SIX Established 1844 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Phane. CO«M Htt raüiBDAT. MRiMna ARCHBISHOP HOWARD ^Opportunity Sale! > AGAIN SAYS PORTLAND Hero Honored The Four Horsemen V BIAS BLOCKS SCHOOL Ready and Willing! (Continued from Page ti and lead again, 20 to 13. (Continued from rage ti ind, Tech holi irig firmly again, Have to Score Twice Electricity is a useful pub- I'Hoylo tried It is our desire to do more, BUY NOW another placement Hastian again elected to kick off lic servant because it is I 1.ick, This one was also blocked, and for Tech, and booted the ball over for the more useful we can I Goodwin recovered for Tech on his the Notre liame goal line. Wi scrim- i dependable and ready at be, the better for all con- ¡own 12-vard line The lech line maged on our 20 and went straight your call day in and day cerned. j charging through there fast, down the field for two touchdowns. ! At Less and it was plain to be seen by tho- The first one didn't count, as one of out. 1 To this we add the human of us on the bench that ihey were our men was off side on the play, It is this Company's duty . up on their toe- and playing an in- but after the penalty the boys went desire to make our list of ahi she.i a stop streets. to-Wlt, to keep its service ready. Than Cost api 1 transit street s where drivers \ spired game. Tech was unable toove r again. .Starting from our 20- customers a list of friends. / ehi. Ics upon o .her strr- s aro gain any ground and promptly yard line. Miller gained four yards, -equ¡re d to stop hefi >re enteri ig said kicked back to us at midfteld. I Livergood eight. Miller 10, Crowley nai 1 arteries; thht aid «tree .s have I nine, Livergood four, Clrowley one, .An early \isit will >u I e. Make The "Panic" 1« I in : Livergood nine, Livergood four and are high] y im pro ve d ai'd 1 hree running plans gaining but Penn Central Light & Power Co. point to drop in and -o 10 d furili! u re he rondways ther eof havf been more and then lion Miller picked up j five yards, (¡ene Edwards elected to 11. That was a sheer gain of CO you can't come in, phi AT l ia>o i and are wide Mi as to accom- punt. Again that Tech line surged yards for us on straight football, 1 ALTOONA, PA. salesman will call and - nod nie a large am mint of rapldly through there and again the kick 110 Vnf f vehicular t raffio hot h now and the Tech defense evidently fig Every piece of «»Ili was blocked. The ball bounded back ured we were through throwing r fu rillt U IV and equipment 011 for many years to come. toward our goal line, with Kristof, our floors is to be sold,— I passes. With the ball on Tech's 20- S NOW Y( u know why. Musi "1'ha t the 'o.-ati Ml of til e pro- Tech end. in hot pursuit. As he conditions have o\ <• yard line, Stuhldreher promptly neaa •stocked us mid w must reduce is sl raced for the ball, he had a big , passed to Don Miller who went over ! pa • sh hieh start on all of our men and there We have made up u!" minds t • take our loss—am for a touchdown, but an off-side move these poods, lien d appr was no trouble for him to scoop the penalty was called on us and, in is your op portunity to furnisli it tin- c hlldren who v. ou ball up and light out for our goal or refurnish yn stead of having a touchdow n we . r nil! CO, 1 our recept i in room, your home aid seh ool WOIjl d be u line. The chase after him was in were set back to the 25-yard line. THE NATIONAL CEMENT with new offn- furnitiii' • made Iiv the foremost mariu iècessity of eros ? ing one i vain, and he scored easily while the Stuhldreher dropped back as if to he main arterie ' in g Tech rooters went wild with joy. facturées in th it IT. pass, then ran with the ball and school ; that t he W ¡nil- Kristof was on his way to our was not downed until he had reached to sen goal line, all the regulars on our De&ks ; executive, working h tended .e chili ì rei the Tech 10-yard line. Tech BURIAL VAULT tables, Ictifi4 i nature j ears, w hn are no bench put on their "panic act" stopped our next three plays, then , .Dil- hail-, 1 allies, letti traffic dange•r s which I have referred to above. Col- trays, office .L r Stuhldreher passed over the goal The Most Logical Way of Burying ani p pap •s; smokers' stands such n lin- and Huntsinger went in at the line to Crowley for another touch- j everything n nd the elossiii g of sa il mi end . fjach and Rip Miller at the down. Crowley also kicked the goal, Your Dmad date office i> " by elliiere n would be tackles, Wei be! and Ivizer at. the giving us a 27-13 lead. guards, ( aptain Adam Walsh at afford to pa;, anger to1, their liive s aie ."ould li i 5,o enda nger tl center, Stuhldreher at quarterback, Carnegie decided to kick off to us For Smlm by All Undertaker* fi in sail 1 vehi.-l Crowley and Don Miller at the again, and this time IlastianV. kick "That 1 ot-s 7 ar¡ d H, hit "'k went to Joe Bach on our 10-yard PITTSBURGH OFFICE s, and I' ev at fullback, MANUFACTURED BY Pi a 5 I line and Joe ran it back 20 yards | rnev took •it kickoff on our before he was dropped. Livergood PRESTON C. GRIMM, Apollo, Penna. EQUIPMENT CO. that pro • --«il pi; line and I back "n yards and Crowley made short gains, and ! ti t'1 I.IMI l: I > A V'KNl I immedi joii 1 a.-1. ;t; it before is brought down, a pass from Stuhldreher to Miller that . immati mi things ! legai to happen. On gained us 25 yards and a first down vhen pi "1/ >rcnt t-i first play Cro ley shot a quick on the Tech 44. This play ended the v or th "ugh are r ; to Mille r for a Ill-yard gain, third period. On the first play of! B rank l.uke, Jr., a I al Indie M orili IT. .VA VI I li \i \I»KM> nut. Crowley broki off tackle for IM tho fourth quarter, Livergood cut |V ar hero, w hose memory is hon through the line for seven yards and «1» yards. Stuhldreher called on Rill COLMAN'S orwi h il h a SI 0,00(1 -laine recent- Don Miller for six, placing the ball) By pas ehie Crrney, and Hill raced through the TURTLE CREEK, PJL ly iinwiled in ( apilo) Park. i on the 111. A short pass from Stuhl- I NEWARK DIOCESE la lech line for ]•• more yards. On Phoenix. \n/. lit fore he lost his the next play, Jim Crowley broke dreher to Crowley ate up 13 more' life in the World War, l.uke «hol lyifrour loose to take a pass from Stuhl- yards and gave us another first flown six enem v planes and I lì »>•» I'hnar Valley 114* Rn. Pk,H taller I1IM public dreher, but, with a clear field ahead down on the Tech 18. Jim Crow-1 < Y LIXUF.lt nLOCKS AltC-WBI.REII WITHOUT HKXOVI.VU 5PEE0S yp WORK li.il In in 11 of him, Jim dropped the ball and : ley shot off tackle for 10 more! AJIES AMI» WBBKLI STHAIGHTEMBD COM» I lost a sure touchdown. Undaunted, yards to the Tech eight-yard line, and then three plunges into the line ! Bishop Orders Great Building 'Stuhldreher called for another pas-«, TURTLE CREEK WELDING SHOP 1,000 EXPECTED AT this time with Crowley throwing and by l.ivergood gave us another touch-! Chart*« B. Halaiaa, Pray. Program Started to Help "Stuhlie" receiving, and the play down. Again Jim Crowley kicked! I l.fcl.THIC WELDING—ACBTTMCSK WKLtlinn RETREAT BANQUET gained 20 yards, putting the ball the goal, leaving the score at 34-13 ! 1314 I.)nn Avenue Tartle Creek, Pa. Relieve Unemployment oil Tech's 32-yard line as the quar- | in our favor. Many substitutions ! tor • tided. Many of the readers of j were made after this touchdown by I .Newark. N'. .(., Nov. Mr> , Ruckne. tra this article will well remember the 000.000 building proirrai outburst of enthusiasm on the part Ilo Full Steam Ahead nmvide work fur uneii of the Tech followers as the quar- ¡starting »' once 1 the Ni ter ended with their team ahead of Ti p Miller, our other tackle, took' gru' the next kickoff and ran it back 10 Funeral Service | •«*e tinil»-r the directIOI are .1.. I us by a score of 0 to 0. However, STUBBS the scorc didn't stay that -way for yards to our 30. Connell and Liver- Thomas J. ttal-h. A. I i good promptly made a first down be- Valley 1700 j The reconstruct ¡oi long. Ileal- tween them, then Connell picked up tor such building imj >" id \ I! n The Horsemen Score five more.