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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-01-13
legislature Net Yesterday.

The General Assembly of Sonth
Carolina met in annual session yester-
day at noon. The senate was organ
lied by the election of w. L. Mauldin
of Greenville, president pro tenn; M.
NJ. Mann of St. Matthews, clerk; DR..
w. S. Stokes, reading clerk; ]. F.
Shumpert, reelected sergeant-at-arms;
the Rev. A. N. Brunson, chaplain.
In the House.
The Hon. r. s. Whaley, of Charles
ton, reelected speaker without oppo-
sition; Jas. A. Hoyt, clerk; j. E..
Smith, reading clerk; the Rev. r. N.
Pratt, chaplain.
Both Houses Stand by TiI|man.
Both houses unanimously adopted
resolutions endorsing Senator Till
mans course in the United States SEN
ate and assuring him of their conf
dence and high esteem.
The Governors message will be
read today.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-01-13
Notice! Notice!

I have hulls at $500 per ton, also
cotton seed meal at s24.5o per ton.
You can't buy any cheaper elsewhere.
II. STEELE, Ethan, S. G.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-01-13

Dr.. shuler's Apples.

Dr. J. L. Shuler, of Selwood, pre-
sented The Dispatch with several ap-
pies last week which were taken from
tree in his orchard. The Doctor
states that this was the second crop
which this tree had produced within
one year. The apples while not 80
large were delicious in flavor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
NORMAL OUTPLAYED
pREsBYTERIANs WIN IN ExC1T1NG
 GAME AT ANNIsT0N.
Loux End Runs, the Features. 1esulf In Three Touehdawns--xsas- tie ts Clean and Very
 FRaG. eH

Anniston, Oct. s.-(speciai. )--Annis. ton fans were surprised this afternoon when pr. stagg'S 'TPredestinarians" 0x the Alabama Presbyterian College out- played the heavy team of the Jackson- vile State Normal School in ganaa which resulted ls to 0 in favor of the Anniston College. &
 Long end runs by Allen and piunges by Morrow, together with nne head. work by Klein at quarter kept the ball in Jacksonville territory during the game. .,
 Anniston's line was impregnabie and in making openings the men workea ike Veterana For Jacksonvtiie, Wat. kins and Howard were the heroes, and Eoodief did excellent work ct en6 rosohas Clayton and Harwood hava built a good team and with practice at will be formidable.
 It was the irst game of the season for both. On1cials were Reynolds os Judge; Black well. Umpire; Morrpw ion. one In the first and two in the second half. Twenty and fifteen mins ute halves being played Allen kicked one goal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Alabama Downs Howard in Hard Struggle. GAME CLOSELY PLAYED,
 FINAL SCORE IS 14 TO Q. .taf Plays the Order Rather Ihad
 exception. v Vsrsify oufwsiGhsA Almost to . Msss Fixhts Determinedly and Crosses the viaiteEs Coal M
 Line Twice.

Tusoaloosa, Oct. e.--(epeciaIl---A, large crowd including many howard soo.eTs roe was on hand this afiernoon ro Teen poinrs to Howard's nothing.
 Aiabama's score came from two touSnooWns, goal from touchdown i ana field goal. The Baptists taken than the Varsity and they played mara. and well but when it was aussrlon ot the line points of the game and general aggressive playing the slea- ass crimson Jerseied lads put 1t all
 In getting after fumhles and hand- ling the forward pass offenaiveiy amt estensively. Alabama had ali of the ttoward's defeat. However. the East Lake boys put up . hard light and at times their offsnsivs work was briI
 once when they got Inc ba1l on their own twenty.ssSe yard line. they rallied. brushed the Crimson line aside And m three plays were threataniny the Varsity's goal. But tumble Eaxs x:,al sh: HiEssin to Alabama.
 session of the ball they werA not
 The game was a spectacular affair aSoanding sas In clever work ny bots and trick plays were numerous and frequently brought the crowd Of speo- tators to fts feet
 Williams. Towards quarterback. and skiiiful in gsnsraiship. bat the play of the game was pulled off by Moody. who made . quartsrback run for sixty yards and touchdown.
 Captain Pratt aisc get off fiashy, picking up the bali and carrying it to Howard's five yard line whencs ik was soon bucksa gver by Austslls Greaham. countsss, Lnmiey aud 0tn-
 X,aSsmS's arst .eSesdowa came ss- ter eighteen minutes Of play. in the ball to Alabana's thirty-nvs-yard line. S5iy ,Ss, sS lose Ssas < on a ssss sssi: Thsq end. and sy sssstifsl rnnning an1 goal posts: Pratt Kicked soai. N
 The next score came after sevsa Pratt made place kick from the ssv@ enteen-yard Ifne: ten minutes lates came the last touchdown. when Pratt did his splendid piece of work and
 The game ended with the ball in Ala bsmas pessession about the center qf the field. The iins-ap: right guard: 0rssham. righs tackle: Garrett, right end Greene. left guard. Findlay, loft ackle; Bnmgartner. left end: Moody: Suarssr: AnstiIa. nns ,,gn; sgi,; half. ss HSanai, risat end; sri,ton. left guard: Barry. left tackle; Mointyre. iast snd: Wyckharr. left haif: Biount. right half
 Umpire, Tutwiler; Referee, Watkins Time of halves. twenty-aye minutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
|. g. U, 1Or MIssIssIPPI, 0.
gsUuislamn State Takes Hard Gam
 From RAvaLa


 Baton Rouge. La.. Oct: s.1In the noon Louisiana State University defeat cd the University of Mississippi by the score of 10 to o. Mississippi put up a strenuous defense and time after time they fought the Louisianans when 1t looked a@ if a touchdown was inevita- hle. Seip was the star for L. s. U.
 After seventeen minutes of play fin the frst half he carried the ball a iund and got within i've feet Of the Missis- aippt goal line. 0ill was then showed throuEh for the touchdown.
 Tn the second half Louisiana got within a few feet of the line, but 1t was not until the third down that seip went through for the second and last touchdown Of the game. Lane-up:
 Louisiana--Hall. left end; Hillman. left tackle: Ryan and Drew. left guard; Stovall (Captain), center; Thomas right guard: Pollock. right tackle; Seip right end: McCullam, right half-back: {: Gill, fullback: Stovall. T$ F., left half back: Albright, quarter.
 Mississippi-Trotter (Captain), left end: Causey, left tackle; W. c. Adams. left guard; J. E. Adams, center; Car. ter. right guard: Kinnsbrew' rEht right end: Mccall. right half back; i; Haxton, fall back: Lee, left half-back; 1; RenshAw and Maxgon, quarter.
 Score: L. 8. U., 10: Mississippi, Q.
 Touehdowns, Seip and Gill; Referee. Rowbotham, Tufts University; Umpire. Wettlin, Sewanee: Field Judge. Long: Oklahoma; Time keepers. Atkinson ana Mitchell: Head Linesman. Huyck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Camnitz Is Batted From
 the Box. DONOVAN IS INTANGIBLE AND PITCHES SUPERB BALL Wild Bill Holds Pittsburg Safe
 Alter First Frame. 3o,00o Confident Fans Gather To See Championship Rivals Rattle On
 Forbes Wholesome
 To Detroit.

Pittsburg, Pa., Oct 9.-The Ameri- can League champions from Detro oit evened the count in the worlds cham pionship series today by defeating Pittsburg to 9. at Forbes Field.
 As PIttsburg won the opening game. each team now has one victory to It's credit and at least five contests in all will be necessary before the series Is decided.
 Detroits ability to hit the National League pitchers and Pittsburg's in- ability to connect with the curves Of Wild Bill" Donovan tells the story of the game.
 Pittsburg got away to a flying start. scoring two runs in the first inning. but Detroit tied the score in the sec- ond. The American Leaguers batted Howard Camnitz out of the box in the third inning when they took commanding lead by scoring three runs.
 Willis succeeded Camnitz and two more runs from his offerings in the fifth inning gave Detroit Its total or seven runs.
 Detroit made nine safe hits from the combined curves of Camnitz and Wfl- Ills, getting six from the former in two and one half innings and three from Willis during the remainder Of the game. The Detroit hitting total included two baggers by Schmidt and Crawford.
 Donovan allowed only five hits. and two of those were two baggers by Leach and Miller in the first inning. After that the Detroit twirler was an enigma to his opponents and another two bagger by Leach in the third. single by Abstein in the fourth and an infield hit by Wagner in the ninth represented the Pittsburg hitting dur ing the last eight innings
 only sixteen batters faced Donovan in the last five innings ana the sup posedly hard hitting Pittsburgers were absolutely helpless in the face Of his wonderful fiinging.
 During the last four innings Willis also pitched remark ble ball. and only twelve men faced him in that time. Two men reached first base In that period, but one was caught stealing and the other was doubled up.
 The most sensational feature of the game. which was witnessed by more than 3o,00O spectators. was steal home by Ty Cobb in the third inning. This was a remarkably well timed bit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
ILLINOIS DEFEATED
KENTUCKY WARRIORS TURN THE
 TRICK AT CHAMPAIGN.
Oolonels Very Fast and Captain Barbce as the Brightest StRr-FInal
 Score is to 2.

Champaign. H.. Oct. s.-Kentucky University defeated the University of Illinois today by e score of to in Q brief game on Illinois Field.
 The Kentuckians were fast and were hard fighters and were aided by the brief halves. fifteen minutes.
 Captain Barbee, of Kentucky, made the score that decided the battle. In the first half. within twenty-five yards of the local goal, he circled the Illinois right end for run to the goal posts. Ehanklin added point, for the goal kick.
 B. A. White, of the Illinois coaching stan, the referee in the second half, declared a touchdown by Illinois iile- gal after Richards had made twen- ty-fve yard run from a forward pass. White decided that Quarterback Bern stein had made an illegal pass.
 Later the Illinois blocked a Ken lucky kick and were awarded a safety.
 Illinois essayed a number of trick plays which were costly. while the vis- itors adhered to an open field. running game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Tech Piles Up a Big
 Score. VISITORS CROSS GOAL ON A NEAT FORWARD PASS Subs Replace Regulars in Second
 Half. Game is Clean and At Times Closely Centested-PreD warrfoEs Put Up . Plucky Ffght-scere
 ls to '.

Auburn. Oct. 9-tEpecial )--During the forty minutes of play. Auburn fair ly swamped the Gordon Institute eley- on and piled up e score of 4s to 5. De- feat, dark, gloomy defeat. was the fate allotted the visitors, while the bird of victory perched nigh upon the banners of the Orange and Blue.
 through a dexterous execution of the forward pass, after . kick to the visitors. Near the end of the first half one of the Gordon ends fingered near ward pass was made to him. He cleared the seventy yards and placed the plg- skin behind the goal line.
 Auburn's touchdowns came in rapid kicks worked perfectly and long gains were made in this manner. The back Held also plunged through the big holes made in the prep line time after time for first down. Although out gameiy and disputed each inch of the ground.
 Auburn's backneld showed decided improvement over its work in the Howard game. Both offensively and defensively the backs have developed during the past week as was shown in yesterdays game.
 In the second half. the Alabama Techs presented a practically new line sent in the scrubs, who pIoughed through the prep line or tore off long end runs. characteristic of the veterans' plays in the first half.
 Outside of the one touchdown. Au- burns goal was never in danger. Most of the game was played in Cor don's territory except just after the kick off. Oftimes. then the Auburn warriors would bring the pigskin back to the center of the field and the same old story was repeated Down the field to the goal line and another i've points was added.
 It was the only game which the en- tire student body of Auburn will wit ness this season. The students made good use of the opportunity and were out to cheer their moie-skin artists on the victory.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
WHITE SOX FALL BEFORE CUBS Murphy.s Boys Take Second Game. WEST SIDE FANS ARE WILD Brown is the Stingy Kid With His
 Hits. Purtell Knocks the Horse Hide Out Of the Lot and Makes Cir-
 cuit oS tho

Chicago. Oct. s.-The Chicago Ma tional League team won the second game for the city championship here today by defeating the Chicago Amer ican League team to ?. A base on balls. an out and an error gave the Ma tionals their first run.
 The American League team punched their hits in the third and tied the score. Purtells hit to left field. which Umpire Sheridan said went over th~ fence, was scored for @ home run and gave the American Leagusrs the lead in the next inning.
 Thereafter Brown allowed them but one hit. The Nationals took the lead In the eighth on . base on balls and two doubles. Two more runs were added to their lead in the last inning when two men were walked and q sac rrince. a stolen base and double toi- lowed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
H.RvARp SCORED ON.

williams Holds Crimson Un3t 1ecoaA
 Half.
 Cambridge. Mass. Oct. e--Harvard had a marrow escape from defeat at the hands of Williams tod9v squoesing through with A victory of only to 6. In the nrst half. Williams played all around Crimson. e Several changes were made tn the Crimson lineup tn the sesond haSk. score;-HArvard. 6: Williams. c. Touchdowns. Minot, B. 1rooke. Goals from touohdownS, WithingeoA Peterson. FA Safety. Harvard.
 ITmpire. Hackett of West Point. Referee, TAangford of Trinity. Fiold Judge. Andrews.
 Times of halves, 90 minutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

Willis succeeded him. Cobb stole home and Moriarity worked the new pitcher for pass Tom Jones grounded tc Willis and Deiehanty was forced al third. Willis to Byrne. Schmidt ended the Inning with a fy to Clarke.
 Detroit went out in order in the fourth. but in the fifth scored two more runs. After Abstein made re- markable enchanted stop of Cobb's bounder over first base. Crawford doubled along the left field foul line. Delehanty drew a pass and Moriarity popped an easy fly to Abstein. T. Jones walked and the bases were full. Schmidt singled to center. scoring Crawford and Delehanty. but T. Jones was caught trying to reach third. Leach to Byrne and the inning was ended.
 Cobb opened the seventh with a bounder over second for his first hit of the series. Crawford was out Miller to Abstein and Cobb electrified the crowd by trying to make third on the infield out There was a close decision at third base. and he was called out. After that there was nothing more do- ing for Detroit.
 Wilson tried to duplicate Cobb's at tempt to go from first to third on an infie1d out. Wilson reached first on Deiehanty's tumble and Gibson ground ed out. Bush to T. Jones. Wilson kept right on to third but he was caught by far wider margin than was Cobb Score:
 The total receipts from the sale of tickets today were s$1.S84.60. which will be divided as follows:
 To the National Baseball Commis- sion, S41Ss4B. to the players. s22.- e17.63; to each club, $7,63s.2i.
 The totals for the two games here are as follows:
 Tickets sold, 60.ssI; tickets received at gates, eo.l79; total receipts. e8a.- l5e; National Baseball Commissi ,n share. s8.215.60. players share, s44s- 364.24: each clubs share. $1A.7Ss.0S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
nnorsroN 70 BROOK.
Cleveland Boy ,.a - S:.s Ss:k Rss-asu

Cleveland Boy sad Jack 8eAMs0u&
 KikAf nt New Ogsemna.
 New Orleans, La. Oct. 9-Phn Brock. of Cleveland, was awarded the Aeclston over Young Jack Redmond. of St: Paul Mipu. at the end of a een-round bout tonight at the Royal Athletic Club. The light was feat from the first ana both men were covered with blood bee fore the fifth round was ended
 They continued to infiict severe pun. ishment on each other until the very end. but neither had sufncient steam 10 send the other down and out. A Tom Walsh. of Lsoa AnGaisa. was tn& referee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

He sustained a fractured thigh and possibly internal injuries
 The accident happened during the last lap of five mile free for all
 De Palmas condition. while serious is not considered critical.
 The machine was srnashe ed to pieces It was the one which Cedrino was driving when he was killed during the PImlico races in 1907.
 The race was won by Wagner. with a Columbia, in 7:43 1-4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

Summary--Two-b base hits, Leach. 2: Miller. Schmidt. Crawford. Hits oft lis, 8, in 6 2-3 Innings. Sacrifice hits. Bush, Clarke. stolen bases. Gibson. Cobb and Wagner. Double piays. Mill Ter. Abstein and Byrne: Bush. T. Jones and Moriarty. Left on bases. Pitts burg, 5; Detroit. f. First base on balls. off Camnitz. 1: off Willis. (: off Donovan. 9. First base on errors. Pittsburg. 2; Detrott.l. Struck out, by Camnltz. 9: by Willis. 2: by Donovan. [ Time. 1:b0. Umpires. Evans and Klem.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
INSTITUTE WINS.
Fast Game is Played at Brewton-score
 n

Fast Game is Played at Brewton-ScOPe
 In-O.
 Brewton. Oct s.-(Special.)-The fast football team of the Rrewton Collegi- ate Institute defeated the town team here today by the score:of Is to 0. No touchdown was made during the frst ing right up to. the towns goal when the time expired.
 The hrst tou chdown was made by John Miller, the schools spirited quar- terback. who, by an end run. carried the bali thirty yards and scored
 During the latter part of the second Kenneth Penn plunged through the towns line, recovered the ball and made the third touchdown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

Double plays, Doyle. Penney Bridweil, Deviin and Schiei; Devlin. Doyle and Penney. Struck out. by Wiltze. I: Ci' cotte, 4; Marouard. 3: Crandall. 2 Eases on balls. Cicotte. 3: Miltze. 2 Marquard. s. Wild pitch. Marquard Hits, of wiitze. 6 in 8 innings. on Mar. qua Id. [ in 5 innings; on crandall, in 1 inning. Umpires. Enslie and Egan. Time, 2:0i.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
SCORE ON FLUkEs.
msOn Crosses DavidsOn's Goal Line
 Gae lA.Ea Lnuchaaxxaa

Clemson Crosses DavidsOn's Goal Line
 for Two TOuchdOwns.
 Charlotte, N. C., Oct 9-Displaying superior training and team work this afternoon, Clemson College easily de- feated Davidson by score of IT to 5. Clemson scored touchdown within two minutes after the ball was put in play and the Pfesbyterians were rushed off their feet, but afterward they steadied down and put up much bet TWO of Clsmson's touchdowns were made on huhea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
nuLIpTIN OF OAMrs.

Montgomery. like every other metropolis. city and hamlet of the entire country. is interested in the worlds championship series being played between the Tigers and Pirates.
 An indication Of this were the interested fans who kept tab on the bulletins posted after each inning played. at the office of The Advertiser.
 The scene of the games has shifted to Detroit. and during the remainder of the series, the games will be bulletfned each day a few minutes after the play is made on the Detroit or Pitts burg lot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
RED SOX TAKE SECOND CLASH. Hit G:ants' Pitchers AL most at Will, CROWD Is SOME LARGER -peaker Again is the Only Qouting
 Kid. Cicotte Pitches C0nsiatent Bell, But Rube Mathewson and the s1O,ooo
 Beauty Are Not So
 Fortunate.
CROWD IS SOME LARGER

New York, Oct. s-The Boston Amer clans batted both Kiltse and Marquard freely today ami took the second game of the series with the New York Ma ttonals, 9 10 6.
 The peid attendance was e.591. and the receipts &L247.25. Of this the Ma tional Commission takes e42A2T, the players &2.2ss.7S. and the clubs sl,529.20. The Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
EAsY FOR vANDY.

Rose Poly is Beaten by a Decisive
 Score,
 Nashville. Tenn, Oct 9.--Vanderbilt football team ran over Rose Polytech- nic of Terre Haute. Ind, this afternoon 2S to a.
 Vanderbilt showed offensive and de- fenslye strength, battered Roses heavy line and went beyond their uprights five times, making three goals Tn ad- dition. Roses only scoring was Brad tors were heavier than their oppon- ents and were speedy, but Vanderbilt had the speed. The lineup was as fol- lows:
 Vanderbilt-Freeland left end: l.. Covington, left tackle: Stegall or Con nell, left guard; White. center; Ross, right guard; McGehee, right tackle;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
KICK WINS GAME.
Fierce Gridfron Battle Ia Waged at
 Knoxville.

Knoxville, Tenn, Oct. 9.--Tennesaee and North Carolina struggled back anu forth through nearly their game today minutes before time was called in the second half. Beldin kicked goal from placement and North Carolina had won one of the most interesting games of
 Tennessee was outweighed nearly twenty pounds to the man by the visi- tors but they lost their game througa falinre to hold the bal and successfui- iy pull of forward. GaSses which they Attempted time and again.
 The Tennessee team was perceptibly weakened by the loss of four of It's etronTest players, two from injuries in a game of the week previous. and two because of inability to play through conditions in their studies.
 Ring and WeisenberG were out Of the Tennessee lineup.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
sTANDMe IN WORLDS SERIES.

STANDING IN WORLDS SERIES.
 -
 Won. Lost PC. PssesSur. PHara,s ;'' '' ''...i ..::i i s .sSS TNTER-LEAGUE SERIES.
 Won. Lost. P. e. New York Nationals ...1 300 Boston Americans Il .5O0
 CHICAGO SERIES. Nationsls -. l.SSoo .Soo GAMES YESTERDAY. Detroit T. Pittsburg 2 Chicago Nationals 5; Chicago Amer New York Nationals 5; Boston Am ericans ..
 GAMES TO-DAY. At ChieaEo--Chicago Nationals with Chicago Americans
 oANEs TOMORROW. At Detroit--Detroit with Ptttsourg. At Hoaton-Hew York Nationals with Boston Amertc9ns'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
BID FOR BIG FIGHT.

Galveston Sports Combine to Secure
 Jeffries-Johnson Scrap.
 Galveston. Tex, Oct. 9--(SpeciaO-- 4 local sporting combine offers a S7O,- fight here.
 The scheme Is to build a pavilion on the rock jetties five miles out In the Cuff to accommodate from l5,000 to 10000 people. The Texas prize fight law extends only three miles from shore
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

Brown, right end: Nicely. quarterback: Williams. left half; Adams, right half; Metzger, full back.
 Rose Polytech ntc-Struck, left end {: Went, left tackle; Black, left guard; Offutt, center; Davidson right guard; Stondau, right tackle; Roll, right end; Bradford. quarter back; Strause. left hack.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Tech Beats Mooney

Noonsn a oG the Ts'h n, ss A forward pass resulted In Mooney's only touchdown. goal being kicked. Teen made six touchdowns on straight football. Five goals were kicked.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

Chance. Home run, Purtell. Sacrifice hits. Altizer. Brown. Stolen baees. bell. Shrekard. Double plays. Archer and Evers. Left on bases. Americans, s; Nationals. Bases on balls. off Smith. [; off Brown. 1. Struck out by Smith. I, by Brown. 4. Time. 2:o6. Umpires, Sheridan and O'Day. Paid attendance. 2o.657. Total receipts. tt1.- lls.50. National Commi ssion's share. S1.111.95. Players share. s6,0045a. Clubs share. s2.00I.51.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Jape Win Again ,

Tokio, Oct 9.--The University Of Wisconsin baseball team was beaten to- day by the University of Waseda nina
 to 6. wisconsin made two hits and three erors. while four hits and two
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
HAPPINESS IN TWO
 n LA c aEmAla E

BASEBALL FAMkDtlS. Two baseball families will be doubly happy this winter. Jim Delehanty Is 6 member of the , Tigers, while Frank Delehanty
 aided in winning the American ( , Association pennant for Louis- ( } ville. George Moriarty plays ( ] third for Detroit. and his brother
 } Bill covered. the shortfield for
 the Colonels. A third member of { , the Delehanty family just missed { } being a pennant winner this year While, the youngest of the Tam } lily, started the season with WiIkesbarre and was later sold.
 ! Then wiIkesb6rre proceeded to l win the pennant in the New York
 } State League,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Wins First Game .

Manassas, Va, Oct. 9.-Eastern Col. lege played it's first football game of the season here today. defeating Hll- een School of Washington 60 O.