Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 134, Hammond, Lake County, 24 November 1922 — Page 21

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YALE-HARVARD BATTLE WILL DECIDE lib', TIIKEE CELLAR TITLE O . "'CSV 5? 1 I J - M V! w Nash Leads the World in Motor Car Value

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i YALE COACH EXPECTS ' TO HAVE FIRST SMOKE n JN A YEAR TOMORROW

East Chicago Club Has 15 ! :

Men Out For Initial Practice

xr;v haven. c..r.?. . x. v. (. v: . ',-u,i ( !:::- p. i -f 'be Vale sT.;h.s, will ti'i.i.i!o a I w at oh in bis !iu..--...rs throughout the

Yale-Harvard tf--n;.' Satur lav at'trr-

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vest pocket.

At tli.i end of the saint', aoeorchne t !iN present epee;atb-'ns, Tt. E'.iliy will spoke Use match. I i v lit fie c'.tur .in tl dniu' his first iraft f smoko sl!i-e Harvard beat Vale hi: t

Past a vera! year:-- th ! J iJL' ., ..

ast C,,!caEro C'!!b Kas born onto,-- smoko a pa in until Vale beat Harteam. in tlie basket ball field, t vard in football. Kaoh year Las proven mure p.ueeom- ' "I bop to light up Satirday than the year preoedlnt; nn.1 ! about P-P ' ho said.

-- " ' n .nn.ng- ifaii seem . xeeptionally bright at this .-rlv .' Hson da to. i Past nltrkt at the lnl'ial pr.ieu. ! ' f t' cl-jb Jl'teen fermer and pro. I speetive- players reponibtd. Amo:-!.-rh- rifwcopiors who ir,ay r-prosort i V." olub tills year ar Hot.1::, Xo'o- I

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the most casual and infrequent mechanical attention. And now, reduced in price, and embodying new and important improvements, it is an even more exceptional value.

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wi.l o;k-ii r'litir basket hall n by pJayinc Uunnr-'iiJ iiiti

.:x tl.t I.iit' r'.i flo'.r. As the Initial trniiH' f the K'i'ason. all rrcooix in "rooky" playing- a: o espcotel to b--bfH' ::tnj n.-ither team a r 1 1:1; a t -s .fforlntr atiyt iiitts if-.v for the tray.

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bo;nu to hrln- these noro'h't a n s tc.-cs-.;-!! ollmax and

inrtlor i ti ;'. irn:at I "n will bs nni "liiioii in thor-o coUnr.r.o. It lias be n ciis'oinniy for the 'on !;!:u:.u.-i:i'-tii to tlo' bsi b;;I! ;aio; the opportunity of !"-ti.--iv-st tennis In the inbbiic v. est In action. bast yrar tbo CMcr-tro liiir 1T-

: -..pt aro.i tv. ice. the W h '. ;ji . -V.u-h S:ni;h ue Xoel that bo ha i -. r.s, one-, Vr.l p-rieio ',t.'. vr: tr ,he notorial and looktji;; forward to

intttro o.ovolopT-.f r.'s oo pi"-.! ict r.-a ;

rru i rt::'ilts tror.i his- p;. u.- initio n. i'. hip

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The rival captains, Chai U-y Buell of Harvard. iv.il Kalpli Jordan of Yolo.

When Yale and Harvard hurl j game's the thirg. TI.u- prov ous themselves at. each other on th successes or reverses f tro football field each fall titles ! tear-5 mean ncthinx- It jost I mean nothing. They bght "for I a well this year. For I'r.ner- '

ine giory 01 tta t.ii and "ine ! ton has it : erred the tr ory that

name of old Harvard." The has been Yale's an 1 liar ai J j hea

for years elev.-n ' b exdet hy bentifs: U.ilt. The beaten loem in the B-jiLU-k-'' in.-or. t.'t.i wi'I havo tasted defeat in boi'n "i-icr Three" battles thia

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. hh the Whit i :- i- Ow! In on!- r to ho p hasket ball ;m.' hi level as In the put. .ih.- ; h best opposition will he .Ued i"..r the club team. Practice

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first lino 8-j iad (fives asijuraa 'o of do v.. 1 1 p.n u: :;:to a yptli.ir team. isi-iee eb.eiasr the football season. Director Smith has recruited his

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:ii make ;t debut during the early la:-t year, he is. .Iriliins them In tin ,.,, ,,f 1 1..,.. -,n.-.- Itelits!'' of a short passing garaf

Preliminary g antes 'will be play-i

LOOKDiG FOR BUCK'S SUCCESSOR INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! NliW lUItK. Nov. 4 'Jion Kill-in-er, ali-Amerioan back at Pern State last year; Jo- 1 '.rooks, forimr

Co! sate ta.. and loe Cook. :oaeh of tiie freshmen tarn, arc bi'lti',"

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to Piank (P'icl: (I'Noiii tis load roach of th" Columbia University team. (.'Ncill hatided in his resis-

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