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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-23
LOST.
CLARINET

CLARINET, rETWEEN 9 AND
10 O'CLOCK Fudav evening after the concert
At Emma square. Suit ole reward offered
Finder will please leave with
NJ. PHILLIPS IL co.
4lSl-2U
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without any oil, also
steel galvanized tow
els, 80 and 40 feet
high.
Send for the PER-
kINS CATALOGUE
and read the descrip.
ton of the geared
mills for farmers aud
StOckmeu. With the
use of shafting aud
pulleys they can be
made to grind corn
or barley, cut foCder,
turn a grindstOne
and saw your wood.
Wood e n Tow ers
can be ere cted if pre-
feried, aud we give
directions for the
timber and erection.
We have also Gould's
Lifting and Force.
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FOR SALE.

CHOICE BULL TERRIER PUPS BY
Bulger, Imp. 10 be seen at lO7 Aing street.
4ISI-tf
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WANTED.

A FIRsT-CLAss GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework for a family of three. German
preferred. quire AZ High School pre-
misses, Emma street. 4lSO-3t+
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NOTICE..

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
firm of the late J. T. Warehouse, i. e. all
accounts owing previous u March 1st
1895, are notified TO settle same before
January Il, 1896, at the Office of j. T.
Waterhouse, Queen street. 4165-1m
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NEN YEhR RACES
--A AT -
KAPIOLANI PARK,
January |, 1896.

1st-HICYCLE RACE. E.O. Hail Trophy.
Free for all.
2d-BICYCLE RACE. One-half mile Ju-
venile. Open to all non-winrer> under
3d-BICYCLE R8CE. Prize not decided
Arrangements TO he made later.
4th-RU MING RACE. Prize $lG0 Purse.
One-helf mile ana repeat. Weight for
age
5th--TROTTING RACE-Prize$I C0 Purse.
minute class; mile heats, best in g.
For Hawaiian bred horses
6th-TROITING RACE. Prize 800 Purse.
2:4O class; one mile heats, best in 3.
Free for ali
7th-ONF LILLE NOVELTY RUNNING
RACE. Prize $1OG. Free for AL.
First horse reaching the
quarter T. receive $25. First
horse reaching the half to receive $25.
First horse re ching the three quarter
to receive $25. First horse reaching
home TO receive $25.
This race will be of special interest as it
Will allow admittance of both long and
short distance runners.
Entrance fee TO trottlng and running
races to be ten O0) per cent of the amount
of the purses.
4 IL t-Otting and running races. Hawaiian
Jockey Club rules to govern.
Entries to close December Is
E&-For further information, address
CHARLES DAVID,
2. o. Box Az. Manager.
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Pictures.


A good start can be made
in home decoration by in
vesting in apicture now and
then. The Berlin Photographic
Company is well known for
the popular subjects that they
use. Our stock comprises
Extra GravureS, Imperial
Gravures, Imperial Photo
gravures, Royal Photogra-
vures, Folio Photographers,
Folio Gravures, Artotypes,
Life Artos, Strip EtChings,
Photographs, ETC., etc.
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HARDWARE
COMPANY.
Special importation for the
HOLIDAYS eX Australia:
Parian Marble.

These two pieces of sta
tuary which are on exhibition
in our window are the
genuine Parian Marble, and
should not be COMPOUNDED
with what is known as the
Parian Ware, which is made
as an imitation of the true
and genuine article.
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A sensible thing for a Christ
mas present? Won't It last
longer and give more general
pleasure TO the entire house
hold? Imagine if you can a
woman who would not be
pleased with a handsome
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That so many people throw
away money at Christmas time
on things that have no practi-
cal use: things that look pretty
and are appreciated for a short
time only.
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CLARK'S
734-736 Seventh St. N. w.

twenty yards, and Immediately aftcrward
the Orlent3 were gwen twenty five yards
more for foul tackiing, and thirty i've
minutes aftef play began AVIS was showed
down. Geohegan failed. on the try for
goai. Score: Orients, 4; Potomacs. U.
lonck kicked orr Tor twenty live yards,
aud Alton SECURING tho ban returned IL 10
The center or the Held, where II went TO
Potomac5 shorty afterward on GOWNS
Time for the tirst half was called with
the bali on OrieuJs twenty live yard line.
bet ween the halves there was lively
discussion in regard to the decision of the
umpire inflicting the twenty nye- gard
many oniookcrs tnay the action was un-
warranted On the line up for the second
naif lnuck kicked or for forty yards
THRILL brought II back twenty yards, 4 nd
Brown TOOK 1t around the right end for
fifteen more.
Miller Cid come pretty tackling on the
several succeeding pays, AMI tue uail went
Ia the Potomacs on downs. blocked
KICK returned II Immediately, however, and
Sares took IL around the left end for twenty
yards. but funibled cn tie tackle. 4 sue
cession or blocked kicks forced the bail to
Potoniac's ten-yard line, where Lewis at
last Obtained a free kick and sent II out of
bounds on the firty-yaru line, where il WAS
secured by Il Potomac man.
Orients got IL on a tumble on the next
play, and by hard, steady play pushed IL
uown To their opponents n-yErd line, only
10 lose IL on downs- Lyman was pushed
through tackle for twenty yards and
squirmed five more before he was downetI.
Lewis kicked for thirty yards and tine
was called with the ball in the center or the
field. Lewis, ,Lynianand ID essez did 81 plendid
work Tor the Potonacs, but Were largely
handicapped by the wea sness OF their inc.
For the Orients the ends were very fast In
getting down the field and the general team
worK was above the average.
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Potomac> Fought Hnrd ard Lest by
I'm

1t looked for a time yesterd3y V as If the
game between the 0ricnts aud Pot,pmacs
at National Park would result in another
go contest, but the former team managed
TO scnre touchdown during the latter
part of the first half and su won the game.
struggle as they might the Potumacs could
not manage to scare, aud as pretty q 40
game as has ever been witnessed was the
result.
The crowd of 300 enthusiasts who
JourDeyed out to the park to See the game
could have had No better day in which tn
witness their favoritc sport had they
chosen it from the calcndar.
Every condition was favorable for both
spectators and players, and ever yune seemed
10 be in a holiday humor and ready to en-
JOY the sport.
The followers of both teams were on the
field early Haunting their favoritc colnrs
and footing on great tin horns until the
noise was almost deafening.
The teams came on tue field at IL 80.
There was some delay, Occa stoned by the
protest OF the Orients against Lewis, OF
The Maryland Agricultural College. being
allowed to play with the Potomacs, but
the time Referee A. p. Scheil called play, a
few minutes after IL o'clock.
The team lined up with the ball In DOS
session of the Orients. and Gochegan kicked
or to the ten-yard lire, where Lewis se-
cured 1t and recovered fifteen yards before
he was downed. After several attempts to
force the center the ball was given TO the
Orients for holding IN the line.
Kicks were exchanged and tue ball went
back and forth in the center OF the field
for several minutes, until the Potomacs
secured it on a tumble. and Lewis carried
little Duffy around the right end for ten
yards.
They. failed, however, to make gains on
the following plays, and the Orients got
the ball on their forty yard line. brown
carried the ball around right end for
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began. Score, 6 to / in favor of varsity.
Whatever pent up NOISE and eit husiasiii
there was IN the cruwd 1t shook the hands
OF tie big clock on st. AloyStGs' steep,e.
Ciarke's KICK Off was promptly Returned
twenty yards by Mills. All hands We're
now IN fun hunt anu every cnance Tor gam
np ana uvwn i,e FIELD untiiIu reached the
champions 5-yard line, when again amaze
fiient took Possession OF the crowd. Inc
bail WIS passeu to tue mig nty Cockrell anu
he quickly went through AN opening well
iDaur a,lu ran III. iu,i iorty-IiNr sa,i" iyr
second touchdown for varsity and again
Saustrr kitkeu "A go;ii anu ILS score stvou
2 to III favor of varsity.
But tie game was mol nst or won yet
IL Was nov the chaHpinD's turn. On the
KICKOFF Wagganen m'tie n catch and re-
turn :or clsht yards uBI un Neavcrs KICK
out OF bounds.
c. a. C. secured bah ana in very short
order on rapid gains by " Weisner ana Hooker
and MaupIn aud Clarke through center
and around ends Maupii: was pushed over
for the second c. A. c. touchdown, but
Clarke iaiied on II difficult kick tor goal,
ard the score stood IL 10 in iavor Of
Varsity.
TIE champlon's ruotcrs were beginning
To see light ahead and hope once more
awakened in their breasts.
With ten minutes more tu play Weayer's
kickoff was returned by Busey for fifteen
yards with CIarxe's interference. G;iins
Were made by Maupln and Clarke. In the
interim Beard was Injured, ana amid great
applause Reeve Lewis took his place.
HOT AT THE FINISH.
Play was now fast and exciting. Clarke
was hurt, but soOn resumed play. Rapid
gains Were made toward the 'Narsity's
goal, aud in short order Hooker wa : pushed
over for Il touchdown, and Clarke kicked
goal Score WAS now / i 10 12, III favor
vi me champions.
The remainder OF the half was fun OF
good plays, during one OF which Haupin
was hurt and carried OFF the field, SUB
kohr taking his pla ce, shortly AFTER when
game was called, and the great Thanks
giving bay championship e.,iiic was over.
Last night the two teams occupied boxes
at the Academy, 10 pay their respects TO
the Widow Jones.
The teams lined up as follows:
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HIGH SCHOoLERs OUTCLAsSED
Failed To Score Against the Howard
University Eleven

The game played on the campus of the
Howard University yesterday afternoon
between the ''reserves'' OF tEe college. ard
the color3i High School eleven, was q very
ope-sided contest, the latter team failing
to score a single point. The Varsity boys
We're much heavier than their opponents
and broke through their line very much
whenever they pleased.
lD7thr first half the Howe rgis made three
goals, Whipper Kicking gsal each time. The
score at the end of the first halI stood.
Ucwaru, IS; High School, o. =
IN tic sccoDd half the school hoys h.ace,t
up sOnscwiiat. SiIia,lwaod, who played full
back FOR them, made fine run OF thirty
five yards. Dcspite their improved play
ing they were unable tO;scoTe. however, and
and at tue close OF tlic game the ECorc
was, Howard, 81, High School, U.
The teams lined up cs follows:
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V. 4 NJ.
L NJ. L
WON by GALLAUDET.
Canterbnrys Played Ca mcIy bnf Were
Not In winning Form.

The Gallaudet and Canterbury football
teams lined up Yesterday afternoon 1T Ma
! iiona. Park and played one of the ficrocst
and most exciting games ufat has hOcn seen
iere this season. A good deal Of rivalry
! has existed between the two elcvens for
some time and since tl!c game played earlier
in the season, which resulted in 4 sCDrc OF
o 10 u, they have lteH aIhing t1 get at
each other and settle the disputed su-
premacy.
game yesterday the two teams took tue
| field eaCn deicrnincd 'hat they would lc;,ve
| il victorious or al least give their opponents
hard light before i.ey were OVERCOME.
Nr- Charles Nalso tie coach and captain
OF The CanteThgrys, played quarterback
TOR his icani and they owe II to hIm iha, uIe
score was not iiiore one-sided than IL ap-
pears, for althoEg. he could not run with
the bail, his fine defensive play and fierce
tackliDg saved has team IroIn several torch
downs and brought them out OF many
tight hole.
wnca play was called Watson Kicked OFF
third YARDS. aud Price, securing the bail
recovered fifteen before he WIS downct!.
The Galiaudets started OFF with a rush
aud their opponents line could not stand
the onslaught. Rosson brosc through and
ran forty yards for Il touchdown within
four minutes OF The time the game started.
Hubbard kicked au easy goal and the
score stood & To o IL favor OF the K endall
Green boys.
Watson kicked off for forty yards, and
again Price returned hair the diS,ance
Inc ball soon went TO Canterbury on downs
aud they brought IL to the five-yard line
on several END plays behind good inter
ference Here the Gallaudct line heId firm
and they obtained the ball on downs, but
lost 1t in the center of the field Il few
minutes later on a fuInble.
Again the tanterbury's adopted rushing
tactICs, ana soon had the ball ON their
opponents five yard line, and Watson
went across behind some very good tandem
interference.
Hopper failed on a difficult try for gcal,
and the score stood g. 4 in favor of the Sign
Takers. Time WIS called soon after.
In the second half Hubbard kicked off
for forty yards and Mackey returned the
ball ten, but iiaudet got il on downs on
their forty yard line. Then the better
physical condition of the Dummies told,
and they pushed the ball rapidly down the
field until Womstarf went over for the
second touchdown. Hubbard made good
try for goal, but did not connect, and the
score was 10 4 against the Canterburys.
From here on To the cnd Of the game
the play WIS fast and hard, the hG Il chang
ing hands repeatedly in the center OF the
field, until finally time was called with
heplayers in a heap oil G; Ia 1udet's twenty
yard line.
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Police Depa rtment Insists That They
Are I-ruen:ly Needed

Police Department Insists That They
Are Urgently Needed
Another OF the needs of the police de-
partrneut called into notice b. the agit.-
ton of The Times is th3t of more precinct
detectives. that the detective bureau may
not be harrassed with minor. cases. IL is
the opinion OF these police arthorft les with
whom Tie Times talked last night that
there should be rreciIct detective for
each OF The nine divisions in the depart
ment. This need is confessed blythe ap-
pointment OF a precinct detective, or
ward man" in some of the precincts,
while in other precincts OF Importance no
such appointment has been made.
The First, Second, TbiId, Sixth and
Seventh precincts boast Of detectives, but
the Fourth, Fifth. Eighth and Ninth are
not thus favored. Heian holds the post for
No. Barnes for No. 2, McGiue for No. 3.
Harigan for No. 6. ard Burrows for No. Z.
Tire people al the detective bureau are
auAious that good men be detailed for dee
tectivc duty in Nos. 4, D, ana 9. Follow
ing No. |, precincts 4, Is aud S come next
IN Importance. THIS question mas been
under informal consideration for several
days and 1t is thought that next week the
proposition Will be formally laid before the
Commissioners.
Meanwhile the friends OF the most prom
isinE candidates for the posts are at work
i'll Behalf of their fayurites. In No. 4 the
name or Espey seems tU be the most promi-
nently mentioned, thuGgh those of Mohl
and flanagan are also heard. In No.
tIiiusF II tEtuuSidSlltJuy spoken NJ, De-
cause Of the clever assistance he rendered
Detective Boyd In The Young murder. Foley
is mentioned in Gessfurd's precinct and
Pierson in Huelener's.
The reason fuF all this is THAI the detective
bureau is burieGcd with minor cases. Last
night man took up all hour at head
quarters i'll reporting the luss of ladder
and an GnIbfel la and in giving the detectives
q description al the property and boring
them with tic details of the case and the
grounds for certain suspicions which he
entertained. It is the idea that all larceny
cascs should DE attended tn by the ward
men" and eases Of higher degree referred
to the central bureau.
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BROWN VS.. DARTMOUTH.
Victory OF the Former Gives II Third
Place in the List -r-


Place In the List. --e
Providence, Il. l.. Nov. 2e--bro wn dosed
the season Today by winning from Dart
mouth by the score OF 10 10 i. 1hc VIC
tory was well egTEIc. IL gives Brown
IInId pace IN tLe Lortgc i.on.s ~ New
England.
borunoUth scored Ike iirst touchdown or
The game. brown Gu!ckiy LLsLtu the bail
across DartiioJtn gOai ;iI,u utG Tie score.
Iii TIE setonu Laii biuwD Iayta a hafuer
game ana wHen tIfne Was Cain IiaG III. Da IL
wiuhin righ'y yaros oI helr opponent )
goal line.
Dur,Inouth puzzled Brown eonnpiesci,s M
The IIrsJ Lair u the game Dy ub4ng SINE
efIective tricks. 1He DarumOutn backs
prayed star gaines. brown had Il crippled
eleven Dut SOME OF ,I.e new men pIaycu
finely.
Jouclidu wnS-MacA Andrew, Whcsicr, + Full ..
Goais from tOUchuoW s-ELnory. Uiu.EC-
Cross Yale. l.eIeree--N'e.kS, brown. ..lIies-
nIen-W. II. Wing, Kcliy. Iime-2.-
ute halves. ,0UD.- Score:
Brown, 10; Dartmouth, 4.
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PLAYED To IA standsriiL

Chicago, Nnv. 2S.-Thc Chicago Athletic
VS.. Boston Athletic game resulted N 4 tie,
the score Deing to 4.
ADdooser made a touchdown IN the last
hair and Brown attempted tu Kick goal
hut failed. I've Chicagos picked up uUD-
ceTfUly IN the seconl haI and played an
excellent game. The g;iine-w3s ca,iied VITA
the BAN about twenty yards from Chioagn's
line
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Won Oh Il Enrfcit-

Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 2s.-The game OF
football p.ayed here this aitrri,OOn be-
tween Cincinnati and Marietta Univcr-
sites, was given TO Cincinnati Dy the sC,.re
OF u to Z, OIL a forfeit. EaciI sIde mad
scored SIX paints and the ball was on
Aarlettas twenty -yard line when tue ufn
uIre gave CINCINNATI ten yards Tor uIf-side
piay On tne part uI Marietta, ami the latter
IOrieited The game.
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M,cI,jcapp.fentedc cbIcapo

Chicago, New. 2S.-Tbe University of
with a clean Geli fought victory aver tue
University OF Chicago team, The scpr.. was
l2 to U. Only once was tbe bd1f~danger-
ousiy close Ia iiiChigan's goal, and tEeD
for only u short period. p
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DIR. TALMAGE CAUSED \ LAUGH.
Reference to Buzzard Bay Fishin.
Made tic prosid ChmckIe

DR.. Talmage raised quite q laugh in
the course Of his remarks at the First
presbyterian Church yesterday morning.
Detailing the reasons for gratitude to
God that had marked the year, the preacher
mentioned ''fhe fish III The Savannah, the
Hudson, and In BuZ2aTd Ray"
An irrepreSstbIe chuckle showed that
the President enjoyed the reference as
much as anyone present.
The morning times., 1895-11-29
He0d-EEd Collision.

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 2s.-The Prairie
du CHEN passenger OH the Chicago, Mil
waukee and St. Paul Road, which left here
late last night, had head-end collision
near Stoughtun, Wis, little after mid
night. tl-n.. -.esd
The mail clerk was so severely hurt
that he has since died.
Others were also injured. No details
yet.
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Indlaps Plaved Good Bau

New York. Nov. 2S.-A novelty was
offered lovers of football at Manhattan
Field this afternoon, wnen the Carlisle
Indian School met the y. N. {. A. eleven
of ,nis city. The nDal score was; Indians,
i6; Y. 81. c. A, 4.
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ana Lyle also Mayed finely The 'incup

Touohdowns- inds, j; Dickson, 2.
Goals from tOuchcow'ns- BROOKE, q. Goals
from field Brooke, 2. SAFETY touch
down-BrUokc. inlurec-Cooi lStarbuck); /;
Ritcnie Young. Rrferce-Iauri5 Bliss,
of Yale. r,npirc-faui Dashiei, Of Lc-
nigh. Linesi.,rn-scnoff, fenns yiyanIa,
anu New-i, Harvard. Attendan nCt, 900.
Time OF halves 40 minutes
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western Teams Good Game.

Cleveland, o., Nov. 2S.-Thc football sea-
OF glory, when the AdcIbert eleven sue.
ceeded III holding down the strong Penn
sylyInia State team TO q tie, tkes-f Els,l
score being, Adeibert, 8; Pennsylvania, 9.
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CLOSE GAME LYNCnBURG.
DIackSburg Defeated the Virginia
Military Iiisi HUT. Eleven

Lynchburg. va, Nov. 2s.--The Virginia
Agricultural aud Mechanical Collcg. eleven
Of Blacksburg met the Virginia Military
Institute eleven here today. Tie game
was exciting, and there was some great
playing. blacksbIrg won hy the Iios,.
score Of q To 4.
The teams liued' up as follows:
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Scared by Poruoisas

london, Nov. 2S.-The Times prints a
Conetantinop!e dispatch SAYING that much
alarm was caused at night recently b. a
brisk csnnoDade from one of the UcIlespoEt
forts, the garrison having mistaken
school OF porpoiscs for torpedo-ca tcher.
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Watertown. \. Y.

watertown. n. Y, Nov. 2s.-The St
La wrencr University eleven OF Canton, and
score being 10 10 g.
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Bjornstjerne BtornsoD's new play. Der
konig." is objected to by The Danish cen
sorship. as its hero is King Oscar and the
play Is an attack on royalty.
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Troy, N.Y., Nov 2s.-The Y ale La ~ School
football eleven was DEFEATS. here today BY
the Laureatc Boat Clubs team, by he
score of L i 10 o.. -@-f '-~-'
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Fort Monroe, Va, Nov 2s.-Thc Bnlti-
more College Cub was defeated at River
side Parl. This afternoon by the Hampton
team Score. 3 to =.
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The lineup was as follows:

summary: Reiercc-Mr. Charles Greene
OF Georgetown University. Umpire-Mr. a.
P Scbeii. Lincsmcn-Nr. Eugene Gaugh
DuraBt Of Orient a. G. Tuuchdowls-Wa at
suD, Wumstaif, Rosson. GoaI-Huhhard.
Score-iU tu H.
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Guur> Else,xhcrn

Charlcstcwn, W. Va, Nov. 2S.-In the
football game today tie Esst Virginia
University team beat the Washington anu
Lee team by score OF Is to s..
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Brooklyn, y. Y, Nov. 2S,-The Ereokiyn
High ScncOl eleven and the boys or The
PoIytechnic Preparatory Suiloolme IN their
annual foUtbaii game here this afternoon.
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Bradford. Pa, Nov. 2S.-The Bradford
High School team beat the Alfred Uni
verslty eleven here today by the score of
10 TO o.
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Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 2S.-The i AIsurn Ala,
College team defeated the University OF
Georgia here today at football by 4 score
of 10 to 8. 80
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MORE PRECINCT DETECTIVES. e

At Fort Wayne-Furt Wayne High School
o; Kendallviile High School, U. 80
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c. A. c. Wresled Victory Only
After a Sharp Struggle.
COLLEGE MEN A SURPRISE
Their Team Work Was Superb and
Gave the Athletes a Scare-Pfetty
Game SiGralized by Many Brilliant
PiayS-No Smuggling or Rough Play.
Big Crowd Saw the Game.
Columbia A. C., Is.
Columbia IL.

THE b,Uc ard red Of the Columbia Athletic
Club yesterday afternoon triuuphcd over
the orange and blue of the Columbian
varsity, in n clean, well-conies,ed game
Of football at Capitol Park.
Fast ard scIcnu;ic playing were the
prominent ciis:ractrris,ICs OF yesterdays
game which was thoroughly enjoyed by
about 2,5cU Spectators, large portion
OF whom were lauies. The scene ioohing
down the lines on bcIh sides Of the pftu-
ir"D waS pleasing one, eliminating III a
brilliant spectacle in the grand stand,
crowded 10 ms limit ami maze gay by
the bright co!ors worn ami waved by
the fair admirers Of The cCntestiDs teams.
Ropes were streitGtca CowD both sn.,s
Of Tue field, behind wnicn was a NOISY
ana enthusiastic, but very urccrIy nlass ci
tUotcrs ior bo,u teams, wItn tiD nornS
galore.
Serving as a background 10 the crowd on
the Iiciu, Il Iargc Number oI i.aDusCile Turn
out5, t.uiy- nos anu urags occupied tine
soutG eBu OF the Ilcld, gariy decorated
The day was an ideal football day, al
bert, II YVES a rtric WARM Ior the payers.
On tir Srlolrcl ,ias coliult ions could iiiiNe
been more favorabic, Tor the wet weather
uuriiI;, tue past ICG ,isys icit the field sort
ana heavy, making running difficult, other
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The morning times., 1895-11-29

At Ionia, Mich.-University of Michiga
Seniors, Is; Innia High School, U.
The morning times., 1895-11-29
SWEPT AEIr LIKE tHlFF
Pennsy's Giants Tore the Cornell
Line to Pieces.
lTHICANs PLAYED PLUCKILY

Magnificent Contest on Fra nklin Field
Witnessed by 10000 Persons-It
Was Hard Game, but Clean, and
Cornell Was Over Weighted and OUT
played at Every Point.