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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-09
GOu rR0u FTEIDU ~ ,rI>D.
amherst Wins From wesleyan In Hard
FOUGHT contest.

NlpuisroN tonn o'' drop
kicL nv Madden from tho - ward Inc m 'he
FL. lossng moments - me annual football
game TO-DAY on FOR Nnhsr-t - q. a.tsr
one II The most stubborn and hard fought
games >e~n on NnirtS '~ld in vear- Wss-
ieyan weakened n, the loss ~ apt Mitchell
a. centre and HAlfha'k Nright because 81
N Iurt..S put ~ mRsuin, en' game and
plAN 81 me Purpl" 80 q ~'autStul
he Amher>' 'eAfu -tHrted ~ avn rush
and -svsrHl irms- fn~sAf~nst WESLEYAN =
soai ptlt a.. time Ms~'", au Iu' ~ =
defence aud gDt mo hAil on tNSuS In
. ~. -, und quarter N~slsN an Neuf hRlf the
lsng ~ 'hs 0skl IN fnrNsri pA--as and
rhs ral.Hng 81 time prey "u'sd "a score Am
hsr.f aIS" il~sd The forward pass ain sue
,sss s-re' all, m the s~"oni nav - the
game
o.. -.ora Va> made hon Madden
dTupt,ed The hall h-'Ne~ the uprishts
IN 49,. a. thrs" minutes - The game Ne
hat mate ~ roo unsuccessful A't"rnrts
Wp.layan "a. On tho defensive for the
greater ps'f ~ ffs game hut ne Red and
Ria, ! hYs..dhN zen - goa Nas threatened
10 ArthaT-' back made some spectacular
runs OUTSIDE - 'a~kle aud also s"i m several
long run- ou lake ki'ks ~" game Va
q No aNuOsitinr - tho u"0 foo'hall and had
. r,,AI an Of . 81 TpiIg hptff I 90 'IUsIp
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BR0g> ,\D COLGATE EVEN.


PH0vrprN,r. Oct Brown and Colgate
pIs-ed a ~ score game on Andrews Yield
mi, afternoon Browns ends were veal
N.nbauTh showing only an occasional Nash
~ Wha' his form might he
Naith~r side gained consistently through
Tho line alThouRh ColEafes big backs
sAyeral limos found openings ColENe's
ends we've heavy and 'a.' on,PoptinS The
EroNn non from start 20 hni-h. Both
'~am- pun'ed frequently. honors heing
andu' aver
limos fo- .uhs'An'ial gains " vas losing
plav toy colgate On ons Of Tho Seu YORK
teari a''~rp'a N,ksN TOT the ball and
r'isbed - hack ~ yards h~fore he vas
storpsd Browns goal never vas m dan
-er aud arhouRr 'he nall va once on her
~ ard line " as the r~sulf ~ long
NUM- ~ colgate snd vac som IN rnidheld
again For the hr~t 40 psTiods The play
ugs fast and clean. nci'her side having =
gi,nhIs or renal, Tho 'hird and fourth
p-riod. were full OF boil, 'he genslii". being
about evenly div tded. hL' HroNn making
fhe ma toritv ~ fumblea
Inc hr.t period ended wi'h Browns hall
or TnlEAtcs - ward line. tho second 18th
Rrovn- hall On ColgAte's Is yArd line nc
tktrd a. the rN@ulf 81 aeri~- offim bles. y 10 n
BruNn- hall On her own ~ Yard Inc, aud
'he last RFoWn's ball IN tolaates ~ yard
line SpTackinR tN1ce tried EOAls from
'h- acid rolga'e us~d ore @uhs'uut" and
r.
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a. ICk CHiNGES.
Curtis Az But scored and Tnen stu,Nesant
Carried over lBall.

Cur't~ and S,uyvesant. tuo liEhr and fast
teams. PLAYED for three Periods ~ithou'
score Yesterday afternoon a. crotona
rail on the opponents } ward line and
failed 20 put " over A few moments
later The Stuyvesant fullbach rushed over
for a touchdown. N was a spectacular
a. mo 70 all the periods and especially 50
IN the last. when the one team "a me 40 near
20 scoring and failed and he other fRAlly
damned 'he hall across The line
n hne dsfen~ ~ which che StuyNeaAnt
line displayed AZ the critical moment In the
game Tho Curtis quarterback attempted
to SCORE nv siraieh' line plays. but the
backs were unable IN shake be all in front
~ hem A. any point When the 6uyveAAn'
o~~sIon OF hard driving attacks which car
red u clear down he field IN the goal line
PN~ghly. Tho fullhack. was a great factor
~ 'h~ Stuy vesant game and n Waa he tho
held 'he team togeth her. Except In tho Last
period he Stuyvssart defenCe vas poor.
81 me Vsakneaa
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WITS DEFE\'F.
~ ar,hr,ore Holds We'll. tut Not Enough
In Avert IIefPat

I.sroS O,t lAfaNrrte non tom
SVarfhrrora 'hi- afternoon ~ score
~ 20 ~var'hwor~ par ~ s'rnng
game generally On the defsnsiN" and -
uAs moi until the last quarter 'ha' ths s~or-
ing Vsa don- iafsN-it- goal mover VS.
IN danger rut 7 a'aN~t's dId nor ger nearHr
thsp = ,ards 10 49, opponenf 'ln".
RapaatstiN tafsN -'te lp-i ne bal On dow NJ
sfs,stte 'rted no forv ard pas ~"N era
,tr1e- bu, galn~i l,i'ie Swsrihm"T- .arrh" 81
~ .ur"es-fuily tour time oa't row ~
managed 80 sate No LAFAYETTE IN ms. last
lttarter ana me team 'hrn advanced ne
HaT rarldN 1--WE minutes after p'a,
-Tsr,ed So-ris got The hall on the - ard
Inc and usni through the I'm" for IS
ards Then Spiezl- gained Nv and
SorrI. Tade The remaining dt'tsnCe and
,ca"hdoVn r'snneho"-r kicked q" d'n'"ul'
goa
Sp,eRIe uss the bNst ground gamer Ia
favstts had Roland PLAYED s'sr game
and his puntinR vas tea'ure me Ank ss
An. uorE and Moss and Schsenk a. snd'
ssre very good for Svarhmor" Nuier
and Therle took the honOrs. the former
pisvinE remarkably good game
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OHERIN rHECkS CORNELL.
I,haeaas Cant aeese ni,a ~. Ter fhs Dsy
IN NJ saasO VA

IraAcA, oct -Oberltn 80 there 20
take FAN ont ~ the Cornell football squad
TO-DAY THIS year tho Ohio team did no'
cross the iiharan, goal line. hut kept
orneu from SCORING too Maybe had the
periods been longer the l'hacan- mtgh'
have got one touchdoNn AT~r the hr.'
period cornell dti most Of the offensive
work
OherIins ends. k~rr PYLE and Gray
ri-h"- - mo ttharans. Whtch they rrled
I'd mo-t ~ the time. e''her gained little
or else we're shattered before they got
going The Cornell halfhack. ran from
oue side ot the field to the other hut without
gaming very much The Cornell inter
was not Impressive IN fact u failed fire.
uuently to take care of the opposing players
Oherlin mad good tillhack whose punt !.
ing Vas rreditahle. although not a. good
a. Buffers. and whose runs in the hr-t
period throw a scare INTO the tOrnsll camp
The visiting line Nas not a. strons a. Cor
nsll'- but ~ Vas good enough WITH It's
secondary defence to make line DlunsinR
unproniabl~. The lthacans gained by rush
ing hut were not consistent. a. vas amply
demonstrated Whom they we're held ON the
= ward line IN The fourth period
t"rnell lacked the life 10 previous samss
There Mas not much ginger about them
either IN play ar IN lining uP They did not
seen TO know the signals over well either
Their" Nas a tendency 20 tumble and the
bacSa we're not sure about handling punts
" looked a. II Oh~rlin had taken them BY
surprise and they could not get over n
Cornell was penaliEed siNty-hVe Yards and
Oberlin ffiN
The game was not especially int~resting
neither team making anv spectAcular gains
Martin took the hall ia the IS yard line
IN the Hr,t period and there vas some com
motion The Cornell coaches hurried sea j..
grave Last year star. who was released
from probation by the faculty this week
out TO take Srimson's place lie managed
20 pile up the Oberlin team three times for
no gain and saved q touchdown Oherl n
in the fourth period held Cornell about ne
goal from the ~ yard line. but rlissed
naYrDWl,
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Nor 80 EtSl
49, tot q suner Battle From H"h Gross
rhRn Was Expected.

.rp U,,F> Oc' The HOLY Cross
q. ball eleven. Nhich Yale had expected
.r "ui ~rsE and % planned 70 lee sab.
= .-,, wtin''. vas stronger han an'lc'-
r,'-I rnls afternoon Vale Non hy only =
go , cove, masking one touchdown n the
~. and Dus ~ fNe las' parioi
mo '-.rurs ~ ths game Vas the rlsving
o. u. arsn. The Nolv 'ro~s quarterback
Es rla'ed through the enrire game and IN
add.'.rp 20 unusual rsns Ua- an effective
f..-'s-
,.pt Daly. vhc had he-n watching the
game 'rrrr the s,de lines. threw IN hi-
rI4nse' rn ne -s~oni r.-lnd AMI vent INTO
=. s,rI. Ne immediately made tN"n'v
vsr|s and 'hsrs ven" "hsers from the
Iand- Then n" was throNu for a loss
There ven. two r4shs- and 'hen DAILY fried
. n.ld goal 'rorr 'hc ~ ward line N's'
- sN,hangs Of runt- Vale ssatn adopted
.. srius tactiys and psly ,arr'ed the hall
% -",en wards from m" goal
80. HrlV 'tp-- irs hold IT." rock
,.i", banged against O-trsgsn and IN
.-,d II stopping Nh"p h' could not get
.nr.ush quickly won't around SAWYER Toy
..'. NdoAr 'tp' palN licked The goa
... '""S ,hc gcu ruri and started 90
,. =. %, p'lrL. Yale again tired to Irsh
fovurd ne uoiv tros- goal PM
- r"liiuc ~ me Vale line IRON,
.i ru.. pal, tried . goal from the
plo, ,-d p,lv fru on The
Obj H.rusn tool. 70 forward ''a--. hu' l,em'us
''n lN"r' "a. 'NrNHrd paSs
lr. 20 law lpr ant the h1lf closed
'1U -1fs 90 Nt's territ"rh
90 'l.ri rCrIs! i,auipg tried = goa
OF. no Hrh from the W NpTd live. hI.t The
. .,r' NetN t"S. Rlk-r intercepted
...s forN AID Ia-- from Tho 80 Yard
.r 80 Ntlo ~Is penilis"d The Vale
H"u-,I sud los tried 80 kI,A a goal
.... nn YARD hue Which vent v de
To- Ist psrt"d ~" Nale team NrU
p'I line pluucInC tsrI t-Hud rushed
.- 1000 dov % TOW r,i tho Wolv trOs- goal
.rIrred OH ths thiTi down tUl
-...frIr. thrsV q. Brtcr Nusu ale go
.. taFup ~e'r o fprvHrd It-- - ~.
liking 's~u'v .ard- trd rott"'
.. -.f rl,e Inc ritIugfUg hr.uS,rg ~"
,... % 'h- ard lu" psniuE took
FrHn'i, Et'k"i tho goal ~"
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FIRST " BrT nor 4 WINNER.
Hss.e. an gneIIGihle. % Commerce s.e=A=
In CrOss-TountFy NON.

Haase vac the hr-t man IN in The dual
croas-country run between Commerce and
Morris ~ Crotona Park yestsfd ~ morning
Nth . strong hnlah. but he sore didn't
10 take par in athlet ics Just now. The loss
didn't mako much dnerenre. however for
tho = ON merce srors stood - tn ~ HaAas
held hack until the race vac half over and
then drrW NJ TO the leader. Bembach %
Morris. For = short dtatance ~ ct the
pace and then fell back into aercnd place
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Win = T"uchdo~r Against stevens Prep
~ tho FtnIsh

stevens p-sp eas unable '" 80 much 49,
score On Erasmus Wan ves'eriay afternoon
a. N"hos-n Tho Brooklvnltss ,arried
sHor,rhnz sNa', orh thew and cleaned
IN - Iolp's m The ones dsd gam" he
steven tine a. VeaL despite -. Weigh
and on The oTen'. 'ha team -hop 81 no'hin 2
"hr. ne Frs-ntHn- Gould not reak ~
I a-ser Reun-V tho lef' hAl'hRrA, Who l.
/. new Audubon 70 'hs team. scored four
touchdown. Gallagher and famsr each
made one -Four gOals FROM tOuChdoVn
v~rs ac' emphasized y, Burne the 'en'rs
ono ~ R~iner~ -al''es s'ro~s the line
Nss sensational Ne caught - dT"p kick
and went without SIC? The 80 yards -
'he goa
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F.rdnam Prop Beats Heavier Team,

Fnrdham rrep defeated Clinton. :. - q.
on Fordhrm Field vsEterdaN NfhouRh
ortweighei ne Maroon Pi"y hoy vated
sprouxh tteir opponents for telling gatns
capt HamSurge made q run the lrngtn
OF ne field for the rrsi 'oughdoWn
N Rourkaa nm 81 forty Nards after re-
ceivtnR q forward pass Noted rhe MsrooUs
Their second score hamburger kirks-t
both Fpnls The NAroOns suffered heaN ~
", sspnalfis-
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rrN>.S DT, or Va TE,W.
Ws-i NIrziD'A Ne,er IN the HUNT. Ha,i-a
~ n-feaee

fHIfAp' ruf,. O~, p.nnsyI, ana ran
40 . total 10 - po,Ris aKains' Nss ~
E'n,a today IN Franklin ield " tour
Ten ninute psriods The Nee Nrgtntans
v-Te me Neake.' tha' have appeared here
TINS YEAR. Tn Red and Hlue h,i th,nRs
very ea>v The VISITOR had - defsnye
- -pesk o. their tackhnE Icing high and
ineffective Their k"ktng vas Neak. 80
I-nn~NlNana 'ook every ads vantage ~
plaNtns lot ot s-~cnd sirtnE men to give
them practice IN the Other hand ne
renn team sh"s-d more suiTi'. snap and
ginger got together hstter and therefore
had No trouble IN passing the hall all over The
field
lrayer took Ner'ers place back 81 The
Inc ana GOV chances 20 kick goals from the
FIELD lie was able to boot the hall over Tho
r-v-Shar once IN three attempts His SIZE
Cc>sful SICK vas from the lS-yArd line
The Two unsuCCessful attempts at goals nv
IhaNrr Nerr from the q and n. yard lines
bat ~ere lacking IN direction The lineup
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The nn5y slipur The Manual framing team,
made tn Its game Wt'h Flushrnc Hish school
a. Saratoga Park yesterday afternoon Na-
tumble Nh'ch resulted IN safety aud
the only score for FIushing otherN '~a
the game VA very gratifying So tho peop'~
Who Iiks 20 zee Manual vn Manual mad"
four tou~hdoNn- and - points number
Of tifnes the forward pass vA- u-ed With
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" rHF, WIRE an EGIEs.
Penn state Would ne the wer'ds Cnsm-
plo0 IN Football.

Srary 'oLtV"F "a pct Psnnsyl-
anita STATE foo'Nsll team easily defeated
Z arnest@ TeSh to-day. ~ TO ~ was an
ess, game from NE Nrs' kirkon two plaVs
scoring 'hs "rs' touchdown Penalties cost
S'a'. A. leas' iVo touchdowns N 'hs first
quarter Harrsi' Very. Johnson and Pho
lev featured B4rra'f INNING through ths
sntir@ Carnexte e"h team on ki"kc~ FOR
a fouchdoNn MAu'hes place kick ~ a
difHcult angle from tho Is yard Inc was
one ~ tho prett i~st seen on b@aN~r Fteld
The frS' half ended win the score o. 80 n
In me ss"ond half coach Hollenhack sent
M an entire new team
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nrnnLI,n rognsr wins.

N.ain in the game win BROOKLYN college
A. Garden CIV Yesterday - Paui'- schools
only s.nr~ was . held goal. hut this time
II v1a not enough - win che game McNulty
Of the COLLEGE team made 40 tOuChdoWns,
ava each 1.-TWO cent 'hH hsil aver the cross
bHvt The -Hufs we 80 - .
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Sr9r Ns.! ~ Hu'serrs; 'e'srs rn.nsis.
,JuArtsr, Two N ana tao minutes Substitute.
Nayl Dickens for COBB Hamilton for dickens
Viewers f,E Nsrring Elmer for Otlchrst Hrown
Tor Elmer NrR-slS FOR Hrstn. rrstr 'or
NrRca'S. cochran Tor dalton nation 'or CocN
rAn Rogers Tor ,ls, HoNeu 'or Rods Rutgers
vi mite 'Or fcigIsr
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score Penn.ylvAnlA. ~ wes' Lirgni.
Touchdowns- Harrington Mercey scott Jour
Diet Goals from iouehdoSns Ccsens Goal
from Nrld -ThAyrt Sub.,itptet Pennsy ana
Large for SpruAnee. Murphy for Dillon. PAiter
snn fo- Noifcr' Miller for Cofens irwin for shoe
maker 'ourd-, for Narks Hnugh for Scott Clars
fog Harrington ThASe for Mercer Nest VT
g'rA- Boyle for 4 bell Watkins for Munk Ref
eree CreNen Umpire -R'nehaFt Yield Judge
90 minutes
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.a.a L. ffD. t-u.- ToIrhdowus
.... ..n.,Hg t,asI- from touchdown. Daly .
.fTf.fu'r. s'- Van ~irdcr-r 'oT
l... .-rr.. Tor Paul Parker 'pT FULLER. Grs~n
-. 'u.. BE- buckingham. foF 'prcc. ~cuiy
..Hs. -. ile.'Is. FORMERS for pciuing
.Hs ..... o. Vu.Isr 'u' ~ nth. NlIga'-irk To-
.. H...Isr 'ur I'arLrT. BloH ~ 'oT amp.
'. .. TOD, 'o-s . y Sulns an FOR
.... of. f'sr.rr. fur Law isT. aunou foF J "
.. frrs' i-nrfn-d mpirc trotus
.. % ,f"|Ids- Head linz ,rnAE DsNls
.rI- uHr...te.
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SORE Harvard = NUraus " Ion-n1o" ~
No-r,~cu tra4st-ir. N''1ington t'oA'N rom
tourhtouns wilmington Goa RON r-tf
f.vs flssc-~, prrdTr'on r1p'r~ Nl-l-'G1
Tteld fdtA J.r-On fnr~uh0 Tu''- T'rn~
mt. harvard fswts 'oT l"luou lnot ~
isvt, Mann 'or NrhA, ls-n- 'or N'uo'
f,r kea, , 'or risher Eusn 'Or With'ngtou Pa
rrsptr- 'or g.sh t~Nts 'nT 1 smith Nwl'h
20. fsVI. t.tTahSrf. 'u- I smith futs 'pf
Wirxl,suortt Gardurr for Totst Pot'ef -
t,aTfnsr Wrudsl 'nT ',rAus"'n Nnfri~on %
nlrot 'or smith ~m'fh Tor plrot'
u, ~ for V smith y Nasou Tor PER-, NLdsr
=, 10 ipsr, rshtU TO- White Kellogg 20
StsN -ns Sts.cas 20 k~IoEg Tist FOR i-'1fls
VIc- 'nr HOhnct Roger TO- PSNr-on
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II,rt,rd n: Williams, %.
,,I~. ~ IIoly cross, %.

urrt ,rd n: Williams. %.
,,lr. ~ Uoy Gross, %.
rr.r,rrop. n; New leTk lnN ersiiS. q.
r,un,n anita. n; west Virginia. ~
Wv, ~ tufts, q,
Ns,,. -. Hutsers, o.
Brown. -; Colgate. u.
Iara,Ntte, q: ~Nnrthmore, ".
s,e, rns. a; I.ehigh. q.
,wnersi, ,: Wesle, an. ~,
I-r'ars, q; Chiusso, ~
torreu. ~. Obcriin. ~.
Dartr,outh. ~: COIb,, ~
Irdlsr, ~. BucknelI. q
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w.. uoRRIr> rRIvrIrO>
Hur rnc T,E-r Team TScapr, WIN score
~ ~ 20

",' r-r,sf"r defeated
.. .r-.f. III- ai'"Trprt.. n. - %.
.. .. ..nf ant interesting game
i'..w ,IuRmt ~. Tigers
..arr ..n~llru' r-0 81 no Tor
... s.,r r.. ''.snz" md Ti,'t
-. .u ,u'r- w"rsn't 70 h"u 80
...i. -..in.t 'hsr' aero M
..., p .rr,l bed NOV .H"I'.arr
PEW .u.r-'sprl, ag-'rs' 80"
.H ~ '.gs0'c. and % '0u.i ',"
90 laf'.r rarL aver, .I,Hu'iro
r's. itrra ard asItn rH".
... r.r ar.. "a 'or g"p' -s'n.
.-s.n t,s ~ -" r'gh' 'irrs
.- o.. rNfr- = - Lf Tn'.rng rho
.- .r -,,.s-.inu NuIe 'hs,r biz
...u' I-ru."''n Inc for GOOD
..a Ial,rsr rad chan -sd han+s
.r.ur.. rend1e'un hrop gh' ths GOV n
% ..'h = -Sr~at .antl 'rIu NJ '"r'v.
.-|s .p- q rcgchNo-n ACHING .
o. ga-tsd dos y 'hA SIDE line, and
....uyN on. tao.isrs srr's "n'v
-.'u TO- wards iron, 'H" ~"sl
.i. 81 p' ~ GOT - r'- '"s' asiir.
see! the inc ila'r 'orld mako M
ANS through 'HH \"N \"v-
a.rer- de'sD,- .A..r7Nd 80 solve
.-g 20 10 'nSNErI ui-s ~ The
.a. - 'hs .scond perlni. Psndls.
...l r~a.'s 20 Dun 40. Nho s"no'ed
No. r. NSn N0rk men fO- tuurhd nVn
.. .a.H-,sd -fr1rn"rs A. 'tzht end and
o. client gam" tlr End " l~or
.rI .r. the only Tia~v forwards Who
..tEN Ho'h Princeton and N"v
..l. ,o~ pAoaTsi Da-sss. me latfer
20 llrr hsf's' Most ~ N"
.f 'I4r aasEs were lined W. p"
- 'hs h~E'nninE % m" ss~"nd
SHv Nors zen ~ he forward pass
| r. AL = an - rrinrst on IN
ne r'lr tailed and pun'ap
.. n end -lu II' -ucre-siul Tor
.' .H.s failed - ga 30" reGuired dis
r"Nes - ~a- nad are but
Hoofsd 'ro bali ,uf ~ dsnRer
.sr oak ad1ar'az' ~ 'ra rIls- allow
.r. ia 80: lUsJ 'u OBJ" game ard asn'
s.' mi 'hS ere -'r.ng hnsmen hack
- ..H.ug 81 no .a.' ...f-''- Prince.
..l Io'- 81 Iast r.' l'.' good
r.1-s 'pH.hGons E5-f' NO
40 attempt 90 iT.r l.SF-
... povL n - '.-l No was
no kfgrP
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no. s-r1 0rn'ap Cos 'ror
.r..sfuI Referee -FArps
bed Judge LILLIAN
F % psriOfs ~ min
...-Fsan Dunlap for sim
.B ..F NAHrrF FOR penGlcfor.
.IIrnvs '0T Saarfs Mclean
nrsf@TnuN
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f.h Madden Referee W>Iel Imr't~
pAarrl Tirh r.dEs kndErn Iiu' Wat
fWo neTiafs to minutes 'ASt tao - minutes
~gbsitu@. An befst bishop 'or Iropdfoo'.
e or fo- Vor-rts Hsbbsrt fpr Nceie seaman
'os annie VS. ssIsy a. switzerland foT lag
srer WlcoI TO- HsFse, HAuvrlt foT Grant
Anavsps TO- Uiau,'l' Murpty TO- Nont.O''h
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Il IHt Football WORLD
u,rl iFD Mrs DINPOSE
ul HUIItus. ~ 80 a.
Co.. u.r,IpI3 Pol1i' swsi hianL H"''
-r., T'SinrrtsR INrats New N"rk
0 .,rr,ity n, a Sip,IIar score PENN
r ,rIa. Nrm,. U1rtmsuth su"ce~,l.

r.N .#a uIufs. Of fHr t"rW"l
.... .,,fr We ..r.Nrr demon
t...Nf ..-r ...'"r.lt wn"n IN"
...r. defeated be- Williams
f. -.n.s u. .' .., 90 AIs
twelve I.UIr a-Iru~' li"lN
..u Wr,ru, 90 'H" sam" 'Ime hlanS.
... r..rr nof~ ~" Princeton
-. -..ra' '.oEV" points igltnS'
r..,tIs Hvuns, ivDUia met
...sn 'rom Wet Virginia AMI
.u. -tiri total Of - 10 4"
.. .. eleven. pl,ytus the Hrs' game
disposed ct tufts a. West
300 NAVY and Rutgers fought
...- IrlW. White the cornell Oreritn
.r.. -rl the same way amherst
To- Nee IN nv one goal from .he field
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Army and
Navy News
New Dreadnought Accepted.


\EV-pnpT NEWS VA. E.hrlaEv
,.,.. and .a,-a,,
lo'' ""'i '''''" 9i>
days ahead II contract 1Iut' the 9'""'
20.ouu-ton batrIeship Delaware was
l,.lf,-.ra3 - +ha \a,-v DEPARTMENT to-
,:,4 a., <,n-,or+
H'| ~ A'i
News >hrrhWIdlng and pfE Dock 'o'''-
panv. The transfer. which was made
=, tia navy ward on the other side If
,I..... ,. ,-a,.,. informal
gu ~ ''>'''''' .,-
affair. ~" commandment 81 tue ma,
ward accepting the vessel on behalf of
>ha ,a,-arnnenr from Mr., Walter A.
...., ........a.,,, .,.I NJ Homer
- +,
l.. Ferguson. superintendent u nun
construction Of the local ward.
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V0|uQD|e Business PDlu

situate on the southeast eorna
Of Queen ana Richard streets, in the
City Of Honolulu. and made IN paf
suance Of decree Of the Circuit touH
of the First Circuit IN the suit OF LID
ma Dreier =. Cecil Brown. Trustee. &C.
| am directed by Cecil Brown lfns
tee under the will Of the late Angus
Dreier. to sell at Public Auction al ny
~alesroom on kaahumanu street In '''
City Of Honolulu
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TIL

Is or. s'b.gzer and better tban
ever Price > C.urs, or $500 per
3"zen Orders for mail ng promptly at
tended t.. postpaid, - Cts.
D-bbIes Hist. of Sandwich Is, long
our # print. urice $l75. or mailed to
rider, posrpa 4, $40 each.
Hawaiian Folk Tales, comprising the
argest collection Of legends and tradi-
tions Of the Islands yet compiled, price
$L75, or mailed to any address at $3.50
each,
THos. G. THRUM, Publisher, Honolulu
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Want Motorman S Testimony.

The Rapid Transit company, by its
attorneys, Castle x Wilmington, yes
terdav filed motion for a commission
TO take the testimony Of H. Westhofer
formerly motorman in the employ OF
the Rapid Transit company, and now
employed aboard the oil steamer Rose
Grams. The testimony refers to the ac-
cidcnt which occurred several months
ago in which the auto Of ". b. Har-
rub was struck by an electric car at
Alexander and Beretania avenue. The
defendants state that they cannot safe
IN 90 to trial without the ties Imony Of
this witness. The company SKIS thai
Wilder Wight. Balboa Binding, San
Francisco. be commissioned to take
the testimony. and among the inter
rogatories mentioned are some which
asks the mOturnan to state that his
ear was going slowly down Alexander
street. the power being shut Oft. and
that when two ear lengths from Bere-
tania the motorman saw the approach
mo automobile at which time he re
vcrscd his car ana brought it to a stop,
allowing it later to drift along TO the
middle of the next block short one,
after the auto was struck. The speed
Of the car is placed at SIX miles per
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BUSINESS

Ms. c, L. Di
lss her second d
b 2le.
lou can easil]
'sIhs Paeheco 5
I'#ts and nolris1
|ruow thick and
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JAS. w. PRATT.

AUCTIONEER
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He SCARF

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aFs the Detro
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AT AUCTION

At our salesrooa1. 10 Merchant St
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05

For the FIRST time the American saw the
adven1urer give 4 start of surprise.
"Gone5 Impossible, Where?
ReveTtIng TO his native tongue the Arab,
speaking and gesticulatIng rapidly told
what he had learned At some early nour Of
the morning the sheiks and tribesmen whom
they had seen the night before had hurried
away toward that mysterious south where
the Atlas Mountains high and cold, shel-
tered men Of the BerbeT tribes. Some alarm
Of the night. some message carried, perhaps
by a belated traveller bad given them warn
ing that around the bend If the bill rested