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New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
HOBART DEFEATS UNION
Schenectady Team Has Ball on
1 Yard Line When Whistle Blows
IRv Taleg-arh - Tha 7

10y LeiesretEn 70 IEs IC-0tlla-f
Schenectady, y. Y, Nov 5-Afrer beiax
held twice on Unions LIZARD line. Hobart
pushed the ban over the line for the only
score made in a game PLAYED here to-day.
The touchdown was made BY Dan Wood
in the last few minutes OF the third period
BayIess missed the gOal from a difficult
angle. Union had the ball IN Hobart's ter
ritOry during the better part OF the game
and once came within yard and a half oS
scoring
The first period consisted OF n series os
punts BY both teams. Brown. OF Cnion
outkicking Wood hy an average OF ten
yards TO the punt In the second period
by a gain of thirty Yards on a forward
pass and long line plunSes Union put tho
ball on HObarJ's IIa-yard line. hut was
held for downs and Hobart punted out OF
danger.
Brown failed in an attempt 10 drop kick
a goal from the 35-yard line. In the last
period Hobart fumbled and Nedder. OF
Union got the taH on HObarCs s0-yard
line. Garvey ran the bah within yard OF
the goal line. when the whistle ended the
game Ned Riley. Unions speedy end
played a spectacular game. time and
again breaking through HObarts tnterfer-
ence and throwing the runner Tor a loss
The lineup follows
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
ST. PAUL'S ELEVEN VICTORS
Overwhelm Newman Team in
HeadY, Fast Game, 27 too.

ST Paul's School, of Garden Citv had
easy work in defeating the Newman School
eleven at Hackensack yesterday by a score
Of q TO 0. The winning team, which was
considerably heavier than its opponents
made gains at viii IN the first quarter
supplanting the first team with substitutes
in the second half
ST Pauls pounced upon the Newman
players from the outset. confusing them
with a variety of plays and open forma-
tions. Chalmers. the burly St. PauFs full
back, proved the most substantial ground
gamer.
After ST. Paurs had kicked out to New
man. opening the contest. the latter at
tempted TO buck the line. Finding progress
futile two attempts. Hannah punted to
ST Pauls 45-yard line where Chalmers
grabbed the pigskin and safely evaded
many tacklers, 10 score a touchdown. He
scored another touchdown a few minutes
later on end runs and a successfully exc
cuted forward pass. Fernald. Smith and
Cioldthwaite each contributed a touchdown
before the expiration of the first half
Chalmers had to kick well To score two
goals from difficult angles against the
strong wind. The Newman team succeeded
in keeping the st. Paul substitute team
from scoring in the last half.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
.ANDOVER TEAM TR|UNPHS
EXeter'S C0I0rS Lowered for the
Sixth Consecutive Time.
MAHAN STAR OF THE GAME
Ten Thousand Persons Cheer
School Teams in Annual Game
Score, 81 to 0.
EPv Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Andover, Mass, Nov. 5.-For the sixth
| consecutive year the Phillips Andover
! Academy football eleven proved its su-
periortty over Phillips Exeter Academy in
! their annual game on Brothers Field this
afternoon. winning by a score of 21 to o.
! It's victory by SO large a margin was not
/ anticipated by the ten thousand specta-
/ tors who came here to see the game and
the all round playing OF the team was a
revelation to its followers - The Andoyer
! team was perfect machine and IT showed
the benefit of W. H LIZARDS coaching
| Not since 1905 has AnGover had such a
whirIw1nd team as that which opposed
Exeter to-day
Andover had team composed of play
yers Of splendid ability. while Exeter failed
TO live up 10 expectations at any stage of
the game. Exeter was completely out
played and only once during the contest
was she within the shadow of Andover's
goal line. and then IL was due to a tumble
IN the third period.
Edward Mahan, Of Natick, Andover's
Tulfback, was easily the star of the game
His punting was magnificent In the third
period he made a beautiful sixry-five-yard
punt from behind his own goal line, which
performance has seldom If ever been
equalled heretofore. Mahan scored IA OF
the Il points, making two touchdowns, one
goal from touchdown and field goal His
drop kick came in the second quarter IN
less than three minutes of play. and short
ly before the quarter ended he pulled Off
a thirty-yard run for a touchdown, kick
ing the goal
The most spectacular play of the game
was executed by the same boy in the third
peiod from Exeter's ten-yard line. He
dropped back as If to try for goal. In
stead of trying IL the ball was passed 10
II. Jones, the quarterback who shot II
through the air to Mahan on the five-yard
line. and over he went for touchdown
1t took everybody by surprise. and when
the spectators took in the play they
cheered him repeatedly.
Exeter was without the services Of Cap
tain Thomas II Cornell. who is regarded
as equal TO any member or the Andover
team. and his absence had something to
do with the large score.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
EASY GAME FOR ADELPH|
Commercial High Is Defeated by
Score of 81 to O.
TRENKMAN BROTHERS STARS
Line Plunging and End Runs
Figure Chiefly in the Accu-
mutation of Points.
TRENKMAN BROTHERS STARS

The football eleven of the Adelphi Acad-
emy, of Brooklyn, easily defeated the Com
merciaI High School team in their annual
struggle at Commercial Field yesterday
The score was 80 to O. The Orange and
Blue representatives completely outclassed
their opponents and displayed a nice brand
of football
Owing to the sltpperiness of the field.
little punting was ndulged in by either
school. Both teams resorted for the greater
part OF the contest 70 oId-fashioned line
pIunging and end runs, intermingIed with
a few short forward passes
The Adelphi boys brought into evidence
so many trick plays and bewiIdering for
nations that the Commercial players were
constantly on the alert in the vain effort
10 stop their opponents. AdeIpht's defence
was impenetrable by Commercial. the heavy
line always throwing it's rivals back for
losses. while the Interference was excellent
Commercials line at times held tight but
at tackle and guard many substantial gains
were made.
The playing of the Trenkman brothers.
Fred and Ed for AdeIphi was a feature of
tie contest. The former made no less than
three OF the five tcuchdowns scored The
spectators welcomed the return 10 the game
cf the sturdy and d1mnutive Butler
In the first quarter Adeiphi moved down
Commercial in quick fashion, soon planting
the ball on the 5-yard line on puzzling
assortment ~ plays Freddy Trenkman
squirmed thr 5ISh left tackle for the first
touchdown briggs booted the ball across
the bar. Adelphi Immediately began TO
force its opponents down the field again,
and at the whistle or the referee had the
ball on Commercials S0-yard hne-
In the next Eddie Trenkman soon netted
another touchdown. briggs again kicked
goal Then Hughes, the Commercial quar-
terback, was pounoed upon by Eddie Trenk-
man and Donohue. forcing him behind his
CwI. goal line for a safety. Fred Trenk-
man and Richardson were the main factors
IL scoring the third touchdown. the latter
going around right end briggs again
kicked goal
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
ERASMUS I'd TEAM WINS
Hernandez Plays Well in Defeat
ing Clason's Point Academy.

The Erasmus Hall High School second
team surprised the Clasons Point Military
Academy eleven by defeating 1t yesterday
by II to ;. The cadets expected to oppose
the strong first team but before the con-
discovered that the second was nearly as
strong as the first eleven.
Hernandez scored both Of the touch
downs for Erasmus Sullivan booted a diff
emit goal between the posts. Busby, of the
academy eleven, saved his side from a
sbu+out by breaking up a forward pass
and aashing twenty Yards for u touchdown
in the last minute of play in the fourth
neriOl
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
TONY B. TR0TS TO VICTORY
Diagonal Gated Speeder Wins
Again at Parkway.

Racing IN the mud al the Packway Driv-
Ing track yesterday Tony 3. gained an
other victory in the Class A trot The
fields IN all events were small, but the
racing was first class
The summaries follow:
TRCTTIEG-CLAss B.
Ella Todd. br n o. Todd M L Aronson) I I
6acle Y. bi II. &C. II seaman) --.-....... 2 2
Time, 2-2sA 2:27
TROTTIEG-CLAsS A
Tony 2. b. g by Artenus CW. NJ. Hal
s-t--t 90 %. o. g. - -- = i
Altnofn. en- g BY AIcamedia &C II.
Time. 2.27h 2:23. 2:23.
PACING - CLASS A AGAINST TIME TO
BEAT 2:25A.
Progo. Z. e by ProdigaI y. H. Powers) .... l
Time, 2:224
TROTTING-CLASS B.
SaE41aa Direct Jr-. blk G.. by Oakland
l-3fon &C. Moucrfef) ..-.-.-----.--- 7
King Edward b. s fNW J. Moses) --.......- 2
Tine. PA. 2:Z5k.
TROTTuSG-cLAsS D.
Prince AlayOner. b. c, by AIcyoner OU.
AiosSn. b. &. by DelmaF CH J. Hosesl z 2
Tine. 2:ss. 2.33H. 2:25.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
STUYVESANT BEATS MANUAL
Close Score in schoolboy Rifle
Shooting Contest.

The stuyvesant High School rife team
won a close victory over the Manual Train
ing High school ON the iatters range yes
terday by score Of 2d7 to 2sa The match
,gas hotIy contested throughout. and the
curry brothers ala much to give their team
a victory No pe[leet at is scores were returned
by any member at snJen6io 0I of winning team, but
they all shot spiehdldiy kronman, of
Manual. returned the only perfect card.
as follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
Football on Many C~fdfrons

yesterday by
of
in nroIing fair
| Iehigh the
a o Amber
OF
! they fast into pionsh nip form
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
CRESCENTS DEFEAT QUAkERS
University of Pennsylvania
Beaten at Rugby.

BY means of a field goal obtained IN the
last hve minutes OF play yesterday after
noon, at Bay Ridge, the Crescent Athletic
Club barely defeated the University OF
pennsylvania at English Rugby football BY
James Clendinning. ONE OF the home teams
forwards, to whom the Crescents e,y,-sd
tnelr eleventh hour victory. The brilliant
llay nettsd points
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
UNION SEATS VERMONT IN RUN,

INV telegraph IRE tribune
Schenectady. y Y. Nov. 5-Union de-
fested Vermont University in cross
country r,In here to-day. Members OF the
vipning team finished first. third. fourth
ard Rfth The course was three miles and
the time was u minutes SS seconds
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
NORRIS HIGH CAPruREs ans

The Morris High School 'cross-country
team won a narrow victory over the Stuy-
vesant High School IN dual EIgn over the
tfotona Fark Bronx, course yesterday BY
a score of Y 10 So The finish among the
first eight men developed into a desperate
snrfnt 20 the tame.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

Touchdowns-F Trenkman go. z. Trenk-
man Richardson Goals from touchdown
DriggS ID SafetieS-Adelphi (2)- Referee
Al Farmer, Dartmouth. Umpire-FttzpatricIx
Yale Time or Quarters-Eight minutes each
SuosttturtouS-Ibetson for Donohue Afford
for richardson. BOlltnger for Butler Griffith
for CaspaF and Hanell for Griffith
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
ELECTION NIGHT BULLETINS.

Tne New York Tribune will flash cleo
tlcn returns on q screen in front of the
Tribune Building, Nassau and Spruce
streets, Tuesday night.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

IcuchdoWns-WendeI p, L. Smith FELTON,
Nichois Goal from rcUc.down-Fisher Goals
1fpn 1el1-LeRris. Potter. Eeferee-Iackest.
West Point Jnpire-Fultz. Brown. Field Judge
Evans Williams Liuesman-B Booth. Prince
ton Tire ot peTto<ls-TVelve minutes each.
Substitute Harvard FELTON, for Lewis Long
t5f FELTON,, JoWett FOR Long F. Leslie for Ham
--srl-sEter for Z Leslie keays for Minot Stow
tor Keays. F. Smith Tor Huntington, Blodgett
fcr Fisher Mlnot for Blodgett Bush fer With
.EEI1I. OElaherty for /. Smith. Paine for
Q Flaherty- Auory Tor Paine. Campbell for T
= FfatHtnzneTa, f5raustein for Campbell Pierce
1cr fsraUstein- Campbell for Wendell, Wendell
tec Campbell johnson for Wendell. Gardner for
Potter. TrEon fCr Morrison.
IoTn-ll, IaDsle Tor EyTtch, O ROurke for AIunk.
Eranklln Tor Champaign. SttEnson for Miller,
LFiano for Hale Zeler FOR Deiano, Baker for
Stagr&Ee. PIT cher for Baker. Smith for Butler
Mrytc for Bates. R0bb for Whyte Wilson for
Elnlson-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

-r,,1-hs,Nu-vyoot Refsrss-Campesu. Brown
Urnpire-Knal HaH1iItoa- Field Fssis1-Sifd-
Yale Head lfl-suan-CsEout. Jl--on- lHil1-
For,- tyselve-rnInure periods Attendanee. +ut"
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

~ 5 tlehiianlns- Ter Crescent, a.
Naiksrs tuT University OF Pean-vfVata ; Ref
eree-Mr. Swtnhaum. Usltverstt,- of FsaDrs.I
yanla- LinesiiAer.--Ntes Brown and Duxhu-r
Time OF halVes--T Thirty-ffve minutes
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
The lineup:

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Harlow for Van Brock
lin Rrann for Webster, Webster for Brann.
Martin for Rogers. Rogers for Martin Exeter,
Garter for McCabe, McCabe FOR Carter Me
Veagh for McCahe' Aver for Matthews. Touch
downs-Nahan 90, Rogers. Goals from touch
Mahan UTmpre-Williams- Referee-Sharpe.
Field judge Max veil Lintsneu-Martin and
Hersey Ti!ne--F'our hfteen-minute periods.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
The summary fOsl'
Pos Name and club

Pos Name and club Time
Win Bailey. New York A. c. .---..... 81 = -
&C J. Cberueyer, National a c.. 81 3O-4
81 Tewantna- Carlisle Indian school -54 "a y
EE- c. Bellars. New York 4. C......S S.fT
5-TOn Dwyer. Mohawk A C--..--..--- -S5. A 3
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06

Disqualified +Fen.
Night Hawk won easily. Cedric finished twelve
weight bag Pinkun fell Betting Night Hawk,
5 TO 2; Cedric. to 2: Pinkun 2 to D. NO time
taken.
THIRD RACE-THE GREAT NECK CUP;
open steeplechase; weight for age Three
Horse. owner and Jockey W. Fin:
Hylda, F. Ambrose clark (Mr. Page) e.. l52 10
Y Chrtsty. NJ Stevenson (Ndr Stevenson. .163
HyIda was in front from the start. and was
christyt Chris p to s No tim time taken taken " "
FOURTH RACE-THB MARTIN HALL CUP;
sweepstakes for galioways- one-Guarter
mile. on the fiat
Horse. owner and Jockey. VT Fin.
Grey Bud. ". G Brokaw IS. JosephthaD 80 u
1--we Wire, w. G Brokaw "a. McClure) -l50 2'
Whiriwind. W. s Mcclure Up. T. Casey. 100 8
The race was between Grey Bud and Live
Wire, and Grey Bud won In the last last furlong
WhiriTind. 9 10 s. No time taken.
FIFTH RACE-THE SAM BASS CUP; heavy
weight fiat race for sweepstakes Two miles.
turf course
Horse. owner and Jockey VT Fin
Fauluess, H W Warner (Mr. Appleton1- 100 lao
KENTUCKY geau. e Davis lMr PelD l9o gao
Sign Post. W r. Grace CMr. Boyer 100
Faultless beat Kentucky Beau in the last half
g. Kentucky Beau even Sign Post 2 10 l. No
time taken.
SIXTH RACE.-THE GRAcEFIELD CUP.
steeplechase. for bona nde hunters Three
miles
EorsS, owner and jockey. W.T.. Fin.
Web Carter Helen H. Whitney Or.
Macedonia. Allan Ptnkerton Cdr. Bein .isS go
Handran. r. 3 Won Stade Cfr ClarkD i65 a
Macedonia led TO the last furlong when Web
ana won oy two lengths. Betting-Web Carter
TO ]; macedonia. 10 s: Handrax. 8 10 No
SEVENTH RACR-THE wrsrRI7Rv crrp..
hacks ana hunters Two miles on the %,
d. - rt,nnas W. .lucAey. VT Fin
Scstenaotzin Thonss u,nir, ,sir, Wnitel ldo Il
Nestor led from the start and won easea nm
Betting-NestoF. even. Gaatematx,n. 10 Ia Ga
time taken. - -S 40
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Telephone 60, 9lri5ono, bpilfe me-
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ten, og observation-disclosures er flpgtet
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oerfoite fig noaet @orti. 9iaor Set
bar O9ret prsoet, bar Brogreslipe
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Golitois 8e9rapelie.

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gennen ]}atteu % oct ti9li9eg1or-
gentimer / 0a9 anfom GfstratoQ
til 3aieifa, nnrmeite station til
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De misrlnoelf lfesparoiae.

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Sa ,Sollettes 11enin9 ON
Daleet.

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bar fe6t gien0oh 9reusen, oa
ON eno ban oiloe lebe alorio ioo
langt bort, Iaa oil oct polite 5olfs
6orbnnoelie fglee bnm ielp ON
oct por til @eroens Gnoe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-25
OpQanoen / ]l(eIiCo.
Ect ler no til at Der or no6rnot
9ieDOlntiOn ior 9llpor.
Snlnrgenterne bar allrreoe
inota9ct Here gDer.

ufefieo eltp, y JtoDember. -
Seitiae aompe fan0t Steo @aar
/ 0urango, Eorreon, Barrol oa
@ome3 8aIlacio, % oen iioItnnonte
gp iaI0t Oprsrerne5 0pnoer. Ere
Snnoreoe al De 'feoerale Sol0ater
iiges at oGre gaaet oper til Iebel.
lerne, iom oerefter lagoe Blaner
for 2ln9reb paa Den lopoIe Stprfe
Gorreon @Ome8 galncio er en
gp paa 1000 Snobnggere.
8aarsboeens Meloinger tpoer
poa, at ReOollttionen MI er beapn0t
for 9llpor og at Der er llIopnlitet
inOen ior Dia5s Scr.
en Meloing inoleb 6ertil / 9lf.
ties onJ at 600 fsoernIe Solonter /
CHIHUAHUA bar mist9nft for at up.
re uloDale oe par blepet afupbnet.
et aampngni 9ieratropper inofanot
lig ifelge Meloinaen 9nrrafferne
og bortferte, bpao Ser ionotes al
Woaben oa gmniinition
aampen begpn6te / Durango al.
| @aor @itermiOoog, og en- Il.
me ienere oor al 5roaoiorbinoelie
aiifnaret. Oct meooeIes ira 400
Slide, at 20 Berioner bleu brpbt
3acotecos, men ot 9ie0erinaens
trooper unOertrpffe6e Oprgret Ser
og par Stillingens 6errer / Mites.
celearaitraaSene noroen iorIlon.
terep or neoifoaret, ioa ingen Nael-
oinger oerira par at iaa. Man
fror, oet er SnIurgenterne, iom bar
aiifaaret 5orbinoeIien. 3 ben ame.
rifanife am6osia0e bleu 6et iagt,
at inaen 6elegrammer par inols.
bet fSaar ira aoninIerne Den
norolige Gel al 9liget. og oe ber.
pprenoe Blade bor beaer life up.
ret Stnno til at iifre iia Otter.
retninaer.
Trioate Dielbin9er, iom inoleb
sIites til Berioner, iom bar aeno.
ifab til observation-disclosures, 5ran.
cisco 5. Waoeros 9ep9gelier, gif
no poa, at baaoe Torreon og 60.
mes Falncio par Oprsrernes Spn.
Der og at Gbibuobuos og Gueblos
s5alo funoe oentes / Gag.
sgenter for Maoero iiges at
pere pna gei til @aI6ineton ior
at uaretage observation-disclosures Sn.
teresier Der
Som 8rnno til, at ct Heeiment
Sninnteriiier / glftes al Soit blep
fenbt til Sri5abo / Sioten gera
Grii5, anfsrte arigsminiiteren, at
man irpeteoe ior. at 9iebeaerne oil.
De Iprpnae Sernbonebroerne 9ni.
ten me0 1pnamit.
Zen 6emmeliee 45olititieneite bar
pPret bsi @rao pirfiom. Get for.
lpSer, at 200 9lgitatorer er arre.
itefet ber | 9s6et al faa Gage, og
at talrige 9Irreitationer fan pentes
ben nprnieite 8rerhtio.
r. 81 Bnio. Ter, %. Nouember.
Si0lge NeooeIelier, iom er inoIs.
bet bertil. blep Gan glntonio, San
anores, Jorreon 9lonf, Minaca,
enciniIlas. Guerrero oa omliqqen-
oe egne Stoten Gbibuabua taaet
al observation-disclosures glites. 0e be.
ilagIa9oe ale 9utiffer oa 0lili-
t9riioItpr og iatte iig / 9eii66elie
al SeIte og appa. G6ibuabuo er
un0er arieslop
s 9lcombaro Staten @uoaqn.
ota brso 300 0fpno inO | 5ena.
iIet oe frigior0e 5ongerne; berpaa
beisgte De 2nanebutifferne og tog
SfroeDaaben oe glmmunition. Si-
ben orog De til Gointpipoet og
iifreoe Jig Gountpets penee. De
msOtes al trooper oeo Mionot; i
aampen orGbtes tppe Meno, og 80
ioareoes. Soloaterne bar MI Mag-