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The Washington times., 1910-11-25
IS DESERVING
Of GAME, SAYS CAMP
Fumbling of Cornells Diff
cult Punts Made QuakerS
Work Harder.
By WALTER CAMP.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 25-The Penn
Cornell game was very interesting Ow-
ing to the fact that after Cornell had
kicked her second field goal and the
score stood Y TO 8 everyone had a feel
ing that a tumble OF one Of CorneITs
punts-which were very ugly TO handle
and well placed-might at any moment
result in a touchdown for the Red and
White and a tie score.
But Penn kept her nerve, and, in spite
Of the fact that one OF these fumbIes did
occur and Cornell recovered the bail.
the Penn defense stiffened up so that
the Ithacans were disappointed in their
hope TO score.
The day was ideal and the crowd en-
)oysa every minute OF the play. Penn
oneIlse was far better conceived and
more varied than CoTneIrs. but CornelIs
kununS after the first few minutes of
the game was superior 70 PENIS
IN those few minutes, however weak
klcklng gave Penn her chance, and Ehe
awaited herself Of II To score what reatlv
proved the winning points Of the game.
Buffers Coal Pretty.
Not too much credit can be given
Butler. the Cornell placelsicker, for his
very pretty goal from the &
yard tine It was a beaut, and went
hi enough and far enou.-h to have
s. ed from midheld.
Tn, tackling on both sides was far
from perfect, for, whenever a back sue
ceeded in getting fairly under full steam
the -acklers slipped OF him as If he
Sere creased. Penn. on her end runs.
'vas able to give the runner better
start than did Cornell. but in running
back kicks the Cornell backs. as a
rule. started more quickly and got
under headway more fercely than did
Tenn
The play by which Penn scored her
second touchdown was a fine OHe-a
double pass and eventually ehe run
opposite side Of the line and IL fooled
Cornell completely. Penn also got away
Wiz some good forward passes over the
middle OF the line and made one or
TWO clever Onside kicks
COTnelIs last good pass. at the very
end OF the game, from a line shift. was
also good and nOnpluS ed the Penn de-
tense.
Plumbing Is F equent.
There was q great 6eaI OF fumbIing
by both sides, and il is difficult TO say
which was the greater offender in this
respect, although il should be noted
that CorneIFs kicks were difficult TO
handle. PENIS defense. as well as Of
Tense, was better, as a rule, than Cor
nelIs = although the visitors, toward the
latter half OF the game had diagnosed !
PENIS attack and held it better "a
check
On the whole. 1t would not have
shown the real merits OF the teams had /
Cornell tied the score on PENIS rnuff I
Tor. with the exception Of COrnelTs 1
kicking. Penn was the stronger team
and . to s was a fair measure Of this. +
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
PLAYS MICHIGAN NINE.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Nov Gas a
result Of the recent breach in athletic
relations between NOtre Dame and the
[ University Of Michigan, a baseball game
with Cornell in Ann Arb0r on June 3
has been substituted Tor the scheduled
Notre Dame game Michigan also viii
play Cornell in Ithaca as previously
scheduled
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
SYRACUSE LEFT OUT

CHAMPAIGN. Ill. Nov z5-TIlin0is
and Syracuse viii hardly play football
next fan George HuI SAYS be Eales
TO turn down the Fasteners, but the
lack Of rivalry makes him prefer q
Western foe. such as Minnesota Il the
Gophers viii come through with a rea-
sOuable date the Illinois win take them
on Gladly
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
Veteran American League One of the Most Valued Members Washington Club
English See Football

LONDON, Nov. 2s.-Londoners
are still discussing with undated
interest yesterdays football game
between elevens of the jacdes
from the American battleships
Idaho and Vermont. The idaho
team won by a score of 70 to o.
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
Carolina Beaten.

The superiority OF Virginia over
Carolina at Richmond yesterday was a.
marked as the manner in which George
town eclipsed the men rom CharlOttes-
Vile ten days 60
There We're but few seconds during the
whole four periods that the ball was no.
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
Armv-Navv FootbaH. SpeciaI Trains 10

and from Franklin Field, Pennsylvania
Railroad Saturday, November % leave
Union Station, washington, $40 a. m,
running direct to gates Of grounds. Re
turning thirty minutes after game Pull
man parlOr cars. dining car and vesti-
buie coaches 800 round trip tickets
sold for ali trains November > and up
10 and including 100 a H. train No
vember IS Good 10 return until NOvem-
Der . inclusive Round trip Pullman
tickets sold Full particulars OF b II
NewboiG. D ?. a. 18th and streets.
Washington
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
BLUE AND GRAY
BEST IN SECTION
Georgetown Defeats Six Southern Teams, ard But One
of Them Could Cross Goal Lne-Carona Out
classed in Every Way by Virginia Eleven.

It is doubtful II any unprejudieed
critic will deny Georgetown's claims 20
gridirOn superiority IN this section, an
honor not won since the great eleven
Of 1861 swept through the campaign
with a most envia5Ie record.
Six Southern teams were met. not a
single defeat was suffered by a team
in these parts, and but one was able TO
cross the Blue and Gray goal line. The
only setback Of the season was the de-
feat at Pittsburg, while the lone bIem-
ish on the claim Tor premier hOnOrs In
the south Atlantic division was the
0-to-0 contest with Carolina 4. and III
Georgetown found comparatively easy
work in trimming North Carolina and
impressively defeated the best team
Virginia could put forward These were
considered most prominent contenders
for the championship, 50 GeOrgetown's
position at the top appears 20 be well
established.
On the strength Of the showing in the
early season. V. P I. threatened TO be
in position TO compel recognition, but
the Blacksburg eleven went down be
fore Carolina A and NJ yesterday 81
its biggest game Of the season
The annual drama Of Franklin Field
was, as usual, presented again yester-
dqu vr-ir1- Pom On
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
GeoTgetown's 60 Game.


TWO particularly interesting things
happened ~ Georgetown Field yester-
day-GeorSetown, below the form Of the
Virginia game, routed the mUch-dreaded
Lehigh team. and Fred Nelson, for the
first time IN his coaching career, had thc
long end Of the score al The end Of Z
Thanksgiving Day contest
Any one who saw Georgetown rip, and
slash, and tear, and win on the second
Saturday IN November realized that It
was practically a physical impOssibility
10 sold the PLAYERS ii that shape 10 the
end The result was that the team that
Won from LehiCh did not play the foot
bail that II did in vaEquishing Virginia
But AT that the final game was won
and the season, IN every particular, was
q distinct success
While Georgetown held Pittsburz 10
the smallest score which that team
made during The whole faIl, an even
better showing would probably have
been made had Il not been for the
treatment received at the hands OF
those who were expected 10 OfficIate-
In view Of The other excellent work,
the PitJsbuTg disaster may be forgotten.
Georgetown should have more men
than any other team on the All
Southern
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SHRUBB DEFEATS LONGBOAT.

BOSTON. Nov 25-Alfrd Shrubb. the
English champion professional distance
runner. defeated Tom LongbOaI, the
OnoudaSa Indian in a fifteen-rnile race
II Mechanics Hall. b. three-Quarters
Of lap Shrubs time was ] hour Is
minutes SIS seconds
The Washington times., 1910-11-25
WORK FOR HACK. "

CHICAGO. Nov. 25.-George Hacken-
schmidt. the Russian Lion has been
matched 10 wresrie Jess Westergaard
Of Des MOines. Iowa, in a finish bout in
this ctty December 6
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on. viii probably be field captain of
he Baltimore orioles next season.
The Washington times., 1910-11-25

The annual drama Of Franklin Field
was, as usual, presented again yester-
day with Penn on top
The Washington times., 1910-11-25

Simon Nichols, formerly one Of the
best amateur bail players in washing
The Washington times., 1910-11-25

Georgetown should have more men
than any other team on the All
Southern
The Washington times., 1910-11-25

Jimmy McAIeer left here late last
night for his home in Youngstown His
next official appearance win be at the
meeting Of the league at New York next
month T 4
The Washington times., 1910-11-25

Joseph ". Jones, president Of the
Touring Club Of Ame. lea, and inventor
OF the Jones speedometer, is in the city
FOR q few days
The Washington times., 1910-11-25

The latest purchaser Of a Columbia
electric victoria is Randolph T. War-
wick The machine is equipped with an
Edison battery, and IS one Of the new
est Columbia models 10 b. seen in
Washington.
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ION, 6 Cots in Sri Ri6arbfons llnters
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81.
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81.
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81.
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81.
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garters5ur u. 9a. Der Slub bds
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GrHuOsiseHtbums llsb.rtrusans,a
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So. $3.50.
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$675.
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8. So. $3.50.
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per. $3.50.
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3 So. $500.
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man 9unt So. 5000.
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&c 9rdutmun. 1852.
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$1,000.
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aaier. $1,000.
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6. 60. $500.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25
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Rtnbut.h. - 9eepes $3.50 - so,
T.ras Stiere S5 .0O-S.40, rueitIibs Stiers
IS 25-7 40, Stoders uno Seeoers S4,0O-
$50, Rube uno 5etfers 81 .S0-7.l5, adlber
s. .5O-7.50 Ttartt ftettg.
Shweiue. 2eiate SO. 9.50-9.60. Qes
miIate 81 45-9.771s. ihwer. So 9.40-9. IS,
raube S9.40-9.55. quite bis Guserteiene
itpere 1886 - 9.75, 5erteI 1920 --
9.65. Rartt itetig,
Shafe uuo 2dmmer. - StGfe
sinbeimiiae s3.50-560. ,u.fIits $3.50
$50, JdbrItuss s600-T.60.
2dmmsr:--Gtubsimtibs IS 5O-8.6O rsft'
Iite Sc. 6.O0-s 80. Rartt itetig
3ufu5r. Rinopieh $500, StDstue
IL 900, S5aie uno GdrImer l2,OOJ.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25
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Welt. -9ufubr 42,723 96ts., gerSanbt
22, TAI g5ls. Wldrft f!au uno nieoriaer.
Sprine 9atent s. .30-5.s0. Ninter Stroiobts
81. 7o--4s0, Binter goteuts $5.O0-5.4O,
Sprino clears S4.25-t.6O. 0inter Grtras
SO. "a. .OO-4.40, Ro. 2 DO. S3.7O-3. 80,
aunias ftraigbts S4.85-5.0o.
RoqeenmebI lit ruht1. 5air Bis
eutss S4.l5-4.40, 6oice bis fancY S4.45-
4.55.
Budu.tseumea! noriueu gu 800
.-2.o5 per 100 9funb.
Eais III rubig. T.ines psises
nno oeIbes 81 .40-l.45, srobes 81 .25-l.30,
RiInorteb $3.50.
Ros8en TT nomiHeu. 10. 2 sSeitern
SO1Sc I. o. b. Rem Dcrt.
Gerite III uominea. Wot;Ger'te 85-91e
c. I. (. uno neus 5utterserlts 6s-7O14c CT.
| I. Rero Dort.
B.tteu.-3ufi5r q, 800 Bu., Ber'anbt
1873, l37 gu. Rartt ihpaa. Ro. 2 rotSer
sl.09 c. /. I. uno Ho. l NoTf9ern
81 l5T (. o. 5.
8.Ifaioru. - Sufuar l,l25, Ser
ianot SSH 8u. Wartt rp'ut1. Ro. oIe
nomineu TN GIepator uno 671c I. o. b.
iawimmsuo.
Safer. 9ufuhr AZ, 100 Bu., 9srianbt
- Bu. Rartt itstis. Geuttibter 20 BIS
30 SFunb ihper, nomineu. petser26 bus o|
8funb itwer, 45 - 47c; bel5n'ttener Do
| "a bis 42 gfunb idwer $3.50.
Seu 1T ruhig. SO. ll5c, Ho. loo -
| ll0c, Ro. 3 95-l00c.
| Sopfen TT Tlau. State 1909, orotnarer
bis dolce 2l-24c; 1903, oroinarer bis aotct
l5-l8c; gaeific eoait 1903, l4-los; Isoe
13-lsc.
sdute Fub militia Central Gmsrieo
1870, goeota 22Ls-23e.
2eeer tit felt. Qcib 26-29c.
Sort 1T itetiq Sauilp $3.50 -
p 90. tbort clear $25 .0o-27. 100. Res s24'V-
-24.50.
Beef III f.lig. TaruiIp sle.oo-2o.oo
Reb $l5.O0-16OO, 8eeisS6tnsen s2l %
$500 8erpa6t sl2 OO-12.50, Gttp sEtrc
| Snbia Res SCI .OO-23.0o.
gut Meats ituo itetia. gsp0tslte Gel
lies 10 -l71se, DO. 5GnItern sI-514''
DO. ediufen l4-l6Ic.
S6maIS lit milta. wiebTe Def prime
$3.50 - 1900; raffirtrtes itetie. eort'
n.ut 1880. g. q. sl4.50. COMPOUND 10
10Lc.
TaIs 1T ilau. grtma eitp TIE. SoantrE
6I-71se.
SaumwolIT aam.u.Det TT ptutq
grtma robes S7.07, prtma CONNER ssI5ss
/ So .50--s. Is.
getroI.umiftTt IN Ttetig. Raffntrtes Rsr
/ Dort $7.75, gbiIaoeLpeia nn6 Baltimore
1915, eo. TN Bull S4.25.
MoII iit rubtg. Comsitie 5Ieees 81
--34c.
sars In rubts. straines, s.p0bnIi4ss
bis eutes $50.
T.rpeutin 1T wjItg al 63%e.
Reis 1T rubis. Ginbeimiiaer 21s-5Ht.
gatma 511.-6c.
Rolaffes ift itetts. RewDrgeaus Gp.r
Kettle. outer bis dolce. 32--42e.
2u6er. Rober 1T feft. - Rustd
paSo SO T.ft 3.74 - 3.77e, Gsntrtfuaa
/ 90 Teft 4.24 427c. Wolafess 3uder IS
Teit 3.49 -3.52. RaIfinirter 3uter IN
rubia. Gut 2oai sos, Gruibeo $3.50
Toulb ~" 5.6Oc. 6ubes 5.5oc. 9ow
b.r.s 5.4oc. grauuI1teb 5.25c. TiamOut
,,9"5.25. eonieetionsrs III" 5.o5c; Ro
II 800, Ro. 4.95e. Ro, 40, Ro.4 4.s5c
| 80. s SOC. Ro. "a 75c, go. 4.70c. Ro
8465c, 30. 4.6Oc, Ro. 10 4.55c, $40. II
4.5oe. go. IL 4.45c, no. l3 4.4Oc. Ro. Il
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