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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13
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Der Mett; man tonHte bic Wleni6en.
bic eine RiiIiarbe beHsen. al bsnGins
germ siner Sanb her3dhlen; mir aInus
ben, bab es MIR orei iuirtlide WlilIidrs
bare eiebt, uno ale nrei ftnb Amerisas
ntr: Sxrr RotrfeIlsr, Der unbeitreisbdr
Der rei6itt MeId6 berigDeli lit. oa er
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wsnrt bsiisi; br StcbGt0nis Carnegie.
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aber fiber Mul'imifIi1rbdr gstporben
ip1r. peun er niht iei. sponsia Sohs
rsn siHen erobsn 9Kil felnss Risisns
eintommens fur pbilnntbropiffe Stifs
tunssn tingeesb<n hdtts; enDlih pier.
pont WDrgan, Der tDoh gleihfdls cine
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psrtbeils nnrne. In europa duh nids
einen einsinen Miniarn6r stben. unb
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ben; bieIe Rph.enfperts marin bic
Grnben non H1ipins. bic ieooh ME
mebr ais so Million<n rerth ip1rsn:
mon ipeib nun abr. 6dB nah beHs
9oh bnunss 1fhunas bi. hiHeiifts
Regifrurg bebauptefe. buB Die pon btm
hirir;iimsn Gidatsmnnn an cine tngs
llifhe geisllfGnft periniifisH Druben
Gtantseiaent1nrn eeiptien ftisn unb
boB liS6ungs = 9f6nng gar ftin Reht
gebdbt bate. fie fir itine eieent Rsds
nung All pertu,rfsn. Mtii GROCER ais
bic 3nbI Der Wiuinrb6rt III n1tiirfin
bic 3abL Der GnIbs unn Nisrtel Msils
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lbert pbtr bnriibes. Neiit<r bon buns
lttft U1i03suex beslitG fnb ns@ du,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13

fC ine EreiHar5, Ro. 500 1912 -gsor.
" ie6runaen trefieHo fur bie ausadoe pon
Sonbf in BET sumne psu spaHsla ialienb iaaHi
haHeerl $50 10000 1oudTs 6nm 5iUets bet
9eihGifuHa bon gcHts snr 8e:abluu9 ees
tiabiii6en anIbeils an beH aoiieu aHo ausaas
ben t.ir els Aerbeiiernna BON Ifapet sirass
uno SfeliiHius aoenae bur1 it0naglitrung,
Get GO eerornHei BON ben &ianuait her
Sine! Ginf5HEatl Giaqi Otto;
Setiten ]. Gct es pom oesn gtaoireib ber
Siubi Cincinnati 'at HoitDeHbte eTatiet ntro.
9ones bslnaier Siabi anssaasbeE nm 81 per.
faG'eu IN Der EHnme ton slraHgig iauienb FAINT
panoeri ts2o. $4,000 EeaaEs gum Spe1e eer
iidSifasr glHiSetis az ben n aSfsea "1is nHs aas.
aGhsn iar bic SstbelieTnna eut9 staHalsi!'
rana.
Draper EnaEe, BON Gnhe ees beiiebsnben
2hstsHb 5atfieiHsab ID 3uasfanale speitli1 Oon
GpItHg brobe ApeHge ole 4aIien $iraBe une
TN Aegerecf tH BET ttnse beT Ir1ser SnGhe
lorieefeei bis sun 3hAIesi. aHb lH Sa6fon
Aoenne. ietf perauui BON borneiebeufn abi
sAgsfanal II Iraper Slrats nornRdris $50 Gah
sls ihm belieeenbeH iSscAssea, Robrtn'atsuss'
sieitinlae slpenue. bon gaabuon sipenue bis
Qrts aneniie; 9rie apeHus. bon Dl0oHen ane
rue bts Berrp AneHus. utib 4erra IpeHGe, seH
eris aoenue 400 Sat iloiis
EefitoH q Tat bic AcfbB Der befdGten g.noi
anssseeben nerben 'oIsn In Der Eamme ron
SioaHsig lanienb fiiEf bunbfrs {s20 BOO 0el lei.
!ars 'at boraenanfrie 3fpe6s. @efaaff Goues
toleH III bex denomination bon faHfhunbet.
5000 1oIlars oees in manliipltfaien babon.
fpts bies nor Siaet'Huoiiar heifiEHnii lpereeIl
mag. uHb foIeu SiHien iraesa slsr Enie pon bier
l4tl airssen, pro 3atE. seiaate asoHes ioI!er
sa sas ousn sin ,aslSar Elm 4 'lsss. gaSa lsl5
SdbreH Ra6 bem Gasnm. Wffagie @enhs
foIlsH ausaeaeben. nusseftenf nne barlibsr hcr.
faf neroen In uetereiHftsmulisia NIT bens ese,
fete unh Der GrotHaas biefes stabiraibS sar
Aeaulirnna her Hasaahe brr Ronhs tn hes
siabi Ginrinnoti. Stnai Chto. pafiHt am ~
5ebrunr 1912
setficn g. Ter er!es ans benz 9ersnnfe ber
bs'aeieH gonhs nnsaeWcmmen bic 4f0nfieu unt
aufeenuieneu Sinfen baben, fen ben refpeitipeF
Sonee fir be eorenanafen BfrtfHerunaen ant
gef6rieben nnh aisbesdkt megbeB cut Nnipel,
fnHa bes director oi Bnbgsg Eespsce, uHb fon
onrd befaeien 1refior pf wablie Eernice fIi
ets bieria fpssiftsirteH 9fpeGe psrsrenast psr.
ben
Sesiiou T. Tiefs rrhlnGns fnl In araii ire
itE npn ebliiaiett baheH bon .s,to nnt sert fiIs
bef,-a beni tstfeS eriaubfsH 3ssfsslIf.e an.
8ailirt am 5. 5uIi a. Z. 1912,
amtiTenber @rasiDefli bss Eiahirrtts.
EegInn5iat; Gtibur Gser, 9lsr
1890
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13

&C tine ErbtHnns, so 3t7--i9i2 = ate
" 4euuyuna eiues aetpobnl;hea IrtHfbt'
tprs rerticffnh uWa fHr Eradufaua pci
Srflion -1F tes Acoer ben ErntHausen.
Gel ee bgroTbnet bon berf <iaotrGib Der
Ifa0t 1tnciandfi Esaai Clio:
gei,ign l. Tat Zeftion s7g hes aoher bon
rrbinanSen erqansi perbeH fou eurf Eesiicn
sTa-l hunsii &c frie iplai idvtct suelnf e-s
aGRse1hf Eefit0R bieTburd percTbriei ntrh:
Eeifiou s7ei Itsufbcter; es toll I'M
aeebliA feiH fir iracuneine Aerfp1 cher #erl
fpnPu ireeneeiueH Eeher RlaE ober BcthB Az
lIefcru nsIgtes aemeiufbdiiiicl Gle aftuetHiebes
IrtufbedeT bennti vtrb, oeet su erlnnben. bah
iraenoeiH Netef @las Dhfr nnberes @etaB ~
traensclnem ofentliter Eicse psrbieibt su
rpeitHem rnebf ols eiHe Rerion 3uirttt bat iiir
iolde 4nuBunp. 9reenbeiHe pgrfnu cher Der
fcner tpel6g trnenoetrf bes tffiiElTffraea bic
fet gelion iiber'riii foU TN esne <trafe ooH
nisii fperiaer ots fnnf $500 ToIlars cbeI
meter ais fiirfsig 1850 06f TuEare fur iesef
riRaeine Hetggbeu beEsagen.
eEtitpH lat Seifion sT9 he's aobeI bon
EfbtuaRsfn Snr1 Efitter ~TD2 eFadHAf spRr.
ben fua hnu.i Ns rpie folai lduid lpeldhe er'
aHnseabt Scftien hlefbnrf Derorbrei svtrb;
SefiipH G7s--2 Eeftspa S7a--i feu fit nthi
auf iraeueetneH setsr Sius cher aneeres
Csefaf besieber, speithss i'm TtanIhreH se'
ielctsm Bscber 0las ober dubsrem @sfab be-
se,tier 3. Ttr's crbinaus foG in arafl
trcier une gsiIiiGieii bahea bon urb u1t BEN
friiheiieg ncw WtGfr etIGnb.eH 9eiipaH!ir on
9ahr am Q. 5ali q isl2
gmiireuher Qrhfleeni bes giaesrashs
@eeGaHbiGi: aribar gsp'a. glsr
1920
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13

N tine Erbindna, Ro sg5-isl2-3ur
" gakgabe bon ssonhs behufb an'aufs uas
eonhemHiruua bon Giaenitum fir SirabeH'
sipr6e nn bcr CT Gs5een aeeuue
sd IS ssrsrbnsi sura ssn Stas;ratt Der eiasi
glntinnan. eise: Ebis:
etiiisa !. Gab e ned bent GtmtFtH hts
Sisbiru;bs bu eiast Cincinnati uettpsnsie 1T
ausiuststH uHb ~ prienl,n bic esHps str be-
fdeieR Stabt In ees Summe pou sceninafeHs
tSi0,g0Go0l Goaars bebnis aHiauis nRo aells
sncn @Sn e esr qfPss3 sen ssnt ns
fur siraBen5Dede naugiicf SIR ben yEnei gltr
Nerb.noeruH9 oeH 6rbruiihen. IN uG5erein'
ftimmnHa mt, LtotraH5 BIO. 2se-iei2, paiiiri
5eltion q Gcb bte aonbs Der beida,eu
Stdoi ans5egeben fperoen iolleu IN ber SAmtle
ben aebEidaieno $4,000 Bol Dollars lir bis
eoraendnuiea 3Eye9e. Ite beiaaien trlos ios'
len IN Der Denomination bon iinibaHbeTl
gs6O0.00l Ieldrf. cber 1tiiipiiiaien eaoon.
feiH, spie bles her Stuei 9uoilor beitIHmfn
Mde, nHe 3tHien ifaeeH snr aais pon pier tsql
BrpseHi bro Jabr, sahlhag halbl1ariih, urn
erDieter 6nr6 edSu befpgslgte GoaDoBs. 5e'
foeie BONDS foheH honl IL 1aae in Gull ielz
oaiIu nue biUaiois 3ahTe Had BEN aoinH
Seflion g. lie begaaieH eunss iegen
aaspeeeben dnseeiieut nnb petdabeTt iper'
anh her 6rbinans 6iefee g'n;beh sur gieenli,
rIra ber sluAeabs unr bes @eriaufs poE
Srnbs tn eer Stdoi Cincinnati. Siaai Etio.
faNiTi am -. sfbrnnt 1917.
5efitou Ier GEsps aus BEN lerfdais
eer beiaalcu @enos, ansasn1mIurn BID RTani0'
aHo GgiQsiagfsusu Slflfen DahUn lou hen
-doHoemHdiioH 5uuo- giigfibrteben arn aas
besdbli foerbeH auf aHipeifung ees Efreetog o.
8ubltc Sefclfe, uub fou nuyt befaeieu u
rector uf Bubble Serptoe iiir be bigria ipesi'
fisitien 5pede neripenbei Deroen
Esstion g. Lleie ETbinaus ioa in ArafI
treieH uub BtIitgieIt babeH ben unh Had zen
ft1beiien bonn Befeu eftnIbieH SelipnTfiig an
8Gfiu an .. Juit u, 2. 1912:
r.. " alone
auiiteaber asrhssheni bee Stabiraibs.
Beeldubisi: arftag Gspp, glerf
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fehe gsnb.Grbehme bnBcn icn In redieH
Minfeln. mil Der iofgrfiben Hisnapme.
giifansenb ar Der ssrfnarulg nes fpsltli9en
gnrcs bon Seoa slrass ssga, M, n, fsm sgr rSssana
bon sipeibunberfinTfuroneu nlin anisia
auubcriftel (2s6.so) Sub: barn abiisiasno tliF
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aantos nas s'sa S.s sssssu ss sSsrs sass se' ab,a
Ii6 bet soften iiir strsnntneenl anispsei fpsr'
;sais sle erslsf ssrbesfna sfnSsn h0Sa Sa % ae aS.s
cnitosen an befaate gerbereruna: ,usi1s
tsiaot, Gets nns qnnftsstsn kisrsarH ttfinmi FAB,
ban he bstpnstrt sorisstlt satsn eurt ssiasts ur'
beNsruna: unn bic arsieH Aer befuateH 9srbsHe'
ruxe fpntu bic aHsosbtn fur sersttstssHe, nHs
snesr, wsssna,n nHs at nsasr S sHs ,,sssss. ssl,s.
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fssn, bic Rphsu str RsrftuftisH, issis sls 8'si,a
aaf biz rpnbs, rtIHt fat bic peraHsA9tH4s Rs'
kFfsen hsr tiususee&ebtEfn 8aelansfH rsn atst'
stn Naseahtr In IA itlafttn x,nA
gab has 40 ouierGcaie aresmeni In ifhn tl0l
inhridcn 3ntlunneH beintii rsrosa le nv, Y,
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HtusrttE Giasutbnmg fauH cher sats u hanteF' %
es raufti ioIAes aFttmtrt baat stisnsn ,anss,
ndlE Ntrnustd AEN1A AuMeH bbh AtAp
ftx beNtusrnpsn Etbinaas IN ptintH Beh e0aa,
itg peats aHshmtni ntbi eis 3tnisH aui hn Tpnos
in fh lAItstn fea be spu otr ReasiitrH per hiH'
cusael6ettntn aFsbmtats 3abluHetn ausesgtftn nff'
etn
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ndstu iorsH res her foatftteH rsH aAbnssi'
fttI.otiuretr. ane irsr iH tistm cttsa h0
seFftibsn eltlGfsmmi.
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NtrkfHuune rti1tr nt6t igettsu esftrissi raxN.
ssni6iIttii4 bsr Pektn reE Rttninnstu. nfts tsn
qeAta seH ire,ntsrsiasm grrsetietHtsum SER sns
susFtu sariu, ef.auft eer epprssftiri, rHe ps
Resfr urs NussabtH tretueissIAsa aspresr'ansns'
gusasrns hsfHt uHe Bic GtastHHfsH nfiGs
tresHstn,m Ststr spH crsrtHltresn Hnsfrstfn
rett SrseftFH eatiH ,nesisrs&tn istresn, arb ~
Rsfsn ure ausQehtH fhs iretHetiHtn inlttn 3nipfaS
be- Etaet gtrdnnat, aus etm Cries pes Strahfts
psa renbs tstakIt nrttn isntn, bic seE erseur
eteat fir ieits 3Eeft uEs tn tu fAttis aHss"
etbtr fpfrhsu fpatH. mit ss fas ~sist rsrttrttst
Eri es 'errsr befhloi'eR cob Der 4lerf bier
hnrr anaetpieien irsrb, bic 8croifenittu
bieaer RefolniioH In liebereinlfiHmung nit ben
BefeE sa oeraHlGi'sn.
sai'irt ON 5. 5HIi 1912.
g. y SetIsfr,
aniireuber Rrdnheni heS EtabtIoibf
Mstpff. MvtEur NNr b NIfri 13 "a
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eteuemaeJad,e mdnnlih.
Iertfdler 3sipnier.9 9,errin.

TIE WisaIteber cbisen s3ereins iinh biersnft
I'm o. saIss 1912 berftprbeHeH pipiiiefE 3. ..
scBer9 helitc ssaHm.fsas nm 1850 libr bon.
1r0ysrbdufes So, 1881 Qutfer &ttubs. aue
9sfe ksstssL ~,
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flyer unb es niirbsn. ipenn man iis A.
fammen1dblie. einige buEbert krnus,
ionnttn; 5lDiihen fiinfsie nnb bunbtrt
WiIlon<n teiiben non tiner obtrlId6.
!idtn G9dtuns an ltpsiiuuisuS l,sr.
jcn<n
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an pertaufeu@irthIt,nFt.

gstttbf6afi gn eersalfeH fueaeH Sierbc.
'aI g5e Rdnf nHo Central Nbe. 1914
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ecb. @urfhnufer.
I'M glier ben 40 1abreu u1b 26 Iaeen. Tie
a,ecrotgnng fiubet QQonfal, ben Is. SuIi 1912.
Tcrniifaas 2 llbr 30 aGinreH. bonn Iraner'
haHfe re 32ss Gpisrain Mneune aus iiuit.
9IcrpaHote uHo ireuHoe iiao bo'Iihh einaeIn'
ben. 15,lsE
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agFbeI fir 2 3imwer ici, lrie ueu, bitIa
1870 @aee Str,, 2s~GioS, 5Eon;. abeHes rad
tlbr l.
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SoSes . auseigen,
Maraarttta 6trmann,

Sfarb en- 5srcitaa, zen 10 GuIt 1912, irab
II llhr 30 Mainnlen. nad langem Eetben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13

aruiireuser Rrdneeni hes Sian,Ioibt
aliefi: artbut 9sra. GIeri 1920
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.qa6 su'taaeH zie5 Geleroin abe iS--l3s
9aHae nm bee @adsraef6a'i a srterncrL
O. Hreibetet Iahlor unh aRGeticu ssoao.
En.ieg.
ea6er arusr an aoas uHs aaiss; re,ie.
All GGnih Cir.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13

belle Simmer NIT gof snm ao1Sn uHb 10
ReIeu&suHa: ales In eri.er aiaF't Ctenang
500.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-31
BRESNAHAN GETS "CAN;;"
Is SICK AT ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 31.-Roger Bresna-
han has been released Internationally
by the Cardinals, and official notifica-
ton of the fact forwarded to President
Lynch, of the National league. AS soon
as the release is officially promulgated,
if it ever is, Roger becomes a free
agent.
Rogers five-year contract with the
st. Louis club. however, is something
the court of the National league will
have to straighten out This contract is
an exact copy of the contract Roger
signed with the St. Louis club when he
came here in 1909 with an additional
clause covering the ten per cent share
of the clubs profit
A lawyer who has seen the document
said that if it did not stick no ball
players contract is worth the paper it
is written on
Bresnahan is i'll at the Planters hotel
with a bad cold.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-31
CHAS. HEMPHILL MAY
SUCCEED PHILLIPS AS
YOUNGSTOWN MOGUL

Charley Hemphin deposed as At
lantas manager in mid-season. may
lead the Youngstown club next year,
taking the place of Bin Phillips, former
New Orleans pitcher
Hemphill Is now in Youngstown. He
says that he is not an applicant for the
job and will not be as long as Phillips
is in the position.
Just now the former Cracker mana
ger is the. property of the Columbus
club. A fact not generally known here
is that Columbus took him with re-
luctance and that they fought the mat
ter clear to the national commission
before they paid the $500 they agreed
to give the local association
Hemphill reported to Columbus in
bad condition and his behavior at that
time makes it doubtful if the American
ASSOCIATION team will try to make use of
him.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-31

again the game will revolve around
the question of whether a light
ning-like attack will get the best of
beef and Drawn.
Critics who saw the Dartmouth
Princeton game say that the Han
over team was simply weighty and
that unthinking Drawn proved that
it wasn't worth much in football.
Princeton will find the Crimson
team an entirely different PROPOSE
ton, 1t will find the Drawn. but it
will find an eleven fast on both the
offense and defense quick to dag
nose plays and with a variety of
attack.
Dartmouth against Princeton in
dicated that it had not awoke to a
knowledge of how to use it's re-
markable innate power
The Dartmouth forwards lowered
ove7' those of Nassau. but did too
much towering and not enough of
getting down to business either on
attack or defense, so that the
Jump" was with Princetoa
throughout the game.
Princeton will without doubt
play the same kind of game
against Harvard as against Dart
mouth, relying on getting that
Jump"
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HARVARD LISTENS TO
PURRING OF TIGERS
~AMBRIDGE. MASS, Oct. 81.
I Harvard and Princeton. two
-. -...l1 teams that handed

CAMBRIDGE MASS, Oct. 81.
Harvard and Princeton. two
90, .s.h teams that handed
two aspiring elevens for 1912 cham
pionship honors rude. hard jolts last
Saturday. are due to meet this Sat
urday in the stadium in what, from
all indications. should prove one of
the greatest contests Of the season.
The Crimson, emerging from it's
game with Brown triumphant, 80 TO
10. looks most formidable. and the
followers of the eleven are conf
dent of victory.
Down in Princeton, after tram
ping Dartmouth under foot % to 7.
the Tiger is purring with satisfac-
ton and is sure that its trip into
the enemys territory Saturday will
be highly successful.
The undergraduate are bowling
for a win by a greater margin than
last year, when Harvard was sent
home defeated by a score of 8 TO 6.
1t will be the first time that
Princeton has come to Cambridge
for sixteen years, their last trip re-
sulting in an Orange and Black vic
tory, II to O.
Harvard, like Dartmouth. will
outweigh the Princeton eleven, and
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Wv most here, the Yellow
Jacket team is fast round
ing into shape and, barring in
juries, will go in Saturday in tip
top trim
The line is charging better every
day, the backfeld is working we'll
and Tech will put team in the
field Saturday light but we'll bal
anced. and determined to fight ev-
cry inch of the ground.
Loeb is in good condition and was
back at center in Wednesdays
scrimmage.
Moore who has been playing the
right end, but who was injured, is
not quite WELL but is playing on
offense. He is counted as to do
great deal of grand gaining.
Captain Leuherman and CoIley
are out for day or 30 on account
of injuries. but will be in the game
Saturday.
Looks Like Hot Game.
Next to the Georgia game. this
should be the best game pulled off
in Atlanta this season Tech and
Auburn are bitter rivals and eAu-
burn has succeeded in putting it
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All Vanderbilt Football Teams
Selected From All Her ELeuens
Yrs, on Team. Positions. Second Team.

been selected by Walter Camp
without a moments hesitation.
Blake was a great punter and
placement kicker.
AS a defensive end he was I'M
playable, impenetrable if such a
term can be applied to one man.
He carried the ball well from his
position.
The selection of the other end
is more difficult There have been
such stars as Captain Chambers
Keller E. r. Smith, Dick Barr,
Harry Howe. Struggled, Walter
Simmons, Ed Hamilton, Enoch
Brown and Howard Boogner. To
the last mentioned we are inclined
to give the place. Boogher was a
wonder on defense: fast. carried
the ball we'll and used excellent
judgment when captain of the ia
nous 1897 championship team For
our second team, Captain Cham
bers Keller. the greatest of the
early day players, we select for
an END. and strange to say. the next
best bet looks to,be Enoch Brown,
who has yet another year to play.
The FulIback
Owsley Manner. gets the plum tor
fullback His ability was marked
to such an extreme that he easily
made one OF the best teams the
University of Pennsylvania ever
turned out, under the captaincy of
the famous Bill Hollenback. While
at Vanderbilt Manner gained a rep
utation as a line plunger never
equalled in the South. In 1906 he
ripped through one of Fielding
Yost's best elevens as though the
line had been paper. Against the
Carlisle Indians he made more
ground than any other Vanderbilt
man.
The second choice for fullback is
John Edgerton, a plunger of as
great power as Manner. but not so
good in a broken field.
The Halfbacks.
Vanderbilt has surely had her
share of the great halfbacks. There
are so many men from whom to
choose that it is splitting hairs
to put one above another, yet we
make the stab by placing John
Craig and Phil Connell in the first
two positions, with Lewie Hard
age and Vincent Campbell in the
second. Both Craig and Connell
played four years on Vanderbilt
teams while Hardage at the close
of the present year will have had
but two and Campbell played only
one. Phil Cornell was probably the
greatest of all the stiff arm run
ners at Vanderbilt. He was fast,
shifty, side stepped well, and at
the same time had fine driving
power He was almost immune
from injury and as a punter, drop
and placement kicker he has never
had a superior.
John Craig, as ground gamer.
was superb. He handled himself
very much as Hardage does. Both
men use the sidestep and straight
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TIGERS OFF TODAY FOR
GAME AGAINST HARVARD

PRINCETON, ~ j.. Oct St.-Light
work was the lot of the regulars today
The squad will leave this evening for Au-
burndale, Mass, to put on the final
touches tomorrow for Saturdays big game
against Harvard
In yesterdays scrimmage, the coaches
devoted most attention to the ends