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HAVERFORD (AND WAYNE) P,., NOVEMBER
](VIII
NUMBER 21
1, 1926
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ng of theby HAS AMBITIOUS PUNS Hampton
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Wannuel
Third Straight Victory: Estes Stars in 4.3
Mr.
Henry
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of
rd
Tneeday.
December
14.
when
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College.
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vioudy reported
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teamMeiken,
Hampton
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collA.eted.Edward
Game,Newton
" read atMs author.
announced
dedtliitnelthey chosen
forNew.
November
ailn.gthely**anon
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wan
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mental
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tame
the
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peri
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when
three
goal
s
were
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out
of
zoological
Janet.
his
whin.
will
n ofontheWetColWo.legededEngleigiht.sh Chia iven In Sharpie.. Halt
brit..seleetion
preepectsof music
for non..to b• eellected the anneal Charity Drive. ed rapid enceemlon. The firet half the twee, and raced hren y•five yard.of
in thelinUni
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behind.
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FIRST
LIBRARY
LECTURER
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o
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line,plend
end
benefi
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ay. gro.d
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vt.hitylizt at . ,13e NEW TALENT FOR PLAY thecordiclunb.g bp,to W.arrangement
the
game
with
a
tinted
pr.
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Penniman
to
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concert
presentati
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on
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carlet
thethat.onlihyrourth
one that
ectinlgY game
d Bltheackaecondary
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burled the'hadp'Sswers.
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dress College on Decem. f.rwer4'
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year, Dr. Sarahber
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h Weever
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regretted.
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a
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goodwhat
cellists,
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point
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dothat Wchater
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repeated
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ALUMNI NOTES
'17. An article by William Hen,
1.1.10 robaIA M
Houle. ClaNew. of TM.. to Roomer. Chamberlain entitled
AM W.*. Voopsket
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III the October umber of Current HieWIROASACERAT
11•14•01k0 EDITOR
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Munetsism ee *away rem.. the whim eg M. estee snare asb.
PATRONIZE
youtismr
/liter a month under the new coropergaive system the manager
the Co-operative Store reportn it 'Snores:tingly secure in financial etabilBy, efficient in operstion and co-operative in spirit." mit, statement is
indeed encouraging to thou interested in the development of the institution.
It will be remembered that the announcement Cart year of the new
policy was met on the cannon with considerable nrepticism. TM. was
the natural reaction, for unfulfilled prom/rte. of this type were far from
rare occurrences. However, it is apparent that through the conscientious
efforts of competent management the plans of last spring are now being
executed.
The store to now upon an ideal co-operative basis. Due to the fact
that the overhead expenses are practically constant and no attempt la
being made to recreate the surplus, It le evident that a larger volume of
brethren will actually mean lerger rebates for the cuntornern.
That the Andante are placing their confidence in the 'tore I. evidenced by the feet that the amount of business transacted during the Met
month has eclipsed, by far, that traneacted during any previous month In
the :store's history. In addition. many studenta have acquired the habit
of getting credit orders on Philadelphia concern. from the store. These
enable them to purchase article. and have them charged to their amount,.
et the Co-op., thereby availing themselves of a rebate an any gooda'
which the store may not have in stock. Many alumni have also ordered
merchandise through this medium.
Evidently, Haverfordiann are beginning to roll. the truth of the
statement, "You patronize yourself when you buy from the Co-op..
PLEASANTS TO KIPLING
Rudyard Kipling, in his bleat book, -Debit and Credit." reaffirms
hie well-known hostility toward America. He brings this out in a poem,
entitled "The Vineyard," and "although the United States in not mentioned," to quote the Public Ledger, "it la an obvious attack on Ameriaa'a attitude..
THE VINEYARD
At the eleventh hour he came,
But his wage. were the same
As ours who ail Amy long had trod
Tee wine press of the wrath of C.d.
When he shouldered through the lines
Of oar cropped and mangled vines.
Hie unjaded eye could Peek
How each hour had marked Ito man .
Siner hie hack had felt no load
Virtue still in him abode:
So he swiftly mode his own
Those last spells we had not won.
We went home, delivered thence,
Grudging him no recompense
Till he portioned praise or blame
To our work, before he carne.
Till he showed to for our goodDeaf to mirth, and blind to scornHow we might have hest withstood
Burden, that he had not borne!
Henry Pleamnts, Jr., '08, replies to thie attach in a poem, "Credal,
Reply,” publithed in the Public Ledger:
Our task by the side of your Tommiek
Was short and was light, as you say.
We vante when the war clouds hung heavy
And the Boole horde. drew nearer each day.
We knew what you fellows had suffered,
We thought we were too late, 'tie true.
Hut to have this now flung in our facesWell, we wouldn't have thought it of you!
You had given an great Inspiration
With your tongs and your tales of the war.
We'd been brought up on Barrack-room Ballads
And your stories of India far.
We had thrilled at your African battles,
And your yarn° of the Orient. too.
But to have you now turn and insult usWell, we wouldn't have thought it of you!
we understand some of your
We were not very snappy. you know;
We were somewhat unkempt and ill-mannered,
And we didn't make much of a show.
Yes. we laughed at your tee in the trenches,
And no doubt were a rough-looking treys,
But to think that you'd hold this against usWell, we wouldn't hove thought it of you!
Oh, yea we're o country- of Shylocks,
We loaned, and we asked 000 to 1107.
You funded your debt and we praised you;
Your honor went never .tray.
We thought that all bitter ill-feeling
Was stifled by real men who knew,
But to sec you stand out as our criticWell, we wouldn't have thought it Of you!
HENRY PLEASANTS, JR.
17. A Muth., Jean Belli'
D•it[Mee, was bore to Mr. nod Mrs. Wit.
Mtn A. Dorlington. of Torrewhile. on
Toredsy. July 20.
with.. I. Restilleo ix pastor
of the Fret Congregational Church et The htetere of
the 2e 0er doe.
god
Chrietian Ammistion and • deteription
York. sad Ire. •t 125 E. Court week of .me of It. work were the chief
.
toping of discum!on in the two adIthaca
S. Thomas, who was dreams 4.11.11.4101007101 .0. C. A.
formerly in the auditing department of sf Ite meeting on Wetheeder, Octet. New York Thum, In DOM *Witting her 27.Robert G. Rogers, '14, who has recentThe fleet speaker wee Mr. Oeorge
ty opened a Ford ...toes M Mmeoh. 'Meld, executive secretary of the Msm
.Mr.„ I. now 2e1 yartd,,, Lim Young Men's Christian hem.,
•
non, who I. ellIWKI im work among
Turnpike Mineola. Lmg Inland.
'19. Edgar B. Craven has been "1.'1" ••• 70110100 I. ea •••• of over
hundred ••""
He 1.1d
mandrel it Parker Tnereline rai,
Hdr
of
the foondiag of the Y. M. C. A.
in
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rzir...etudyfog history London in 1344. It was started br •
clerk who realised the omemIty for a
th. Rellleh Mahe- clean wholesome reereadon centre for
.111
men.
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gree of thertor of l'Idloosolu
BY ISM. Er. Mehl eatheined. the
01 the Uoirereity at Pennsylvania Com. movement had spread to the United
nworement rare/rise. hot Jae.
'States. The Bret building in the contr.
11.
K weedwelw. zed. to ••• rend In Philadelphia. Jobli
living with his felony at 1838 Sol Wanamaker be.a. Its first mercury.
Ross, Holm
Teat. Weetaerby n flit future philanthropist was then
werkisg for the Oen-0mM. Reran* .bout twenty.two years old •od
Mr.
Coreorabon and has am
amikant Mehl notated him out
FR 11.3711
Premix F. Campbell. 'BA_
of a man who started out in life with
Ralph A. Klemm
Iced the true libeled. principles and ideal..
The
1
17a7:,:t!, "
oInt
trtnglati
kiTd=ent..
""°
emote: the few men woo enured the
event leer June.
VA. Mari. D. Makin received the movement eighty years ago soul the
degree of Ilsehelor
Labe at the huge enrollment which the organ saelreeMW of recewleente
oo. now boosts. This number in the
Wt J000.
P01. United State. oboe. it awe declared,
rigid in May to Elsa Jerry Krelt.
0••• °felt 00er tw• minhnteroon h. completed hi. (.011101W00M1
In telling of the mope of
work
M•M ••4•44 .."' th•t hot•
Iola
f"T"etielf.:r
old •4 seas
of tae Radio
of
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thrif11:07
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PublIthere.
% wa..1
ThI
In, Ilia bumf- rnd.
Secretary of Main Line "T"
and Mr. Gleaton Speak
at Meeting
...swearer OPORTO IMISORS
,1=1 1.Tor%T.
STA. FOIONOURAPRIA
CRAM MIIRMIKINIWNT
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110014,
Dom.
Joke II .11.11.
HISTORY OF Y.C.A.
Tow By GE '
Arthur Petry & Co.
Invostment Bankers
lots Lotam sure. Philadelphia
Boston. New York. Providence, Portland
tore.
SPORTS I111011
F. Bortoa.
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Dor. R. 11...
11,1or Boackwho, Jr.. •76
NOVEMBER 1, 1926
b, 1-00°, 00 fl'` 004
lee
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the Vtorr"TTI:ini. "'n
with.
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department. workon deMeo and
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further
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growth
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meet
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unions at the uremia time in every
the
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Nn"tbnote.d
's°01"
£111.1..
'"f" W. Work
'th weond Moors in Ina el.. of over
100 Mmlents.
Mr. 11.1 courted. his talk with an
'2.%. farad..
Willinto
espiamtion of the work of the
M.
Wolff h. Men 61,poluted
g
situmt at Me University or
I, 10 „ow
"° ge - how Centre. Pershing at"•••
the midweek
Ins. at 208 flood, Forty-first
mlied on dd. body to mire rem of the
sen. Weald Helms. awe hire ',Nate. work ' for the Ameri
to Mr. and Mrs_ Joseph A. Yam mot on ,,,,,,,,,,
;,„ Prue. Then
ti< temper
Lti. Robert Himont flicieref followed the difficulty of getting, II •
Jr., ems horn to Mr. and Mrs Itobere,aliore some of time •n army of between
II. Ritchie on fitment 5. Ritchie
eth and eight eao...aq co.01
437 East Third even., Moore./
vr.hi
bos,
town, New.
y. •
.at, grad w,pethoire 1„,
the ontaoisent tried 10 Net ontr the
la studies at the Colvereity
et
ali t
twat meo
vere ...he to Mere.'
Ills eddress
IR flower street Lon- 41.'4.e • 1•.• •°"1"."wre
through. TM criticism which was di.
Ili. W• C. L. Eaeleatd.
recred to the 0. M. C. A. during the
wee tree due to thew few workers.
"It is he olakIple,"
Mehl said, -of
the criticism oh Oh rem ...cornier when
you are Soil. PO. Met."
The .rt e
opeaker was Mr. Gleaton,
creduate of the linicereity el North
Cardillo end et premat
dens
01 the Philadelphia T. IL C. A.
Tells of Seventeen*. Work
Ile. 1.14.to. .id thee hi. field of
work wan ehielly in school, wh.th have
Voting Men's Christian Ammiationo.
He
Ile has been spending lunch LIMO10
1/resel. In oreatnaing the student bode.
Ile sold of ihe work Mut he has started
there Miami, Friday meeting. with
A letter from Prefemor Rid. IL
le. phe
loom arrived to Ilaverford ,o Sate,
'Paes
"a'orf'.
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a7trri
'tlges
e0.07' 'ed
they, October MI, being adder... to
The mem Peryme of the oiler* Y.
President Comfort, nut °MAWR
al. I% A-, Mr. Gireton said. is to de
f
8,11•Mbei under dare of Reptember 28.
re!' 1
IS urn in pot:
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41.
attre=1-,
-In Peking, which of .nree Is by foe
pointed out. ere all ta ken care
, hut AD organism on is needed to
the most interesting city in China we
k p
ap
had three weeks. I took a week off there d
the religioux life of the le
from
m
, sa
.ikty
p op eorwyo rkThadeft me two w
Mc Cleaton 1511111 that he believed
mild ew ere
otr w rk
i h students and tera 1 t at • student swilence Grey. els
ad alogether elsteen
k.. bomerhin. coocrete. -The mos
n
eting
nd mo
conferencee. Spent the week-ebd at concrete thine I tan my in to tell ye
Y011d00.1E Univendry where 1 stayed I take Me teaching.
of J
tatter.esse,
digint
with Pres:bleed J. Lelebtoo Stuart,
em
.. what H
bow was and try to
to.r Pennon. out here feel I. ;reap.
driving et: try to follow flat teeth
Me foremast leader of Christian educe- i cs and out there into practical eosin
1.11.
cation. ltonat. flaringe are concret
oft MI. orartireb/e..
M.tv Chi... Leaders
Mr. Olen.. then dimmerted some
I had eonferenees on Satatoley turd
e different oarablee of Christ on
111 her the ertual lent of the °brie
Sunday with the entire faculty. 10 the
. tudents did not arrite until Rhein the
time I 1•1111 1.601110. I rerminly shall
have • great deal to talk about when
I net home, an I herr had a most tan•
opportonity one, here to meet
all dues of leader. both in edurstion
AV/entre/erg
and In the political lift of Client.
7A2117.2/1
arikkklel-tritis OW.? nod
"I bad a very homesick MY tool
la
0161.
Thur.., ea I remembered that Ilaver.
fool was enrolee Met MY. and I ter/
rtf.1
much longed to he back at my home
lob I addreseed shout 'four, hundred
rAktrkrAgearl'Ili;%.. '06W.
Ltudeets that day end told them that
my owe college woe just opening and
igtiiikr1
176'
‘
"74TILthat I ihould hare to consider that they
were home toll. sod that I wae adIRVING 11077.5
deeming them lo the same wily I should
if they were my own etude., at borne.
It le, however, a very different smatter
ppeeeking d
tod ah,t
l.;;
;,,...erttaltalt
Edw. K. Tryon Company
Seville Theatre
Haverfarl Cellar Official
Outfitters
Programme
Sporting c..1.
Weak of November I
.1 csuiso own,
entisancons
Monday and Tuesday
"Gigolo"
Comedy-4Nua.Staft Bride"
News
=LEY
Wednesday & Thursday
'Bigger Than Barntmts"
:gorge O'Hara. Ralph Lewin.
Visla Dana
Comedy
N ewe
Friday and Soutrday
POOTAN fJIaF
WI rob haw leart
Norma Shearer in
"The Waning Sea"
Wrisel thdesirs of Jahn
Comedy-"The Liu Teener'
New.
Want far drat
-Bas
rad. Cellid awn yea we
pesicalm ocrailky orbsairdcaredis
amorel teals Bad
n*8n
prices which diahiprie
sty Jam Weld rodoritere.
SWIM bY
Get
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CALATTAFT ST.
Sho. to Abr. That An
Worth 9.1.6
HOT DRINKS
and
SANDWICHES
okiMbat
ens Shoes
at The
Haverford Pharmacy
General plea t Define Ave.
Yenea. City
m_Aissirelsw.B.0.14.. PAllagitis
Y.
Tam
MATERIAL
DR. JONES WRITES MORE
NEWS OF EASTERN TRIP
Letter to President Comfort
Contains Much of
Interest
Og
"AI.," .0 0,
" "
ail
tr...-.
PAT,'":“..,
well.own
kn
way of talking to cur
owe home group."
E. S. WOOD, 'ZS, ENGAGED
Mlle Feints Witham-. of continent.
la FIAM066
Mrs. Henry 8. Williams. of Rom.
moot. .nounced the
re.
her daughter. Femmes. to Edward 8.
Wood. Jr.. Haverford, '20. on October
IP. Theengagement mime 01
sarprime to Wood', friend... he has Inen
acquainted with Mho Williams for mere eel year..
Mho Sentient. Is rempletine her
Colleee conree at Conneeneut College,
New London, this rear 10ood grade.
▪
lest rear and le now in the aerial
mangles bentinere
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limnIalroHD NEWS
NOVEMBER f926
COLLEGE SPORTS
IEDITCHIs
/ALIA r, HORTOlik le.
YU MITT IN
DRAW WNH ALUM
Play Rye Extra Periods, But
Fail to Break 2.2 Tie;
Hunsicker Stars
liming five est. periods of dye
minutes each, The Haves-lord Sower
Clan tled the Ithearford Junior Vatpity, 1 to 2, In • closely couthated
field last
troop gense played on
Retard.. The Soccer Clubeteem.
composed of former Ithsterford
11.471174°oC .4.471tiotlackaeti
ordlaetim, Althea. led viethally they
Were the better PH...
Both Mews 1001 bard *hots et the
go.. In the opening period, but fine
tally by the omegas gral.tenders prevented rtng lamming. Sharpie. passed
the hall out to Meade, who centered sod
Wickersham sent • hard abet At the
told, which Ilall .eyed by Metal]
slop. 11.01ther deoo one from 2,5
year. out, IMO. Ilawhinney man..
to path rear the top of the gat
Play Ems he Use. Omit.
T. play sae very wv. In the eecand quarter poor yeasteg by both
teems mating Mve,t chances to score
to be lost, Huneleker mimed a drive
from 20 yarda out be • narrow- margin. Wickerebron then tallied the Iret
goal of the enemsater, when he posbed
a ceatte from Sullen loin the art
The Bomar- Club opened the vecond
half with a ruth and .orrel two goal.
In quick euccestion. He/wicker counted
&et on a shot from a dillies& angle.
A passe from Mimicker to WSWky to
liferaniel resulted in the othee emora.
The visitor. were forcing the PI. ie
[hie period.
The Junior Varsity Wthed deeperete•
17 la the last quarter yes en effort to
overcome their °p.o.e. one go.
head. Fineny. with but a few minutes
left no play, Haler headed • centre
from Rho.. Iota the net 'Both teams
mimed many cleMees to wore to the
extra twentg-ifee manatee Una ware
Die led. The work of Newhissney and
Hearst& wee outstanding, the latter
Marine a line Seine Again. Hamlaker,
who am picked far the AilAmerlean
treat it 1921. Garrett played INBILantly for the Sticeer Club. hit Awl bloke
iavariably ceirrmg over hell the Heath
of the fall. The Ihse-WI
Eare rteN r
maw
maw
ALUMNI
SEASON TICKETS ARE
STILL A GOOD BUY
THEY INCLIAMADMISSION TO
ALE HONE GAMES
Nov. 11-Feethall ton C. C.
N. Y., Meer With Lefepetts.
9-8ee0.0 with Terme.
rya
I with
Nos. 13 - F
OMNI. .mss, WIlb P.M. W.I.
tor Cal. Iblemerlel
Nev, ill-Boormr with Swarth.
BM.
Jae. 8-Baehelhen With F.
• M.
II with
Jan I5-1I
angel.
Feb. 9-8.1telhall with Oath.
apathy.
Flik.
I &-Beekethell With
Wathlegteg.
Feb. 23-Basketball with Llr•
elem.
Fee. 36-Beekethall with We.
Taal.
Mirth 5-131Mblet3lill With
March 2-111askethaX with Le.
bill.
APPLY TO J. R. HOOPES
GRADUATE MANAGER
THIRO TEAM
rh
WIN FOURTH STRAIGHT
_
JUNIORS
160fIreltO GO=
VAMP C. BEVAN
W. W11.131. MARCIA
rsFCIO*SI
RELESS TIE THIRD FOOTBAL1 MEN
Fint Yth
h.r
...17
:
0H
b•Ice1.0N 1-7
het 11.7'7
the inter.clen series. the Juniors and
the Freshmen battled to a Wargo.
THE OBSERVER
Althomth the team scored the largest
number of points this SWAM;their
TIE HAVERFORD PREP riii'i;:'1:71:,1• ,::::411.:itifir;
_____
beeline. Juniata would have had
Defeat Hill School, 1-0, in o..tested
Th, ..,,,,,
.,..1.1,1, ,,,a, co.- Loosely Played Contest Ends 17:?:„:",tf,..-.
.7:7,',;...d ,b,....
in the Mat thrtut.troartere of
The teckling nee the
OM' bat la the teat period the Junk.
en‘...--dan..
Fast Game at Pottsin Scoreless Tie; Reis, dermeet
of any time this year. Not
worked the hen down re the WARM
one ....We' tackle wan made by
ten-ystd lbw. and were robbed of vietown
Wick Stars
tory when the game ended a bit too
Gmerford. Four Ando. Monblee were
.
soon A neetil thIrtl-yard off.teekle
- recovered. aud ....I Deese., Inter...
Although HHH .14.010th hnId thn
The third tether team ioreemej ith desk by Renwick. T8half-back. wee the
ed, sheering
Waterford wee followWinning Weak to four gem.- w main factor In patting the ball with. advantage during most of the game, ,. the bellthem
hum, by ....yd.
th ird rer.ii teem Plated the Hee. a lateral pawl rep for • touchdown, and
Wednesday, Wis.0 it defeated • HO .
.-.472.„..47:1
, An., ,..71::..;
.
be
Week erterd Soho. men to • 0.0 tie in • . reeovering a Amble on Junhetal
School, 1-0. The only more of th, .er attempt. a drop-kick,
a...a ea., II, the third ...me, On this yhty the IthIniese were off- game on the thltere field Let Theeday. V'e°0-7.01 ithe
shoes
thnt..? woo
ball. shout
thaw roe... . .... from Ake and again the Jasper!, PH_ tea- The conteet wes loosely played. both l
'neete7Hr4H
lb. bel"
el..at
.tent
Richt., end thawed the bap wt. the 11'111 %LA.: :1,1,,..HrLyy. ; ski. making more Imt downs than 1...„.
y'
w
,,h,
ith"
tn nr4'
7
.
1
LARIAT. The defensive work of Janes, the y.y., O., .steel
Rhin
net. In the lest period the eallar Minute later.
..., ,,,a ,„,,,_,,,4,„.t.
tun Ilme ald ROM muffed the.. Al the ...Ms of the last quarter 0] Re cent. arid the offelte
00
Math. , the third ..1,..
to more and several theft mimed tbeii the Juniors came danderom17 mar to
stood mat
the third
The line got Itself in trouble in the
lode[ the mune by a gaiety. y AM•47 team, while Captain Howe. and Wit. ......, I., ho mei..., ..,, .. the
mark by lath..
The Dune opened OP with s .th and ryl0;00411.!thgrb:ng.rn,,e; the sou *tarred for Hsterford School,
ion Bide of J.A.,.., ,,,..,,,,.., N.
the Ne.rford forward. mi... th e .,"•.',.....,, ...why. . ...,, 4 „Lai.
In the Brit half the game was event], amount of sltill and fight coda keep •
ball to the Pon... [tom.. Merit
from punt formation. ofd -were thrown contested. The echool brought the ban stood loom from gaining Off tackle the
but mined • chance to more. Tbe for e lo a but a yard from their goal so the college thirty-yard line once in way our Me arraign.
o fd Omer on ds.
team returned the bell to the line. On the neat pal they ene
w,ted the first quarter. but mom held tor fem.. A Me should
hr afraid to
„school
y....
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.1„,
thyy.,
,,,..
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ase.
nerl
th.r.Rhw
fit A. +•••- &AMR
.r. wart ,0;1-:tfodst
, age
ft 0 the strong dale.
..AA 011.0.11, starred for eild. end Boom end ... arid forced to punt over the fool shiThe
becks thawed a lack of tined.
Albin, the 1101 msalkeeper, Hopped 5 ......
on offense, but were somewhat ins.
Third Team Start. Orice
Wattle.
herd drive frnm Urban and aimed a,,,,,,
ryt,,.. ....
hg .,
...
tHeirtst
Teti. the ball on their own twenty LT..' on antln•y;o14
yry.°H.
...yt y:o r
....
'',...
an.
score.
ye... ..e1 too, the third team worked it up
,.., of
rbi ter sad
1.1111 Forme Play
emcni ......., Mobt ___,_
etre: " ". barn' ".''''' "4-'34k...'"'"In.' pradier in stooping the Juniate-'eld;
In the emend period Mil Reboot 1••=i; . . . :. ' . ''4rt"....
-..... • beautiful pe.e " 3°14'1.s n°1-.1°O onder p.m Flint wee offevaively very
by
'..`.‘1,A. Dl., A..,
..-eto- "'e
,...,"..,
,.„9,11='.,
, =
,..=
,,,.,,,7 Y"-- rioting th...7...de,r 01 weak. He seen. to lath the intereet to
er..M
thei.chidor.HH"
k= ll„,,
ce.-.:!::, ,,
,......i..,...:,
. ,...adi
8te,....dhelt, thpei.77.1 elev
,.....
. „„ ..y tmes
we nt....
4...,I7H 7thheT thn. iar•ththeo . the M. that . bed at the mart Ot
the mown On defense he
or made some
.. Sot nit Several leaf Va.. Daly 1{...... es, liorrayk.Z.7.r.rd= The prey (PAM sot a break all the oice
tatitMe. With
and Flint
O
VARSITY WILL MET
C.C.N.Y. ON SATURDAY in
on. wre th e Here Hord forte.. it,%nehnSr'Smstra...•
„ beginning of the second bail.
our first line of defends .how. mune
able tosser loose. and the only shot, • ...........i ••••°. .•••°"'" HS• Hogan seemed up • puot and thewhen
col- miens .1' drive and Ant
drive-by
by Sullins!.leom th e twenty- -''•••••••• ••""
l age tort the ball on [heir own temoty•
About thirty-three men were In the
a-era
went wIde.
nee-yard um Het the third team line germ . Of the nft.n ot eighteen PUYV
SOCCER11139
MEET
During the third quarter the ball was J. •
lice a Moue wan and took the bell Ill their too college Mime: SPenit
the schoolboy'. territory mast Of the
...
TU
.RDAY. .held
PENN .I. V. SA
the in, period h., abowed a neat running form and mu
sevens.
With
w,
h.... ever. the sehool team maned a eerie. itl•th im eel.... His style no the Mee.
New York Eleven Strongest time. The score came early in the
Porifd• .haa M^A,a,a ,,,at aat a, hia ... nod pH° H.° H- -of autc“eful end runs and short peettem, matt t ..rh•‘, ova
onEntire 1926
v.". met Evales drove um which be
. which bran In the ball out of heir own
'• ••••l,_"enrIn......s
th 00`d
,y, ,. work.
mould
could not dear. Haverford forced the Whil.'"Itb!S,.7°..r.ng
ki. t
m",idl .7?",:i
.f..,,,,,,.
- territory tolsr the fieve,
lo.rd
, ,i,,,Ir.t,y,.,,..
yard
.1.,r
.. 47
dr.77; =
d---4,
.. -c„;,•z:,
Grid Schedule
play tbjeagnent the levee sett or a.. ftZl"
.
. .i.9.%:,„, ,,‘,. ill yat eney to line. Dot at this
quarter, hut the foram. b... ry,ny.yy,,,,,e th ,..ey thy pyy. 3, e,.., ,,y„...,,,, . is... ...r.
...„ ..,.. re work with flint in picking the holm
the
4
The Vertlity wielders will meet the tied Isp be loots when opportunities to Leraye,,,... oommerems. The am. .,,.y„.
The whole offense muet be bruised no
ateeereet tee. no the tharkett noel more melted theraseksea. UAL mak. gives prerratee of bele, eve of the nerd. Ihs mut nu:
If we intend going through the a.m.
Buck „hem. when th ey thyme thy imp a desperate come-bark In the eet Iv the second team Athedylp, tau the stsvems. owbsee taw im yome Bee. without defeat. The team ',Maid reelmihne: ag, te. 47,,,,
. 1...;r4 r.stl, .......= .M .t,tisat.,,t,t, .isbaosw
em. ,,,,,,,,,e, .... „., „ye, thuythy Hed and Blue J. r., has tow,,
three
b, Jta
.val
,e se.t
moggle•
pol.rful C C N. T. aggrerathth . d
Les ream
bil..
.......,
. .°Iy the 8"Het Mrefeererlit has had but sardi.re ,e=,,
Eitttarday. The New York eleven.. list ,,,,,,
H.H°1
"'""
b7 'I'
:;:z..
.. get
for the. The team aboetel
meow. amber 01 power Retards!, To was the
of mmma. looms . threeidable 00
The instividual 'tar of the genie was The J T.'A after Oil, several eces. ''''' Leerstm
-ems, neat three. it must be ell
fly
do. Garerford's, . they, too, loot Tett., who made arcorste isseeth to guano st the bemoolog al t e mem. .....' - Isebt esi
their °yenta, ytheb red here emerged- Ida forward. sod broke on men, Gill F.,°11=71.
t10 =P2,thrnyyr;7,. :=1- ... . . extetl. .. . ......7
,,
em
vietorlaue in the thibe -Blowing Iglu. s'"+"" '''''' J.'. n.d Hail" octori. being en 8-0 win .rer ,..
amm
amobaes
.
1.th'
swots.
..
FUTUItE
OPPONENTS
mlated for Hill.
Coeds Parker% .mes met More L..,
"nie Ma
- s cow;
orstatt'rflest 'thersnore-snm-tao
g..1% welreidelort7th:"
Bo. I. Ralder.. While
Wethington ln thelk_ opeothit gem.. thoweent Pews
., 'Ties. ford Soceer Club.' thot Saturasy. In me ntameke: Pub,. fir nastanas Weems. Deleetere
October 2. After ' e close .sate Ineuro
Onset le Beat. by St. Jetedb%
tram
-. their pone with the Dors.., et Del- far Munn.
0,22,
00.,
y......,,,
••••;„,..y..y.„...
pr..,
the Weohinatou teem ...SRI .10004' 0•MtiR
We. bd... - --- ciewion aware they Wowed s stroot Attack. but Banow-Paunee. rweire-shave. Lae
at
o. by 1.104 can.. City College fol. ...
...
,_thet ••• • r". 0.5•"•th -••- - L0SeR lost ianornersble themes to is.11 when sloemesa-mme...
beet tosponents
the eeenon on the
7.12Ar a CAMIM-1.0 menu.
....• Wt-lom •.• •• than., rviar-the onnenent'a goal.
lowed this up with:Abr. vIrtorlen ma r._,7,
gridiron. terve both ehut out OA Sat..
Foommi_FREE MOVIE
mtheat-Jemtnea-Tletth..Ati Ithodo 7-.MW.
dap. Dresel last 7-0 to the poweefel
rere .r...
" Mr ''....' ''''''
neaten. "tend. 6 C.' 3.1...1
into. tarep . antorasive Sets, rrtaa ..... ... mt.. iirto
''... MANAGER BATES WORKS
St. Joeseph.11 team, which hoe then un.. . aroweett
Ball
uest
St. Lawrence,;Ii.ihm,L4lt
the sonenerer ofL„,,,,,,
Heller
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rm.
lb:IATf. Forig.7.
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1927- TENNIS SCHEDULE
/....p.. Leber .71Arr.def 0 Dale.;
tame NM Trate/ I. Wesley.
Manage Luber lma been erochied en
the 1027 Monts achedule, and ha. deft.
nitely el.ed five dates. One more,
with Columbia. le almost certain, The
first date le sat for the Fat SittUrcia7
later toting vacation, when a snatch In
echeduled with 0,1,0 aptly. at home.
The other matches arranged.. 100 area
April 21, St. John's of Lembo., et
home; April 25. Columbia, away, April
30, Weeley.. away, May 4, We...,
Awas: Hay 38, Ithmthemere, et home.
Lettere have also been tent to Fenn.
Labilette. Rutgers, Mend,
Wtnituna. mod Frenklin end Harahan.
SOCCER TEAM PLAYS
LAFAYETTE SATURDAY
VereltY BIM.. Hare 1.11010 Trouble le
WInel•P From EMU. Teem
The threrford venally soccer team
will play off ite pontwouml. some with
the wearers of the Mamma and White
from Easton tide Flatus-dayafterwoo.
The match wee fortorrly echedaled for
OCIO.r 00, but due to a Maw ea the
.and
Lafayette Wiled-ale. the
Sleek eoneented to moreArles
the date to
this Saturday.
The Hever/on] eleven ehindirespolen. little difticutty in defeating the
Cestouthun Is former Year. they a
peared ansaelly os the Junior Warlike A
schedule.
The Lafayette antoor looters have
rsof had A very sow.wful aroma. iming oresthrbetmed 11-1 by the Penh Jo*, Thrlity.
With the proviso that Cary and
n shape
Eva. ewe
I, Lafayette should
not mote god the Revert...us should
elle op. total of elm. five .ala.
fot.
r thie, 1411; .1. I01,,,..tflieLbekisesit.o.e.
le...
, n
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Abe.,T.L.-, b....,t....
ral
i, :Lel as,...axe..
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a .d
eld
".th
.e..life
Stbrm
op:Ilt;71.
kras ,..2,.
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HAVERFORD NEWS
Page 4
ING OF CLASSICAL
' TONIGHT IN UNION
WAR TO BROADCAST CLUB
FIRST CONCERT TONIGHT
New Student Trio Will Take
Place of Hyperion Trio On
Program
radio program of
The first
therest will
willhe broadcast from station
beitionina at 8 o'clock.
WABQ
A aucremfol text ttroKrtint w. put on
the all from the studio by etudeat cal.
ent lam Saturday night et 1230
o'clock. nod the ....gored M.P.....
tiow In good diem. for an setive broad.
cawing 'manceAt S o'clock a bro.-rm., f cleseical
amide will be hrowboon by Seed artiste
from Philadelphia. Thie progrem will
include piano solos by Judnon Eldridge.
'ergo Autos by Orlando Cole, and Soprano nolo, by Elleabeth Spencer.
Ammo blr. Cole', nowhere will be
"Arlo.," by Barb end a minuet by
Handel.
Immediately following the Stied program. Dr. E. U. Herder, Profennorof
Ensile!, will she oriented poet. teat•
lose from the Tweedy equipped eas•
litter Wadi. In the Ireton. This .am be
thi. fine lime that the reading of poetry
has been hroadreet trout the Haverford
studio.
WASOI 61.61. Tele
Due to the inabili. of two of the
mernbern of the Hyperion Trio to be
B0..
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A meeting of the Claesteal Club will
be held &mental. to the Cabs UM
evening at 8 tidock for pommies of
Tbla will be the heitial
Contimed from Mgt to MOW 6
had few rim.. to .0.. The Mau.:
cowmen y a.
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Smart Domestic Tweeds and lomorted
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Thie imtrumental trio hoe been
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Total atter lasubsinnen-Ttip,
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Novelties
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No official annoutoor
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