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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-25
MONDAY MARCH "A. 1910.

And directing that Grand Jury for the
Courts of Quarter Sessions and Oyer and
Terminer be summoned to meet on Monday,
March Z, 1910, at p. m.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the
Coroner and Justices of the Peace, and Con-
stables of the County OF Wayne, that they be
then and there in their proper persons, at
said Court House. at O'Clock in the after
noon of said 7th Of March 1910. with their
records, inquisitions, examination and other
remembrances, to do those things which to
their offices appertain to be done, and those
who are bound by recogniZance or otherwise
TO prosecute the prisoners who are or shall
be in the Jail Of Wayne County, be then and
there to prosecute against them as shall be
just
Given under my hand. at Honesdale, this
nth day OF Feb, 1901, and in the lSid year
OF the Independence Of the United States
NJ LEE BRAMAN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office
Honesdale. Feb. II. 1910. lava
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-25

COURT PROCLAMATION. Whereas,
y the Judge of the several Courts of
the County OF Wayne has issued his precept
for holding Court Of Quarter Sessions, Oyer
and TermiDer and General Jail Delivery in
and for said County, at the Court House. t.
hnpin
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-25
Pleas

TRIAL LIST. Wayne Common Pleas
i March Term 1910,
Week Beginning March ~.
Rambic vs. Pennsylvania Coal Company.
Toledo Computing Scales Co. vs.. Holtert.
Mittan vs.. Hunkele.
StOCker VS.. Killam.
Spegvogel vs. BrutChc.
Hnwker vs.. POnpCuhcimer.
lighthouse vs.. Davey.
BuUrkct vs.. McGranaghan.
Second Week Beginning March u.
Cortrght d Son vs.. Erie Railroad.
Truesdale, Administrator. vs.. Arnold.
Whitney VS.. Lake Lodore Improvement Cs.
Buerket VS.. Pennsylvania Brewing Go.
Rieiler Il Sons VS.. Wayne Storage Water
Power Company.
NJ. J. HANLAN. CLERK.
Ilunesdale. Feb. n. 1910. l5wl
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-02-25

Pleas of Wayne counCy, ..llu- state OF
Pennsylvania, and to me directed
and delivered, l have levied on ano
will expose to public sale, at the
Court House in Honesdale, on
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
BY f. v. WELLER

With Walter Maggie the ynxproo twrler of the Angel staff
attending the allotment of Seraphc bende and drops Portland
park diamond and swallowed trimming of the to variety
Various explanations given of the result Some of the bleach
emerging from impossible positions safety and there atom
recruit of the Dillon staff. McCedie however, only
thought but knew the reason and grew quite sarcastic when Da
Judge McGreevy decided several balls and strikes
which did accord with his northern tastes.
The family OF Dillon were batting humor in the first four
and racked their eight saee during those preliminary
divisions. 1t given Bush Kennedy win the game the
third inning after down The former Bay City
bat with Howard Second and Smith third and
chopped Texas skyspper about feet second base Ryan,
Casey and Olsen cd around the and Olsen succeeded in
getting finger the ball. but eluded his nit and scooed
field while Howard and Smith reked with the
that may NcCredie his 1t scratch hit pure
and simple but baseball luck half the and Kennedys
to be of the game-wrnning variety
Maggie in the fourth inning and
Ryan flew Bernard and Sheehan the first walk Fisher
lined Demas and Raps the recipient of another base present
territory which bounced on hard spot over the Angel baeman
head Sheean scored Raps third and O reached second
to that the score was coming to tie Olsen was outgessed
however, by the peerless Walter and the Dontes brathed freely
again
eighth inning the fans Maggie
could locate the plate and defeat than
walked second Ryans sacrifice Sheehan hit to
the bounce mufed while Kruger
Hugie Smith and Kruger nailed at the plate Rapps walked
and the bases full O obbed easy Maggie and the
The seventh inning was hearbeaker for McCredie After
Steen had responded to Macs earnest with double to the
left field the Beaver director the bench
ce to advance the tyirer to third but missed the bail and Orcn
dof pretty throw Demas catching Scen off the key
by foot McCreede sighed and retired disgust to the
bench.
Fisher league backstops injured
the fourth inning while attempting to snare high to4 from Hall
temple. Murray replaced him behind the bat
Dillon said before the Pennant winning is about 50 per
luck and the fans Of it than in yester
days battle The Angels coming into their again their
luck you call that has given considerable more snap to their
The tabulated follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30

WEST POINT, N Y, Oct "a blocked kick and 40yard
third period by Captain Wilmington of
and goal following counted the only in the
with West Point today
and took the wind gave West Point the
kickoff Harvard 3Oyard line On the first rush. rockingham
the the rushing for short dis
At of the second period Harvard made field goal
the 15yard line Again the play in the amys territory
Harvard could make gains
Harvard did get than the armys 40yard line
Harvard umbe the beginning of the third period
enabled the cadets middle the field Then the
army tried double pass and attempted on-sde kick Wing
through blocked the kick forty yards the first
Fisher kicked goal Harvard 6, West Point o.
The of the period again army territory but Harvard
rushed forward pass for 20-yard gain.
Point very weary the last period Harvard
ball the reard line where the cadets made
stand and prevented Harvard try for goal
the failed the game ended with the ball the cadets 10
yard line The lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30

"Weu, Lucky Nagle won an
other" This is what the Coast
league players always exclaim
whenever the clever twirler's name
is linked with an Angel victory.
And right here we want to know
why Walter should be called
lucky" No man can keep on
winning the largest percentage of
his games season after season
merely on luck. He must have
something" And, again, Maggie.
loses his full share of close games,
. generally one run being the margin
by which he fails to land game.
A mans luck is bound to change
at some time or another, and if a
ball player, especially a pitcher, is
relying merely upon his luck. he
sooner or later finds himself minus
a job.
Los Angeles club, something like
Nagle's work, since he Joined the
five years ago, has been consistent.
He has not had a bad year, show
ing that either the batters have
failed to solve him, an improb-
ability. considering the length of
time he has been handing them up
to the plate, or else he is pitcher.
Those who have watched his work
season after season incline to the
latter belief.
He has not a great amount of
speed, in fact many of the present
Coast league pitchers surpass him
in this qualification; his curves are
not as wide nor as fast-breaking
as those of other beavers, but he
has that prime essential in a sue
cessful twirler-a "head." In COM
mon English, he is matching his
brains against the batter every
minute of the time he occupies the
hill Sometimes he fails-no man
is infallible-but his uniform sue
cess testifies to his cleverness in
this respect.
And now he is scheduled for
trial in the big league, provided the
local management can engineer the
deal. 1t is safe to say that there
is no member of the Angel team
whose departure will cause more
genuine regret than that of Walter
Maggie. Au reVoir, Walter, and may
Dame Fortune smile upon you.
Danny Shea, a former Coast
Lacquer, who did backstop duty
for the Spokane pennant winners
of the Northwest league during the
SEE on just closed, was an inter-
ested spectator at yesterdays
game. Wedged in the right field
bleachers. Danny kept up run
ninT fire of comment directed at
the players. why is it that ball
player who has finished his sea-
sons work delights in bidding
those of the brotherhood who are
unfortunate enough to play in a
league where the season seeming
ly never ends
Only four pitchers will make the
trip to Sacramento with the An
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
Racing Results
LATONIA RACES

LATONIA, Oct. 29-Clear. brisk
weather attracted a large holiday
crowd to Latonia today. In the stake
race Helene, well played second
choice, outgamed her field, and after
staying behind the pacemaker, John
Prendergast, until the stretch was
reached, went on and won by a length
and a half. Summary:
First race. one mile and seventy yards-Me-
lissa won, Warden second, Procla third; time
AS 20.
Second race five and a half furlongs-Ella
Bryson won, Sydney R. second. Monty Fox
third; time 1O7
Third race, one mile and seventy yards
Turn Coat won, Samaria second, Mont Clair
third; time las 1-5
Fourth race, Rosedale stakes five and a half
furlongs-Helene won. McIvor second, John
Prendergast third; time 1:O7 20
Fifth race, six furlongs-John Griffin II won,
Helmet second, Nimbus third; time 1:12 2-5.
Sixth race, mile and half-First Peep won,
Flirting second Claudia third; time 2:33 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
OCCIDENTAL COL0RED TEAM
TO CLASH WITH ALL-STARS

The classy colored Occidental team will
make its initial bow to the local fans this
afternoon at Doyle's Vernon park. hooking
up with Jim McCormicks all-star aggre-
cation. The OXys played the best ball seen
here last winter and met teams composed
of big leaguers. who had their hands full
disposng of the fast Africans. The Oxys
are stronger than the team which played
under that name last season and some of
the fastest ball Of the season Is expected
when they trot out on the field. The Stars
are not bush leaguers, by any means, and
with the ball that the two aggregations are
capable of putting up a real game should
be witnessed.
Sam Langford, who exhibits as much class
on the mound as his fighting namesake does
in the ring will do the heavng for the
Oxys, and as he has not lost game in
three months, the Stars will be obliged to
show some speed to defeat him. Pettus
will receive him. Decanniere, whose pitch
ing for the Louisville club was the sensa-
ton of the American association this year,
will do the voleyng for the stars, with
Waring of the Angels handling his slants
Special car service has been secured 10 the
grounds and preparations made for accom-
modating an overflow crowd
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
OAKS ADVANCE A
STEP NEARER TOP
Ninth-Inning Rally by WoIverton's
Crowd Brings Defeat to
the Villagers

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29.-Another
game for Oakland and another step
closer to the pennant for the lighting
Wolverton men. In a ninth-inning raj
ly today the Oaklanders found Raleigh
for three hits and put over the run
that gave them the game, to 1.
MOser was an easy mark for the south
erners, but he held himself together in
the pinches, while the team played real
baseball behind him.
Oakland scored in the opening inning
and Vernon evened it up in the fourth.
From then on it looked like Vernon's
game, but in the ninth Cutshaw sin
gled and went to second on Carroll
hit A wild pitch advanced both run
rens a base, and on Wolvertop's drive
Cutshaw delivered the winning tally,
hn
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
PIMLICO WINNERS

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct 29.-The
green Spring Valley steeplechase hand
leap, the feature of today's card at
Pimlico, was won by The Welkin, out
lasting Coligny to the wire over the
long course. The Arlington handicap
at six furlongs went to Restigouche,
the favorite after a sharp battle down
the stretch with Chiffon Queen.
First race, FIVE and one-half furlongs-Gren-
ida won, Ladsette second, Inca third; time
los 80.
Second race, the Jockey Club, purse one
and one-half miles-Montgomer won, Gay
Deceiver second, Dull Care third; time, 2:3i.
Third race, one mile-Befast won, DR..
Duenner second, Sand Hill third; time,
1:41 4-5.
Fourth race, Green Springs Valley steeple-
chase handicap, two and one-half intestine
Wekln won Coligny second, Nebuchadnez-
third; time 5:57 As.
Fifth race, Arlington handicap, six fur
longs estigouche won, Charlton Queen Sec
ond, Guy Fisher third; time I:12 As.
Sixth race one mile and seventy yards
Shannon won, Rob r. second, Uncas Chief
third; time 1:i4 1-5.
Seventh race five and one-half furlongs-
Troy Weight won Chiffon Squaw second.
Stare third; time LOS As.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30

gels tomorrow night NdSlSs DCllAls
Criger and Castleton will be relied
upon to down the fast going Sena-
tors in the last series of the sea-
son. Orendorff also will remain
behind.
Shine" the Vernon trainer, re-
ceived or-ers to ship 500 pounds of
dynamite north to the Villagers
last night. This compound will be
mixed with the raw meat Hogan
has been feeding the Tigers upon
this week in order to make them fe-
rocious enough to grab today's
double header from the Oaks.
"Them Bulldogs was tame jackrab-
bits last week against the Sena-
tors, but they is sholy chewing
up the Tigers" was Shines COM
ment.
Just my luck" declared Gus
Fisher, as he lay upon the rubbing
table in the Angel clubhouse hav-
ing the swelling around his right
eye reduced after having been
struck by Hallinan's foul in the
fourth inning. Every time I get
to hitting good, something hap
pens. I have been hitting well this
week and of course had to be put
out of it. In the middle of the
season I was clouting tRe ball and
then sprained my ankle. Always
something"
Ort's catch of Hallinan's foul to
right in the sixth was certainly
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
CONTRACTS AND RELEASES
OF NATIONAL ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-President
Lynch of the National league promul-
gated the following today;
Contract-With Chicago, Leonard l.
Cole, 1911. 1912. 1913.
Releases-By Cincinnati to Philadel-
phia (National league). Fred L. Beebe,
John b. Lobert, George II. Paskert and
John A. Rowan.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
If Yale. The lineup
YALE be, CoLGATE al

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 29.-The
Yale eleven today defeated Colgate, 10
to 0. Within five minutes after the
game had started Yale made a goal
from field and in the same period
scored a touchdown, but failed to kick
goal. The play was fast throughout
Walter Camp, jr. who replaced Kill
patrick of Yale at left end, had his
knee seriously hurt in a scrimmage and
was carried from the field The lineups
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
REFEREE ESCORTED FROM
FIELD BY POLICEMEN

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 29.-Guarded by po-
licemen, the referee of the Barnes
DePauw football game here this after
noon was escorted from the field. He
forfeited the game to DePauw by
score of l to 0. When the score was
to 0 the Barnes team refused to ac-
cept a penalty of As yards.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
Position
MINNESOTA 81, CHICAGO o

CHICAGO, oct. 29.-The brawny vet
Grams of the Minnesota football squad
romped all over Chicago today, defeat
ing the midway players by the de-
cisive score of q to 0. McGovern, Min
nesota's all-star quarterback, showed
brilliantly everywhere.
Minnesota scored once in the first
half and three times in the second.
The officials were: Referee, Lieut..
Hackett, West Point; umpire, Emslie
of Purdue; field judge, Fleager of
Northwestern; head linesman, Wood
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
PRINCETON 6, DARTMOUTH o

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The clean rec
ord of Dartmouth's swift and rugged
football eleven was smirched for the
first time this season today when Pen
dleton, the fleet Princeton halfback,
raced seventy yards across the Polo
grounds gridron for the first touch
down the Tigers have scored against
the green in two years. Pendleton
kicked the goal. Final score: Prince
ton, s; Dartmouth, 0. The lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
MICHIGAN II, SYRACUSE 0

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct 29.-"Hurry
Up" Yost's Wolverines failed to show
any play out of the ordinary in win
ming the annual Michigan Syracuse
football contest at the stadium, IL to
O, today. The visitors outweighed the
Orange, and by playing old football
tactics scored two touchdowns and one
goal The lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
ANGELS PLUCK ANOTHER FEATHER
FROM NEAR-PENNANT WINNING. DUCKS

Scratch Hit by Buser Kennedy Sends Over Smith and Howard
and Northeners Are Only Able to Get 0ne-Nage Twrs
Well and Is Lucky in Pulling Out of the HoIeS-Home
Team Pounds Steen During the First Four
Rounds but Fails to Connect There
afer-Fsher Is Injured by Foul
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
PENNSYLVANIA II, CARLISLE 5

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 29.-Pennsyl
vania defeated the Carlisle Indians, II
to 5, today in a game that was mix
ture of good and bad playing The
battle throughout was clean of fouls
in contrast to the game last year when
Umpire "BilP' Edwards was struck by
an Indian nlaYer. The lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30

WISCONSIN o, NORTHWESTERN o

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 29.-Wisconsin
and Northwestern football teams played
tie here today after game in which
the ball was in the air most of the
time.
The only chance for a score came in
the first half, but Wisconsin failed to
push the ball over Northwestern's
line The lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
CORNELL WINS RUN

ITH-.CA, N. Y, oct. 29.-Corne1 won
the dual cross country meet with
Pennsylvania today, Al to II. r. p.
Jones Of Cornell was the first man to
score over a course Of 8 IA miles in
1904.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30

Two-base hits-Fisher, Lindsay Sacrifice
hits-.Wares Raleigh First base on called
bails-By Raleigh, 2; by Moser' l. Struck out
BY Raleigh, 6; by Moser l. Douoie play
Mite to Wolverton Wild pitch-Raleigh.
Time of game-1;35. Umpires-Hildebrand and
TomAn.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30

At Lewiston-Bates 10, Maine 0.
At Worcester Massachusetts-Holy
Cross 81. Boston college s.
At observation-disclosures university g.
Mania 0.
At Decatur, IIls.-Milliken 20, William
and Vashi o.
At ambridge-Harvard freshmen 8
Princeton freshmen o; Harvard second
20, Brown freshmen 0.
At Providence-Brown 81. Tufts 0.
At Nashville, Tenn,7vvanderbilt ., Mis-
sissippi 2.
At Madison, Wis.-Wisconsin 0, North
western 0.
AT Extraordinarily of Colorado IL
Utah o.
At New York-Princeton 6, Dart
mouth 0.
At West Point-Harvard 8. West
Point o.
At IadeIphia-Pennsylvani II, Car.
Isle Indians 3.
q Annapolis-Navy II, Western Re
sers
Syracuse-Michigan II, Syracuse 0
AT ChicagO-MinnesOta "a, Chicago o
At Lafayette, Ind.-IllinOis IL, Pur'
due 0.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
DETAIL OF PLAY
FIRST INNING

Portland-Naelc famed Olsen as an
opener of the days entertainment.
Casey retaliated by singing to left, the
ball taking a high bound over Halli-
nan. Kruger flew to Daley. Ryan
popped to Delmas. No score.
Los Angeles-Daley drove to left for
one base. Bernard singled to the op-
poaite field, putting Daley on second.
Daley was out stealing third, Fisher
to Olsen to Sheehan. Howard singled
infeld to Sheehan, putting Bernard on
second Smith drove to Olsen, who
touched second forcing Howard, and
then threw to Rapps, forcing Smith at
first. No score.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30


Maggie. No score.
Los Angeles-Daley dropped a single
in center, the second hit of the game.
Bernard forced Daley at second, Olsen
to Casey. Howard drove to Olsen,
who touched Bernard going down to
second Howard stole second. Smith
walked. Howard and Smith pulled off
a double steal, Howard going to third
and Smith to second. Kennedy singled
to center, scoring Howard and Smith.
In trying to take second on the throw
in Kennedy was out, Steen to Casey
to Rapps. Two runs.
FOURTH INNING
Portland-Bernard bagged Ryan's fly
to right. Sheehan walked. Wisher
flew to Delmas Rapps walked. Ort
singled over Howard, scoring Sheehan,
putting Rapps on third. Ort went to
second on the throw-in. Steen walked,
filling the bases. Olsen famed. One
run.
Los Angeles-Fisher was painfully
injured while making a desperate at
tempt to field Hallinans high foul
close to the grandstand, the ball 60
ing through his nit and striking MIN
lust below the right eye with great
force, cutting a deep cash. He was
forced to retire from the game, Muir
ray relieving him. Mailman went out,
Olsen to Rapps. Delmas doubled to
left, his second hit of the game. Oren-
dorff went out, Sheehan to Rapps,
Delmas being held at second. Maggie
hunted to Steen. who threw him out
at first. No score.
FIFTH INNING
Portland-Without moving out of his
tracks. Nagle reached up his left hand
and pulled down Casey's hard line
drive. Kruger drove to Delmas, who
threw him out at first. Ryan went
out, Howard to Smith. No score.
Los Angeles-Daley drew pass.
Bernard dropped one in front of the
plate and was thrown out at hrst
by Murray, Daley going to second.
Howard fouled to Steen. Smith flew
to Kruger. No score.
SIXTH INNING
Portland-Sheehan singled to left.
Delmas turned his ankle while run
ming after the ball, painfully injuring
it. but hobbled back to his position
after short delay. Murray sacri-
feed, Maggie to Howard, putting Shee-
han on second. Rapps flew to Ken
nedy. Ort was dismissed at first on
drive to Delmas. No score.
Los Angeles-Kennedy went out,
Casey to Rapps. Ort made great
running catch of Hallinan's foul over
near the right field bleachers. Del
mas drove to Steen. who threw him
out at first. No score.
SEVENTH INNING
Portland-Steen doubled to the
scoreboard. He was caught on sec
ond by Orendorff's throw to Delmas'
Olsen went out, Mailman to smith
Casey went out, Howard to Smith.
No score.
Los Angeles-Orendorff flew to
Rapps. Maggie fouled to Murray.
Daley went out, Casey to Rapps. NO
score.
EIGHTH INNING
Portland-Krueger walked. Ryan
sacrificed, Orendorff to Smith, put
ting Kruger on second. Sheehan
was safe at first on Howard's error.
Kruger going to third. Murray drove
10 Smith, who threw to Orendorff,
mailing Kruger at the plate. Sheehan
went to second. Rapps walked, filling
the bases. Ort popped to Maggie. No
score.
Los Angeles-Bernard grounded out
to Rapps. Howard went out to
Rapps, unassisted. Smith walked.
Smith out stealing second, Murray to
Olsen. No score.
NINTH INNING
Portland - Mensor, batting for
Steen, went out, Howard to Smith.
n1eoy, ont TJa IIioan Smith CaSaV
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
NO GAME AT ITHACA

ITHACA, Oct. 29.-No game on ac-
count of recent death of L. B. Payne
Of the freshmen team.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
College Football Scores

At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8. Case ..
At South Bethlehem, Pa.-SwarthmOre
IS, Lehigh 8.
At Ames, Ia.-MOrnlngside 8, Ames 0.
At Lansing, Mich.--Michlgan Agricul-
tural college II. Notre Dame o.
At Kansas City-St. Louis university
49, Haskell 0.
At st. Louis SOccer) Christian
Brothers college 3, Illinois university 0.
At st. LOuis--Washington university
80, Drury Q.
At Des MOines--Drake 8, simpson Q.
At Lawrence--Kansas 81, Washburn 8.
At Colorado Springs--CoiOradO college
8, State School of Mines o.
At Fort Collins-Denver university ~,
state Agricultural college o.
At Berkeley-Universlty of California
Is, Olympic club 0.
At Stanford-StanfOrd university sec
ond team 10. University of southern
California o.
At Denver-University of Colorado IL,
University of Utah o.
At Easton, Pa.--Lafayette 12, Buck
nell 0.
At New Haven--Yale 10, Colgate o.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL, North
Carolina 0.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
SECOND INNING

Portland-Sheehan singled to left.
Fisher forced Sheehan at second. Hal
Imam to Howard. Rapps singled in
field to Maggie. Fisher tried to reach
third on Nagle's throw to first and
was out, Smith to Hallinau Ort
forced Rapps at second Delmas to
Howard No score.
Los Angeles Kennedy famed. Hal
Imam met the same fate. DeImas
drove to left for one base. Orendorff
singled to the same territory, putting
Delmas on second base. Nagle drove
to Olsen, who touched second, forcing
Orendorff No score,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30

Referee-Marshal, Harvard.
Umpire-McCarthy Germantown.
Field judge-Creelius, Dartmouth.
Head Inesman-Crowell, Swarthmore.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30

zone thing sure" growled Nc
Creole after the game, I'm going
to sign up McGreevy for my clup
next year. He's the best man
know of around here to have on
your side. He missed two strikes
on Kennedy in the third and then
the batter hits, bringing in Two
men," And all this after that
Rank (pardon, Ranking incident in
Portland For shame, Mac.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
HARVARD ELEVEN DEFEATS ARMY
TEAM ON WEST POINT GRIDIRON

University Delegation Too Strong for Opponents and Crosses Goal
Pennsylvania Has Easy Time with Carlisle Indians
Princeton Trims Dartmouth 6-0-MnneSota Over
whemS Chicago Local Conference Games
Show u S. C. and Pomona Principal
Bidders for Seasons HonorS