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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-02
IRRITABLE women
Should be Pitied - Not Blamed =
Men Don't Understand How They
Suffer When They Cry, "Oh, Don't
Speak to Me-"

All manner of eX avdgant expressions are possible when a woman's
nerves are OyerWrougut.
The spasm at the top of the wind pipe or bronchial tubes, "all
rising in the throat" violent beating of the heart, laughing and crying
by turns, muscular spasns Throwing the arms about frightened by the
most insignificant oCcurencpS-a al all symptoms of u historical condi-
ton and serious arrangement Of the female organs.
ANY female complaint may produce Mysteries, which must be re-
garded as q symptom only. The cause, however, yields quickly to
Lydia r.. Pinsham's Vegetable Compound, which acts at once upon
the organ afflicted and the nerve centres, dkpeling ehectually all those
distressing symptOms.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-02

Thursday night Albuquerque vas
visited by a heavy downpour Of rain,
and at the same time the Sandla
mountains we're covered with a thick
layer Of snow. all Of which was gladly
welcomed by the residents OF this
section.
Passengers coming in from Arizona
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-02
MERCHANT.
chamberisin's Cough Remedy In
Chjcauo.

Hisgen Bros, the popular South
Side druggists, corner 69th street and
Wentworth avenue. say: I'VE sell a
great deal Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and find that 1t gives the
most satisfactory results. especially
among children for severe colds and
Group" For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-02

j. l.. skinner. of Chicago, Is a re.
cent arrival in this city and contem-
plates remaining In the territory and
to that end Is looking for n suitable
location for a general merchandise
buginpeg
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-02
To Cure n Couoh

Stop coughing. as 1t irritates the
lungs and gives them no chance to
heal. Foley's Honey and Tar cures
without causing a strain in throwing
on the phlegm like common cough ex.
p~ectorants. Alvarado Pharmacy.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-02

King Edwards life has been in
sured for $1,000, 900 until after the
cremation. II Is a cinch that the kipy
will not die II the insurance compan-
les can help II.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-02

Las Vegas is assured OF an electric
street railway. The company that in
tends to build the line has deposited
a $4,000 forfeit with the city author.
tiles.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-02
ALBUQUERQUE AND JEMEz SPRING
TAG

STAGE.
Leaves from Trimbie's stables every
Tuesday M Saturday at 8 o'clock q
N. Only line with a change OF stock ~
route through in a day. Bath house open
all the year. Fine winter resort. Tick
cts for sale by w l.. Trimble & Co, Al.
buquerque. ]. b.. BLOCK, Prop.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-02

Special prices this week on under.
wear at the Economist.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-02

| VhNtsEG which wNlbep hi oRnyp a0nw who cm ind that the amye t~timonl letter.
/ uh.1}blttE arc not genuine or were published befrso obtaining the writer's Especial per
/ VOSVV mission, IydI " PnLham MsdGinsC To-. ynn Mass
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23

bringe aornet iii Den Snon. Neo
bore itore Sfibe Tam pi Iepere bet !
BORT Mrtbur for minore eno 30
Gents for 100 Tnno. Get er ocrfor
fart, at life meget aorn Fan nnn
Tort Irtbnr ira RiisInno, og 81 oil
bope anIeoning til at bringe renne
SanoeIspare mo / Sibirien, bpis Ri
enffer."
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ern og Hortbern Eacific 9nnpffibs-
inner bliue opereret uben &ipnin5,
naar De ferites er iaa meset itsrre
emo ben iioitn9pnte 2inies2" blap
Scr. Sin ipirgt.
Ger bill life blipe nogen %onife-
ligbeo," iagoe Wr. Sill; "Se to 9om.
panier arbeioer / Sormoni. Ger or
grng for aIe Sfibene, boaoe De itore
be imaa. De mrnbre fan i9ttes /
forifie[iee SHUTTER, bpor De biz gjsre
affurat ligeioa GOD Sieneite iom De
iterre." !.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23
quiet pe Aickkrurt.
gssietui al en- traita SasmoSsr
Gladbcrrp Sbprteafr.

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eoot; iaa bar man "a Sop prtloeriie.
ret Suffer / % piifer oct I'll Get err
ganife bpiot. "a Stop @ieI iieteS
me6 en- Sbeife 9ating gorpOer % rs.
res oerpnn / gesgeblonoinsen, iii.
iioit bar man 4 itippiifeoe seggebpi.
Scr l. % b9l0er Oerpaa Rsren op /
TO ~pelimurte 2aper.5ins, % iiegcr
benz 20 Wtinuter. De i1ttes tiliioe
ior al a%itisles. Iaar De er foI0e
imsrer II poo Dem ieIeenSe "IRe.
ringue": A 9%esaebuioer piifes, til
be er aloeIes itioe, oeri rsres Itot eff.
ter Iiot A Spiieifeer pulperiieret
Suffer % iaa ptifer man Oct isien,
til bet er iaa itipt at man fan bpqlpe
5a6et, bpori bet er piffet irben at
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23
Sornuftiet at flute.
&aic bcfommer iomme Ienueifcr
pel, men life ale.

&affe bar hos min Snigerisn be.
pirfet aualme os Smerter / Iapen
og llnherlipet.
Spao mig ieIp anguar, iaa fan lea
life britfe aafie uoen at bore util.
pos eiterpua % min II aar eanle
Ssn fif GpSpepiia al aaiieSrifuins.
Sor nosle Iaaneoer iioen iIutte.
DC ri aue nieb &aneen % bar iiben
briiet Yoitm 5000 Coffee.
gnhoer al os or blet iuloit9,oia
belbreoet for DC Snoer, hi pIaseoes
meo, % ri err sonife natirliet iprise
Genner al Yoinim. Seq bar prspet
fcrifiellisc Waaoer at lape Den paa,
men Der er insen iaa 900 iom al isl.
&c aupisniugen nsie; % oa iaar ri
en- oeilis Srif." Irs. ". 9. Ioub.
10, S31 2pnn st.. WoIben, Masi.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23
Dill life tiliics.

Iu~toriteterne bar iorisgt al boer.
be Mtotroier iii SIaooen i Spoita.
terre; men oet aif life. Sorerebe
StuterS 0ompifib IlparaNo rci;te
M Tor at fna Golf pna apiter ~
Spo. % @oro-GaroIina % boIot iig
Der en- goo Shmo; Heiultote. par.
al Set maatte penoe MOREOVER igien
meo uiorrettet Sag % iiben prone
6eItet REQ ACKNOWLEDGMENT meo
Smegn boor oct fiji Sisiolf NOT.
alnaraoo Iaa / Spoen / ier Tiger
% lit fun 46 Maun. gnore Soer.
oingsmaaoer, iom iorisstes, iIos %.
ian fell.
Man ianot, at SpoitatSfoItene
bar li9eaploise. tpertimoo bpao man
tGafte, oe al &c ioretraf al bli. biem.
FOR al iepe paa isbe Eoteter %
'piIee ger. iom en- Officer ia.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23
Rap-2lmber -Serniten

Sar OIL 1eI no9en gad og rp8e pan
en- Cigar uoen at bioe | ben, men iite-
oct bibe / en- gul "Yinbe," / bpis ne.
oerite @noe ben er itlffet ino? gel,
% bar on let Rap, iom gngelIfmPn.
oene falber Imber, Spiferne Bern.
item. Sine Snaooer ~foripnes ogiau
meb Iunoitpffer al Hap. Oesitoen
bruges Hap til Smpffer, % / Den
mubammeoanlfe 8erben er Get meget
efteripurt, forbi oct ipiler en- &oae
peb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. til Wteffa.
s Slbtioen bapoe Hap ct fort yin
iom 29eemiobel, flint Oct bar en-
Snbbiloning, % Ssniferne % @rG-
ferne reiite Den ldnge Bel ira Miobels
baoet op til Horoisen og inb | Otter.
lpen for at foa fat / oct. Wprfelig
NOT bar Dor me 0ripfraft, gIeftrici-
teten, iauet fit Naon al oenne Cub
itans. Boa 8rpif fables nemIig
&ao gleftron, % man Ia tiolig
Wprfe til, at Oct giper @niiter fra
Jig, naar man gniber Oct.
De lRroe tiger, al Hop life err an-
bet END apae eler Sarpir al ct Srr,
iom ooffte pna forifielige Steoer /
europa; men engang / ben graa
Olotib innf Soroen, bporpaa bisie
SrGpr itob, moer Sapflabefl, og Hi
ifpaer Sanet &paen op al iig ieIp,
eler MAJ graper Den msilommelig
frem, / ben ~ieneite Sib paa iamme
Sis, iom man grader @lilo.
Tap iinoes bopebiageiig paa ocn
p~reusitife apit peo G1terisen. Den
er her gul oa giennemiigtig, % Ben
forefommer / ben bIoo Sorb unoer
Giterisens Speil. Men Iap finoes
ooiaa / belle Huslnnb Iigefra oct Tor.
te % fuipi'fe Sap til Den norblige
Del al llroI % peitoper til aarpa.
tberne, lipeleoes langs belle Otter.
ioen / Spoiperige, 0anmarf % paa
Gnglanbs 2itfpit. Snotil Sluttcn
al oct fsrite Iarbmoreoe eiter Sri.
inns bar Den friiiife apit peo Noro.
ieen BET iornemite sSinoeiteo for Hao.
Si bar Eaoet at taffe for, at &c pl.
ore grGife % romerife @eogrofer
omtaler 0e noroiife 9anoe. Teiienoe
&iebmGno, iom bar noe efter oct
rare, guile, siennemiietige Gleftron
Map) fortalte ON De iierne Steber,
Dc beisgte, % De ~unberIiee Soif, Be
meote oeroppe, 90 man bsrte poa Sc.
res 6ortGllinger iom poo Clipper.
biitorier, men fanot Oct BOG luna.
gen pnrb at neotegne Dem.
Get itsrite Stpffe Hap. ion biotil
er fomnnet for 0aaent blep i 1860
futoet peb &ammin / Tommern.
Oct peier 26 Yunb % opbepares i el
Wuieum / Berlin. I9rbien oeraf
iPttes til 5000 Dollars. : Dor
Sio forbruges ourlis Hap, iom / raa
SiI'tano foiter ira 100000 til
$750,000. SalooeIeu hernf forar.
beibeS til Bibemrrtoitpffer % Cigar.
holoere. Sopeofeoet for oenne Sst-
oiiitri err 0ien. Spiflano, napnlia
/ Gansie, Stolp, Berlin % @ormS.
forarbeioer man Hap iier til Smpf.
for
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23

Oct ri,aare llbbptte at Sperpinger
| Spoen bar paafnloenoe for Seof.
ficcrcrne. s andre Dele at 2anoei
er bet let at faa GoIf til GLADDEN.
9eb Coeliesftationen | Netpport, er
Der MI 1000 unegutter, % ale Be
fprmmeligbeber er fuIbpnffebe.
Der en- en- flor Sorffjei melem Sp.
BEN oa Norben ogiaa ! bette Taunft.
Ran unOrer fig, men glemmer, at
Spoen life er befolfet at Snoparore.
re fra 1pffInnb os De norbiffe Riger
/ europa. Get err bisfe Snboan-
brere eaer Conner at benz, ioV bill.
Zig laoer fla bperpe baabe til 5luabe
% Scr. 3ette er amerifanerne
enonu life fuIot opm9rfiomme paa,
eler De laoer, iom De life Ter oct.
S Nenport ifal garafferne uopi.
oes, ioa De fan al Blabs I'll 5000
2pregiitter. Stntionen oil oerpeo
I ut Slags bli Den iterite | Veroerl.
Rear aorniral Gronninfbielb bar
ben, iom rnaoebe Slaaoeminiiter
Gong iii at ieribe Iloarabo neo til
Spoen for at bperpe Warinere, 90
ban ipnes MI, oct er rart, at oct git,
iom oct gift. Hitpel, 9uren bar en-
29repenge. De inbfsote amerifa.
mere, bporaf mango err &nopnotb.
fit her meo egne Zine ie, at De
Dele at 2nnoet, bpor 9efolfninsen
err rent amerifanif, life err iaa bill
lige til at gisre fine 9srn til SPore-
lanosforiparere iom be 0ele, boor
gefolfninaen er blnnoet meo Sno.
portbrere ira Worbeuropa. =
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-23
GIenwooo Meaoetnp

or GU luthelf Stole neo almiHoelige Sarins
Sfplen bar opgtise 9Grere. Setprereu.
DR.. q. @isriet, bar Here aars griarns iom
Serer ree Somnerrtoierue. Teachers
Institute | @Ienwopo, 9eiuu, erflrreoe ON
BAN:
We have recognized in DR.. Gierset a
rare. scholarly and digniied man, whose
teachings are always e~levating and
systematic"
Seno eiter aaialos,
@lenwoob Neaoemp
,2b6 @lenwoco, Ysinn.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
WUliana
NAVY, 16: INDIANS, 5.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

IBF TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNEl
Annapolis. Nd. Nov 9.-The naval cadets played
good offensive game this afternoon, and defeated
the Carlisle Indians by Of Is to 3 The Ind
ians tore the cadets line to pieces In the first half
and scored touchdown. while the cadets did not
make point However, In the second the navy
boys braced up and scored three touchdowns from
one of which q goal was kicked. Fumbes ruined
the Indians chances throughout the game though
they had much the best OF it on gains through
the line.
The navy opened by Belknap kicking to Johnson
VINO ran back twenty yards before he was tackled
AT once the Indians began the attack on the navy
line, and rarely failed to gain from three to twelve
yards. Williams and Phillips were the best gain
ers for the red men, and they would sometimes go
twelve yards right through the navy with half
the opposing team hanging them Within forty
yards of the goal the Indians executed a double
pass In the most exact sIyla and Johnson ran for
Inc Whoie remaining distance for a touchdown
The goal was missed Tine cadets started the next
naH ny SrTasSburger running back the Indians
kickon nifty yards II seemed encourage the
Annapolis men,. for they made good gains after
bed behind the line and Read fell on the ball be-
hind the line scoring touchdown Belknap kicked
the goal. The navy scored two more touchdowns
by hard work. The cadets VINO scored the touch
cadets scored their last touchdown the Indians lost
a fine chance to tie the Johnson. who had
yard run, and fumbled when he tackled five
yards from the cadet goal. II was the general YER
dict that the two opposing teams were well matched
indeed. and but for or two costly fumbeS and
different Carlisle was especially good on helping
the runner, and it's linesruen generally
perior those of the navy Captain Wheelock did
not play, and Johnson ran the team in skifu
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
WILLIAMS, II; WESLEYAN, 5
IBy TELEGRAPH 20 THE TpTBUNE.I

tBY TELEGRAPH 20 TRIBUNE1
Middletown, Conn. Nov. 9-Wesleyan de-
feated in the first Of the championship games by
Williams College by the score of II to 5. The
game was spectacular and exceedingly exciting
from start to finish The Williams players in
better physical condition than the members of the
home team, several Wesleyan players having to
leave the game from sheer exhaustion.
The first of Wiiliams's due to trick
play early in the first halt. by which Watson
skirted Weseyans left end for 15-yard run and
touchdown. Watson also kicked easy goal On
the second kickoff. after few short gains through
the centre. Watson again got around the end for
forty-fve yards. Peabody gained five more. bring
ing the ball to within three yards OF Wesleyan's
goal line, where the ball lost tumble.
After gaining the required distance twice Corsaden
punted the ball to the centre of the field. After
series of fumbles Williams finally secured ball
at the centre of the field, and by steady plunges
and another doubles pass which resulted in forty
yards. the ball was pushed for second
touchdown Watson failed to kick the goal The
half ended with the score II to in favor of VIII
iams In the second half Wesleyan started off
with rush, and succeeded in getting the ball on
Willitmss 2o-yard line. where Captain InglIs
dropped pretty goal from the field. This the
only score in the half Neither goal was seriously
threa he
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
PRINCETON'S ATTITUDE TOWARD GLASS.
SHE WILL NOT PROTEST AGAINST HIS
PLAYING WITH YALE BUT DOES
NOT APPROVE IT.

princeton \ 7 Nov. s-In view OF the fact
that misleading reports have gone out from New
Haven regarding Princeton's attitude toward the
question the eligibility of Glass. the Yale suaro'
Manager Robert C. Gordon of the Princeton team
has given out the following statement 10 ihe
Princeton Alumni Weekly:
The in 4e daily press of certain I6 ea
team and also misrepresenting Princeton In nsF
IN o the the neeton h1 Fooba to
state the facts in the case and to give frllcee eeon
position as MAINTAINED since the QUESTION nskeS for
Murray Hin I'H Hotel NeW-York and was attended
versities: George Stillman. head Goach, ana MAJ MAJ
Langdon Lea. head coach, and Manager =. GOT
don. of the Princeton association e Ihe In ths
particular rules concerning the case belng as iol-
.:Rule No s-Yale eligibility rules for students
No man who has attended recitations or lectures
in other college or university sha os tion of
TO represent university athletic ass9clataon 3t
Yale until he has been enrolled In Yale orilverslts Sly
year has been a bona fde student OF Aaie- Uni
versity.' ,,..-...o- g.,
uJtv committee on outdoor sports-Students enter
ing Princeton from other colleges shall not oecon1 M
eligible to membership in university teams unt
they have been in residence for one academic
that Class would not h be Eass Wa y
eeoe eheY hd to not pIay IN the
Granting that the Yale men nksinterpreted the
made by af po
ton explained at length to Yale and IN man
Princeton left the Interpretation of the rules and
the administration Of them to the fale auinoIlz
ties and stated that Glass would not be protested
in case Yale decided to play him. This does not
mean that Princeton acknowledged Yale,s right to
play Glass On the contrary, Princeton holds that
the Yale rules determine mans rights at New,
Haven and Prncetons rules at Princeton r, and
does not understand how. under those rules. CLASS
is permitted to play
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
LAFAYETTE. IL: BROWN, 6.

Providence. r. l.. Nov. Sin the best exhibition
of football seen in Providence this season Lafay-
cite defeated Brown to-day by the score OF II to
Brown played a spirited game from beginning to
end the stopping the visitors tandem and line
charging plays time and again. Brown also had
the visitors the defensive than half the
time. She made her touchdown before the ball
had been in play four minuss. and held Lafayette
the defence until the end OF the half. when
the visitors braced and went through the line for
repeated gains to touchdown The visitors made
their second touchdown after fifteen minutes of
seesawing up and down the field. Their
also made by repeated gains through the line Bates
fullback. and Schwinn left end on the Brown team.
both played good game. and Bachman and Cure
did good work for Lafayette
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
CORNELL. 80; LEHIGH. o.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l


ithaca n Y Nov 9-Cornell defeated Lehigh
on Percy Field to-day by the score of 80 to 0.
Only few times and then only on the defence.
did the visitors make much of a showing. Cornell,
on the other hand, played team of substitutes.
and there were brilliant individual plays.
. Coach George Foster Sanford of Columbia watcher
the game from the side lines. while big Pop
Warner the Cornell captain in New York
watching Columbia's game Cornelfs score was
made up of five touchdowns. three goals and a
safety Finucane. quarterback. was Cornells act
ing captain
Iehigh in the first half had the west goal with
the wind Collins kickoff for Cornell after
award toss returned by Fuller of Lehigh Fnu
cane made pretty but fumbled. Lehigh got
the ball but lost 1t downs, Gains for Cornell
~, Shepard and Coffin including pretty of
fifteen yards by the latter. brought the ball 70
I,ehigh's 25-yard line. The visitors here made a
vigorous defence. small gains carried the ball
forward and Shepard made the touchdown on a
5yard plunge around right end Coffin missed the
goal
r,nniug I'D twenty yards. Coffin and Torney failed
to gain and the ball Corneus 30-yard line went
IN Iehigh for off side play. Fuller fumhed and
Finucane fell on the ball on the 20-yard line Coffin
ff,1mbed and Hunt OF Cornell. started for touch
down with a free field. Hs was called back. how
or of side play Con Shortly after I5 ran
brought the leather to Lehighs 9o-yard line 1t
was then worked three. four and i've yards at
time for the second touchdown; Twice. however,
Lehgh repulsed line plunges. The score was made
by Shepard. and Coffin kicked hard goa: ,x
The main eat re, Of a dss soa pe q the
line The kick we'll blocked by Cornell, and
Kent got the ball.
made forty yard run by clever lodging to Lehighs
yard line. Hunt got eight yards through centre
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
Indiana.
YALE. 'o5, II; PRINCETON, '05, o.


New-Hayen Conn. Nov. 9--The Yale freshmen
essIv showed their superiority the Princeton
freshmen this afternoon Yale Field by defeating
them in a prettily contested game by the score Of
II TO O. Yale made a touchdown in each half by
heavy line work Yale's back field being much su-
nerior to that of Princeton. White OF the
Yale freshmen eleven. proved himself coming
Yale punter bv kicking seventy-three YARDS with no
wind once and consistently doing fifty-ive yards
King and Roper. of Princeton. put up excellent
rames as did Hare, Farmer. Owsley and BisseL, of
Yale and ILLS and Wea therhead of Princeton.
Yale opened the ball after the KICKOFF by rushing
+ha Princeton freshmen straight tie field for
ninety yards to touchdown. without making a
sIin Farmer went over the line OwSley next ran
fnrtv wards around end but Yale lost the ball for
holding at the centre of the field King then made
rem wards through right tackle. but Roper fumbled
and Yale rushed the visitors for twenty five yards
q IN the second half Princeton picked up their
attack and Yale had hard work to hold them
Down Ropers try for goal Yale's 20
vard line was poor, and White kicked seventy
three yards. Yale then began tireless attack on
touchdown by Farmer. TIE lineup:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
EXETER. 5: ANDOVER q

Exeter. n. H. Nov. Sin the annual football
game between Phillips Exeter and Phillips Andover
academies this afternoon. Exeter won by q score of
to 0. the score being decisive however as the
contest was by no means one-sided as the result
would indicate. Wretched tumbling of punts hv
the back field and holding on offside play by the
lirenen, when the team was time and again swesn
ing Andover down the field, ruined Exeters chances
for piling up total which would represent ~
true difference in strength between the two eeyens
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
MICHIGAN, q; OHIO STATE O

Columbus. Ohio. Ncv. e.-The strong Michigan
team ran up only q points. its smallest score of
the year. against the crippled Ohio State Univer-
city eleven here to-day. Three touchdowns
made in the part of the first half after Ohio
had successfully defended her goal line fer nearly
twenty minutes. Two We're ea-ned by hard line
bucEing, while the third result OF a forty
f1ve-yard by Heston. Mic .igan mad trouble In
scoring in the second haiI. and the ball
in territory for the last fifteen minutes OF play
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
DARTMOUTH %; UNIV. OF VERMONT. O.

Hanover ~ H., Nov. 9-Dartmouth defeated the
University OF Vermont team this afternoon % to 0
in a game abounding in good and bad football.
Vermont held Dartmouth well in the first half.
although all the play IN Vermont's territory.
Petteson's sixty yard run gave Dartmouth a touch
down. In the second half Dartmouth scored touch
down on the kick off and two by good straight
football. Vermont gained hek distance only once
during the game. being forced to punt repeatedly
Dartmouth's offensive work was excellent and her
defensive work much better than week ago
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10

and two more for the touchdown. Coffin kicked the
goal. The safety made after an exchange OF
punts. Coffin from midfeld kicked the ball nisn
In the air Cornell had the wind this half and the
bali landed near Lehighs, goal Parsons caught caught
and thrown back Of the line.
Hunt and a H Warner made the two other
touc chdowns Lueder kicked Of the goals. Lehish
in this stage OF the game made her only drst down
he lineD.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
HAMILTON, II; COLGATE. O.

Hamilton N. Y. Nov. 9.-The football game
played Whitnan Field to-day between Hamilton
College and Colgate University witnessed by
a large crowd and by Hamilton by the
score of II TO 0. Colgate outplayed Hamilton dur
ing the early stages of the game but lost her ad-
vantage by fumbling at critical moments
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
NORTHWESTERN. 6: CHICAGO, g.

chicago Nov. 9.-With desperation 0oi-
Gears Of rivalry. Chicago and Northwestern u-
versities battlod on gridiron to-day. ano ,ss
out with honors practically even aitho"s
score was: Northwestern. 6; Chicago O. ..-s
In the first half Johnson. OF Northwestei".s a
through right tackle and went Iort! -L,,,sos
touchdown following with a goal kick r-rs-
ecore was gained in the second hall Nne1N 1North-
wortL kicked goal from the field rro"
Westerns 30-yard line.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10

So,avar and Kitte's attempt 1T field goal We,, ~
Vie SweeIey easily excelled the OHIO oachS "
puntinG. and gained many yards on eAchaii7-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
TRINITY, 16; n Y. UNIVERSITY. <

Hartford. Conn. Nov s.~Trinity defeated New
York University At football. l6 to s. this afternoon
New-York scored on Trinity for the first time IN
the history OF the two institutions. Connolly left
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10

tackle of the visiting eleven, kicked splendid goal
from the 40-yard line. Captain HENDERSON, OF lfih-
ty also kicked goals from the field
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10

For other gports see tenth pa&s3