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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-01
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-01

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-01

Phil. Roettingsr an Guarantee .
60. $500.
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unb 8. u. 60. $4,000.
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The Washington times., 1912-11-09
VANDERBILT MEETS
HARVARD IN FIRST
CLASH ON GR|D|RON
Crimson, Preparing for Dart
mouth, Keeps Regulars Out
of Today's Lineup.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov e.-For the
first time in the history OF football.
Vanderbilt, the strongest eleven in the
South. meets Harvard today in the
stadium. Though Coach Percy HauXh-
ton will use substitutes against the
Commodores. liarvard is big favorite
In the little betting found; Hardwick,
who scored the only touchdown against
Princeton, will be the only regular
starting against Vanderbilt today. but
It Is thought that some OF the regulars
will be hurried into the fray II the
Southerners show too much strength.
Charlie Brickley, Harvard's great
kicking halfback. will not be seen In
action. Paul Hollister. right end. will
do Harvards punting and whatever
placement and dropkicking may be
necessary. "
Harvard expects bitter contest with
Dartmouth next Saturday. and on that
account plans to keep the regulars out
of today's game. Most OF the coaches
will see the Tale-Brown game at New
Haven, looking for pointers on the style
| OF play used by the Ellis.
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
Coaches Are Watching
For Pointers on Yale

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. with
many Harvard and Princeton coaches
in the stands. Yale Is not expected
to open up many of her tricks today
against Brown. but the Ellis expect to
win by comfortable score. Old
fashioned football will be adhered to
from beginning to end, though for
ward passes may be used now and
then to diversity the attack.
Today's game will decide the final
makeup of the Yale eleven. Cornell
will start at quarterback, but botn
Weaver and Dyer Will he used. II
there is an opportunity, substitutes
will be sent into the Yale line In
order to give them all chance to
show their skill.
Brown has a heavy, well-traincd
team Of veterans. Their ability to
oyerwhelm Pennsylvania and score Q
touchdown on Harvard shows tha'
they are no mean roe.
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
Virginia Wants Another
Big Game Next Year

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. Nov. o.
Virginia will very likely endeavor next
season to arrange another big game,
choosing either Navy or Pennsylvania.
Princeton and Swarthmorc, though.
have their admirers among the students
and there is no telling at this early date
Just which opponent the Orange and
Blue will have. There Is great dissatis-
faction here at the present schedule.
Today's game with the Richmond Blues
has been Cancelled and Virginia must
rest for another Saturday.
II Is more than probable that a move
ment will begin Immediately to have the
faculty change its present edict that
refuses the football eleven permission
to play more games away from Char
lottesville. 1t Is felt that this Is prov
ing a detriment to the success of the
eleven II Virginia is to meet the big
teams, more trips away must be al
lowed. Pennsylvania, Princeton. oil
Navy will not consider coming here fol
a football game.
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
BUCKNELL AND NAVY
BATTLE FOR HONOR
ON GR|D|RON TO-DAY
Middies Present Three
Changes in Lineup
Against Opponents.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 9.-Wtth a
heavy and veteran line and backheld
that has shown distinct Improvement in
practice during the present week. the
friends OF the Naval Academy football
team are very confident that 1t VIII
show the top form of the present sea-
son against Bucknell this afternoon.
Bucknell had not been considered a
particularly strong opponent. but Its tie
game against Lafayette last Saturday
indicated that 1t has some class and
the Navy contingent is glad that Its
team Is to have a real trying-out
The practice at the Academy yester'
day consisted of "a long signal drill ant
formations for receiving the kickoff
with additional time allowed for prac
tlce the squad is making rapid stride'
forward.
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
Army Plans to Use
Forward Passes Today

WEST POINT, n. Y. Nov. a.-The
soldiers have perfected number OF
puzzling forward passes for use against
Carlisle today, and the coaches have
not despaired of winning from the In
d,ans. West Point has one OF the best
eievens in It's history and. with Captain
Deyore back at tackle, believes 1t can
hold it's own with Glenn Warner
Thorpe will receive ehe closest at
tention of any of the Indians. The
Army feels that once Thorpe Is stopped
there is chance for victory. How
ever, Arcasa will not be allowed to
| break loose on double passes. running
| from blind formations. The Army ENDS
and tackle have been drilled especially
to stoD this play:
| every train leaving it's quota of foot
| hall supporters. The boat from New
| York brought 1000 men and women.
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
Dickinson Here Today
To Meet BrooklanderS

Dickinson College football team ar
rived in the Capital at II o'clock to-
day. primed to the minute for its en-
counter with Catholic University. on
the Brooklander's gridiron. Dickinson
comes to Washington with long strins
Of victories. having outplayed the Uni.
yersI,y of Pennsylvania eleven for three
periods, only to experience slump In
The anal quarter and lose the game.
Coach McDevitt. Of Catholic Cniver-
sity gave his boys their final instruc'
tions at a blackboard lecture last night
Catholic University will peresent the
same lineup that faced washington
College, with the exception of Captain
Blewett. who is still In the hospital.
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
Dartmouth Accorded
Victory Over Cornell

ITHACA. N. Y, Nov. 9.-Dartmouth's
heavy varsity eleven Is accorded an
broken Cornell team today on Percy
Field. The Ithacans will dc the best
they can. put that Is not expected to
bother the New Hampshire giants
much.
as mere practice match before the
Harvard contest next Saturday. Coach
Cayanaugh said that no attempt would
be made to run up u particularly large
score. as he intended to use his sub
stitutes whenever possible.
The Washington times., 1912-11-09

sibIe for tbree-fourths OF the distance
gained by his team. His long runs of
twenty yards In the fourth quarter,
placing the ball within striking lis
lance OF the goal from which he iairly
carried four men upon his shoulders
for q single touchdown
For Central. Ob,rlin, McDono|gh
Reeves, and Zappone with King did the
hulk OF the defensive work. Tech show
ed poorly upon the offense, many yards
being lost on account Of the bacHheit
falling to start quickly.
Eckrndorf. Davis. white. and Ochcn'
ritter started for the Manuel Training
chool Their work at all times bcint
conspicuous. A crowd of 5000 attended
the game.
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
CENTRAL DEFEATS
TECH BY 6 TO 0 IN
SCHOLASTIC SERIES
King, by Heavy Line Plung-
ing, Scores the Lone
Touchdown.

Central High School defeated Techni-
cal in the NTH game OF the interhiSh
school football series at Union League
Par!I this morning by score Of too
Ccntral-'s line touchdown was made In
the last period OF play by of tackle
rushes with King and Oberlln carrying
the ball
Fumbling by both teams marred the
contest. No less than twelve occurring
during the game. Central lost two op
portunities to score In this manner
King. Ccntra's captain. was respcn
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
Washington College, as Yet
Unbeaten, Will Test Re-
constructed Hilltoppers.
PROBABLE LINEUP.

Today Georgetown meets the last of
her preliminary opponents before the
big battle with Virginia, Washingt ton
College coming to the Hilltop. This
will be Dave Whites first game as a
tackle on the Hilltop this season, the
big fellow being played In Captain
Hegarty's place in the line. He was a
star tackle in his prep school days and
should prove a tower OF strength there
today.
Jim Dunn is not expected to play to-
day. He Is being saved for next Satur-
days battle with Virginia. Fred Muir
ray will replace him at fullback. Harry
Costello going to halfback and Calnan
running the eleven from quarterback.
Mullaney will very likely start the
game at left tackle today. His good
work in the practice entities him to a
chance, and the coaches have decided
to see how he plays under fire.
Washington College has yet to NEE,
defeat this season. 1t Is much lighter
than Georgetown, but Jack Porter has
worked wonders with his lads and they
have been trained especially for today!
combat.
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
Hopkins Is Trying to
Break Losing Streak

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-Thc Johns
Hopkins football team is making an
effort to break its losing streak when 1t
goes against the Western Maryland
University eleven. Thus far Hopkins
has not won game, and each defeat
has been by an uncomfortably large
score. Indications are, despite hopeful
ness of the players; that they VIII be
beaten again. and also that thcy VIII
not win any of the later games either.
Going through a season without win
ming game would be record un-
ouunled In the university annals.
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
Gridiron Games Today

Amherst VS.. Wor. Poly.
Army VS.. Indians.
Bowdoin vs.. Maine.
Bucknell VS.. Navy.
Catholic University VS.. Dickinson.
Colgate vs. Rochester.
Cornell VS.. Dartmouth
Gallaudet VS.. Maryland Aggies.
Hampden-Sid. VS.. Richmond College.
Harvard VS.. Vanderbilt
Indiana vs. Iowa.
Johns Hopkins VS.. West. Md.
Lehigh VS.. Swarthmore.
Penn. State vs. Villanova.
Princeton VS.. n. Y. u.
Randolph-Macon VS.. William and
Mary.
St Johns VS. " NJ /.
Michigan VS.. Penn.
Vermont VS.. Holy Cross.
Wash. Col. vs. Georgetown.
Wash. and Lee VS.. V. p. L
Wesleyan vs Williams
Yale VS.. Brown.
The Washington times., 1912-11-09

Game May Be Stiff

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 9.-Stin work Is
expected on Forbes Field this afternoon
when the University of Pittsburgh ana
l. University of Maryland elevens clash.
The Maryland boys arrived last night
and appear a husky bunih. The game
with Washington and Jefferson Is only
a wek away and Coach Thompson will
not play Hobe Wagner today. Fear "t
injury Is one reason and another Is
the opportunity to try out Egbert at
fullbaCk
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
Gallaudet and Aggies
Meet on the GridirOn

Much local interest centers around
tho football game today between Gal
laudet College and Maryland Agricul-
tural School, who meet on the Kendall
Green field Coach Bryd, of the Aggies.
has put his proteges through severe
course OF practice during the past week
and the indications seem TO be that the
husky BOYS from College Park will take
the long end OF the score.
Shipley, one OF the Farmers most de-
pendable players, Is still In poor play
ing condition. and 1t Is probable that
he will be in but small part OF the
game.
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
George Brooke Willing
To Coach Pennsylvania

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. a,-D"-
spite rumors that George Brooke IL
tied up definitely with Swarthmore' 1t
is said here today that he will tax" the
nosition of h, ad coach At PennsylNlnla
II he can obtain a three-ycar term AZ
his own figures and dictate ms oM u
mniicy II is Lplicved that I've will ID,
offered the position, and, Il hc tat'S IT,
accept II. Mike Bennett, kid ke,nali
and EIu Hollenback will be considered
The Washington times., 1912-11-09
Eleven Is Ready.

WASHINGTON. Pa, Nov. 9-wash-
ington and Jefferson's team meets
Western Reserve today with every
member In the pink OF condition eX-
cept Cruiksh shank. center. The work OF
the w. and ]. players today largely
will determine the line-up for next Sat-
urday's game with Pitt.