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WILMETTE LIPE New Trier Meets Strong Oak Park Eleven Saturday New Trier's footbail teams journey to Oak Park, next Saturday, for the first time in five years. The Frosh-Soph game will be a preliminary struggle and then comes . what is bound to be one of the tightest games played in the Suburban league this season. New Trier's record is the better, as the township p_layers have won every game but the one with Lindblom, · which they tied ; while the team from the world's largest village has lost three games and won two. Oak Park, however, put up a close fight against each of its conquerors, and has improved a great deal since the first of the season. Oak Park's line is considerably stronger since Capt. Husky got b_ack at- center last week; but New Trier will have another strong battering ram in Tom Hicks, who has recovered from the charley-horse that kept him out of the last three games. Oak Park started the season by losing to Austin High, 12 to 0, for the first time in seventeen years. Then Bowen administered a decisive licking. Oak Park's two victories were over Morton, 19 to 0, and Moline, ?J to 0. Oak Park showed its best form at Evanston last Saturday. The strong Evanston team was abl-e to put over only one touchdown and the try . for extra point wa~ blocked. Oak Park has not allowed an opponent to gain a single point after touchdown this season. Another interesting fact is that tn every Oak Park game this year the score of one side has been zero. Will t}Jis hold g_ogd next Saturday and if it does who will have the 0? Wilmette J700 ' AIIWIIJI~ Greenleaf 7000 Winnetka 520 -ou.new number . for Winnetka and Glencoe tUVNrAIN SQVAR[, LVANSTON ,. "Indiana" Provides Upset in Intra-Mural Football "Indiana," which had never won a game before, surprised "Illinois," last week, by beating the latter, 6 to 0. "Illinois" is "Chicago's" closest rival for the heavyweight intra-mural foothalt championship at New Trier and "Indiana's" victorv cinches the medals. for Mr. Funkhaus-er's team. The "Chicagoans" can't faii to lose the m.edal unless they lose all the rest of their games and "Illinois" wins all of its encounters. This is not very likely to happen as "Chicago" has won every game but one and "Illinois" has lost two and tied two. "Purdue" and "Indiana" are still at the bottom of the league with "Indiana" in the cellar and the "Boilermakers" on the stairs. "Army" and "Harvard" are both counting on the medals in . the lightweight division. The "Army" is ahead now, with three victories. a defeat and a tie. "Harvard" is close behind with the same number of victories and two losses. "Navv" is third in tine. having won two games, lost two and tied one. "Yale," the only int~a-mural team which has not yet won a g-ame is at the bottom of the ladder. "Yale" has not been defeated every time though, for it has two ties to its credit. Worthwhile ·Saving Crystal-clear goblets, poised on slender stems. Footed glasses for or~nge juice and grape juice. Graceful, wide-bowled glasses for fruit cocktails. And other decorative pieces with which to adorn the festive table l Tinted rose or green-delicate shades that will harmonize cbaJmingly with the tinted damask that is so much in use just now. Cut in flower designs as shown in the picture. A Particularly Timely Feature-since Thanksgiving's just ahead! $4.50 the dozen-regularly $6.50 $2.25 if you buy by the half dozen Lord'· Glau and China-Fint Floor ~~ I Kitchen Needs ..... 1.n ~ Colors DouglA~ Crnoks tn Attend lnd·Jction of Fraternity ..1 · , ' ·· · · Douglas Crooks, acting postmaster at Kenilworth, will spend this week-end at Knox colleg-e, Galesburg, where he wi1J take part in the induction ceremony of his fraternity, Alpha Theta Alpha, which has recently been voted a charter in Phi Sigma Kappa, an old established national fraternity. Mr. Crooks is president of Eaa.eiW . - . . atoo1. reguRiae Mold, for making puddings Cream City Router that sells the alumni association of his fraternity. larly $3, at $2.49. Sturdily built and jellied salads. Regularly regularly for $4.25-for $3.49; the Charles Howe, Jr., of 240 Kenilworth Clfld a SJ:ea~ c~nvenience for $1.25-af $1. Red or green . $4 size at $3.29. Enamelled in avenue, Kenilworth. sophomore foothall · those kitchen tasks which can Hoauwut.-Eat Room-yellow, red and green. star at Knox, will become a member be done 'Sitting down. Fint Floor of Phi Sigma Kappa, and his father. Charles Howe, Sr., will be taken in as .. n -honorary ·member. -·- -- - ·-·-·- ~~~~~~~-iiii~iiiiiiijiiiiiii,iiiiiii~iiii!~~ijiiijiiijiiiij~ii!ii!iiiiiji;iiii.iiii[iiiijiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiii!iiiii