. Highland Echo 1915-1925. rth frame admin-istered a sound thrashing to thehaughty sons of Tennessee. Al-though twice within the shadows ofI the goal posts we were forced to accept a tie, 14-14, but the gamewent far towards creating a splendidmorals among the players. mention. This I stall endeavor to doin the remaining space alloted to me. Coach Lombe S. , indeeda grey-eyed man of destiny, withthree successful seasons behind him,deserves the plaudits of all Mary-ville. Taking the football mentor-ship at a time when an Orange and iGarnet machine was not to be taken !seriously, this stu
. Highland Echo 1915-1925. rth frame admin-istered a sound thrashing to thehaughty sons of Tennessee. Al-though twice within the shadows ofI the goal posts we were forced to accept a tie, 14-14, but the gamewent far towards creating a splendidmorals among the players. mention. This I stall endeavor to doin the remaining space alloted to me. Coach Lombe S. , indeeda grey-eyed man of destiny, withthree successful seasons behind him,deserves the plaudits of all Mary-ville. Taking the football mentor-ship at a time when an Orange and iGarnet machine was not to be taken !seriously, this student of Zuppko istarted in to organize an efficient Ieleven, and that he has done so canbe testified to by a long line ofdefeated rivals. Each year Coach Honaker hasmade our football schedule harder,until this season we played gameswith the pick of the South. Throughthe leadership of this man the nameof Maryville has become knowiithroughout the United States, andmore people are interested in theoutcome of Orange and Garnet. BOSTONIAN OXFORDS bnd^ WOOL STOCKINGS What better combinationthan this trim, smart shoewith hosiery of the seasonslatest shades. Every line and curve ofBOSTONIANS breathe dis-tinction—and wool to their elegance. At this store, price willplease you and experiencedfitters are here to please you. 1 i ** ^, r,
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