MAGAZINE
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SECTION SIX
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VOL.. XXXIV.
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PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER lO, . 1915.
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fl cCi auu mua 01 me Dooiea pigsKin now oecomes me aom ' - -
mant note in interscnolastic ana college iooioail circles. is v. T . ,. wr.. - -
liVerywnere young America xru.n me grammar gnuta . v7-.;- ; .
lip is daily donning his khaki trouseis, his head gear, his shin fl -.
guards for a chance to shine on the lime-lined field of glory.
Young America, however, doesn't "make" foot
ball the great college and high school sport it
is! To pretty Miss Angievieve and enthusi-
astic Miss Geraldine belongs this distinction. s r
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: i- " . .N A football game without its babble 01 leminine
:''N--. voices, or its waving of feminine
I . -X-;.. lVv: game at all.
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