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:m‘ 101 ul‘ at ()1 PAGE TEN BROCKTON DEFEATS DEERFIELD H. thz‘ line 1 {pm mun :‘ny dune: H1." made wr’ (Hid TH AR: thr H :‘tdr mad Timid? “i n u «i In: I) hMur' made thru- yur \L-Hmiv mudr * l .‘I ,{nt 1, 1: rd llv-.ll:.’ manly 0.x yank in "Wu plunu‘rs “1?“th centre of the line and Cat". Randall soured a first down with :m- nthvr shot at the centre of the line. Randall made only a yard through tacklr anl Billharrlt madv five when he tore through guard and Cvntrt‘. An- other plunge lxy the Brocktun ruptain netted tWU more yards and Jackson. playing at left halfback in plav.» nf Billhardt, carried the ball off left playing at left halfback in plav.» nf Billhardt, carried the ball off left tacklv tn midfield. crawling for a fiw- yard gziin,2ifter lwing thrown by a Derrficld tackler. Brockton Loses on Downs Jackson was called on again to ad- Vance the hall. this time responding with a not gain of one yard. The western boys stiffened their defvnsc hun- and held‘ Bi'ockton for downs. Deerfield took possession of the ball in midâ€"fivld and Baldwin dashed through the Brockton team for a first down. gainingr 10 yards. Steele fell and lost several yards when Jones zilertly smeared him before he could regain his feet. A forward pass at- tempt by Stewart was spoiled when ' â€" '- I : n.“ ,J LCluy v, - -V Bartlett of Brockton h'umed the dusky Deerfield player and the pass was incomplete. Deer-field lost th ton's 40-yard line tore through tackle after a yard gain. Deer-field lost the ball on Brockâ€" tnn's 40-yard line 0n downs. Heal): tore through tackle, but was stopped after a yard gain. Capt. Randall on a plunge through the centre of the line gained 1‘2 yards and made first down. Coach Roberts' boys had pos- session of the pigskin in midfield when the whistle sounded for the conclusion of the first half. Jones kicked off to Steele of Deer- field at the beginning of the second half, who caught the ball on his own 25â€"yard line and was downed on the 30â€"yard line. Steele made two yards through centre and Baldwin added a couple of! tackle. Stewart punted to Moberg, now playing quarter in place of Randall. who shifted to halfback for Jacksonu Moberg ran the ball back 10-yards, placing it on Brock- ton's 30-yard mark. -I 7,.-L LL” Luna uv~1uuu u... Capt. Randall ripped through the centre of the line for 11 yards and a first down. Line charges by the entire Brockton backfield in which Gustafson. Healy and Randall were the big gainers advanced the ball to dangerous territory for the Deer- field team. Brnckton made three con- secutive first downs, losing the ball on Dwrfield'Q lhyard line when Healy failed to gain enough distancv for a first down. The Chicago team commenced an offensive drive at this point which A‘.‘ n {111111.11 “11> ~tumwd {Mr 111: gm: 1" 1111' H221 \ Eui'wi ~:\ \':11‘1i~ in nuv thmugh tucklv 11nd (111.4qu ”11121! .vith vnnuuh tn maku I'11~ 1n wn Iirmktunk 30-yard 11:1 .\- TH ¢‘\'[ I {Q “writ HZIH m: a! Line” r77) fur twu yards. Hualy made v. (in the fourth duwn. when LI wa; given for a kick‘ Stev- e a bad pa»: The ball was dapper}; MM thxs was the i ”A“ that hr manh- in the ‘mmm‘d from Page 1) U[ A Second .1 “+101“ lwt more “'nuhl XL‘Urahlx'. ”only {Lil 011 it wzu Ik-vrfim-ld's an the {h thcir «it"myt'd :tn 'fnv mum in Lmrd. Dwrfwld hr m-xt {Wu play kt down thruug Third Period H W E‘ n the next play, ga- ”«L Balthin kickwl I‘ h Y) n \' l't'rind J'afi. d1 mumb- U!) Lafml trxml (“w mddlr of thy linv .- tn mnkv (hrw a! In Stu-Wart whu Murdt and Kt‘lth Brynn: stumn-d on Stun-us thn-w v yard 1053 Dow‘- ui‘ .\ \Ait‘r. \' 2| 1' V111 Thr' “\‘L‘I‘fivld Lhc‘ Brod-(tun :aymi plny< mm 'm p‘mcv m-rx'wld made lY thi‘uugh tht‘ .3 Baldwin (‘r Th he ch- \\ ‘th i Eh 1hr: y f.\!‘ [by through Thx yard: in : Su-w- (-‘x‘ U H W F MM \v hm I) M w E ‘_’ILy;nwi [hl‘nUL’h yard. Gufinf“ T'm- \wsu-rn buys took [no mm on their ‘30-)21rd linc. but wvru unable to gwnutmtr‘ the xtrum: Red and Black firxt dufvnso. Sh‘wurt was ohligvd tn punt. kivking tn Brm-ktnn's 10-yard Hnw. tn Randall. \th run thv hull hawk 1'» yzn'dx Huuly guim-d flu- 'hruuuh wntrv and Gustaf- EN‘HL‘II‘HH‘ LIH' \uu Tint dufvns“. 5h tn punt. kivking tn Hnw. tn Randall. hawk 1'» yzn'dx :Ylll‘d.‘ thrnugh a mu fuilml In gain. I’Q‘x'l‘t‘lv'lll'\ w-yun ‘1211‘; (mm! :1 flurwu \Ylih Brm‘ktnfl l1 and n tint ll‘d> Km‘uugn «mm: m fuilml In gain. \ (‘x'rt‘lv'hl'\ W-yurd 1 12‘; (rm! :1 furwzml M Stzwmrt intvrm-y . 'rvx um: I'Lynrxl 1x .» (nun: Hrm’ktnn mt: :nnl ‘!:x_»pim.: hind thz' IN' .1”): thv hull Su-wnrt'~' n I‘h ki field hzul the hall on the extreme western edge of the ticld ready to re- ceive a forward pa». liruckton stands : yelled loudly tn the players. trying .1 to attract the attention of some Red 1 and Black player to the lleerfield 'l man. None of the Brockton men saw him and if 'hc \\lii<tle had not. lvlmxn i ending the period here. it pass might ‘ have heen completed by this player. unseen hy Brocktun _lHI‘\'~'. I Fourth Period ,1 Karl Billhardt. resting for the‘ fourth period. was injected into the l Brockton lineup hy t‘ozich Roberts, . taking Randall's place :it left half- back and the Brwktnn captain shift- ed to quarterback in place of Mo- 1 burg. Deerfield was obliged to surg render the ball to Brockton at Brock- ‘ 1 ton‘s 35 yard line. Here Brockton commenced an of-n fensive drive which ended when Capt. i] Randall carried the ball over the. Chicago line for a touchdown. Brock-l ton failed to gain on two plays. but Deerfield was ofi'side and gave the‘,‘ Red and Black first dowyi. Bill-i hardt made twu yards through the line , and Randall got around endâ€" for 12‘ yards and Bil‘lhardt shot through‘ tackle for eight yards. ‘ The ball was on Deerfield's 40-yard line here. Randall made 10 yards around left end and the next play was ‘ no gain. Here Deerfield was penal-g ized for offside play. F. Watt beingi too anxious to get through. Healy got a 5-yard gain through. guard and centre and with the ball on the western team‘s» 20-yard line, Capt. Randall got nine yards on al plunge through tackle. Billhardt! made first" down and the Brocktong leader got a yard. ; On a take forward pass. Randall grabbed the ball as Gustafson pre-l tended to prepare to throw it to Bill- hardt. and dashed through the centre! of the line‘for eight yards. placing; the ball on the Deerfield two-yard; mark. Deer-field was penalized for! off-side and Brogcton got the ball al yard nearer the line. It was first: . down and Brockton had four Chancesl to gain a yard to make a goal and{ take the lead. ' n The first try at the ‘ line by‘ Billhardt failed then Randall on 3 din through guard and centr the ball across the line. ed another txy at goa (ull‘l I. behind hh‘ k «1.714% d thl‘ ‘N IX'I'h‘H rw'viVe' 1 t.» MCRFUL' < Rlyurd line had Yh(‘ I‘M” l) 1L4 “Uh ‘Y‘xtI'V 1“ f‘ mwm‘d I‘m Hrs?) [hcx' a” h- [.110 \‘(lftv hrnuuli u-ntroa xn Srunw l‘mn'hdxmn uh In in midfield finally ‘U 1 in pn<sv$>ltm «)1 ninwn ‘n Dom-fie Hvuiy {Hui to g and Hutu-Li unly m1 paw. Randall to l and \\;|.~ gruunde-d rfit'ld Iinn th‘ktun »n :1 tnuchhuck. Wonderful Run buys took the bull un w, but wvn‘ unable tn trum: Red and Black Swwurt was ohligvd :h H 1 ) ‘1! tr H ' at the centre of the “(it failed to gain and an a direct pass shot and centre and carried the line. Jones miss- 1"th fuilvd and the (Hi their disappnint- Wu“ x-Vvusv fur tho 'n: \vzlto-r‘snnkvd and rm" (vn .Iom-s' right Hw had nu stifi‘ tm» kivkim: us the \wt kivking rv and husun- \Vlth [ht' hull nn 111w. Vapt. Run- ;I21<< tu the Hui. mm! 1! stumlmg x::«- and mm thru h-am. dodging. :2: 2:. n37? a: 3,. 1:27,; :7 :E.:.:lJ. T... a :i:: r55. 27:]. $7.2", :5: 1:. .a‘tfigoal hilt Brock- ‘1 when Junw \x‘hu “as dnwm'd by ”nude. Dot-râ€" m the vxtrvmv H w Of his Shut why“ Jum- ”1| (hr VHF \\' X 'UHI‘ h hr" my! nix :Lnr \‘HT VIH' 1d Ihc HH THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS. ,H Hr ”it it ton took the lead,719 to H LUH LWA up. nu“, ,V Brockton kicked to Deerfield. The latter team carried the ball to Brock- ton'a~ 17-yard line on straight line plays. mainly through the excellent Work of Stewart. llvre Quarterback McBride called for {our forward pass- es after gaining Consistently through the Brockton line. Brucktun got the ball when none wvrc mmplvted, Brncktun had (hr hall on its own 15-yard line when the game undml. Summar} Dvm‘rfivld (1H Summit-k \Vult. T “mm film-Hum” Emvrswn Mu Hrldt' Str“ nrt StQ'Q'IJ' {Aldwin Suhstitutm: Mann tor re Walt fur \Vtultf. \antf for S; Allvn um] Rvit-ht-lt fur PI Bumpy fur Bryant. Tout-hdowns: Uustat‘sun (:2 Juli. Baldwin, Stewart t'ma .Ium-~. Huldwm t2». BROCKTON FANS Visit of Deerfield Boys Inspires Verse; 'I‘wo Tributes vary ('anmaxt: \th-thvr ~prm|u HM i‘ilumn :1 UI' ~i1‘1‘11 \Aj.‘ lath \Vv :‘n‘v qu. us mu 4‘ \‘HX' \VHN RRW‘K'I‘HN UN KEITH FIFTH) Rt'fvru‘ 17mph:- Linwm H igh School ilt'r“ \th It math-rs nut “hut plan: the They have 200d rhcvr and \ IMM‘. In Brm‘ktnn. whon- the Thvy Anni 'tis ‘ho wuy \Vv'd have For it‘s nut the-ir plm'o In Mm“, In the {xivndlivit ciu uf shoes Who pay homage to those who win or lose art, too. Take home to (‘hicago best greetings from you A _. I -1.- May Captain xunu J‘Iu Who as Cilizen5. SWWtsmen find stu- friendship, or human kindness. unme- dents bright. JhIn‘ that. while ”pressing lheu Cheated Brtx‘kton; 'tWflS no more ”‘3“; thing! will, at least, he hnrmlm. Let It be something that does no! lastâ€" ”.-- L_l___ .5... ._.......a.... .n.{ .--nl.x).-- right. The “Red and Black" played gained the day. About our victory there can to say: But the Chicago boys rally their game. May their spirit rest in th fame. Here's to t Who'll win Brockton High S4 48 Crescent place \‘r Douglas Machn in “Passing Thru" to be Shown at Pearl 'fitealre Douglas McLean the ever popuinr movie hero. will be seen in all his glory Saturday afternoon and eve- ning. when the Y. W. C. A. benefit will be put on at the Pearl Theatre. “Passing Thru” is the nnme a! the H ( l’t H \\ in I! llU m {h l“ [he “01117172111. va Redford Bricrly. Mlnun. Snudcrs. MiHnn Uh BI'RST 1x“) sum: l’ub Iish ed the boys"of Deerfield High. 1 or lose: who‘ll live or die. ROY HAMLIN SCOTT. A. BENEFIT MOVIE. SATURDAY if Hwy \u-ro at lh'vth-M H0) \1_ (‘r‘llf'ifil‘k LI" R 'l‘ \Iumnm in lh-orfiold m Y i Red” Proctor and Stew I'H‘. lulu: ll! School. 1920 Alumnua n for Fwn'y. “It? for Spvllmzm fur Emerson boys really did play rf Dt't'l‘t‘ll‘ld High, “hm“ live nr div. pr "um" and pep, law and sh‘p; duly. wrong, and BY'I x-ktun ‘11.) Mungvau Harm-(t Bryant Stt'vcn,‘ Houdi- .lunvs Krlth HMLL‘AH hllhurdt (Ququfsnn \\ ”'1, “ith x (23). Run (‘mal kicks in the hall of and \‘nul‘flflt‘ M can be much Tribute to seem alone st honw. h boots and m’lm ”l‘fll)‘ them do. o'er feel I 1 [CA RT well and H mind HIGHLA A \‘D PARK. ILLINOIS movie chosen for aside from this there and Judy show put 0 at each of the thre The benefit is deriv tickets purchased { (‘. A. people. So if j the Y. W. buy ticke socimiun members. two fold purpose. One's pleu§urc will be if (hey ft-rl that they nrc con In a mmd «nus-‘0, Nuw 1:4 ynur chuncv to be i! ()AK TERRACE SCHOOL 3!: a. . q o o v”v,.:I....' ..: Mubaop:.+oiu OHM...» J» ”n . - ‘ . 1 Th.» yiivturv‘ 'Treusun 1.18mi" tak- «n {rum Ruin r! Inuis SL1-xrnsuns lumk h 1hr mun mum will be shmux m m. «howl nudnunum Fridu), liq-- 'l‘hv pirtur. «n {rum R hunk l‘)‘ ”1“ ‘ in thv M'l’lw‘l L'rmlwr 3. [l'llll’Kl â€". Hvrry Mnndny Hu- grudm haw art Wurk undrr Miss Purlw {rum 1hr Awuivmy n( “111- Ark ('hildrrn may now draw hunks {rum thv school library. The tcm‘hvh‘ takv {urnsu uvhng us lihrnnmn Tho lint milk “as dc-llwn-d by tho Hmnmm dairy vumpuny 13>! Mlmdu)‘ In unc- hundrt'd thlrh‘vh childrn-n. ("lflfi‘ 1051‘ PAST MASTERS NIGHT WELL ATTENDED t1 Local “weenie Lodge Holds Special Meeting. (‘hicken Supper Served to I35 'H Hn Saturday ufh-rnuvn, A. U. Fny Lndm‘ No. 676 Ar F. A. M. initilfl- c-d {our candidates into flu- Third Degn-t- of Masonry. Cunning labor at 6:30 p. m. :1 fine chicken supper with all 1hr trimmings apprnprinw to thr Thnnkxgiving season was wrv- o-d In 135 mvmiwrs and visitors. After supper labor was resume-d and rho Wurk un the evuning candi- dutr, Mr. Xvnneth McKenziv, was put mi by the Past Masters of A. 0. Fay Lodge assistvd by Jnhn Allvn, p351 Master u! Lake Furrst iudgv. The past masters present m-n- W. .l. 0M9, Fritz Bahr, Ining l-‘ixhq-r. W. J. Waiter, “'. H. 'I'hnmas, F. R. Moon, E. L. Parshall, Richard Brick- neli, Then. J. Knaak and Gerald Parker. M It be something that does no! lastâ€" thlt brlnxl the meaning and vnnlnhel â€"somemlng that never will know (he Indlznlty of the (up she" of the span room closet! A knock at a friend) door on Chriltnnl morning and the clasp of I hand do this. A growing plant doe- itâ€"but. most of :11. than beside me. singing in the wildernesoâ€"the parietal revelution doe- it. Suppou a letter cum on Christmas morning. to sayâ€" not “you w perfectly dear to hnvo sent me I spool box." but “I want you to know that your patience, or coon age. or tenderness. during this In: «cur, will help me to live more brlve- ly and courageous!) and lovlngly this next yeart" What a L‘hrintmu pres- c-nt the receipt of «ml: 3 letter would he to any one of us! What I ('hriltmns present fur uuy one 0! us to send to the human heart that has given us muraa- fur the- lumlen nnd heat of the vinyIâ€"Jmllnnnpnlis Nan-I. 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