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After holding Oak Park, last year‘s Suburban league champions, for the first quarter, Deerfield wilted under the strong aerial attack which Oak Park produced in the second quarter of the first league game at the high school field, last Saturday. Punts Feature First Quarter Deerfield won the toss and kicked to Oak Park. Petersen kicked to Andersen, who returned the ball fourteen yards to the 39â€"yardâ€"line. After a few plays failed, Zinkil kicked to the 12â€"yard line, where Allen received it and ran out of OAK PK. ATTACK STRONG Play Well Under Heavy Loss of Regulars BEATEN BY SUBURBAN LEAGUE CHAMPS 197 October 18th Masonic Temple Hall at 8:00 p. m. CHARLES E. MASON STATES ATTORNEY: REGULAR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR Fuesday Night pass, Andersen to Oakes, made it another first down with the ball on the 6â€"yard line. On the next play Burling went over for a touchdown. Belzer place kicked the extra point. then punted badly and the ball went out of bounds on the 21â€"yard line as the quarter ended 0â€"0. The third play in the second quarâ€" ter was a pass, Andersen to Zinkil for a touchdown, but the play was called back and Oak Park received a five yard penalty for offsides. Anâ€" other pass, Andersen to Hoffman, was good for another touchdown, but that play was also called back and Deerfield was giving the ball on downs. Play seaâ€"sawed back and. forth until Axton dropped back to punt. The kick was slightly blocked, Oak Park recovering. On the next two plays Burling made a first down. A For a Man Whose Reputation for Honesty and Fair Dealing is Unquestioned After an exchange of punts Oak OF LAKE COUNTY RECORD OF CHAS.â€"E. MASON Has Served Lake County Honestly and Efficiently as Assistant State‘s Attorney. ~ | Justice of the Peace, Probation Officerâ€"Circuit Court. > Judge of Police Courtâ€"City of Waukegan. Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court. . Secretary of Civil Service Board. y Attorney for Village of Round Lake. Ds Viceâ€"President of the Lake County Bar Association. Member of Committee on Professional Ethics â€" Illinois State Bar Association. Member of American Bar Association. . EL EC T V O T F THE PRESS3 Play continued with both teams playing evenly until an exchange of punts put Deerfield on the 43â€"yard line. A pass, Allen to Petersen, netâ€" A few minutes after the fourth quarter had opeéned a pass, Anderâ€" sen to Pierce, netted a touchdown. The point after touchdown was blocked by Swan, making the score 19â€"0. In the third quarter no large amount of groundâ€"gaining was done. Burling and Andersen carried the bulk of offense for Oak Park. Very little running was done by Deerfield, most of the plays being punts. . Nee eC o OCV Oe We e NR C d CR ow es A~â€" y en niame C e oes MBLC dersen made five yards off tackle I len to Wicklander, netted a touch. to the 16â€"yard line, and on the next | down. play Burling went through the cenâ€"| Nothing was done in the remainâ€" ter of the line for his second touchâ€" | ing minutes of play. _ down. _ Belzer‘s attempted place | Deerfield (7) Oak Park (19) kick was blocked by Swan. Petersen 1. e. Hof#fman ted thirtyâ€"seven yards. A penalty of fifteen yards set Deerfield back, but a pass, Allen to Irving, made play will be given for childrenâ€" who wish to attend. «"* . "Deacon Dubbs," a play, will be presented on Friday evening, Nov. 18, at the Deerfield Grammar school by members of the Tri C society of St. Paul‘s church. On the night preâ€" ceding the regular performance, the Ghini 1. t.; â€" Nordin Cummings 1. g. Iverson Swan c. Weyburn Oldenburg r. g. _ Irish Connolly r.t. Bosworth Irving r. e. Zinkil Allen q. Lawrence Wicklander 1.h. Oakes Glader ' r. h. Andersen, C. Axton . _ _ f. Burling Touchdownsâ€"Wicklander, Burling (2), Pierce. Point After Touchdownâ€"Belzer, Petersen. Deerfield Tri Câ€"to Present Play Nov. 18 Ignition Experts RELIABLE LAUNDRY Phone H. P. 266 29 SOUTH SECOND STREET Motor Car Electric DRY CLEANING CO. for. a goingâ€"over. troubles and costly repairs can be prevented if you‘ll HEALTH for your car, like your personal health, is more a matter of prevention | Phone H. P. 178 QUALITY LAUNDERERS and DRY CLEANERS > THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1932 ,(1|\" gusS$ AND Oak Park (19) 1. ¢. Hoffman 1. t.; â€" Nordin 1. g. Iverson c. Weyburn r. g. _ Irish r.t. Bosworth r. e. Zinkil q. Lawrence 1. h. Oakes r. h. Andersen, C. £., Burling poEes 4 pETTEA Si