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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-02
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RUM u6talte @illiam $. Saft fplgen-
Sc ON bette Spgrgsmaal:S
~uGore-9oloiatier itol reptoeres og
repioeres grun6igt % prltgt. &ept-
ltonen rtoa bore / Sperensitemmelie
meo 8eifpttelies-5 pltemet, ser frG-
Der, at alle 2an0etS Snoul trier ifal
Dape en Sartf uomaalt efter Sorifiel=
len / &riien fra @arens Sremittlling
Der og / u0lanoet. $ 0enne l1olig<
ming ifal alle Barter bdres og oil BIZ
be bbrte> for6i Solicit forlanger set,
og set republifanife Yarti bar frem,
lat ct be1temt &rap ON, at baa6e SIT
ouitri og Torbrltgere lfal %belfpttes.
uMr. @rpan tiger, at ri fan lite
operfon1n1e Sn0flpoelien al Sc beifDt=
teoe Sn6uftrier. Set repltblifanife
&orti bar bepet Jig oper &orporatio=
nernes Sn6flpocllc> pg set er fltlo=
iten0ig ~retfGr0igt, at Sc heifptxeoe
Snoultrier iful0e fon1me ino og bg=
res og ie, at 0eres %@ienoomn1e %
6orretninger life poelegges. Men
6e ct intereSlere0e, og 0eres Sr6 mao
peies pmbpggeltgt. Set Republican,
fife Eortt bil fife peotoge Ell Sarif=
lou, Ser pil p0elegge cit el1eite Snou=
1tri / 2an0et. Melt Set fprla11ger, at
oper6repne Gotier ifol opbpre. gu
ct S%ol0lotier1c giennemgouenoe for
bpie, ONT ems nogle al Dem life CT
bpie nof lom Sc er. Nepilionen bill
oerfor giennemgaaenOe blipe ne0u0,
men Dpa0 Sen loo bliper, er jeg fer
for at gtpe nit Norti SPITE / Operens=
l%telnnelie mes Elatformel1 pm> at Ge=
%pilioren pil blipe nrlig og foretagei
/ @enbol0 til N(otforruens 6orplig=
tel er.
uMr. 8rpan tiger, at ri ifal bape
en- Sorif for &epenu. gn Sarif for
&epenu ct en- iua0an, JONI d0elnggel
Sc beifDtte0e SnOultrier. Me0 andre
Orb: San oil life 1trafs llaa Snolt:
itrierne i6iel, mel1 fan oil gjpre SCI
StDffe for Stpffe. Sons Mio0el el
at 1fere Stammen rniot ODER og la0{
oe1r ltaa balpt laa b9i JONI fgr. Men
lom @npern6r 9l1gbes og 8reltoen:
Nooiebelt for paapeget> ct Set al6e:
les un1uligt at giennemf9re Sen Sc
gel, at ingen Nlonte ifal prooucerf
mere en6 Get balpe al alle &ro011ftel
eller ct enfelt &ro0uft. Sm 8rpar
mener en- enfelt Mrtifel eller cit &los.
le Mrttfler, el1er bpa6 Slags &epiltor
ban mener, flyer fan life. Set er e1
al Sc Sing Ser er go0e for Ell &lat
form, men fife for noget an0et."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-02
Snbcrfmloic % Mfelf. 8

Snbcrfuloie og Nfelf. S 8bila-
oelpbia blep ser lioite llge afbolot en-
International &onference for at un-
oeriege Iuberfuloiefaren peo Melf
og Wiolerne til at afperge 6enne. On
belgiif @ioenlfabsman6 forei log Meb-
lettelle al en- &omisiion til neiere at
oberbeje oenne Gag, i6et ian git u6
fra lom &el11ltater al tpife og en-
gellte &omtsiioners l1n6eripgelier, at
Mennelfetl.berfrtloie fan famine fra
&negtuberfuloie, % Ser opleites
&apporter fra andre 2an6e ON bpa6
Der bar giort for at poapiie Sillteoe=
pgrelien al Suberfuloiebaciller /
Melf. 9igele6es gapes en- @eretning
boao &e6e @ors Selifaberne gjgr
for at binore %l16bre6elie al Suber-
fuloie pe0 Mplf. Sen bergmte tpfe
Observation-Disclosures &obert
&ocb pulgtes til @omisiionens 6or-
mar6. 1T
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-02
&plitif cllcr ;Sprrctning.

Man ct / Oc1lc Sis nnr pe0 at
fao set sSS1otrpf, at Der CT gooet for
nlegcn Yolitif / set oonife Solf. Set
@briltenien'ife Minilterilmt, iom /
oislc Gage frotrrocr &egieringe1,
bar fra gn0e til anoen peret
politijf, og pe0 &algct al BETS Meo=
Ien1n,er Bar man fun taget @el1l ign til
berc5 gore 5tilling o%perfor BET po=
Iitiifc 6lertul, mcoens 9e1lpnet til
beres administrative Npgtigbeo cr
fomnnet langt noe / anOen Ngffc.
9cnne 6lertallets uipigelige Sprfetr1
pua SEN Irene" politilfe 29re, pg poo
at Iorretningsii0en al 9anosltpret
ioa fpm al Jig ielp, fl1nOe bore poo
fin Nlaos, bpis Meru1clfene bar mere
%ful0fomne ems Sc er; mel1 Mlbcrti=
SfanOalen far afgipet Set beolte Sc
big icr Set m1ooiotte. 9eu ct set ltore
5pprN5moal, ON Set l1pe Dunlfe Mi=
uiitcri,1m lfol pnre politilf eller ner=
melt iummeniettes al Sorretnings.
beniDL bpilfet it6ite n11ocr SmitGn.
oigbeOcrne iful6e ipnes noturligt
Nten trp6s fine bitre Grfaringer lei
&cformpartiet onoerle0es paa Set oQ
filler De lfarpelte &rap paa ct nD1
politilt Miniiteril1m. Sg oct faa1
Del not 6pao set oil bape. &l1n mao
man boabe, at ser life er flere Ml.
berti'er Der tilbp0er Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-02

CT efter Ml6ertis Gal0 run6t ONT /
Sanoet paagnet Ell g%rfien0elle al at
pi bgr prgpe nDe 9aner> bbis ri life
ptl foriun1pe. &enitrereformpartiet
bar operleoet Jig ielD. Oct fan og
pil, omu &egieringen pnlfer set, gipe
W}inilteriet ct Silli0sbotum, men set
pil mart bite Jig, at Set life forn1aar
at beuOe i'm gamle Stilling, boerfen
: u0enfor eller inOenfor 9fig50agen.
Sorel6big pil Sen moderate Gait
lingspolitif> ser ct merfet al Map=
meme MeergaorO og @reDe Trijs> /
Sc itore &re0ie al 8efolfningen faa
forpget &il1O / Sejlene iom Mo6pegt
mos NaOifalismen og @ocial0eno=
%frottet. Men iamti0ig bill ct npt Sen,
tire Boise fren. Den v1tl0ne" Folt=
tit, Ser far preget Sc leneite Nars
Sougiuni1g, pil foripinOc> og @enltre
bill as Stare otter ltoa me0 rene 81
nler.
S ioll1lne 8lo0 jfilDrer 6. 6. Glor-
len ct 9clp g, Fan bar of(agt u0e / EFT
ijellan0if 2anOsbp paa Sen ggn,
bpor Nl6erti loa at iige bot gneberre.
San fprtuller ONT cit Sumtale meo Ell
al uIilliosl1u11oene" / Sen %be6ragne
og follere0e Sparefosle e.
- Og meOenS jeg li00er og
%inaffer meO bar1, forltaar jeg l1lDffen
/ oel15 ful0e Smfang.
@an CT S%illi0sman6, iom ban5
Sober bor Set fpr bom. Oct er laa
at iiae en- @legt, ser bar tient Set sll-
BERTH e @rs / ct bolpt Morbun0re0e.
@on boD0e operfor Mlberti &lar1s=
monoens 6plelie opcrfor lin @apoi1g,
en- al Sc lterfeite % ODbelte Spleller
blonot oer1, bporpan nrol bpgger ct
Sam fl11o, Iillio til Tpreren, til 500
Oingen. Sg MI for ltoo ieg Ml6ertiS
Mogt fer pno Sinllon0. Sen Dpi=
le0e bel paa Set %9fonomtlfe> men Bette
pfonon1iife bar noget mere emo Ner=
&c. 9enne 5porefosi lie bar life Blot
lom en- an6en @parefasi lie ct @te6,
bpor MAJ iatte Eenge in6 og tog
Benge ll0, bbor mar fit 2aon og Brt-
oriteter. Sen bar 0et> JONI en- 'bel
2an0s0els 8gn6er bob6e lluttet Jig
lommen ON / 0eres Scamp op efter
moo politilf og iocial 9igelttlling, Sen
bar oeres fate Borg, iom 6e bapoe
forl paret og pernet mos mango Mn-
greb, Sen bar 6eres l1afb9ngigbeo.
Man fan neiten iige, at Sen bar 0em
bar noget al en- Heligion for
Dem. 0en bar grun6lagt al en- 1tip
og lteil @e6ersman6, lom man fl1n6e
forla0e Zig poa lom @ul0.
Spilfen misunderstanding Nro
bar Set life, iom Mlberti o%pertog fra
lin Gn6er? gn giennem ct langt SIP
opiparet Gilli6, en- giennem Glegtz
leo uopiflet 6plgagtigbe6. Sngen $50
litifer / Danmarf bar bapt iifrere og
@r1lno til at begpn0e paa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-02

oel> III lple EN- HGtte 9eogrdHlte,
topographic og noturbiltorilfe @au=
Ser lom @eitens &r1ltur bi0til far
ltaaet magteslple operfor og bar
maattet npleS n1e0 mere eller mini
0re o1nfle Sagu og Mptber ol1. Mf
ale Sc &ejier Sen erergiife 5benifer
far foretaget / Set in0re 9llien, ct
bette Sen belperligite, men ogiaa Sen
paa &eiultater rigeite.
6or mart tire Mor li6en - sen
16. Sftpber 1906 - tiltraa6te Sc
Sin lin fenrte Gorifningsreiie. @a1
o%frejlte fra 9tocf6olm til &onitantt
l1opel for ooer 9ortebaoet, &prfill
Mrmenien, Beriien og 8eluticbiitan
at begipe Zig til Sn0ien og Sbibet.
San foretraf at rioe Sc $50 Mile
gien1em 2illealien / Ste6et for at
benptte Ben burtigere og befDemme-
re Sci giennem Sue5fanalen. Sc.
bins Ylan bar / Set pelenlige at
fin6e Sn6us' og @ramaputras u.s.
ipring ian1t flarlegge Set itore @p-
omrao6e / set in6re Gbibet.
@Da0 &eiienS 9fonomiife 5i0e a1t-
goor, %beregne0es Sen at fo1te / alt
100000 &roner. Gette @el6b ltille>
0es til Or. @e0inS Gispoiition al
Song Oscar og flcre ipenlfe Sig
mnno. 9esr6en ltdtte0e Song 3d.
cor @eOins Neile peO at laOe ifripe
til SDoben al Herlien ON en- @lforte
for @e0tn gienneln oef uiifre 5trGf'
ninger paa @rnn0len al Mfgbanilton
og Selllticbifon. Sglao ira a110et
$@olO blep alt gjort for at lctte Gei-
len.
Otter at &e0in / 9ll,tningel1 al 81.
tober bab0e tilbrogt nogle Tiger / 81
netop pao Sen Sis nreget urolige g.
ne beD Sortebapet5 Nor0= og 9it.
tplter, begap fan Jig otter Elanen as
&orapaneDcien oper 9aiali6 og Sc.
bris til Seberon. 9erfra fortiatte
fan giernem seiiton og Selutlcbiitan
til Nuetto / Sn0ien. &eilen tog life
nir10re. ems 6 Mooreoer, men gap ct
go6t pi0en lfobeligt l10bptte.
Sra Sl1etto begap Or. $. Jig til
Simlo og 0erfro til Srinagar og 3d.
SAT, Set ii01te beliggenoe paa Moro'
liOen al &imalapa. Sra 2ooof brgo
fan op Sen IA. M11guit 1906, fulgt
al Ell meget flor og peluoruitet &a'
rapare. Gia &oroforumpasle ct gif
&ejien 6erefter l. 5 Maa1e6er gien'
nern Set nor0ltge Ibibet, og fgrit |
Sol111ar forrige Star befanot &eoin
Jig pe0 Sc centrole Gper efter at baDe
optegnet flere bi6til ufjen0te Slo0er,
Sper og 8jGrgfp6er.
Maaet til &plten al Ngontio mpo.
te OF. $. ltore @anifeligbeoer. &an
inobente6es nenlig al Sbibetanerne,
Ser forbpb bam at penoe tilbage til
9aoof. 9og nllere0e Sen 13. Sonuar
ftf ban l1n6erretntng ON, at ollie Seie
gjennem Mpn6igbe0ernes Diitritter
itoo bam aabne til @cbtgatie, Soicbi
@ope6itao. Otter mango
naaeoe fan Sen %. Sc
brl1ar BERTH og gieite0e Ben berpmte
SEQ at FIRE 1bibetanerne bag 2p.
let angaaen0e fine egenlige Seniigter
lpffeoeS set @pen @e6in at un6gao
be tbtbetanife 5pioner. st tort
fra &oroforum Eas Denote
ban lige mos 91t og | iteoiebarenoe
og UNDER mangebaan6e @tra,
naaeoe Fan Mfiaicbin-S 6en !
Sra Sen Sis af uoletteoe
Sneen 8eiene, og @arapatten bar !
en- iprgelig Sorfatni1g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-02

gi9re ct &egnifab me0 Jig ielo. SUI
ltitsminiiterenS Sfiebne burOe beteg:
ne ct &en0epunft / 0anif Yolitif. Gor,
offenlige 2ib trenger til en- Silganq
al nDe Men6 me0 ielpitenoige Me=
Ringer, faite &arafterer og rene &en=
Ser. 8epggelien ne0efter bar ltano:
ies. &rabet ON &1n0lfaber, 0annel:
ie og ubeltiffelig @nOerligbe0 bos 81
Mipn0, Ser melOer Jig til Sienelt Jon
2oDgipere og offenlige Silli0smen0
bpr ifierpes. @por p0mpgen0e Sc
ems er at in0rpnulle Set, iaa n1aa b
gj9re % f~ortrolige meO 0e1 &ien0s:
%gjerning, at 9anmarfs politilfe Mn
leeli lie CT ll1nfet> otter at Genltre fon-
til Noret.
vMlbertis Nalo er ct Seq / Dor 11pe=
lte politiife ll0pifling. Ie ptol1omi:
ife Tplger al &utaltrofen fomn1er hi
nof r0 ODER. Nogle faa Cages goO1
@pltpeir / Ste0et for peOparenOe 9}egr
oppeier Sobet. Men for otter at bpj:
ne por Selprelpeft og g%ienDin0e po1
9lnjeeli e / l16lonoetS Dine 111oo hi
foretage ct ~alporligt 8o0S= og u.s.
Neutrality-suspicious.. 9lonOt anOet far
Earti0ilciplinen efterbaonOen fornet
Jig iaa ubel0igt, at EN- gle1nemgri=
ben0e 9gn0ring / friiin0et Netning
ct oblolut np0pen0ig. &i er poa 60.
Sc Geie til ct Mtffe0uffe=S Dlten1, TIT
ser bbilfet 2e0erne ipger at omgipe
Jig mes en- Gamli1g al lp0ige Earti=
feller, JONI / ale pigtige Cribs
ipprgsmaal u0en at fnD itemn1er e.
ter Harolen obenfru. 8egiOenbe0er=
ne i li0ite GigsOagsiamling er emo
iii / fritz Min6e. &en1treref orm=
partiets MeOlemner Dab0e lua traplt
mes at afltipe 0eres m1grebne Earti=
felle Mlberti at Sc llet life fan0t
SiO til en- iogfpn0ig Hrppe al MoO=
ltan6ernes Mrgumel1ter. Me0 &on=
iejlspreli0enten og bans nupGrenOe
&ollega Mn6ers Niell Ell / 5pi0len
ne0itemte Sc UNDER bgir9ltet Sililut=
ming til Mlberti Sen ran1menoe og,
iom set MI far bit Jig, fllot u0 ret
fer0ige &ritif, Ser fra flere @ioer |
@ulen bIep rei1t mos Sl1ltitsminiite=
rem.
80 W}eno nepnes / 0isle Gage
fremfor andre / Sorbin6elie meo Sc
itamentets gamle 6oreitillinger ON
Gef og @ife. Oct er &ongen og
neutrality-suspicious.. @el er &ongen
@r1tn6lopen iurioilf oniporsfri.
Men ingen 6prite er al Sen @runo
fri for ct ntoralif Mnipar. Sperti=
moo bur6e set moralife Mnipor bpj-
mes og ifierpes / famine @rao, JONI
2obens Mrm er bin6ret / at gjdre ct
Mnibar g%igl0enoe. lttDtDl=
bar &ongen fglt Jig meget ilbe
berprt al Situationen, ga ban berte,
at en- Muno, iom ban fornplig bapbe
meo 6e beielte l10mGrfelier,
Tom for faa Gage ii6en bap6e ito-
set ION 8orogieit beo bans SIDE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-02
Sames 9. Gberman, Mepublifo

Sarnes 9. Sberman, &epublifo-
nerneS &an0i0at for @icepreli0ent,
begpn6er / oenne l1ge Ell &agnez
tur giennem Sc peftlige Miooeltater.
IS S Man6ags talte ban fgrite Gang /
Chicago og / Dnsoags paa Sllinois
l1ninerfitet / @bampatgn.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-05
K. U. "a. St. Marx,s 0.

Lawrence, Kan, Oct. 5.-Kansas de-
feated st. Mary's Saturday afternoon
"a to o. The first touchdown was made
in the first half after ten minutes of
play.
No hukes occurred at any time dur
ing the play and the two dozen scores
credited to. the Jayhawkers We're all
earned by good hard work
Bond made the spectacular play of
the season when he broke through the
Catholics line and carried the ball 20
yards for the fourth touchdown. Pleas
ant carried the oval across the line for
the first touchdown; Warning escorted
the wind bag across for the second
and Carson was directly responsible for
the third touchdown. Dahlene, with
his good right foot kicked all of the
goals.
When the third touchdown was made
Kansas got possession of the ball on
ST. Mary's 40-yard line and with
straight consistent line bucks and end
runs carried it down the field to the
goal, never once giving the oval to the
Catholics. The st. Mary's team showed
exceptionally good form. but it was no
match for the Jayhawkers.
In the second half the st. Mary's
boys tackled Tubbie Reed, and caused
him to go out of the game with j
injury and will probably not be able to
play until the Oklahoma game.
Neither team used the forward pass
to any extent. Kansas attempted II
once and failed and st. Mary's used ii
once with success. Pleasant, Rice
Carlson, Fiske, Bond, Johnson and
Steele, of the varsity team, all accept
ed opportunities for good plays. OF the
ST. Mary's team, Dockery, Stall and
McGinnis were conspicuous.
The -lineups:
st. Mary's-Sta1l, left end; McGinnis
Iaf C1aQrV left a Shea
ham, center; Fox, right guard; Beakey
right tackle; Cushing, Mooney, right
| end; Bennett, quarter back; E, Shea
han, left half; Kistner, right half
Dockery, fullback.
| Kansas University = Pleasant, lef
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-05
K. S. A. c. IS. wesleyan 5.

sas Static Agricultural college of this
city defeated the Kansas Wesleyan
university OF Salina Saturday after
noon by the score of % to 5. The
game was listless and uninteresting
and both teams played straight foot
ball. Wesleyan made its only touch
down in the first half on a tumble by
the Aggies. The visitors held the
home team to one touchdown in the
first half. They weakened in the sec
ond half and the Aggies piled up a
large score. Roots, Randels and Speer
did the scoring for the X. S. A. c.,
and Marble made Wesleyan's only
touchdown.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-05
Missouri 81. wa,rensbure 6.

Columbia, Mo-, Oct. 5.-On a fast
field tho Missouri Tigers started the
football season for this year by march
ing from goal to goal ten times against
the Warrensburg team. The Tigers
averaged 176 pounds and tho War
rensburg eleven 166 pounds. The Nor
mails fought the, game to the finish,
swapping the pigskin for a gain at ev-
cry Tiger misplay, and the final score,
81 to 6, does not represent the interest
of the game. Warrensburg made her
only score by catching a forward pass
from ''Tubby" Graves and running six
ty yards for touchdown. Missouri's
points were made entirely on touch
downs and goals. For the Tigers, An
derson. Graves and Bluck starred, and
Deatherage and Barnes played fast
games at quarter and right guard.
The feature of the game was the team
work OF the Tigers and the steadiness
of the working machinery for the first
game of the season. The forward pass
was worked in the first half for the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-05
CHICAGO SOx WIN.
Stin Have Chance for American
League Pennant.

Chicago, Oct 5.-Chicago defeated
Detroit to 1 in the opening game of
the final series here Sunday making
it Just possible for the local team to
win the American league pennant. To
do this, however, Chicago must win
the two, remaining games with, Detroit,
W hile Cleveland loses one game with
ST. Louis. BY reason of the Cleveland
St. Louis tie Sunday these teams still
have three games to play. BY WIN
ming all of them Cleveland. would get
the pennant regardless of the outcome
of the Chicago-Detroft series BY win
ming one of the remaining two games
from Chicago. Detroit will win in the
event that Cleveland drops one to St.
Louis. The outcome of Sundays game
therefore makes the finish of the
American league race narrower and
more exciting than evr.
President Comiskey said tnat the
attendance was the largest which had
ever been within the South Side
grounds. Sundays victory Tor chicago
I was remarkable in that Chicago scored
( all of her three runs in the first inning
\ without even the semblance of hit.
In fact, Chicago made but one nit dur
| ing the game. Ground rules were
established, making hit into the
! crowd good for two bases, but the
scant hitting did not require its appli-
I cation.
! The game was a pitchers battle be-
/ tween White of Chicago and Killian
1 of Detroit who let the victors down
! with one hit but lost the game as a
result of bases on balls and errors
l behind him.
Chicago scored three runs in the
/ opening inning without the semblance
| of a hit. Hahn drew four balls; +.
Jones attempted to sacrifice. laying the
!; ball a few feet in front of the plate;
/ Schmidt got the ball and threw TO
] Bush. but the short stop was too FAR
/ from second base to catch Hahn and
| both runners were safe. Isbeu ad-
vanced both runners on his sacrifice
going out to ROssman, unassisted
II Dougherty hit q hot one down 70
Downs, but Rossman dropped the
\ throw and Dougherty was safe. while
Hahn scored; Dougherty then stole
" second base. Davis sent a high fly &c
N Mcintyre and Jones counted while
| Dougherty went to third; Parent walk
ed and on a double steal Doughertl
| scored. KflIian then frightened up and
was given fine support when mel
were on bases. Chicago's lone hi
came in the fourth inning. when Pa
rent led on with a single to left. blu
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-05
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
American League.

outside the stands completely sur
rounded the field, but still the densely
packed streams of people pressed upon
each others heels through the various
entrances and spread out into the field
Fifteen minutes before the time set for
beginning the game the gates were
closed, and the crowd hadso far en-
croached upon the field that any ordi-
nary fly ball would have fallen safe.
Members of the Chicago team and
every available policeman fought siren
uously and forced the crowd back oniy
to have it surge forward at some un-
protected point. When play was called
however, order had been restored, and
1t was agreed that a hit into the crowd
should go only for two bases.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-05

st. Louis, Oct. 5.-Although out
played in the final block of the match
for the worlds pool championship Sat
urday night Alfred DeOro successfully
defended his title as champion, taking
the match by a score of 500 to no.
The score in tonight's play was EOS to
200 in favor of Allen Had the Kan
sas City youngster not missed an easy
shot in the last frame the game
would have been even closer. With
DeOro needing three to clinch the
match, Allen went after a long COM
bination shot after a safety by DeOro.
The ball went true and left them
spread. But Allen tossed off an easy
straight attempt for the corner pock-
ct and the match was over. At the
time Allen required thirty-seven and
had he swept the table would have
had chance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-05
AGGIEs WIN FIRST GAME.
But Salina Wesleyans Cross Their Goal
Line.

Manhattan, Kan, Oct 5-The Aggies
opened the football season Saturday by
a game with the Kansas Wesleyan uni
versity. The game was rather a sur
prise to the Aggies, as they were ex-
pecting snap from start to finish. The
Wesleyans showed wood form and
coaching from start to finish. but were
a little light and not nearly SO fast as
the farmer squad.
Four minutes after the game started
Marble got the ball on a tumble by
Roots and ran SO yards for a touch
down. Bristow missed goal. Rande.s
then carried the ball across the goal
line and Christian kicked goal leaving
the score to at the end Of the first
half.
In the second half Randel scored two
touchdowns, Bates missed both goals,
Speer made a touchdown and a 35-yar,i
run and Bates kicked goal Roots ran
20 yards for touchdown and Bates
kicked goal The whistle then blew,
leaving the score, K. S. A. c. %, K. w.
U. 5.
The game served as a tryout for the
Aggies, as almost the entire team was
changed between halves. The Salina
squad also made several changes.
The lineup for the Aggies was: Seng
right end; Roots. right tackle; Ostund,
right guard; Collar center; Wallis. left
guard; Gingery, left tackle; fowler
left end; Hunter. quarter; Christian
right half; Randels. fullback; Croyl
left half.
In the second half McCallun1 and
johnson played right end, Bowlby. left
end; Hendricks, center; .Seng, left
guard; Bates, quarter; Hunter, left
half; Speer, right half; Whipple took
Randels place at fullback in the mid
die of the second half.
The Wesleyans lineup was: KesseII
right end; Stolz, right tackle; Sans
right guard House, center; Marble
left guard; Bristow, left tackle; Arend
left end; Brown quarter; Miller (cap-
tain), right half; Smith. fullback;
Benkleman, left half.
In the second half Bristow went tc
full, Benkleman to left tackle, Kennedy
to right half, Mack to left half and
Ogden took Stolz's place at right tackle
after five minutes had been played in
the second half
Umpire, Quigley; referee. Wade; line
man, Hamilton.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-05
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