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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
Second Occurs at the Oil Well
Now Being Driven by
ProspeCtorS.
WATER SHOOTS UP 200 FEET.
large Rock. Hurled Into the Air With
Great TorCc-ExpcCt Co
Tap oil Lake,

Payette Idaho, oct. 2e-Another gas
blowout being the second 90 occur
from the oil well being drilled here by
the oregon Oh a Gas company oc-
CURED this morning about DO o'clock
and there is now enough in the well TO
supply gas 70 every house On the city.
1t viii Boz piped TO the city as soon
as the company can accomplish the
work.
The blowout was similar Co the first
one which occurred oct. 49, only it was
muCn stronger and as the tools were
out OF the wells. 90 did not plug up
with sand. Water and OH were blown
into the air more than 200 feet. Big
rocks were hurled into the air with
great force. After about so minutes
the force began TO uhslde and a plug
was driven On the top ~ the well which
now holds tha roaring gas beneath De-
Another well win hC sunk as soon
as possible with the intention OF COINS
considerably deeper than the first we'll
which is 525 feet deep. and DO is expected
that "a lake Of on viii Doe tapped
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29

50 Paul ga Union Pacific 2b. Amer
lcan smelling q Great Northern pre-
tefrcd lla and Southern Pacific,
Atchison, Missouri Pacific and the
United states Steel stocks "a point or
more.
shortly after n o'clock the market
quieted Business at the New York
clearing house was quieter today than
an amy time since the financial dis
turb1ucC began
Aside from the daily session Of the
loan committee to examine collateral
offered by banks TO meet their ball
ances. there was practically nothing 10
Doe done.
The cleaning out of loans az the
stock exchange through renewed offer
iues of stocks on the market where
there was no adequate demand TO meet
the supply caused prices to crumble
away at heavy sacrifices FOR the SELF
ers. Canadian Pacific decline ~reachc1
9 points. Pennsylvania nearly 3.
Union Pacific g. ST. Paul 3M. Great
Northern preferred 3. Missouri Pa
cihc 27. Western Union pa Ameri-
can Smelling 2ik, and a large number
OF stocks between ] and points.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29

ai the Firth Avenue hotel ana some
interesting developments arc likely u
is limited. before the end OF the meeting
involving relations between major and
minor leagues Tho American associa-
tlou's representative are expected
here today and d IS understood that
they and the Eastern league delegates
will ask that o new class he formed iu
the national association for their bcno-
nt Co be known as class "AA.' 10 g.
also understood that they win sock
equality with the National and Ameri-
can leagues m drafting players from
minor leagues
Tho Pacific coast delegates win ask
the association 20 take summary action
against abe players belonging TO Na-
tiOual agreement clubs playing baseball
Coo the winter with the California league
which is outside the pale OF organized
baseball
Some % the smaller leagues 600 fbc
middle states think that rcdistributiug
OF their circuits. with regard Co location
OF several towns. would benefit them.
and this matter may be- brought to- tho
attention OF the association.
Messrs Lucas Dugdale ana other
members OF The Northwestern league.
are here 90 induce the national associa-
ton TO hold It's annual meeting 800 Seat
lie DO 1909 and especially since "a worlds
fair Is 90 be held In that city that year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29

of tuberculosis and ho had finished
hls stay nt the museum of natural
history n Central park tho govern
bout Dee refused Go r1. Hr had lopru-
cd 90 uko civilization Hui Doc ala not
care to ro back hunting seals and
eating hlubbcr He has learned tha
English Language and how Goo wear
shirts. collars and cuffs. Hc can also
operate am automobile About
year ago None went t0 live with
Chester HaccrofJ au actor. and n
hIs way hc got the theatrical fcpDr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
MARROW ESCAPE.

San Diego. Cal, oct. 29.-Word has
just been received from Enseuada Of
the narrow escape from death Of VIM.
J. Forbes. prominent Ia the affairs OF
Wall street. who Is a guest of Walter
Nordhofi, at his home at Puenta Banda
Mr. Forbes was fishing on the bay in
small boat accompanied by a boatman.
when their line was taken by sea tur-
tie. The line held and the turtle lowed
the boat for some distance The Usher
men determined 10 land the turtle o.
possible, and ln their efforts they over
turned the boat The turtle got away
with the tackle and the fishermen were
In the water 70 two hours before they
we're rescued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
THE PENNSYLVANIA
WILL NOT LAY MEN OFF.

Philadelphia. oct 29-Rumors that
tho Pennsylvania railroad will lay or
between 10000 and 10000 men were
today denied by high officials OF the
company The following statement
was given out at the company's Of
fees:
There is no truth On the statement
that 10000 men were to be discharged
by the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pauy Nothing Of the Kind has even
been discussed. I'm view OF the fact
that the traffic for October is n per
cent greater than for the same month
last year, which would make the
movement for the month the largest
IN the history OF the company amy ma
terial reduction in the forces would
not be nrnctIcable-'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
BLACK HAND MEMBER
MURDERED BY BLACK HAND

New York. oct 29.-Becausc he
failed 20 carry out am GRAND of ven
geance Vito Groinaldi, "a member OF
the Black Hand society was stabbed
Go death by members of his own band
early today ON Kohl street. Brooklyn.
A dynamite bomb was found secretcd
beneath Grcinaldis coat which the
police say would have blown up an
entire block had 70 exploded. A load
cd revolver was found ia his pocket
Papers found on the dead man prov
ed that Grainaldi was a member of
the Black Hand and had started q
dynamite a mans home who had re-
fused 10 pay tribute 20 the society.
The police say that members of the
mission and whom he baked at his
task they killed him. A stillcto lay
near Grelnaldis body. There were
mine sab wounds I'M the body
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
SOCIALIST SPEAKERS ARRESTED.

Seattle. Wash. oct 2S-Flrht
Socialist speakers and "a like numbe,
OF sympathizers were arrested here
last night FOR speaking on the streets
The arrests came as a result Of the
"dehance program OF the Socialists
Of Seattle. who have arranged for
the air speakers 90 appear on the
streets every night and attempt 10
hold public meetings. Mayor Moore
has declared that De win not allow
tho street meetings. The Socialists
in turn have secured about ~ speak
ers and win continue the meetings az
long as the volunteer martyrs last.
Tonight they were not permitted 10
speak moro than sentence before
being bundled into a patrol wagon
and sent 90 jail. where they were re-
fused bail and placed Boo the chain
gang tank. Among those arrested
was Mrs Hattie p Titus. wife ~
prominent Socialist leader Doc this
city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29

PittsburU oct 2s-The stock exc
change remained closed tbis morning
by unanimous vote af meeting 0f
the board Of directors
The local financial situation cone
tiuues io progress. a shortage 1f cure
reucy ls The only .u.1uEeu.eut feature.
This has not reached serious Ur1rJr-
tious. however 0wInr f1 fua ISSUANCE.
F clearing house cerufcatcs and the
action oi 900 zoe nluAuE institutions
making checks payable through The
clearing house
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
RIOT IN CHICAGO.
Five Hundred Italians Tool, Part. One
Nan FatnIIY Shot

Chicago. Oc-. 29.-One man was shot
and Totally wounded. several others
were cut and battered and 10 men were
arrested during "a riot today az Hal
stead and TAYLOR streets, in which
800 Italians tool part.
A fight started between Charles
Specilao and Angelo Gaporbelli between
whom a feud had existed. Speciao was
shot twice ana VIII die. The friends
Of both men Joined i'm the melee and In
a short time e. free-for-all-1ght was
in progress.
The street car lines were blocked and
interrupted and II required 90 police
men TO restore order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
U. S. COURT IN CHINA HAS
JURISDICTION OF CRIMES

san Francisco oct. 29.-The United
states circuit court OF appeals hand
ed down an opinion yesterday in a
criminal case OF c. A. Biddlo, convict
cd In the United States court Of Chi
ua FOR obtaining money under false
Iretenses. Importance Is attached 10
tue opinion by reason that 20 holds
that the United States court for China
has Jurisdiction over crime. The opin-
ION was written By District Judge be
Haven, and states that the defendant
appealed on the ground shat the court
below was without jurisdiction. be-
cause the act Of obtaining money un-
der false pretcnses was not an ofense
at common law, and Is not n crime by
the laws OF the United States and
that the evidence was not sufficient Co
warrant "a conviction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
REINFORCEMENT AGAIN.
This Time it is Gould Who Is Charged
With IT,

After T.. II. Hartman had taken th-
trouble to deny the stories that De had
ordered ca general rctrenchmyut m au
departments OF bis various railroad enc
terIrlsCs. the reports finally died down.
tn viii now bee up Co Gould on some
of uis ucutouants TO come out with a
statement regarding the stories of rec
trouchmout being told about Goulu.
Vague rumors have been passing back
and forth but this morning the state
mout was made hy several persons that
81 per cent OFT the c8rpentgrlng force
oi che Rio GnndC has uccu laid on.
The knife is said Co be felt an along
the line. A number Of w0rkmen-
evidently carpenters passed through
this city and upau arranging for trans
rortatlou west said they had been em-
ployed by the Rio Grande, but We're
laid on They were on their way Co
Ely and other camps in Nevada. where
good carpenters are getting $3.50 peg
day and board Tor SO per mouth-w0rk
and eat every day iu the month
An unusual feature OF tho situation
is that for once the workingmau is NOT
worrying IL he IS laid of al one inc
stituUou. another job De- waiting fur
him somewhere else. just what Gould
is going t0 do Us the question Local
officials of tho Rio Grande pooh-poo
the rctrenchmeut idea and say things
are going ahead as usual II MAJ
be- that the company finished proieg,
at some point and, Of course, let the
builders 40. thus furnishing material
FOR stony that has spread ana grown
until it has now become a "retrencu-
meut in AN departments scare. Gt is
out. nevertheless. and until denied on
affirmed by The Gould officials. viii COM
tlnue to get no little attention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
KING AND QUEEN OF SPAIN
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE

and queen OF Spain had another close
escape from injury or death early to-
day. Their majesues are en- route ~
England, where they are 10 visit King
Edward. They entrainod az Paris at
midnight last night bound FOR this
place. where they are 20 board tho
British battleship RcuoWn. which Is TO
carry them 90 England
The journey from Paris was made IN
safety until just as the train was enter
ing Cherbourg when 30 ran on the
rails. The royal party escaped injury
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29

Pittsburg oct. 2s.-Fire today at
Baddock. Pa. DESTROYED ~. J. Learns
large dry goods carpet and wall
paper establishment; Bonner & COM
pauys five and 10 cent store. and the
McNulty building The total loss
was s130.OOO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
ATTELL-WEEKS BOUT.
Believed That Champion VIII Have a
Hard Time.

Los Angeles, oct 29.-Abo Aueu.
champion featherweight and Freddie
Wteks. Of Cripple Creek Colo. win
fight 20 rounds before the Pacific Attn
letic club tonight FOR the champion
ship ana 90 and 40 per cent OF the gate
receipts. II is anticipated that Weeks
viii give the champion the hardest
battle that he has had GA recent times.
Betting so FAR has been light money
in large amounts being offered ON Al.
tell at 2 90 I with few takers Weeks
manager offered last night TO place
$1,000 on the formers chances at
20 J. Auell offered 20 cover DO at
10 I, but no agreement ON the odds
was reached. The men win weigh in
stripped at l22 pounds Both men ore
said 10 be- in good condition. Charles
EytOu viii referee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
MARIE DREssLER MAKES \ HIT.

made a great lift az the Palace theater
this last night on her FIRST European
appearance. Her main triumph was
the recital I'm The Glove" but from
the FIRST moment she had the audience
with her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
SAN FRANCISCO BANKS.
Clearing House Plan Put in Operation,
Working Smoothly.

san Francisco oct 29.-The clear
ing house certificate plan was put in
operation today by the San Francisco
banks Everything worked smoothly
and there was no excitement Of any
kind. Very sew people were inconven-
fenced and merchants took 10 the new
Bankers TODAY hesitsted 20 say how
long the certificate plan would prevail,
but said IL would continue until finan-
cial conditions became normal through
out tho country. All the local banks
are said 10 De 10 first class condition
with ample resource. but actual cur
rency in circulation Is bit scarce. Tho
heavy payments for this seasons big
crops and the fact that the banks
have strengthened themselves by
drawing I'm funds as precautioR
against any emergency, account for the
shortage Of money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
THE BUFoRD ARRIVES.

san Francisco Call oct 29.-The
transport Buford. which arrived from
Manila last night. too late 90 pass
dockcd this morning Shc
brought a number OF soldiers whose
time had expired iu the Philippines
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS.
Pierre RivesaIles, Bookkceper for For
mcr Cafe Martin.

New York oct. 29.-Pierre Rivesalles.
bookkeeper at the cafe Martin on
Broadway. has been arrested on COM
plant OF his employer, charged with
being fli000 short IN his accounts.
RivosallCs DOWNFALL, 10 Is alleged.
was due TO his desire 20 become
great caterer like his employer. II Is
said that he spent most Of his time for
FIVE years IN copying tho fancy dishes
turned out by the Cafe Martin and that
hc had fitted up a building on Thirty
fourth street. which he had named the
cafe Rivesalles and which was 10 open
for business IN a few days. Riyesalles
is said TO have confessed He Is held
under 5000 BAIL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
MRS. E. L. TAYLoR'S WILL.
Occulti-m Figures Extensively IN Suit
To Set 10 Aside.

Chicago. oct 29-OoCulusm figured
extensively in the testimony given
yesterday in the suit OF Mrs. Adah \.
Taylor Garrus 90 SET aside the Will OF
her mother Mrs. Elizabeth l.. Taylor
Mrs Emma A. Russell. Toledo. o..
testified that Mrs Taylor Worshipel
am IDOL given her by Dr. Lalan. "a Illn-
doc. who came 90 Chicago Boz 1888 as =
delegate tu che congress 1f religions
Mrs Russell said that Mra Taylor ne
Quonuy asked Tor the Image which she
Worahiuta Hs "a god.
ln 81 letter written to Mrs. Taylor
Ia 1903 and signed. Yours in truth.
Adah Jack" was offered in evidence.
No said Mrs. Tayl0rs husband. who hao
died 20 years previously, had nppcarca
to thc writer and urged her 90 nnd his
widow. Mrs Hupka, clalrvoyaut.
told of scance which she held f0r
Nrs Taylor The case is sim on trial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
READY FOR ST. VINCENT's.
sixteen Men VIII 60 90 tho Coast With
Coach Maddox.

sixteen Men VIII 60 60 the Coast With
Coach Maddox.
sixteen men viii go with coach Mad
dock 10 Los Angeles this week. and
their hope is 10 trim ST. Viucours COLI
Iogc on Saturday next Both ST. VIM
cents and Utah have good record
This season. Utah having defeated
Denver by "a litue heavier score than
So Vincouts defeated the same team
week later.
The group OF players Maddox viii
take with him Will consist o. those who
have played On the games so far with
few others who are showing varsity
possibilities. After the game with sd
Nluceuts the varsity viii line up
against tho Utah Angles az Salt Lake
on Nov. o. and against the Boulder
team at Boulder on the 10Th, this beIuE
the last game away from home ON
Thanksgiving the season viii close with
game here against Colorado College
To Wiu VIII make Utah ludlsputably n-
tcmouutain champion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
REFUSES TO PLEAD.
Alleged llOldup Valves Examination
And D. Held to District Court.

'--7 7" I'7I' ~ I'I"ITI|T |VWIT-
Tom PARKER. tho alleged hoIdup who
was caught through Che efforts of Dan
ici webster colorei. aftar Doc had been
robbed of watch ANA N.20. was ole
idIgnei ms morning % Judge Dichra
court ou t1. charge 0f robbery. H.
dII MOI enter a rIa1 bat waived Drr.
llmiuary examination and was held To-
Che district c1ur. Boo default 0f $500
bau
N0rsa sullivan. alias Joe Smith
charged with burglary 200 tho second
degree entered plea OF not guilty .Hl
the case uHs s.f Tor Thursday thr Ir.I.
sullivan IH accused of entering IH.
room OFF ~ H0ughton ana FtcaUug slm.
money ana iewolry His haIl w.a UE.I
lu Ode SUM OF $3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
A BOLD ROBBERY.
Masked Men Hold Up a Woman I'm
New York Hotel

New York. oct 29-An amazing hold
up hy thieves Is reported hy the police
Mrs h.. j. Strong guest 0f the Hotel
Woodward. Fity-hfh street and
Broadway is the victim She was boz
her apartments on The seventh floor
with her maid at $3.50 last night when
two masked men slipped through the
window from FIRE escape. held up the
frightened women az the point of "a
pistol and ransacked the room. securing
$50 and some jeWely.
Tho streets and hotel were busy with
life but the thieves managed 90 escape
though the alarm was promptly given
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29
MEME, THE ESoUIMAUx.


Sow York. oct 2a.--Mone. one of
tnf nelumaux brought io This c0un-
tH hv Egpl0rcr Poary 300 1888. has
been fagaged tor am usher by "a local
tnfatrr
After Mone's companions had died
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29

Not 60 quote prices is to weaken store
advertising. A clever phrase Il good
III Il leads up to an attractive
uu0tntiun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-29

suow WINDOWS ny THE THOU
sAND--thnts what newspaper nd
,ertislng gives 90 n store.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-11
Missouri 20, TarlSio College 6

Columbia, Mo-, Nov. lin a weird
! exhibition of football on Rollins field
Saturday the Missouri Tigers defeated
Tarkio college by score of 10 to 6.
At the close of the first half the score
was II to 6, a figure which represents
more closely the relative merits of the
teams than does the final score. The
playing of Missouri in the first half was
tunqualifedly miserable. Critics freely
predicted that If Missouri plays against
Washington in the style she played
Saturday the old gold and black viii go
down in defeat.
This showing was not due to the pres
ence of substitutes, for practically a
first team lineup was used in the first
half. Only when substitutions began to
be made in the second period did the
team show any spirit. '"Tubby" Graves,
Rutherford and Captain Miller were
the only regulars kept out of the game.
Tarlio played only a very ordinary
article of football, but repeatedly made
first down by line plunges and on for
ward passes. 1t was on this latter play
that they made their touchdown on
Missouri. Axline and Driver played the
best game for Missouri, while Murray
started for Tarkio. The lineup:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-11
Carlisle OutcIassed Harvard.

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 1.-THE
memory of previous defeats was forA
gotten in the victory of the Carlisle
Indians over Harvard Saturday by a
score of % to Is. For versatility of
play the Indian team has not been
equaled on Soldiers field since the new
rules went into effect. Forward passes
delayed kicks and cross passes follow
ed each other in rapid succession until
the Harvard players became bewilder-
ed and seemed utterly unable to stop
the march of the Indians toward their
goal. The visitors scored twice in, the
first half and twice in the second, and
all the four times on brilliant rushing
The Harvard points were made on two
touchdowns and goal from place.
ment by Captain Parker. Each of the
the Indians directly in front of their
own goal line, so that it was COMPARE
lively easy for the Crimson players to
push the ball over for a score. One of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-11
Longboat Won the ROAD Roc.

Montreal. Nov. 11.-Tom Longboat
won the fifteen mile road race Of tra
Independent Harriers for trophies pre-
sented by the Montreal Star SATURDAY.
over bad roads in 1855 Two hun
Hugh Graham, proprietor of the Sfer
has offered Longboat 1000 IL he will
remain an amateur five years and
uphold Canada's athletic honor he
fore the world.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-11
Russell 20. Ellsworth 8.

Russell, Kan, Nov. 1.-THE Ellis
worth High school basketball team
was beaten by the Russell High school
team on the Ellsworth grounds in a
well played game. RusselIs guards
proved too strong a match for the
Ellsworth girls who were not able to
throw a single goal during the first
half which ended with a score of 9
to 0. The game was one of the hard
est contested games the Russell team
ever played but they were able for the
second time this season to defeat the
Ellsworth girls. Russell has not been
defeated for FIVE years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-11
Saturdays Football Resu

Saturdays Football Results.
: IN THE WEST.
Nebraska 16, Kansas 6. zf19es se.
-Warrensburg "a, X C. Vets" O.
chicago 56. Purdue O.
Oklahoma 81, A and NJ. college O.
Stanford q, California II.
Rolla School of Mines II, Washington s
Bellevue Is, Doane O.
Ames 40, Grinnell O. -
Wisconsin II, Indiana s.
Creighton 81. Drake IL
Iowa Is, Illinois T.
WABASH a H. st. Louis L university IL
Notre Dame %, Knox 4.
Dewanee IS. Georgia Tech. o.
Arkansas II, Tulane r.
Ohio %, Oberlin TO-
Colorado College 10. University of Col
orado o.
Colorado School of Mines 80. Denver
Marion 10, Harrington o.
Chapman 46. Solomon o. .
Wichita II, Sumner 0.
Leavenworth IS. K. G. A. O..
Washburn I + M TiT b + a a,s Q,
Cornell IA, Annapolis 10.
pennsylvania %, Penn State o.
Swarthmore is, Navy 0.
Yale %, Brown 0.
Carlisle g. Harvard Is.
Princeton IA, Amherst o.
Yale Freshman o. Princeton Freshman g.
Lehigh "a, University of New York o.
Williams Is, Wesleyan o..
Andover 8, Phillips Exeter 6.
Gettysburg II, Ursinus 0.
Haverford s, Rutgers s.
Lafayette a. BuckneH o.
Franklin and Marshall g. Jefferson Med
ical o.
Villa Nova Is, Fordham IL
Dickinson college T. Medico ChirtrgieaIo.
New Hampshire State college 0, Yer
mont g.
University of Rochester 4, Union COL
lege o.
Dartmouth ST. Holy Cross o.
Trinity 20. Stevens s.
Massachusetts, Agricultural college 10,
Tufts 10