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FAST OPKN PLAY NJ HARVARD.
Crimson Meets . strong Lane. bo Nah ~
Three Touclsduvus.

CAMBrDos. Mass, Oct. I2.-Hsrvard de
feated the strong williams team this after
noon. rs to o. The Crimson had no diffculty
In running up this score and crossed the Will
Iiams goal a fourth time on hard line buck
Ing. but the touchdown was not allowed on
account Of holding In the Harvard line. The
first touchdown was made only after the
hardest kind Of football. as the Williams line
proved to be unexpectedly strong. The
Crimson eleven played fast. open football.
recovering the ball six times after punts and
making forward passes successfully. Will
ilams stuck tO.the older type of play. making
The game Vas a disastrous one for Harvard
IN some way as Brennan. the only fullback
OF any ability who remained uninjured, WAS
laid out with a sprsined ankle. and Lock-
wood was similarly hurt. though not 30 badly.
The line mn:
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chars,ns; offence and defence svar,hmore
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weakness IN catching punts Pennsylyania
vas none too proncient in this respect. but
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bsckaeld we're more dependable than UBrten
ner pair did not run kicks back more wa. due
,,oruisbed himself by his clever handling Of
the forward pass. lie wa. on the spot every
ends we're down under kicks Just as promptly
and admirable performers In recovering the
'a Gao, on on soiss KICKS defensive. ,l.yios for
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THE BISHOP CHEERS TIE ELS.
Sees Yale Team wipe IN tAs Grsdirsn
with Holy Cross,

new HAVEN. Conn. Oct. n. Holy Cross
was swamped by Yale here this afternoon
In a onesided contest. the score OF which was
So to o. The Bishop OF london watched the
contest with much interest and sitting with
Secretary Arson Phelps Stokes. his host
while in this city, cheered the Yale players.
In the trick plays expected Holy Cross was
totally lacking, and their light line was un-
able 10 hold the charges Of the Blue. Yale
used the orwar pass many lime and played
practically three teamA Capt. Biseiow bang
the only man TO play the entire game. Coy
C'Donnell. the visiting captain. WAS carried
Of Yale retired With a wrenched knee. Yale
scored in the first three minutes Of play and
In the first half tailed 20 points, Yale was
much improved in handling the forward
pass and onside kick. Tn lineup?
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was made under the msmbershsp ocrpsro-
tion Law, although the COMMITTEES hsd never
The complaint further states that the nrss
meeting OF the incorporators vas not held
until November 8 tsos, when directors were
General Corporation law Of tbs state the
certificate of incorporation was null and VOID
by reason 81 non-usAse
FoIIowins yhs election Of dirsctors various
meettng. we're held and such action vas
taken as resulted In the turning over 10 the
Of over s70. 600 then on hand, Of the former
association: aud IL alleged that this action
was taken without the knowledge or consent
cation.
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sOUTHERNERS HARD FIGHTERS.
CFess Nays Geal Limo In Second HAN
T. IN Tie The Scsre.

mon and Vanderbilt University played each
other to Q st sndstill this afternoon. the score
being . to 9. On the whole the visitors had
the better Of the game. N they did their scor-
Ing after q splendid uphill fight in the second
half. The Navy got In position to score its
touchdown on q fumbled punt by Coston.
which Dasue recovered. This gave the ball
to- local team possession twenty yards from
Intervening distance was travelled. Jones
carrying the ball over and Northcroft kick
ing the goal. vanderbilt made It's score on a
~splendidly sxecuted triple pass play. the
long throw from Bob Blake to Vaughn, Blake.
The Hneun.
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WORK FOR COLUMBIA OARSMEN.
Coach Rice Arranges Two Extra Races
for Next 6eason.


In'spits Of the fact that there h no perma-
nent ma ngemsnt In char &c Of rowing matters
at Columbia plans for the fall and especially
for the spring crew work are maturing rap
idly. When the Columbia crew enters the
Poughkeepsie regatta next year IL will In all
probability be the best seasoned crew that
the Blue and White has ever sent up the river.
Not only are three-fourths Of last ysars
crew hack In the university. but Coach Jim
Rice expects TO have the crew row In at least
two more preliminary races than has been
the custom for several years.
II the plans which Rice and the acting
mana cement have formulated do not mis-
carry Columbia will In all probability row the
Yale varsity crew and the Argonaut Rowing
Club Of Torontos eight in addition 70 the
race with Harvard and the Harlem regatta.
Arysp semsats are now being made with
on the same day that the Columbia and Yale
ssrss%sn. h ssn s s. r.s s . cS SSnss:s; III II IN II
nsy. This win bs the nrst race between the
Morningside and New Haven o~ollegians In
On the other hand the Arsonsuts. Rice's
old club. are GOING 70 send 2 crew TO the
and there 10 every probability that they Will
e slySs' q Th sns race acs'e "i. S'ta R,Sss c %sn
held on the Harlem this year. but nothins hss
yet been definitely decided.
The fall. regatta will be held on the Harlem
annual varsity graduate race, Rice Is arrane-
ing q novel race between last years freshman
crew and the Nassau Boat Clubs eight. The
will row in an octopede. while t6e Coiumbis
1910 men will use sweeps.. The crews are
to discover whether the oct0pede or the crew
using sweeps has the greater power and
speed. II the Nassau men win IL IL very
spring training.
Contrary to It's annual custom Columbia
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I~htgh N "a lautgers o.

NV BRUNSWICK. v. j., Oct. ic.-Lehieb
defeated Rut gers to-day by a score Of 10 to o.
Rutgers used the forward pass several times
with good effect. Lehizh did not use u once.
hut oonfn Ell their work to heavy line plum g@s.
Features of the game we're the work Of Fisher
for Hut gers and Spiers for Lehigh. Rice
Of Rutgers got on one kick Of 65 yards. The
longest run was made by Fisher, who went
down. shortly ate hat he made a nifty
yard run for a touchdown, which was not
counted a. Lshigh had twelve men in tn
field. Iehigh made another touchdown on
a fake kick
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AMHERST. Mass. Oct. i2.-Amherst had no
trouble In defeating Bowdoin. ~ to o. to-day.
Throughout the rams both teams were
heavily ,penslized for holding an ofside
stop the home players forw ard pass and
Amherst gained at wtllln the nrst half. Bow
beginning Of the second half snd 1t looked
a. II she. would SCORE. A tumble. however.
gave the ball TO Amherst and the Maine eleven
game.
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wesleyan B.a,en b. vermont.

MIDDLErowS. Conn.,. Oct. Il. The uni-
versity Of Vermont football team defeated
Wesley An to-day. 10 to 8. In u gam character
lied by sensational plays and frequent penal
ling. Vermont had q heavy team and
played a consistent, versatile game. Yer
which ended q to o. Capt. Watkins of YER
mont made q goal from placement from the
20 yard line in the middle OF the second half.
Wesley ans score was the feature and re-
suited from an eighty yard run by F~arradsy.
after catching q Vermont punt Wesleyan
was weakened by injuries and WAS erratic.
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Husky. But Ne Match FER state.

STATE CoLLHos, Pa. Oct. i2.:-The Grove
City eleven IL a husky bunch. but they were
no match for the Pennsylvania state team
TO U. Both teams used the forward pass
frequently and punted often. state used
the pass very successfully. states play "a
The star performers were Capt. Burns. Max
well. Campbell and Barnett who made good
gains around the ends, and McCleary, Hirsch-
man and Smith. who always hit the line for
from Ave to ten yards At q time.
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ss,.~~ sss>ss 0vss sps s,.ss

F~povtpvx7r. n q Oct IN q ssne
arare Rvewe defeated the 4 University ~
Naive ,~.m % Address rtsia to-day a.
IN . ~ vss oil srowr from ,h- ssr, the
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chance 70 sress Rrown started the pms
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aame TOT Brown and vas the most oyssistsns
ground ssinsr through the opposing Inc
The nrst hail. closed With the scyr~ ~ To- .,
D. played an even sitter game In the second
half The last score % The day VAS made
aas,dsa by p.rssc, iS,erfer.nce' tcr Ssiss
Mi,ner az quarter paved a star game. whle
Dennie, Ayler,. Hazard and Pryor ti.ttn-
tlinhed themselves for Brown
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Hamilton Alert, Rus IAsns.

EAsToN. Pa. Oct. 1.-THE Hamilton Col
lege team was beaten by Lafayette to-day.
~, to o. The visitors were outweighed. but
they were most alert and made some very
creditabie gains. frequently scoring several
sixteen points early In the first half, then
Hamilton brsced and the play was exciting
aSd thrilling until the end OF the half. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-13
These YOUNG ouakers Net slew.

In the nrst game Of q series to decide the
scholastic football championship Of Boston.
New York. Philadelphia and Washington.
played at Saratoga Psrk, Brcoklyn. yesterday.
se seSrs q ofi 30 to o. *. ' QUAKER 81 SiSEi pl.ys ~
had an easy Tins Of Il. sconns on the Brooklyn
lads almost at will. The visitors used the
always made yard gains BY the play.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-13

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. I3.-FrankIin and
Marshall defeated Susquehanna University
at football to-day by a score Of II to 0. The
the visitors were outplayed In the second
half. Al the opening. Of the same they took
the local .coilegians. by surprise with their
by Burton and had . lead Of one point at the
end Of the first half.
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will not send q crew down to Annapolis next
- A man who r0wed on last years crew
satd yesterday that a. the two eight- NEE
81 P~oughkeepsie II would be a useless rIpsnsee
TO 60 down to the severn. and added THAI >
crew has to be q len 9Th or two better ina
anyway.
AZ present Rice has i've freshman and I've
varsity eights at work daily. INC IN addilTSScc
nrst varsity eight Il made up At prc,entS
follows. Snevtly. bow: Jordan. ?; Spauld!ns
81 Murphy, A: von Saitzs. 5; Saunders, d. sta,
buck. =: Cerussi. stroke. and winston G"
swain.
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rouchd0wns Earle -, Wsider. Goals from
to~uchdowns- Cook 10. Referec -fvsns. Umpire
-Csss Time of halyes-1o minutes. substitutes
Haisey for Watson, Gardner for Caldwell. Hutchin
son for Sh~srer, Move for Hutchinson. Kroncn
berg for Kcegan. Bigeiow for Bousemsn. bell for
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-13

Touchdowns- Bomar t). Coy. Jones, Berger ~.
Bigiow az. Referee-rhompson. Georgetown
Cnnire- Poe. Princeton. Tine Of haives--s and
- nutee. Substitutcs-pigott for r. Jones.
hogan for Pigott. Foster for Paige, Dunbar for
Foster. Boggs for Brides. Congdon for Coouey
T. Sosoe. bingham for Dimes. wheaton for wyiio,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-13
Dewitt clinton WINS FROM T""ns'''
Harris.

Two high school football teams. " ".
Clinton aud Townsend Harr-. Tt' 'H Wv
gridiron ye-tertls v ~ DntHrip owe ''
by fast pla ying. Won hya -orr afro
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Butt, Burr. Goals from
touchdowns-Parker o. Referee-Whiting, Cor
Iansford. Trinity. Time OF halves-s6 minutes.
Substitutes-M. r. Petrce for Bird. Robinson for
elmer for W. Peircc. Houston for Forster. New
hail for Starr. Butt for Brennan. Waterbury for
Dntt, Cutting for Rand. Gilbert for lockwood,
Winter for Williams, wadsworth for Winter. Peter
son for Lament
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W. 8. Thurston won the. champi0 nship OF
the Apawamis club yesterday. defeating DIR.
A, II. Hart by I up In the thirty-stx hole nnal.
,. +. Larry with q card Of 95. i2-s3. The
scores were as follows.
y. ". Larry. oS. i2-as: J. A. Peck. o.. 50; a. s.
Thurston, 90 e-s4: NJ. Ballou, 20. $50; II. Murphy.
100, iS-sS: Or. A.. II. Hart. ". l-S7: ". T. 3. Hart.
~. Isl: Il. j. Ludlow. iO0. i2-S.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-02-01

The life and we'll being Of an
individual depend on the care Of
his works" A watch Is Of much
Or little value. according to the
condition Of Its works. Its case
may be rich or poorbut everything
depends upon its internal economy.
It must be kept In first-class order,
and at Conley's Jewelry Store there
Is workman. Mr.. O. H. Wilson. Of
California, who knows all about a
watch. its needs, It's ailments and
its requirements. No matter how
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md, what Is equally as essential, he
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-02-01

J. ,. Montague. Of Catlettsburg, Is
attending Court here this week.
Brad Chaffin has returned from a
visit to his parents in scary. W. Va.
J. D. Bal, a prominent citizen Of
Matte, is a member Of the petit jury.
Miss Jordan. Of Fallsburg, was re-
Gently the guest of Mrs. John Els
wicE.
Mrs. D. s. Preston, Of Palntsyille, wa
the guest of relatives here this
weev
T. H. Roberts, who has been visit
ing relatives in Missouri, Is now at
home.
Bat Shapron attended the meeting
Of the Democratic District Committee
at Z. X. Junction last Saturday.
Mss Lora Jackson has completed he
term Of school In this county and re-
turned to her home at Riverton, KY
Mas Ida Hulette, after a Ghree
months sojourn with relatives and
friends In Martin county, has re-
turned to Louisa
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Have you BOY to clothe? Ey-
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Dept.
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Gas Engine For Sale.

More power being needed in the
NEWS office 10 move all the machin-
cry now in use, we have replaced
our two and one-half horse power
engine with four horse power. The
smaller engine is offered for sale.
Il Is in excellent condition, and can
be un wi'h gas or gasoline. Price
S75. which Is half Of the original cost.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-02-01

> PERSONALS. ;


Jack Richmond was in Louisa re-
Gently.
~eut p s. Bond has returned
from Cincinnati.
Mrs George vinson has returned
from Huntington.
Mrs. Alonzo Burton has recovered
from serious sickness.
Join F. Hager, of Ashland, was in
Louisa Tuesday on professional bus
mess
Mrs. Elizabeth McHenry, Of Cen
tral City, is visiting Mrs. R. NJ. Cur
mute.
Attorney c. B, Wheeler. of Paints
Vile. is professional visitor in
LOUISA.
Mrs Sam Picklesimer recently en-
tertained the ladies' Aid Society Of
the NJ. e. Church.
Mrs.. Frances Harrington arrived
Tuesday from Buffalo for visit t.
Col. and Mrs. Northup.
Harry Dalton, OF Cincinnati, wa,
o guest at the r. T. Burns residencs
Sunday. o
W. II. Wadsworth. of Maysyille, G
and o. attorney, was here profession
ally this week
John Mcclure and G. c. Mcclure
prominent Gallup people. were her
Tits week.
f. e. shannon, OF Louisa, was tn
guest OF Judge John Waugh, Satur
urday.- Grayson item.
Attorney +. r. Brown, OF Catletta
,urg. was attending to professiona
cnsiness IN this city.
The Rev o. F. Williams went 3
Huntington Wednesday to consult
specialist for nose and throa
trontle
Rupert e. McClung returned hi
morning from Louisa, where he ha
been the guest of friends over Sur
day-Ind.
Ms wnl Wheaton and son, of HUI
lngton, who have been here sever
weeks returned TO their home Wedne
day
: Mis- Guile Bromley and Miss Wa
rem Of Louisa spent Saturday in d
city shopping and calling on friends,
: Cat Tribune.
o DR.. Cecil Hudgins, G. and o. su
geon and prominent physician
Olive Hill, was in Louisa this wee
e witnes for the company in u
n case Of Perkins vs., the railway.
II /. NJ. Preston, a prominent citz
II Patrick, was In Louisa Wednesda
One OF Mr. Preston's boys Is alreal
+, nnpil OF the College, and the obit
II hie visit to Louisa Is to provi
quarters for daughter
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-02-01

u.ye you a BOY to clothe' Nv
~ mother who has boy to buy Tor
nnuIa have her name on our 'Mo'h-
= Of Boys Dlrrbory." 1t furnishes
~ with the Seasons latest styles
- sOys war IRON ? Ia to II years
a ruiis nothing. Send your name
nsrnddroaa u @. A. Northcott an0
~. Huntington. W. Va. Boys Dept
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HIVE you a BOY to clotheG Ev-
cry mother who has boy To buy
for should have her name on our
Mother or Boys Directory" il
furnishes you with the Seasons lat
sst styles in Boys wear from 2 l-s
to II years II costs nothing. Send
you- name and address to q. A. North
oots and Co., Huntington. W. Va.
Boy'a DepA
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Notice To Farmers.

D. ]. Burchett, Jr., will grind your
corn for you for one-eighth toll. VIII
grind at any time Fair treatment
guaranteed. Bring in your corn
sitre and mill opposite passenger
depot
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-02-01

Everybody should carry fire In
suralc e on their property, Wallace
"The Big Sandy Insurance Man." hi
six of the best companies in the
Urhed States, They are conflagra-
iior proof having settled all San
Francisco losses satisfactorily to all
concerned
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-02-01

The protracted meeting at the NJ
q. Church Is stlll going on. The Rev
Mr. Davis. OF Paintsyille, preached
Monday night, and Presiding Elder
Ack'aan. of this District is expected
to aesist.