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BIDDEFORD DAILY JOURNAL, FRIDAY EVENING,Till U-s\vTOTODAY’S11Kip-adid*LOOM BIG IN»*4VogueIIi lt;iI:4By M. S.Iii •i■i❖Veteran Pack May Take21st Annua! Eastern*TitleMillinery:SoI.il are proving most popu-la: in the milliricry shops and department stores this season, with a slight indication to fur felt s. Metal cloths and gold and silver paillette in ofT-the-faoe ca| and here t styles both have received attention the past month for evening wear.X *❖M. re than HO per cent of thehats sold are o» the ofT-the-facemode, according to reports. Even the matron and the woman whowears, glasses have accepted this fashion for fall.The minor percentage of hatsnot of this typo have narrow brims hutrging the face.The lifted brim and the slightly flared one have received Mime response, hut the cap type is the most popular for the younger woman.4V•%Hats cling to the neckline: Most of the hats cling to theneckline although fur collars demanded on fall coats are breaking this rule somewhat.Without a doubt, black is the outstanding color, and brown isa very close follower. Following black and brown is pencil andindep;ndance blue, then wine.plum and dahlia hades, ard hunters green in varying degrees of popularity.- ii..—mt By TED VOSBURGH.X Associated Press Sports Writer.* New Voik. Nov. S.— ( AP)—With *■* all the entries now in for the 21stIanual varsity run for the Eastern intercollegiate cross-country chain-, fionship here Nov. 25, the University! of Maine, Syracuse and Penn state! stand out as possessors of the best5 [supplies of experienced material.Graduation has made Mich sweep-1 ing inroads that of the 90 men who] finished the six-mile grind at Var. i Cordlandt Park last fall, only 52 nr* entered for the 1020 chase, .lini;Reid of Harvard, winner of the individual crown, and Bill Cox of Penn. Istate, who fro’hod third after takingjthe title the two previous years, are!missing. So are George (MTenhauser*and A. W. Bass, two more leading:member of the tile-winning Penn1 state team,The University of Maine has!T au i'd a veteran pack headed byFrancis Lindsay who, wa second!T last season; Ilairv Richardson,1X fourth, and, Eugene Brooks, eighth.+ t’n paper the Maine boys look most impressive provided they can pro-!*ure a couple more good runners witn which to back up there known stars. It is an axiom in cross-coun-jtry that “it is the fifth man to finish, that counts, ’ If he is fur back in theruck r. good score impossible no1 matter how well the other four maifinish.Fom Keane’s Syracuse team is built around Walter Dean who wss ninth; Valentine Goodell. sixteenth, and Alnion Fnirbrother. 25th.Penn State with its first three finishers lost by graduation still hm C. A. Meisinger, 11th; Henry F. Rat'd i if, Uth. and 1 uthcr S. Conroe’ ’th. Paul Rekers takes his nlace this year as the ace of the Nittanv nnrk Other teams that have available ’hs vear men who were numbered in the first f0 finishers are Cornell. Columbia. Yale Dartmouth, New York University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, f I _Two formidable dark horses are!Bate; and Pennsylvania, Bates, not captured freshman entered in either var.sitv or ifeshinani events last 'ear. has trunc.l outteam that Knk the measure of Maimin a recent dual meet. Russell Chapman, who has cut quite a figure in intercollegiate tunning thef couple of season, is one of the main stav of this speedy combination,A; for Pennsylvania, theFeather Dimming*:Trimmings are few. although :• few feat he if decorations have boon wanted lately.These generally match or Mend ith the hat. A brown soli il might adopt a three-tone brown feather, or a plum shade wmld demand a feather of the same color.No e veils, particularly those with the dotted decoration, are receiving rnme attention in the lower priced hats and especially from $5.09 to $7.50.Seleils prevail, felts are second, and come demand for metal* lies is being roted now. There is vi rv little demand for the in-Fetw: en-nrice hat, the greatestdemand being for $5 and $10modelshonors last sea-j on and are resting their varsity j a hopes this fall on a team that is five-eighths sophomores. jSyracuse, which finished second in*be freshman chase, also will bank; last hcavilv on sophomores. Cornell.Penn State and Maine also have at ]least one good man available from Quakers erstwhile freshman ranks.
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Biddeford Daily Journal
Biddeford, Maine, US
Fri, Nov 08, 1929
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