davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
spcc;sI to rhs Wash:nrtou Henld.


Franklin Field. Pa, Oct. &.-Penn's 8
football team suffered one of the worst
defeats in its history this afternoon at
the hands of State College, by the score
of p to s. The visiting collegians scored
twenty, points in the first period by the
most thrilling exhibition Of the running
game seen here in years.
In the second period Penn made her
one touchdown. State did not score
again until the fourth quarter, when
Capt Mercer, kicking from behind his
goal line, was obliged to fall on the ball.
which was blocked for safety.
The scoring of States three touch
downs were the result of whirlwind foot
hall that made the Pennsylvania team
look like sChoolboys. The first score
came when Quarter Back Miller caught
Mercer's kick of on the 10-yerd line
and ran the length of the field behind
good interference. The second touch
Getting the ball in mIdfeld on downs.
first lineup, King speeding down the
field for x yards. Barry was stopped
in his tracks of the next play. but Mil
Ter dashed around the end, and by more
brilliant lodging, went over for the sec
one touchdown.
Tie third touchdown was as spectacu-
lar as the first A tumble set State back
to the 5-yard linz compelling Mauthe TO
punt from behind the goal line. 1t was
a high kick, and Penn's backs missed It.
The ball bounded and Barry, catching 1t
for State as il descended, sprinted 60
yards for the thir touchdown. Just be-
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29

Cambridge. Oct. 8.-The big Brown
bear wandered too far away from Its
native haunts with the result that 1t
fell good and hard before the trusty
shafts of mighty John Harvard, being
beaten in a football game on the Sta
dunn by the overwhelming score OF
20 to 6.
Harvard sustained severe penalties
from both off-side play and holding in
the first half, being penalized three
times for Is yards each. Throughout
the first period both teams struggled
like mad, which resulted in a touch
down for the Crimson. Score to 0.
In the second period the Providence
boys made their score by phenomenal
work in handling the leather. Sprack-
ling sucoseded in advancing the oval
in Harvards dangerous zone by two
forward passes landing on Harvards
s-yard line, where Tenney went over
for a touchdown, Ashbaugh kicking the
goal. During this period the Harvard
gladiators succeeded in advancing the
oval to Browns 1S-yard line, Milholland
making a beautiful field goal from the
2s-yard line. The period ended with Har-
ward in the lead. Score: Harvard. 9;
Brown, 6.
In the third period. Campbell, by an
other spectacular dash, scored a second
touchdown for Harvard. Potter execut-
ed a fine forward pass in this period,
netting a gain for the Crimson of 25
yards. Wendell began to steam up and
plunged through the opponents barrier
for II yards more. At this stage of the
contest, Jones, Browns full back, ex-
celled and everything looked favorable
for Brown, but a disappointment DASH
ed their hopes, when a ground player
fumbled the pigskin and CampeIl snatch
ed It up and dashed for a touchdown.
This was the best play of the day. Fish
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
CARLISLE INDIANS
WHIP LAFAYETTE
Braves Goal Is Never in Dan
ger, Winning 10 to 0.

Easton, Pa, Oct 8-Carlisle gained
an easy victory over Lafayette to-day
by score OF 10 to o. The Indians goal
was never threatened. Lafayette tow
ard the close carried the ball to the 30
yard line, where they had 1t when time
was called. Lafayette did very good
work in the beginning, but it was early
evident that the Indians were the
strongest. They were heavier, fleeter
and more accurate in their plays, and
their interference was fine. Still early
in the game it looked as though the
contest would be close, for Lafayette
frequently threw the backs for losses,
but the beef of the visitors began to
tell, and after Thorpe had scored the
first touchdown Lafayette began to lose
hope.
The Indians kicked OF. A gain of
20 yards by Marshall and Is by Spiegle
cheered the maroon ana white rooters,
but after that the Indians held and got
the ball on a punt on their 30-yard line.
Being unable to gain, the ball went to
Lafayette when a forward pass, Kelly
to Dannehower, gained IS yards. Roth
gained s yards, but on the next play the
Indians got the ball on a tumble. Thorpe
made 10 yards. and another gain put the
ball on Lafayette's 35-yard line. Here
AdIayeIle nelQ ana got the Dali. The IN
dams then worked 1t down to Lafayette's s
20-yard line, when the first period closed
without either side scoring.
The Indians seemed to get stronger as
the play progressed, and in the second
period the ball was in Lafayette's terri
tory most of the time In the second
period the Indians carried the ball close
to Lafayette's goal and lost 1t on downs.
Lafayette was forced to kick, and again
the Indians worked the sphere within
striking distance. Lafayette was stub
born, however, and it was only after
gains Of a few yards at a time that the
visitors finally got the ball on the 1-yard
line. Then Thorpe carried IL over for a
touchdown. No goal was kicked. Wheel
ock made the second touchdown. No goal
was kicked, and the first half ended,
Carlisle, 10; Lafayette, o. In the third
period Hodge made a goal from the field.
and in the last period Thorpe made an
other touchdown, which Burd kicked a
goal on and brought the score to 10 to
o in favor Of the Indians.
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
HOLY CROOSDOWNE
BY PRINCETON, 200
Tigers Have the Whip-hand
Throughout Game.

Princeton, N. j., Oct. 28.-The Prince
ton eleven took Holy Cross into camp
this afternoon, 20 to 0.
The Tigers had the whip-hand of the
situation ell through the game, except
in the third quarter. when line play and
fumbles kept them on the defensive con-
tinually They did not advance the ball
a single yard, while the scrappy visitors
tore through the Tigers for so yards. In
the last quarter Pendleton reeled on two
sensational runs, one for s yards and
another, 70 yards, for a touchdown.
Tackle- after tackler laid hands on him,
only to be shook off like dust from a
flying arrow. Capt. Hart was also a
tower of strength to the Tigers. He was
down under punts with the ends, and
nailed his man with such deadly tackling
that the visitors took to signaling for a
fair catch when the human battering ram
was near enough to strike. The individ-
ual playing of the Tigers was fine, but
teamwork was lacking.
The Tigers used only old formations to
do the trick. They gained 2s6 yards on
rushing the ball to the visitors ia The
forward pass was used by both elevens
with varying success. The Tigers broke
the dangerous pass of the visitors much
quicker than thsy diagnosed the Wheel
shift of the visitors.
The Tigers are weak at drop kicking.
Baker put his first try over, but missed
two other easy chances, once kicking
straight into the line. 1t was an ideal
day for good ball.. clear, sky. and not
too cold About 1000 witnessed the oon-
test
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29

er kicked the goal Score: Harvard Is;
Brown, 6.
Harvard Scores Again.
The fourth period brought five more
points to Harvards score. Spreckling
kicked to Potter, who received 1t on
Harvard's 4O-yard line, with a flying
start, and evading the Brown players
by remarkably good lodging and arm
work, he dashed to Browns 2-yard line.
Wendell was called upon to carry 1t
over, and on the second attempt sue
ceeded admirably. Fisher failed to kick
the goal. Score: Harvard 20; Brown, 6.
In the fourth period Harvard coaches
sent in the second string men to relieve
the regulars.
The betting was even before the con-
test. Up to the second half no one would
have given odds on Harvard. Fumbling
in the third period lost the game for
Brown. Campbelrs dash for a touch
down in the third period upon picking
up the ball after the Brown playeS had
fumbled was pure luck. The result Of
this contest has given the football fol-
lowers a favorable impression as to Har-
wards chance for victory over. Yale
this year.
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
.PREPS DEFEAT
EPISCOPAL HIGH
G.. q. Youngsters Outplay
Rivals by II to 5.
sp.cin to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Alexandria, Va, Oct. B.-For the first
time in eight years the Georgetown
preparatory youngsters defeated their
old rivals, Episcopal. High School, of
Alexandria, on the latter's gridiron. this
afternoon, IL to s.
The Props made their scores and won
the game in the last few minutes Of the
game. Soon after the kickoff to the
Preps in the last quarter, Martin, for
the Hilltop boys, by Clever broken
field run, placed the pigskin squarely be-
tween the goal posts for touchdown.
Capt. Marurn missed the goal The Blue
and Gray youngsters made their next
score when Capt. Marum, by spectacu-
lar run through the line and dodging
the back field OF Episcopal High School,
made the second touchdown for the
Preps.. Martin kicked a beautiful goal
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
Tome school Beaten.
ma Malhinrton Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Port Deposit, Nd, Oct. S.-In a game
featuring the open style of football, Law
renceviIle defeated Tome School here to-
day S to o. The Lawrenceyille team had
things pretty much their own way in the
first half, and scored their touchdown ir
the second after one minute OF play. The
local team was not discouraged and came
back strong in the second half, but were
unable to score. holding Lawrenceville IN
their territory.
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
ST. JOHNS BEATEN
BY HILLTOPPERS
Continued from Page One.

demons, and by a series of short gains
ripped through St. Johns line. and Bry-
ant was pushed over between left guard
and tackle for a touchdown. Wymard
kicked an easy goal.
Georgetown FumbIeH Badly.
Fumbling by Georgetown and a poor
otfense msrred the opening quarter Of
the second period, which went scoreless.
Costello once got within 40 yards OF St
Johns goal. but his attempted drop kick
was blocked.
In the third period the pace was begin
ming to tell on the visiting forwards.
Coach Nielsen sent in Billy Sitterding at
quarter. Costello kept his old position,
but Bryant and Fury were relieved by
Carrigan and Quinlan. and with this trio
the Hilltoppers seemed to take on a new
lease OF life. From st. Josn's 4O-yard line
Carrigan, Quinlan, and Costello ripped
through for short gains, using close
formation attack There was plenty OF
smash in each rush. and Sitterding him.
self carried the ball over for the second
touchdown. wymard missed an easy
goal Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
Answer to Qnery.

Sporting Editor The Washington Herald:
Dear sir-To decide bet, will you
kindly state In the sporting page how
many games were played between Boston
and Pittsburg for the worlds champion
ship in 1903? Also how many Boston won.
Yours truly,
WILLIAM BREARLEY.
GI3 Tenth street northeast.
Answer-Eight games were played, Boa-
ton winning five Of them.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
CORNELL DEFEATS
PITTSBURG ELEVEN
Red Team Wins Game by
8 to 6 Score.

Ithaca, Oct I-Cornelrs Red team
showed flashes of fine football in the
game with Pittsburg University this at
ternoon and although outweighed fifteen
pounds on an average, swept the visitors
OF their feet In the first half and scored
a touchdown and drop kick.
The final score was to 8, and all OF
the scoring was made in the first half.
Then the game resolved itself into
punting duel.
From the very outset the Cornell team
showed more ginger and determination
than in any game so far this year. The
first score was made when O'Connor
kicked the ball out toward the left and
Eyrich, scooping It up cleverly. lodged
his way through for q touchdown.
After trying a number OF drop kicks In
vain Eyrich finally succeeded in getting
a drop kick over from the 30-yard line,
concluding all of Cornelrs scores. For
the visitors Feightner kicked field goal
from the 3S-yard line in the first period
after a successful forward pass had taken
the ball . yards in Cornell territory.
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
American wrestler wins.

Special Gable TO The W; shingtou Herald.
Bolton. England, oct. BIN contest
for the light-weight wrestling champion
ship cf the world. Bob Somerville. the
American grappler. tonight defeated Tom
Rose. OF Bolton. on points after ninety
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29

observation-disclosures for Oversch. Hamilton for
Dickens. De Rhode for Ralston. Elmer for Wake
man, Ingram for Weems Latimore for Howe
Vaughn for RedmAn, Whiting for Gilchrist. Dali
ton for Shaw, Leanord for Sowell Stevens for
Garaci, Barnes for HoagiAnd. Hanley for ShotIhan.
Shulman for Barnes. Referee-Mr Thomson George
town. Umplre-Mr. CrOliuS Dartmouth Field
iudgt-GrSham Poe. Princeton Head Iinesman-
Mr. southworth, Harvard Time Of quarters-I2
minutes each
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
Western Reserve
Holds Navy Safe
Midshipmen Fail to Defeat the PIucky Cleveland
Elepen-Line' Stops MiddieS' Line
Final Count, to o.

several short gains by Rodes. Dalton
started in the game, but 1t was evident
that instructions had been given to save
him as much as possible. Brown, the
big tackle, was out OF the game on ac-
count Of strained knee, but otherwise
the Navy had its full strength available.
The work of the local team was, on the
whole, very disappointing.
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29

substftutes-B -Bruckerhof for Cnsaek. Yroonan for
Cass, Farrell for Mccarthy, Crowley for MarcneS.
Anderson for Wood PAilor for Kinsolving Cromly
tor Speare Touchdowns-speare, Martin. Marum.
Coal-Marfin Refe7ee-Mr. Daniels Episcopal High
schooI Umpire-Tom O'sulliyan. Georgetovn. Field
n5dge-NIr Berkely University of Virginia. Head
iirFsman-Mr Walker, Episcopal High School.
| IJuesmeu-otterbridc alntgomery. Georgetown Pre-
rarstory school. and Mr. Smith. Episcopal High
school Thners-AIessrs Morgan. GeorEeto~n Pre-
rsrstory school. and Reed. Episcopal High School.
| Tsme n ouaFters-io minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29

Substitutes-MillcT foE Whyte, O'Counof fcr Smith,
Collins for OCuunor Mccormick for Hawkins, Gas
for UnderhiIl Wagner foC Graves, Gebler for Blak.
soIes for Lindsay Connolly for DewAr, Quailey for
Wagner, Kernochan for FeightneT. Referee-Mr
Pe4SdIeton. Bowdoin. Umpire-Mr. McCarty, Ger
nantown Field judgo-Mr. De Camp, Williams
Head HneSulan-Mr. Gilmore, West Point Touch
duSn-Eyrich Goal from tOuchdown-O' COnnor.
Gosls from held-GalVin. Eyrch. Time Of periods-
Is minutes each
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29

Lamb for orTis. Fletcher for EastOn. Referee-Mr
shaw, Ohio. Umpire-Mr. Maxwell swsrthmore.
Field iudge-Mr. Abbott. U. Of p. LIneznen-
MesrS KAfer, Of Princeton, and Aiken. Of Yale.
TouchdCwn-Thcmpsou. Time Of quarters-i2 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
.LEHIGH OUTCLASSED
BY THE ARMY TEAM
Cadets Capture Contest by
20 to 0 Count.

West Point Oct. 2s.-Fighting gamely
against a team that greatly outclassed
it, Lehigh went down to defeat before
the Army lads to-day. 20 to 0.
I. Only once did the Lehigh boys have a
chance to score This was in the third
period, when MeCafrery got MacDonald's
punt on the Army 40-yard line, and i'm
medIately worked a pretty forward pass
TO Villa for Is yards The visitors hit
both wings Of the Army line and worked
the ball straight down to the 1-yard line.
with the cadets on their feet yelling for
their team TO hold. The period ended
before PaSette was ready for another
line charge.
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29

srbstitutes-Oehrl for Latham, Gwynn for Chaisty.
BROOKS for Riehl ButtrbauGh for Rockwell Refree
Mr. Breunick, Of Harvard Umpire-Mr. Stocks
dale Of Baltimore Linesmen-MessrS. Cook and
Hills Head InesnAn-Mr. Chapman. Field judge
Mr.. Bosley, Of st. Johns
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
CaIverts win Again.

In game featured by the rushing OF
L whelchel and the good defense work
of Phillips. Berlin, and Holmes. the CAL
vert football team defeated the Monroes
q to 5. Lineup:
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29

SChStitutes-Sprunce for Fisher. Nolan for Dillon,
Crawford for Nolan Kelifer for Norris Mathson for
JOurdet, Keough for Msrshall Kennedy for HarrinR-
ton, Minds for Barr, Thayer for Moyer, Hill for
Thayer, Wilson for Page Goodreke for Hansen, Mo
Vein for Gootreke. Herman for Miller. Barrett for
Mautbe. Bergman FOX Barry. Referee-Mr. Mar
shall, Harvard. Umpire-Mr. 0lesGn, Lehigh. Field
Judse-Mr. CroweIl sWsTthmore. Head linesman-
Nj Tyler, Princeton. Touchdovns-Mller C2,
Barry. Minds. Goals from touchd0wn-Manthe t9.
Crawford. safetieS-HauinEton, Mercer. Time Ot
Ean1e-Fmr n-minute periods.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
GE0RRGET0WN.

Substitutes -StohlmAn for DALEY. Sitterding foi
Magnec. Gnscr Tor Cunnin. ouinlan for Fury, Oar
ugap for Br5ant. Bergen for Barricello Jamisn fol
Heprfy. Touchd0m-BEyant Goals from oeid-
Costello g. Goal from touchdown-Wymard. Ref
erce--Ar. Lambert, of Ames Coreee umpire-Mr
tiisen, oi Georgetown. Field i1dgs-Mr. More
Clarkson Tech Timers-MeNrs. Thachec and Brown
Tine g pgiOdS-ls minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
M. A. C. RESERVES LOSE.
Polytechnic Eleven Wins by IL to

o Score.
Spccisl 70 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Nd, Oct. 2S.-The Polytech-
mic Institute football team upheld its
cOlors to-day when it won a close contest
from the Maryland Agricultural College
reserves, IL to 0, at Mount Washington
Both teams were evenly matched. and
for three quarters there was a deadlock.
Toward the close OF the last quarter
Capt. Platt got the ball on a pass on the
Aggies' 10-yard line, and made the first
touchdown He made a perfect kick Of
Ihe goal. One and a half minutes later
Flatt made a long run for a touchdown
and kicked the goal
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
Lineup and summary:

srbstitutss-Duff fer Wilson Wilson for Brown,
N, Lean for Vaughn. Dunlap for Wight, Penheld for
Chpste. Penfeld for De Witt. Phillips for Nc
Lean Pickett for DaEitt. TOuchdowns-De Witt.
Fenheld. PendIeton. Goals from t0uchdoTnS-Pen-
dItton and Baker. Field goal-Mr. Baker. Referee
Mr. Giland Umpire-Mr Williams. Pennsylvania.
Head linesman-Mr. Atwood, Amherst.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
FOOTBALL DoUBLE-HEADER.
ViEfIants Play Troop B, of Fort
Myer, This Afternoon.

vi
Myer, This Afternoon.
The vigilant football team has ar
ranged a double-header to be played at
its park, Capital City League Grounds,
North Capitol and l. streets northeast,
this afternoon.
The first game will start promptly at
lis, and will Introduce the Hall Stars,
better known as the ''Vigilant Seconds. .
and the waverIy Athletic Club, very
fast team from northeast.
In the second game, which will follow
Immediately after, the strong Vigilants
viii meet the burly line-breakers, Troop
B, of Fort Myer.
Although the Yigilants will be out
weighed about fifteen pounds to the man,
their better knowledge of the game
should return them victors.
During the past week the manager has
had the field roped on and more benches
placed to accommodate the crowd.
The Hne-up:
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29

Referee-Mr. Evans Trinity. Umpdre-Mr.
Sharpe Yale. Field judge-Mr. BurleiEh, Exeter.
Head Hnesman-Mr. McGrath. Boston. Time Of
periods-5 minutes. Touchdowns-WendeIl 3; Ten
ney, Goals from touchdowns-FiSher, 2; Ash
baugh. Goal from held-Milhekand.'
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
GALLAUDET LOSES
TO MT. WASHINGTON
Rockwell Injured in Fierce
Scrimmage.
,ns-,,r 20 rhs yasbtnrtm Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Nd, Oct. 8--The Mount
washington football team to-day defeat
ed GaIlaudet by the score Of to 6.
Rockwell, right end for GaIlaudet, was
thrown heavily to the ground in one Of
the scrimmages and sustained a broken
rib. He was carried from the field.
Butterbaugh succeeded him.
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29

substitutes-C. Smith for Clarke Harris for b.
Webb for Payne. Touchdown-Tippet. Goal from
tUuchdown-Tippet. Goals from held-Tippet,
Referee-Mr. Morse George Washington. Umpire
Mr.. Dunkird, Cathedral. Linesmen-Mr Rowland,
Boys Latin School, and Mr.. Page, Cathedral.
Time Of quarters-lo minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
State College Is
Victor Over Penn
University Eleven Is No Match for Fast Col
Legians, Who Make 20 Points in First
Period-FinaL Score, 22 to g..

'sre the period ended Thayer's punt was
blocked and rolled back over the goal
line, where Harrington fell on 1t for a
safety.
Minds Stars for Penn.
In the second period Penn sent in a
substitute back field, and the Quakers
held their own. Minds was Penn's best
player, and to him went the credit OF
Penn's one touchdown. Just before the
half ended he took the ball on third
down and sprinted IS yards for the score,
For the remainder of the game the two
teams fought each other to a standstill,
State scored two more points on a safety
at the beginning of the final period
Mercer, who was obliged to kick from
behind his own goal line, allowed the
kick to be blocked and a safety resulted.
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
ine-up and summary:

Substitutes-Graham for Yingling. Fuselbaugh for
age. Campbell for Meike, weatherly for SternbeIg.
Day for knight, Robinson for Chandlee Phtt for
Caseeil, Frazee for Proctor. Touchd0wus-Platt,
Goal kicked-PlAtt. Beferee-"Dutch" Rhul.
Mount Washington. Umrire-BeIl Ia Mott Mount
Washington. Timers-John Hills and Leednum Neal
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
CALyFRTS.
M0NRoEs.
Needham. r. II. r.

srhstituie-smith for Chase Tonchdo~ns-Need-
ham %, Peyton, whelehe smith. TOuchbaek-
csivsfta Referse-AIr. King. Llneman-Mr. Ans
lsy. .TimeAespsr-Mr Jones
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
LAFAYETTE,

TOuchdowns-Thorpe, Powell C9. Field goal
Thorpe. Goal from touchdoEn-Roberts Referee
Mr.. Bergen, PnncetOu. Umpire-Dr. Smith. Field
Jrcge-Mr ThOTne, HaTerford Lnesman-Mr. Koer-
ber Lafayette. Time Of quarters-l5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29

Touchd0Nns-Hoga MacE)onald- Goal NON foncA-
kchsrKeyh Z
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
CATHEDRAL LOSES
TO BALTIMOREANS
Boys Latin School 0utWeighS
Local Team.

The Boys Latin School eleven. of
Baltimore, trimmed Cathedrafs team in
forty minutes of interesting play yes
terday by II to 0. The Latin School
boys outweighed their opponents by
twenty pounds to the man, and showed
their superiority at every point Of the
game.
Latin School kicked OF to Cathedral,
and the ball seesawed back and forth
until a few minutes before the end OF
the first quarter when Tippet tried three
drop kicks from the field. The third one
succeeded, and the first half ended with
the score to o in favor Of the Latin
School. Tippet kicked another goal from
the field in the third quarter.
Latin School tried numerous forward
passes, but Cathedral blocked them every
time. With three minutes to play Lock-
wood fumbled a punt on his 40-yard
line. Tippet recovered the ball and raced
over the goal line for the only touch
down of the game.
Tippet gave the prettiest exhibition Of
broken-field running Seen on CathedraPs
grounds this year. Smith and Cleborne
played the best for Cathedral. while Lam-
bert and Penniman starred for the Latin
School. The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29

suhststutss-A Allen. MaoKenris, Lu.rpmb. Hartley.
Esaisy. Bartcn. Coleman. Hoiisnd. HoA Guy.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
AwRENCEyILLH

Enhstitnies-Han ioE Hindman, Fosba foF sh'nk
The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
HARVARD ELepen
HumbLeS Br0wn
Crimson Is Victor by Big Score of 20 to 6
SprackHHg Works Two For1pard Passes
for the Only Touchdown.

er kicked the goal Score: Harvard Ii;