b soccer eleven moody scoring on pass blue beats n. hi. state fresh

IX
No. 12
PHILLIPSACADEMY, ANDOVER, MASS., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1934
B SOCCER ELEVEN
UTS TABOR BY 5-1
~FRFOURTH
MOODY SCORING ON PASS
Ten Cents
BLUE BEATS N.HI. STATE FRESH
VICTORY
BY 20-0 INPRE-EXETER CLASH
0
Nad~iwness
Of Opponents'Field
~~', AndoverScoring
Calendar o~~~~
Eventa
~IN
IOARD AND HAZELTINE-STAR
Wecdnesday, Oct. 31
1:30 Club
%,1114oll
Thompson.
Rele And Hammond Share
1~
In Tallying
AM~orccasted, the I'lue soccer6:0
team~,Cipt its string of victories -in-
football
gamnes:
R~~~~~~~~omnans
vs. Gards, Greceks
vjs. Saxrons.
3:00 Polo gante with: lledford on field off _Highland
Chakrabandhu
stooclCb
-
P. A£OUTPLAYS CB
EXCITING CONTEST
New Hampshire Bid To Score
In Last Period Withstood
By Andover Line
TWO GAMES WON, TWO LOST
Burdick Plunges, Viens Rushes Line,
'~~
tact by doning Tabor Academy oii
the-litter's
,\IIfield. 5-1, Saturday.
thelater'*s fisiecly,5I sturdy.Xn
doverw1ase distncy a suprerisor, e.i
wouldhave run up a larger scort
1
6ng in M
orse 26.
6~~~~~~:45
Full Orchcstra rehearsal.
Pridav. Nov. 2ir
6:45 Full Choir rehearsal in
Choir Roo~~~~~~~~~~~~n
~fr
4
AdCac
eevsPs
For Three Scores
rodo n hua(
erracodofoetuan
the Atidover varsity football team
bu'6 he facts that the field wa
vvCoreoon
swalzl.'id the leriods shorter than
the New% H-amp~shire State
usuaL.-The scoring was evenly dlis- Thle play is for the Iloint after thle B'lue's first touchdow~n
V'ielis
of20-0ine
whlatuprovda
tobe fsore
tributed among five forwards, while tossed a beautiful short lPass to N\1oody who was standing in the en(
themost phart a ronesied ontest.r
Rloward and H azeltine were out- 7one.
BS
ataoesddcnet
;nIn onte eene
Lurdick
scoredandfor that
the iPlue
oji a
line plulnge,
X'iensi-toThown.Ble boeoaters stared rpingh
Moody combination gave the extra
Aownli feld thefte
oorard
laing
Hardy Kicks Over Only Score, point inl the first quarter; in the
,- thI owrsmkn
C
After Helping Bird Advance
Se.~ 114 quarter Vielis rushled across;
ra .o shots whihwere nsuc-s?
Ball
Thirty
Yards
thle enemny goal, and his dropkick
:esu.The acintelsi
e ofor
conversion was stopped by tile
the other end( of thle field, and Relay Team Runs Quarter-Mile Romans And Greeks To Play
(In the last field beyond the Gaul crosbbar: and ill the third period a
3
ow~in.catmc through with a good
In Record Time Friday
Gauls And Saxons
cickc when a Tabor forward was inAt
Track Meet
At 1:30
football headquarters. in territory forward Pass fromni\ lns to Chladone
put on
in Cross. Thompson
~~~~~~~~~~to
Which few besides the cross nley ~,cfred. and Viens this time was
everal nice shots which tile goalie
With Al H-omne leadling. thle fieldl CONTESTS PRECEDE
co~untry men have penetrated, a race successful with his kick,
;topped.
MNendel got a corner with tile excellent time of sixteenl
DECIDING BATT~LES o~f warriors known as the Bush
Ili the fourth quarter -New
vhich missed fire, andl T-1azeltihle'si minutes and fifty-one secondis, A-\I eci-tie has been developed. A war Hampshire played aggressive ball
tard shot was just cleared as thle dlover won tile cross~-country meet
Tile next to last p~air of g,limes ill Party came forth from these fast- aind iniade a bid to score, but the 1P.
)eriod endled wvith no scoring,
with the New I lanmpshire State thle club football series will lie nesses to cl h
rosSho
.by
edte
o ordw~
Hamwond
the game
ente're
for reshmen ~n Satrday with t~lePlayed today at one-thlirty onl the junior eleven 3-0 on Wednesday between the I'lue 4-yard lini& and
;wiha't, allo a foul was caldo
cr
f 22-23. New I laillllf$irhelds b%. the cage. The teanms are afternoon on the field by the cage. the goal. On the fourth down the
to start the s cduarter. boalstsr on othletcs-ouryto
t'abor
line utp Gauls againi~t Romnais.
The battle was hard and long, pigskin hall been advanced to .\nITaorbi sar
thentoosecnfeds penalter
oants ineotheEast. cosand Greeks against Saxons.
but in the second quarter the de- (lover's 1-yard line. Honors go to
Zobi
fld'speralt)
the too Roen
tea,,,ill he Est.The
Gauls since their gamne onl fenders of old P. A. reached their Viens~. wfio featured in all the
hot and ptit it in the goal for the
Running over thle three-aind-a- Friday Ilave ileen strce;sirig the open enemies' twenty-yard line, and this scoring, made good ground.
anll(Continued on Page 3)
half mile course through thle SancMfes.Nr.
Benedict. in spite of, was close enough for fullback- he his passesexptoal well:
Oil~~~~~~~~tay
tileother ular thied t carillshis recent illnless, di'-e-ted practice Hardy, who hooted a place kirk C~haney, who put in his best peroi tleotes eatoi te logpar
o
atla andistamnetl
a
isee
teraacet'sfaltisvaear
teappaf hepot
r l
had increased it to100 yards
r'It'asighs
netybtwe h op fteot.frunnigancetu frc thi
boh i
HihadRoad, and finished at tile onl to lbetter cfforts~.nn h
olns
oc
ofs
e
hwdtem
passe,:Ca~~rn
Ilghlail~~~~~l
on the otiler ha~-noI. have ilot nitch to selves well -trained,
especially
in th-! IlIS ni n reivin~g
lsev. tile former for
Lv
w~~~~~~~~~~rc
ith the consideralble niargunoiteotrh.irsa
D
p
of 300Wason
yards. came in nextgain and everything to lose. It will 'deceptive lateral pass, Hardy to Ilis fine work in the backfield for
~, vfr* Ieonard,
Soker, Winate, wit 300 leadsof 150so
e i next~l ';carcelv, le anl .niexipected victorv if Bird. which gained rod after rod the first tinle, ail( thle latter for hli,
,,4r Lenard StkerWinatewit
a lad f 15 yads oer ilethey' con~quer the Giauls again, btfor the bushnmen.
hard play- and good fighting
Relgeluth And Brown
(Continued on Page 4)
if tllev cailiot conil out onl top, it
The Brooks men wvere no mean varsity' gridiron olebuit: anl(l inin Ili.;
thle
'Taken In
may very likely niean that they lose opponents. They penetrated iilto lineC to MNoody, Sieirs, and
\\iolso
dIThe Clay Pipe literary ctlu) niet
H ENTERTAINS
tlleir chance for football numerals, bush territory far and often. They for their steady' charging, arid out-1
"n 28th.
Sunday',There
October
l~~~~r
EcleshdIi;ta practicilig, received each of the three- kick-off.; standlilig. football onl defensivt.
undreabou
Otobert
28th.otarlThere
WOLDWREERNfll___it
o Nonday.
\l
for the and Ilandled the hall creditably', b)11 Play'.
W\ith the Cubls H-anson.
about
andtwenty
four present
~~team appears to rieedI little in the one weak punt from deep in their- Giarla, anld X'erville starred. Toew ~enbers
~'eretakeiiiiltOtilt'Men Enjoyed N. H. Fresh Game; wa of (Irill o(l P~lays.
ow
ertr
a
hi non.
wards the end of thle gaime Giarlai.
-- Iub.'
were They
ShrilledeBySanctuary(Continued
on
Page
4)
The
men
who
fought
so
well
for
Ilunilber
52, led a
march
They'
Stoker,
were Brown,
~~And Log Cabin_________
Andover were right end Snell. rigilt against the Bilte forward
which almost
____________________defeated
BUHLEGEfET
itandin,
onthedefense.
ANDOVRCARRIES OFF CLUB FOTALCRISIS
OVEeFOTAL
CROSS
-COUNTRY MEET WNILL COMMENCE TD Y
TODA
!hisl
EGEBAStems
BROOKS'B PLACEMENT B~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~B
-
-
1R. PET~ERKIN- SPEAKS
CLUBCLAY
PIPE
TOC
kN,'eigeluth.
and
Wingate.
Mlr.
.
WORLD WAR VETERANS
~~'as
Toc
also IIlilade
has quite
an 11011a full schedule
Tc1
s
itafllshdlCRS-ON
this vcear. ~inol altihough tenl nlew,
CROSS-COUNTRYYFAL
FALLS
IHlf
BEFREEwhC~
ONC
ttackle Ream, righttguarddS..I-TN'de. prrovedlfaata,
center Grout, left guiardI Baxter.
Andover gained eight first olowns,
rary mellber.
akeStvn.lf
n
.B-~ ichl camte nmostly in the first lial f
Plans had been previously mlade men'1 have reported, the organiii.acoil, quarterlback andl captaill T, while thle Catainlount Cubs ra irx
hive Air
f'trki
tk
on tiol uinges aliiy othlers whlol arei it,.
Bird,
half Rogge righ li
first downs, five of thleil c, n
Anti~~~~~~~~~~~terested
to see I 'resideiit IDavidI Ailing, First Blue Man, Comes Pea, left
nlfulac
adl'
uring their touchdlowil tries iii thle
osp.- Coiirad, niotedl
iiotern \xVillianls or \I1r. Baldwinl about it.
In Eighth; Upton Of
last periodi. Thle B1lue completed
-- uthoril Air. Peterkin was hot
Ldast Saturday' afternooii iine
Concord The WinnerRO A C T PUTB L fiv'e passes for a totad gafin Of
riesentwhen tile uleetillg wvas sull- hiellber, (if Tic' 11 entertailleo a
eight-n
adadtl
'elie
osed. 1-to begin: tilerefore, Mlr. group of World War veterans froml
I-Topelessly ouitrun by a superior DISP A ED I
OOm
I
conipleted
on1y
Otle
pass
which
laclkner began a dsuso
i the th
tate IHospital a Bedford i team,11 thle Andoover cross-country'
netted them six' %arols. P. A. interiii& ,b ect. \vIien Mr eeknthe New H amupsh ire footbaill gailie. secoild teaml was defeatedl by Con'- Piece Of Tile-From Jerusalem Shown ccptedr two passe's and N. II.
State
rr
tfAlvit
w~as coiltinueti inl a solie- 'ilere were twenty-two nilei, sev- cord Hi gh Schlool by the score of
In Mr. Banton's Classroom;
one. Andhover threw two inconieral of theni co-llege graduatest. 15 to 52 onl W\edilesday. Upton of
Has Queer Historypet
fowrs
hieil
rsl
ivipg4 brief sec
fCna~
They were mntel who hail bleen shlell- Concord w~as tile first man ill, hav'compiled a total of tnice illConilfe.i2Q.-t'f Polish extraction. thik shocked (durinig tle war, but who illg mun tile two arid] a half niile
In contrast with tue modern suir- pleted p)asses. The IBlue rec-ovred
uthoi-Adidl hot learn tile Eniglish aire now%to all outwvard appearanices course ill tile timl(' of 13 Ilinittes rounidings, of Mr. Benlton's room ill four fumbles,
onie
,riguage nicrnial
58812sc
1-2 sec. Seven
Concord
and10tIlebeing
Cubs New
re~nugin which he w~rote so w~ell. Perfectlyee other
te
ocr
No. I Samuel Phillips Hl.there i~ H~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I-ampsllire's:
WIl the age of twenty. Sonic of.
After the garli. whiich tl theimenIli passed the talle ibefore the first
trieved two iunliblbes. bothl beingie works of Conrad wier tin followed witl iluchl eiithnsiasin andi Andoverite, A'lling. finished,
in one corner of thle rooll a Pedestal Andover's.
,~d-'
(Iliscussion took place. the proper Andover spirit, the
The course was the same as the which Ilolds upon it two objccts,
first lPeriod was featured] bv
whole group adjourned to the Log ofle used itt tile secodlfd team fleet made in' Ronman hands. Thley ' are an The
ilitiediate forward chargc6 byN
lenthe~mniteetiegvtheoEntertain Cabiii The men were all very' ap- of tile week before. Beginniiig ait a sort of aclnlbllsotfo
.iteBe.ltkckdof
for Al-\
tent
C~~~~~~~~~~~~~~lilillittee
~
~ served
~hotcocoa
~
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ facaiio al ho ro
te le.ttl
ice ofor
1
id dougiihluts to those wi'lo had nlo preciative of thle beauity of tile the rear of George 'Washingtonl catapult andi a iiece of tile mad-' (lov'er -audI a1 punt
was
soon
meressm~ eaglnt.cabin
andh its surroln~dilngs. 0( ne of Hall, it extended] tilrough the Sanc- froni mudi.
turlleo.
Burdick. Vien., andI (ha,. `z
~~~~~~them
was sdo ilteresteol in thle sanc- tuary to Highland Road. througil
Of tilese two tile ball is; tile mlore n~ey carriedl tile ball in slccessnycV
tuary that lie took a Toc IT lliclii
(Continued on Page 4)
conspictiunu% allo tile liore inlterest- liue plays. miakinlg tlhree first down..
1,.eofiardwa
lonae
tII,-
___________
rhtiffrll'a.lebgnI
-
two"
DeadlinbeeilI
Chanfomtleged
Deadl`~-To
ineth
'IfNoembd
tef Ninth
~~Too~~Novemb~~r
ert______________________________ing.
ohiariaunisipe.
Tl
rest of tile group gatilered a while Architectural Pictures
about tile lbig fire, talking andlPae
n r alr
listening to olle of tileir ilhtibern
______________________.catapult
Tllis ball was laullcled by~-I anI a total advani~ce of 43 vardb. t,
or a modification of onIe Place the ball onl N. II1. State',.2:
called a Ballista chimingr the (lays (11 yard rlark. A\ pass; frorn Vicn:z to
the' Galleic wvars, of which the stur- (hIaneyv set tile ball on tile 2 -var.
denti Ilere learn so uluch tllrongil iue fronti Ivllere 1 nrdick car~ric
Caesar, It was dliscoveredl in' cx(- over onl a play' off tihe righlt :ido
n sblivdt
ielne
i
rc pa
h
o".
caa'silGu
lili
lee
istiebie
O
tr.ick ;dy'to Alod'
hiave been tisel In' Caesar aiid one wssoe
i
of Ili-, armnies wvlile he wvas tlt)
(Continued on Page 31
there. Sonlehow-it found its wayv______________
The Editor of The Mirror allcmounces a change ill the closiiug
date
of tileshort story contest plytl
iau.
Atr
amn
xllibuitioils ill coiliectioll w~itil
3nd also in tue dlcadline for all tipl a hit, several other iieni andcttrlolai
confributions
tQ the magazine
boys went walking. atlo all returned
tile Introoluctory C'ourse ill Art
Whither y'oti are writing for the at 5 :30 for a deleiciouis suJpper.
ar
en ntle na top floor
Afe the informal
Ien]eey
roorm of the Addisonl Gallery',
:Oontt or are expesiil
or
roe
iaeey
hs
xiiin,
cagn
infif*i
oi
te omo
body gathered about tile piano antIh
iterar arteei
n aefr
the fire anld sang songs. The parts'
weekly. shlow~lrlterial unidr Ieet h cdily n sto
n
v'QUo6 keep)i mind, the nit
f did not break upl uiltil just before
isisinintecaebttae
r.Bioi'pseso.
N
~her. All copy mulist be iii tile movies. Tihe veterans wvere
ilso of general interest. At
Th
teobc.teti.
in ofninth
a
vrou vpsofac.
fon
The~~~~~~~~~~~~~~esn
othJerusaljecm anlC
tie wa
(late at 8:00 P.IT
extremely aplpreciative andl several
Ireel
'titstpso
rllfud
Jmsin
n
tecture aire illustrated, anti the
queerer history' attachled to it. a T'hie
ii LI
tiletling
other hand,
are
tmost
busliless
inaiiyou
rather
able time trlyisoryasstthe
they had ever Iladi. eiljoRomEv'erv
various peaiodlftilate
ieitlfrm
healy
so'istolhtwieaRmni
artistic
sottl, The
or
beMirroc
too.-en l ll~
istorical styles dowov' to nloderll
tile dust w~as vl',g
artistic
softeualgod
imewitMthesato\nuricall architecture wmill bedtikaonarmiv was thereiepae
ihrhopening
for you too,
faction of having brought int o tile
clided. Ini soniii cases explaniacause the dust was bothieriing t-i
emiickev wi~ll bglad ton~
_Ivsfagruoferb
'r '- t
ory lae Icoulpny tie iao becau--- ti'Ieded sometils,
O W
Tc-n
o
I,
''ces
frti
i-~~c
Fee
otalgni~~
i
r
go oil sale at1 thle Offtlie 0f tile
gvnina.s-iutnl at nlirne ocoi.
io(ay, Ntivember
\lthovii
t
t tilt ,anie Sfinitlii
tl teiteea
501r
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 31,.1934
THE PHULWIPI
PAGE TWO
THE: PHLIPA
TISEASIER TO.S
A CH A C LD
wsaes
f coI
Member (if Sot i~l cm %w England Federai
& I 'tirroa Amit1111
Mermber of Co imbia 'S-hoa',
f l'rp' Trory School Newspapers.
i
sticazon
Memer
f D l~1 rnee ~nA
melodies popular on the
U~~~~~~~~~~~~Crtaitn
l-have become so popular as
I~~ciiiptt
obn0XiOUS.A
ito render ".themselves
_____
E4,or..JI
Clue!
N.EWELL: BROWN.
Tewordls .It Might 1-lave Be3en'
for instance, forceBeP
~~~one to Wotider 'whether or not it:
JAMESS. cOPI.EY
mcmncing Editor
Cicuradaon Manq*er
WILLIAM 1). IIART~. JR.
BELTON A. BURROWS
4iistant Businesst Manager
~~~~~EDWIN 1'. MASBACK,- JR.
might have been" motonshine, while
tile accents. of `Love in Bloom,"'
the~compassion, of the heart
-Ind' inject hlomiicidal thoughts into
the ininid of -the liearer. This
esp~ecially~ true: wfien these songs
~
-
LVS
MUiESs
WOOLEN -HOSE
awy r,
by at. self-styled crooiner. whose
voice bounces gratingly' 'off hisSEORN
All thi% reminds its that
dniS.
RWl
Dictionary tlefinition
W~ebster's
thle
ofaUef
oni."~IU
lo i~~~~~~~~ronn
npi.
'(tnia facit.
63PEN EVEN4INGS
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.
rChn s
prdFo Wet
I'do
WOOLEN JACK(ETS
LEATHER JACKETS SHEEPSKIN COATS
"wither
LEONARD
F. PAINE
Exchanfl Editor, C. C. CORY
Eito. JB. SPITZER
AL~ma
CAU.SEY
.
Photopgrph Edior&. JC.
ASSOCIATE: EDITORSaemnldaSte"
it.L Finch. '36
R. At. Weissmuan. '3'6
'35
iuhnn.
R.
T. Shea, '36
E. A.Ballard. 2i: '36''J
A. 1..Reed. '35.
BUSINESS 'BOARD
R. D. Coursen. '36
C-. Mk.Wole.r. 5
J. \I. Bird, '35
R..T. Thompson, '36
A. Wckw~ire. Jr.. '35
W. PI.Carey.M'5W. C. Wit
K. H., Capers, '36:
. B. Adams. '35
'35
Witschie.
C.. Jr..
T. S. Curti-,. Jr..
a
PUNT
M ootdiligt.'
Hz~~sineasAfana~rr
4.4sijstau *t~anarcing Fditor.
TO CA C
THAN:LL
MI!ESB
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SWEATERS
-
VESTS
C
irn
WSIH T
.
FIL
a
PHONE 78ec
'e
ThrE PErrLLII'AI&' does- not necemsarily ense statements expressedIindmui
ocrooning,: it is, ap-,
rteato.Speaking:
cationL Communications. must be siie
rmtedvreruos'
prn
h colya
aurasrn
ptlshdWdedy n
boardis
PR1LL1
Tht
every. Saturday.
soun~l5 arisin
boar.
.
. .
by T~t Pnn~urn~N"
inultitude.
as'semhled
the.
fr~om
.
term.
the
$1.25
year.
the
Sub'cription.
Terms:.
$3.50
gathered in Greor-t- NNVoshington
ozofieaAdoe.asudrte
Entered-,as, ocndnsmatrate
act of 'March 3.1879.
distributd to subscribrs at the Comons and is for sale at1.all'..that the vci-ic andoriginality
ThE
isPH'IUJI'IA
the stttdent body is far from
o~~~~~~~~~f
Inn.
the Phillips
Aimeirber ofthe Andover ffrActh
To all appearances -sonic variety'
rpcr)tual Motion machine rulins ball team admits to'stigupsnld
of
the' p~iano -in the' roott above, thesrt of. a record -lastya by "IY'
Senior dining hall. 'Reliablc. awh-. big uip 65 yardis' of, penalties ini.Ort~Ga
orities report that one afternoon the game. :..~c
cries of.-the totmented piano"'re
statit
Oiitesinftball
sounded without 'pause front I' p. i..
Chivalry
Innate
theAlso,
~~~~~~~~~~extinct.
application.
on
razes
* Advertis~~~~~~in~~
Peniis%..5d
and
Cohmbia
thle
is
that
A\nd
.The
eevening.
th
6
inl
until
rcis,
student
Andover
evlery,
in
Atdiwer.'Mass.'
Stret.
ark
Co..
'Couls
Office f publication.Smith
vealed-lby the rapturous cries. Of 'Noise League should do somethimg vania teams comibined have'. gain.Cessl
Nev
aLure.o.a mle hog
acclaim ~~~tha'greet aI, 'stimutlating about it..
October
31, ~~~~~~~~~~
Andover.
''Mie_
line. That' is' it is. int
IsYale
young lady' iiho glides across the
Mass..
mitun
Sa,
'~rcnwith
nt
oralbtYale men. '
~ ~ cran'wtygnteawrt~
~ motion
~ no v isible
screen
**or
ityetliai'i'tfrllbt
ceti
of
movement,
undulating
s'4iligt
a
Andover
whetier hewas going to, tr'
~~~~~~asked
the hips.
In B13I.ffalo at thle Delaar
howy to baiance
recen letr
eodf theti
. ra
ps we
ugtrie
on'
'Nimhin- c'oil' have been more ganvig to the coaches or or..
ofr osot' at' wias set. Jolun
A\few (lay S ago a certaini gentle- satirical:'
Ih5.t;
c~ !nchool) than to :see- the fine, exhibition of, (determiinationl
ea
anna.twenty-thrcee
I henobdttoalc."
aprep of. guI-,
5SaturayagainstNXvHap-"an did encounterappearance.
ut-ob the football team Ins
ti Wrr". :
amtran'hodrf'hecuitC
*
'Said
lible 'and-ju!venile
I
i..reodwtha:6,sotwoI
'acrii,,
-hire. Th~ tt'an hladIecently lost tiwi. of' its" best. and most valuable
oirlutOO
Both
round.
oe
ui.hdjrt-in-oein.,
etea
Th
rep1 two feet ab~ove his door~ack~- `harretz-;.and Kellogg. 'The gantewe eoe ih.rw
o '"irn
attempted to hit.the family fr
to~~~~~ere ~~~ably
1u
re"
ears.nin'an.fndttlect
right-angled
and
haircut
mat
tat
everyon
to
hao
bit ;6t' i~th& lat e mntshei'eemed
ke
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on''
landing,
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etibudg
struggling
w~retch
'poor
the
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~tre.
bucnfrma
what could have better broken the morale beneath. his burden thce kid spec~z~h iithe'taad
e'"o~.
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hanthi ijifotuns'?And ye unertator informed' hi ii that lie need
lavr~ seies01
ot he rcen
hareoceine ptsedl)' wo etst" tseblgaoeyca) ti"thnBow Frshantem.nti eer
?heplayt-, th"In
ofzthiprepis
'inured a word ot thanks. an~l hasfrumedrted thabt ofwarng thI ""as repote ini a'criticlcnditlew
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sdAnddayerof.IIhas
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as the underdog. l~~~~~~~~~~~ie.
contest
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itca oniig,ew.
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to
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of
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the resutant%i'revrberationsrthohiBostwick. V., Jr. l'Tii~~~rlbutt, l* .R Jr.
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PAGE THREE
THE P1nLUPIAN
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Mrm M~rpavFDILOM4C1M=
PAmt
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but~rrldm
"
also
Cordially invite men of Andover to inspect our imported line of British wooleus of hand woven~shetlands, flannels, and fancy worsteds. WeW.areROSS
LESTER
by
Represented
Street.
Salem
26
CUPBOARD,
specialists in evening clothes. Showing every WEDNEDAY, at MRS. BURM''
A GREAT DEAL IN SIZE
Fresh By-A Score
-oIn Pre-Exeter Clash
age
n~inu~iT~
MOTION OF~ A REAVENLI BODY 15 TO
ET T P01INA TW
POH
ETC.,ETC.
5TAR AD NEBULA ARECO
ICANDESC.ENT BODIS-THEDFEEN
EIA
ARE GENERALL,~
~STARS
'7, New Hampshire State
remainder of the period
s ing duel.
id
of runs andl passes in
ey~is
s~dperiod: Andover once
and scored. making the
Int~
tnViens's drop kick.
hafof this period sawv
uns esfuli attempt to score onl
aralttack. Dempsey, Henry.
fadand Walker werc substi4dng this time.
L'h~iiir priod was mainlya
'~tig~ue inthe middle portion0A~UT
134.J.fyndsTb
I
he
)r4.~iiron.Hite
th Yos obtained their in-
raY'Ifrstcdown through the efforts
T
1 M EA BR
!rcepted a pass and made a fine
yard dash down the side lines to
tdChaney and scoredi. Viens
1-,.,,Sed
E
WA
V~7
LLRY
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Lze7
C.LASS
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IYOUR PIPEunkindlybimeyourtcongue~changetoPrince
"P.A." is blended by a spedal process which removes all
tram of "bite." Try' a tin yourself. You will like the mild,
~~~~~~~Albemt
from where
Viens line,
2O-y~~~rd
W
£VE
JMl
KNFTIl
THAT 5TAR. OF THE
5MOKlN~r TOBACCOS-
AND EVERYBODY
ma
as
Cmltt 9.I .Aod
kicked off
1
in
--
mellow flavor of the top-quality tobaccos. You will like its
delightfil fr-agrance. Briefly, you will like Prince Albert.
Andover
cesfull converted.
New',',ampshire 0. The rej~;nder of this quarter was -spent
-nutual, punting.~ Burnam went
for 'WIlson. whlo w~as hurt, and
c Capt~n Sears's guardl position.
of te
rst
f~rthe
'he fourth period saw the
NATIONAL
game.-THE
JOY SMOKE!
1- resh..___________________
A\
team -playing at its best.
Sport Shots
rif. Bluroughqi Poloist. Vanquished
ball which hit the top of the goal Swihart, rif
was
hut
made.
was
attempt
,~ing
1
School
Avon
By
7-1
Smt
li.
,
RiCl,akbnIif
end
Iof
the
Near
over.
d1i.stood' by a superb dlefense of and bounced
lt, mit
lt
OntheI'obi.
.-Blueline.
one foot
frnm Page 2i
the period Tabor made its first af l~l endel. lolfhotrI(C.itinued
otle "~leln.~i
h
1.L
i:~R: .Avi) TlunIR-:
lue ullbcksI
Wolf. new backfield and
. 4 ~~~.kwell
Suffering, itsfrsdeatoth
Referee: LItmbie
f:,were given anl oplportunity to on'atck, but the 1lu flbks
aedrco
amr
i
Mi
Anoe %vn ow to a
sesn
p~eri4Jd,
minute
fifteen
Four
Time:
whistlc,
the
before
Just
it
up.
broke
v what-they had.
Matlc'Iic I atterl Yiasel asibe-to
the A'von
hands of~'ssrn
the
Andover unleashed ~a beautiful pass FryStBohesIShol7-1 (lefeat at
.y
ppsto
h
Anasrs-eselShol
SinE LiNES
tl
anl Eastern Intereto
nig ~ np
ThePie owoitoaassr
S'
Pgooanl.
We ecent weather for once favored ing gamle, but the hial f ended before
fotal
fr
er-confident. coiii11Jct9e
lewsov
h
)ad
.CniudfomPg
1
scoring.
further
any
.tturday.
i1
qjtiaret, however. lplavedl withRoseetjeA
Startinvr the second half, Hlanm
idit;,eW Hampshire brought down a
ouit thle services of WV.Poor w~ho lZrn nh a.be wrigo
osvet
any visiting mond andl Chakrabandtiu closC(1 i
in:terfloigta
speelier attack, and- Columbia has
ole ny ton miss Roo evl\.- E'a.i
ntegao
farlo till esn
haso
been ..eekzing greater perfection in
the lnifrmiar'-.
Sarnioff, Ewai
They Redis
goali,
ihes o C.r C.,s so'ne hundredabo
ot
Re'nrvda
twvice Oil two godShots. ThoeAdve.
asot
no
R
novr
R.
Wpas
Sarof,
it ndrd and black retaliated by attacking.
he
C.C.,one
C
s.tanding with Captain WVoolley a
___g, were aliotig the conslpicuotus but Cross stopped every shot. Scars, J. R.
TE
close second. Thle Blue's team-PRS
A.
R.
Sears.
the
through
%vcnt
then
Thompson
in
tators; and it may' be said
wa-.s feeble in comparison with
3f11ing-~tht. as there was 110 Tabor defcnse and scored onl a long, SihL.PJ.w~ork
Wednesda% morning by .Every~~~~~~hr
mih R
20
dietomketecon
k
ge,
got
Last v'ear
of the A\%'oticis.
SmhRP.that
hr(rietmaetecut-0
g ame petgodkc
eton~ thek
ndover was conquered twice by'
.K
Secr
olme ocwel Hut- HoadsvdteBuArnibr"
bctirftnh'eyg'
~~~Scored upon with a powerful kick Sp~encer . K
ba~~em~~
~~~rolf Rockwell,
"AB dlofStsain'
L!
teami from Connecticut. and
T.h
-erysaw wIchirkeu a. ao attack.
Burnanm. a
this v'ear, with a veteran team, had
K
staioppweatdD
whic
Ater h oe gai
andHenry
Agents-GATES & CAPERS
high .hopI', of avenging the defeat.
Hazel- '%wihart, J. \v.
caisoretimeslpa withe thewvarity tftler. hthe goaliiesopd
muchie tinesweot., lt.nuId rihle th
r
rresmetims ion thowe
Copl1ey and Robertson were thle
CI.
Dxe ball half the length of tile fiedail
mii n hs
ihrtwo Andover players.
ivr
Charto
pass
a
beautiful
m~ade
the
reach
managers
whenthe
TdyteLARGE
~~~~bandhu. who headed the ball into V'an Hlorne. J. R., Jr.
[.
TUBES
one the
Polo Clubstrion
Tllorda
'e 4ice hot" tea (with sugar) wvas the goal for the third score. -Tabor \'ail Horne, P. C.
ALCOS
O &5
b)eyondhe
Road
liglhland
I
of
fieldI
both tams dluring the attacked and Clouter Scoredl the
5'''to ed
acar.Atrheem'sow
LIBRARY
TO
ADDITIONS
the
against
season
tlli';
goal
first
least
not
groc (T-st-Tst) Last bitt
ing on Saturday. no p~redlictions can
le 1:-- corlespondent was permitte1 Blue with a low. heard shot.
be made as to thle outcome of toSwihart replaced Robie to start Chamberini-Russia'sIron Age%N
! artakce of the Sacred ritual an'l
dlav's contest. WV. Poor is still outt
nt ly warm his entrails. (Ilhl- the final quarter. Thle Red and Mutzzey-Jaines G. Blaine
i Pe'Cofthe line-uip.
Iefli;L) Tea"is. after all, you knowv. Black put onl the pressure, and N\\'lite --T~eEio n
to
of
e 19d33s-34pl
T
e pa
J azeltine and flowen camte through
itnulathig beverage: esecal
f1933
1 thea situiation requires that with twvo. nice, tdefensiv'e kicks. Dotpay
ES
SA ITW HFL
~ozr be-a-lack of something better. Swihart then dribbled past the en- Doley-Under the Goal Posts
Anytime
Anywhere,
Telegraphed
in~
.ifarlo-we
Eccles--CIhristophrr
went
kick
his
but
teani,
Tabor
tire
:-Shcitse MNe).
LondonJ.H
starting line-ups were as over the goal. A-ndover kept upl a
'ie
e.7
anSre
6
T1iamnondl Fischer-fllutstratedMiagic
attack, and]
.,~~ i ~steady
Comp/any
F'leniing-One's
a
mix-uip
onl
goal
fourth
the
scored
N. IL. STATE
-- 7DOWR
O T N:
E
abuso
It. le. Zins before the Tahor nets. Kerr took \~e~fr
~~'~1
TO
RE . N
I.Brochu Swihart's lplace. and Swihiart moved
HESTR
H
.1remorv
f
etrfrvrii
Montrone ovrtto cseterlforwardTinipqaof
apl.>Ig.
rR
THE PARAGONSHI
the
pover
C, Lentine (Capt.)
Aint IT
-
The Andover Steam Laundry
E S'r
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R
-
P A D N
HIGH GgADE REP.4I1RIN1G
h r
()it several liixiIfiNredTeTkiqo
Chakrabandlit.
SIE
rt. Ceriello ups in front ot the Tabor goal, thle Popular Science 3lonthly-ll'oiShesclldfoINdEeSee.
d'rs Throuqih thr Ifirrosrope
Little Blue forwards mlissedl scoring. otily
~~~~~~~~~re,
rg. Nfeluaid
Iii"- (Capt.), rg
Ch ;:n, #ir
,re
ek, 4b~~~~~~ qh. Hanson because there were so miany plaver,
rhb. Giarla massed near the mouth of the goal.
ceiermytlbb:.
rhb, Kersh~aw~ Bradford then entered the game in
chb~~
by
~~~~place
~~~~~fods:
6
.0
a titudaiig-Andaver: Dempsey. Bur. fifth and final goal.
Rfewij'Rnrkwell. Wolf.
Hi~~~hire:
Venville
G
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~~~~~ANDOVER
Cross, g
Bowe, nfl,
Elven
ROts Tabor By 5-1
NG
~-'For Fourth Victory
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of the game. Thompson
fatmiond both itist missed the
MntlwS~,ori
________
ng~Tabor bootersh almost
ill
t"J~ thiPieo
DWICHES
STBE
~~~~,Tendel's
JUMPINGEnargin
d Hammond
T usiM
FOOTBALL
SOCAVERONTAXI
SUPPLIES
.PILP
LL
POOi,
~~ea y~~~ik
Full Line of
%
~ ~ ~~~~~~AND SO CU
justRIIGwtliigrofrenrann.
JMIGLSOS
o-
away
d ng cor-
rly
~
-
headed
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SHOP
Boys' HEADQUARTERS
de Pies and Cake
For POR'TATILE PHONOGRAPH4S
lB EAM and SODA
ikster HOUSE ~~~~~~~~~~Vctr,oubiCnOBusic
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Some of the interestingfeataires are:* RATES the. some for one or two personsl.
BRAFSsevdIth'omofnexrcag.
thEErom
EIn
atSnoRIC
to Rchare.ele
Center (shopping and theatre zones) and Grand Centrol from
SERVING PANTRIES - no need to ring for Ice.
NOT THE USUAL bedroom and both, but a complete subte
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to the.,
bycywekmnhsion
rhbl. LittleTaif
_____
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F. CHASE
Dame.'H.
t'lhl. Davis (Capt.)
11th, Sailor
rot, Clouler
WOIHTEE
youmayoYORKL
Funs d
Co frbl
Nominald
Suiratesvof Co2mforootabl
dawemnhsao.
Ift.) Fro-ittTrfsb
Hazeltine, Hill
lagg (Cgsp:.i. lhh1
Thompson. rot
P LS
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ABN
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n
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Successor toAtatie
g. Parker
nt.
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DIA1i..Om
BILL POLAND
TABORI
IHoward. Iff,
Rosenfeld. dllh
74~
up a eleven
t~~~~'Blue
skept
SL
were
halfbacks
The
attack-.
Jiay :us
Robie both
Itie~ n
d ng awy-ne'
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dIcord
length
tojf~odv. Viens ConvCrsion)
.
W\agner-Soc-ia Reformers: Adams
Smith, to John, Der-''v
of Kerr and sent ill) a nice
0-20 pass on w~hich Swihiart just missed
7
Shortly before the final
0- 0 scoring.
0
Vien,, whistle Mendel took thle ball the
~e~b~s--Andover: Burdick.
h
tdsoe
o h il
Point after touchdown:
-~tob.Chviey.
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