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The Washington herald., 1911-11-12
GEORGETOWN QUINT
STARTS REAL WORK
Manager Fortune Arranges
Hard Schedule.

Manager Tom Fortune. Of the George
town basketball team, has arranged the
most pretentious schedule ever attempt
ed on the Hilltop, and the present sea-
son on the floor promises to be a corker.
Twenty-three games. including contests
with army. Penn. Virginia, Pittsburg
and Rucknell are on the schedule. and
with the material on hand the Blue and
Gray quint promises to be as strong as
the crack five of last season.
OF last years men there are seven
back, Capt. Martin, Barricello, ex-Capt.
Schlosser. Waldron, HeiskeII. Graham,
and Cogan. There are many new men
who will Try for the team, including Ad
Loehl and Murphy, of last years prep
team, and George Collifiower and Frank
Gibson, of the 19O9-l0 team, are candidates
for the quint.
COIIiGower the Coach.
Jim Colliflower. the former star of the
District League, is coaching the team,
and there Is every reason to believe that
the 19l1-12 Georgetown basketball team
will be every bit as strong, II not strong
er, than the crack aggregation that wore
the Blue and Gray last year. The home
games will be played at the Arcade.
Following is the complete schedule:
Dec. 4-Gallaudet College, at Washington.
6-BatimOrr Medical College, at Washington.
S-Uni. Of Pennsylvania. at Philadelphia.
l6-St Johns COLLEGE, at Washington.
Jan. 6-Uui. Of Maryland. at Washington.
lo-Lnyola College at Washington
5-Manhattan College at Washington
l9-New York Uni, at New York.
Danny at West Point.
E-UuI. Of Virginia, at Washington.
Jl-Cath0lic University. at Washington
Feb. dickinson College. at Washington.
6-Uni Il North Carolina, at Washington
9-WashingtOn and Lee Uni, at Lexington.
lG-Uni Of Virginia, at Charlottesville.
l5-New York Uni. at Washington.
l9-Trnity. Of North Carolina, at Wash ton.
2-Franklin and Marshall at Washington.
3-WaShingtOu and Lee Uni. at Washington.
3-CathOic University at Washington
Mar. 2-Baltimore Medical College at BaItimGEaS
6-UniTerSity Of lfttsburE at WashnS1&
9-BuCknrll University. at Washington
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Franklin Field. Philadelphia. Nov. IL
PENNSYLVANIA football squad found itself
n glorious fashion this afternoon. and
showing the first and finest offensc of the
year. swamped Lafayette 10y the score
uf o to &. Had not Coach Smith tried
oIt substitute hack field in the third
quarter, Lafayette would never have
scored At all.
In view of the fact that PENNSYLVANIA
had just lost three games in succession.
the word or tn" reversal Of form which
the Quakers showed aroused the greatest
enthusiasm. and the ST Id"uts hOckcd to
the training quarters. wh,rc they Cheered
their team.
The Red and Blue scored one touchdown
in the first period. one in the second, and
two in tn" fourth. The pendulum swung
to the other side in tn" third quarter,
when Lafayette scored her one touch
down.
The initial touchdown came toward
the close Of the first period, after Mar
shall had been ruled off Tor rough play.
Pennsylvania was then given half the
distance to the goal This pu, the ball
on i.afayettc's 42-yard line. Mercer, after
two attempts. brok" through for a touch
down
The second touchdown came just at the
end of the next quarter, when the QuaK-
ers got the ball on their own 43-yard
line on the irst rush Mercer ran -
Yards, and after two plunEes by Ken
ncdy and Thavcr OF and j. yards each,
Mercer ran the remaining il yards for
touchdown
SubstItutc Back Field Used.
In the third quarter PENNSYLVANIA used
substitute back field. and loose hand
ling Of the hall gave Lafayette her op-
portunity, Daunchower going on over
recovered on-sidc kick, followed by a
forward pass.
In the fourth period Pennsylvania re-
turned her regular backs to tn" game,
and tailed twice The first score came
on a forward pass. which Mercer caught
on Lafayette's l3-yard line. Fisher going
over for the touchdown on four plays.
The final touC hdown was made by Fisher,
after Dannenhower had fumbed an on
side kick by Barr.
Lineup and summary.
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1t looked as II Michigan had saved her
skin, but only for a moment.
Standing behind his own goal line.
Thompson prepared to kick. The pass
was such that he had to make the punt
standing bit to one side. Big Bill
Munk, COrnells captain and left tackle.
who played a dashing game, broke
through. His big arm struck the ball.
the oval bounded high into the air
twenty men made n wild dash for il, it
struck the ground, and Fritz, the Cor
nell light but speedy right end was on
It. for touchdown. Butler kicked goal
and the crowd, which had not seen such
playing by Cornell football team all
year. went crazy.
After that Cornell had the ball in her
opponents territory almost all the time
although one 6O-yard punt by Thompson
took it to Cornelrs 2O-yard line at one
time
The Ithacans then went down with in
held goals on several occasions Butler
was again bothered by the wind. and he
missed Conklin, Picard, Thompson,
ana Carpel played a strong game for
the wolverines, while Eyrich and Fritz.
the Cornell ends: Butler, O'Connor. and
the whole Cornell line surprised the Cor
nell partisans. II begins to look like 4
strong team at Cornell
Lineup and summary.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12

INSTITUTES -ButterhauFh for Randall Battiste for
i.ICs. B. White for Claude. BrUadwater for Harris
GLADDEN. for McNutt. Lainon for Thompson. Wilson
f,r Clarke. Brradwatc for Mellon. Fell for Clayton
Sore First half to 0: socrIId half. Johns u:
Niallaudrt. TnuchdcwnE-CTayt Mellon. Wilson.
Goals from touChd,wn-Cl -Claudc ;. Referee-MT
Wheaton. YAH. Umrire-Mr. Weymouth. Yale
Field judSr-Mr Howard Navy. Head lincsmaH
Mr. Hlrri.In -. Johns Time If JeriodS-Two Il
muNtc aud two l5minute quarters
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12
VI. 4. c. Reserves Lose.

Baltimore, Md, Nov. lin a game
marked by frequent fumbles by the vic
tors, the Baltimore City College football
team defeated the Maryland Agricultural
College reserves at College Park to-day.
s to o.
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tage over the other. In fact, ii was any,
body's game until the whistle blew for the
end of the game. The Orange and Black
are not very jubilant over the victory,
for the team showed absolutely no Of
fensive power save for two brilliant runs
by Pendleton, one for IL yards and an
other for %, and sawyer. who pulled off Il
30-yard run in the last quarter. The
coaches have their work cut out for them
during the next week if Yale is to be de-
feated next Saturday. The Tigers, how
ever. did not have their strongest lineup
in the field to-day. Wilson and Duff, two
of the Tigers strongest line men, were
both out of the game. Both have minor
injuries, and the coaches were not will
ing to take any chances with them.
Brown and Mccormick put up a strong
game. but were not as steady and reliable
as the two first string men.
Dartmouth could do nothing with the
Tiger line, but an end-run formation,
much like Harvard's s fake pass last Sat
urday. netted them several good gains in
midtield before the Tigers could break it
up. About the only thrills of the game
were Pendleton and MOrey's long runs.
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12
HEMPHILL A VETERAN,
Only Three Players Outrank Old
Eagle Eye.

Charley Hemphill is one of the veterans
in point OF service in the American
League. Billy Sullivan, of the White
Sox, and Harry Davis and Topsy Hart.
sci. of che Athletics, are the only active
rivals who Outdate old Eagle Eve. OF
the Yankees. Chase alone has been with
the club longer than Hemphin. OF the
1908 aggregation, Chase now remains
alone. Elberfeld, Conroy, StahI. Keeler
Moriarty. Klelnow, Ball. Chesbro Glade
Niles. and half a dozen other ilIustrious
ones have drifted back into the minors
or have been traded to other clubs. Blair
and Vaughn might he included i'm the
1903 cast. though both were farmed out
that year. The rest OF the Yankees are
all new within the four playing seasons.
While on the subject OF all-star teams
how would this hit the fans? For the
outheld, Jackson. Cobb. and Speaker: the
infield. Chase. Collins, Barry. and Baker;
pitchers, Bender. Matty. Walsh, Wood,
Ford, and Johnson; catchers. Thomas,
Meyers. and Archer. A manager would
have very little OF worry with such a
club,
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lne-up and summary

Su6eLIIuteS-Norrls Tor Coleman, Mcdonald for
Dougherty. Holland for Mcdonald J. LscarnDt for
Frd'lI, Baricello for HeEArty. DonneIIy for He
gary. McNultJ for Hart. DonneIly for Hart, HE'S
kell Tor Williams. Petritz for Cunnif Crafts for
Stohlman, Heiskell for Stohlman Jamison for He
garty. JamiSon for Bergen. Foley for Costello Sit
terding for Costello. Dunn for Magner. Dunn for
Fury. Murray for Fury, Muanney for White Gold
en- Tor Dunn. Murray for MagDer. TouchdOwns-
Wagner w. Dunn, Fury. Goals from touchdown
Mymard tSD. Refcree-Mr. GiVenS, Georgetown
Implre-Nr. Dugan. Nigilsnt 4. G. Field nudge
Mr.. Lambertoni, Georgetown. Head Iincsman-Mr
"aldr,1'; GeorEetown. LineSmen-MeSsrs. McGath
and BOsIey. Itme Of PERIODS minntes.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12
KENSINGTON WINS.
Defeats Rockville Eleven by 6 to 5
Score.
Special to The Washington H,raId.

Special to The Washington H,rald.
Kensington, Md. Nov. 1o-The light
Kensington team defeated the Rockville
eleven in a close game to-day. s to :.
Rockville Outweighed Kensington by
about fifteen pounds to man. w.
Warthen and Bufin starred for Kensing-
ton, while Preston and Jones did good
work for Rockville. Cunningham's goal
decided the battle. Lineup and sum-
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APACHES REORGANIZE.
Are Ready to Defend I%5-pOund
Football Championship.

The strong Apache Athletic Club have
rcorganiZed after disbanding for sew
eral weeks. Although Lacarione, Lus-
combe. Johnson. and R. Bosley have
withdrawn from the team. Manager
Snider will put up a great fight to hold
the 135-pOund championship. with the
following lineup: Left end. Frank
left tackle. America; left guard. Hans
center. r. SmithsOn; right guard, Du-
lin; right tackle, Taylor (CaptD right
end, Snider; quarter back. H. Bosley
right half back, H. Smithson; left half
back, Setback; full back, Thompson.
All teams desiring games address
Manager r. Snider, 1885 E street south
east.
The national commission would bar call
players from writing series stories for the
neWSDaDerS. But do thew
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12
KENSINGTON.

T"Ichdown~-Jones W. Warthcn. Goal from
tou"hdown-Cunningham Rcfcrre-Mr. Prettyman.
X. VI. A. Timer-Mr. Hayes, II. II. :. Time OF
quarters-l0 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12
CaIrert. Trim Morgnn schooI.

Helped by the brilliant work OF l..
Whelchel. Hills, Phillips, and Bridget,
the Caverts defeated the Morgan School,
q to ). Lineup and summary:
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SubstitutCs-Sprauncr for Young. Nolan for Dillon
Mccall for Nolan Gr'cn for NOlfcrt kellchCr tor
Morris Crawford for Findeison. MattsOn for Jour
det. Fisher for MattsOn, Chandler tor Minds
KeOuEh for Chandler Barr Tor Thayer Harrington
Mercer Gross for Fury. stone tor Gross ROycr tor
Boas Pardee for Backus. RawsOn for Marshall
Hammond for RawSOn. Spieble for Roth. Touch
dCWTr-MerCCr q. Fisher ~. DanncnhuwCr. Goals
from toUChdown-MindS C2l, Crawford, Kelly. Ret
Crce-Mr. Carl Marshall, Harvard. Umpirc-Mr
Bergen. PrinoCtOn. Field hdGr-Mr \. {. Tyler
Princeton. Head lneSman-Mr. II. y. Thorne
Haverford- Length Of gamc-FOur l2minute pc
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12

SubStituteS-COllinS for O'Connor Mack for Pon
thu TOuchdown-Fritz. Goal from touchdown
Butler. Referre-Mr. Dave Futz. Brown I,mpirs
Mr.. Sharpe, Yale Field udge-SIr Louis HInkev
4aIe Head hnesman-Mr. W. {. Booth, Princeton.
TIme Of periods-l5 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12

SubstitItcs-HoEEsCtt tor Dudley Rarond for
Hoggsett. HoEEsett for Barond Ambrose Tor Hogg-
se;t Beer Tor tarnum Lcaden for Ambrosc WI
rants for Mct 0rmick. Omond for Phillips. Sawyer
for Baker. Hammond for Dunlap. Goal from
ted-De Witt.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12
CARROLLS LOSE
TO THE PREPS
G. [. Youngsters Win by
13 to II Score.

In fast and hotly contested game
Of basketball last night in the Ryan
gymnasium, on the Hilltop, the Props
scored their first victory of the season.
defeating the boys from Carroll Institute
by a score OF - to II.
For the first game of the year both
the Props and Carroll Institute put up
classy exhibition of gOal-tossing and
the final result was undecided until the
whistle sounded Mignot. for the Preps.
was the most consistent goal getter,
while Shalcn. for the Carroll Institute
five, was easily the star. Lineup and
summary.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12
Princeton and Dartmouth in Desperate Battle Tigers Winning
ALL-AROUND SCHOLASTIC STAR
WILLIAM Country NORRIS.
Technical High.

William Morris, bet
ter known as Country"
is the best all-around
athlete ever turned out
of a District high school.
In football he IS with
out a peer, as he has
ably demonstrated time
and again on the local
gridirons. In the game
against Central that was
to decide the scholastic
title, it was "Country's"
Individual work that
saved the Manual Train
ers from defeat, as twice
he recovered bad passes,
and, scooping the ball
up in his arms, ran fifty
yards before being
downed by sheer weight
of numbers.
In baseball, "COuntry"
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12

Observation-Disclosures for Beaulac Deagnan Tor
O'Dwver. Grove for DeCT Barradine for Grove,
BiddulIh for Barradine. Marm for DALEY. Lcary
for MaHIm. NorJffinger fer Martin Field goals
Mgnot 49,. Martin. MarIm. Nordlinger Collins,
O'Dwycr Walsh. Foul gnals-Martin, ShaIcn C5).
RcfCrcc-Mr. smith Carroll Institute. Tmer-Mr
Donahuc. &. L. 4. Time Of halveS-2D minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12
St. Johns Beats GalLaudet
After q Stubborn. Battle

Thompson. were down the field like hun
CRY Ereyhounds under punts
Lineup and summary:
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TouchdoWns-Needham C2l. L. Whelchel C9. Pey-
ton. Sergeant. Observation-Disclosures Referee-Mr
King LneSnAn-Mr. RakmRn Timer-Mr Jones.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12
PENN DEFEATS
LAFAYETTE, 23-6
Wins First Football Game
of the Season.
W o1-r
aUAKERs' DEFENSE IS GREAT

Lafayette Held by Regular Team,
Substitutes Making Their Touch
down POSsibIc-Rcd and Blue
Eleven shows First Real Football
of Yenr-Mercer Plays Fast.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12

the best coutcr since the days CT Johnny BeaI
only behind the bat that "Country Shines the infeld he
good the next And with the willow William king OF
them ALL for his mighty club that landed the Technical ball
team in the championship class last season.
On the cinder path Morris good man over the hurdles
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12


OF h ecrad
Et wIIem nnbu
md makes sronsi
of and his ALT
OF hardest
the bases him
bcs of frcccver
There brilliant ahead of the local college athletics
corral the wot an smt
w.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12

'Country' Morris again demonstrated
that he is one ct tie best football play
erS ever turned out of District high
school, for it was his work, mbre than
any one else, that held the Georgetown
team in the second half Of the game.
.Fountry" played an cnd-a position that
he Is not familiar wth-und showed uD
great.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12

There is a movement on foot to have
an All-liigh school team play the crack
Figilants THANKSGIVING morning in Capi-
tai City Park. This game would he a
'"rker. a il would serve To show the dit
ference h"tw"en indcpendent and high
school football and their teams.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-12

In baseball, "Country"
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Der lintsriHieb burnihnitilid feds
Sabre. mad Der sneiien 1T bic aebenss
bauer Der 1rouen in ben lssitn 20
Sobren bebsutenb sefiiessn. Sic be-
true BON 1870 Bis 1880 nah Der Stns
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lere Qebensbnner Der Grauen nuf o5
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cine mab5olls 1b1tigfeit Der 0rnu
ourhnus siinitis tpirit unb btFer ais
bic esrinpe ansbeilnohme am Grlperbss
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ipelhem Der 9anbit abiprans. WcGafz
fertp iprans ibm nah unb CAB Jeuer.
gudlep erfpiberte bas Jeuer, nah elm
poar SdifIen burhfhlus aber eine
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bitten, unb ais ibm Der Repolper aus
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Gin 9rptet gegen ben ames
ritanii h britifden
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pertrds.
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giabt i'm Sriib-4tbIetic Club cine aons
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troo lieet beretts bem aabinet Res
prdIioenten 2aft Dor uno bat Den
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lebensbauer ber Trauen
in DeutfhIanb. Rad elmer
amtlintn. Iid pom 1890 bis 1900 bes
5iebenben Stdtiitis aus olIeH Qonbess
tbkiIsn DeuifdIonbs finb 5iDti 1eits
iitlIungen bon ip<fentliner @ebtntung.
Rnt5 Der eriten In bic Qtbensbouer
hss ipeibIi6en GefmIed5iS Absotutenb
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mort Der beutihen ReeNrung ouf bic
prpteIte Der amerttanilhen 8olisSme
porteure sessn bic 9urdfiibruns bes
neuen oeuti6en aaliseiebes erholten
Die glntpprt lit iebr lang nnb tpiro
niht betonnt eemaht tperoen, bis iis
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benz aommtttee Der unabbdnetger
aolisS sSmporteure, es tpurpe aber nidts
beIhlol1en, ba bic Gntipprt Der bent
5tenRegierung mod nt6t betannt ipar
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aunae In ser sa6erei an gores. 30 Sinl
I1p ctr.
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Gutes g,abden fur &ausarbeli; gHier
ECln. 1900 HreneH err.
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@erInngt AZ fanfcn:

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Sures bon 10 Jdtrsn nm bas Qinfeninieiien
3u erIsrnen. Adtsufraaeu bel u. ale.u &
grov Ceitfsr, s35 aaee CIR. 10
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