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TUCRSDAV, NOVEMBER 10, 1821.
PAGE FOUR
OTTAWA FREE TRADER JOURNAE
FREE TRADER-JOURNAL'S PAGE OF SPORT NEWS
ANNUAL LA 9UE
OTTAWA CLASH 10
BE STAGED F
n J
BOTH TEAMS IN CLASH FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP FLAG - OTTA
WANS IN FINE TRIM FOR AN
NUAL i3AT"iLE WITH FELLOW'S
SQUAO.
Training for tke bi annual gridiron
tilt with La Ssils-Peru High, which
will be staged tomorrow afternoon at
Matthiessen Field. La Salle, will coujo
to a climux tonight when Coach Smith
will send his warriors th rough a light
signal drill at King Field. Kut;
thliiK Is set for the dash with the
olive and maroon siiuail tomorrow
Smith's machine is polished to the
core for the affair sr-d Coach Fellow's
band of players wiu oe given one 01
the toughest skirmishes they ever
lial when they mix things with the
locals.
In previous years La Spile has al
ways had a good team to n present
their school but somehow or other Just I
before the hig game with li o.,
the lai Salle mentor send i out a howl
ing raft of alibis and the press agents
played them up well and It th'
maroon and white squad did win ova
the opposing squad, the) were given
no credit for the victory. The alibis
given by Fellows are usually to the
effect that his mainstays are on the
sidelines nursing injuries received In
previous games or In scrimmages or
to thp effect that his team is bavins
a slump and probably won't play as
well as they did against other teams
But that line of stuff is growing oM
and before the crafty l-i Salle-Peru
mentor springs if agin, it would be
good policy for him to attempt sum
other means of giving a cans" why
his team might lose and why they are
Rolng to lose
0. H. S. in Fine Shape
Not much has been heard of the La
Salle team this year and how they are
stacking up for tomorrow's contest
They have beaten Spring Valley 7 i
6 and a couple of other teams but
they "arn't so much." They will
have something to open thtir eyes to
morrow when Smith Invades La Salle
territory and sends his men onto the
field in one of the toughest struggles
of the year. Bmith's men are ham'
me red down to a steel-like condition
and they are as hard as pig iron for
the game. Every man is in tip top
condition and is anxiously awaiting
the time when the referee will blow
his whistle for the initial kick off of
the game, and which will send the old
rival elevens into real football action
against each other.
All this week the local mentor has
been working his men hard. With the
second team on the defense usins La
Salle formations and play?., the big
chief's stepped off at a lively pace
and evidenced the tact that they are
goiiiK to spring a big surprise againsl
the La Salleans. Farrel! and Mecken
stock especially showed that they
were goiiiK to ruffle things Up a bit
when they clash with Fellows' team
tomorrow and the opposing team bad
better have a stone wall on the field
if they want to stop these two star
To Be Title Clash.
Then to make the battle more in
teresting there is a championship to
be considered. The outcome of the
battle will decide the winner of the
1021 Illinois Valley conference crown
and it looks a.s though Smith's men
will rule the football world around
this section of the country Smith has
defeated Spring Valley and Morris,
the only two conference teams to play
against Ottawa while La Sail" has on
ly played against Spring Vatley win
tiing 7 to 6. They were lucky to win
that battle because one o( the Hall
back fielders who did th kicking
looked bad and missed the ho"'.
which would have tied
the
on
I,
Salle also leat St. Bede's i
a small score but that team i
very strong and la Salle'
hasn't much to do with the
morrow Coach Dale's
sn t rated
s victory
game to
Sire;
iator
eleven isn't to he considered In the
running and they are of a minor call ;
tire this year due to the loss of "Mas
ter Dougherty!" who carried the bur-'
dons of the team during the four,
previous years, and to whom the
Credit of Streator's victories is due
Due to the fact that it will be a chain-!
pionsbip affair the game will be a
royal battle, with both teams opening I
Up With all they have got in an effort
to cop the game and which will give1
them the championship of the valley.;
Last year Streator ruled supreme and
cleaned up on almost everything a
round this neck of the woods and the
year before Couch Grady had the
championship i '.even That was the
year when his team of wonders weul
to Ii Salle and trounced Fellow's;
team 13 to 0 before approximately
5.000 witnesses And a raft of th
sportier sex of La Salle and Peru
Who placed their "dough" on the olive j
arid red eleven were do; med to great
disappointment and grin when the
Ottawa lis trekked back to their old
home town in the highest of spirts
elated over the victory, and weighted
down with La Salle mone) Alter that
trouncing when the Ottawans took;
the measure of Fellows' squad the La
Salleans were i nit careful how they
placed .their money and probably to
morrow will hush up toi a while. But
nevertheless it will be s tough battle
as everybody know.-.
Special Cars Leave at 1 O'clock.
According to statements n,i- morn
ing by officials ol O. II S the entire
student body of the s hool Ii going to
Ia Salle tomorrow to witness the en
counter. Besides it is Armistice Da
and all of the local business house
will ( lose at noon and remain closed
for the remainder of the day, a large
number of others are expected to
niak the trip and to v. s Coach
Smith's team in action against La
Salle Peru High. Two Special inter
urban cars have been arrang-d tor b)
p urn
ill J
pp's "y
TI: pla)
c.-lf. net thcs
of London
suing in to
scores havi
the Officials of the local institution
which will leave the local Madison
street station bound for the city ot
the batl.e ac 1 o'clock Tin1 game Is
called at 2:4."i o'clock sharp but aa
the special will make no stops be
tween hen- and La S.illr .tin- fan- will
be delivered there in plenty of time
to pick out their seats. Anybody who
wishes to go o the Kane- can buy a
round trip ticket to La Salle and back
to Ottawa for a special rate Of 88
cents
Following is the probably lineup for
the game tomorrow :
Calkins, tt.
Frazier. re.
Dougherty, qb.
Meckenetock, tb.
Carey, rhb.
Farrell. lhb.
Dekreon. U
Byrne, c.
Leland, rg.
FREEDMAN TO MEET
BENNY LEONARD
Chicago. 111., Nov. In "Sailor"
Preedman, one of Chicago'- aspiring
young mitt slingers, returned to Chi
cago yesterday, after doing Broadway
for a spell, and reported bis ristie
morale l() per cent Preedman is
loaded with pep because on Nov. 22
he gets a shot at World's Llghweight
Champion lleiiny Leonard in an eight
round contest at Philadelphia.
Before leaving for New York Preed
man closed for a contract with the
tough Rocky Kansas, this bout to be
Leonard, the date being
Preedman said he accepted
because he anticipates no
ble in his battle with the
championship.
great troll
lightweight The Sailor w
row at the Arc
going up to ti
Philadelphia
training to
. and will I
he depart.-
e gyn
time
AUBREY DEVINE IS
BACK !N UNIFORM
Iowa City, Ii
j went wild witl
I brey lo ine
I again and brol
Nov. in. Io
joy tonight u
donned his
e Into the fln
mi norm
t really
red hot practice
line stopped all
j showed scarcely
been badly hurt. 0
! He passed beautlf
Holding.
li v to K
Crab Shells
e Araueunlp
as Barometers.
a- of the south
TI
niosi
as a
it Is
f Chile use n Crfth -In
dry, fair wen
when rain is appro;
ppear on it, and w
me is presenl In
bnromi
will
but
lie!
L
iy a bfrhop tow it'i
s. This i-i th Blsr :
Public Sale
I will sell at public auction at my place of residence, on the C. G. Deenis !
farm, one mile southwest of WediTin, eight miles northeast of Ottawa and
west of Sulphur Lick Springs, on
TUESDAY, NOV. 29, 1921
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK
10 HEAD OF HORSES Including one black team, weight 2600 pounds;
one black team, four years old, weight 2800 pounds: one bay mare, weight
1300 pounds! one gray mare, weight 1200 pounds, coming three years old;
one black mare, coming three years old: one brown saddle mare, seven years
old; one gray driving horse, safe in all harness.
9 HEAD OF MILCH COWS, SOME FRESH. SOME FRESH IN SPRING
10 HEAD OF YEARLINGS. EIGHT HEIFERS AND TWO STEERS
ALSO ONE BULL.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS Including wagon, truck wagon, iron wheel
truck. Milwaukee eight-foot binder, McCormick six foot mower, Clean Sweep
hay loader, side-delivery hay rake, manure spreader, twenty-wheel disc,
Emerson gang plow, sulky plow, walking plow, twenty-foot harrow, endgate
seeder. Hayes corn planter, three Tower cultivators, Little Boy cultivator, two
hay racks, two-hole corn sheller, four sets double harness, three single buggies,
six stands of bees, forks, rakes, hoes and other articles.
ONt REO FARM TRUCK
TERMS OF SALE All sums of $10 and under, cash: over that amount
a credit of ten months" time will be given on notes with approved security,
without interest if paid when due. If not so paid, 7 per cent, wili be charged
frcm date of sale; 4 per cent, discount for cash on all sums over $10.00. No
pioperty to be removed until settled for.
E. C. MOREL
COL. JAMES DARLING. Auctioneer. OWNER
C. W. HUPP, Clerk.
LUNCH WILL BE SERVED ALL DAY ON GROUNDS
Hit AND MODI
CLASH TOMORROW
SWEDE" MENTOR MAKES SEV
ERAL CHANGES IN LINEUP AND
EXPECTS HIS TEAM TO RECORD
FIRST WIN OF SEASON AGAINST
TEAM OF W A UPON SEE CREEK
SECTOR.
.Morri
h. i he sami
old
football
detent
; m.
I las
Ine that was cms)
ti
hiturdaj at the bands of Coach
's gridiron eleven at Kins Held,
ittempt to get revenge on ot-
! will
i tawa for th
given, when
trouncing they were
they clash with Coach
I Byrnstad's P. v L C. team tomorrow
j afternoon. The game will be staged
I on the Morris gridiron and according
I to dope that is being circulated it ts
i going to be a battle royal from s art
, to finish.
Last Saturday the south siders
Journeyed to Qrldley, 111., and engag
ed in a combat i li the Qrldley high
I eleven They received an awful
trouncing by a final count of TT to p.
However, they came out of the game
I In fine shape and not ever, a man was
. injured. Tomorrow th.'V expect to
'change the running order of the
school. So far this year they haven't
won a game. They lost to Yorkville.
Sandwich. St. Bede's college, (Irid
ley. Ottawa high and Bwlght. Some
kind of a jinx seems to have been
hankering ground Ithem, but Byrn
stad is unite confident that bis teatPi
Will start on the road to victory to-j
morrow when they play Morris.
Nevertheless, .Morris has got quite 1
la stiff earn and they have defeated
Some strong aggregations during this I
season and they will give the col
lege eleven some hard opposition.
has decidec
the line to
defense he
during the
n from
On the
line and
he will
will play
offensive
on ihe
drives
Taste is a matter
tobacco quality
Mighty Spry!
is J Ooogler swings his $1 ' .r'-
M legs over the CS-year-otd back
if S im Srn'ppurd in a I nr. of leap
rog. They were buddies on the
KUce force of Atlanta, Qa., 25
rears ago. Cooglsr la now probes
ton officer of tin few
be a member of the b.u ktieul.
At the light guard position Hyr
slad is not quito ready to State who
he will start There g a UtUe battle
between Harrisville and Lokeo
that position and it is up to
showing Is the final practice toi
their
light,
i . , i-
as to who will be sent in at tin
of the game.
Sawyer, who turned out at
early part of the season, is
start
the
going
pretty
good and might possibly get
i h mce at an end position tomor
row. Byrnstad has already got two
very valuable and fighting men at
those Positions, but as Sawyer has
worked so hard and a.s
making it tough for the
to hold their positions
has decided to give the
In the, game . tomorrow.
Outside of these f
changes the lineup will
for t:ie game.
he lias been
two regulars
the mentor
lad a tryout
same
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DRUGS
QUESTIONNAIRES ARE
SENT TO BABE RUTH.
BOB MEUSEL PIERCY
i imago, in , nov, lit. Before pass
ing seliteine ill thi mse of l II s
Ruth, Meusel, and l'lercy. Baseball
Commissioner Judge k. m Lsndla
Will let the defense speak its little
, piece. Leslie OVomior, secretary to
the commissioner! announrcit yeeter
May thai question narieg had been
mailed to the three athletics who d-
lied baseball's rules and regulation.-
lb) playing exhibition jpunei utter par
ficipating ill a world series.
Just what queationa the comml
sloner asked the recalcitrant athleti
lis not known, and O'Connor offers
no Information m this connection. ltJ
was hinted, howewr. that, union,
'.ther things, the judge asked what
Influenced tin- 1 1 ' t -; to dlsregan.
the rub's after Landls himself hut
advised them to go home and forge,
baseball for the winter it may in
that the Judge has a suspicion that
tin' athletes were mi led by basebal
magnates who didn't favor the reatric
lion,
Ruth Answers Questions.
Babe Ruth, who is in Boston pick In
up some change as a vaudeville pei
former, announced yesterday that hi
hail received his questionnaire and a)
read) returned n He had nothing t
say as to the nature of the missive
only stating that be hoped it would In
satisfactory it will reach Landts to
day. The Bambino did admit
hadn't received his world's s
coin.
Nothing has been heard from
h
1 1
Other two offenders, but if Meusel ll
of the same mind as When he passe,
through Chicago last week, lie prob
ably
ing,
will
will be a long time In answej
It Is B safe bet. however, that hi
do just ar. requested and lose m
, time about it.
It Is the intentions of I.andis to gii
the athletes a reasonable lime t'
frame their defense. If they fail t
come ai ross sentence w ill be passed
The fact that EUlth was the ring load
er of the barnstorming expediture and
that his reply will be here today BIB 3
mean a decision before the week-end
Oil Can Grip.
Of b'et metal bent rough
shape of ii buffalo's horns,
A piece
ly In the
that it will fit under the spout, which
Is then screwed In place, makes an
admirable finger grip and enables the
operator to shoot the oil mete accur
ately. of
NEURALGIA,
PAIHS. Etc.
m-1 He. Ucbe.
enUI 3 ate nfcen.
n. ...... . I .
rnrCs'il and
- nmj, just
3 hr,0r
SEVEN CLUBS TO SPLIT
PURSE OF $20,000
LoS Angeles, I'al., Nov. ui. The
board ol d I roe tori of the PaclAc roust
baseball league today voted to esla
bl h -i $20,000 purse to be divided
among the first seven clubs in the
Baal standing each season, n
also agreed to give the BOfMMOtO
team a five year guarantee of tfi per
cent of gate receipts while playing
away from homo.
William ii McCarthy, president ol
the league, telegraphed Judge K M
Utndis, baseball commissioner, re
lueaUng him to put a stop to major
eagUS SCOUU dealing directly Willi
ilayera n the minor leagues, Mc
Cai'thy said he had called attention to
several alleged infractions of bfiseball
aw in this respect and ej peeled
fudge i-iiuiis would Instruct major
eague workers td seek lecruits thru
he owners In the smaller circuits.
Tools to Make Rifle.
(fine hundred and ninety-seven cut.
ting tools alone mi' required in inuuti
'to luring a rifle. The twist drill Is
me of the bu.i.st of thvee, To sup.
1 1 1 1 n m m i rifles M,00OipOO holoj
must be drilled.
You'll Be Sorry.
"Some o' these 'lays." says a Georgia
philosopher, "you'll see things so
clearly that you'll wish you were back
where you're located now, and you
won't have a return ticket." Atlanta
Constitution
Jud Tunkins.
Jud Tunkins says it s bar, I 'o con
vine, a mail lulT the World Is getting
better when be finds that hir, own par-
tlcnlnr business is getting worse,
A
kidm
TEXAS WONDER
and bladder troubles.
ravel, weak and lame backs, rheu
latism. Regulates bladder troubles
i children. If not Old by your
ruggist, by mail flJl. Small bot
e often cures. Send for sworn tes
monials. Dr. K. W. Hall. :!?. olive
reet, St. Louis, Mo. Sold by drug-
, 77iy
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PITTSFIELD HAS A
STAR GOAL KICKER
Pittsfleld, ill, Nov. 10. Freeport,
III , cannot claim the distinction of
having Hie star goal kicker of Million!
in its midst, according to Coach Eddy
Of the local high school team, for the
records pi the official scorpr of the
game between the Harry and Pitts
lield prep schools Oct. lf show that
Hen Cuwthon of this city kicked
eleven consecutive goals while hla
team w as W inning. 102 to 0. ' Tho
records Bhow that he made fifteen at
tempts, missing bis second, third and
fifteenth goals, To date he has scor
ed thirty-five Held goals.
Yours art not Krybttilu
the surface isn't smooth
Take any bifocal lens (except
the Kryptoki and you will find
across its surfaec a conspicuous
line, seam or hump which you
can see or feel.
Then take a Kryptok lens, look
at it carefully. Rub your finger
over the place where the near
vision and the far vision seg
ments are fused together. You
can neither see nor feel any
line, scam or hump. The Kryp
tok lens is absolutely clear,
smooth and even. It is the only
invisible bifocal.
Kryptok Glasses are for men
and women who need glasses
for both near and far vision.
They end the inconvsnience
and awkwardness of continually
removing or peering over read
ing glasses or of changing from
reading to distance glasses.
We are prepared to serve you
with Kryptoks, or with any
other glasses which an examin
ation shows that your eyes
need.
We Grind Our
Own Lenses.
W. H. LAW
Optometrist and Optician
824 La Salle Street
Dance
with the
American
Legion
Friday
Even 'g
AT ARMORY
i -
Exhibition drill and
concert, 8:30 p. m. to f
9:30 p. m.
Dancing 9:30 to I
Music by Hentrich's
Augmented
Orchestra
.. , i..m il in Ml m
Special Features
A 25c supper will be
served by the Ladies'
Auxiliary.
Nov.