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The morning times., 1896-10-11
HIGH SCHOOL WONANDLOsT
.Gallaudet Defeats Central;
Maryland Lost to Eastern.
BOTH GAMES WE'RE CLEVER
Defeat of the Agricultural College
Was Genuine Surprise-COllege
Men We're Heavier-Kendan Greens
Wiped Up the Grounds With the
Central Eleven.

Tie football team of the Eastern High
school covered itself with glory yesterday
by defeating the heavy Maryland Agri
cultural college eleven in hotly Con-
tested game. 1t was generally supposed
that the college team would win the game.
SO the result WAS genuine surprise all
round, and the Eastern iootbalists are
congratulating themselves over the fine
work of their team.
The Marylanuers looked fully twenty
pounds heavier per man, but Tile pluck aud
dash of Tie light Eastern boys won the
day. IL Is true that the agriculuurists
played i'll hard luck, but that's all in the
game. and the high school toys deserve
all the credit they got. Their tacEliug
was sharp and low, and the way they
downed their heavy opponents was cau-
iioii. Their offensive work also was first
class.
The first half was all in favor of the
college boys, and the -Easterns had about
all they could do to prevent them scoring.
Bell. the college Iigh. half, made several
fine runs. and it was only by the sharp
tackling OF Kelley and Meigs that lie did
not succeed in scoring a touchdown.
SOME STAR PLAYS.
Lewis. for the college, made number
OF good runs through the line. but Kelley
dOwned him hard. SIell did some splcnL:id
puniing IN the latter part of this half
The ball being carried out OF danger fire.
queHuy by his strong kicking.
But for an unfortunate accident Capt.
Maupin of the Easterns would have secured
IA touchdown. He had succeeded in passing
The entire eleven OF his opponents and had
a clear field before him, when nu un-
lucky stumble spoiled his fine run.
The !alf ended with neither side scoring.
In the second half the Easterns went ut
the Eeavy coliegians with vim. The
hall was quickly carried up the field, but
went to college on downs. Lewis then at
tempted to kick, but Buckingham got
through. tlocked the kick, and when the
bah bounded back of the goal line re fcll
nn II. scoring touchdown Tor Eastern.
MciEs cleveriy kicked a goal and the
score was 8 to m favor OF Eastern
Shortly after Watkins for tie college
made fine fOrty-yard run around end
and was onIy downed by j. Maupin two
feet from goal line. Here the Eastcrns made
gallant stand and the college was un-
able to advance the bail n foot in four
downs, the ban going to Eastern. From
this time TO the end OF the half the pla Y
was mainly in the college territory and
the game closed without further scoring
The lineup:
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BALD DEFEATS SANGER.
Won Both Heat : in Match Race
for $1,000,

Milwaukee, Wis, oct. 10.-Four thousand
people attended the bicycle meet neld at
NatIOnal Park this afternoon. The feature
of the day was a match race, mile heats,
for purse OF 81 900, between +. c.
Bald, the king pin OF the National League
circuit. and w. Z. Sanger, OF this city bald
won the race in straight heats. The track
was in fine condition. but Il stiff wind up
the stretch Dothere tnc riders considerably
In the first heat Bali had the position he
hind the tandem, traiiea closely Dy Sanger
A they swung into the Stretch Bald jumped
the tandem and Sanger following at
tempted 10 pass Bald, tut was unable to
DO so, Bald winning by wheels length.
Time, 2:1O.
Iu the second heat the order behind the
tandem was reversed. but Sanger could
not keep in front down the stretch. and
Bald won handily by two lengths, Time,
2:05 30. which breaks the track record
previously held by Sanger.
Sanger also rode an unpaced exhibition
half-mile in one minute fiat.
Con Reinke Of Milwaukee lowered the
one mile paced amateur State record, rid
ing tn e distance in 2 :05 80.
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YALE TEAM HELD IN CHECK
Could Score But Twelve Points
Against Orange.
PLAYING WAS BRILLIANT
New Jersey Men OuAweighed Theiy
Opponents, But Were Less Active.
Hincke Missed Two Goals-Yale's
Last Touch Down Made by a FIuke.
- Games on Other Fields.

Orange. Nj. Oct. 10. The Orange Ath-
ietic Giub's football team held The Yale
eleven down 10 IL points on Orange oval
this afternoon. Two thousand spectators
We're present.
Orange Was the heavier team, but lale
the more active. Tine game was tine
exhibition.
In the first half. after ten minutes play,
Rogers plunged over the line for "A touch
down but Hincke missed goal. lnthe next
play Van Every made Il brilliant run OF
twenty-five yards to the Orange fifteeE-
ward line. Yale forced the ball nearer To
the line hen Sutphen, by an off side play,
gave Yale five yards, and Van Every
plunged over and touched down. Hincke
missed .lal.
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Curious Places in the Black HiIls.

Among the most remarkable curiosities to
be seen near Hot Springs. s. D., are the
following:
The Wind Cave, with 1000 subterranean
caverns and seventy-five miles of passages
already explored without finding u limit.
Onyx Cave, with winding passages and
beautiful chambers and precious jewels Of
the rarest kind.
Crystal Cave Is stin farther to the north.
with sparkling and glittering walls and
ceiling.
The Lone Wells. immense openings into
the earth to a great depth.
Cascade Springs, Minnekahta Falls and
Cheyenne Falls.
The Bad Lands, where the most remark
able fossils In existeuce are found In 8
state of perfect preservation. Corn Belt.
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PRINCETON DEFEATS LEH1GH.
Penn sylvanians Made Good Showing
-. Against tht. Tigers.

Princeton, y. j., Get. 10. Princeton de-
feateu LehIgh at fUottali here today by
a score OF 10 to nothing. 1t was practically
the first game If the season for the
visitors, and they made Il very good show
ing against the Tigers.
The Princeton line wus impossible to
the Lehigh backs. but the Tigers COLI
stantly 1T Lchirh line for gains. small,
however, owing To the t&ckling of Lehigl.
Princetuu's Lacks were slow with the
exception of Rciter, who played a quick,
nara game. The puntiug ii 10th fullnacks
was not especially kicking one.
Church uiu far the best work fer Prince
ton. playing everywhere. and with a dash
that was astonishing. All three touch
ward ft,,ihall. and every inch "f the ground
was stoutly contested by the opposing
teams. The lineup was as follows:
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Relay Race to Washington.
Especial to The Tines }

tSpeCldi 10 Iut lEHts'I
Rockville. Nd, oct. 1O.-A bicycle relay
race between teams of five men each, rep
resenting Sandy Springs and Woodsiae,
took place yesterday. The Route was be-
tween Ashton, one mile east of Sandy
springs, TO Washington and return-round
trip distance, thirty-four and one-half
miles.
The start was made at Ashton by the
Woodsiders, at p: M, and the Sandy
Spring men left at 2:30 p. m
The Woods!de rider crossed the line on
his return trip at Al 1:O5, completing
the found trip in two hours, eleven mIn-
utes, and five seconds.
The Sandy Springs rider came in at
4:41:31. making the round trip in two
hours, eleven minutes, and tmrty-one sec
onds, thereby losing the race by twenty
six seconds.
The riders who took part in the race
were: For Woodside, Gibbs, Morriss. Viii
son, NJ ana, Kee, and Kaufman. For
Sandy Springs, F. Cooke, G. Cooke. King
GipiD, and Harlan. The Officers were:
Starter, II. II. Miller; timer, Alban Hrooke;
timer at washington, j. =. Stabler.
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Yale.
QUAKERS SHOW IMPROVEMENT.
Had NJ Difficulty In Defeating Strong
Dartmouth Team.

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. l0.-Peunsyl-
wanna defeated the strong Dartmouth Col.
lege football team this ufterloOn by the
score of Ii io o.
PENNSYLVANIA failed 10 Score in the first
hall. but in the second carried the TAN over
the line for three touciduwEs. from two
of which goals were kicked. Dartmouth
played "A Plucky defensive game but was
utterly unable To advance the ball against
the Quakers stonc-wall opposition.
Pennsylvania 5 game showed hluch i'm
pruycincnl hi lash auu offensive play over
The game with the cadets Oh Wednesday
The Y uakers bucked tie line ficrccly and
carried The ball down the field almost al
will.
he team still funlhles the ball. and TO-DAY Y
lost two and probably three tUuchdowns
by This Kind OF nhispiays III the first half
The interference showed Improvement,
but is still Il long way off from what ii
should be. The lineup fellows:
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I .l,ipit,
Princeton.
CORNELL SCORED 4s.
Western Reserve Team Failed to Tally
Against the Ii hacaus

Ithaca NY, ,Oet.l0.-The Western Reserve
UDiversity's football team received a
crushing defeat at the hands of Cornell
today, the score being Cornell, "a; Western
Reserve, o. The game was decidedly one
sided all the way through, the Westerners
very seldom being. allowed the bali and
Being clearly outclassed, Cornell being
unch heavier than her opponents. Capt.
Beaciam played a star game and retired
at tn conclusion of the first half, Deer ta king
his place.
Cornell was much at fault in goal kick
ing. six goals being missed. Willett
tried three unes and failed. Fennell kicked
four times out of seven.
The only players on the Western Reserve
team WHO put up good game were Gay
lord and Ammon. These two didOeone
fine tackling. Following is the line up:
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southern Cannot Purchase It.

Columbia, s. c., Oct. 10.-In accordance
with the constitutional provision pro-
hibitng one road from urthaSng Within
the limits of the State of South Carolina
a parallel line, the attorney general of
the State has written MeSSrS. Ryan and
Thomas. requesting them to furnish the
State Railroad Commission with evidence
that i'll he purchase of the Port Royal
road they are not acting for the Southern
Railroad
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iinllauflnf
Central
wINNERS AT CHESS.
Result of the Fifth Round of the
International Tournament,

Budapest, Oct. ls.-Thc results of the
fifth round OF the International Chess Mas
tcrs' tournament played in this city today
Were us follows:
Walbrodt beat Janowski in Ruy Lopcz
aficr 81 moves, Marco beat Charousek in "A
Kings Gamhit, declined. after ia moves.
Ills Dury beat Nca in Dutch game after
23 moves, Winawcr beat lopiel IN u French
defense afser 54 moves, Maroczy beat
Tarraschin a Queen Gambit de clined. after
AZ moves, Ainn teat Schlechter in Queens y
Gamtit declined, after fl moves; Tscliigurin
had Il bye.
Aprcuued are the scores OF all the COM
Uc;iIorS nm TO date.
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Cardinal Satoli Entertained.

Highland Falls, n. Y, Oct. 10. Cardinal
SattI.l arrived mere toCay Ivy SpecIai train
ana is the guest of Rev. Father 0'Keefe.
Immediately upon his arrival he was CON
veyed to West Point, where he is being
entertained tonight by CCl. Ernst, super1n
tenuent Of the military academy, and the
officers ana ladies' of the post. Tomorrow
ut O'Clock he will say mass at the
Church OF the sacred Heart in this village,
ana at 8 30 will preach sermon to cadets
at West Point. Monday ]. p. Morgan Will
entertain the cardinal at his magnificent
summer residence, and at 4:30 o'clock
Monday afternoon he leaves by special
train for New York.
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BOTH SIDES PLEASED.
Democrnts and Republicans Alike
Tic ckI.dnt New York : Registration.

New York. Oct. 10. The chief topic of
conversation around political headquarters
today was the immense registration i'll the
City yesterday.
Chairman Elliot Danforth. nf the Demo-
cratic State committee, was very much
t.isits.I AI'i TN. increase IL tge lower GIS-
trictS of the city and said il was favor
able omen for the Democratic ticket.
Mr. Danfurth said he was receiving the
most favorable reports from all over the
State. and was growing every day more
confident that Bryan and Sew all would
sweep the State.
President Edw ard Lauterbach, of the Re
publican county committee, is also very
InIci pleased Nitn the bIg increase in tie
registration III the up-tOw districts. which
he regards as very favorable TO the sue
cess OF the Republican ticket.
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VENEZUELAN COMMISSION.
First Meeting Since the Summer Ad
journment Held Yesterday.

The Venezuelan Boundary Commission
held its HrsJ meeting yesterday Since the
summer Adjournment. All the members
were present The session, which occupied
the entire DAY, was devoted To the con-
siIeraliun of the reports presented. No
IIual decision. however, can be arrived at
until artcr the receipt OF the report now
being prepared by fraf. Burr. whose re-
turn from Europe is expected by the end
of this month.
The ueAL meeting of the commission will
be held on Wednesday. the 2Sth Instant,
at which time Prof. Burr is expected to be
present. and from that time on continuous
sessions of the commission will probably
be held until Il final decision is reached.
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WAR AGAINST THE WHITES.
Serious Race Trouble IL Feared in
Cnrrnll County. Mis-.

Grenada. Miss, Oct. 10.-The white pco-
pie OF Carrcl county are terribly excited
over the discovery of Il colored plot 10
fuauguraie war of eNterInination- Word
from CarrolIiou Is that letter was found
in the road addressed to a cOlored man,
which exposed The diabolical plot.
a secret society OF the latter race had
negotiated with the Winchester Arms Conf
pauy for large number OF rifles. and with
This they proposed to slaughter white inen.
wotnen and children. Several leaders
have teen arrcsteI ard the cNCIJcuUuI is
very intense. Further particulars are
auXiUusly awaited.
CarrUlilou is the home of Senator Money
number of colored people were killed
III riot there Few years ago ana bad
blood slill exists There is lO doubt that
the situation is now critical.
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New Steam ship Line Opened.

Galveston, Tex, Oct. 1O.-The Halle,
Che first steamer Of the North German
Lloyd line to ply between here and
the passa &c in eighteen days and seven.
teen hours. Her cargo of 22o tons en-
braces general merchandise. She brought
116 immigrants. AS the Halle Rounded
up to pier 10, she received quite an ova
tOn from the large crowd present.
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Dan Dempsey knocked Out,

Ottawa, Ont, Oct. .10.-Dan Dempsey of
Boston. and Jack Ryan of Chicago, were
billed to come together in Hull last night.
for fifteen rounds with gloves. They did
come together just once. 1t was in the
second round. and Then Dempsey wentdown
and out During the first round the men
danced aroun deach other and skipped all
over The RUG without striking blow,
A crowd OF 1900 persous, who paid TO
see the fight got their money back.
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Williams Wanted in the West.

Boston, Oct. 10.-ln response to press
fng teiegrams from james h. Jones, chair
Inan ut the Democratic national commit
tee, and ID. McConyille, ,chairma n of the COM
mi6Jee of the speakers of the national COM
mittee, respectively. asking for his service
in the West, George Fred Williams has
announced that he will cancel his sneak
ing engagements in Massachusetts, IN to
and including October "a The next two
weeks he will devote to such work west
of Buffalo as may be assigned him by the
national committee.
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seryant Heir to a Fortune.

Rochester, N. Y, Oct 1O-Mrs. orpha
Stearns, a domestic employed by Jerome
bly, heir to $500 900 fortune. Her
father, Nathan Latin, died recently in
California. Latin left Orleans county
thirty years ago, leaving two children,
William Latin, no " OF Buffalo, and Mrs.
Stearns. A letter hasbeen received from,
an agent of the estate, which sa Us Latin
left $S00,O0O in cash: and $10O,OOO in
reality, one-third Of, (which goes to the
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sAKsANDcoMpANY1S THE WEST
They Have Bought "The Model, q,
India m anoJis

They Have Bought THE Modei,, Il,
Indianapolis
ihdia annapolis, Oct. 1O.-It is rumured herr.
today that Saks X Co., mems and bors,
outIltters OF Washington, ID. c. Richnnnd
and Norfolk, Va. have purchased tho
Model, one of the largest and most popular
stores in This city TOmorruw's pa pers viii
make the announcements. II is understood
extensive alterations and improyerue nj, re
contemplated that will make tn,. Model
India na. ' III
A Times representative sought cunfjrma-
lion ,Sl OF ms dlspatch OF Mr.. lsadore SaSs,
tue resident partner OF Saks X Co. We
nave bousnt The Model Mr.. Saks saId
anu We take possession on Monday. We.
ndNe already given out contracts for some
very important changes In the exterior and
interior plan OF the store. It's an i'm
inense building, with frontage of eighty
Ilve Icet and Il depth OF two hundred but
We snail copy Some OF the improvements
recently mIde in our store here A perfect
business must have a perfect home, YOU
know, and our Washington store is a near
perfect as is possible. We shall put
saks x Company over the door in place Of
the Model For thirty years il has stocd
Tor all that is progressive and enterprising
and we don't think we need be ashamed
70 show our own colors in India M polls.
We feheve the saIne policies that have
been pursued here will win success there
ms DrancnlnS out Is going 10 lie a
good thing FOR our Washington patrons
it Will Increase our ability to handle
big quantities, and that means better
values ana lower prices for the consumer
We have got four stores now, and our
present manufacturing facilities are COM
petent to supply the needs of them all We
shall be wholesale retailers, giving our
patrons the benefit OF all the middle,inen's
profits We had that advantage n mind
when we were seeking another IOint at
W hich to establish ourselves
I'VE ire undoubtedly better equipped to
supply the demands ut the public han n oS5
any other retailers in the country and
we bring the full force of this fortunate
position to bear upon our daily selling
"lf the people OF Indianapolis treat us
as generously as our Washington friends
are doing and have done for thirty years.
we certainly shall have no cause to regret
this step We have taken"
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Committed Arsonto Aid Robherr

ST. Johns, n. F., Oct. 1G.-During "a fire
in the custom hous. here last Monday " hiCh
for i time it was thought would destroy
the whole building, there was much cN-
citement. Today 1t Was discovered that
during the confusion of the fire betw cen
$4,000 and $4,000 was stolen 1t is
believed that the culprit is one OF the
Officials OF the customs department, and
that he started the fir. in order To peTpc-
trate the robbery without suspicion falf
ing upon him.
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AustrsIlan Cricketers won,

Chicago, Oct. 1O.-The match between
the Australian eleven aud the Wanderers
team was ended today, the visitors VIM
ming by an inning and thirty.seven runs.
Tonight the Australian cricketers left for
San Francisco, where they will take the
steamer to New Zealand.
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Allowed to U Sc the Name.

Columbus, o., Oct 1O.-The Secretary OF
State today oyerruled the protest of the
ticket 20 the Australian ballot-under the
name National Democratic party" The
protestOTs claim an exclusive right to the
word ''Democratic,'' but III this they were
not upheld by the State supervisor Of
elections
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Fusion Is in Sight.

Indianapolis, Oct. 1O.-The Democratic
Legislative committee, which met here this
afternoon, developed the first decisive
steps toward fusion with the POpulists in
Indiana. The latter were given two ot
the five nominations, but the men sug
gestcd by the Populists were not accepted,
Allen Heitshue and Charles SchoT,eitI,
straight fusion Populists being nominated
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MADE BY A FLUKE

In the second half Maynard made
brilliant run Of twenty-five yards t. Yale's
twenty yfiyc-yard line. forcing Ydie's full
back TO punt out. Yale's last touchdown
Was made by Chamberlain by IL fluke AS
the praiS; tea IA tnouSnt tiiiit ,na u:til Was
not in play The Umpire. how ever ruled
that IL was. Chaunccy missed ronl
The final score vas Yale, ,; Orange, o.
The lineup Was as follows:
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supposed hank Robber Captured.

Kansas City, No. oct. 1o..A special
from st. Joseph, No, says: Sheriff An
driano believes he has, one of the robbers
WHO looted the bank AT sherburne. MINI.
lie was taken frorh q Burlington train
today by deputy sheriffs.. Theman Offered
the deputies were too quick for him.
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New York, Oct. IU.-The iury in the
trial of Thomas Lynch, for the murder
OF his wife. Annie, on June 10 last, which
retired yesterday afternoon, announced
to Justice Sniyth, in the criminal bra nch
of the. supreme court. late this AFTERNOON.
that they were unable to agree upon q
verdict. nd they were discharged 1t was
'saidthatthe jury stood to for acquittal
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Alleged Embezzler Relen sed.

Baltimore. Nd, Oct. 10.-Merriweather II
Griffith. who was arrested here o week
ago charged with embeZZling $4,000
released from Jail today. Marshal Frey
received Telegram that noindictmentb had
been found by the grand jury of Boston.
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Fiye.Mile RECORD Lowered.

Chicago, Oct. 1O.-At the Garfield Park
cement track this evening James Michael.
the Welshman. lowered the American five
tance in $50. He was paced by two
quads and triplet. John s. johnson
rode a quarter of n mile in E3 seconds.
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Had byes in previous rounds

Totul number oil eamps Won, 80; lost, 80;
total games TO be played, As.
The pairing for The skin round, to lie
pla yed Monday follows: MarOcZy VS.. Albin
lopicl VS. Tarrasch: Noa VS. Winawer; Marco
vs. PilIsbury; Janowskivs Charousek: 1 schi-
corin VS. WaIbrodt; Schlechter has u bye.
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For BegiuHers.. +.

Inycntor-l'm working on cycloineter-
Frieud-What is the special feature?.n.
Iuvcntor-It rcgistersthe number Of times
YOU all-puck
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Iir Iffs. : a y
Making His Mark.

She-Have you, heard, that our, minister
is to be tried for heresy?
Ho-Yes, It Is quitera distinetion Tor so
Young n man. Brooklyn Life.
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Dartmouth.

touchuowns Woodruff. 2. Missed goals
from touchdowns Woodruff. Referee
Corbin, Y ale. Umpire Williams, Yale
Linesman-OrbiSon, Pennsylvania. Tine
20 minute halves. Attendance-3, 800.
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ON OTHER GRIDIRoNs.

Lancaster, Pa, Oct. 1O-Franklin and
Marshall, 4; Haverford, 4.
Providence, R. 1, Oct. 1O.-Brown. A;
Amherst, q.
State College, Pa. Oct. 1o.-state Col
lege, S; Dickinson, o.
wlliamstown, Mass. Oct 10 Williams.
4; Colgate, o. cor.
Middletown, Conn, Oct. 1O.-WesIeyan,
IL; Worcester Tech, 4.
Brunswick, Me-, Oct. 1O.-Bowdoin, 4;
Tufts, o.
Boston, Oct. 10.-Hnrvard, 1s; Newton
Athletic Association, 0.
,Providence. R. l., Oct. 1O.-Brown, "A;
A; Colgate, o.
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a wrinkle on the annual high school foot
hall chumnionship

ball championship.
TINS contest always lies between the
Central and Eastern. Yesterday Central
was defeated by Gauliadet "A 10 u. A
week ago tile Easterns lost to the same
Gaulladci team by only To q. The lin. up
OF the two teams W as follows:
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Brunswick. Ne, Oct. 1O.-Bowdoin, 4;
TufftS o.
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Boston, Oct 10.-Harvard, 1S; Newton
Athletic Association, O.
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Middletown, Conn, Oct. 1O.-WesIeyan,
IL; Worcester Tech, 4.
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Murder Jury Could Not Apree

Will!amstown, Mass. Oct. 1O.-williams
4; Colgate, o.
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williamstown, Mass, Oct. 10 Williams,
4; Colgate, o. a"n
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Providence, R. l., Oct. 1O.-Brown, "A;
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State College, Pa, Oct. 1o.-State Col
lcge, s.; Dickinson, O.
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Providence, R. l., Oct. 1O.-Brown. a.;
Amherst, Is.