BEAT THIEL ON THANKSGIVING DAY BE BACK FOR THE CAMPUS YOUR CLASSES MONDAY OF ALLEGHENY COLLEGE VOLUME NO. XLI. NO. 7 MEADVILLE, PA., NOVEMBER 29, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS ALLEfillENY MEETS THIEL IMME11111=11111111111111111111M1M11111M11111 101111 11 III 11 1111 III 1 III 10 1111111111111111111111111 II 1 I 11111 1111 11110 111111111111111111111 BLUE AND OLD SCORES A Tilankagiuing Message IN TURKEY DAY CONTEST HE RETURN of this season finds no WIN OVER GENEVA 28=1 part of the American people with Many Alumni and Students Will Witness greater cause for gratitude than the Defeat of Old Rivals Gives Allegheny High Game in Greenville men and women of the college. While the devastations of war have so sadly Place in Section reduced the number of students in angle. Allegheny put up sue') a stub- As a result of the untiring efforts Playing on a frozen field in a driving snow storm, the Allegheny born defense against Carnegie Tech European centers of learning, the colleges of our College of various alumni of Allegheny Col- football team successfully defended its new found laurels and defeated the that the latter was extremely fortun- country have the largest enrollments of their lege residing in Greenville, the much history Geneva College eleven at Beaver Falls last Saturday by a score of 28-7. ate to emerge from this costly strug- The students of Europe are few, undernourished, The game proved to Western Pennsylvania fans that Allegheny deserves discussed Thiel-Allegheny game will gle with a lone touchdown as the m a pre-eminent place among the teams of this section. Geneva was distinctly ;become a reality. Final arrangements margin of victory. On the other hand bewildered and discouraged by the outlook for Europe outclassed by the Blue and Gold gridders, and it was only because the second have been completed for the game the Schenley Park gridders experi- in their generation. American students are above which will be played at Packard Park enced no great difficulty in adminis- team let down a little in the last half of the game that the Beaver Falls eleven on Thanksgiving afternoon. Green- tering a 68-0 defeat to the aspiring want and may cherish a rational hope for happiness was able to shove the pigskin over the line for a single touchdown. Con- ville papers report that the Thiel Lutherans. Alfred University may al- and success in their generation. Here at Allegheny sistent work both in defense and offence characterized the Allegheny attack management is making extensive throughout the contest. so be used in the solution of this we have our own peculiar cause for gratitude in the plans to care for the biggest crowd problem; the probability of a win. The game was not many minutes old until Logan, running through left that ever attended an athletic con- Thiel struggled fiercely to beat Al- hippy circumstances of our scholastic community. tackle, carried the ball across the line for Allegheny's initial tally, and the test in 'Northwestern Pennsylvania. fred 10 to 0 at snow swept Packard In setting aside Thursday, November 30, as a Thanks- end of the first quarter was not yet reached when Hanlon, the most con- In order to properly accomodate the consistent ground gainer for the locals, carried the' ball over for touchdcwn Park last Saturday, while the prev- giving Holiday, I anticipated throng all the Thiel gym- ious week on Montgomery Field the call upon every member of the Col- number two. About the middle of the third quarter Logan bucked the line nasium 'bleachers are being removed Empire State representatives fell be- lege to join the rank and file of good American citizen- live yards for Allegheny's third score. The last touchdown was made when to Packard Park and the Kinsman Smith, eluding four tacklers, raced forty yards down the field past the goal fore the concentrated attack of the ship in returning devout thanksgiving to God for the Fair circus seats (have been secured Blue and Gold by a score of 33 to 7. line. The one counter registered by Geneva came in the last quarter shortly for the occasion. The necessary at- Thus it is clearly seen that Alle- great measure of his blessing which we enjoy this year. after a fumble by Allegheny on the 8 yard line, when Windram, on a right end mosphere of discipline and good ord- gheny has somewhat of a statistical FRED W. HIXSON. run, crossed the line. er will be provided by a special detail edge on her old-time rivals. But that Hudson, the Geneva tackle, opened made a successful kick, and the score of police headed by 'Chief McNary , is all, as you can bet every penny the game by a pretty kick-off which stood 14-0 in Alleghe•y's favor. 111111 0 PIRMIEN1 II I III I 00 I 1111 111 10 111111 10 1 1 1110 1 II 1 01 III 111111 11111111 I HO 1 I 111111 II 0 011011111111 111111101 11111 11 1 C who will handle the crowd and the that the Thiel exponents of the great CP soared over the goal line. Allegheny Parnell made the next kick-off and parking of cars. fall sport will bend every effort to took the ball on the 20 yeard line, and sent the ball flying through the air to After a very poor start which in- lower the Blue and Gold standard. with Miller, Hanlon, and Logan carry- Ewing, Geneva's efficient right end. cluded a 68-0 defeat at the hands of Needless to say they realize only too Bishop Thoburn Succumbs ing the ball, marched down the field Lawrence and Wild managed to make Wally Steffen's Carnegie Tech Clan well the significance of this intersec- for four first downs. After the ball a first down for Geneva, but then Al- 'the Lutherans came hack with a ven- tional clash and are pointing as they had been advanced to Geneva's 43 legheny tighened their defense, and geance and defeated Salem, West- have never pointed before in prepara- After a Long Illness yard line, Miller made an onside kick, three trials on the part of the down- minster, Geneva, and Juniata in suc- tion for the Turkey Day entertain- Hanlon fell on the ball, and it was state backs, failed to gain any ground. cessive games, scoring in the four ment. For this reason the popular Allegheny's ball eight yards from the Hudson punted out of bounds to Alle- contests 105 points to their oppo- Blue and Gold favorites will find it Bishop James Mills Thoburn, A. M., spent in Meadville In retirement. For goal line. It required_ only three line gheny's 7 yard line, and the first quar- nents' 15. These statistics reveal the necessary to call upon every avail- D. D., L, L. D., died yesterday at his some time his ill health has confined bucks by Logan to make the first ter ended. fact that Thiel has a powerful of- able ounce of reserve strength in or- home in Meadville. During his life him to his home, where he died yes- touchdown. Miller, still possessed of The play was transferred to the fense, the crest of which was probab- der to win from this determined ag- of continued labor and service he has terday. Iris trusty toe, sent the pigskin sailing other end of the field, and 'Allegheny bly reached in the Geneva game gregation in their own back yard. Al- been of constant help to educational Outside of his personal work in the between the posts for the extra point. had the ball on its own 7 yard line when the Greenville Collegians upset though they boast of no outstanding and religious causes. Mission Field he has contributed to Hudson kicked off again, and this After two small gains Miller punted to the dope and scored a 25 to 3 victory stars the steady advance of the He was 'born near the town of St. religious Rublications time Morley ran the ball from the 15 the middle of the field. Geneva took crier the unstiepecting and disorgan- and has writ- Greenville eleven has been une of the ■_- ZsiatiViie, Ohio, March. 13.5a, a. Leh a Liti.o► to !1- o 30 yard 'in-!. After a few small the ball, 'but failed to gain on two ized Beaver Falls eleven. Last week- ber of books pertaining to noticeable features of the past Scotch-Irish parents. Iu 1857 he grad- Christan and to Missionary work, gains, Miller punted to Geneva's 25 successive plays. Hudson then kicked end the Blue and Gold demonstrated month. uated from Allegheny College as Val- Bishop Thoburn has meant much to yard line, but the Geneva player who to Morley on Allegheny's 30 yard line. its customary scoring power in spite The Carnegie Tech game marked edictorian of his class. Entering Methodism in Meadville, and to Alle- got his hands on the ball fumbled, and Miller was thrown for an eight yard of adverse weather conditions and the turning point in the fortunes of church work immediately he went to gheny College. He lived a life of serv- Loomis recovered for Allegheny. Lo- loss by Ewing, and on the next play proceeded to take the rejuvenated the local gridders. Since that mem- India as a missionary of the Method- ice and his many friends will feel gan carried the ball twice for a first Allegheny punted back into Beaver Genevans into camp by a 28-7 score orable encounter a vicious attack ist Episcopal church.