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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
,,n., Football Games Yesseria,

A, Mem phi-- Christian Brothers College. II,
T. niyrT.itv ~ Little f4o-k. ~.
a fmn,iti,burz Mount ~. Mays 70. Fred
e'' Al purham-NOrin Carolina. n. South Caro-
ms ~ Ann Arbor- Michigan. q; Minnesota.
~ fhnmpnixB Eiilnois-s3 syracuse.
IL Madison -wtsconsin. 10. ChiraGo.
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -; Purdue.
III "a Louis -IOsa. "a sshingtn, u.
Al C'oy,IInb bus Ohio-Dhto y. Oberitn. o.
ii phiInde phIa -PrnnsyIS snia. 1914 -. Cor
nell 1914. 9 . -.,.
- pIoomlng ton Indians 10. PURDUE.
\, Mount Union c asr. ~ Mount Union. ID.
a. Uo.Sok-n stevens a. Rutgers. =.
4, Licnmond. Ind. DepaU1. ~. Earham. -
4, NiIv Auk~r Marquette, ~ Carroll.
a ,Jnctnnau Cincinnati diversity. %. An
Joch q. ,,s. =. -r,i.
Al HIoominx JOr. IL Illinois wesleyan ~
L's q wotre Dame. Ind. -Notrs Dame. u. North
ern ohio -, &c. -, p,.,,t.,, t,,,, =,
\, Monmouth. ~ BrIOlt. ~. Monmouth. q
!, WIrnr,onf VI. William aud Mary. ~:
t,,rbrr1uI college
iusiin T.s Tess-, u: louisiana StAt~ q
a, tI,.nt. ia Georgia, -. Tcrh.
=, Rorhs.trT Rorhesirr. o. Hobart
4, sW,rihmorr SWhTtbmOr~. ,: BucknslL u
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holden THE WINNER.
Junior National tro~s-t oun'ry HOnorS
for 1oukrrs !. ". &. I.

The Junior National \ \ cross -coun-
try championship took place YESTERDAY over
"a cour-. oi about six AMI \ half m l"- AZ
Laurel Hill. l.. II was ~ vines ar".tn t
a mile circuit which cut IN ant out or elite
PARK a. a sort II VARIETY ~ lar ~ Tho hon
ors Of the day went u Was "a clean sweep
for the Nonker, VI 4 the team al !
individual honors going Ia the t'nrir"
city The idea was that the team h"nur-
would be bet the IRISH \ AN "a"
New York 4 G. hut both were beaten
by the Nonk~rS team The total 'Alli-S 81
the n ret four teams ver. h"nAer- " Z. \,
81 New York F., e - Irish - n.
Pastirne \ e. lis Eleven teams competed
- \ Holden was IN" first man homr ana
his tim. Was ~ IN uuf.s ~ -acpn T. ~
had the hardest sort of a task. for b" only
dragged himself HON" less than ~" ward.
ahead Of McGinn ~ the New YORK \ =
The Mercury Foot runner led On the lat
Ian hut by a great effort Holden passed htrn
and kept IN the van =" the ~"T~t"d !
Gallagher Of IN. ohsnahan lnb Of Pnili-
delpnia vas third ',-ori' - rm"yer Of
tin for the individual honor. but tupugh
he va. we'll in IN" hunt nearly all III" way
IN. best h. could Il" AT the fni-h was
The start a. arranged IN tho centre of the
field at celtic Park and IN. runners tore out
r rhs &c * rrmnna '"H" Ma%lsy Shovel W.
strength 81 leg and took tn" lead. and az tn"
end Of the hr-t lap he wa- leading With
Obevmeyer On his heels. IN. 'tm" h"iug
!. minutes 50 seconds On tho second lay
Maniey gave way To- N"''nn and thus early
the runners We're strung out over nearly
half the course MCti,un led AT tn" 'Uud
mile post IN y minutes - seconds
The New York \ y"ungster led az b"
third mile in ~ minutes ~ seconds, the
second man being Iuy-nsn ~ IA. Iri-h
American G ObernaYer having fallen
ba, u h,tl. hppley ard Of rh" Mercury
A then began to press McI,inn hu' th"
latter led slightly al four miles in - Inlup'"-
~ seconds All through RI" nt'h nItl'
Nc',inn stuck ioxgcdly to th. lad hu' A.
they entered the -iNth mt" Holden I'm 1
up The time for i've miles war - m,nu -
- seconds During the last laD Hold ~
Just managed to hang on ~ Mc''inn and
made his rTor' at The right ttin" Ni"r
springr'ein. ionk.r- ' VI & Huy--
man. Irish American g. tppl"yard.
Mercury 4 4 Obermsyer National \ Z O..
and Hanl.y. irish American A Z
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DESPERATE WESTERN BATTLE.
Two Forward Passes Result In Victory for
Michigan Over Minnesota.

ANS ARBoR. Mich. Nov. 10 -BattlinR
desperately throughout the four periods
Minnesota made a valiant effort 20 regain
the Western Conference championship hon
ors won by Michigan year ago. Michigan.
however outlasted the Gophers and won
by a single touchdown. q TOO
Both teams depended on open play for
the most VI their gains, while Michigan =
touchdown. the only score OF the game. was
the direct result OF two brilliantly executed
forward pass plays with bus Ave minutes
OF III. final quarter remaining.
About the middle Of the fourth period
Michigan gained possession Of the ball at
mdfeld Immediately QuArt.rback McNlIl-
Ian gave tho signal for one OF the trick
plays devised especially Cor the Gopher q
and on double pass Wells made a long
for ward pass tO Bori.sk~ who carried tho
ball twenty five wards 10 Minnesota ~
yard line. confident that the challenger =
for the Western title would not be expect.
ing a second attempt OF the trick play ~
soon Mcmillan imm.di ately gave tn. iden =
ticsl -agnal and again II was -ucce-sfuI.
bOrle-s- thl- time carrying 'he ball Ia the
4 ward line before MCt.overn succeeded Ia
dragging him to earth. MAgId-ohn and
Wells carried the bail on -rIc,e-s.Ne tackle
plays and Wells went over for n. only score
Minnesota hal only one chance to win
the game, AMI that came In the first quar-
iso S iumbfst on e MSSi snHs * T ySSa
line and Minnesota recovered meiiatsls
JonnsioH. ko-snxali AMI MctsyI.rn al
tsrnatei To beat back the Wolverine de
fence AMI in less than Ave minutes the hall
Sas inside OF Michigan : ~ yard line. There
tn" Wolverine defence ,tiFened and Nc
Govern tried for field goal Although
IL was an easy chance he missed by a wide
margin and with MS failure vent Mime
sofa y last real chance to win the game
DutplAyei in the nrSt period. Michigan
cam. back strongly IN the Subsequent
sessions and play" the Gophers on tibet r
feet although ~ wa- not until the third
quarter thai TT" " Wolverines hai a per-
Ceptible AL antage In that period Mich.
gan rushed the ball to Minnesota = 10 ward
lin. before time wA- callei AMI IL looked
A. though the beginning Of sne last Derioi
must witness Minnesota humiliation The
fir-t two plays failed 60 gain. though. snd
la wtOn trie Eel goal with as little size
cess a, hal attended Mctjoverns effort
earlier in the game
Minnesota then kicked nut OF immediate
danger but after the exchange of punts
Michigan started the series Of forward
passes that brought IN. touchdown and
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AMY STARS START CANE.


Mf>r PDISrN Nov 10 Nest Point
tai,.,-.d Trinity here TODAY in tho final
gain" nn IA" soldiers ErIdIron by a score oi
.. run m. Trinity boys put w "a hard
rsht all through and were very close la
..uruE fNl,c IN the last quarter The
,,,...'- had the most OF their first team In
.. Nom .h,. game stared The Army scored
,..g. 70 he first quarter after Browne had
,rr..,d he hail 10y several beautiful end
-,r~ .,r r!.. , i-ttor~' Ia ward line Hero the
t ado fr.,.,i "a forward pass bean 10 Hicks.
out,l worked beautifully. the latter going
.,,.r|.. .u" for the touchdown. The punt
cont ..r ~ for goal was mufled and the
,+...- lost chance 10 make II ak points.
I.ui'y then got or beautiful forward
i,-. cook 10 GildersieeVe. for twenty -hvc
yards but they could not max" any CON
- "nt gains and were Obliged TO punt
Nr'"r an exchange OF kicks Trinity again
eel he forward pass. but this time Dean
.r.-sr,apJed IL and rau -lN' y-hSe yards 80
.pn"ndoHn. from whion he also kicAed goal
Ia Inr second quarter Arnold tried
-".I from placement from the Trinity n
,rd line. but missed ne army, having
'.. game safe. r,--ort"d 10 puntinv and
Ion one OF Macdonald : kicks went behind
tie Trinity line and Wa inmhled by Cook.
~ hen Brown fell on Il for the third score.
Arnold kICkru IN" goal
IN tn- last half. wish number nj scrubs
n The. Army line. Trinity showed up better
l:arn-d~l and 'olIett carried the ball on
several Lane plays To Ih" cad"! yard line.
~n"r. the lrmy wa- forced to sho% i!s
me sItor- on downs. Macdonald kicked
,.It of danger from behind III" cadet line
and cook made - fair catch ON the Army rs
pas FOR twenty yards and toll"tt and
l;amsdsll smashed through IN" cadet de
AGAIN met tine Army'- stone wall and wer'.
flr,sd to surrender the hall This was the
last chanc" Trinity mad to . cor "a, a,'aonsh
from placement. The lineup
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PTTTSBI RG ROLLS ON.
Hanks Carnegie Tech and BvinGs Total
Points 20 35l.

PrrrsBuRT. Pa Nov. ~ The University
OF Pttsburg team. wbich hiss not been
scored against vet this year. blanked Car
negIe T-rh here this afternoon in the big
local football contest OF the year. winning
by Is to - Pittsburx narrowly escaped
being -cored against. however. Tech twice
failing for goal. once from the 10 ward line
and once from twenty Yards. Put=burg
vii face Pennsylvania ~ tie next Thurs
DAY with an absolutely clean record. having
cored tot I Of 25I points
Four totIg hdOwn- were scored in the
second quarter to-day Nv Budd. Brown
Peacork and azner pitt-nurz depended
almost entirely on straight plays the for
ward pass lie nR worked for ms hIlf 4
dozen times Capt. Tex RE hirds Of
Pttsburx Who injured ia tn. " and
, game a week ago. 4 not appear ~ to
DAYS lineup, but directed the game from
the side lines.
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MANY FONTS ron BROWN.
Amherst Nxwie. Beasra. go 10 q. 10 =
Final de anas1,.

psrSIoENCk. Nov 10. brown smothered
the Amherst Axges on Andrews FIELD
This afternoon % to o. falling one short
OF last weeks score against Vermont. The
Aggi"- brought last. aggressive team
Ia IN. field and played better football than
Vermont showed a week ago. Twrc IN
the game the visitors were dangerous,
onc. when theY had tho bah on Bruwns
~ yard line and Morse attempted a t,eld
goh that was ocked.a and again when
brewer broke IN rough Browns left and with
splendid inteTfe renee ran thirty-hvo yards
Ia within a foot of Browns goal line. Little
Crowther. the Only man left. dovned him
TN the next play the Asg'e- were pushed
back To the yard line and the end Of the
~eCond period Was called
With the exception Of the-~ two times
Brown had every thing her o~n way and
- orsd almost at will Spra"klng started
fhs scoring within two minutes after the
nrst Ieriod had started. kiC king goal from
she "a ward line Two touChdowns with
on. goal followed. making the sore -
before the period closed
one touchdown and goal In the second
was followed by two more uf each in the
third bringing rbe score tn ~. Three more
,ou, nuOwn- and two goals in the last period
conc Iuiisd the a. orine Brown was tearing
~ fifteen and twenty Yards at a clip and
was on tn. visitors 20 yard line when the
game was called
Mckay, Spri'kln g. Young. Marble and
rowther were tn. ground gamers for
brown. hut tro~ther'- work oui-hone
IN i OF the other, the Little ,Iu trt-rb Lck
carrying the b II through the Argss for
long gains ON m nv occasions. His tack
Ing WAS sure and rs forward passes accu-
"a
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AWARDS ar POI LTRY SHOW.
PRIZES for Barrrd amt Bur ~, mouth
Rocks, Bantam- and Rabbits.

The poultry show at the Gran Central
Palace had another interesting session
yesterday and the crowd Of fnnci"r- ant
chance visitors by FAR exceeded tn. '.vprc-
tafiOns of the MANAGEMENT. Although tb"
awards will not b. feature Of IN" -hDp
till tO-morrow. a stroll through the lane.
bore evidence that the Judges have got
rad VI part 81 their work ~ many Of Tho
cIa.s@- The blue red and yellow earl
d.notinR first, second and third re-pectiV ely.
adorD many Of the cages
Howard Gould 81 Castle Could fort
W Washington. l.. ! won the first four prl/r-
and IA tn. bun wyandOtte- Arthur Movers
OF Brooklyn vas winner In IN" ros" CoHnb
black OTpinRtons W q. Nspham ~ N"rrick
IN the short comb buf OrI,ingtnH- T. Il
SpTague Of Flushing. l.. I Won = iiraf pTiIs
for DulietS q HOWland Leayitt ~ Ray Side,
l.. T.. won a third prize for hens In this elass.
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LaFaYETTE BEtrS LEHIGH.
Annual Game Between These Old Rivals
Hard Fought Encounter.

TAsToN. Nov. 10 Lafayette and Lehigh
ri~t this afternoon on the March Field
zrIdron where 900 persons had gathered
~ 800 th'- annual contest of the old rivals
!. Vas N. lRrge-t crowd that has seen the
cams play Lafayette won. ~ to o
Lehizh found -olace in he fact that she
rad repeatedly beaten back the Maroon
and " hlt" y hen the adver-aries were inside
80 3 yard line ~ least four times
Lafayette felt sure OF a touchdown. only
=, he DISAPPOINTED by the magnificent de-
'-n-iv" work Of Lehigh
Tho play began with Lafayette kicking
~ l.hIgh could NOT advance and puntst.
l,annehoW-r returning the ball twenty
zhr yard- Norris and Spezel each made
gain- and then ~pIegel was thrown out Of
bounds three feet from the goal line
Ahigh held his. ston. wall. Spiegei
apparently got over the line ON the next
t.sy blr %" ~ aI- lid not allow it, Again
~pr"Ee' rrl..d and was downsd
Let -u rot the ball and punted ont Of
.auzrr Iu. Gr-t period ended soon after
IN ~" -..""nd p-riod Crane II Lafayette
."rked 'he hall on ~. kickoN WaRonhmrst
.n' ~ and runs hy Roth and Norris and "A
'.rv4r'i pas Roth to Gr~-. put tho latter
yer tie line after twenty yard rim for
-.I,hdoun. Dsnn-how-r kicking a goal
Nstt -~r"- 81 plays in which panneho~rr
'-r1y ~ e territory DannehO~-r failed IN
,tr"p .ic. for goal Fh. ball was blocked.
..f IiannahDwer received ~. nelly pInt-d
De-. ~ fun bl-d and Fillmor. got the ball
.r yards from T." goal line Iafayett.
- I..nsli/.,d Nft"en va rd-. and a forward
.1-- falling lehigh kicked Ia rnidneld
..p..rI ,ut tha -pher. and made a beautiful
~ i"r'yHve yards for a touchdown.
.srurnuWer kickrd fhe goal. The half
....i Lafayette ~ Lshigh
r' r." ublrd E"riod u was nip and tuck
... 'U. tall IA Lshigh'- territory. Finally
r.U- yur INC hall ON I"high- goal line
.r. HH- pushed over Tor safety. There
.. Pc. NOR. -coring after that
~ t"hIgh saS disqualified for slug
n.y. Inc. -Hu~ thing happened last year
.r. only made one fr-t down, but her
..r... rt her goal WAS superb.
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CROSS GEORGErOwN's LINE.
Isus wright. Military Boys ARE Beaten
- to q.

WA=HTSGIoS. Nov. 10 For the first time
this -.ason "A southern college eleven
crossed '..orz-tOwns goal line. The Sir-
uinia Military Institute did the trick. the
Anal -core being Georgetown ~. Viz
ginia O. No team here IN recent years
put up such a stubborn defence a. the
h9nt military lads and at one time II looked
like q tie score.
Georgetown rallied in the final perioi
and broke the tie when Walsh was sent into
the game lie drop kicked the hall over
from the - yard line, series NJ kicks.
together with a beautifully sxecutsd for
ward pass gave tho local collegiAn- an other
chance to score " ith less than three minutes
l-ff I'd play. Two PUSHES carried the ball
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-orr~r at staten island aad at N~w
Rochelle.

~ Livingston. !. Yesterday afternoon
~" eleven ut ~" ~ ten III nj Footh u
lUb won I'm "NC.t ng mat'h from she 4 In
go" fgrmcr champions IL the Am Iteur
League. by the q orr. III goals so ,?
."'HEILE. Nov 70 In Ons Of the
-lt-'i Hairi''- ~ i--O. L,t on tooth II .een
here ~ -" son fte Boys club Jun or oI
New YORK uef- t'd the s.leN oil ~ Hume
Private school NJ the score ~ , goal. 10 I
T. MsnZ-ll scored tWkr in bet n Of ths-
-ItOT- ~ tho fir-f " " After th. rest n
Derby = He'd f1r Huru~ school. hut ! Win
tiers uuilir cd This effort before 'be rio-s ~
th" gam" GOttl sh nd Wenz"ll NJ the
New YoTk y" IN and palI~n 81 The IO.aI
eleven were the stars Of tho match.
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4 FEW CROss-COt NTRY WEN.
iss starters In Cornrii's lntercoiIcgc
Hum.

ITHACA. Y y. Nov ~ The annual
inter, olI.ge cross country race at Cor
nell which Wt- run over the three and d,
half NIL. course this afternoon. was won by
the. &. ~ from ~" College of Ne hanlcaI
Ing n""r.nz. ~ IN the 10 IN from the College
OF Ngrl' IIltuTr Ond J he - .bIey t. ia
nfed To IOI for Ag with the other
colleges " i ng alOng heb nd over 10
men - rtsd ia tho race and about 80
finished ! Hi"ko"k ot the S,bl"y To- iUl
won ind vidu ~ honur-. his time being -
IN uutp- ~ Seconds
Prev Ou- to ~" re" IN" freshman cross
country ts - h. a tn" iOIg to fTt.shm n
te m by a." score Of - 80 ~ e , Evans
was the first ~ - tO "rp-- III. line.
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STRENGTH BINS FOR INDIANS.
.aehns Hopkins Plays PinrSib. bus u
Beaten. n to d.

BALTIMORE, Nov. i9.-Thoush beaten bv
the Carlisle Indians by tn. score Of - to -.
Johns Hopkins put up an unnxpect teddy
good game one that surprised their oppo-
n.nts The Indians won by sheer strength
hanging their tactics when after the first
period they found Hopkin- even with them
n.t,h.r sid. having been abb" to score
The Indians goal Wa in danger STOLEN
werck. th. blue and Black quarterback
ma KING q gallant attempt to hTk reld
goal from tn. Indians Is yard line. The
la n struck IN. horizontal bar ard bounded
hack INTO the arms Of a Carlisle player.
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BILL tRDS.
slssssn wins both Games From Drmsrr-f
IN ISL Match.

George SlossOn won both games yesterday
in Ia. Isl match with ial.in D"mars-f
AZ Slur$on's room In IN. afternoon ~l"-
son heat II" mRre-t by the s"ogr 81 rOo 10 ~
In the evening the scare Wa SiosSon. ~"
DrmAr-st i7i Both men ar" nov PLAYING
IN balklIue. The afternoon gam" Na- cat
do wn To 2DO points because OF the crowded
house The total scores for the two days
play Ia Slos-on. Lon D"mIrc-t. 49,
The scores 10y innings
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r-,.t. y !. Nov 10 m" EngIe-
|.,Y -.Nnol foorball team this after.
..u fI.. northern Sow Jersey inter
,rnupinu mp hy defeating m"
.r-.tl 'iIgn school ~ to ~ EnRi--
.f II, r..t'u- were tied and to day
.,- ur,.--sry Tor a decision. EnRlc-
..rrrI ia" fousshdOvn- IN the last
.r ard rId- Two points on a touch
.r Ia. K"uAnGk
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NJ. Peters Bes' In HUDSON Count,

The reAerNsa ~, Peters College and ha
Jersey Cify High ~ hooI team contested for
the football chAnpiOn-htp Of hudson
county ~ west Side parI Jersey City
yc-f"rdav. tho former winning by the
score OK 20 to :.
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poo,,san Result. NJ Pro.p~ra ParL

isTr e. : phrbway. IN
criterion. 10. S~rninOIe>. .
,tirtnoot \. G.. & Ruflsnd \ c. 70
WnilinRfOrd. 10 MohryAh. -
uunTOe \ C.. 81 al"on !
Maroon \. Z q Cardinal. y
~ IaoIp~g ~. SiaEsrs, q
Hir1n. 10. Lincoln ~
Be, sTJey +. C.. II, Cardinal JualOTs
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t,Ir 49, ! soy. ~ - Neither I'D"
.H no rrs frs,tbali contest between the
....r Etgu -rhurl and NOntCiair
.I.... i'sirr- ou m" lStfcT grounds
.... .a.fhoust. %. contest Was -tubboTbiS
-. rs,gds
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Score-West Point. II. Trinity. o Touchdowns
-liIcks Dean BroSn 1ioas from touchdown
.-A,i Arnoli. Time OF quarters ID miautes each.
i.s 'st-- -Okrsoa Lrhign. tirli judge Thorpe.
, o,egnbla Umpire Ne = ton. Pennsy sanla. Head
30. nAn-I.ieut Hammond. West Point sub
o. Army Cook for Gillespie, Engie, for
..usley. Hart for Engle, Huston for Wirr.
Ha.-rr fof Littleiohn. Lam pier for Hicks, Cramer
'pr bean kuits for Brown. Morris for Fiat.
rrrity Nelson for LAwIOr. Moore FOR CoiIeti,
'lrsa.i-s for Carroll
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IN The FOOTBALL WORLD
Va MORE CANE the
DtI'S FFaTIRF.
There wrre some other Cantrsts-Far
Instance. the Wolverines Trimmed
'ns'soia Navy Defeated y. \. q.
i.rown With q whoppinx score.

CA sid" of the days doings at New Haven
H"r" Wcre other games " Minnesota
h,tI,~ AN tiled 'o hold Harvard safe they
ere not good against Michigan, which
at the Go pliers The Navy beat y \ I.
700 a tight game and the Army defeated
unity handIly
Brown finished with anot her grand scor-
ug hr-, the Amherst Aggis- beng victims
',iino,> defeated Syracuse. bu, not 10y much
iItger< and stevens. old rivals. cla-hed.
ne former winning. and Lafayette took
he measure OF lehigh. another Cunstitu-
'nnal foe
The Naroons got N again. from Wisconsin
his tim. Ind'ana- very best team wal
ioped Purdue. and tn. much travelled
Indians beat Johns Hopkins In" results:
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Goal from neli seller Referee -Holmern-s,
I'm piTr- Mumma- Field luiRe-IiAlc iin:smaE
- steele substitutes Illinois i.Anurn for Davis
NoIlsion for lyons Bernstein for Roberts
Roberts for Seller Syracu&=-Naite for Fisher
AyiInx for Hartman.
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score. Michigan. A. Minnesota. - Touchdown
Wells G0al from touchdown tonbIn Referee
Lieut. Hscaeu. the Army Umpire HinAey.
Tai- Yield judge HndrIsy, Purdue Head lines
man " - starbuck Cornell Time of rertocs --
IS minutes Substitutes Minnesota Smith for
Young Erishi for stevens.
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ftf1yrti' Ii Lrhigh. q TOuchdo~ns
.U.rg"l Goals frnGn iOGchdpyn- Dame
-tf"ty Itnbbin-. Substitutes Ia
l'fr-haI fpr Nv'-i- pards~ for Sptexei.
'sr frrter. Wolf for Gross. bOiand for
.tsf. '"r H~o,irurk Lrhigh Dunn
....'. i,ps ~ fpr tpy, FLICK for Dobbtn-.
.parN Z pire- CToiius field Judge
Iir,d ib~~rnan Tyler. Time ~ quarters
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Score- Naval Academy. y; View Work I nIver'
Sity u Touchdown Dalton. Goal from touch
do~u- Dalton. Goal from neid-Dalton. Refsree
Thompson. Umpire Armstrong. Field Judge
Z Williams Head nncsnan Meyer. Time Of
guarters-i5 minutes Substitutes Navy. In
gram for Hamilton. Dickens for ingram. Nc
CAughey for Davis. MeIrng for Wright Wesrns
for anderson. Brown for Wake nan. Hall for
Brown. Loftin for baltimore. Cobb for Finer.
Gllchrisi for Cobb. shaw FOR So~cil Dalton for
Cochran Roles FOR Clay. Erwin for McReavy.
New Work University. Coonry for Roppf. schultz
for Mackay, Booth for Crawford. Murphy for
Eilige
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Jouchdogns- smith. l. Mckay. =. Goal from neal
Syracking Substitutes Brown Binx for
Jarvis for Adams. High for btng ham Bean FOR
High. Bingham for Bean. Warner for Mckay.
kulp for Goldberg. Goldberg for Corp. Mckay for
Warner. bartlett for smith. Mucahy for Jarvis,
Babngton for Goldberg smell for hin CHAM, StaH
for Jarvis. Aggies sam soo for Hayden, u Bren
Tor Lane, Morse for GoodnouRh. smith for Morse.
Referee Murphy. tmpire-FAFmer. FeLi
Judge Foley. Head nnesInAn-CuTttS. Time Of
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-30
Makura on Tuesday.

\ cablegram received from Suya by
Davies & Co. agents for the Canadian
Australian line announces that the 5.
:, Makura, while late. VIII probably
make up time and arrive here Tuesday
evening or Wednesday morning. As
the Makura has about forty passengers
to be transferred to the Alameda, close
connections viii be made, as the Ala
media is due to leave here Wednesday
morning at 10 clock 1t is likely that
if the Makura does not arrive until
Wednesday that the Alameda may be
delayed until the passengers and their
baggage can be transferred