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The Washington herald., 1909-05-07

Earned r1us - Chicago. / Two-base hit - Atz.
Tfree-bass lit-OWens. Sacrifice hit-BeTger. Stolen
bzses-Gcods and AliizcT First base on balls
or Berger. Hit b. li:chCr-By Berger. Alfizer:
by Scott. Gocdc- First base en- cTrurs-ClCTelaEd.
?. ChicaS0 ! LCft On osses-ClsvelsEd. /; Chi
eago 5 Struck out-By Defser. 5. b. Scott. >
Double plzys-PCrring 10 Lajoie 10 StoTal: Clarke
to -Lajoie. Wild piieh-sectt- Umpires-MsssEs-
Sheridan and KERN Time q game-l hour and IS
minutes. Attendance-lS-
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G. P. o. BOYS TRIMMED.
St Stephens cIIPch Game in Fourth
Inning.

st. Stephens defeated G. P. o. IN the
Capital City League yesterday. 9 10 8
The Georgetown combination could not
connect with Callanhan's beaders. but the
ragged fielding Of the Printers gave them
the contest. eight misplays being chalked
up against the c. P o. outfit
Mccarthy was right on the job with the
willow. making a triple and a double.
Howser connected for q homer which
aided materially in the scoring.
Sannino played a good game at the sec
ond sack. accepting four chances grace
fully Scorp.
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SECOND GAME
.Batted ia Grshan IN ths ninth.

First base by eTTuTs-Bostcu. s. New YoTk. /
LET Oh b1scs-Boston. 8 New York. II First
baSe oa balls-OS 1IcCarfhy. 8: - Raymond. ,
Struck out-By Mccarthy, 4: r. Raymond. 3 Bsk
= Nc artay. TEo-base bits - Becker. R2ymood.
Schlei, sn3 McCo-uick- SscTi6ce hits-Tcnuey ard
Murray. stolen hase-Starr Double pizys-StarT 20
Dahlsn q Stem; Dcvlin 70 Tenncy; Bridwe1 TN
assisted UmrircS-McSsrs- Cus3ck and J0hnstone-
Tine q saIze-3 hours and : minutes Attsndance
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PLAY ELEVEN INNINGS.
PittSburg Defeats ST. Louis After a
Hard Struggle.

Pittsburg. May SIT took Pittsburg
eleven innings TO beat St Louis to-day,
the final score being s TO 3,
St Louis gave one Of the finest ex-
hibitions Of uphill ball playing ever seen
in Pittsburg- They scored three runs in
the ninth and tied up the game. but they
could not win out
The defensive play was wonderful, four
PittsbUrg runners being cut down at the
plate Score
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Left on hzses-Coluuhia- :; ST. Martins l. Fist
base On baIs-0' 0'Nein /: OF Weave 9: OF
Freeman. 4 Hits r1ade-OH O'Seiu. 5: Of Free
Fireman 4 Hits uade-OH OSefll 5; q Free
man / Struck out-By O-EeiH .; by Weaver. 2:
b. Freeman . Three-bass hits-NcCarthy q.
Two-hase hits-Shieids Smith Double piay-EIlett
% Skelly. Hit By pitcher-By O'Ne.I. l. b. wez-
rer. / Wid pitch-O' Neil. Unpir@Mr. Myers.
Time q game-l hour ard 2 Minutes
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Left O. bases-G- P O.. ?; St Stephens J First
hass on bslls-Of PAYNE. ;; oA Callahan AID Grffsn
: Innings pitcbed-By PAYNE. {: b CALLAHAN. /
Hits usde-Of Psy1c. ); of Griffin. J. Home r1n-
Howse1. Three-bass hit-NcCarthy. TEo-base hit
Mccarthy. Sacrifice hits-Rider e. Houser and
Handiboe- stolen hases-McCarzhy. Carr. Kemp
Kraft. Ssuniro, Howard. and Grifan. Wild pitch
Grifsn Passed haIl-Krzft Cu-pi-e-1Ir. Hsrdi-
Doe. Tine q gzne-I hour and 80 Minutes
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Two-base hits - Grant. McIntyre and Knabe.
Thrcc-5ase hit - HummeiL Sacrifice hits - kDabe
Bergen. and Magee stolen baSe-BuTch. First
base on errors - Brooklyn. .; Philadelphia .
Strsck out-By Covaleski. .; - Ritchie I: b. Nc
IDiyTe. Double Tlzys-AlpeTmsn % jordan !.
Brsusdcld 70 Doom. Lennox 70 Jordan. Hits
made-Oh Covsleski. 8 N inuinEz- Left on bases
BROOKLYN. 5: Philadelphia. :. Umpirss-NessTs. Rig
Ter sni Tr1by. AttondaEcc-55oc
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TwO-base hits-Schaefer, Nullin and Bush. Sac
riAcs kIts-Wsllsee D. Jones. COBB and Schmidt
stolen bases-Bailey- Bases on baIls-Of Powell !;
cf Mullin. ?; q Bailey. . Strucs 0ut-By Bailey.
;; By MullIR. = Pitching reoo7d-Of Powell hits
and IN Is innings; ef BAILEY. hits and
) n1us IN % innings Left on hase-St. Louis,
:. Detroit s UmpiTeS-3leSsrs. Perm and 0'LOIgh-
In lime q game-l h0us and IS minutes
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Earned runs-Washington. 1. Athletics.
!. First base by errors-Athietics. > Left
on bases-Athletics. :; Washington. l.
First base on bails-On Groom. 3 Struck
out-By Groom. 3, by Bender. ) Two
base hits-Ganley. Collins Sacrifice hits
Barry, Barr. Stolen base-Murphy. Dou-
bic play-Delehanty to Mcbride to ing
l6Ub. Wild pitch-Groom. TmDires-
Messrs- Egsn and Connolly. Time Of game
i hour and 50 minutes Attendance
2.Soa
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PLAY FOR PRESIDENTS CUP.
second Round of Chevy Chase Golf
Tourney Completed.

The second round Of the Chevy Chase
golf tourney fo1 the Presidents cup was
played yesterday. resulting in excellent
scores The weather was perfect. and the
links IN splendid shape.
The semi-hnals are scheduled for To-
day.
Yesterdays results follow:
V Kaufman heat 5 P Wagner 5 up and 4 to
play
L. A. Pratt beat J. ". steutt I ID.
T. A. Clayton beat NJ Z Gates up and to
play
z. Chs7teres beat J. ". Locke71 I'D and : 70
Play.
]. Bolt beat G. H. GiIlette by defsaIt.
q HCTstman heat H. OIiphznt I W
W s Peters beat W. F. Ham I rp.
E. A. Lotus beat ". s. Reyburn ) rp and ? 70
rla-
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ERRORS FEATURE GAME.
Petworth Beats WoOdburn by Score
of to 4.

In a game replete with errors the Pet
worth team defeated Woodburn on the
formers grounds yesterday, Z to 4 Six
teen errors were made during the game.
ten by PetwoTth and six by WOOdburn-
Garrett, who was on the firing line for
the winners, pitched good bah, holding
his opponents to three scattered hits. He
would have scored a shut-out had he re-
ceived perfect support. T. Hiser made a
sensational one-hand catch OF a liner.
Score;
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Totals. .... as ss

Left q hascs-IrainI1en. ?. Station. > FirSt haSe
on halls-Of knighton. !; Of RyOn. l. Innings
ritched-By Thompson, /: by Kni-hton ; Hits
mSde-Of knightOn. 5 Struck out-By ThomuSosa
2; By Kn5ghton s. Thuee-base hit-Thompscn. Two
base hits-Willisms and BangErhan Stolen hases-
Sullivan g., Smith. TAYLOR g. fKnighton. and T.
Thompson Double plays-HanTey 10 Anderson
Wild Itch-ThOmps01. Passed bsIls-Wiliams and
Anderson. Umpirc-Nr. FlyuR- Time II Ezme-I
hour and Is minutes
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First base On eu1z-As13culture, 5; Ns-y,
Left On baSss-AsTfcllture & FIrs: bzSe on halls
on Fields I, OF Gies ); OF Co-laud ; II
HingS pitchet-By Fields. I-5. BY Sanders. 23. by
NesberTy. l; bv Giss. :; by Borlaud , Hits made
OF Fields. /; OF Sanders. :; OF NexberTy. !. OF
Gies. S: OF Borlsnd. : Struck out-By sander
I. by NeEbETy. l: b. .Csies. g. hT Bo-land :
Three-base hits-WsbeT. Prist GanneI Tvobsss
hits-Murphy Buroker- Sacrifice hits-CSieS. Ta7lor
Stolen hases-Fouiotte. C-sddock. Bran. Doyis 2
Prist 49, NiUrphy %. Newterry u. Weber p
vannenan %. Hit by pitcher-Gies. Passed haIls-
Waters %. Yannem11- Umpire-1Ir. Bates Tims
of gsme-1 hogr c1d IS Minutes
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NAVY TEAM SINKS.

Agriculture Wins In n GaIlOp, Score
d 10 3.
Agriculture defeated the Navy nine. -
10 in the Departmental League yester-
day.
The Navy boys started OF strong. get
ting five runs In the first inning, but
after that. were at Sanders mercy.
The Farmers bstted two pitchers from
the slab.
The only feature was the hitting BY
Doyle and Weber, both making four
safties- Score
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NatIonaIs Score in Fir.t.

Ganley hit to left center in the first
inning for a triple Barry threw out Nc
Bride at first, keeping Ganley on third.
Unglaub singled 10 Left and Ganley came
home with the Nationals single run.
Only 4 scratch hit was made of Groom
up to the fifth. when the Athletics scored
chiefly through WashingtOn's errors
Barr opened with single and went 20
second on Barry's sacrifice. On GrOom's
wild throw TO catch him asleep at sec
ond. Barr took third. Thomas Lit "a
Mcbride. who fumbled. Barr scoring and
the batter reaching first
In the ninth Davis singled TO center,
advanced & second on Bars sacrifice
ana scored on Bsrry's single 10 left
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Friends schooI EIect..

At a meeting Of the Athletic Associa-
ton Of the Friends School yesterday af-
ternoOn Teddy Moore was elected pres
ident 10 succeed Charles Thorn. David
karrick was chosen vice president and
Baker was elected secretary.
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Totals : 500 , Totals.

fnst case by eT7CTs-FccE Memorial 8. Ninth. 1.
Lett or b2sss-Peck Memorial 8: Niush. { First
base on bslls-Of Symanoski Z, OF Norris ;
STUCK out-By Symanoski. ); By NoTris 6 Hone
1In-Nalters. Threehase hits-NarceTcn Stecker
Walters. Harris Two-bass kits-Rapp Conaors-
Q7ant7elle. stolen baSes-Rspp g. McDonCsE6
Marce-on a., ssecSsr Walters ~, Harms. Syrrsn-
oski- Triple plsys-HarTis % Coun0rs % Hands
Double plays-Stecksr % Councrs: Rsp7 70 Riddle:
Riddle % Myers, NCTTIs 20 Riddle 20 3lvgrs HIt
by pitcher-N07Tls p. Passed haL-AIyerS IN
pire-AIT. Hughes. Tine of same-I hour and %
u7iuurrS
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CLEVELAND BEATS WHITE SOx.
Good Batting and Errors Response
BILE for victory.

Cleveland. May e.-Cleveland won. to
!. from Chicago to-day, Lajoie's long
drive in the ninth scoring StovaH. who
had singled. and taken third on Cravsth's
wild return.
The sOx had scored in the second.
zrhen, with two gone. Parent singled. and
0wens' single went through Goode for
Ethree bases.
Berger was effective all the way. and
the S0x were helpless thereafter. Jimmy
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CAN'T STOP PRINTERS.
Columbia GOD Trims st. Martins
by to Score.

Columbia GoD' defeated St Martins In
the Marquette League yesterday, 9 to g.
Heavy and consistent batting on the
part Of the winners enabled them 70 win
easily, O'Neill being batted out OF the
box in the first two innings. Freeman.
who succeeded him. was much more ef-
fective, and during the four innings he
performed the Printers were only able 10
cop four hits and one run on his assort-
ment Of curves and shoots.
Elicit. on second base. did some sensa-
tional fielding. getting seven assists. and
TWO put-oUt without misCue-
Hampton took care OF the center garden
for St Martins in grand style, and made
several good catches Score
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Tigers Tie cornell at Tennis.

Princeton. n J.. LAY e-Under the very
best weather conditions that could be
desired Princeton met Cornell az tennis
on the University courts here this after
noon Six matches rere played, and the
score was q tie. each winning three.
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Let on oases-Wsr. (; Interior. s. First base on
6alis-Of Gallagher /; Of Lynch. 2 Struck out
BY Gallagher. 3; By Lynch. s. Three-hase hit
Dab. Sacrifice hits-GallagheT and SulliTan Stolen
baseS-Rea -, Feuwick e. Daiy, and Thompson.
Double play-Thompson % SulliTan. Passed balls
Baggette = Umpire - 1Ir- CoIlifower Time Of
game-l hour ard S minutes
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First bzss On erTOrg-Boston. > left On bases
Boston. :. New Yerk 6 First base On bslls-OF
Wilson 4 of WarhoP. ]; cf Cicotte. 3 Struck
cut-By Wilson. I: By Warho7. 1; By Steele. ] by
Cicotte 3 ThreebaSs hit-Nilsou- TWo-hase hit
SPEAKER Sac-ifce hit-Wari- Stolen bases-Afc-
Couneii Cicotse and ElbeTfeid Double pszv-Biair
20 E1berfeld. WId pitch-Wa-hop. Passed hall
Donohue. Hrs made-Of Steele 10 inniacs;
oh Cicotte. IN : Innings; OF Wilson. in ;
innings; a Warhop. 5 II s innings. Umpires-
Nsssrs. Evans and Hurst- Tine q zsm-2 hours
ard j minutes.
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WIN GAME IN FIFTH.
Station Team Downs Trainmen in
Comedy of Errors.

The Station team won yesterdays game
from the Trainmen, 10 to s.
KnightOn proved TO be a puzzle 20 the
Trainmen. and all they could do was %
get four weak hits of MS delivery.
Williams hit for two sacks sn the ff,i.
and cleared the bases. Iu this round. the
winners landed six runs and sewed the
game up. Errors aided the winners IN
this session. Score
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base on halls-Of Mcdonald ]; OF FTynn. I. -
Garrett. ]. Innings uiiched-By Mcdonald Z. b-
Flynn. ?. By Russell. ,: by Garrett g Hits
msde-Of Mcdonald 9; OF Russell ?: OF Garreft
$ struck oGt-By McDonah. 2; by F7yua. /: by
Russell. ,: By Garrett g Tuo-base hit-C, No.
Sacrifice hts-DeEnpssy. c. Maybe stolen zsses-
+. Hiser. Russell. Flynn Denussy- Ie D.r =
Mayne. kloEfer. Double piay-Flyun 70 F-szie- r.
flynn- Hit By pitcfer-By McDunzId. Passed
balis-C. Asyne, : UnDire-HT Newman. Tine
Of game-l hour and % minutes
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F1rst hlse D CTT0rs-AdTent.

Left On hsses-Advsnt ;: Twininz. = FIRST base
on baIls-Of ZiTkle 5. 81 JmEaugb Z Innings
uitchcd-Bg limbaugh. =: bs Powell :. Hits made
-Or limbaugh. T. CF Powell & STRUCK out-By
Zirkc. = uv UubguEh- ,. by Powell 3 Hone nIns
-Macc Walker. and Schr,idt- Thrce-b5se hit
Danuier- Two-base hit-KelihCT- SlcTifce hit
Diver. stolen tsses-Divver. Rupertus Nlawhinney.
Mace. LsuETcid. and Pznphrey- Hit by pitcher
p ZITSle. !, b. Powell. = Passed baIl-Seston.
UHpi-e-Nr- Berger Tine K sane-I hour and Is
minutes.
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Two-tass hits-NcIean. Mitchell. Pitching rec
ord-Of Karger ruEs ard hits in l inning: OF
Campbell. rlns ard ; hits in innings: OF Rowan
Q rms and ! hit in / inning Sacrifice hits-Stein-
feldt. Holman Struck out-By Kroh. 1 fHuSgins
Oakes q. Bescbel BY Campbell. lkrohl. Bases
on hals-OH Kroh gLobert- Campbell: OF Camp
bell l (Kroh): OF Rowan Zimmerman. Stein
fcldtl. D0IbIe play-Zimmermsn 70 Howard. Left
CT basss-Chieaso. Z; Cincinnati, s. Hit By pitcher
By Campbell Howard Passed ball-8IoTau- I'm
piTes-lieSsrS EmSie and 0Dzy. Time Of game-l
hour ard 20 Minutes
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FIRST CANE.

Flrst b2se on crr1rs-B Boston. & Left o. bases
Boston. s; New York = First base on bsils-Of
Ferguson. , of WilIse. ]. Struck 01t-Fy FerEu-
son. 5. by Wiltse 3 Sacrifice fy-Schaefe-. Two
hase hits-Bstcs. 8fcCO-nick Sweeney. and o HsTa-
Sacrifice hitS-BCcker and Dshlen- Wild pitch
Fergus0n- UmpirJs-1CssTs. JohnstOue ard CusaCk.
Tine q esne-l h5ur and g miuu,es.
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RESULTS OF DISTRICT LEAGUES.

War & Interior , Agriezilture. 2; Navy. 3
Columbia l0l. 2: ST. Martins. J
Advent. s; TEining. 6.
Ninth Is; Peck. /.
ST. stephens 9; 6. P. O.. s
Staten. %: Trainmen
Petw0sth, :; Woodburn, 4
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ERRORS COST GAME.
Boston OvercOmes the HighIanders'
Lead and Wins HandiIy.

New York. May 6.-Errors lost to-day's
game for the Highlanders. and Chase and
Blair were the culprits. Their miscGes
enabled the BostOns 10 overcome New
York's three-run lead. Knight did some
fine fielding Twenty-six men got into
he frav Score
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DEFEATS THE PHILLIES.
BroOkIynS HIT Hard and Pile Up
Scores in the Fourth.

New York. May 6.-The Brooklyns fell
against Covaleski hard in the fourth in
ming to-day, and between that and bad
fielding spasm by the Phillies. the home
team cIinched the game with five runs
Score:
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WIN DOUBLE-HEA
SECOND GOES FOR IL INNINGS
One Run Is Scored in the Last
Inning, when a Bad Throw Is Made
to the Plate by Third Baseman
Sweeney, After He Had Made n
Beautiful Pickup with One Hand.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Brooklyn, =; Philadelphia, 4.
Pftfsburg, 8; ST. Louis, 3.
Chicago, ~ Cincinnati, 2.
New York, 2; Boston, 1.
New York, IL Boston, O.
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CHICAGO WINS.

Karger Pounded Hard, and Four
Runs Are Made I'm First Inning.
Chicago. May 6.-The Chicago Nationals
pounded Pitcher Rarger hard il the open
ing inning to-day, and scored four runs
which brought a victory over the Reds
by tie score Of ( TO .
Kroh was pounded hard by the Reds,
but managed 70 keep the hits fairly well
scattered Score:
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BASEBALL NOTES.
one apiece

Hush, not a word
Here's where We make it two out of
three
Quaker papers declare that Street is
slow.
Bob Gsnley's three-bagger was all right
for a start.
Walter Johnson may twirI to-day. or
even Bill Burns
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TIGERS BEAT BROWNS.
Powell Knocked Ont OF the Box In
the Fifth Inning

St. Louis, May 6.-Detroit won from
the Browns to-day. 10 g. MulHn worked
for the champions, ard was never IN any
serious trouble.
Powell was knocked out In the fifth
inning. Bailey taking his place. Score:
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AWo-nase hiis-Aiiis-r AcStei1. Wagner. and VII
sCn- Thrce-AaSe hit-ElliS. Bases Oh hails-Of
Deifeld. Ellis and ChsrIes; Of Beebe. Clarke 2,
OF Moore. AbsteiB; OF Camuitz Charles and saIlee
Struck out-By Lsi6eld. Hulsvitt and Shaw: by
Csmntz, Bliss and ByTne; b. Beebe. Miller and
LeIneld; bg Moore. Wilson Innings pitched-By
Beebe. :; By LeI6eld 5: ty Moore. l: hy SaFee 4:
b. Camuitz, s. Hits made-0h Roebe. 8: OF Lei
field. G; OF Mo0re. 2; of SaIlee. !: Of Csnnitz. .
Wild ptch-Beebe- Umpi7es-Afess-s Klein and
Kane. Tine q game-2 hours Attendance-i.55z
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'Bstted fer Ward IL the eighth.
Ran fCT Spe2ozT in the seventh.
tBatted fer knight IN the ninth.
Slated Tor Steele ID the third
s-Rsfta-5 f1- Ws-bo7 =, 4bs ninth
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Up TO MANAGER JOB
Boston Writer Says Chubby
One Has Material.
SIZES UP THE WAsHTNGToNS

"NO Tea9 Work in Sight," Is His
Criticism-Look TO UnE1aub, on
First, for Advice-The outneid
Compares Very FavorabIy-OIher
Managers Could Do a Lot Better.
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-Batted for Camnitz IL the eleventh.
Rated for Beebe IN the eighth.
-Bztted for Moore n the ninth.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-14
SIDE LINE NOTES..

The Drake men wore blue blankets.
The Missouri band marched around
the track before the game.
The Drake team brought I! large
white drake on the field as their mas
cot.
And just at the end of the first half
a flock OF ducks flew disconsoately
over Rollins Field toward Iowa.
4 huge M. t." in old gold and
black bunting decorated the gymnas
ium. 1t showed up we'll from the field
Hal Conley. 80, who lives near Co
lumbia. saw the game. I'm coming
over and help coach next week." he
said
Are you an alumnus?" a middle
aged man who was yelling Justify was
asked. No. I'm just printer. but
I'm for the Tigers. every time" he
replied.
Between the halves the University
Cadet Band marched around the grid
iron and executed little fancy drill
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-14

And just at the end of the first half
over Rollins Field toward Iowa.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-14

4 huge M. t." in old gold and
black bunting decorated the gymnas
ium. 1t showed up we'll from the field
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Drake Off-Side Again.

Drake was penalized five yards for
being otf-side Alexander went
through center to brakes 35-yard line.
Missouri carried the ball ten yards
On the push-and-pull play. Grain made
five yards around right end.
Time was taken out for Captain
Warren of Drake.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-14

Evans, VINO was uOWneu IN ms tracks
on brakes 40-yard line.
Drake gained four yards around
gain through the line Burcham
punted to Saunders, who returned the
ball to the Tigers 45-yard line. Death
erage was thrown for loss. Hackney
gained four yards on a fake kick.
Missouri was penaliZed fifteen yards.
Hackney punted to Evans, who was
downed in his tracks on Missouri's
45-yard line. Missouri blocked Bur
chants on-side kick and got the ball
in midtield.
Missouri made first down in two eff
forts. Hackney made fifteen yards
around left end
Hackney Tries Drop-kicx.
Hackney tried for a drop-kick from
the 4o-yard line. but the ball fell short
Evans recovered the ball, but was
downed on his own 10-yard line. Time
was taken out for Evans, who was in
iured on the temple. Evans recovered
and gained ten yards around end
BurCham made first down on line
plunge. Burcham punted out of
bounds on Missouris 50-yard line.
Daatherage gained three yards on
wide end run. Alexander gained
eleven yards around right end
Tigers Penalzed for Holding.
Missouri was penalized fifteen yards
for holding. Hackney gained six yards
on an end run. Hackney dropped back
for a punt. He kicked the ball to
fifteen yards on a forward pass. from
Evans to Haven. Drake was pushed
back for a loss.
Evans failed to gain on quarter
back run. Drake was penalized fifteen
yards for holding. Bur, ham punted
/ to CauEGer5 On tle r.gers' c:,-;,-::.,i.'G
! line
! MCCutC heon went in for Purdy.
! Bradley replaced Deatheraga Hack
! ney punted to Evans, who made a fair
catch on the Tigers 4o-yard line.
Drake made an onSide kick. The ball
rolled over the goal and was recovered
! by Hoveny for Il touchdown. Evans
| kicked goal. Rally. of Drake was in
! jured and carried Oft the field. He
recovered and was brought back.
! Bradley was replaced by iiacknev.
. Thompson was put at Hackney's end
Eurcham punred to the Tigers 40,
yard line. The Tigers tore through
brakes line Tor large gains.
GilChrist recovered Hackney's OF
side kick on brakes 2-yard line Alax-
ander was pushed over Tor Missouri's
lhrd touchdown. Hackney tailed TO
kick goal.
Rally was replaced by Hoffman and
Herrick. by Rinehart
HaC hney kicked to Evans, who re-
turned fifteen Yards i;urcham punted
over AleXander's head. who recovered
The ball on Missouri's 35-yard line
Alexander broke through Drake line
FOR an eight yard gain. Drake was
penalizad fifteen yards for otI-side
play. Bail in Glidfeld.
Haveny was replaced by McCreiglt
and McCutcheon by Sherman Alex
1nder carried the ball to brakes 80
yard line. Gilchrist was replaced b.
Johnson. Alexander made big gain
through brakes line. Drake was pen
allied five yards which put the bal,
IN her own J-yard line. Buick was
pushed over for touchdown. Hack
ney kicked goal
Burcham kicked to Hackney and
time was called on Missouri's ;'5-yard
line.
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The Drake team brought I; large
white drake on the field as their mas
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line. Wilson gained three yards
around Missouris left end
VonMeter was tackled by Buick. and
lost the ball 1t was recovered by
Alexander. 1t was, however, given
back to Drake because Missouri was
otf-side.
Burcham punted to Deatherage in
midfield. Deatherage returned the
ball ten yards. Missouri tried an on
side kick. and carried the ball to
brakes 10-yard line.
Drake Line Held Fast
Drake held Missouri for downs on
brakes own LIZARD line.
Drake fumbled on the second down,
and Burcham dropped back 10 punt.
Burcham punted TO Deatherage on Mis-
souri'S 4n-yard line. DeatheIage re
turned the ball five yards.
Missouri failed on the forward pass.
Missouri was penalized fifteen yards.
II was Missouri's bali on their own
4.t-Yard line.
Dnatharag2 puntcd to EOaNeter,
WHO was dOwned on brakes 4u-yard
line. Drake gained four yards through
the line. Drake made the first down.
Wilson carried the ball around Mis-
souris right end VonMeter tailed to
gain. Bur, ham punted to Deatherage
Deatherase returned the ball tC
brakes t0-yard line Alexander Went
five yards through right tackle.
Hluck carried the ball for three
Yards more. Missouri made an on
side kick. but it Went out of bounds
on brakes 2U-yard line.
Drake failed to gain Burcham was
tackled behind the line for loss
RurCham punted to Deatherage. who
fumbled on brakes i0-yard line. bu,
Saunders recovered the ball and made
four yards around the line.