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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31
FOOT BALL RESULTS.

George Washington. o: Ursnus, 81.
At Baltimore-Johns Hopkins University, ~.
Western Maryland College. 1e.
At Chestertown, Md.-washington College, o.;
Gallaudet. o.
At Lexington. va.-virEinia Military Institute.
o; ST. Johns College. 9.
At Richmond Randolph Macon College, 10;
William and Mary. 3.
At Raleigh. n. C.-Maryiand Agricultural and
Mechanical College. 81; University Of North
At Yellow Springs. ohio-Antioch. s: otter
At Na.hville-v.nderbilt. II; Mississippi. Q.
At New Orieans-Sewanee. Is; Louisiana State
At Knoxville. Tenn.-rennc.see. o: asosi.
AZ Haverford- Stevens Institute. 9; Haver-
At sw.rthmore. Pa.-swarthmore. %; Della
At Gettysburg, Pa.-Dickinson. II; Gettys-
At Allentown. Ps.-Frsnklin and Marshall, 80:
At Hamilton. =. Y.-colsate. o; Trinity.o.
At MiddIetown. Conn.-Wesleyan "a: Union, 8.
At Providence. X. Brown. II; Massachu-
AT Orono. Me.-University Of Maine. 10;
Al burlington v..C C, of Vermont. II:
At Medford. Mass-sprinsneld Training School.
@; Tufts, 3.
IL; Rhode Island State, O.
At Rochester. N. Y.-Rennsselaer. o; University
At wooster. oh,o-ohio Wesleyan. II; Uni
Il Bedford: Sa:-kandolph-M.cOn Academy.
At Port Deposit, Md.-Tome School. II; Epis-
copal High School. Alexandria, o.
At Akron Ohio.-Buchtel, o: Mount Union, Ia.
At Atlanta. Ga.-University Of Alabama, IA:
University Of Georgia. 0:
At Lexington. ky.-state University t Of Ken
lucky. 43; Rose Poiytechnic. o.
At oberiin. Ohio Hiram. o: .Oberlin. 2.
At Cincinnati--University Of Cincinnati, O.:
At New OrIeans-sewanee. Is; Louisiana
st At kn nssi Tenn.renne.see. o. Georsl.
At Beioit. wis.-Beloit College. s; Ripon Col
At Appleton. wis.-LAwrence University, 81:
Oshkosh Normal School, Q;
At Iowa City, Iowa-Mssouri, Ii; Iowa, IL.
At Lincoln, Neb-Nebraska. u; Dosne. o.
At Topeka. Kan.-Kansas. IL; washburn Col
At Tifin. ohio-Northern. Is: Heidelberg. o.
At Omaha. Neb-creighton. IS: Highland
A s. Joseph; Mo.mHasseil Indians. Il;
At St.. LouIs-washinston University. IL:
At spokane. w..h.-washinston University.
At Lynchburs. va.-virginia Polytechnic. 81;
Washington and Lee. @.
At Culver Ind.-Culver, o; Michigan Agrtcul-
tural College. %.
At New Orleans. LA.-Tulane. 2; Mississippi
A. and NJ. o.
At Albuquerque. N. M.-University Of New
Mexico. IL; FL Paso Military Institute, o.
At Little Rock-LAttle Rock College 10; Dull
versity OF Arkansas Medicos. o.
At Dallas. Tex.-Terreu School, 8; Dallas
High School, 5.
At Fayetteville. Ark.-Arkansas. n: Okla
h0ma, 9.
At Chapel Hill, N. C.-Carolina, p; Richmond
College, o.
At Fayetteville, Ark.-Arkansas, 81; Okla
homa, o.
At Nashville-vanderbilt, II; University OF
Mississ ppi. o.
At Austin Tex.-University Of Texas, -;
Texas Christian University, o.
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MILDLY Wilson Resting Quietly.

ANNAPOLIS, October 30.-Midship-
man Wilson. the crack quarterback of
the Naval Academy team. was resting
quietly this evening. though no hopes
are entertained for his recovery. He
was injured two weeks ago today in the
1raotmra of the fifth vertahree a,,d
his condition since has been such that
his medical attendants have not dared
operate upon him. His injury Is, appa-
rently, similar to that suffered today
by Cadet Byrne in the West Point-Haf-
ward game.
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EASTERN COLLEGE WINS.
Fredericksburg College Humbled in
Holly Contested Game.

In a hard-fought game at Manassas.
Va. yesterday Eastern College defeated
Fredericksburg College by the score OF
8 to 9. Eastern made the first score Of
the game in the first half. when Sparrow.
Eastern quarterback, kicked field goal
from the 25-yard line.
Both teams scored in the second half.
Eastern by straight line plunging and
Fredericksburg by a forward pass.
The Eastern College boys are greatly
enthused over their victory. as they con-
slider It their biggest game of the season.
The iine-up:
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Illinois Defeats Purdue.

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. october s0.-The
Y-niversitv of Illinois defeated Purdue
University by a score Of "a to on I'LL
The frst half proved an even battle. the
visitors scoring at the outset. ILLINOIS
soon scored a touchdown and field
goal. The half ended illinois,. 8: Pur-
due. 9.
In the second half Illinois played In
whiriwind style and scored three touch
downs In short order. Purdue was con-
tinually on the defensive.
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Alabama Wins From Georgia.

ATLANTA. Ga, October 3O.-Alabama
defeated Georgia on the gridiron here to-
day by the score of IA to o. The battle
was hard fought from every angle. The
most spectacular play of the game was
pulled off in the first half when. Capt
Derrill Pratt of the University of Ala
bama dropped back to the JO-yard line
and sent the ball from placement square
~ between the uprights.
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Cairo, 6; Episcopal, 5.

The Cairo Athletic Club defeated the
Episcopal High School Reserves by the
score of 8 to in very interesting and
spirited contest at the Episcopal High
School yesterday afternoon. The feature
Of the game was a 25-yard run by Brewer
Of the Cairos for a touchdown. Bullock
kicked a difficult goal. The high school
team made their touchdown on q blocked
kick and q series Of line plunges.
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CORNELL DEFEATED.
Williams Scores q Brilliant Win by
G tn d.

ITHACA. N. Y, October 30.-Cornells
eleven again went down to defeat today.
this time at the hands Of Williams. by
q score Of 3 to O. Cornells defeat was
due to q goal from placement made from
the 25-yard line by Wood Of Williams In
the latter part Of the second half.
Cornell put up an excellent game on
the defensive, three times holding her
opponents on the 5-yard line. but was
weak on the offense. Williams excelled
in the new foot ball.
The lineup:
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Fails to Make q Single First Down

HANOVER, N. H., October 30.-Dart-
mouth easily defeated Holy Cross today.
II to o. Dartmouths superiority was
manifest throughout the contest Holy
Cross was seldom In the Green's terri
tory, and did not succeed In making q
single first down. Dartmouth's first
touchdown came In the first half. after
only two minutes OF play. The locals
scored again in the second half on line
plunging and end runs.
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KNOXVILLE. Tenn. October 3O.-Geor-
gia Tech ran over Tennessee In the sec
ond half of today's game. piling up
score of % points. During the first half
the teams appeared to be very evenly
matched and neither was able to score.
The defense of the Tennessee team was
very strong. while the offense was weak
and they were unable to make first down
during the entire game.
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Massachusetts, outplayed by Brown.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., October 30.-A
drop kick from the 32-yard line by Morse
of the visitors and good rushing by the
local players were the features Of the
game in which Brown defeated the Mas
sachusetts Agricultural College today by
q score Of IL to 3. The drop kick came
in the first half. after a punt by Brown
had been blocked. After that Brown had
everything her own way.
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Union Takes Cross Country Hun.

SCHENECTADY. N. T.. October 3d.
Union defeated Hamilton here this after
noon In q cross-country run over q four
mile course. with a score OF 20 to 8.
The time was 2114 Rogers and Travis,
both Union men, finished first and Sec
ond. Knox. Hamilton. was third.
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AMHERST BEATEN.
Yale Scores Six Touchdowns and
Wins Loose Game.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, October 30.-In a
fast but somewhat loosely played game
Yale defeated the Amherst eleven this
afternoon at Yale Field. 81 to o. Yale
made three touchdowns in each half, but
failed to kick two goals from touch
down in the second period. One touch
down, however. was made by open play.
It was in the first half when. from the
5O-yard line, Coy made a long pass to
Longan, and the latter went 80 yards
for a touchdown. Once during the game
Coy made a try for a goal from the 40
yard line, but missed it, and Fits of
Amherst barely missed scoring on Yale
with a goal from the 25-yard line. The
ball went under the bar. The lineup:
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Fredericksburg.
....... Caldwell

Touchdowns-white CEastern), Weaver Fred
ericksburg). Goal from feld-Sparrow. Time of
halves-2S minutes. Referee-Hopkns, Eastern.
Umpire-Moses. Lehigh. Head linesman-Roache.
Fredericksburg. Lnesmen-Ellis. Eastern; Rowe,
Fredericksburg. Timers-Lynch, Eastern; Saun-
ders, Fredericksburg.
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Railway Relief Bowlers
HIGHEST MAN ON EACH TEAM
Sewanee Downs Louisiana State.

NEW ORLEANS La, October 3d.
Showing superb strength and speed. Sc
vance easily won an exciting foot ball
game today from the Louisiana State
University team. Is to 8.
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score-Yale. "a; Amherst. o. Touchdowns-
Coy (2), Savage C2), Logan. Murphy. Goals from
touchdown-Hobbs a.. Referee-Mr Pendleton,
Bowdoin. Umpire-Mr. Taussig. Cornell. Field
judge-Mr. Bixley, Colgate. Time Of halves-2J
and 20 minutes.
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Joyce Will Coach.

Despite number of rumors to the con-
trary. Prof. Maurice A. Joyce OF Ryan
gymnasium will coach the team. The Sc
lection Of this man to teach the men the
tricks OF the game speaks well for the
success Of the team, as he has for some
time been recognized as the best Of the
basket ball coaches In this section of the
country. His record has alwa, been his
highest recommendation, as 1t Is an I'M
deniabk fact that he has turned out
more winning teams In the District than
all the other coaches combined.
Since his Inauguration Of the sport At
Georgetown that institution has carried
of the southern intercollegiate champion
ship two different years and has also
made an envia,ble record among the COLI
lege goal tosserS of the east. 1t ID a
cherished ambition of Prof. Joyce to gain
the title In the east as well as in the
south, and Indications at present point
toward the Accessful accomplishment Of
the feat.
Although the material during the past
two seasons has been excellent, 1t has
never come up to what is available now.
No less than a full quint is left over
from last winter, all Of whom rank as
stars. If ex-Capt. Rice decides to re-
enter the game, this bunch will be aug
mented to six veterans. the majority of
whom could make any team of hign rank
lining up in practice games to date. 1t
looks especially strong. and at the same
time 1t possesses much weight, a require
ment that Is almost q necessity for
team to succeed among the bigger col
leges
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Entries for Monday.

First race, for two-year-olds; one mile-Cap
tain Swanson. 100; Anavari, 112; Bang. 107
Flashing. 1O4; Ten PAGES, 1O2; Harvey F., 81;
Helen Carroll, %.
Second race. handicap; for mares Of all ages
six and onehalf furlongs-Rose Queen. 49, Cen
ter Shot, Ill: Black Mary, log; Coincidence
Mary Amelia, 90 The Pippin, 05; Cindy 50.
Third race, for three-year-olds and upwrrd
Castlewood. 106; Quautico, st. Joseph. 1O3
Right Guard. 101; Imitator, 100: Lad Of Lang
don. Lois Cavanaugh. 9S; Bonnie kelso, %;
Court Lady, CO.
Fourth race. the Glen Cove: for three-year.
olds; one mile-Prince Gal. 10s; Wise Mason.
Hill Top, 1903: Hoffman, 80; County Fair, 9S;
Mary Davis. IS; May River. DIR. Holzberg. 80.
Fifth race, handicap; one mile-Sir John john
son. The Squire, 125: Moquette, 113; N.mbus.
ITO; Far West. 10S; Rose Queen. 100: Sir
Cleges, IS.
Sixth race, for fllies and geldngs: two-year-
olds; six furlongs-Yankee King, Fiofeld, o. EN-,
Coonskin, Pretonius. Tom Kerr, Hibernica, Old
Rose and Olevia, LOT.
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NEW DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
Ninth Street Church Has Organized
With Four reams.

Another duckpin league will break into
the limelght next Tuesday night Mr..
Frank A. Carpenter. ex-president of the
Sunday School Base Ball League and
class teacher In the Ninth Street Christian
Church. has organized a duckpin league
of his class in the church. consisting Of
four teams. The teams, which were named
the Reds. Whites, Blues and Grays. will
roll Tuesday and Thursday evenings on
the Northeast alleys on Fl street between
18th and 18th streets. The opening night.
Tuesday. November 2, will see the Gray
and Blue teams in action. The sched-
ule comprises forty-eight dates and runs
up until April 10.
The league was talked of and organized
at very short notice and the election OF
officers has not yet been held. Prizes
will be on the shelf for the best team and
the best individual bowlers.
Following is the schedule and the list of
players who will take part:
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core: Business. 81; Bliss. o.

ronchdowns-Greer CT, Eathb"ns t2l. Perry.
Goals from touchdowns Greer. Davis, Goals
NJ bernstein OF Georgetown Cmpire.-Mr:
lanes OF Il. F.. s. Timsrs1Messrs LILLY OF
II s and Evans Of b. f. 3. Lnesmen-
t,sirs Ricssrds Of B. Fl. s. and Enright Of b.
II = Thine OF balyes-15 minutes.
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GRAYS.

players who will take part:
GRAYS. BLUES.
Anderson capt.. Kendig (capt).
Cady. Marceron.
Fewel. Ewood.
Perrin. Elliott.
REDS. WHITES.
Refer, Theo tcapt), Stecher (captl.
Symanoskie, Hamann
QuantreIle, Mattingy,
Manning. Heise.
Refer, A. RhoCas.
THE SCHEDULE.
Tuesday. November 2-Grays VS.. Blues.
Thursday, November 4-Reds VS.. Whites.
Tuesday, November 8-Grays VS.. Reds.
Tuesday. November 16-Grays VS.. Whites.
Thursday, November 1S-Blues vs.. Reds.
Tuesday, November 23-Blues vs.. Grays.
Thursday: December 2Reds VS.. Grays.
Tuesday, December Whites vs.. Blues.
Thursday, December 9-Whites VS.. Grays.
Tuesday, December 14-Reds vs.. Blues:
Thursday. December 16-Reds vs.. Whites.
Tuesday, December 21-Grays vs.. Blues.
Thursday. December 23-Blues VS.. Whites.
Thursday, December 3O--Blues VS.. Reds.
Tuesday, January Arrays VS.. Whites.
Thursday, January e-Whites vs.. Reds.
Thursday, January l3-whites VS.. Blues.
Tuesday, January 1S-Reds VS.. Grays.
Thursday. January 20-Reds VS.. Blues.
THURSDAY January 27-Grays VS.. Blues.
Tuesday. February Reds vs.. Whites.
Thursday, February 3-Grays VS.. Reds.
. Tuesday, February S-Blues VS.. Whites,
Thursday, February 1O-Grays VS.. Whites.
Tuesday. February 15-Blnes vs.. Reds.
Thursday, February l7.Blues VS.. Grays
Tuesday, February 22-Whites vs.. Reds.
Thursda.- February 24-Reds VS.. Grays.
Tuesday, March Whites VS.. Blues.
Thursday, March 3-whites vs.. Grays.
Tuesday, March S-Reds vs.. Blues.
Thursday, March 10-Reds vs.. Whites.
Tuesday, March 15-Grays vs.. Blues.
Thursday. March 17-Blues VS.. Whites.
Tuesday. March 22-Grays vs.. Reds.
Thursday, March 24-Blues VS.. Reds.
Tuesday. March 29-Grays VS.. Whites.
Thursday, March 31-Whites vs.. Reds.
Tuesday, April 5-Blues vs.. Grays.
Thursday. April Whites vs: Blues.
Tuesday, April 12-Reds vs.. Grays.
Thursday, April 1EReds vs.. Blues.
Tuesday, April 19-Thites VS.. Grays.
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FANCY SILK VESTS free.
AQUEDUCT RACES.
Half Sovereign, at Good Odds, Wins
the Bayview Handicap.

AQUEDUCT. N. Y, October 3O.-Half
to 2. easily won the Bayview handicap
here today. She was ridden by Garner
and it was the third victory for the boy
during the afternoon. Hampton Court.
at 10 to 1, won the Oakdale handicap.
He was an added starter and won by
eight lengths. The summaries:
First race. selling; seven furlongs; $500 added
Racquet 113 Garner. 8 to i, to 1, Z TO 10.
s. out. second; Twilight Queen, 100 GLASS, =
Onyx. Star Thistle and Black Mary also ran.
$500 added-Woodcraft. los (shiilins).- to 20.
out, won; The Peer, 81 GLASS, 7 to 1, to 8.
j. to 8, third. Time. i.as Que Queen Marguerite
and Black Mate also ran.
Third race, the Oakdale handicap; value.
nsS. 10 to j. e !. I" !, Won: Grs.%ere.
s'a ,S;ss 10. Is e 70 to
Hampton Court added starter
seven @ se1elssn ie
lshillins,. 70 j. 3 to 5. i to 5, second; Har-
third. Time. III King. Daughter. Center
Shot, King Cobalt and Mary Davis also ran.
Huek and Kings Daughter coupled:
Seymour Bshtier. es (Garner). to l. 4 to 5. 2
e9en ssira Time cS AZ B;cs
Oak. Dandy Dixon, Ardri, County Fair. High
Range, Gloriole. Cloisteress and Cowen also ran.
added Eddie Dur.n. no tshiiiins,. / to 2. out
won; Cocnskin. 107 Glass. 8 to 1. to 2. even;
;e g. S !. sl Boy Time Inc :s to
Evelyn, Toniata and Hibernica also ran.
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GEORGETOWN READY
FOR BASKET BALL
Has Strong Team and Z
Splendid Schedule
of Games.

II any doubts have lately existed as to
whether or not Georgetown Is to be rep
resented by basket ball quint this year.
they will all be quickly dispersed by a
casual glance ever the schedule Of games
which has been arranged for the coming
campaign by Manager Morton H. Bur-
dick. The team Is to play under the aus
pices Of the Georgetown University Bas-
ket Ball Association. which has been late
" formed for the purpose of fostering
the sport. This step had to be taken In
order to insure the continuance Of the
team, since the general athletic associa-
ton refused to finance the indoor depart
ment OF intercollegiate activity another
year.
Although the new association 10 for the
most part composed Of law and medical
students. it must not for a minute be
supposed that the team Is not representa-
tive of the whole institution. This point
was settled at a meeting Of the candi-
dates for the five last Wednesday even
Ing. when 1t was provided that any stu
dent OF the university eligible for other
teams would also be eligible for the bas-
ket ball team. The candidates already
number close to score, and It Is thought
that the close of the foot ball season will
see the squad even more swelIed. Reg
ular practices. have now been going on
for two weeks and already the men are
showing the result Of training. Inasmucn
before the first contest. the players have
plenty of time to get into tiptop shape
and hence should be prepared to put up
their best work from the start
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9oan's 8ibnep Bills pirfer burtigt.
Selbreber ole imertefuloe % iarlisc Np'
reipsoomme.
Speriloo al Sibnesbprb bepiier bette.
"6reb 8rubn, 412 6. Sutparo Street, Sra.
ION @itp, Soma. tiger: "9et err mig en- sSpr-i
ipieIie at a~nbefale Span's &ibnep Bills, ba
Ies oeo perionIis @rfarin9 peb, at bet er ct
liontQrtet Wiobel. Sor tire gar iioen feb
Je8 mere eler ntinore AT Npreipgbpnme, Der
o9rlt ptreoe zig peb trpttenbe o. bump 6pa-
lmerte, Der altio blep mere alpprlia efter en-
lang 3ur paa Sernbanen. Mine Rprer
par oaioa ipage % oereS llotpmmcIier ilres
9elniRslige og imaturliae. 5prnplia %fprSfafs
feoe jeg mig Ell 9@ite 9pan's aionep Bills
os be9Dnote at brige benz. Seq blep itrar
linoret. os ba ies par farois meo Snobploef
al ben fprlte s@ite, bar jeg f%uloitRnbig bell
breoet. Seq bar anbefalet Span's &ibnep
BILLS til mango Sernbanemrno, Der bar
npot gobt al oeres BRIG, o. andre Mteblem.
mer al min Saniilie bar paiaa brugt Dem
meb spoe &eiultater."
SilialsS hos ale Sanolenoe. Iris 50
@ents. Soiter Milbiirl Co., Buffalo, Netu
Yorf, @neasenter for be SOrenebe Stater.
QUIT Rapnet-8puu's-pg tag intet anbet.