reduced om third. Our suits must jrivo you
sat isfaet ton or your money will be refunded.
Buy him a suit, for Christmas at, a reduction
oi:
. 33 1-3 Percent Off
Choicest of O'Coats
at $50.00
Selected specially our best, over
roia tailored by J la it SchafTner &
iMarx and Fitforin, all the newest
models for this winter, either helled
or plain models. Formerly retailed
for .tS5 (,, ifioo, selected 'for quick
sellinr at
$50.00
FUR CAPS. AN AP
PRECIATED GIFT RE
DUCED 20 PERCENT
"Dad" will certainly ap
preciate one of these nice
dressy and keep warm caps.
Our stock i- now complete.
Our prices are the lowest.
They are reduced 20 per
cent.
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''oine, see the many bauliful s'ifl sclec- tWiiy'
;; lions we have to offer you.' Vou are not ' SS ' w;f
obliged to purchase. ' lBrI v t. : RA
l ''U'e sHI '(lifts That, Last,' but our .)-k B :J . tlNN l&
li won 't lest indefinitely, so make your .rift so- 11 'irr. W 'f ' I in. 'fa
I I lec.ions early." ' g J T,j
1 Timely Buying Opportunities of ll
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' Unusual lent Ig
mW Many thousands of dollars worth ils
I fWiK of d10ice superb II
I ffljfe?, - Coats, Suits and Dresses if
l WMiwM Bought under the late market condi- U :M
1 fevll l tions will be offered this week at sa- $
r crifice prices. v ,p
5 ) MILLINERY AT HALF PRICE I
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PREMIUMS FREE
Don't furyet the kiddies. You can make them hap
py w.ithout spendiiijr eent. It is very simple, .lust save
the premium tickets you get at Till' D1XIK. AYhen you
get $100 worth bring them in .and we will give you a
big doll, a .soldier, sailor, marine or a nurse. It costs
you nothing;. The tickets are given with each purchase
of $1.00 or more.
SurpriseHim with
a New Silk Shirt
A man never has too many
shrts. He wll always appre
ciate a new one. Silk shirts in all
patterrs, in crepe de chine,
broadcloth, pangee and tub silks,
formerly sold up to $12.50, now
at,
$6.95
wnv i-AK included
Pajamas and Niqht
Shirts at Reduced
v; Prices
SEE OUR WINDOW
AYe carry a, complete stock of Va.ja
ma.s and night shirts for men in all
colors in flannel, Japanese crepe,
muslin and silk. They make a very
nice Christinas gift and ari; now sold
at liberal reductions.
JUST WHAT HE WANTED, A
PAIR OF GLOVES. BUY THEM
AT A 20 PERCT. REDUCTION
We carry only the best gloves that
are 'made. We feature l'en in 's. Tkey
are the finest, gloves made. W'e have
them in all colors of kid, finished
and unfinished, silk lined or un'inetl.
It is a very useful gilt, reduced 20
per , cent.
STETSON AND KNOX
HATS REDUCED
20 PERCENT
Kvery liat.'.jn the house.
including "Knox" and Stet
son are reduced 20 per cent.
Oct him a hat for Christ
mas, lie will appreciate it.
Bath Robes
Reduced
I'an 'you imagine anything
more pleasing to a, man than
a nice bath roll!! for Christ
mas. Our stock is now the
largest we have ever carried
before. You will find them
in aU-colors and designs. .Also
fell slippers to match, it will
make a dandy gift. Buy
them now. They are reduced.
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GIVE
Some thin a in Lug
gagejleduced 33 1.-3
Percent
Imtire stock of hand bags, Glad
stone suit cases and wardrobe trunks
are placed on sale at a reduction of
;!: l-'i per cent from our already low
cash prices. It makes an apprecia
tive gill. Purchase it now while the
selection is big and save 331-3 per
cent
It A
All Ties Reduced
25 Percent
Neckwear that is something every
man young man and boy wants and
appreciates so buy them i,iw. Our
entire stock of ties in knit and silks,
a wonderful assortment to select from
in all the newest shades and designs.
Buy them early and save 23 per cent.
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