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The Detroit times., 1909-06-10

New York society women. among
them Mrs. Cortlandt Field Bishop and
Mrs Robt Goelet. are planning TO or
ganize woman's aeroplane club Miss
Katherine Wright. sister OF the IA
nous Wright brothers, will probably
ho elected nrosident
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10
A DAINTY DISH FOR INVALIDS.

appeizing for the invalid than
dish Of weebads dany prepared They should first be put into
reached boiling and allowed
the boiling
Of which either
lhourt to lanch
a
of
Brown
In
small of
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10

The native purity and delicious IA
vor OF "Salada is preserved by the use
OF sealed lead packets. Never sold In
bulk. It is richer. more fragrant and
stronger than other teas.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10

Parasols seem to be as necessary to
the smart girl this summer as her
gloves.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10
In Society

City OF the Straits Hive. No. 463. L.
0. I. M. NJ. will give Its first excur-
sion to Tasbmoo Park on Sunday.
June 13.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-10

Once a little girl caught a fairy.
He said if she would let him go she
should have three wishes.
"Goody," cried the little girl. Then
wish 10 be Blanche Brown. She has
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
FOOTBALL RESULTS.

At NashyiIie--Auburn. 70; Wander At Jackson. Miss--Alabama O: Mis-. At cambridge-fIarvard II; Brown. Q At Miiwaukee--Michigan. 6; Mar At Lincoln--Nsbraska. 6; Iowa. 6 At st. Louis-St. Louis University. At Lawrence, Kas.--Kansas, aat Washington University. o. At Knoxville-Tennessee. o; Geors At AtlantaAasorgia Tech. O.: ss- At New orleans-ruians. o: Gen. At Annapons..Universlty of vir- Al At New York-Fordham. i; swath: At Philadeiphia---University of Penns sylvania, 8; State College. 8.
 At New Haven--Yaie, as; Colgate, 0. At Princeton--Princeton, O; LAfay- At Madison-wgsconsin, 6; Indiana, 8. At Pittsburg-Pittsburg University. At Ithaca-cornell. is; Vermont. Q. At West Point,-Army. is; Lehish. 2. At Lancaster-F. and M.. 1s: Hayer- At oberlin-oberiin o; Case, O.
 At Cieveland-weston Reserve. 8: At washington-University of North Carolina, 5: Georgetown, 0.
 At Mobile--Alabama Medicos. es; Southern University. 0.
 At Washington-George Washington. At Anies. z Ia. .--Annes. .s. Missouri, 6. At South Bend-Notre Dame, 1T; At IndianapoIis--Butler. s., Eari Hart, Q. s.EsasSf .54Le ftao 4 .i3 At Memphis-Mississipp College, 6, University of Memphis. 5.
 At Terre Haute--Depauw, 5; R P At Andover Mass--Harvard fresh. men. g. Phillies- Andover, O.
 At Lewiston. Me.--Colby. II; Bates. 3. At Medford. Mass.-Tufts. 9: At Exeter. N. H-Phillies Exeter. 6; Yale freshmen, 0.
 At syracuse-syracuse. ss; Mag At sscenectady, N. Y.--Rochester University, 6: Union. 3.
 At Mercerville-Princeton fresh- men, 6: Mercersville Academy, 6. At Richmond-V. F. l.. 52; Rich. mond College, o.
 At Macon, Ga,-TIoward, G. Mer- At Anniston--Alabama P C.. s7; Bir- At Woooster--wooster, as: Heidel- Al Lexington. Ky Pennsylvania University. 6; University of cincin- At Denyer-Dsnver University, 5, South Dakota. O..
 At columbus-ohio State. 2i; Ohio
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Mississippi' Tam, Holds the Visitors to lie. |HEVENS ARE EVENLY
 MATCHED AND TRAINED Military Formation Cannst Bring
 Any Consistent Gains. Lee for Lsoai BuaeA Carries or All Lscai Honors, and Captain Pratrs Kicking is star Featare of Ala
 X hana wsrriers-sIuch
 straisht FootbaIL

Jackson, Miss Got. 2s.---(speciaI } The University qf Alabama and Mis- sissippi played . vigorous game of ball or on the Jacksion gridiron today to a forced the playing from start to fin- ish and on two or three occasions att tempted to kick goal from the field, but the kick fell short.
 Both teams were on their nlettle and fought hard through both halves. They and Knowledge of the game.
 Alabama used her we'll known mili- tary formation on several occasions, and 1t generally gained few yards, but 1t was successfully blocked after few trials and other formations were
 It was the concensus of opinion that Mississippi outplayed the visitors, al- though unable to score. The Missis- sippians pushed Alabama back inch by inch. numerous buckings resulting in
 As usual. Lee carried on the honors for the Mississippians. and Pratt's ter rife kicks were the feature of Ala
 The game ended at 5:so. the halves being thirty-five minutes each.
 Mississippi-McDonaid. right end; Trotter (captain1, left end; Kennebrew, right tackle: Causey, right guard: Ad- ans, center; Cohan. left guard; Garter, left tackle; Renshaw. quarterback: Me- Call, right half; Lee, fullback; Haxton.
 Alabama-Baumgarten. right end; Garrett, left end; Dreshan, right tackle; Lumley. right guard; Countess. center; Green. left guard: Finley, left tacklej Wilkinson. quarterback; Palmer. right half; sAustell. fullback; Pratt, left
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
NAVY FIGHTS FOR CAME
EVERY INCH BEFORE
 DEFEAT COMES.
Virginia Carries Pigslxin over Line Late n Second Half Following
 Brilliant 50 Yard Run

Annapolis. Md, Oct 23.--The foot ball team of Fhe University of vir- ginia this afternoon defeated the navy 5 to 0 in a hotly contested game. The teams fought each other for every inch of ground, during the first half and the score was 0 to 0 up to within Q minute of the close of the
 Then stanton. who played a fine game at half back for Virginia, got away for a 50 yard run. that landed the ball within striking distance of
 Three grif1ing plays took 1t to a first down with foot of the goal, but it took the full three downs to push the ball over the line.
 The game was witnessed by. W. ID. Wilson. father of the injured navy quarterback. who Is at the naval hospital suffering from probably fatal injuries sustained in last Saturdays
 Navy: cobb l. e.; King I. t; Niles l. g.: Brand c. Reinicke r. g. Loftin r..t. Vaill r. e.; Battle 9. b. Dalton, 1. Yh. b. Clay r. h.. b.; McCaughey,
 Virginia: Elliott I. e.: Cecil I. t.; Tolls. l. g.; Thraves. e.; Murphy, r. g :. Geers r. t.; Bower, r. e.. Goodrich. g. b.. Stanton l.. h.. b.; Holiday,
 Referee Gesham Poe, of Princeton; Umpire. Taussing. of Cornell. Head Linesman. Armstrong, of Yale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
WRANCLINC MARS GAME
TAKES GRIDIRON BATTLE,
 FROM MERGER SCHOOL
PuntinE of Wickham for Baptists is Bright Feature aof the Struggle s5
 --Dunnsvny and Denny n Fight.

Macon, Ga, Oct 2s--Howard defeat ed Mercer today, 6 to 5. In "a game played in continuous downpour and on field that was several inches deep in water in many parts. untilsthe rain which began near the end of the first half. neither team scored, and both appeared to be evenly matched:
 Mercer scored a touchdown in the first half, but Bfnion failed to kick goal. Howard scored touchdown in the second half, goal being kicked by Wiekham, whose ,punting was a fea- tare Both teams played splendidly on
 The game was marked by constant wrangling and by a fight between Dunway of Mercer and Denny of How ard. 5.-ss4i +7- :
 The line-up: 5
 Mercer-Conger. center, Scogsins, right guard; E. Poole, left guard: Dun away. right tackle; 9rice. left tackle D. Poole. right end; Wood; left end Cellars. quarterback;' Griffith, right half back; Binion, left half back; Gillespie, fullback. .,si ,,.s. sz.s ! ,,7 ..s.-5ss' '
 Howard-Vaughn,S center: Brewer, right guard; Burns, left guard: Britt ton, right tackle; ,McIntyre, left tackie: Hudnall. right end; Hughes. left end; Wickham. quarterback; Denny right halfback; Hollingsworth. left -haifback 1; Wichion. fullbaek. p..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
ALABAMA MEETS MATCH
WIN
DlRluNGHAM HIGH SCHOOL cons
 M UNDER DY s1S roe
AIabanaa PreshytsrSsn CsllcE :. 0ut- we1ghs and Oafp1ays Lewer scheol Boys from Birnlnghan aaa
 Galne at Wfll.

Anniston, Oct. 7s.--tspecial. )--Birm- in9ham's fast High School team proved too light for the squad of the Ala bama Presbyterian College here this afternoon. being, outweighed by from ten to fifteen pounds to the man. As q result Admission piled up score of 2 to T0. The Birmingham boys were played oG of their feet the if st touch down being made in three minutes.
 The star of the game was left tackle Suoddy, who wont from sick bed into the game and piodghed through the line Tor gains of ten to thirty yards. Other features, were thirty-yard bucks yard runs around by Willcox- and Al. len. Two sof Anniston's touchdo ns wore made in the first and three in the second. Allen kicked goal twice.
 The llne.up. ,f,. -5-1e I'll
 Birmingh an--wingo. left end; Ma kin. left tackle; E.. Strange. left guard; Barker, center: Jennings, right guard; McPherson; right tackle: VI ood. right eud; Estes (captain) quarternack: Weber, left half; Ziljmslxi. right half: L..and Strange and Goidstein; fuilback.
 Anniston-Ua pishman left end; snoddy. left tackle: Anderson. left guard: Leach. right tackle; E. Dish man, right end; Klein (captafnr quar-, ter; Allen left half; wifiox, right half; Morrow, fulIback.
 Touchdowns. Spoddy. willox, Morrow three. Time of halves, 20 and 2p. Of. nciais. Reynolds. Auburn; referee, Councilman, Virginia Polytechnic; 0ns pire Scarborough, Vanderbilt. Field judge, Smith. Auburn, head iinesman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
sTARKE SCHOOL BOYS
 OUTLAY THE HIGH TEAM

; snappy football was played by the High School team and the scrubs Of Starke's University school yesterday The game resulted in a victory for the Starke boys, 10 to 6. Honors were divided between T. smith of the High School team, whose bunting was feature, and A. Smith of the Starke eleven. who scored q touchdown In the last minute of play,
 Line piunging and end runs made up the play of both sides; No at at. /. tempts at trick plays were made; The teams were evenly matched Tn weight.
 High I school. Finch. C; Pruitt. | E.; FrasfeT. r. g.; sayTe, I t; Burnett ren, (Captl a.; McDade. Rogers. l. h. b; Harrison. r. h. b.; Boheman. Kin
 starke's: Owen, e., A. smith, | g.; Taber r.. e. Holt. Jeffries, l. t.; Hen derson. T.. t.; Menefee, l. e.. David son. (Capt) r.. e.; Cody, a.; Hicky, I. h. b.; Carter. r.. h. b.; Hannon, f. b. .e Smith, Finch; goal kicks. T. smith. Referee. D. K. Trotter; Umpire. Moore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
GREAT TIME AT RACES
ATLANTA SPEEDWAY OPENED
 WITH BIG CROWD GATHERED.
Robertson in Hsxh Power Car Reels ,- off Five Miles Under Four
 Minutes---Other Speedy

Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 23.-Atlanta's marvellous automobile race track was formally opened to the public this af- ternoon and to celebrate the event, Barney Oldfield. in his big Benz. broke his own record made at In9ian- apolis by reelinge off five miles : in 3:52 2-5. .,s.s ,.. e.~ ..4
 The weather was perfect and about driving Simplex did some fast work and SO did Basic in a Renault. But none of the drivers seemed to, exert themselves or to try for records. Bar ney Oldfield was plainly slowing down anxious to learn the peculiaritfes of the track than to do any fast work They all agree that the track is the fastest in the world. '''
 a large numper or newspaper men of Georgia and surrounding states were present as guests of the mana ge- ment The visitors were tendered a barbecue on the grounds at noon. Many of them also enjoyed the. pleas ure of spin around the track with
 Starter Wagner. Robertson and. oth- CTS of the drivers will leave tonight for New York, where the drivers will enter their cars. in the coming Van
 In the ten mile event Robertson, Basic and Cliquot were, entered.
 Robertson won. Time; Robertson S:2i 1-5; CIiquot s:S4 2-5.
 Basic did not finish. His engines went wrong. ,.S
 Robertson, drivi1ee his big car reel ed off five miles in the remarkable time of 3:59 4-5 second. Robertson time clips II seconds off the record made at InqIsnspSlhis by Barney aSs 9ld, gGc miles in All 3-l0. Robertson also made two miles in 1884 flat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
TULANE IS DEFEATED
 IN ITS NEW STADIUM

New orleans. Oct. 2s.--The opening of Tulane University's new athletic sta- dium today was featured by her first football defeat of the season. when Central University of Kentucky Pomped home with the big end of a,.e to Q score. Tulane did not play her usual game. and although Kentucky was, out weighed, still her speed won. The score was made, near the end of the first half when. l.. Seelbaol carried the ball over the goal line after getting a pretty forard pass; Duffy kicked goal
 Kentucky-Duffy (captainl right end; Ramsey, right tackle; W. Seel- back. right guard; Chrisman. center; Todd. left guard: l.. Seelback, left tackle; Jones. left end: Frank. quar- terback; Coleman, fuilback: BrownelL. right halfback; Fox. left halfback.
 Tulane-George. right end: Callan. right tackle; Whitnaut. right guard; Webb. center; Nix. left guard; Martin. left tackle; Walmsley, left end: Far rell. quarterback; Moore tcaptain) fuII- back: preyfus, right halfback; Scott, left ha1fback. f N@
 score-K entucky G. Tulane 0. Touch down, L. SeeIback. Goal from touch- down, Duffy. Referee, Rohatham. Uin- pire, Heald. Field judge, Roehm. Halves. 25 minutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
AUBURN sNOWED UNDER ].
0DlSON BLANKS BROWN.
.xoa1D st1ss 91sss9Y YiAEsD. YissD. ON "A HAn7, :,
CnD6reG0e WarraeRu Manage to Scefe sOaees h Each HaIf-BrOwn SaapDe4 Tenden h His s.s -S-

Gannbridge, Mass. Oct 23.--ln a raefediy played game on soidieEs nsld this affernoon.. Harvard defeated Brown II to 0, the home team scoring in each half and twice successfully defendfng its own goal when touch downs by the visitors seemed almost more succs1sfuily than in any other game on Soldiers field this season. Harvard outkicked Brown, and the crimson line. when fully realizing It's dangers stifened better than in any other game 50 far. 4, E.. Brown Of Harvard, snapped q tendon, and will probably be out of the game for the rest of the year. The
 Hsfvard; Houston, left end: Mckay, Hooper. left tackle. L. Wilmington, left guard; Wilmington. center. Fisher Tight guard: Fish. right tackle; p. Browne, rtkht end: QFlahert, Quarter- back: Buckingham, left .. half back;
 Brown: AshSaueh, left end; Krats. left tackIc;; Ayler. left guard; sis,on, c; Sprackhin4. quarterback, foung, ,leit half back Mckay. right half back High. full back.
 The score: Harvard II: Brown. Q. Tcnchdowns, Minot, 2. Goal from touchdown. F. Wilmington. Referee J. A Exans. williams Umpire F. J. iCroiius, Dartmouth, Field judge. F.. A. Burleigh. Exeter. Time 25 minutes halves. sa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
MICHIGAN'S MACHINE
 IS GIVEN A SCARE

Milwaukee Wis. Oct. 2s.--Michigan had the narrowest escape of It's career today when the wolverines eleven de- feated Marquette 6 to in one of the most brilliant games the Michigan eleven ever played. had stage fright for, with the excep- ton of the first ten minutes of the game. the two .eievens were on exactly even terms. Tn the second half the play was almost l, entirely in Michi- gan's half of the gridiron..,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
RICHMOND COLLEGE IS
 OVERWHELMED 52 TO o

Richmond. Va. oct. 2s- The Virginia Polytechnic Institute eleven over whelmed the Richmond College team here this afternoon. running up 6 score of 52 to, 0 and thus breaking the vir- ginia record for big scores.
 The, R.Annionders siGply could not withstand their attack at any point and the Techs showed that they are now probably in better condition than ever before to win glory on the foot ball field.
 Hughes. quarterback for the Tech's eleven, one ofsthe lightest men on the team. was the bright star of the game. summary:
 Touchdowns.. 9: goals, z. Halves. 25 and IS minutes. s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
LAFAYETTE WINS ONFLUKE
SUBSTITUTE PLAYER,s LUCK HUM {, BLES NASSAU WARRIORS.
Irmschler is Hero or Easton Eleyen-- Score Comes After Dash of
 Ninety Yarhs In First

Princeton, N. T.. Oct. 23.--In one of those sudden plays, characterizins new football, Frank Irmschler second substitute right half-back on the Le, on bound in the last minute of play. after Cunningfiam's try for a drop kick had been blocked, and ran ninety yards fayette victory over Princeton by the score ofs6 to O.
 Just as Captain McCsy kicked the goal. time was called.
 Bergen. Read and Hart played star game for Princeton, while the defen. sive work of Captain McCay and Blach- CT of Lafayette, was a feature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
CAROLINA IS LOSER
n.s...ed by Wake Forest in Well Play ad Game,

columbia. S. C.. Oct. 2$:-W ake EoG, est today defeated the University of south caroIina Sade dS in G the hSe rst xasf haf tI,be, TftIev recovered a punt on caro- iina's thirty yard line and went Tor a touchdown. ,iA oss hv l,tn,,n1s n center resulted in a safety. TSs University showed up we'll on the offensive. but fumbled many punts ana this cost the game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
COLGATE MEAT FOR ELS
COY,s TOE AGAIN FEATURE OF
 YALEys PLAYING. -
Bix Score sHelzed Up--News Haven :. Grfdiron Knsk1&e Gather Five
 Toslch Dosssss Fer nuIs Tlss<r.

New Haven, Conn., oct. 2s--Yale de- feated Colgate thie afternonn 36 to 0 making five toucfdowns. five goals grom. touchdowns and two goals from the field. n \ s tas fssI
 The field goals were both made by Coy, in the first half M i,sif
 Yale, 36; Colgate. 70. fss
 Touchdowns. Francis, Coy Philbin. Goals from touchdowns, cooney. Hobbs, 4 ss tse e4s tf Goals from field. Coy. 2.
 Referee, Thompson, Georgetown.
 Umpire. Corey. 'S
 Head linesman. Hull. Yale.
 Time of halves. 25 and 20 minutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
OPEN GAME USED.
man |. the star of cornel.an Line.

Hoffman is the Star of C0rnelian Line.
 Ithaca. N. r., Oct. 2s.-Cornen de feated Vermont 16 to o today by the use of open football tactics In spite o,,t the game. the forward pass and the triple pass were used accurately and effectively. -,
 Right half-hack Hoffman scored all three touchdowns for Cornell, two m the first half, after forward passes ana one in the seco1d half after four mn . ,,tes of sensational play. He was able to kick only one goal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Makes Fast Time.

Garden City. N. r., Oct. 2S--The fast est time ever made over the circuit on which the Vanderbilt cup race Is to be decided next Saturday was recofded in practice today by Jack Aiken, driving q National car. He finished four laps Of the 12:45 mile course in close to sev- enty miles an hour average.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Salvador Dies.

Lexington. Ky. Oct. 2s--salvator. the fastest running race horse the world has ever known, died at the Eimdorf Farm hare of James B. flag xTn. of New York. today. Seivator's 1890. in going against time to beat the record of 1:59 1-4. He was foaled in 1886 and was by Imp Prince Char He out of Saiena by The Great Lex ington. Salvador won $120.0oo on the e41F
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Three Touchdowns For Tennesseeans.
  GAME NEVER IN
 DANGER FOR VANDY Auburn Couh Not Score and on Defensive. Demeralisatien, FumbIed Punt and . Quarterback Run In Broken Field cave Victory to Team
 That Has Always Led
 in the south.

Nashville. Tenn. Oct. 23.-(SpeciaL) Auburn's defeat by Vanderbilt here to- day, to the count of IT to O, proved eleven has been over r-estimated since It's victor yover Sewanee last season. The defeat was decisive. and never once was the game in danger for VanSerbllt. although Auburn had been booked by some as winner.
 A decentralization oe the Auburn line at the first of the game. when Esslinger sun 5S u Nse gsn ad sas bilt, brought about the three touch : downs. At the. end of the first half Auburn was fighting hard and pushing Vanderbilt close. but were never able
 vanderbilt's backs were stout and speedy. and gained easily; Auburn could make little hsadway agai,nst .,as Van Van, of the time. Auburn fought hard, how ever. but failed to show her usual form in team work.
 in the first few minutes of play. and the accident seemed to demoralize the Auburn line During the unsettled pe- riod, MetEger for vandereiis anssst ho got got forty yard run and touchdown. s
 A strong wind bley across the field, which rendered it difficult to handle Auburn backieId gave. Vanderbilt her second chance, which she converted in- Ia Touchdown in a single play.
 A long run by Nicely in returning a punt gave Vanderbilt her third touch down.
 10th teams complained of q crippled condition. Several of the Vanderbilt men were suffering from injuries. and one or two of the Auburn men.
 Noble, Auburn's end. played a star game, but was injured and had to De taken out; Esslinger Auburn tackle, was injured at the first of the game ana CnrdaiI was also hurt.
 The defeat puts Auburn out of line for the Southern championship TOT which great hopes had been expressea by the Orange and Blue advocates.
 vanderb}lt. db}Rlt Position. Auburn, Stewart ... Left End.... Hiii Griffin, L. Covington. ......;.
 Left Tackle v. Locke conneil .... Left Guard .CogdelLCaton Ross Right Guard ..... Alien McGhee.... .. Right Tackle
 Freeiar,d .... Right End Banks. Nopie Neely. .... .. Guard .:.,. ..Reyhoiu' Williams ..... Left Half; .... .....s stiardages 5le r Y Adams ..... Right Half Mccoy Metzger .... ..Fullbsck. Penton. paws
 Summary--Length of halves. go nm nm utes: Referee. Walker Umpire' " "Au'-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
wINsToN,s GREAT, DASH.
Runs, Entire Length of Field For Wi
 ufnG Down.

Washington. oct. 2$-The University of North Carolina foot ball team de- feated George town University here to- day to 0. The score was made Tn the latter part of the first half when winston. of North Carolina. caught e short punt by wimard and with good interferenct. ran the entire length of the field for & touchdown.
 With exception of a few on-side kicks and one or two forward passes. all which failed, straight football was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
niII smIth Landa.

RuffaIo, Oct. 23-The management of the Buffalo baseball club or the East ern League has signed a contract @ With TvJIlism A. smith. of Springffed Ohio, formerIv manager Gf the Atlanta. Go, club of the Southern League to man ace their team for the seassn of l9lO,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Lnne Star Game

Austin, TeXg oct. 23.--The UniversTty of Texas defeated the Trinity Universf- ty football team l7 to Q on Clark Field today. Texas scored three touchdowns and kicked two goals in the first half but was unable to score in the second half Trinity had the ball On Texas goal line in the first half but could not scOre
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Wnhaah ig BIanIxe0.

St Louis, Mo. Oct 23.-The St. Louis University football team, headed by Harry Lindsay. former Dartmouth play CT, defeated Wabash College here today If to 0. 4 field goal in the first half and two touchdoyns and a goal in the secs ond half made the points ..t