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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14
STARKE TRIMS BARNES TEAM Annual Clash at Baseball
 Park. CADETS SHOW BETTER FORM Rivals Put Up Plucky Fight. But
 Are 0utclassed. Final Score of 20 to Q Shows About Difference in Elevens--Young
 Women, Gaily Decorated,
 Cheer Their Favorites
 to Do Very Best.

In a game filled with spectacular plays. and good hard work. by both teams, the Starks cadets eleven de- feated Barnes School by a score of 20 to 0. at the baseball park Saturday. Owing to an unusual amount of local interest centering in this annual match, and under ideal weather conditions, a large crowd was on hand to cheer on the gridiron warriors.
 The enthusiasm at all times during the play was intense, and from the referees Are you ready, Starke?. on to the end. the air was rent with the widest cheers of encouragement.
 Trotter for the Cadets kicked off to their opponents. who were defend- ing the south goal. The Barnes boys failed to get together and lost the ball on downs. The Cadets advanced the ball to the ten-yard line, where they were held for downs. Barnes, getting the ball. kicked. and the Ca
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14
PLAYERS SPINE IS HURT
VIRGINIA BOY INJURED IN GEORGE
 TOWN GAME.
Old Dominion Team Plays a Hard. East Game and Finally Grfnds Down the Washington
 Eleven.

Washington, Nov. 1s.--virginia.s triumph over her old time football rival .Georgetown. in their annual game at Georgetown field this afternoon was marred by an unusual action to her 1S-year-old half back, Christian, dur ing the last few minutes or play. The game had already been won q to O.. when the young Virginian sustained an injury to his spine and had to be car- ried from the field to the University hospital.
 All the pluck of the Georgetown eleven could not withstand the terrific line piunges of Yancey and the bril- iant end runs of Stanton, Virginia's star backs. Soon after the first kick off sr became apparent to the great crowd that the only question was the size of the score Virginia would roll up.
 The visitors had few if any less sup porters than Georgetown and college spirit ran high throughout the game.
 Christian got mixed up in a scrim- mage and when the players had be- come disentangled was found helpless usl the ground. He is said tonight to be badly injured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14

State, through Captain Jones. made a forward pass to Hatfield for a touch down. Captain Jones kicked out. but 1t failed.
 Just before this play. Hall made a sensational run of forty yards to Van derbilt's fifteen yard line. Griffin downing him in his tracks. throughout the second half. but the steady Ohio eleven succeeded in keep ing the Southerners from scoring. al though once or twice it seemed that they would cross the goal.
 Nicely was the star player on the Vanderbilt eleven. saving his goal by frequent bunting, his team mates backing him up.
 With but twelve minutes left to play. both sides seemed to take brace. Nicely continued his bunting with Wells returning the ball for from twenty to forty yards with each kick. With six minutes to play, Neely punted thirty-five yards to Wells, who returned thirty yards. Later Brown of Vanderbilt made a sensational forward pass for thirtyfive yards. but another attempt at a forward pass failed and Vanderbilt was penaliZed fifteen yards. Vanderbilt lost the ball.
 Hatfield .punted twenty-seven yards to Neely. who returned fifteen yards and then punted forty yards to Wells. who returned ten yards. After another exchange of kicks 1t was Vanderbllt's ball on States forty-iive yard line
 4 forward pass failed and Jones re- covered the ball on his fifteen-yard line Hatfield punted thirty-fiYe yards out of bounds and the game ended.
 The score: Ohio State, 5; Wander bilt, O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14

greater than was to be expected of a city of the size of Atlanta.
 The climax of the meet came in the last race today a 200 mile contest for stock cars. which was won by L. A. Disbrow, driving a Rainier "50." The race was finished as follows:
 First-Rainier (Disbrow) 2:53:48:32.
 Second-Fiat, (Robertson) 2:57:47.05. 2:5S:4395.
 Fourth-Renault (L Basle) 3:13: 41ST
 Eleven cars entered the contest, but those named were the only ones to finish within anything like normal time. The Marmon car driven by Ray Harroun completed the course long after the others had left the track. applaud the victory of Disbrow as he has had a great deal of i'll luck in be- ing compelled to withdraw from events in which he was entered Today his
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14
BRILLIANT GAME IS
 CAPTURED BY MODES

Annapolis, Md. Nov. 13.-While the score was one-sided. the game this af- ternoon between Navy and Western Reserve abounded In flashes of bril- liant play that brought the spectators to their feet with wild cheers. The visitors were defeated IT to but the first half ended to in their favor
 Reserve. whose quarter. Wertz, was easily the individual star, was a mas ter of open play and fancy football. Their only score and the first tally of the game was made on a puzzling fake kick formation when the visitors negotiated a combined double pass and forward pass that put the oval inside the five yard mark whence 1t was carried over on tackle plunge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14
cess bids fair to arouse long slum- bertng interest in college football.
 Score IA xa 0

cess bids fair to arouse a long slum- bering interest in college football.
 Score 16 to O.
 Louisiana was powerless to hold the heavy charging backs of Arkansas and repeated gains of five. ten and fifteen These were varied by delayed and for warded passes. but few of the latter plays were worked with success. Ar kansas had all the advantSae on trick plays and kept Louisiana on the de- fensive practically throughout the game.
 The first half ended with Arkansas 5 and Louisiana, o. On the kick off. Arkansas rushed the ball to Louisiana's s ten-yard line. lost 1t on a tumble and Drew, Louisiana, punted to safety. Two forward passes were tried by Arkansas
 Stanley Phillip Arkansas's Indian captain. plowed through right tackle for the first touchdown after twenty minutes of play. The punt out was missed, which kept Arkansas left end, Davis, from trying a goal
 Weight and faster playing were re- sponsible for the two touchdowns in the last half. H. Phillips. Arkansas's giant fullback. was shoved over the line after fifteen minutes of play, in featured. Davis missed the goal. Ar kansas's third touchdown was made by Captain S. Phillips. just before the half ended Davis kicked goal. The game ended with the hall in Arkansas's pos- session on Louisiana's fifteen yard line. Hiilman, started while creeRmore. Phillips and Estes played brilliant football for Arkansas. often breaking through the line and blocking delayed passes. Both teams were repeatedly penaiized for of-side plays.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14
FOOTBALL PLAYER
 WILL DIE or HURTS

Washington, Nov. 13.-Following a was discovered that Archer Christian, the University of Virginia football player seriously injured in the game with Georgetown University here to- with Georgetown Unfversitys here to. brain, complicated with hemorrhages in the cerebral tissue.
 At midnight the physicians in charge had little hope of his recovery.
 After a careful examination of Chris tian,s injuries it was announced his condition wAs critical and but slight hope was entertained for his recov- Orr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14
stnr,re Roxn Blanked.

The third team of the Montgomery High School outplayed the third team of the Starke School in a fast football game Saturday morning. The starke eleven was unable to score, while the High School team piled up two touch score wa4 10 to O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14
Oklahoma Wing Game.

St. Louis. Mo-, Nov. 13.-fhe Okla homa University football team defeatsd the St. Louis University eleven Eere this afternoon by a score of IF to 5. The Oklaho team played straight football and lacked science, out the teams aggregate massive we4ght and speed won the victory.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14
ARKANSAS RUNS OVER LOUISIANA Travellers Get Game at
 Memphis, PELICANS WHOLLY -0UTPLAYED Sport Promises to Be Revived in
 Tennessee City. Sensational Playing Marks Both of Halves and While Cross River Team is Faster, l.. s. U. Boys Put
 Up Very Pluclky
 Fight.

Memphis. Tenn, Nov. 13.--Arkansas University ran over Louisiana State University on Red Elm field this af- ternoon. winning by . score of 16 to O., on sheer merit and a slight advantage in weight. The game was one of the best that has been seen in many past football sasons in this city and its suc-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14
DARTMOUTH IS HARVARD VICTIM Crimson Crushes Hanover
 Eleven. GAMES SCORE IS l2 TO 3 Frothmgham Makes First Touch down for Cambridge Team. Kicking Is Resorted to Frequently, but The Winners Goal Line Seldom
 is In Grave Danger-Tobin
 Lifts . Goal From

Cambridge Mass Nov. 13-Harvard and Dartmouth, two undefeated foot ball elevens lined up In the stadium on Soldiers field today in their annual contest. For Dartmouth the game was the climax or the seasons schedule
 For the Crimson 1t was of especial interest because of the all important game with Yale Is now only a week distant. The rivalry between the two teams is intense and the outcome of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14
3wbat Mawnifcent TrunIxs.v

This exclamation was heard fre- quently during the big Barnum and Bailey parade yesterday morning. And everytime the visitor was looking, not at the elephants. but at our spacious show window display.
 Gilbert Trunk Company -Adv 3e Commerce St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14
DayIdron Wins Game.

Davidson. N. C.. Nov 13S-Davidson defeated the University of South Caro- lima here this afternoon on thes Sprunt Athletic field, 25 to 5. Captain Ham, mond of South Carolina. ran 75 yards for Carolina's touchdown. but failed to xfck goal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14
wiu NTanmge HFacon.

Macon. Ga Nov. 13.-Perry Lipe was today signed to manage the Macon club of the South AtIaptic League. For the past two seasons he was with Rich mond. Va, but before that he was with Macon for four years. twice as manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14

dets advanced it by line plunges to the twenty-five yard line. From here Trot- ter kicked field goal.
 The other score in this half was by Carter's touchdown, which was fol- lowed by a goal kicked. netting nine points for the cadets. No other SCOT ing was done in this half. although the ball was constantly in Barnes,s terri tory.
 Second Half.
 The second half was marked by hard CT work on the part of the Cadets. who kept the ball in their possession almost continuously, but at the same time the doughty Barnes team made them work hard for every inch of ground gained. Two touchdowns were made, both by Trotter, who made a forty yard run through broken field. One goal was kicked.
 Cody and Harris explained their teams we'll. showing good head work Trotter was the star. while the best line bucking was done by Minnis. The work of these two together was very effective. Davidson developed into the i surest tackel. downing his man every time. Carter, in the back field, and Watts in the line were also hard work ed, and showed up we'll. For the Barnes boys Browder did the most effective work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14

Field goals. Trotter, 1; Goals kicked, Trotter, 3.
 One of the pleasing features Of the game was the attendance. in a large touring car. of Miss Gladys Wyche and her attendants. dressed in the school colors and representing the Barnes team,
 The cadets had as battalion spon- sors Misses Marie Brooks and Bstelle Myers, with Misses Gean Griffin. F. B. Moore. Mary Alice Noble and Rob Halls as maids of honor, chaperoned by Mrs. Dick.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14

Touchdowns. Phillips t2l: IT Phil iips On; Goals kicked. Davis fll: Ref cree. Brown: Umnire, Scatcherd: field irdge. Cooley Head ilnesman. Stew art. Time of halves. 25 minutes.
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mob ibr llnipsisn trsteiben. 5erit6rt
poroen.
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inter Dem Ramen .acnilnort6 SIM
betdnnte aarananierei puroe ourf
elm Jeuer sdn8Iih 5srit0rt. Shdoen,
$250.O00.
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Der @emiile6aus3egiou ponG or oIt
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5abstb 3iosr uRo isiner 3uFlaFe ihpe.
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Iaat 81 srnenerR. -Tas 6otel Nlt4-
lsHbure in 6 ba Giin, Das 3us
elsidl Sanatorium rpar, III ourA Ssler
ssrfort norotu. BEIRUT 100000. -
Die srobs 8unfblnssrfabrii oer Sna-
psridl 60. in Wonep 9oint am
gli3abstb 8iper 1T init ein4sn @eyllH
poR $4,000 abasbrannt.
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lssitH SsatTs.
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ssritorts In GInyid oss .umsrsat
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oi9ts ein nctel. oas Slstr 9ansss66u.
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RRsst S8IaHA. - $4,000
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-25

pobnpafte 80 Sabre alte anfeoler :.
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bdn9en.
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3ero beIoe 6uBe ldIimm %3ermalmt. -
DER II Sabre alte Waitcr @abriel
nuros bon sinem ,3aae getrofftn mo
erbeblih perlebt.