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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-21
BILL PROVIDES FOR
COAST GUARD SERVICE

WASHINGTON, June ia bill in.
troduced by Representative Littleton
of New York proposes to abolish the
revenue cutter ana lifeAsaving service
and substitute a national coast guard
to take up their work. The measure
provides that in time of war the extra
ordinary expenses of the coast guard
would be paid by the Navy Depart
ment A similar bill has been intro
duced in the Senate.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-21

Fine Job Printing a the Star ONCE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-21

Roosevelt men, but they were absent,
so these contested delegates went
over
1t was predicted here last night by
Roosevelt and Taft leaders that the
convention would probably nominate
the candidate to the presidency by
Saturday night
Division Among Democrats.
BALTIMORE, Maryland, June I'll
Trouble is brewing in the Bourbon
camp. First, although the nomination
of Alton B. Parker, one time candid
ate for the presidency on the Demo
cratic ticket as temporary chairman
OF the Democratic national conven-
ton which will open here next week,
is practically certain, his selection is
being bitterly contested by the leaders
of the Wilson and Clark delegations
here. Both declare that they want
progressive man. The matter will be
definitely settled by the national COM
mittee Monday
Following that came the informa-
ton last night that Congressman II.
G. Rainey of Illinois has decided to
file formal protests against the seat
ing of the delegates at large from Hi
nois, as well as ten of the delegates
from the districts of Chicago.
William Jennings Bryan is opposed
to the selection of Judge Alton B..
Parker as temporary chairman. The
Tammany forces and Boss" Murphy
favor him.
General News.
SEATTLE, Washington, June 2l-
John Hunsicker, the census enumer-
ator accused of fraudulently padding
the census returns, was found guilty
as charged in the federal court yes
terday.
PARIS, France, June 21.-The com
plete reorganization of China is now
believed possible. An agreement of
six powers was effected yesterday,
whereby the new republic is to he
allowed to borrow three hundred mil
lion dollars for internal use.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.-The
representatives of Kentucky yesterday
selected the site for the Kentucky
state buildings at the Panama Fair.
IN 1915.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-21
PREPARING FOR TRUST INQUIRY

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE
House investigation of the beef
trust" and other trust questions will
be conducted by a subcommittee Of
the Judiciary Committee, CONSISTING
of Representatives Webb of North
Carolina, Carlin of Virginia, Floyd Of
Arkansas, Davis of West Virginia,
Sterling of Illinois, Rowland of Ohio
and Norris of Nebraska.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15

ugrmea 5rduIein, Oas foTIten @is
t1inten!" REF Som, fsinen 5unO .ms
porboItsno. n@el9 elm Slid 1T Is,
baB mir sic nod re9t3eitig oapor
bepabrsn tonntsn!" @r panOte li9
bann gu Dem Mlonn. nMlfo Inn balb
Glf boben mir 9einen iaubersn 9ors
eefeBten 81 erpartsn. SD bin be-
gierig, lper 0as iein mag. Sc 1T iebt
3ebn!~ rief er aug.
Der S6utten po6te brsimal. rgs
fommt tpieber Semonb!" bau1te sr.
wSe mebr 8eiuder, beito befsrl"
antpprtete Som Iei1s. Gr bIidte
Bel ottfsn @orten ben @efangenen an
uno fab, baB bsrIelbs feinsn &opf
nit 0en Musorud beg b09Iten grs
ftaunens na9 Der Sbiir ponOte. Ofs
fenbdr puBte er ni9t, men er gu
erporten bate. 8iellei6t irrte fi9
Der Sndtten. 9o9 neir, es fam
pirtIid Elm MGnnerI9ritt bic Sreps
pc berdufsegdngen.
9dnforD 0eutete dut Den SndDelS
narben : Sobnnp.
sS9lsppt i'm eiIigit ins onbere
3immer uuo tnebelt Jpn, bumit er
feinen 2uut BON iid gu eeben Der>
mas!" befabI SANFORD fsinsn 2sus
ten.
Sic fiibrten feinen 8illen aus, I'M
Dem lie ben beftig ii9 ftrGubenoen
Mann NIT bereinten RrGftsn in bic
Nebentdmmer 5ogen unD bic Sbur
binter ii9 Sumahten.
Sin Rlopfen IieB iid pernebmeu.
nSerein!" REF Der 9ireftor nit
lduter Stimmt.
Die Sbiir that ii4 uuf unO in bic
2dmmer trat II 5arrb 5ountdin!
@r trug Oas &oftiim beg 2anos
ftrei6erOereins, aIfo einen Rod, Elm
8eintIeio, tpel6e Sen BON Sempe>
toms M0rbern %eetragenen 8Icioungs=
ffiiden gIi9en.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15
(eaIuB foIst.
Der patbOlOsi19e aapoIeOn.

Die pbDfiI6en MertmoIe fir bic
nidt nur BON 2ombrDIo b%ebauptete
o,iitiqe gntartunq NapoIeons l., Der
betanntli9 @~pileptiter mar, fino nab
benz genannten Soridsr fOlsenos:
.Hapoleon tlafterte nit ausgefreds
ten Qlrmen troB feiner seringen a0rs
perldnge Q.51 Mster) melt mebr, elm
8erbalten, oas Die pfp9iater als
beeeneratip be3ei9nen. Sein &opf
hfaB mebrfade NnomuIien, Defenders
bic betannten md9tigsn llntsrttefsr
nit SulbaffenfprtiuB, DOripringenbe
Experimentation, fDentg BAIT, bee
beutenbe 4IDmmetrie bes 9eiiAts, fDie
man an ben 8ilbern aus Ieiner cSlls
eenb erfeben fam, uls bic S9meiHes
lei @eIi9t unb Musbrud nod ni4t in
ben 4u9en Der @eIt umgeItdltet
bate. Die 9eine pdren i'm 8erbdlts
nib gum Rumpf gu tur5, Der aopf
FAB 3pi19en ben Sdultern, Der
Riiden mar lei6t setrimmt. NapOs
leon bate mertpiirbige @mpfins
Oungsforunsen. 10 baB er ieIbft i'm
beiben Sommsr bei5en Iieb, betloste
Ti9 iiber Scribe, bic Niemanb ipabrs
nabm, er mar auBerorbsntli9 Iei1t
rei3bar, beionosrs an feu9ten Sosen
IL. +. IN. @ie bic meiiten @pileptiter
bate er bGufig nMusteltids", no>
mentli9 nenn er erregt mar. SIN
3orn 3og er bic Mabsn 3ufammen.
Sebr oft. ipenn ibn etipos Neues 81
bci9Gftigen aiming (unb bas mar Bel
Isiner i~ibrigens aud ben pfpdiatern
als @ntartungsseiden gsItenoen Neuez
runss1u4t iebr hdufig Der Sam, Derz
fisl er in ben io%senannten Sadfons
T9en Qlnfa1, perbrebte ben redten
qrm, bob bic refts S9ulter unb be-
pcgte trampf6aft 2ippen unb aiefer.
Set Ieiner SugenO bate CT oft Gon-
pulIionen." -. 9n Der BEL inn pii=
fenfdaftli6 einipanbfrei feItselslItcn
GpilepTie Iitt, ipie NapoIeOn unb an
bere bo6begubte MGnner, befanntlin
aud Sulius @Gfar.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15

3empItionI6sn 0omen, ionbern aud
5srrn Fountain fir msbrsre Wona-
te aufs 9onb 81 sinsm guten BEE
tannten gu brineen. BORT ioIlten
fe forgfam bsrpflsst. sinies Sci. ibz
rer 6rsibeit beraubt peroen. Coz
bolo 0os germ0aen mein.s 5reunz
oes in unfsrs Sano ibergeeaneen
mar, gsoddte id Iie our llntsrIdrift
elmer 8sr5idtlsiitung 81 5iuingsn unb
Damn ipieoer gu entloFen. sic piTs
fen nun allies. iunger Serrl"
Som pollis eipos sripibern. bod
tpdrb feline Qbii9t ourh eiren Sc
fang abeeT6nittsn, Der BON Der Sreps
pc Der in ole 9adtammsr orans.
Das 2ieb, ipsldes nit elmer trdftigsn
Tenoritimms eeiuugen puroe, Ious
ists:
limb reidt mir 5einsIieb6en bolO
lG6slno beim Mobl
Boil T6dumenben Meinss ben bolIen
potdl,
Damn leg i6 ben Qlrm UNI Die Toilz
Ie 70 runo
llnb tiiFs boil @lutb ibr Den roiiz
gen Muno."
Sin @emiI6 BON llnrube uHO 8erz
bruB aog iiber Oas @sIi9t oss 4opos
tatsn. Der Sbor!" fliiiterte er..
rGr bat piebsr sinmoI gu pieI gss
trunten." Damn Taote CT luut nit
f~ieberbdfter SaIt: .@s III msin Sobn,
6trr 8rpan. @r abnt nidts BON
all ben SdIthtisteiten, Die i'd besing.
Or 1T Elm gutter unf6ulbigsr Mlsnia.'
still" rief Som. .Msnn e
pirtli9 70 enselrein 1T. tpie Sic be-
bdupten, miro ss ibm elm Rkines
iein, Dies b%or3utbun. Sorgen sic
f9 nidt nn ibn!"
@r CAB Den untsrbeteitiDs sinsn
0int, un0 bieIe Idleppten Den tpebs
tlaoen0en Batter in bic Oanfdmmer,
in pel9er 1i9 Der ShGoelnorbsns
SobnnD unb bic bei0en onoersn Sc
biIfen ibres Directors bsfdnbsn.
r@enn Serr Barter aud nur sis
men ein8ieen 2aut ausIt0Bt, um ieis
neu Sobn elm 3eifen ieiner 4npss
Ienbeit gu geber, 70 muB ou4 sr gee
fnebtlt peroen," befabI er feinen llns
terqebensn. Damn rief sr Spei Der
9etettibs unO Jountain pitoer bsrs
aus. Mtit bisien 9reien nnO nit
Dem Direction erpurtets Som oen
Gintritt hes Sdngers.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15
ese GntneDans Der spetIerarten.

Die Spciietartsn, obne Die beut-
outage tein 6eitmabl obgebuIten piro.
unb Die in tsiHem 3eitaurant feblen
oiirfen, tdmen auf Dem Rei9stag an
Rseensburg i'm Sabre 1541 auf. So
purbe bort BEL ben esIeafdaftliden
8uIdmnentiinftsn bel eef9mauIt uno
ee5e6t. gei einem oisler 9antette
er3GbIt Der @broniit TT bate Der
Ser3pg Seinrih BON 9raunidpeig
.inen langen 3ettel BET Ii6 auf Der
Safel liegen. Rem er 81 pieoerbplten
Wloler bef9aute. Dem neben ibm
Tibenben @rdfen Sueo bon MontFort,
Der fib barber ipunberte, Seiete Der
Ser3oe ben 3ettel. @rf bieiem bate
ibm Der &ii6enmeiiter .alle @erihte
uno Sradten" Der &eibs nab aufges
aeidnet. 10 oaB ii9 Der SerSog NIT
Isinem GEen bana9 ridten unO fd
ben appetit ouf Oos Bette lparen
ionnte. Gs fano Dies ulsboIb I0Is
den NntIang. boB ieOer Der JefttbeiIs
nsbmer bic Reuigteit nit mad 0ouie
bronte un0 nonobmte.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15
81. aapitsI.
Die Sale pirb seiprenet.

"a. T1piteI.
Die Sale pirb seIprenst.
Tountain TtuBte, dIs er Som ges
tpdbrte, unb bieier ma9te ~ebenfdlls
Elm erftuuntes 9eiidt.
Ginen Nugenblid i9auten lie einz
amber fpru9IOs an, Damn aber risf
fountain nit benz MusOrud lebbafs
letter Nelgier duf feinen 3iigen:
rWie in oller Welt tDmmen sic
bterber, 9err 8rban2"
Som mar entriiftet iiber 6iefe Srds
ge. Scr faltbIiitige Seu6ler tbut,
dls lei er pDlIig unbefangen!" baGte
er. .Meine Mbnung, 6aB er Der Nn<
FILTER oss gegen Die Tamilie Semple@
ton gei9mieOeten &omplotts 1T, be-
itdtigt fi8 jeBt in iiber5eugenbsr 8si@
f."
.Mein Ssrr," Tagte er in tuItsm,
aber b0fli6em Son, nerlauben Sic
mir, bdB i'd ben SpteB uimDrebe uno
Sbnen bic @rtlGrung Spires 9ierfeins
abberlange. Gs befremoet mid IN
bo6em @rabe, sic in oieTem beriids
tigten Saufe gu treffen. @u9 mill
i9 piHen, aus pelGem @runb Sic
fi9 oieIer @ertletOung bebienen."
fountain parb Ountelrptb un6
f9fpieg.
Stun gull" ertldrtc Som mad Ell
ner tlsinen paufe. r&0nnen Sic fi4
ni9t entf9IieBsn, meinem @unfde
gu entfpreGen, 70 mill i9 Sbnen mil
eirtem guten Beifpiel bOrangeben uno
Sbnen in ipenigen @orten bartbun,
nesbdlb mein Treunb uno i'd"
er oeutetc auf 9anforo bier in
bieier SpeIunte uns befinben. 3u>
Dor aber m69te i9 bic 6srren nit
eindnoer betdnnt MAIDEN. 6err Scum
tain, i9 itele Sbnen btermit meinen
Jreunb, 0en nambdften 9etettipbiret>
TOR 6errn @iliam 9anforo, Dor"
fountain bernsiete fi9; Der 0iret>
tor that oas nGmIi9e.
rWir beibe baben nit mebreren
5uperldTigen 2euten ioeben cine iun>
ge, pornebme Dame aus bieiem Sauz
fe befreit," fubr Som fort. Sic 1T
BON ru9Iofer San0 6eute am beIIen
Sag entfii6rt unb bier in biefe 0a9z
pobnung e~ingefperrt poroen. Den
Gigentbiimer oerIeIben, ben Hduber
uno @inbreGer S9Gbelnarben Sobns
nh baben mir foeben per9aftet. @r liegt
gebunben unb getnebelt in jener8dms
mer." Som mics BEL Diefen Worten
auf Die Mitteltbiir. r0ie befreits
iunge Dame 1T Srdulein Q(naie Sem<
pleton, cine S9relter bes auf benz
Linton Square ermoroeten Mannes."
Som fpra9 bieie Iebten WOrt.
lanqfam uno nit Nadbrud. llnbers
ponOt fat er fountain ins @eii9t.
MQein Oiefes briidte 8eoauern unb
gleugier, aber tein S9ulb6epuBtiein
aus.
Der @efangsne ga brinnen bat
aud ben &aub ni6t aus eigenem
Mntrieb periibt; er mar nur oas
Mert3eug zines MnDeren. Wtr err
parten ieBt ben geiitigen urbeber
bieier 5rebelthat, f6lOB Som ieinsn
8eri9t.
%. Damn gsEe i'd lieber FORT"
fountain panbte ii9 our Sbir,
iebo9 Som pertrdt Inn oen Mee.
nOos eebt ni9t. @ir biirfen So
men nidt 9eitatten, Die 3immer gu
Derlahen. 9err 6uuntain."
fountain erf9rat; Die 3ornaber
auf ieiner Stirn bob f9. r@ie Nbas
ben tein He9t, mid msiner 6rei6eit
gu beruuben!" REF er in ausbre9en>
Dem Corn.
Som ld9eIte fpDttif9. nGreiferm
sic fi9 ni9t. mir baden bier su
DtfebIsn uno sic gu sebor9en. Sc
fiigfumer sic fi9 uns eripsifen, UNI
10 bDfli4er bebanbeln mir Sic. MIfo
rattle i9 Sbnen. auf Sbrer 9ut gu
Iein unb unIere Gntriiftung nidt
unniiB gu iteigsrn. Sin fhperer
WerOddt rubt uuf Sbnen."
GOuHtaiu fibIte. buB 3Om IthE
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15
35. @apiteI
8wei giihe aeben ms gtet.

BUet TtIWt BRUtN IWs ytFR'
Die beioen beipoffnsten 2eutt iteas
ten ii6 an Die Snnenpanb Der mad
ouBen fiibrenben Rammertbiir. Com
l0Inte ons 2iGt aug uHb nabm cine
@lsnoIQtsrne 1wr aaRc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
SYRACUSE FAILS
TO TEST TIGERS
Weakness of Opponents, Rather
Than Princeton's Strength,
Responsible for Victory.

Princeton. n. J., October 1s.-Syra-
cuse came far from proving any sort
of a match for Princeton on University
Field this afternoon. The Tigers plung-
ed through the New Workers almost It
will, and rolled up total Of sfxty-two
points to none for their opponents A.
has been the case in all Of the pre-
liminary games here this season. 1t was
more a case Of the visitors weakness
than Of any concerted attack by .
well-founded attacking machine, that
tells the story.
The Syracuse defense was the weak
est which the Tigers have met this
fall. 1t was absolutely powerless be-
fore the terrific onslaught Of the
Orange and Black. The Tigers used
three sets Of baclkhe!d men during tho
course Of the game. and none Of these
experienced any trouble In ploughing
their way through the opposing line.
or circlinz the end for gains OF any
where from three to seventy yards
Tubby waller. the latest sensation in
the Tigers ranks. lived up to all that
was expected Of him. and a. regards
omen neld running and ability to keep
his feet and shake OF tackiers. showed
himself to be on a par with Captain
Pendletcn and Holy Baker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
ELI REGA|NS HER
LOST LAURElS
After Two Successive Years Of
Defeat, Yale Trounces
West Point.

West Point, n T.. October 1A-Aftef
two successive years Of defeat Ya1s
regained her football supremacy over
West Point In . neroely fought game
here to-day By . soore Of TO Q. The
touchdown came at the opening OF
the second period after the Yale Of
fenss had torn through the Army team
to the Vineyard line near the close OF
the tirst period. After the rest, three
Yale rushes brought ths touchdown.
Philbin failed at tho goal
The Yale team was the superior OF
the West Point eleven in all depart
ments Of the game, but errors pre-
vented the EIi,s from rolling up double
figures. Fullback Flynn, OF the Yale
team. was . brilliant figure on Of
fensive work. but made three nuns
OF cadet punts. each Of which gave
the ball to West Point A fourth
Yale tumble came on West Points one
yard line when . Touchdown seemed
inevitable.
Both teams chung largely 70 the old
fashioned type Of football. but West
Point vas successful in three forward
passes. and Yale made four completed
passes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
Cadets Throw Bombshen
Into University s Camp
by Startling Play.
FIRST STATE TEAM
VICTORY IN YEARS
Lexingtonians Excel in An D.
partnents and Put Virginia to
Rout by Brilliancy and Speed
Captain Moore Wrought
Havoc With University's
Wanted Defense.

Especial to The Times DispaAo6I
Charlottesville. Va. October 19s--;
Virginia was handed . drubbing ~ .
State team. and 1t was not adnanistesea
by either Washington and Lea o. v1fs
ginia Polytechnic Institute The 0txou9
eleven from the Virginia Military lns
stitute. the West Point Of the South
turned the trick to the tune Of - -
Three touchdowns were scored - =
many periods. and ono OF than wae
converted into q goal by Moore. ~
p,ucky cadet captain and fun bedk
It was . hitter pill for VirginaAs
followers. a 1t was the drst dsSee1
an Orange and Blue team has sus
tanned in years at the hands Of tean
in the State. The biggsst too&bsu
crowd that has ever gathered In ~
new stadium witnessed the rout And
enjoyed the stunts pulled on by tne
law. medical and academic fraternS.
ties. The bare truth Of to-day's con.
test can be summed up In few woed4
Stronger In Every Department.
The virginia Military Institute efsven
was stronger in every material DEPART
ment Of the game. 1t had more Dril'
liant runners and line smashers. more
alert and aggressive line. closer inter-
ference and q better variety q DsAyt
virginia had an unusually heavy hne
HIT the backs were totally lacking y
mower ana there wus an almost entire
abaence of elective tnterference.
wood gave a poor exhibition Of passing
the bali, greatly. handicapping tAe
hack. In starting. Flashing an over
the field. directing the team
Judgment and effectiveness ana d1stfle-
nting vel placed punts. was Moore. the
cadet captain and full back His T,ne
vcre ,pectacular. often escaping -
orange and Blue tacklers aftsr t.
had him In their clutches He va IL
one man that Virginia did mot
whether he was goinG into ta
around the end or shoot the ban 1ex
forv.rd pass. When not carrying -
hall he was rendering yeoman eely..
an Third P1&a)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
VANDERBILT HAS
GEORGIA on RUN
Without Great Effort, Commo-
dores Pile Up Score on
Muddy Field

Atlantis Ca October fe-VandeT-
bits great football machine swcoped
down upon Atlanta yesterday after
noon and left last night with .he
scalps Of the Georgia eleven hanging
60 their belts.
Mctsusin-s warriors ran Wild over
the Georgia bunch. piiiag up forty
SIX points with apparent east. work
ing end runs. line buck and criss
erosses. ana Vanderbilt piled up this
score without using . bit of ncw foot
ball uncorking but two forward
passes during The game. neither OF
which were successful
Although cutweiGhcd fri7e by the
Georgia hunen. the Vanderbilt for
wanss cusplsyed their heavier crron-
enss. and ire lighter hack neid showed
much mor~ dri-inG power IN the at
tack and better work o. tire dcfen-
ssve.
vauAerbtlt scored tasrfesn points IN
the art quarter. SIX points In the Sec
oWs and shird srd twenty ono IN the
fourth quarter.
Collins. sskes ana eostirs starred
on the c1euAive for tho commodrcs.
Eaoch and TOM Brown shopc on the
defensive repeatedly mailing the run
uer for IcSs.
ror 6eerssa. Nc HesSserscn ga the
Spss wceG - The defensive. while
yvwng DOrsey. vino ~ Pot IN IN tne
- avasSGs. UeoWe1 The 49, eu-
vyuoa 49, - 80 - tnat -
- ~ :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
RYAN WILL HAVE
some FAST ONES
New York Millionaire to Enter
Many Horses at James
town Meet.

Norfolk. Va. October 1s.-Thomas
Fortune Ryan, one OF the most en-
thusiastic breeders of high class race
horses In America, will be among the
hundreds Of other owners who will
attend the fan meeting OF the James
town Jockey Club, which opens Mo-
vsmber IL, to continue sixteen days.
Mr. Ryan. who has been racing a
part Of his stable In Kentucky. has
made reservation for fifteen horses At
Jamestown. He viii ship all OF his
horses now racing in Kentucky to
the local track, and in addition will
send down q string from his breeding
farm at Oak Ridge, Va The Ryan
farm % considered one OF the best
spots In the South, II not In the en-
tire country. for the breeding Of high
class horses. He employs q stan OF
(Continued on Second Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
LOSE
TO Penn STATE
Inexperienced Cornell Eleven No
Mach for Veteran New
Yogk Team

Ithaca Ootoeer 1.-THE Oreen Cor
neu eleven was no match for Penn
state this afternoon the visitors romp-
ing away with the game. % TO s. Car
nell started on with Q rush. and scored
the nrst touchdown following series
Of sensational forward passes Quar-
terbock Taber made the sole marx
vhen he vovmed through at the one
yard line. Penn state came back Win
q 0eld eoal, when Cornell held on the
cpe.yard line. and then Bergman. 81
Penn Oeate, ran for . touchdown from
kick-o6. After that the contest vas
stubbornly fought but rem state
veterans outGamed the less experienced
Cornell mOa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

-, pv,a PARK Yesterday the Invincfoies
- oIymptss battled for supremacy. wnien.
aTtsr hotIy-contested struggle. resultea IN
0 to 0 score. The teams were soout e,eu en-;
,rs.ch.d but on several occasions ootn
..arns vrouId seud their backs through the
cpnosing line for short gains only 70 %
held on the last down
The iine-up was a. follow -,
oivmniasER Bell! left end: Seay, lev
,.SEle. a BeE left guard: Oastine. centre;
INN. righ, guard: Toier. right tackle: Amos.
r,rb, end: W. Bell quarterback: etus1. LETT
haN: Brennan. right half: Sterling teap-
tain) fulIback.
yi,cibes-vaug han-L'oya. left END:
Woody. Dudley. left guard: Klevesahl. teit
syard: Garrett, centre: Williams. rent
guard: Litchenstein. right tackie: brumote.
r.gh, end: Gray. quarterback: WORD. ie!t
half: RuskeIi tcap.ain). right half; Mont
gomery. fullback-
Referee-PhiIlIps. Umpire. Mitchell. Time
OF auarters-1e mtnuteot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
Spiders Score Against Blues--Vrgnia Defeated by
CAROLINA ROLLS
Up HUGE SCORE
Bingham School, of Asheville,
Played Numerically by Strong
Tarheel Attack.

Chapel Hill. N. c.. october is.-Caro-
lima defeated Bingham. of Ashvllie,
here to-day. ~ to 0. the largest score
that q Carolina team has made in
years.
The prep school boys. coached by
Bob Winston. former Carolina cap
tain. did not put out as strong
tesm az last year. when they held
the university scoreless for three
quarters. Tillett and Wakeiey gained
at will around. the ends and Apple
whites bull-like rushes through the
line could not be stopped under Ave
Yards. The whole Carolina team dis
played more fight and ginger than It
has done before. The interference was
much improved. and prospects seem
brighter for v. p. I. next SATURDAY.
In the second quarter. Coach Marln
sent In his scrub team Bingham,
rushed the ball down to the ten-yarn
III. Angler and Preas doing most OF
the work. but the scrubs braced ana
.o,k not be forced over. Caroiina
scored in the nrst three minutes OF
raw wakeiey's nfty-yard rum an"
rnshes outside tackle brought the oan
within striking distance. and I,iis.'
.bot over the line. After thar touc"-
down. came rapidly. Tillett making
~. nrst three. His an-round worn
10. sensational Frequently ne ia
hock hunts further than they mad oeen
S;cEas and always he gained ITO"
scrimmage 100.
The forward pass was worked SUI
....f,liv three times by Carohha
800 by Bingham. Preas, anger
Swsh.,er starred for Bingham ns
.rovea himself a player OF unuS
ShH;+y Abernathy's work al tacAAe
~, noteworthy. Lineup:
Position IT,.
49,. left end. ..........
(Foust. Long, Rav
stevens left tackle. $500. Ray
snsnn left guard. Walton
Jonnso (Captain
~, centre ........ LAWS
(BagwelD Hinton
ennines right guard. $500. HintoA
Ahernathy, l. right tackle. Ar l' -
(Dortch) vonn~
strange right emo. .ou"e
lGarrison, Moore) (KuykeidAp
Yllett. :. quarter back. ..-.' !" eO'''A
(Beard) Angler
wskeley. .lsft half. .Ans'ei
(Taylor) pr.a.
Annl.white right half. ........ Treas
(Holmewood) -.u.
Alternately, r. full back -. "eA'
ans.."a..I (Cooke)
Summary: Touchdowns - Wake,eS'
anpIewhita. Tnlett CD, AoefnatnS'
Foust. Referee. Henderson. OF
leyan. Umpire. Abraham. OF Bihena"
Head linesran. Chambers OF Saio""
Time of quart .rs, IL minutes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
bRICkltY REAL
HERO OF CONTEST
Stars in Wendell's Place While
Harvard Walks Away From
Amherst.

Cambridge. Mass. October fa-It
was all Srickley this afternoon ana
Harvard walked away With miners,
ss q tn. sensation was the big cog
in tb- crimson machine. in the alb
.en~e 90 csptsip Wendell Vie scored
two Geld goals. one 90 them from near
,bc sid. line and plunged over the hne
for four Of the <.x scrciidosus. Hard
~i~t-s .ixty-ysrd run for touchdo~n n.
af-.r cs.chsnx punt. was q feature.
IT,. .--;-nSs,- was rarely on isfcu<".
ard rad i.ttic opportunity To- display
strength in :hs; department
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
INDIANS PILE Up
SIX IOUCHD0Wns
Literally Swamp Pisssbwgh Be-
fore csuwd Nunbssiag More
nsna saeeo People.

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