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YALE COMES STRONG
Rallies Against N. Y. U. in Sec
Ond Half.
SCORE IS 20 TO 3
Gotham Eleven Holds Dark Blue
6 to 3 in First Two
Periods.

NEW HAVEN, November AFTER
holding Yale to a 6-to-3 score in the
first half of play, the New York Uni
yersity eleven weakened in the second
half and lost their first game on the
gridiron with the Ellis this afternoon
by a score of IS to 5.
Through n miscalculation Of time, the
contest was not started until o'clock.
and the entire final period was played
in darkness. 1t was impossible to dis
tinguish the players, the ball could
not be seen and the spectators had
to strike matches to find their way to
the gates.
The visitors made their score in the
second period when Walter Camp, jr.,
fumb1ed PASS on the Yale 15-yard
line, and on the next down Moore lifted
the ball clear of the posts for a field
goal. After that it was all Yale, al
though the New Workers played plucky
game. Spalding tore off two end runs
that resulted in touci downs, and Free
man made another touchdown possible
by racing so yards through the entire
hostile field on kickoff. Camp out
kicked hts opponents at the punting
game, his spirals averaging fifty feet.
Capt. Howe's field goal, kicked from
the 30-yard line, was the last score
of the day.
Yale was held once for downs on the
New Workers. 1-yard line. The lineup:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05

change of mind on the subject. Surely IL
there ever was team which is ripe and
ready to be Strengthen with young ma
terial the Nationals are it.
On general principles Griffith has not
stepped into a bed of roses, and yet he
must find some consolation in the fact
that he will not have to accomplish mucn
to do as Well as have his predecessors. at
least not SO far as the teams standing in
the race is concerned. But Griffith must
strive to improve conditions in general.
Local patrons of the game are sure to be
patient with him If they are satisfied that
he Is trying to build up WINNER here.
No one expects him to perform the
miracle of making the Nationals q WIN
ming team from the outset Of his regime.
He lacks the material to accomplish that,
but the effort to strengthen the positions
which are weak must be apparent and
will be unless Griffith has greatly changed
in recent years.
He starts with but the semblance of a
nucleus. and 1t is going to be a hard
task to show steady improvement, but
hard work and strict attention to bust
with three-year contract and $4,000 Of
his money invested is not apt to loaf on
his job.
While the appointment of Griffith did
not create a lot of enthusiasm among
was the only available man. 1t would not
have been a display of good Judgment to
select some individual who had never
held the reins before to manage the team.
for the very good reason that the Ma
tionals as now made UP need lot Of
youngsters, and the man in charge must
be one who can teach his players as well
as manage them. 1t would be asking
quite too much from some experimental
manager to do this. and especially SO il
the manager was also to fill position on
the team. To Griffith's credit let it be
said that he has had lot Of experience
and konws the game from A to z. He
should make splendid tutor. and that,
more than anything else. is needed here
While 1t might not be necessary IN the
case of Griffith, II is. however. q mighty
clever scheme to have a man manage
the team here who has financial inter-
est In the club. It gives him an incentive
to hustle for the best interests of his
team. He will have more than the mere
interest that any manager would have
in developing good players, for every one
will add to his assets.
It ie understood that Griffith win pur-
chase $4,000 worth Of Washington club
CONTINUED on Third Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05
TO DISCUSS BASE BALL.
National G. A. A. to Take Up Cues.
ton at Its Next Meeting.

NEW YORK. November 4.--"Is base
ball beneficial to our universfties?' will
be the most important question discussed
at the next annual meeting OF the Ma
tional Collegiate Athletic Association.
which will be held at the Hotel Aston
December %. Some radical recommended
tons in regard to professional base ball
coaching will also be considered by the
delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05
DARTMOUTH BEATS AMHERST.
Scores Is to 6 Victory Over Its Old
Rival.

AMHERST, Mass. November 4.-Dart-
mouth won another victory here today in
its annual foot ball battle with Amherst
by the score of IS to 6. Dartmouth
played straight foot ball and worked the
delayed pass repeatedly and successfully.
Three touchdowns and goal were scored.
Guetter scored for Amherst by blocking
a kick on Dartmouth's 40-yard line.
catching the ball and rushing across the
line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05
WINS BRILLIANT GAME.
Lafayette Trims Bucknell by One
Touchdown.

EASTON, Pa. November 4-In one OF
the most spectacular games ever wit
messed on March Field Lafayette defeat
ed BuckncH eleven here this afternoon
by the score OF Is TO o. Both teams played
almost perfect foot ball. and II was only
after many attempts that Lafayette back
field succeeded i'll getting the ball within
striking distance. Rucknell played n great
defensive game and three times held the
Maroon and White for downs, once on
the :i-yard line and again on the 5-yard
line. The lineup:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05
Give Cadets a Scare.

The game had hardly gotten under way
when the visitors gave the Cadets a hair
raising fright by getting to their 9-yard
line. Deans punts gave the visitors the
ball on their ;,5-yard mark. Fury aimed
an attack at right end, which. behind
nice an interference as one could WISH
tore off thirty-fye yards to the Army 20
yard strip. \ plunge through tackle by
Costello gave up five more. Sitterding,
the fine little quarterback, who ran his
team in fine shape and tackled like
mend, then took upon himself the task OF
circling the Army left flank. which he
did. and placed the ball on the soldiers
?-yard mark for first down. The Army
stands looked gloomy, but with every
gray-clad cadet standing in the grand
stand yelling IL Hold en-" the Army
cnce more lived up 10 it's reputation and
threw the Georgetown boys back for a
loss.
Costello's fame as a drop-kicker had
preceded him 10 the Army stronghold,
and as he dropped back to make an at
tempt the Army lads held their breath,
and silence rei6ned in the Army STANDS,
which broke into a bedlam as LittleJohn
hurled Hart aside and piowed through
and blocked CoStellos kick.
In the second period the visitors again
got chance 10 try for drop kick after
Gcorgetown's attempt at onside kick was
fumbied by Hyatt and Georgetown re-
covered IL on the ArmyS 36-yard mark.
Unable 10 gain through the Army line,
Fury got around left end for ten. but
SitterdinG was thrown for a loss in anoth-
Or attempt 10 box the Army end. and
costello. standing on the Army 4e-yard
mark, made the last attempt for the
visitors TO be the first to score on the
adets.
In the second period Reyes replaced
Hyatt, and he handled punts in good
shape, and his attempts at drop-kickins
al had distance. but lacked direction.
The Army's first chance at goal came
IN the third period. Costello had punted
TO Dean, ana the Army had the ball on
Georgetown's 35-yarG mark, Macdonald
hit the line through center for !. yards
twice. but the visitors braced and keyes
was forced 10 try for a field goal. The
lad BY line plunges carried the ball from
tieorgetowns Jo-yard mark to their 81.
In the fourth period the Army had the
ball on Georgetown's 3J-yard mark and
here the Army tore holes In the George
town defense. through which Hodgson
and Macdonald marched for steady gains
10 the 1O-yard mark. The visitors showed
they, too, could put up a defense equal
to the occasion. and Reyes was once
more forced to try for a drop kick. The
Army fumbled considerably throughout
the game but they followed the ball
closely and usually recovered the pig
skin. Arnold played a star game and
was down under punts many times with
the ends. The Georgetown ends We're
not as feet as the Army's wingmen.
Lineup:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05
HUGH DUFFY SIGNS
TO MANAGE BREWERS

MILWAUKEE,, Wis.,, November
4.-Hugh DUFFY, former manager
of the Chicago White SOx, today
signed with Milwaukee to mani
age the local team next year,
succeeding Jimmy Barrett, who
has resigned after one year here.
Duffy was ut the head Of the
Chicago team for the past two
years. Previous to his engage
ment with Chicago he was In
terested in the Providence club
Of the Eastern League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS
FOOT BALL GAMES

At Lexington: Washington and
Lee, 81; College Of Medicine, o.
At Cleveland. Oberlfn, Q; Western
Reserve, o.
At Madison: WISCONSIN, IL; Iowa,
At Haverford: Lehish, IL; Haver-
ford, O.
burn, g.
At Carlisle: Dickinson. 6; Frank
lin and Marshall, o.
At Morgantown: West Virginia, 8;
Washington and jefferson, 8.
At CrawfordsvilIe, Ind.s Wabash,
II, Earlham, 3.
At Macon: Mississippi, "a, Mer-
Ger, O.
At Atlanta: Auburn. IL; Tech, Q.
At New Orleans. Sewanee, o; Tu-
lane, 3.
At Cincinnati: University Of Gin
cinnati. 23; Butler, IL.
At New BrunsJvick: Rutgers, 6,
Rensselaer, p. L.
At Canton, N. Y: st. Lawrence,
10; Hamilton, o.
AT st. Louis: Washington, 10;
Knox, g.
At Columbia, NO.: Oklahoma. IA;
Missouri, 9.
At Ames, Iowa: Nebraska, 6;
Ames, g.
At Georgetown, ky.s Kentucky
State, IS; Georgetown, o.
At Waco, Text Louisiana. g.
Baylor, o.
At Charlest0n: Clemson, IS, south
Carolina Military Academy, o.
At Newport News: Randolph Ma.
CON, IA; William and Mary Col
lege, IL.
At Burlington, VT: University Of
Vermont, 10; Norwich, 3.
At Andover, Mass. Phillips And
over, 11s Yale Freshmen, 6.
At Worcester, Mass: Worcester
Polytechnic Institute, 3, Rhode
Island State, o.
At OronO, Me-, Maine, 20, Colby, o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05

At West Point: Georgetown, .,
Army, o.
At College Park: st. Johns, 81;
Maryland 4. G., o.
At Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, IL;
Galiaudet, o.
At Brookland: Rock Hill, q;
Catholic University, o.
At Princeton: Princeton, s; Har-
ward, 6.
At Philadelphia: Carlisle, 10;
Pennsylvania, o.
At New Haven: Yale, 2s; New
York University, 3.
At Ithacas Cornell, Is, Williams,
At Annapolis, Navy, II, A. and
M, 6.
At CharIOttesvilles University Of
Virginia, 28J Wake Forest, 6.
At RichmOnds v. p. l., o, Unlvcr-
sity Of North Carolina, 0.
At Amherst. Dartmouth, IS, Am
herst, 9.
At Swarthmore: Swarthmore, 6;
At Providence: Brown, 30, Tufts,
O.
At Nashville, Vanderbilt, II.
Georgia, o.
At Minneapolis: Minnesota, 30,
Chicago, o.
At State College, Pa, Penn State,
46; St. BOnaventure, O.
At Easton. Lafayette, g. Buck
nell, o.
At Ann Arbor: Michigan, 9, Syra-
cuse, g.
At Champaign: Illinois, II; Pur-
due, B.
AT Pittsburgh. University Of
Pittsburgh, o. NOtre Dame, O.
At Lewiston, BOwdoin, IL, Bates,
o.
At Columbus: Case, 8; Ohio State,
Q.
At Lexington: Virginia NJ. l., IS,
Richmond College, o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05
BLUE AND GRAY IS
AV|RTUAL VICTOR
Georgetown Eleven Shows Its
Real Class Against Strong
Army Eleven.
FURY, COSTELLO, HART
AND WHITE DO GOOD WORK
HiIItoppers Make Good Predic-
ton of Coach Nielsen and
0utpIay Soldiers.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special blepatcu 10 Inc StaE
WEST POINT. y. ". November 4.-The
Georgetown rooters this afternoon made
tue academy ring with their cheers as
they iourneyed TO the train from the plains
Of West Point, where their team had met
and fought the Army to standstill for
four periods of fifteen minutes each with
out either side scoring. The Army had
expected hard game, but to win, the
conquerorS of Yale surely did, and 1t was
q surprise 10 the Army lads when they
Witnessed the strength and foot ball
knowledge displayed by the Georgetown
El,u. During the first two periods the
slme was in the favor of the visitors,
but the last two the Army had the south
erners on the run, and, while they did not
score. they got near enough 10 try for
two drop kicks in the third period and in
Tie fourth for two more drop kicks and
Il goal from placement. The visitors were
oIcranNIouS and four times they were
penahZed FOR holding. Costello was a
tower OF strength. and his running back
OF Deans puntS was fully as spectacular
and gained as much ground as did either
Hyatt or Macdonald. Hart, at left tackle
was a lily in the Cadets ointment. and
at his side OF the line The Army line
was the stronger, and, while the visitors
did penetI ate 1T for gains. they did not
do so as consistently as they bowled over
the Georgetown forwards. and were only
stopped by the fine secondary defense, in
which White and Fury were bright shin
Ing stars.
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SubstitutionS-Pierce for Campbell. Keays for
Gardiner Gardiner for Potter, Reynolds FOR
Pierce, Mulholland for o'Brien. Brown for Wi
son, Baker for Pendeton. HOLSTER for Mui
holland, Freddy for Gardiner, Rockingham
for Reynolds. Mccormick for Duff.
Touchdowns-White. Wendell Goals from
ner Referee-Mr. LAngford. Trinity. Umpire
Mr.. Williams. Pennsylvania. Field Judge
Mr.. Sharpe. Yale. Lnssmsn-Ar. Pendieten.
Bowdofn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05

Tor IAttletohn, L'ttejohn for wynne. Keyes FOR
Hyatt. Mllburn for Barton, Hodgson for Dean;
Georgetown, Moriarty for Bryant, Quinlan for
Fury, RRechild for Moriarty Oflcials-Referee,
Mr., Vail; umpire, Sir. Costello; linesman. Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Avery ketcham. Dun
nan. Goals from touchdown l2i. Paul.
straightforward. Goals from hed-Moore and
Howe Substitutes-Zmler for butcher, Com
fort for Brennan. Free for Moore. Dunn for
Avery. Loree for ketcham. Sheldon for Francis,
Strout for Howe. Umpire-Mr. Fultz. Brown.
Rcferee-Mr. Whiting. Cornell Field judge-Mr.
Davis, Wesleyan. Head linesman-Mr. Hatch,
Williams. Time Of periods-12 minutes.
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Touchdowns-Goodhue ca, Todd q, 0ooch.
Utiey. Goals from touchdcwns-Yager 20. Saw.
age. Goal misSed--YaSer. Rsferee--Mr. Kin
solving Of Virginia Military Institute. Umpire
Mr.. Poague Of Virginia Military Institute: Field
}qdgs-Ar. Warner q Univs.stS q W1inia.
ginia- Assistant nnesmeD-MaARs. Konnns q
Univsvity Of viSyinia and Jones 0f Wake For
est Time Of 0uaYters-two IL and two 10
minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05
GRIFFITH HAS NO MATERIAL
HE CAN JUDICIOUSLY TRADE
New Manager Must Build Up His Fences
With Youngsters Local Club
Picked Best Man Available.

change of mind on the subject. Surely IL
there ever was team which is ripe and
ready to be Strengthen with young ma
terial the Nationals are it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05

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Ser er berfor life SpiI ON, Of
Sangerne CAB Norge eft tort Bru
fremfor De andre ifanoinapiife San.
De UNDER Observation-Disclosures.
Set bar Worses Rapn, iom bIep
b9oret og fienbt | Den SpIbeit, ion1
bleo bets Mltiif pg Ssnner tiIbeI.
Seq tror, man l,ben of forfleine
bperfen 8ofitabifib eller 0aiitaiten
eaer Slbinger fan lua fnit, at set
abIollt bar Sanbelsitanoens Sang.
f%orening, iom par Ioriug til ben
6eriteplabs og Sen S9ritining, Ror.
&c inbtog UNDER SeItIigbeoerne.
Seq ntaa n9nne en- Iioen gpiiooe
melem Spenifer % Norbntrnb Der
neoe. gi fom fra en- Brspe til Bros
ierie rSpera, bpor Der iab 1870
ipen'fe anoetter og binerebe. Rao
Scrmanoens, 8oninI 9ariens, Sni.
tiatip, reiite hi os iaa og lang "llr
i~penifa bi6rtans oiup", eiteriiIet al
ct "Sepe Speriee". 81 ina, bet eret
Speniferne, % ON en- liben Stuno
bppoe De polgt Srbfsrer. Der boIbi
en- onilaaenoe Gale for norbiif Gam.
~felelie % 9rooeraanb. "2pnge lepe
gamle Horge!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-30
Pciere pasiaoertarter.

5 SperensitemmeIie meo ben al
Sorbnnosoommer Sanborn for Ct,
Sto iioen afaipne aienoeIie | Yasia.
ger. og @obstartiaserne | Winne.
lrtd oil Sernbanerne oeri Stater
Den lite SuIi iorbsie fine Hasiager.
fcrter igien til 3 Gent Milen.
5 Wisconitn pil Solf oerimob
fremoeles funne reiie, iaa meget DC
lplter for 2 Gents Wilen, % ieIp |
Wortb 2atota er Sarterne pr. MiI
2R Gents.
Snmtlige Serr1aner / Winneiotc
er ogiaa fprbige, &er boloer paa al
slsre Jig faroige til iamtiois oeiaa
al forbsie 6ruattarterne.