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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-02
EtSi TIVE FOR PENN.
s'ett, sbarE's Weakness Makes the Red
and Blue IysOk Ssronk.

ran NnELfHIA. Oct l. pennsvlVanIA de
ieated Gettysburg TO day on Franklin Field
n % n II Was an easy game Tor Penn 10
win, and hal II not h-en for the very warm
weather the score would doubtless have
been larger. Both teams suffered from the
heat and large number Of substitutions
wef" necessary The winning team ALWAYS
looks good 'lthough Penn won handiIy
her worF was only good by compa ri~on
IN" visitors we're ~ eak In kickinx and that
gave Penn big advantage GettVsbuTg
never nensced the Quaker goal
Penn scored frat In the opening period
nv scott running back a punt To the IS yard
line Sommer ,arrIsd the ball three times.
reaching The ward line. and Mercer made
n" touchdown Sommer failed a, goal
IN me aerond period "a punt ont OF hound =
say" Penn he ball on Gettvshurg'E ~ ward
m" dis,ancs through left tackle and wen,
over on 'he neN play. a riRh' end run
cEenE kicked the goal
Two touchdoNns we're made IN tho third
period, the hrst by Scott recovering the ball
on tumble of punt by Davhoh whtc h
gave Penn the ball on the ViitOr- IS ward
line hough passed forward, State batted
ran for = toThdnwn CoIsns kicked the
goal Tho Second ouChdown came after
Penn got the ball on downs on tiettyghurg' :
~ YARD Inns. Mercer took the ball on the
next play Tor a touchdown, CoRsns ktcking
he goal
Van kCked out OF bounds on Getty sbure' =
kick and sprinted thirty yards for touch.
down The hneup
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TORONTO RACES.
Duke of Roanoke. II To .. wins Jo~Ee,
club Handicap.

ToPo~ro, oct The feature rare to-
dav vac III. ontario Jockey Club liandicap
The =. 10 I shot Duke Of Roanoke. led all the
Nay and won m a hard drive by half q
length from SOtemia OIamhala did not
nun The Hendrie Steeplechase Handicap
went TO Eypan-ionist. who won easily
Frolic landed frs, mOncv by head from
Farmer IN the Stanley Produce stakes and
PtcaIata won the Grey Stakes
The summary
g!-=. Ase@-saH fIrIonRs-FIeld Mouse. lI:
~ DuRan' ~, 70 I. NOn CampcOn iIU tArcni
bald. ! 70 s. seeoad Guy TtshrL nio ,LAngl
~, 20 I. third Tine. ii1s Tom Hayward
i.sdy Irms. PracucaL BroSn Tony and High
Itange also ran
Sseood Race One mile PicolatA. III Glass
n 10 l. Won Planter. 10 Carmen. IS IN !. second
Ida i0a Gross. N 4. third Time. ICE >
Melton street end HoriBon also ran
Third RAce One mite ana q silteenh q.
ntber ion CWalshl. = ~ I. woa, ReepOnseful. ~
Garner. 20 !. second. Lad q angdon. 100
tLAn91, = 20 I. laird TinB~. a. g. hlekory Suck,
JudEe LSsstng. Dorothy WsbO hontctair ami
AyifneT also ran
Forrth Mace Two mile- and quarter Duke
~ Rosnohe. - Farncri !. " J.. Won SoteTuia.
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o,n.r Football Game. Ye"-rds,

Al Trenton IAWrenee,tlle. q. North Fast
- kno1yiils. Tenn Il University Of Tennessee.
" AZ Ss~ Haven Yale Fresbmen - Nrw Maven
sI v,npSspoi,. Minnesota. ~ Soath Dakota q
~ E,snstSn ililaois wesleyan. = Nor'h~e~t
4, Io~. Ctv lows. ~ MorninEsiis
a. Amss lOwa Anes. u. Coe.
IL Wa,rvyi- Coloy, ~ kents HiiI y
:, iIIrham New Hampshire stAte - Bps,ou
4, Urono University NJ Hs's~ a. Tort
Il usa,orI Rhode Island sls,- Tui,, .
s. Nndoysr Nndovsr. narrmouth fresh
~ philadelphia S~ar,hmor. ~ Lebanon
~ rr,ins,on Mackenzie schonl Is irving
& I-sins,on. Va Washington and lee. "a.
Al fisss sbirE Va Virgins Polyierhnic Insu
,u,e "a Hampton sidney Q
a. sS Gsn Gsorsis Tcch 81. Gordon in''
'' a. i.s.lns,on. ~ KenmcEy state y Mary
VIZ S..hvii,- vanderbilt ~ Moon-v .
81 Charlotiesvtiie. Va virginia = Randolph
AZ coIumbus ONO Uhio state. al Witrsn
'n,stci.v.and. Onto Western Reserve. Is.
Al Tsrrs Hsut.. Ind -Ho.e Poly i~ehnIc In
.fit.i,s' q. Fssiern Illinois Nounsl.
itChampsIsn. III -ililnois - Miliiken.
A. CincinnAd -rniversiv ~ Cinrtnnau. o.
' AZ y, Ioai. - IouI. I'n,ver~N. ~ osps
1;lrardeaa Star normal.
A. RioousinG TN, Ind tndiasaL ~: Depauu
A. Oberlin, Ohio-Bueh,el 00eIlin. o
~ BslolI, wis Besoii : Nofthwes,sra
\, v,ss,,s Ss W.,ls1sn - s,orrs iSTis.,
81 Har1ilton CoiGa'e a CiaFkscn SHOOT
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Z RsINCS BEaTEN THIS TIVE,
IafO, cite TriuHphs, M % o. Over Cen
aaerors Of PeaA.

EIsruN. Pa Oct Lafayette won 10
- % from I rsinu- this afternoon in a game
hlled with exciting events lrsmus having
Ues'cn renusvlN ania last week, q great
crowd "ame out tn zee the cont est Today
and wAs no; disappointed
Ls'aye'te showed superiority IN The
nrsr half. Conover scoring touchdoWn.
the try ~ goal failing trSinus was on the
defensive all through he game In the hrst
quarter NJ the second half ConoNer was
hurt. and Bpl,nd. who took his place. soon
made another touchdown Again the try
for a goal failed
lSinrs braCed toward the end Of the
game Getting The hall on her own IS yard
line. che worked the forward pass three
tunes In =u"ceAs ION. gaining forty-hNe
wards Then on a fake try for goal she got
anoth her big gain and had the ball on IA;
fayettes ~ ward nne rztnus MAS held
Tor downs Two feet from LAfayetie's goal
line Roland kicked the ball out Of danger
and " was l-Afayettes ball on her 80 yard
line when time was called
Both teams PLAYED well Penaltles we're
few, one I rsinus man betng disqualified Tor
smuggling
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POII ~ EtN YTNIER.
smooth and Fn-cilSe Pia, Toe Mnch for
Commercial Team.

The pnIyte,hnic Prsparatprv 'sam made
q distinctly good IMPRESSION IN - fri sam"
81 The -ea ~ou ~ on nerriAi Tteld q Hruok
lvn Yesterday afternoon The boys plavsd
nth snap and unison " hiCh show "d hat
they have de,.lore rapidly In heir -hosyt
peripi ~ practice ,ommercIal On L1e
at her hand dii INST VRll enough 70 pTN,eut
the contest from becoming uuInfsTe-'tpR
hut that vas all This combination plS v"d
Individually rather than a. team. and
there Wa no one among them 20 a"Com-
plirh much IN hat way Poly scored =
point to
Ihom pson. the Poly coach. sized up IN"
weakness IN the other camp with ,""n
eve ngnj away ana knew how 10 take AID
vantage of ~ Commercial could scarcely
gain we'll enough 10 keep the hall AMI tho
Poly attack vas planned to get N" most
ground IN h. least lime 'enioNA me
left halfback doomed on long punt 'nto
the Commercial territory. ami almosI m
vartnblv his team had m" hall again IN
N" ihtri dosh. h.t a good as an's .'lr het
nu' The Poly ends vere fss' m. running
down on punt. and Usually hal thew man
far Irwin Commercials fullba"k. pun'ai
sell but his kickinR was not Of such grca'
advantaye as Iendoya. ..,..-,.,-
Gallagher has developed into valuable
quarterback for Poly. Hi~ seneralship
vas good and he made Important gains
around the night end Two oi ~" Tour
There were few tsnEier occaS,on.d Nv
The new rules. and the PLAYING too eas
smooth for an early season game Gala cher
Of Poly Chose to recetVe the ball on the
kickoff and Irwin sent the oval -Himmins
along the ground 10 kleinert who ran 10
the Commercial ~ yard lin" fendoy1
ripped on the frst play. losing Ave wards
in on~,d~ kicf vent 10 Ro-snko Of ON
mercisl IN the neSl Two pIay- DahlinRer
made Two wards and Hughes ten around
he right end commercial was penali1ed
for being onside Hughes ~~nt through
right tackle for four yards and Poly got
he hail on a blocked punt klelnert =
forWar pass Was not allowed. h'f Gala sheT
made M for the mi-- ~ a Touchdown
around right end 'endoya kics"d tho
goal
The second touchdown came IN les Than
a minute kleineTf sent the ball spinning
behind the posts on The Hck"n ami va-
down after Il before the commercial men
had time 10 collect their wits Cendoya
mi sgd the goal In the same period Poly
fumbled The ball on Commercials 10 yard
1ine bu' go' ~ back again on downs tal-
tngheT vent around right end To the ard
mark. and Igndova wee forced through
right tackle for Tho score
The second and third period- were fIll
81 fast open S"LE hut did not produ""
anN ortnR gallagher got over The line
for the last iogchdoVn m IN" four n PERIOD
The lineup
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Na,Y BEGINS N WINNING.
Int er-,tins Contest with Light and Piur.,
~. Johns Team.

ANNGPoIIS O"r ! ~ Johns vas beaten
~ 90 q in the openinS game OF the season
here to-day by the Naval Academ, IN"
hea, "a. oppressive and slowed the game
The contest was interesting. and particu-
larry in the third period there we're plays
witch thrilled the spectators
~ Johns broIght Is usual light but
pIucky team aud put up a defence which
won IL pLandf- from the navy contingent
h.. team had no ground gaining PLAYS
and VAS on the defensive entirely. About
one touchdown to = period was the general
tDr.rast ~ the result, but the colleGtans
sta,ed ~ the srore IN the first quarter.
he players OF both teams seem Ia have
yra.pesl thoroughly The new rule AGAINST
helping a runner and there was no infringe
,r.nt AGAINST this provision. Helping the
man ~ifh fhe ball has been . paTtictilari,
strong poln, with the mh-hipmen and
mach more dtmculty Sas anticipated III
getting them out Of the HABIT.
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WILLIiWS LINES THE RIFLES
And Perhaps Union. Beaten ID tn %,
Doesn't Approve Of Them.

MILIfaNsrpWN. OC' W lllihms de-
feaied ntoa - to O N fast. open game
The Purple woke The forward pas per.
factlv for gains ranging from i've ~ twenty
Ave- yards linton fatlsd on IT, Two "r
three 'r1Nls WIN The pas Williams =
bacxneld Va isS' On end rInning aud
I'n,on could DO nothing with this style
The nion backs tried s'rnl ght line plunEing
-Nt the PurTl" defence = a. tmprrEnable
The Williams squad wa- m N" best Of
form and used tho op@n game for AL that y
va. worth Winter ran .en'y wards on
a forward pA~s for the frsi sCors and
Beatty stevens contributed an sTI rim Of
s-v-nty-SVe yards for the SECOND tally
Cap' Peterson then turned The visitors
cnd. 'wi~e for touchi"wns after runs Of
tVenty-fve wards and c'osAd tho scoring
Vith a run ~ stNtN Yards on a fNntbls hy
I Mon No one va~ hurt anu The RBm was
a spl. ndid exhibition 81 The possibilities Of
The new game
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BROWN Scores WELL.
Norwich oners No Effective Resistance 90
Regular Baek Field.

PRovIDF~CE. Oct i.-broNn played Ne
ars, game ~ the season on Andrews fIe'd
to day. defeating NOrwi"h. ~ 70 . Brown
MIA y.d ~ entv-'wo men during the game
stan and Sparkling vent In twice The
hiIlmen started IN With the second string
hack field. SpTacklinR excepted ana al
,..,.,,.,h ,h,.,. rar,Lsd the ball we'll SoTwiCh
.eysTal times got possession ~ ne bal
,shen Brown VAS within striking diS'1 No."
~ scoring 4,
"a SoTWIrh's one yard line and lost " on
dovuS IN the following periods. When
ian, NcKsv and Nigh strengthened the
h1,L Geld Norwich failed 10 hold, aud thlS
raif made. sains at will The game Nss
lies throughout, only thIee penalt'e- oe'hS
tnfiioted two Of these On Brow.
Both teams followed the ball closely anh
che only tumble Of COnseuuencs co-t Nor-
80 n nDe 81 the toHchdOw NJ. brown dc
,,.cssd on straight football. The forward
80 -. tFish 'hrrr times. fAiling t~ice
sp6 gaining no ground on the 'htrd trlal
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luI WINS BUT ISN'T PRO, ID.
=, raru.e Hslds the Blue 20 a. Rag sed
work ny the FITS.

NV HAYES. oct. I.--Yale's nr-, real
49,. I'D, s'rrng'h Clme this afternoon against
S,r.,s.e The ou'7ome Was not partou-
...'. favorable - Yale. although the Ellis
v.l - g" and ~ varsity goal line was
~ rosssd Twice syracuse had Yale
q. he s ,ari Inc and once Syracuse held
3 " 'or downs on lie own S yard line
r." Vale team DID not play without re-
Z su.ng features Rob Demins. the old
hoo ~tar. did some grea, punttng
80 r'~' that has been seen AZ Yale ield
No prime days Of Head Coach COY
% King va very accurate Ha put the
nusrs y was nard for Syracuse to get
... -n" fast Val" ends. Fitzpatrick and
r.r.s.e- IN 'he brief period they were
. .sr'h"r swept down and sent the SYRIA
:. r.tvcrs o the ground
... .eN rules q Il not save The Yale
.-- from Injuries Johnny Field PLAYED
... q. me daring tho irS' lev minutes and
a. Knocked on lie insisted thar he
. ont nv. tho game hut IA the newt
81. .a V'n' down again and this time In a
-. Ne was taken OF IN nsld
,a,g Bomeisler was hurt and had TO be
s.r tNay BuI he had done h.S work
o." n... kept syracuse from scoring.
r, ~'ar play ~ The dsy came IN the las,
l.r..I Nhsn Capt Dalv from the IS yard
10 -. 10 a long forWaT pass to Jim Reilly =.
--.'4'e end nftHen Yards from the goal
laFy dashed through the syracuse
. 20 'pok the piSskin over the line for
. 'H ndoWn Cap' Dny kicked the
INl' Nas he ss' ont and last score
.- NHa
Poi. ...' -Dora was mad IN he iirS, period
r .'r G.nu,es after rh. game started
.-...s ,., ksd 81 The Syracuse player
'.-. a. md Pop Corey Vas right down to
e.. 30 p,ll on the 10 yard line Daily
--I. F.s veards and then Phllbin made
r--~ while the \ ale stands. thinking
'.. 81. 'Asm had cinch. cheered loudly
... 'r,|' k'ke'i the goal
eat ~ tho game was no. so easy
rr furhlss were terrible syracuse
'.... .'- hail down aud gained on The
g.. . -rlov~ The first syracuse score
49, r.r.i" IN the first period From the IS
r... ..a waite % Syracuse sent = drop
...uIv be' Vsen tho blr- The unsl
90. fsW minutes before the game
btrnN ran back one Of Deming's
r.. Do ans -tyic \ forward pass notted
.. -~a fNsn'y ~sris Romsyn ~ this
.. .art t"sd SgullV Svra"ti-a de-ided
90 lro9 KICK again and Waite sent
yes between the pO-'-
DO UeIp
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Va FAVE TO SIORE.
Sort Quarters In Game Betw~rn Boys
HIEh and HarrtnEer.

Barrin ger Htgh School PLAYED Royr
Hiyh 80 ~" game vuNoI' a score At hast
Orange yesterday morning The periods
of play we're united 10 i've minutes The
Rrooklvn school game IVES weakened
cons iderably by the loss Of 'hre" PLAYERS
on FRIDAY Julie the iullback, and me
two tackles Hauser and DlcO't all we're
laid "a for 4 fcisn' les IN their -tudie~
here vas a good share OF puntinR IN
the game The most effective work for
Boyn High was dome nv the ends and nv
Stiaglitz left halfbaCk he left sds Of
tho Newark line was weak and Welded
4 onstanfy % sim attack Only one for
ward pass Na- attempted
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rRIN'pTON ms SPEED.
n-"r'. P"WIiriOn Especially. DO Fine
Mtrk against stevens.

- o. The pT,nceton foo
....H s'Irtsd TO-DAY by d'fsaiing
s.- - -. The piu'ky defence pat
-.Hyens stopped three advances
.... q have ended IN touchdDwnS for
90. could MT Niih~'and the early
.u- Tiger ba'k-. P"ndleiOB. Hart
advanced the hall half the
no Nsld before they we're stopped
-rr prndl ton made he bigKe-'
~ fromasrck formation sparks
raj gop! advances On a direct
he centre on y regular formation
~ sroreI The frs' touchdown
nj thirty five vand- His speed
."4fura ~ the game Pendle'on
-aI goal Nckerman. The Stevens
r.u'ed ou' Of bounds. giving
chance 10 score that was spoile'i
.r'r The Tigers Eo' The ball
O. -'r king distance ~ ne goal
si,A OF Of hounds
tNy gains by SPARKS on short
EF.stap' Hart q chance 10 score.
200 pirIng-s through he I'm" for
10. IN ~. punt on h" Ballpn
u'al.i he hall successfully and
Ia ~pI. S.sysn- showed good
..ar fha ueV' ktG kon naktnx two
ur 'nd IunS b. Howe anil -oms
I'.akuI Ia ArkeTman. The
... ulO. sol IN on-ids KICK. hut
"r'E!si With 'hr ball ia Prince
--s
,. .tru'tons we're made ~ the
uf he second quarter AMI The
fu' score ln'il late in the period
rght 'a~Als on Princeton,
aICk- ~ zurVssston. Dunlap
Hail tho Second line and scoring
hard AMI ias' iDuchdo- y
a. goal
4ri pass SaA tried only once In
ttne unaticceaHfully
.Hg.uning Of The second half an
E-iHreton team Was pat on The
ON. 'TISl the fOrVaTd pass
100 rhN Tigers made only two
.ra Of which wa- completed hut
..l "a. required distance The
.l- also fTied un-uCCeE~fuliy
.n.t1 r.n- for the Tigers by saw
.r ~ twenty five yart~ through
Quarterback FaTr lent in'etes'
r1 AMI fourth periods The
..t.H nsuea-e- preftv we.I usef
.p'I !iar The pr.r~"'on
.. BE- ryl. a. fHe - E'nniLg
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PITCHERS TWO FIELD GOALS.
Cerne,l Man Kicks well AgaIns, the Wind
Rensselaer, Beaten ~ too.

iTHACA. Oc' Cornell defeated the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute a. foot
bail this afternoon - too The Ithacans
found the going much moro diri"ul' than
In Wedne-dAy's Eage against Hobari
They scored three touchdoWns. tNo IN the
first two periods and one In the last Lou
Pitcher kicked two pretty field goals from
the IS yard line Pitchers fea' was the
more commendable because hs1Vy wind
Was blowing dead aRain>t the hall
The engineers gave the cornell linz a
tu=sle and stopped = good many end runs
by breaking through the Interference and
mailing he runner They also made several
nrrt down-. MCkelvie, Mayor and Dyke
Vorming between guard and Ia kle o,1 81
pulling formations for several good runs
They did not however menace the Cornell
goal
The Cornell line charged TOO high and
failed 20 present an unbroken front from
tackle to tackle. although Munk a. left
tackle covered lots NJ territory
Pitcher ard Baker ~ ends did some clever
tackIins and the haokneld plsyed Fast
O'Connor and Nichols the second string
men. showing more speed than Robb and
Bate-. although Robh'- plungins was
feature. Capt. simson kept M his good
work q Nlhack sn,lsr.. running and all
The game was nIarred by the infection
Of fourteen penalties @even on Zach side
for q mixup on the side 10 many good
advances we're spoiled by big penalties that
the game was pretty veil broken up. one
mira elton nd one alleged infraCtion 81 the
new rulee cost Cornell two touchdowns
once Butler from quarterback started on
a run and then suddenly kicked the tall
down the n~ld where Sttm~on packed II up
q nd scored
Referee Evans ruled that the play was
not made five yaTd- hack Of the -crimn1a e
lin.. and Unlled the runner back Later in
the game Rensselaer, pInted out from he
hind her goal line IN. ball vas caught
hy Pitcher on the Is yard line aud he scored
Evans ruled that the ball had not gone
twenty yardr and gave u 10 Rersseiaer on
the IS ward line. athougb the Cornell men
protested hat the Kick had been partly
blocked ana The rule did not operate
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pa's Glass ito : second Fsir Annie. aai4 CTsp
I'm. IS "a T. thlrd. Time 81 First Peep, sage
and Seismic alsp ran
fiiih Racr SierplccfAs". three miles "a
"a nsinnisi rs. jHrnderson IN :. Won Ne
buchainrzxrr i's Lucas. ? 20 l. second III,
berry IS VIZ Proctor. Is ~ l. thtnh Ttmr
az Sts'r anr and Pstnce Hampton ate
fan byzantine frii
SiIth Race Oue mile and quarter Froic
- tTaplinI. 20 ~, Eou Farmer. ~ tfAderH
"a S s~cund. Commas. i0I Garner, D N 5
third TINE. a. SANDY kirkWood Al.o ran.
seventh Racr-Onr mile and slHtecnth
Hack Mate tna tGAFnrrl n To S. won Blarkfof
lds Tang : to 5. SECOND. Reybourne. i09 iGiass
- To s. third Time. Gas Judge LSasing Aid
uedTuinstsr also ran
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GRtN CIRfIIT RACES.
Grace q. Tross In z,Os l.S on CLOSING
Day at Columbus.

CoLrMBTs. oct. ! Grace = mile In
? oSA. giving her new record. was tho
second best one during the final afternoon
Of Grand 'ircui' racing here II was made
IN m" middle heat Of her winning race. tho
81 pace. and was caused by good con 20
tending on the part of I.ucin- Todd Grace
a was faNortte. a. Na- W A who won the
7-O7 pace Ia straight heats W \ was let
down IN Ogi b. the first time out
Peter Dorsey. the choice rot the > IL trut
hut NOT until after the first Two heats had
gone To Orlean Peter Dorsey was chased
Ou' the last three times by Fr~d Mac
The summaries
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Georse,o~n score. We'll to start

WA-HISGruN. Oct -SieoTEsiO%T "a 0iS-ssl--i
the football season here this afternoon
most au-piciou.ly nv rolling up IS points
on tho heavy Gunner College leam The
nr~t exhibition Of the new football rules
proved most satisfactory. in spite Of the
heat FuTpy did the most brilliant UoTk
for the university eleven
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BsE Score n, Penn state.

BILL EFoNTF. Pa. Oct The Pennsyl-
vania state college football team OPENED
it, season by easily defeating tho Harris
burg Athletic club nv . score of So 70 o
The game with Cornell being cancelled,
state viii receive LITTLE good practice before
the Penn game ~ to-day'a vas not even
: good practice same The work o. Barrett.
state
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V,.,, s;.a, Win. for ~. PauI's.

4, Garden CuN Yesterday afternoon the
~ paul team defeated the Flush inRs. 20 o
Davis 81 the ~ Paul tean Won me game
Fnty Ten m mute periods wers PLAYED
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LI,,I- New Football In Amherst Game

ANHgRST. Mass DC, LITTLE nov foot
ball vas seen IN AmNrherrts no score tie
With SrrinGheld Training School to-day.
Amhsret's trick plays failed and The line
was weak hut Springfield was outplayed IN
the second Two p@rioff Creole and Rob
ssta starred IN defence NOFk.
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NV BErSswroE. y J, Dot. I-RutEe =
,,d Trankl,n and Msrshali PLAYED tl@
s"rss herr to-day. neither side DsinS able
% ore.
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doSSs ue,re, HouSh 49, t,o,,s v ,,,,,,
iorchdown CoSens. ,; Young Referee Sharpe
Umpire 6'arthl Field fudge Hopkins. Lines
man hamllfon. Time -Four ten minute periods
Snbsutuuons PenasyIvsnls-.La Large for fourdeL
Nurphy FOR lAIlon. Lewis for Nolfs-'h Miller for
Co'ens, irwin for ShoC maker. Marks for Spru.
anrc. hough tor keoGh. harrinf too for SonmerS.
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McColourh for Deal Hlnphres for AldinEsr.
pOrPenhrrger for Miller. ShAfer and Bru m hs ugh
for OppermAn. Hledleman for Brumbaugh Lawyer
for Dal hos. Van for Black
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IA, 4rd VI; Iss~ ds,n, o.
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,ru,rolI,. 10: ~. Johns. %
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FuiG"r~. q: Franklin and Marshall. o.
I,r'"r. n; GUSHING Academy. 9.
rhc,rr. 7: Dartmouth Freshmen. q.
georgetown. IS: Cunners' Comege. %.
IcOn, ~: kcnts sam. %.
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Ir"rrsip 90 Maine. 10; ~. MeKIRle,. o
Rhode island state. .: Tufts, %.
rarrmouth. %; ". 4. a., %.
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Score-LAfAvette. 10. Crsinu,. o. rouchdowns-
conc, 81. Boland Referee -Crowfi. Implre
Dunbar Head HnesmAn Taussia. Time Of
QuaTHrs-iO minutes Substitutes rsinus %
iiickllne foT PoWnsl Huntiny for Gray "a
fayette- Woodroek for Gross Royer for O'BIten
Ryan for Fillmore. Wolfe for Spiegel. BOland for
GunoNeF
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Score willsgns. " l'nion IouchdowRs
Peterson. = T.. Wintcl. Ste, ms. Goals from touch
doWnS Peterson Heferee Cook mpire
Dadmuu Field Judge rhorp Time Of quarters
y minutes SubsiitutiOns Williams Nyman
for smith Michael for Mason. Mason for
~ Williams. Anderson for brooks. Perry for
Young u Nrooks for walker Rahl for Winter
KELLOGG for stevens, Fish and " Winter for
Peterson. Rogers and A'nsir for iindeT
Mon Reilly for Dswey COngdon for ID
D't onuril
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|corr Fuiy PT-p :, commercial. " Touch
downs Gallagher Rieinert. T. CcndoyA. {.
Coal from t0uchdown CrndOya. substitutes
Ftnnsrty for Huner clement for Cleaann Rrf
ere FauVFr Umpire Wunams Time
Of 1~riDds ~ minutes
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'Ae 3. sjTaC1se TouchdoNns
.r'fb coats FROM to-! chdowns-. Daly. :.
'.r~. rc'f Waite :. Referee Tbom Pson
"oUH. Fl~id II1He Fb!N Mead
r.'f It'rc ~ halves 10 minute.
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fsuu. I.I..r a. TOrer lSonnryn for
erfrn ~ itrooss CoA'e~ for hi
".-r' ~ ,orry ki-'l~r fDV Field.
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