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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
Vaudeville dna Pictures

Manager Booker. of the Academy,
announces that he will give special
matinee this afternoon to give the
ladies' ana children chance to So"
he ia. The Fiery Dragon" and lie"
81. Elmo. the Musical German. for
the last time. The usual two per
fGrmanccs will bt given this evening.
The vaudeville and picture bill at
the Academy this week is one of the
best yet Offered. Zelda is clever
cOntOrtionist and the spectacular
scenic effects he uses seems TO please
the audiences immensely. The Mu-
steal German" also gets plenty Of
applause.
RIP Van Wrinkle" in cOlOrs. is the
feature moving picture film for today.
There are two Other picture scenes,
and the illustrated songs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
At Buckroe Casino.

The people Ct Newport News and
Hampton will have their last opp"r
tunity tonight to enjoy tn excellent
vaudeville at the Bnckrae Beach Cast
nc. whfr re Ella Richards. on the tight
wire AMI the Yorke Comedy Four are
tho headlir r.. New moving pictures
and a new Illustrated son will be in
PRODUCED. The show as whole is
tn hest the casino management has
Cff red On Monday night Their will
be complete chang of bill.
Last night the Casino had one OF its
largest audiences. many people b~
ing attract d b: tn amateur night
card. Leo Greenwood was voted the
first prize by the large srdi' nee and
the management has already enCag-
d him to play on tho regular bill next
" ek
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
LONDON PAPERS PRINT
EDITORIALS ON CONVENTION
Triumph Of President Roosevelt in
: Havir His Choice Named. the
! Chief Source Of Comment.
.By Associated PreSs.)

LONDON. Juna 19-MCst of the
morning newspapers and the weeklies
which are Issued today print editor
jal; on President RoOsevelt's triumph
in caring TIE nomination Of Seer
,arv Ct War Taft for the presidency.
The Daily Chrorical says: ITO save
the lif of his policy. he loses ms
life as President. II is an int sting
phenomenon in II working OF tn"
American cOnstituiinn.'' The Daily
Graphic describes Mr. Taft as an
Am ri~an pauphin." adding There is
,Sx:c.t;..sar, olOnic about this cr' a.
iioT, ri now dynastic legitamary. The
shadow CT the Stars and Strip $.
All newspapers pay tribute to Sec
re,crv Taff's great qualifications for
tho high Office TO which he has hen
nominated. The chief point. Ct the
Repnhiican platform that il attracting
attention here is the fiscal plank. The
na,i0n thinks il should lead t" reduc,
ton in the tariff in favor of the free
trading with Great Britain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
.chadrsn Spend Mueh Time Calling
Upon The Daily Press Pony
CONTESTANTS BAal M'woak
Msste, t4oae Wilkinson Was in the
Lead Again Yesterday. With Miss
MasiaH ohnson Close Second
Fifteen in Race.

presto" is by all odds The most
popular it'll. piec of horse flesh ON
the Peninsula just new. We Is al
home" in the rear # The Daily Pr SIS
ufiit,v nearly every afternoon. and
hundreds OF childr II. as well as many
eroWn-uus.. have called to see him.
TIL. pony contest editor is g"'lh2
worried about the pony's digestive or
gans-the quality of cake. candy
bananas and appl :. to say nothlnS
CT a normal amount of regular horse
iced. cunsrmed by tn" little fellow
is astonishing. Unless the chill
drcn quiz serving sweets during
their afternoon calls. Mr.. Presto may
have 10 be put on the sick leave for
a whil"
Interest in III" contest Is mcr' as
ing q each iav goes by. H0ge il
kins was still in first plac" when the
office closed last night. and Marian
johnson was a close second. The
OF her contt etantS stood in tn follow
inc order: .Iacuuelin MarstOn. DOro-
thea Vandnrslicp. TheCdOr7 Cox. j.
Levi; Morcwiiz. De Sale Sturm. Harry
Bray. Eng ne Mccain: Ruth Kurnicki,
philip PcySer Helen L. Hanger.
Richard Lawson. Virginia C.. lslry and
Joseph - mDlr.
: The con, :, editor requests the chill
Cirpn 10 trim their ballots. as this is
very important Ballots torn from
the par,r and not trimm d are had
10 handln. and r Gures cOnaerahl'
UNNECESSARY time en- the part of the
CCntPEt cdilCr.
1t is under stood that several children
in addition TO the above ar c0nt"m-
plating entering the race for the pony.
A. has been stated before. no timH
sho,.id be lost in getting into the run
ming for thos already in are a"sin-
ming 10 take On substantial leads.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
|B0O|ES FOUND N Park
Dan Of Fifty and Girl Of Fifteen
| he Dead.
SUICIDE PACT, OR DOUBLE MURDER ?
Police Of New Philadelphia, Ohio. un.
able to Say How the Oddly Match
ed Couoie Came 10 Their Tragic
Ends.
Try Associated PrcSS)
NEW PHILADELPHIA. ONO


June 10 - The bndi"S o. Miss Ar
lite kius"ly. l. years old. anal
Charles Siach - years Oil WEI"
found lat" tonight in The Citv park.
Both had been shot l.. the back Of
the head
The polio" say Stach MANAGED a
moving picture show AT Akron. Will"
the girl acted as his cashier.
Whether III" tragedy WAS The re-
suit Of Il SuiCid" act. or the Cnupl"
had been murdered the officers hay"
rot determined.
S,ach and Miss kins"ly went driv-
iEg early in tn" evening. Later a
paSSrr by toUn! tn" horses standing
in tn" roadway with the girls body
in the buggy. Stachs corpse rested
in the road nearly. 4 revolver wa
found on the floor of the conveyance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
Bryan Refusee to TAX
NV assocI1'ed presEp

LINCOLN. NEB-. Jrpc -. William
J. Eryan icdsy declined 10 discuss IN"
VIZ. ~ the National R"rublIcan
Cove n.ior. He received l'rIl tins o.
ioiay'I vents :rI"1hca. Il 10 ais iii
rsry AZ FaI.yi"w HC n'"Tt'.n"h =
rur-E"r ~ e. i'"r during 'hr m"Tniac
TIT af;crnoru ! pr"rar'i ~ aralvs
e n! IN Republican Tla't"rm. This
hr will rro>arIy make puhl'c tom"r
NV
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
CHARGED With Perjury.

NEW YORK. June I9.-Ju.3tir" Fitz,
gerald Ct the Supreme Court today or
der. the arrest of Mrs. Sadie Mer
riII. cf Boston: Mrs. Timmhv Lynch
and DR.. Edward PaTldinc. on ChnrC
of perjury in the trial of Mrs. Sadi"
Merrill against Banker Lazarus Levy
i,,r 500. 600 fer breach e promise.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
Neqro Murdered HANGED.

COiQTTT. GA. June i9.-Scnn'F
Williams was hanged her today for
the murder Of Armand Ward. Both
were negroes Williams cut Ward
had frcn his shoulders in July last.
Before mounting the scacold Williams
said he saw man hanS d once bit
dill not think to dir in that way.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
EYn.cted Home Today.

Sergeant T. 4. Mitchell Is expected
n rpturn TO this city tcday from
Rrooklyu. y. Y. with Ch'ries Morris.
ALA. Slim" a white nan WHO was
indici d by the jury in the Corpora
ito, Cour; Mon lay on the charge at
grand larceny. Morris was arrested in
BROOKLYN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
Pra-ticaI Ole Man.

-Phvsicaf culture. father. is pr
fecsIv lovely. To drvelcpr the arms
7 ,rasr this rod ~ OF end and NOV"
1, v,owI-- from right to lift
well we'll" pyClaimed htr father.
what went science discover- " that
rod had straw at the o'hfr chi ynn
he sweeping. CounSr'
Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
The Hint.

James, said Mr.. Bakei5y. Il be-
1;exo Won saw Notwithstanding the
nurre maid"
WHY. YES sir" replied the butler.
We'll. it's best to kesD quiet about
81. Do rou understand?
ayes. sir" pied James with up
turred PALM. Silence is golden. sir.
Philadelphia Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
Nj "a Cattle IN.
m Associated rrcas )

Nv NNNTTTIT'TI I''7-'T
C0II'NnTS o Irro 70 - N i"f'
worc iyyr~d from tho 7diu'ar' gen
s-ars cT.cc Today rrnaii nC {: ~.
rsn;.a X AMI G. n Tho Srvr.t 9TH
Ohio I,fnrt-. from IN" iohac~n a~'de
:, Ad,-n= cour'~ This ACTION Wa
.rt n after coTeHi' alton Wit ~ 'T1h
pa~i. NJ kdArus coTrty. Who saii 'he
rIsnifnx o. toIsreo had been IN sksd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
rhsw case Before oo~iirs.


NEW YORK. IhH" I9.-Att rn"y
for HAIRY X. Thaw applied 10 Jusi'c"
DoUjiug to mcfif, :hc ius;Ics's order
Nv which ThIw NJ committed To ih"
hcgp.iaI fur ia .rim'Ral Insane Al
Na'icawaa ~ IN" CunCinsi1u NJ his
trisI for N, uurd oI Sian' RI
White. Justice INwI.EE RS rvch d =.
riginn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
Calrndar for Today.
Marine Note.

More than $4,000 tons Of coal has
been shipped foreign from y wp"rt
News sine .Tnu and present indi'
cations are that the total foreign on'-
PM lpr the month will eXCc' d 60 90"
ions This will b. nearly donbl" thn
amount of any other monthly foreign
output this year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
M;ottv Near Right

what is your opinion Of prosp r.
iyv -,
~WeI- answered the improvidrn'
u,p INV ouinion of prosperity is that
4, "a something f~r which am az
recfcs TO give three che7rs h"c7us
come other frIlrw has h."-Wsshine
ton Star
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
E., poI;t-nf-S. Sake.

~Whcr sraH I call acain with ih's
bjI, Sr Ariup?
~ think Young rr1n ~ conc 3
e;o, - tho rnuvruIionaIiii"' yru'd
bet'e- ros ~ mo anv MT" III ' nav
r.turn~d =: least ivo ~ vorr CHS -
Chirapo T-ifprc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
ohree Killed in Mimic War.

NEW YORK. June 1.-Two more
deaths In tho post hospital n; Fort
W7iSworth TODAY through tic casual
~, $ cf the mimic war 10 thr Q.
az tonight seCcnd attempt wa
made 10 pass IN harbcr dcfcnses bal
a-ain the fec; failed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20

The Norwegian steamship Tancr d.
Car1ain Arm sen. arrived in port yes
tcrday from Baltimore to load 4 car
go of about 5,J0G tons of coal for
Christobal. Panama.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
crcL.r's RHod,rs won.


wDSnON rurc ig-Richa-H Cro
kcT Gnv Rhodnr1 won thr TTi"nuial
siaEes AZ Ascot Icd7v. She vas rid
doa rs Iuricn 7 no AMI finished 'hr
au1rf r. nf r-th W front NJ
wheaier. Sir horses ran. Tho bet
ting or Rhodora was 2 10 against
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
Those Slow Cirte.

ar. Won waiting fer me. dear. she
said coming downstairs nj last. hxinG
her h7'.
"waitirs?" exclaimed the impatient
m,n. no. MT waiting-sojourning.
.Yonkcrs Statesman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20

Carrying $500 tons Of coal, the Nor
wcsian st amship Tiger. Captain
Buggo, sailed from this pert ycst"r-
day fer Havana via Norfolk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
Saiied.

Steamer Tig tNGrJ Rugee. iiava
ma via Norfolk
Schooncrs Laura l.. Spragn". Pierre"
Beverly, Mass: Lucinda Sutton. Pen
dersOn. Bangor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20

Satisfactory progress is being made
in the rebuilding of the :,redg
Mills at tn" local shipyard and tn"
vessel probably will !" ready for com
miSSionine in tn near future.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20

appearance had a very pool Svl1 !,
while had he attended TO mig dr1IE
his hair his beard and his finsernaz]8
h.. would have ranked at the head e
his fellow students.
OF course. it Is too bad, an =
se"mS unfair that personal appeass1co
shOuld be judged on the same scale -
mental aptitude. but these are ~
worlds rules. and he who wc0ld ~
against them does so at his 0vn
peril" 2
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20

The British steamship BaStfeld IS
expected 70 arrive in port tomorrow
to load coal here for the w 81 In
dies
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
SHIPPING REPORT
Friday. June 10, 1908.
Arrived.

Steam + TanCrrd tNOr) ArntSeh
Baltimcrt--to BerM ind White Goa
Company in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
Still Hep.

"Tha. raa- IL n r7,'t.
ITO ND"
~ e"
-ItoV did on aisc,tcr ~
II dirT. r ;c'1 nc.
"Thsp rerhsps h" may get ever w.
Ma 1yfile American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
Cleared.

81 amer Tiger tNCrb BuSs". liza
yana via Norf.lk Eerwind- White Goa
Company.
Barge Sharon for Fall Riv,r-R"r
wind Whit Coal Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
Dress Ginehsms,

:" p'cces Of DRESS /,
in an coicrs: also Al,
"niy yard .... ="
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
psEsses, Toe ssd

Twenf7 Eve p,y.
r"rcsies. IN Liar,
lark co.crs. ,os ,S-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-20
n. J. LEVI.
Black 6 White eheek,

20 pieces Of Rack a,
Ch"ck N.reerized cal
s:zc Checks. cnly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-27
FoOTBALL RESULTs,

At Chattanooga-Univ of Chat tanooga. 8; Twelfth Cavalry. 5..
 At chattanooga-McCallie. 10; Chat taR9oEEa HighI i6grIases@4uiane school Ia II: Wash ington University of St. Louis. 0. burg 6, Pennsylvania State 12.
 Al Little Rock--L. s. U., S6. Univer- sity of Arkansas. 4
 At Jackson. Miss.-A. and M. A; Mississipp! UniyersitX; X;sSraska 5; a7. w..
 At Kansas city-Kansas. 10; Mis- S0AtN At Pittsburg-carnegie Technical School 0 Washington and Jenerson. 30.
 At Milwaukee-Notre Dame. G. Mar 4uSt'?s At St Louis-carlisle. IT; St. Louis on1tsTItSy At Hot Springs S3 Ark.-Hot Springs High School. s: Arkadelphia, 0.
 At Austin-Universtty of Texas. 2S; Texas A and M. 12. ..,,,. lege, IT: Chamberlain Hunt Academy. O. Virginia. 81. North carolina. o
 V F |. 5, A. and M. of North Car Wi Wiiliam and Mary. IT, Fampden- 0S4t' At Maeon-Meroer. 45; Howard Q.
 At Nashville-Vanderollt' D. se"a- " At Birmingham-AIabanna. I; Ten At Jennings. La.---New orleans High School { Jennings High school zS.
 At Atlanta-Georgia Tech' So' CIeln- At Mobne-Spring Hill College, g.; Fort Morgan Artillerymen, o.
 Al Mobfle-Mobile Military Institute, IA; University Military School. O..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-27

to the body and kept after his man unceasingiy. KetchelI then hooked a wicked right to the jaw. forcing Papke to a clinch. Ketchell had a good lead AS the round ended, Papke going to his seat uneasily.
 Round 7-KetchelI shifted his. left to the body and then got a left upper cut to the chin. Ketchell then sent short hook to the chin with terrific force and a moment later shot straight right to the jaw. Papke closed in and seemed to be stalling. He bled quite freely as the round end ed. II was Ketchells round.
 Round S-Both were up quickly and Papke landed hard left to the jaw. Ketchell countered with right to ribs and Ketchell forced Papke to the ropes, landing a left high on the body. Both landed rights and lefts to the jaw. Ketchell having the better of the
 Round s-Ketchen shot left to the stomach and at close range swung two lefts to the head Papke fought right and left to the body. Papke continued to break ground, clinchlng and stalling. Ketchell sent his man man right to the jaw and Papke came back groggy. Papke stalled in getting In close and Ketchell was not able 10 get in telling blow. Ketchell look e1 a W1unGT dl NHko 9Sa6Ns
 Round 10-"Take your time, shout ed the crowd to Ketchell as the men closed in. Ketchell landed two upper. cuts to head while in close Ketchell missed a hard left for the head and then exchanged rights to the Jaw. Ketchell forced his antagonist against the ropes, but missed hard right for the jaw. moment later Ketcheli landed terrific right to the jaw and put his left to the body. Papke land ed hard right to the body and two lefts to the same place and the round ended with honors even.
 Round 11-There were several fruit less rallies and then Ketchell sent a hard left to stomach following 1t with right and left to the same place. Ketchell floored Papke with fear full left to the jaw and Papke took the count of nine
 When Papke rose Ketchell again floored his man with a storm of rights and lefts to the jaw and body Papke tried to get up. but was down on, one second toe long and was counted out Ketcheli wa sthen given the decision by Referee Jack Welsh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-27
KETCHELL
 WINS FIGHT He Knocks Out Billy
 Papke. FIGHT GOES ELEVEN ROUNDS Regains Middleweight Champion ship of World. stanley KetcheII Had the Better of the Contest from start to Finish
 -The Fight By
 Rounds.

ntnvs,de San Francisco. Nov. 26,- stanisy Ketchell. of Michigan. regain. cd the middle weight ShamplonsniP oL the world this afternoon py knoSN.ne 1
 Billy Papks of 1llno.s out m the sisE@
 Ketcbsii had the better of the con. 4ast from start to finish. He knocked Panke down in the eleventh wtth tha Illinois man got on hls feet, Ketch- ell fnished him with successaVn Hi rights and lefts to the Jaw ana oooy.
 Forcing the fight throughout every minute, KetcheIl was stronger up 10 inc moment of the knockout blow than
 was his opponent Once during an aS aressive moment they fell in the right side and toppled through the ropes wrapped in a close embrace It was a left to the stomach that sent Papke to the ropes at his juncture. In fall ing Papke seized his opponent ana fhe force of his rush carried them clear off the platform and over the heads of the spectators. A nuhofeo willing hands assisted them to the cor ner and in a moment they were grap- Ketchell was a victor, through out. His appearance during the early rounds did not tend to encourage those who had backed him at odds of 10 to and 10 to 6, but his awkward de- livery of blows seemed to Hull Papke into a false sense of security In ms first round Ketehell drove Papke Into a neutral corner, landing right and left almost at will and thereafter the Illinois contender was always at a disadvantage Stepping aside at criti- cal junctures, Ketchell swung his right time and again, flush upon his opponents jaw, now and then alter mating with left drives to the body. Tn the fifth round Ketchen drove a hard left to the stomach and Pzpk had not put up his hand. before he encountered hard right to the jaw. Before this in the fourth round light tap on the nose had brought blood from Papke that started the crowu yelling for the Michigander.
 It was in the seventh that Ketcheil used his right to the greatest advan- faRe. Papke's only hope lay in his dIsposition to clinch, but he was, hit twice and both blows tended to ies- zen his recuperative powers. From this time on the crowd awaited the knockout punch that Ketehen was ap- parently within In the ninth ring and nearly went to his knees by d blow delivered in 8 clinch. He arose to meet Ketchell's right, which twice landed on the jaw. Papke went to his corner bleeding freely from the nose. This was the beginning of the end In the following round Papke twice turned his back to Ketchelfs swift assaults and deliberately ran
 m the ehsventh and final round Ket- cheIl came up as fresh and strong as at any time during the fight. He tanned Paplee lightly on the jaw and then rushed him half way across the ring, landing two hard rights to the stomach. A moment later as they
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-27
LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB
 PLEASED WITH OPENING


 New Orleans, Nov. .2s-Following the events of the first days racing of inc Louisiana Jockey Clubs ninety days meet, officers of the organization tonight declared themselves highly pleased with the results and said tney now felt certain that racing would be carried on in New Orleans throughout the entire winter.
 Some misgivings had been held by many who did not believe that it would be possible to carry on sueeesstul race meet since the passage by the last LegIslature of the so-called anti racing bill, which prohibits book making.
 that there are still no laws in Loutsl ana which prohibit betting between prt- Vate individuals and this form of bet ting was largely practiced today. some individuals placing many bets on each race.
 A large detachment of police was present at the track under strict or ders to prevent any violations of the law. No arrests were made. Attend ance large.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-27
COLUMBUS DEFEATED
MONTGOMERY Y. M. c. A. WINS BAs-
 KETBALL GAME.
Dash ChalnpiOnship Aspirations of
 Bunch from Cracker


 Bunch from Cracker
 Town.
 There's luck in odd numbers-but not for the basketball team of the Co., lumbus Y. M. c. A. For two years that bunch has pulled down the cham pionship honors of the South. but the third effort at the achievement of the topnotch brought forth defeat and at c. e. A. ~ ~ The defeat came Thursday night, at the game played here at the r. M. c. A. gymnasium, when the Montgomery quintette came off the field the posses sors of the long end of 31 to 22 score. The game. as played last night. was one of the most interesting of the sea- son. and by far the most important, for 1t places the bunch of the Capital City in line for championship honors. A large attendance, probably the larg- est of any basketball game of the sea- son, witnessed the contest.
 In the first half both teams put up a stiff game, throwing alternate goals And so the score went all through the game, and 1t was a question as to which team would receive the large end of the score At the end of the first half Montgomery had the best of the score by a good margin. In the sec ond half the Montgomery boys put up some of the swiftest playing seen in the South. while the Columbus boys put up a decidedly better game than in the first half.
 The lineup of both teams are as follows:
 Columbus-Reddy, field; Newman, feld: Massey, center; Dozier. guard Peace. guard.
 Montgomery-Hall. neld: Meyers, field Patterson, center Washburn. guard; Susong. guard.
 Summary-Field goals, Reddy z, Massey 1, Dozier 1. Hall 6, Susong Foul goals, Reddy 4. Susong 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-27
TIE GAME
VANDERBILT AND sEWANEE MADE
 SAME SCORE.
The Game Was Mostly Straight Foot ball, oFrwnrd Passes and New Plays Cutting Almost no
 FiRure

Nashville. Tenn, Nov. 2s.~-Vander- bilt and Sewanee played each other to a standstill this afternoon on Dudley Field. the game ending and 6. each team scoring touchdown and kick ing goal.
 In the first half, Morrison. Wander: bilt's quarter, grabbed up muned punt and raced over the goal line. In the second half, Lyme Sewanee's guar. ter, caught a long punt by Blake and with fine interference ran sixty 1.-Two yards to a touchdown Both teams played hard, fast ball, and were fairly well matched. Each tried for goals from placement two or three times, but the ball was wild. After Sewanees score was made Vanderbilt was large mostly straight football. forward pass es and new plays cutting almost no
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-27
TULANE VICTORIOUS.
Defeats WashimgtOu University of St
 Louis Before Big Crowd.

Defeats W0SAfngtOm UnAteEsity oh Se'
 Louis Before Big Crowd.
 New Orleans. Nov. 26.-Tulane closed a successful football season here today by defeating the washington University day crowd of football enthusiasts. Dreyfus. by an end run of fifteen yards scored the first touchdown near the close of the first half and Moore fell on the ball behind the Maroon goal, making the other touchdown near the end of the second. The line up:
 Tulane-Webb, center; Yates. right guard Beane, left guard; J. H. Smith light tackle Brown (captatn), left tackle; Mennefee- Pipes, right end; B. Smith, left end: Farrell. quarterback; {; Moore, fullback; Dreyfuss. Jeff half;
 Washington-Hagin. center.. Glas- gow-Perring. right guard; Harting, left guard: Rodenburg. right tackle; Beck (eaptain), left tackle; Castlen- Hagler, right end; Maddox-Jac left end Ailsworth- Goldsmith quarter back; Bouten- -Menges, fullback; Hager, left half; Morten, right half.
 chdowns, Dreyfus (Tu- lane); Moore (Tulane); goal from touchdowns, Moore (Tulane). Officials, Pritchard Vanderbilt. referee; Thom- as (Purdue). umpire; Merrill Smith (Wa ashing on Tulane), field judge; AL Ian (DaVidson). headlinesman. Time of halves. 30 and 25 minutes.