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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-23

Anna Klerx against Medford l.. Pad
dock Is the title or case which ha,
been begun in common pleas cour,
by Attorneys Mouser and Molonev
The action is one in replevIn and IN.
VoiVes the ownership OF the household
goods belonging to the Klerx. The DC
tition enumerates the articles whicI
are in storage in the Paddock storag,
house and a long list of goods l.
enumerated
Back of the suit lies the disappear
ance Of A. Klerx, formerly superlnten
dent Of the Susquehanna Silk mills
AT the time Mr.. Klerx left the city
Mrs. klerx was absent. Mr.. Kler>
stored the goods with Mr.. Paddock
ana was given receipt for them
This he took with him. Mrs. KlerL
states that the household goods be.
long TO her; that she purchased then
with her own money and the sui,
IN replevin is brought to protect Mr.
Paddock and at the same time IN es.
tapiish Mrs. Klerx's right to them
lhe first amended petition in IN.
case OF Lucinda Miller against Susan.
ia oohklln, has been filed by Attor.
neys DeGolley and DeGolIey. Tn,
amended petition alleges that urdr,
influence was exercised over Gather.
Inc Plank in the making of her will
and that the administrators of the
estate has refused to allow the claim
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-23

Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Stump. Of Sill
yer street. left today for a visit with
relatives IN West Jefferson.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-23

Persons having reserved seat tick
cts for the Chautauqua can get seats
reserved tonight at Z o'clock at w. Il.
Ery's plumbing shop. II
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-23

The Wayside Rose Rebeccas met
in regular session last evening. Be-
cause Of the preparations being made
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-23

Old men, young men, big men and
small men, want jobs as policemen but
Chief Klinefelter has not yet found
anyone he thinks will fill the bill.
Some men, claiming that they are
too old to work, think because they
have always been good citizens and
have paid their taxes and are Re-
publicans, they should be given po-
sitions on the force. Several appli-
cations of this sort have been made.
The chief expects to get some one to
take officer Shafer's place in the near
future. The pay is $50 a month, so
small that it is hard TO get a good
man to take it, as the new man must
work too long before he gets a
raise.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-23

In the case Of Fred l.. Carhart
against A. r. Benedict and others,
the First National bank of Rich
wood has filed a cross petition setting
up a judgment against Benedict for
SI5'a and costs amounting to $3.50
The Judgment was secured in ms
tlce c. II. Conleys court January
2e' 1910. A levy was made upon tho
reai estate in question and the court
Is asked to order that the claim be
iJNI
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-23

DR.. and Mrs. John S. Mcnamara,
who were married here Wednesday
evening are to make their new home
at Marion, where DR.. Mcnamara has
opened an office. He graduated in
medicine last June from the Starting
Ohio Medical College, and recently
passed the state examination He is
a son of Mr.. John Mcnamara of Ber-
lin township, and his many friends
here will wish him success at Marion.
He is located in the Denman block on
west Center street HIS bride. for
merly Miss Lodena Bagley is n charm
ing young lady-Delaware Gazatte
MRS Charles Schmidt, one of the
spring brides who came to Marion
from Bucyrus and who is popular
! socially in that city, was q. charm
| ing hostess of yesterday in quite an
informal fashion.
| mo immediate circle of girl
friends to which Mrs. Schmidt he.
'onsed was invited for a picnic sun.
per at the home of the hostess on
James street. They arrived durinp
the early afternoon and there. wa,
happy season OF "Reminiscences and
an sorts of out-of-dcor pleasures
Just before the twilight hour a. dc,
licious spread was placed in
shauuy nook on the lawn, the guest,
seating themselves picnic fashion
Later there was stroll about tb,
MIL exceptionally pretty at this sea
son or the year and afterward 9
uriVe downtown for the band con.
cert The picnicers, Misses Ida NV,
erS' Macie Myers, Lois Neff. Edns
Linder, Besse johnson, Nellie tn nIi,,s
irene lapling Lillian Tapling. Delta
Dimon and Mrs. ID. C. Holtsbery. re
turned To Bucyrus on the late car
~ AL pleasurable meeting OF the S
y circle Friday afternoon, Mrs. Jo.
sepii smith, of south Pearl street ON.
tertained. GU
The ladies brought their embroid.
cry, diversion always conducive II
sociai chat and Interesting little con.
ndehces. fragrant clusters of swee,
peas and great bowls of nasturtjnms
were placed about the rooms. Al !
ooiock, tempting plate luncheon
was served.
oniy club members were present
| Mrs. j. s. ulsh, of Balm avenue. has
| invited the club for the next meet.
ing. "' meet
MISS Frances Dunn, of Warren n
'he mouse guest of Mrs. Frank Coo
was favored by her hostess with q
prettily appointed dinner of civ
covers last evening.
| The table was centered with an ar.
tistic basket of scarlet and oranpe
hasturtiums, the handle twined with
winery and the feathery bits of greer
peerlng from between interstices IN
the basket After-dinner hours Were
informal Miss Dunn amusing with
several humorous and Thoroughly an.
preciated readings.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-23

Court ouaqua of Foresters failed to
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-23

The junk shop of Brown brothers
on north State street was broken into
last night but nothing of value was
secured although the intruders ram
sacked the office. The lock was
broken by using a hammer or heavy
club of some sort.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-23

Best made Glover Leaf. cod
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-23

The numerous burglaries of the past
few weeks, some of which have been
profitable ones, have caused the po-
lice to be on the alert and special pre-
cautions have been taken to capture
some of the burglars while at work,
The deeds are charged to gang of
young men in the city who, although
they never work, seem to have plenty
of money to get drunk regularly. If
this gang can be broken up in no 9TH
er way Chief Klinefelter intends to
prosecute the members for vagrancy.
All are now under surveillance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
SIESTA RALLIES
in Time To Win
Walter q Is Overfaken i'm the
Stretch Afefr Having the
Race Won

The Park amateur driving club pulled
off an interesting card at the stadium
yesterday. Four races were on the pro-
gram and two of them proved close
and interesting. The last race of the
day, a one mile affair for class c trot-
ters, proved the best of the day. There
were three starters and, as each took n
heat, an extra heat was ordered by the
judges.
After taking the first heat and fin
ishing second in the second third, J. w.
Smedley withdrew his Red Velvet F.
II. Burke's Siesta, after finishing last
j nthe first two heats, won the last two
handily. In the last heat the only
otner starter was F. L. Matthes Walter
G.. The latter looked sure winner
when Siesta broke on the far turn. Wal
ter was leading by 20 lengths at the
head of the stretch. but Siesta put up
a wonderful finish and, overtaking Wal
ter G right at the finish, passed under
the wire a length to the good
The second race, for class A trotters
Sunset Belle finished first in the third
and deciding heat, but was disqualified
and placed last for fouling. Ahlers
nearly put the other two over the fence
on the first turn and seriously inter-
fered with their chances. f. H. Burke's
Laddie G, which won the second heat
and finished second in the third heat.
carried off the prize.
The race for class B trotters was won
in clever fashion by Captain w. Mat
sons Bird Eye in straight heats: Sum
mary:
First race, class a PAGERS. one mile:
d. Z. Hoffman's Balboa lHoffman) 1 1
II. M. Ladd's Ringrose ct. T. Bannon) 2 .
Time-2:2OA. 2:I71a
Second race class A trotters, one mile:
H. c. Ahlers' Sunset Belle (Ahlers) 8 8
A. Ottinger's Nike Kelly t0ttinger) 2 2
Time-2:1s&. 2:2O% 2.lsH
Third race. class trotters. one mile:
Captain ". Matson's Bird Eye (sfatson) - 1
F. w Tnompson's Lady Washington
Time-2:22. 2:20h
Fourth race, class c trotters one mile:
F. H. Burke's Siesta d. Hoffman, s 1
F. L. Matthes Walter tMatthes).. / 2
j. W. Smedley's Red Velvet (Smed-
Time-2:2o 2.22 2:19s., 2.24
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
Lexington Results

LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct. 1:;-...Louisvilles 10 day
fall race meeting at Churchill downs began to-
day with fast track: fine weather and a card
in which horses of high class numerous.
The st. Leger handicap. patterned. after the
great English classic and which was discontinued
at the local course In 1892 was revived and re-.
suited in victory for Tom McDowelPs Kings
Daughter. The mare made every post winning
one while the favorite. Ocean Bound, had to rest
content with the place in front of the second
choice, Countless. Summary:
First race, FIVE and half furlongs-The
Hague, straight $3.50. won; lima. place 81. 10
second: Monte Fox show $3.50, third. Time,
:07 2-5.
Second race. six furlongs- -Meizande, straight
$50, won; Barleythorpe, place So. second; Law
1872 2-5
Third race. mile and 20 yards-Greenbridge
straight s11.5O, won; Camel, place $500 sec
ond; BanblIry, show $780, third. Time. 1:43 1.5.
Fourth race the st Leger handicap, mile and
Ocean Bound. place s31o. second; Countless,
show So 80. third. Time. AS 3-5.
straight $500. won: Bette Sue, place $50.
second: Bad News II, show $500, third. Time.
I.12 4-5.
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth-Huck.
straight $4 won: The Peer place s4 So sec
oud: Francis Ray. show $40 third. Time,
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Football Results

At apolis-Minnesota Il, South Ds-
kots o.
At Lawrence. Ksn.-Kansas university II.
Ottawa university 20.
At msnhattan' Kan.-Kansas state agricuI-
tural college 80. Haskell Indians O.
AT Chsmpaign-University of Illinois 1S, Mlll-
ken university 0.
at oberlin-oberlin o, BucknelI 40
At Hartford-Trinity 20, Worcester techni-
cal o.
At Lncoln-University of Nebraska es, Peru
normal school o.
At Pfttsburg-Pittsburg university as, Ohio
northern O.
At lsdelphia-Pennsylvani %, Gettys-
burg o.
At st. Louis-st. Louis university %, Cape
Gfrdsreau normal O.
At ProTidence-Brown 81. Norwich o.
Al Hanover-Dartmouth g. Massachusetts,
agricultural O.
At Medford, Mass.-Tufts o. Rhode Island
state 5.
At williamstown. Mass.-wflliams %,
Union O.
At Cleveland-Western Reserve 10, Wooster O.
At Columbia-ohio state 81, Wittenberg O.
At Amherst-Amherst 0, Springfield training
school 0.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
Helena Results

HELENA, Mont. Oct. Jack o. Lantern to
day clipped three-ffths of second from the
state fair track record for one mile by winning
the 500 Mountain selling stake in 1:39 2-5. The
weeks racing. which ended today. the most
successful in the history of the state fair. Dur
ing the week over $500. 600 bet in the mu-
tuel and auction pools, 70 book making being
allowed the grounds. Summary:
First race, free for all pace-Primus won
three straight heats. DolIie Dimple second, Tom
Marshall third. Best time, 2:11. Whitehall also
ran.
Second race. special pace-zemile won three
straight heats. Hazel Gold second. Dillon third.
Best time, 2:24. Shepard Laddie and Nimbus
also
Third race, FIVE furlongs selling-Robert
Mitchell voa. Garter Light second. Ben Stone
third Time. 100 As. Bardonis, Hi Henry, 4
e Ell Perfecto and Leo II also ran.
Fourth race. five furlongs, selling-Electrowan u
won Lee Harrison second. Sir Angus third.
Time 100 3-5. Bitter Sir also ran.
Fifth race, FIVE and half furlongs. selling
Terms Trick won. Native Son second, Marian
Casey third. Time. 1907. Oswald B, Garland,
also ran.
Sixth race Mountain selling stake. purse
$500 one mfle-Jack o'La2tern won, John Louis
second Roy Junior thfd Time. /: 80 2-5
Thomas Calhoun, Folie /. Beau Man. also ran.
Seventh race, one mile. selling-Madeline
Musgrave won. Swede Sam second, Patriotic
third Time. 1:41. Orilene Kogo Hammer-
away, John ]. Rogers. Hacko also ran.
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VARSITY
BLANKS OLYMPICS
Fiercely Contested Game Is Marked by
Excellent Defensive Work
RESULTS OF GAMES AT STANFORD
ami
High 5.
Stanfor o.
srANFoRD uNIvERs1TY. o..

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct. l.
The Stanford varsity fifteen today de-
feated the Olympic club team by a score
of 1s to o, in game that was hercely
contested throughout Few passing
rushes were made that gained any con-
siderable ground, owing to strong de-
fensive attacks.
The varsity played a better game in
the first half, scoring 16 points in that
period against 8 in the second The
Olympic club team braced up in the
second half and played a great game.
threatening Stanford's goal several
times. Stanford. in this half rushed
the BAH almost to OIympics line on
numerous. occasions, but was not able TO
break through the Olympic's stone wall
defense more than once.
The whole Stanford pack played a
fierce game and were on top of the
ball constantly. The backs did not pass
as smoothly they might have done,
but showed decided Improvement over
their former games Erb and Brown
made long punts to the touch line re-
peatedly. Erb on one occasion, when
tackled. fell fat on his back, but man
aged to get his kick away.
The Olympics kicked off and blocked
Stanford's return kick. Stanford ad-
Vanced the ndll TO OIymplC'S 1U ydrd
line by a series Of dribbling rushes.
From lineout Cheda secured the ball
and carried it over for the first try
which Brown failed to convert. Stan
ford 8. Olympic 0.
Ctanford was awarded a free kick
for offside play. Brown kicked the goal.
Stanford 8, Olympic 0. After the kick
of the Stanford pack advanced the
ball to Olympic's Is yard line, and
from lineout Woodcock dribbled over
for a try. which Brown converted
Stanford IL, Olympic 0.
after this KICKOFF the Stanford pack
rushed the ball back by touch kicks and
dribbling rushes. Sharpe kicked to
Brown, who dribbled along touch line.
Kern secured and scored a try, which
Brown converted Stanford 16. Olym-
pic O..
Second half-The varsity kicked of
and the Olympics started off with a
rush, bringing the ball to Stanford's
25 yard line. Here the Stanford for
wards took brace and carried the ball
to Olympic's 25 yard line Erb inter
cepted a pass from an Olympic back
and dashed over for a try. Brown
failed to convert. Stanford 10, Olym-
pic 0.
The remainder of the game was
contest between the opposing forwards:
The lineups:
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SANTA CLARA TIED
BY blue and GOLD
California Freshmen Hold Fast
Catholic College Fifteen to
3 to 3 Score

In one of the hardest fought games
of the season California freshmen sue
ceeded in holding the fast Santa Clara
college team to a draw, 3-3, yesterday
afternoon.
Santa Clara fresh from, victory over
Stanford freshmen and the University
Of Nevada, was expected to show to de-
cided advantage, but the team was
barely able to hold its own the score
in the first half being 80 in favor of
the freshmen.
Dills, who relieved Monteagle at sec
ond fve-eighths, was the central figure
In some of the most brilliant passing
rushes of the game.
The first score of the game came as a
result of a run by Allen. who secured
the ball in loose ruck and scored;
Mcmahon failed to convert the try.
The second half opened with both
teams fghting hard for the advantage.
Scores by either side were immin ent
and only the clever kicking of Detels
and OHara prevented centain scores.
Voight was responsible for Santa
Clara's only score and the try being un-
converted. the final score stood TO 8.
The teams lined UP as follows:
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Johnny Evers Fractures
Ankle, Retiring Him
For Season

CINCINNATI, Oct. by winning to-
days game from Cincinnati, 9 to 5,
Chicago clinched tie for the National
league pennant. The victory was a de-
cidedly costly one, however, inasmuch
as Second Baseman Johnny Evers. in
sliding to the plate in the fifth inning.
broke a bone in his right ankle and
the remainder of the season. but can
not possibly take part in the worlds
series in case Chicago wins the pen
nant. Score,
Chicago ..............:.. i z
o'fslPaats and king Bssbe Burns IS and
Clarke. umpires.. Da. and Brennan.
BOSTON. Oct, In another smuggling match
New York defeated Boston again today. IL 10 4.
New York .......-............. 10 1e 5
Isstt BstteriesEDfucke. Rudolph and wilson; Fer
guson. Frock Burke and Rariden. Umpires--
KLEIN and Kane.
PITTsBURG, Oct. 1;a,Pittsburg beat st.
pitchers on the rubber and each did good work.
Score: R. H. f.
Pittsburg Observation-Disclosures. IL 2
St satfefee-Ferfy Iflli and Gibson Alberts and
Phelps. Umpires.. Rigler and. Emslie.
games double 5sss1 By s sss
scores. Scores:
First game r. H. +.
Philadelphia ....................... 2
Brooklyn ..-...... IL 3
Batteries-Brennan. Girard, Shelter and Mo
ran; scanlon and Bergen: umpires s-Johnstone
and Eason
Second game R. Fl. f.
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures. 8 3
Brooklyn .....:........... /
Batteries-Chalmers and McDonougb: Knetzer
and Miller. Umpires-Eason and Johnstone.
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latter scored and converted the goal.
California Is. Barbarians 0.
In the next play Phleger. Schwartz
and Allen were prominent and the
Barbs were forced to touch down The
california forwards were now attack
ing steadily and tries were scored in
quick succession by Pauly, H. Phleger
and Hardy, two of which Stroud con-
verted into goals. Shortly before the
call of time Edwards of the Barbarians
was kicked on the head and carried off
the field in q dazed condition.
Daine headed another. California rush,
and the Barbs were once more forced
10 save. Full time was called shortly
ward.
Doctor Shields. a former California
man who has played Rugby in Eng
land, refereed the game.
The teams lined up as follows:
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SECOND FREsHMEN MIN
ATrELL TO MEET WHITE

MILWAUKEE, Oct. Abe Attel1 OF
California viii meet Frankie White of
Chicago in 10 round, no decision bout
before the Badger athletic club on FriS
day night, October Z. The ori gina1
match called for a meeting between
Wolgast and White. An injury to VOL
CASTS right arm bout at Fond du
Lac Thursday necessitated the signing
of a substitute.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
Grand Circuit Results

! COLUMBUS. O.. Oct. Three winners at
this afternoons Columbus races the last of the
Grand circuit. were fsvorites and the two PAGERS
landed in straight heats. W did the frsf
nije of the 20T class in 2:O41A and Grace r;
the second of the 2:11 event In 2:o5L. Shaw.
ghran and Lucius Todd were contenders.
Summary:
2:O7 class pacing. three heats 81 Cow A
won, Lady Isle second Ira Gray third Best
time 2:04h.
2:16 class. trotting- three in Ave. 81 200
Peter Dorsey won. Orleans second Freda Mac
third. Best time. 2:0915
oil class pacing. three in FIVE. 81 200
Grace won, Luclus Todd second. Mark Knight
third Time F2:05A
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
NEW YORK TEAMS TO MEET

NEW YORK, Oct. President Far
rell of the New York Americans an
nounced today that President Brush of
the New York Nationals had accepted
his challenge to have their teams meet
in seSfes this fall for the champion
ship of Manhattan
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
SYRACUSE GIVES
YALE HARD GAME
Old EIPs Warriors Use Forward
Pass on Three Different
Occasions

NEW HAVEN. Oct. 1.-Yale had to
exert herself TO beat Syracuse, II to g..
The visitors made their score on two
kicks from placement At the opening
made a touchdown from the ,sight yard
line. The, forward pass was used three
times by Yale and twice by Syracuse.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Defeat Red Sox 3 to 0
In Tooth Victory
Of Season

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-Philadel-
phia defeated Boston today, 3 to o.
scoring it's one hundredth victory of
the season, a record for the American
league. Score:
R. f. F.
posoon v
fnllRdetpnla observation-disclosures. . /
Batteries-Collins and Carrgan; Russell and
Livingston.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. Detroit defeated st.
Louis today by a score of 8 to /. Cobb got one
bit in three times at bat Score: r. II. E.
ST Louis l
Batteries Bailey and Stephens; Donovan and
Casey.
CHICAGO Oct cleveland today defeated
Chicago, s to 5, in heavy hitting contest.
Score: r. H. r.
sCn9cago .....''.. .''.'s'.'.. ........ .
Batferies-scott. st Young and Payne; HARNESS,
Fanwell. FsIkenberg and Land
NEW YORK, Oct. New. York defeated
Washington today, Z TO 2. Score: r. H. E.
Washington .-...-..-.-......-.
New YORK -i....-.. ......-.
Batteries--Gray and Ansmith; Ford and
Mitchell.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

Our idea OF a fool barber is one who
cuts the same customer twice in the
same place.
In natural wonders Arizona is one of
the most attractive parts of the United
States
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
FRESHMEN BEAT BERkELI

BY a 10 to. score the freshman Is
defeated the Berkeley high school play
ers The superior weight and knowl-
edge of the game of the first year men
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were the deciding factors The fresh
men showed a greater knowledge OF
the game than before this season and
the backs played together in admira Bile
fashion.
SECOND FRESHMEN WIN
The second freshman team defeated
the Mission high Is by a score of s to g.
The playing was not a good exhibition
OF Rugby. In the first half the play
ing was slightly in favor of the high
school lads The second half showed a
marked Improvement in the playing Of
both teams especially the freshmen.
The work of Waymire. the Mission
half. was OF the first order. His back
ing up of the serum and long kicks for
touch were a feature of the game. Gard
played such a good game at forward
for the first few minutes that Presley
preserved him for the freshman Berke-
ley game The first Stanford score
was made just before the close OF the
first half by Powell Mission and
Stanford both scored in the second.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
FOOTBALL VICTIM DIES

CARLISLE, Kan, Oct Melville M.
Waters, II years old, a Junior in Car
Isle high school, was kicked on the
head today in a football game between
the Carlisle and Rockville high schools
teams and died an hour later
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Princeton Is, Stevens 0

PRINCETON, Oct. 1.-There was lit
tie of the new football in the Princeton
Stevens game here this afternoon,
which was won by the former, Is to 0.
The forward pass was tried three or
four times by each team. but only sue
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Navy 10, ST. Johns O

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Oct LIN the in
itial game OF the season here this after
noon the navy defeated ST Johns coll
lege of Annapolis, 16 to o. Both teams
played straight oldtime football during
the first two periods, then resorting to
q kicking game.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02
Easy for Cornell

ITHACA, n. Y, Oct. 1.-Cornell de-
feated Rennsae1lar polytechnic insti-
tute here today by a score of "a to o.
in a game marked by rough play and
the inf1iction of many penalties. Hale
of Cornell and Mayor of Rennsaellar
weer put out of the game for fighting.
Every attempt at the forward pass
failed and nearly all gains were made
on line plunges and punts.
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Harvard 81, Bowd1in O

CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 1.--Harvard, by
speedy play. rolled up 80 points on
Bowdoin today and did nots allow the
Maine team TO come within 2S yards
of scoring. Open play prevailed and
both teams used the forward. pass fire.
ouently Slight bruises were the only
Injuries Harvard showed much i'm
provement since the game with Bates.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

Give a man with a fad plenty of rope
and he'll soon become nuisance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-02

Many a woman would like to swap
her husband for a bunch of .alimony.