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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-13
FOOT BALL, RACING
AND OTHER SPORTS

ed the career of the Buff and Blue during
the present season did expect the onense
to be better. The record Of Coach Bar
nard at Harvard has demonstrated that the
former gridiron warrior of the Crimson
knows how to coach foot ball team OF
the first caliher. but with the squad of
the Buff and Blue Barnard seems to have
as yet been unable to perfect the interior
ence and offensive play.
The receipts of the game were large. and
the management of George Washington
University after paying some debts which
were standing. has surplus on hand. The
next game which will the played by the
team will be with Western Maryland on
November 49, The game with Georgetown
University will come on the following Sat-
urday on Georgetown University Field. and
battle royal is expected On November
30 the contest with Washington and Lee
will take place in this city and should
prove interesting contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-13
ENGLISH BILLIARD RULES.
Recommendations Of the Subcommittee
Appointed to Take Up the Matter.

The subcommittee appointed by the Eng
lish Billiard Association to go into the
question of the rules governing the cham
pionship have made Recommendations to
the following effect:
Table makers shall tender to the billiard
association for supplying the table for the
championship match (the highest tender
not necessarily to be acceptedl, two-thirds
of the accepted tender to go to the players
and third to the billiard association be-
nevolent fund
The champion shall be presented with a
medal on the occasion of his first success,
and bars for his subsequent victories. There
shall be a trophy to be won outright by
four consecutive victories. OF six in all, II
held for three consecutive years. No men,
ton Is made Of the usual grant Of $500 a
year, which presumably is to be with
drawn
1t Is further recommended that life MEM
bership of professionals shall be abolished.
and that they pay an annual subscription:
also that 10 per cent OF the net profits Of
the association during the year be devoted
TO the proposed benevolent fund
&s -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-13

the boxer. took steps today to claim the
worlds heavyweight championship. from
which James J. Jeffries has voluntarily re-
tired Rubin announced that he has posted
500 forfeit with Al Smith TO box any man
who desires to take up his challenge. and
that If at the end of six weeks this offer re-
mains unaccepted he will claim the heavy
weight title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-13
BASKET BALL.
q and Team Defeated the Hiltons by
Score of 3S to 8.

The U and l Fraternity basket ball team
defeated the Hiltons by the score Of 50 to
8, in the hall of the former. The team
work of the U and 1 was fine. the guards
showing great improvement. Miles and
Reyes threw s and field goals respective
ly, for their team and Hodgson threw the
only goal for the Hiltons. Lineup:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-13
To Play Philadelphia Central.

The foot ball team Of the Central High
School of this city will play the team Of
the Central High School of Philadelphia
in that city Saturday. This is the first time
that the local school has met Philadelphia
High School on the foot ball field. though
1t has competed against the Quakers in
track sports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-13
Lesson Taught by Pennsy's
GridirOn War; Ors.
SPEED AGAINST BULK
BENNING TRACK IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION FOR OPENING DAY.
Eastern and Business Will Clash To-
morrow-Many Falls in Hunt
Match-Bowling Congress.

Two factors In foot ball-speed and STAN
ina-have superseded all others. Beef and
Drawn have been relegated to lesser con-
sIderatIon and the coming gridiron player
must be a fleet. hardy man, instead of a
towering and expansive mass of muscle.
1t is a transition In foot ball requirements
that has gradually developed, but the
pennsylvania Harvard game on Saturday
stamped a proof of its requisite value I'm a
team that aims for victory. Harvard, with
her mass of beef and Drawn. was played
to a standstill by Pennsylvania quick
stocky eleven. The Crimsons massive men.
relying on bulk and breadth OF chest for
fortress of defense and the force of weight
for offense, were left sprawling In their
tracks, while the swift Quakers played All
around them.
Time and again the Harvard center men
came tearing through the Quaker line ana
the Penn backs simply passed the Dali 20
edch other. In an instant the Crimson peer
was piled In heap on top of Folweii ana
Stevenson was tearing around the end as
fast as his legs could carry him.
But this was not the only way the qua
kers excclled. They were full OF energy
from start TO finish. while the Harvard
players weakened under their own weight.
Toward the end the Crimson became to-
tally exhausted. Much in the stamina ana
condition OF the Quakers must be attrib-
uted 10 PCnns peerless trainer, Mike Muir
fused sufficient lasting powers into that
fNfT How 1pH hull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-13
What Do You wantp

And what will you trade in for It? Adver.
tise your proposition in the Trade col.
umn of Sundays Star. 1c. q word. Mini
mum charge. 1Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-13
Denounced Foot Ball on Thanksgiving.

CHICAGO, November 12-Dr. Frank w.
Gunsaulus. In announcing to the Central
Church congregation yesterday that Thanks
giving services are to he held at the Audi
torium. took occasion to denounce the Gus
tom of playing foot ball on the day of
thanks. He said:
Let us combine the cross OF Christ with
the flag OF our country in the celebration
Of this day In an old-fashioned way. be-
seech you, each one of you, to be here and
by your presence set up protest against
the spirit of commercialism and frivolfty
that is becoming too prevalent on this holi-
day 1t may be some of you Will stay away
to attend the foot ball game.-that disgrace
to the history Of the day and spirit of
both by the preceptors and faculties OF our
schools and colleges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-13
ALLOWS MO DIcTArIoH.

William 9. Evans, New Umpire in the
American League.
&FIARON. Pa, Noyember 1S.--W1llian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-13
Penn Wants Harvard to Win.

Old Eli has been saying little this year.
but doing a whole lot AS matters now
stand, she has cause to chuckle, as she has
far the best record OF the Big Four. Penn
sy has clean score of victories with the
exception OF tie with Lafayette, and no
one would like TO see Yale beaten by Har-
ward as much as she, for she could then
claim the seasons honors.
This week the second of the big games
wiz be played. The Princeton Tiger and
the Yale Bulldog will clinch at New Ha-
Ven. Harvard viii meet the strong Dart
mouth team at Cambridge, Cornell and Co
lumbia Will clash at Ithaca. and Pennsyl-
vania VIII play Virginia at Philadelphia
On form the bulldog seems to have a
grip on the tiger. but Princeton never went
10 slaughter without struggle: Cornell.
through crossing the Tigers goal line,
seems TO have a shade on Columbia and
Penn has a promising victim in Virginia
but Harvard has task before her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-13

and after a consultation with Manager
Hanigan the final arrangements for the
contest were concluded. The management
OF Georgetown University has received no
notification OF the cancellation and believe
that the contest with Buckneu will b
called as scheduled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-13
Yale Used Light Men.

This same Murphy may be responsible
for the change to lighter men and speed
The idea is far from new. although only on
one occasion has it been factor In
championship team. That was when Chad
wick was captain of the Yale eleven that
swept everything before 1t, and Murphy
then at Yale, trained that team.
With Chadwick behind Yales line was 1T
tie Metcalf. They were the two smallest
halfbacks on college team of any import
Chadwick was small, but Metcalf was
smaller. Yet they were the whole thing
when il came to speed and wriggiing
through holes. They simply tied their
l;ulky opponents into knots with their ac-
1iveness. The value of such players was
shown then but 1t took Murphy to profit by
the experience and later use 1t at HarVard's
expense.
But Harvard supporters are wondering
now with good reason why Harvard neg
lected half of her best men in the Penn
sylvania game. On the side lines were
Wendell and Hanley, two backs who fought
against Pennsylvania and Yale last year:
Knowlton was not sent in TO play until
it was too late, and Leonard, who has put
up a splendid game behind the line all the
year, was not used. All these men were
i'll uniform and anxious TO get into the
fray, but others were given the preference.
Lockwood, a wholly inexperienced player
who had never been In the Harvard line
up before was used at fullback instead OF
Vne oder men. he Prayed NdTu afFi
ably. but he lacked the fine points of the
game that the others knew.
Lamson's Work Rankles.
But blunders are no excuse in foot ball.
She was beaten at the start. and at the
finish Of the game she wanted to win for
revenge. In the Penn lineup was LAM
son. whom she had protested to no avail,
and the b!tterest pill of all for her to swal-
low is that Iamson made both touchdowns
that won the game.
Harvard was not the only thing that was
shattered. and that was form But in the
other contests the results were generally
expected. Yale beat Brown but with the
smallest score the Blue has made this sea-
son. and It took her best backs. Morse,
Finn and Veeder, to run up that score Of
eleven points Princeton showed her ex
pected improvement and defeated Cornell.
The Ithacans' bulk, that was overcome by
Swarthmore. had been thinned out by hard
grueAng. and Cornell was able to score on
the Tigers.
tinued her slaughter of the innocents by
pilIng up forty points on Ohio State. Mich
igan now has made 40S points against her
opponents while the Indians lead the scor-
ing In the east with 229 points. Neither
Michigan nor Yale have had their goal
lines crossed
Penn Wants Harvard to Win.
Old Eli has been saying little this year,
but doing a whole lot. AS matters now
stand, she has cause to chuckle. as she has
far the best record OF the Big Four Penn
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-15

A gentlemen of the city happened
yesterday TO pick up a copy OF a week.
ly paper published At brentwood. Mich,
a town having twenty thousand inhah.
ilants and a pay roll Of 5000 what
kind 81 daily does your Town PUBLISH
wa The query of the gentleman who
had the paper Twice attempts have
been made 10 start a daily there and
both attempts failed. was Tho reply.
The conversation was quoted to The
Optic In proof Of the assertion often
made that eastern owns twice the
sise o. Las Vegas cannot produce
newspapers equal to the iailies Of New
Mexico. There are. IL course a lot
Of people who are d~ispleased because
these papers are not as Big az the
botton Gloie.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-15

y j. Michaels, who for more than a
year has been the efficient and pains.
taking manager Of the local office of
tbs Western Union, has rendered his
resignation 10 take effect March e5.
Mr. Michncls has resigned for the pur-
pose Of accepting a position more 10
his liking with the Santa Fe telegraph
offices here, The gentleman has been
with the Western Union company for
ten years and has never missed n pay
day-an exceptionally good record.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-15

Prices ut our Remarkable Sale will
show that they have been re marked
In favor OF our patrons. Davis &
Sydes $50
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-15
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S&tfSna@ri&ten.

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General 2tmetpitid iiber SteSGlaG,
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ST. ~forrigiren iud)t.
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,rganiitrt, oie erite Irmee batte es
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Weniben uno in materieaer @e5ie.
buna eebabt. 9eion0ers lit Der
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mile in 9etro6t, unter benen Ser
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ring, tie fonnten BET neitem GROCER
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na6 Der %bou5oeenen Sbatiade, leid>
ter fagen IdBt, unb benno6 more idJ
ni6t suriifsegangen. Sd babe 8u-
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geblieben. @ir fonnten BORT bleiben,
aber aus einieen abminiftrotipeis
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tueiter. SD CAB Dem Truppen Die-
berilm einen Gag @ube, uno Die Sa-
parter baben uns niht ~geor6ngt,
fonnten audi nidt, ba fie nift tpeni-
ger erifopft naren als mir. Gem
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rem @ertb Bel, neil bort MIR stpei
Hefognos3irungsfolonnen o0er fletne
&apanerie Mbtbeifuneen paffirten.
Sect" 10 i6IoB 2ineipitih, lift Die
@rmee tpieoer gum &f bereit uno
iiebt Der 3ufunft nit er0Berer Soft.
nrng uno mutbiger e~nteegen. Mer
tpie Dem au6 lei: mir lit cine Iber.
Gus fdpierige grbibaft 5utbeiI ee-
tpor6en."
y@enn 8ott mir beiitebt uno ma1t
mir Sr1ippen aus &ublano idift, 10
tperoe id) tbun, mas in meinen idpo-
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semeIoet miro, fiiraIid aI elmer bod
geiteGten 8erionIi6feit geiagt. Ebat.
fdhIi6 fon, mie bon anoerer Seite
beitGtigt miro, Die erite ruiiiife Or.
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ni6t einen pinsieen @oaen berInrv
baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-05
9eutider &otidafter
&auu uad 2 tinbiger &onferen5 nit &ooiepelt feirt
SDfmang aaf Grieoe1 geber.
Ser finhiae JlotemiefrtGr Gbas. 8. 8onapare in @albngton 80 Seud.
Subu MfideQ ing Mntbradigebht Eenuiplbauias gerntn.
General bon 9fter nad Der Seinatb absrdf.
Stretf.

6 bicago o, 4. Stunt. Die 6of-
rtung auf cine balbige 8esnbigung bes
Streites 1T beute i9md9er uie am
eriten Sage bes Streitss.
Die Grisbensbsrbanolunsen, bic in
Iebter Wo9e ansetuiipft tuurben, finb
a~ufsssebsn tporbsn uns Der Streit
tuirb isinsit usitersn 0erlauf nebmsn.
go srtdrts usniefiens hsute prdfibent
Shea bon Der Union Der Gubrlsuts.
Inter yWerlauf bes streitss" if
sntpsbsr cine Wasbebang bsKslben obsr
bic 0ieberIase Der 5ubrlsute 81
berfeben.
8epitter.
gbieaso, 3d., 4. SUM-. -
Wd6renb zines 8etpitters in ben
fribsu Morgenfunoen i9lus Der Blis
in brsi air6sn; 3psi bsrislbsn brann.
ten ab. Ser @sfammtf9aoen betrdst
1900, 900.
2h n m n 6bsr.
Wafbineton, 4. Stunt. gnt
IL. Stunt psroen 9roBe 3ifenman6=
Der beginner. I'm Witterna4t tperben
Is 2riessi9ihs bic 0ertbeioisunss.
merle bon Wafbinston uub Baltimore
%ansrsifsn. Die Yefefigungen an Der
@bsiapsate Bal uno am PotOmacs
6luRe tuerbsn in bollsm 3riessaufanbs
isin.
&ufftfde e&tffe 9es
melbet.
20 darlington, 4. Stunt Jols
senbe 8abeloepei9e lief beuts I'M JlOt=
tenoepartement bon gontre= Admiral
Srain Elm uno tpurbe fofort benz pra-
fibenten tbermittelt:
yNomiral gnquift ertldrt, bab bic
Oles unb bic surora f9msr beiddbisi
unb ni9t iestiiGtig fnb. Mu9 bic
Ssmt9us 1T in ibler gsrfahung. Der
Nbmiral tphniat 2sbensmittel unb
3oblen ein3unsbmsn. gs wiro IA
9age rebmen bic n%otbmenbisen &sps=
ratlirsrt al MAIDEN. gs 1T cine 2oma
miiiiou sruaunt bic s9iHe au unter-
iu9en unb ban1 su beri9ten; ss inb
$50 Waun nerwunoet. @s 1T seftattst
tporben so au lanben.
Setrstdr Saft bat folgenbe Depef9e
BON @ouberneur Wrisbt erbaItsn:
v9rsi ruiii9e 9risssi9:fe bic
vMurora", .Ssmt9ug" unb .OIss"
untsr BsfebI Mbmiral gnquif's gin.
gen In Wanila Bal Dor Mnter; ss finb
143 Wanr, pertuunbst.
Der admiral in 2ommanbo Der
afatii9sn Station bei4tigte BITE s9iHe
uno erfldrt, bab iie feline 2oblen unb
2ebensmitteI baben unb ni4t im
Staube finb ueiter3ufabren."
Werieani9er WebItru f.
gIpafo, 8eras, a. Stunt. Nus
aubsrldIfi9er nsricanii&er Quele eye
fdbrt man, bob bic merieanii9e @ssie-
runs beabF4ti9t, ben SOL auf Wsi3en
berabsuieben ober gan; aufsu6eben, ba
angebli9 Elm Sruf BITE We9Iprei ie tn
bic 66be i4raubt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-05
Meberfabrem.
gater Mn6 Sobn get0otet.

6arrisburg, 3d., 4. Stunt.
Der 5armer Sobn 2ittle. IS Sabre,
iein 6obn SAINTS. II Sabre. uurosn
bon einem S&neu5u9e auf Der Briide
Der psnnfplbania 8abn spiIaen
Werieo unb port &onal eet6btet. Sie
l3.idbrige 9o9ter Bertha tpuros ls'
bensgefdbrli9 perlebt.
9ie 5amilis batte Der Sonntaas.
f9ule su port @opal b~eiaeuobnt unb
befanb R9 auf benz 9eimuege.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-05
0eJAM0teteS Bt&R.

Grtf9es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. etsers - "a
TIC; beige etiere 9-9}e: btefoe HtaSes
$50 Ms 200 Rfsxb &c; btetse 4A9e zoe
Bic $50 pfutb Gle /: RIDE $50 NB GO 4fanh
u; Stier BorberuterteI 7e. oHer 3tnaes'
piertet l2e, Risb 4~sxterstetI lie. Htab
8orberuterteI &c. Rub Hosaerytertd 63s, nd
0ntertsertd 92e.
Grti@es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &C. 3tnter'
pterteI 12e, Borberptertd H.
0rtf@es S4afFeif3 2duuaer peg Pfnnh
lie : e&afe ole: e9exieI l8e: Ha8 bal.
16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-05

Observation-Disclosures: $40. 0o-Il.e3.
3Iee - 8ertaufspreiie: 80. 00-Sl0.00
@ei&sorn - 8ertaufspreis: is xa4 tu
0ualttdt, 62 BIB DOC.
&afer-sef&dIt A-46e; h ben xessel
S8.00-$10.00 pee Xsume. Neuer e3-86e.
etrob-p reae. ie mad BEN SrIb. b Cab
len, $6.00-$6.O0.