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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04

sic leben mn, baB tie Ben SOB ererz
ben,
Sir Ieniden baben gleides Coos CO
funbeu.
@n einen1 Gage tperbeu mir uub ter
Sabrbunoerte ourhleben iuir in Stuuz
ben."
so fat es Ser grobe GalGeron in
@orte gefaBt, mas al1d Eel unIerer
roiigiten 6riiblingsbeiterteit idaner5-
lid mabnenG III mlerem @enriit5e
mit5ittert. Mber mir fins @briiten!
Inns uniere Triiblingsirel1Se bleibt
nit5t I'M @ereife oes Natiirlid}en nit
al ieirer ltrpolfomntenheit u1,o un=
5l,ganglidfeit lteden. l1nIere 5rel,=
Sc miro pielmebr crit gefront ut1o
pcQeneet ton Ser &eligion, BON Dem
ltrablencen Siterglanse, Ser pom
qlorreiden Grabe I'M eres !@eilan6es
iiber sic meite @elt BIN ausgeM. Sic
Notur. Sic @elt lit nelt eritanoen =
afk Sos lit nl1r cine Nebeniode.
@briit11s lit eri anoen! Ger SeiIanS
bat iid offenbart als Ser gattlife
Sieqer iiber Sic Sdreden oes SooeS,
oes Crates uno Ger 90qe.
SSn 2iebe SIT unS arnten Wenld:en
lit Ct bingeganaen an Sen Oelberq,
mo- hlutiaer SdmeiB BON ieiner E,ei-
ligen Stirne rann uno Ser &uB bes
8erratfers Sim ieinen 6eineen
uberlieferte. Gr bat geitun6en Dor
Sen fanatiiten, straightforward Mif=
terri Seq Suoenpolfes un5 Dor Sem
idApaten uno feigen beioniidlen
9anopfleger. Man bat Sbu be-
idimpft rno nerleumoet, berumge=
serrt uno beipieen uno geidlagen,
man fat SIN peripottet uno berld=
teri unb rerleugnet. man bat S6n
5ergeiBelt uno NIT Gornen gefrDnt,
man bat SIN gum CODE geforbert ur,o
8nn=EoeesnernrfthrAE m1H batssAtf
rad @ofgatho geld)leppt un5 on's
5ol5 Ser Sfmad geidlagen. Gin
Meer con kiblid,er uno ieeliider
Gatol, mie es uner6ort lit in Ser
an 8lut uno 3hrdnen Sod 10 reiden
Observation-Disclosures. lit uber Sbm
suiammeme'dlagen, uber Sbm, Sem
Monn ser Sdmer5en. Ser Elm @urm
inns tein Menih. Inns idlieBlih lit
Gr %qeitorben uno in's @rab ae[egt.
Inns iein groBes @erf lit ideinbar
obqeidloiien nit einem r%ieienbaften
3uiammenbruh. eirem ganferott,
mie i'm Sic @elt nidt geieben. Sos
autem iperubam1s. 8ir ober
hofften, boB er es lei, Ser Ssrael err
lDien merbe."
Mher iebt seigt es iid in blenoen=
Sem 9itte. per Ser Sieger lit. uno
qroB uno leuhteno iteht inn @lanse
oes Oitermorgens ser Muferi tanoene
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04
g4eint ernit 3u weroen,

Mad LANCER ger5ogerl1ng ideint
e5 nit Ser Natetpoit iest en0lid Grnlt
gu meroen, gum min6eiten lit Elm Mn=
fang gemodt moroen. Sic 0emofra=
tiiten Mitglieoer oes @aus=Gomites
fir neutrality-suspicious. baben in sic
8l1ogetbia einen Eoiten sur 8eitrei=
tung Ser Musgaben fir periud)smeiie
ginfubrung elmer Ridrdnften Tafet=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04
Sic rotbe @efabr.

Ser in Glepelono erifeinenoe 90
tbolic uniuerie " Mil aus oen 3eiden
ser 3eit berausleien, oaB mir in Sie-
lem. 2anoe %innerbalb 5ebn Bis funf=
5ebn Sabren, lie nah Ser gntrpidlung
Ser Ginge, cine ~fleritale Yartei" go=
ben meroen, bofft ieood es moge ni6t
ou5u fommen. Cine Sdeioung Ser
Earteien nod moraliiden @runo5ii=
gen meroe iiderlid eintreten. Sic
groBe Weaiie Der fonlerpatipen Gle
mente 5peroe Sic fatboliide Stride
liefern, Sic Sppolitions : glemente
muroen lid 11nter oas Banner oes
So5ialtSnn,s idaaren. r@ir mer5er1
uniere 2ampen bereit u1o brenueno
balten miiiien," idreibt oos genannte
8latt, ~oamit mir nidt iiberraidt
mer0en, oenn Ser 3ultano Ser ulrr11fe
uno Ser beinabe g~reifbaren Bor5u=
itanoe &epolution, iino ertennbor in
benz bertigen Stanoe ser alien Bar=
teien. Sm fontinentalen europa
meroen Sic Gortidritte .6es So3ialis.
mus nod gebemmt our9 cine 8erbi1=
otug alter anbern Yarteien nit sen
|fferifu4en @@fenenten in Sen 61fvrrtfi,
den 4ngeleeenbFiten. 0a5u miro .es
audi in SEN @ereinigten Staate11 font
men. Benn bieies Aan6 ridt in SEN
8irbelitrom bes So5ialismus nit al
ieinen Smmoralitaten geiegt tperoen
loQ, 10 miro oie fntbofiide Stride
our@ lire Mitglieoer es retten muf-
ien. = SSene, Sic audi jebt nod f,rdt=
lam Dor Sem @e5onten iib aftip am
~offentliden 2ebens betbeiligen ion-
ten, muroen beiIer ooran tbrn, ibr
3eitlides gu iegnen, bepor Ser groBe
&f etntritt, oenn es mir5 Elm
&f iein, in Sem fem Eoroon ge-
for0ert nod gegeben meroen miro uro
in Sem fem &ompromiB m0glid fem
pir0."
3u Sem goriteben5en oiirfte Be-
merit tperoen, oaB Bis iett ein gemein=
iames ~3uiammenpirten Ser fonlerpa=
ttDen glemente unieres @olfs gegen
Die rotbe 8efabr nod nidt einmal an
gebabnt lit. limo nit 3eitungsarti=
feln uno 6loBen @elebrungen iiber
eieielbe lit aud nidt genug getfan
un5 6as lint 10 meniger, ole Sic io=
5ialiltiide Grelie oes 2anSes ser fon=
ierpatipen an 5oblreifer gerbreitung
lei weitem iiberlegen lit. Selbit altf
~flerifuler" Seite belte6t fem &C.
meini anpes Erogramm: Ser 0eutlfe
Gentral=@ereine fdmpft fait alletn auf
oem %io5ialen 6eloe. Sen S%p5ialiiten
iiberlaBt man uberoies Sic praftiide
Mrbeit. Sic 1paren Sic ein5igen, Sic
Sen bungernoen ausit1noigen Mrbei=
tern in 9amrence tbatfraftige Inter
itiibung 5utbeil merSen lieBen uno in
SEM 8erbor Ser Mrbeiter un6 ibrer
&i1oer Dor Sem &ongreB in @aibing=
ton 1id Oteier annabmen un0 oeren
Seite pertraten. $50 blieben bet oiel er
@elegenbett sic foni erpatipen Clement
te? $50 MAIDEN lie nah Sem 8orbil=
Sc Ser 3entrumspartei ibren @infll1B
in Sen Staatslegislaturen un6 int
aongreB 5uguniten elmer arbeiter=
freunoliden Sc etgebung geIteno?-
Stoff 5um Nahbe1fen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04

@ieber eit1e @rubenerploiion NIT
ifredliten Menidenopfern uno oos
tros iorgfdltiger Snipeftion ltno uaer
erfor0erlifen ginrid)tl1ngen, ioiort
belfeno eingreifen 5u f0nnen. @egen
Sire eide Ser unterirbiiden @emolten
bat MON nod INNER nidt mirfiams
Abmebrmittel gefunoen. 8ergmanns=
fog ein t%rauriges Sos. l1no sod fin
Sen iid INNER nod 10 piele oafir, Of
id)on jeber, ser in Sic @rube einfabrt,
ii6 iage1 muB, oaB er m0gliderpeiie
iein So6tenbem6 an fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04

Dor ulls u1it ser Siegesfabne uno Sen
perfldrten Wunomalen. llnb mie
Sduppen iaH es BON 1unierer 9u<
gen. @ir periteben es ME Die Gmz
mausilnger: ~NiuBte nidt @briitus
oies leioen uno 10 in feline 9errli@
felt eingeben?" Gin Elun ser gott-
liden Mamuht, @eisbeit uno 2iebe
entbiiQt iify cor uns, Ser uniere See
len %aufiubeln labt in beiliger Otter
monne. llno unbetenb unb oanfeno
itiir;eu mir GEM Sieser bon 8olgatba,
unlerem grl0ler 11no @eilano, Dem
&03nig utIerer Seele, 5u 6iiBen uuo
itammeln, oos 6er5 ourdibauert BON
Cor lrrdt, 9iete u1lo Gnt5Iden:
rMein SEER u1l0 nrein @ott!!"
Gas 0iterfeit lit ard} cine tpl,nSer-
uoQe 9eitdtigung Ser 8orte uno 5ba<
ten oes '@erm. Dit meldem Ser
trul,en f0nnen MIR iebt nibt Bel alien
Stiirmen u1ro- @erfolgungen, Sic liter
iein %erbubenes @erf, Sic Stride, ber=
einhreden. 5uln @tmmeI aufidauen!
Sfmer utl0 truurig mag it6 Sic 3eit
geitalten, Gbarfreitagsitimmurw uber
Ser @rce itd lugern, MIR miiien sod,
Sag fir sic grout Gbriiti mie fir IT,
rem gottlid'en 8rdutigam itets mie=
Ser Elm Siternroreen anbritt, ser fir
ole lire Eeiniger einen Sag Ger
Shmad' ln1o Ser Mieoerlase bringt,
fir Tie ielber uber Griumpb uno Aui-
erite6ungsnubel. l1n6 fit urts ie1bit
lit has Siterfeit audi ein freuoiger
Sag Ser 5offnln1g. 8tr baben port
Seilano. Ser uns porgegangen. oas
iid'ere ltnterpianS Ser eigenen Slut
%eritebung. 0itern er0ffnet uns Ber=
ipectircn iiber sas Grab binaus, Nus
blife TOD Serrliffeit um5 Sdonbeit.
So lit eos Oiterieit Gin Set Ser
.Qrah eHHa.bepnHtt.aH uulerer
fdlperpn. rorneuponer 8nn5er1,rg
hurh Sic iteintaen @riin5e oieier
.Groe. @ie auf lidlter Bergesbo1be
MAIDEN MIR auf einen Mugenblid
9alt, Tim ul1s5uifal1en nod Sem,
mas audi unS ertuartet. Ga tperoen
Sic @dthiel ms Yrobleme oes 2e<
lens qe(0it i'm 2idte elmer H6neren
3ufunft, uno neugeitdrft ergreifen
mir Gen @anSertob. Inn neiter5u=
1puaen. bino1>rh Sl,rd ale Selbergs=
uro @alparienltuncen fin 5ur Ser
f|drung. sur Seligfeit. Inns mir fiji
len einen mdGtigen Smpuls, idon
iebt 4uferltebltng 5u %feier1. cine Slut
eriteM,ng, mie lie bereits in oieiem
2ehen m5glidl ia iogur mtbmen5iJ
lit. IS lit gemiB fein 3ufaG, oaB Sic
Stride bittet uno %aufforoert, ia nit
elmer beiligen @emult, mie lie nl1r
Sem beiorgten I%1ttterber5en eigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04

I'm Ser Grl0iuns Qi9tl
Mir itrablt Die ounfle @rotte
@on 8ohesgrau'n befreit.
Sd opfre meinem Cote
Sea 2ebens gansen Streit.
Ser 5~nbesbeiiener n,nfet
,Sn hebrer Rnieltdt.
Ser Sfred seq Sobes ftnfet.
9a Seius aufer1tebt
limb 1ou CT auieritehen.
9ann ihmiid sic Seele 9etn,
9o5 tnrnlt Su nidt erflehen.
9ns mill errungen 1ein.
l1no niht NIT ldDnen 8orten.
Mnn GiegesausIiht Bat;
Tan iprergt berihlpi'n ne 8forten
Sur mutbig 5 Sbatl
:. IoBt Sim auferite6en.
9ann crit lit Sitern bal
0es 6ersens &rihIinastpeben
suuhat hen: 4ueluia!
9nnn flieRt bonn @reu6esbaumc
Sir crit Der 2eu3esltrpn1.
9uun bout I'M @eltenrnnn1e
Sid 9eiue5 5errgotts Som.
Sam 1maait gu crit ~eeialIen
9es SrM9liuas @eibefdng,
Sam fannit gu ipreden lniien
Ser Gitergloden Slang;
9ann n1uqit 9u Gitern feier1,.
Sam lit 9ein 6eila116- nab
9nnn tpir0 iih Sir entldleieru
9as Bort: aQeluiul
Eraurige, biuia6tere Monate Iiegen
hinter ms, cine Set, 100 Sic gauge
Natur iif in ihne triibiten 6arben
%getleicet. mo lilies oas 3etfen Ser
Mrm1tb u110 Der Berooung trug, 400
Ms melunfAoliite @ral1 oominirte,
auf sen idmutigen Straben %unierer
StGSe ME in Sen 5errtNenen @ol-
fen uno Mebeli6leiern, sic u,1s leoes
Stiidd,eu 9immel5blau uno ieben
heiteren Sonnenblif miBg0nnten.
slher iest lpiro es 6riibli1g! Madt=
con toma1t ser iugenoli&e 5errider
ms 2ano bereinge5ogen un6 iagt Sen
%.ulternoen, griesgrdmigen 5prannen
@inter iiber ale 8erge. Sic better
item @lumen fli6t er 1if} in Sic lip
oiqen 9oden, goloener sonnenidein
1trablt al1i ieinem l6telnben Muge=
iidt, urb Ser @bor Ser ~gefieoerten
Ginger feh an, linn elm ihoaen5es,
il1beln0es @egriiBungslieo entgegen=
5uiGmettern.
Triibling. SSS1 ieSer Menltenbrlit
fi1Set oieles Mort Ser Sd}Dnf1eit u,to
NreuSe lei1en @ieerbua. Irubling.
3eit Ser @offntnge11 uno Ser Gliides=
a%hnlngen! Nuf's neue errpadt oas
aon5e grcelltilS aus longem, traum=
idnperem Sd,laTe gil rteue!n 9eben.
Sic meite @elt bilt iih in ihrc
le1htenoiter, fnrbenprdhtiglten Set
gema11oer, frotes 2e6en fllttbet ourd
StaSt u1ro Gort ourd 6elo ln0 5ain
uno @arten, uno audi ser 8etrii6teite,
Sem ihmere Eriifungen un0 bittere
9ei>en lire Hltn5eln lit Ste befiim=
merte Stirn %gegraben, er 0enft in
neubelebter grmartung elmer ionnige=
rem 3ufunft: uSSett m1B lih NQes,
Mues mer10en!" l1no 6o9, nidt Sic
les lit es, mas unlere eigentlide Otter
freuoe bilbet. @Gre 6os Maes Ser
ein5ige Gruno lmieres Soffens, u11=
lerer 6reltGe adj, es mdre boh int
@rl1nSe reft id)limm nit uns beiteQt.
Ser &eritano iagt es uns ia. baR
Of sic SfDnbeit Ser @elt etrpas red,t
&erg6nglifes u1o @ebrehlifes lit,
a1no maud,e @efiird}tung fdnt gar
balls als herher @ermuthstropfen in
Sen @ed'er rnlerer 2en5ensfreusc.
@ir milie11 es lt1r SIT gut, SOB nif7t
ole 9liithertrGl!me reifen, me0er in
Ser Natl1r nod, I'M 2e6en, u11o auh
Ole boloen @lunten, an berel1 Quit
nno 6ar6enrei; iid I'm ler @er5 gum
erl ten Mole mieoer erquidt. preSi=
gen inns gains leiie, leiie con- Ser gro
Fen vgitelfeit Ser gitelfeiten."
uSrib' bI:;h'n Sic 8pien, Sic nes &ahts
beroerben,
SIN ibrem &eld Iiegt @ieg' unb @rab
berbun0en,
The Washington herald., 1912-10-27
THE GAME IN DETAIL.

Georgetown won the toss and chose to
defend the south goal. Thorpe kicked
of. Costello getting the ball and bring
ing II back to the 30-yard line. Jim
Dunn hit the line for yards. On the
next play Murray gained 10 yards
through right guard The Indians Sc
cured the ball on the next play on a
tumble. Thorpe on wide end run
gained Is yards before being downed
by Rheinthild. Powell followed suit with
another gain Of yards On double pass.
Thorpe to Arcasa. the heet-footed half
back by a beautiful exhibition of broken
field running ran IS yards for the first
touchdown. Thorpe kicked an easy
goal The touchdown was made after
five minutes Of play. Score: Carlisle
Z, Georgetown o.
Costello kicked to Arcasa, who
brought the ball up the field 20 yards
before being down by Derby. A tumble
followed on the next play. Derby drop
ping the ball. Costello made yards
on q wide end run. Dunn on the next
play slipped and was downed in his
tracks He dropped the ball and an
alert redskin pounced upon 1t on
Georsetown's 2s-yard line. Thorpe
made yards through the line. Powell.
the burly full back. crashed through
0eorgetowni line for more. Arcaa
gained yards through the line for the
Cestinuea sn Psse Thres.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-27
Thorpe, Powell, Costello, Dunn,
and White Play Great Ball.
Carlisle Is Helpless in
Closing Quarters. &.

oval rested within three feet Of the
glistening chalk line. Jim Dunn ripped
through the same spot One Indian hi,
him head-on. but Dunn stdestepped
! swerved a trine to the right. and shot
over for a touchdown. When Dunn
, emerged his jersey was half ripped 'off
a bump over the left eye. and goodness
knows how many body bruises was his
portion.
Previous to this touchdown in the sec
ond quarter Harry Costello drop kicked
goal from the 3c-yard line and the
Georgetown total was ten points.
Fury scores Touchdown.
Jim Fury was sent into the game after
It only took Fury about three minutes
to jump into the hall of fame.
The Indians had the ball on their own
4o-yard line. and Thorpe attempted a
short end run. He was hit by three
Georgetown men at once and the ball
popped out OF his arms. falling at the
feet Of Tug Fury. who gathered 1t up
and sprinted of like q scared rabbit In
the direction of the Indian goal. Just
one man stood In front Of Fury. and
Capt. Hegarty hurled himself at the Red
skin. Fury had a clear field in front of
him and planted the ball squarely be-
hind the goal posts.
During the remaining few minutes OF
play the ball see-sawed in about the
middle OF the field The Indians were
plainly through. 1t was unfortunate
that the time was up, for had there re-
mained five minutes more to play II Is
more than probable that Georgetown
would have pulled up on even terms with
their copper-skinned rivals.
Crowell. Of Swarthmore, was the man
selected to referee. but the central
board sent down Murphy. an old Yale
player. Coach Glen Warner. Of the In
dams. made the claim that Murphy was
incompetent. and that he favored
Georgetown frequently in the matter of
penalties.
Immediately after the game the In
iians were taken to Union Station IN
taxicabs and boarded the express for
Toronto, where q game is scheduled for
next Monday.
The new entrances and seating ar
rangement at the field made the work OF
handling the vast crowd an easy mat
ter, and the management Is to be con-
graduated.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-27

coaches calmly told the squad that what
had happened: there were no hysterical
speeches. The men were urged to play
the kind of game Of which they were
capable.
Just remember that this Indian team
is only q bunch Of ordinary human be-
ings like yourselves. and that they can
be beaten in the last half II you fellows
viii only keep coSl and use your heads
was the parting shot from Frank Gargsn.
the field coach.
Team IL Cheered.
A cheer which shook the foundations
of the west stand and the inspiring
strains Of "Rah! Rah! for good old
Georgetown" welcomed the gridiron war
riors as they trotted to their places for
the start OF the second half.
From the start of the opening rush 1t
was apparent to everybody In the stands
that the Indians were up against q Diff
the game. There was a smash to the
Hilltoppers' attack which had previously
been lacking, and the tackling was
harder and sufer. Capt. Hegartys men
followed the ball better. and the time
worn criss-cross play failed to gain more
than a few yards. for the reason that
the ends were not fooled and boxed.
The INDIANS were penanzed Tor trip
ping. Coach Glen Warner rushed on the
field to demonstrate with Referee MUIR
ply, and his team was promptly penal
lied Is yards. A couple Of short gains
followed. and Georgetown had the ball
within striking distance Of the Red
skins goal. Little Harry Costello
stepped back, and with unerring aim
drop-kicked pretty goal from about the
5-yard line.
Then came some old-fs shioned line
smashing. Dave White. Jimmy Dunn.
was carried 70 yards or more right down
the field without q tumble. Georgetown'e
.rooters went wild. The shouts and
cheers -were deafei1ing Carlisle's 5-yard
line was reached and big Dave White
was given the hall. He hurled himself
outside the Indiaas' len tackle and TIE
The Washington herald., 1912-10-27
MIDDIES TRIM
PITTSBURG, 1876
Naval Academy Takes Hard Battle
from Smoky City Eleventh
gram Looks Good.

Annapolis. Oct. 26-In the first game
of football ever played between the two
institutions. the Naval Academy won
from Pittsburg University here this
afternoon by u to g.
The game was hard fought and the
Midshipmen showed Improvement over
former games this season In working
straight line plays. but they indicated
that they have as yet q far from fin.
ished team. The worst kind Of fumbiing
this afternoon lost the Midshipmen q
certain touchdown and also gave the
visitors their own score two minutes
later.
While some Of the Navy backs, no.
tablyS Ingram. yielded encouraging signs
this afternoon. the Navy Is still without
any back who IL capable Of really bril-
liant playing
The Washington herald., 1912-10-27
Stage Lures Diamond Stars.

Says Billy weart, Of the Phtladelphia
Telegraph-The call of the stage has
again proven too much for the baseball
players and managers. There will be
more Of these actors than ever before
during the present theatrical season
Charles Doom hasn't vet decided
whether or not he will appear behind
the footlights with his old side partner,
Jimmy McCool. Doom. though. admits
that he is getting the stage fever and
that the Inducements are getting very
tempting. Last winter. when peace was
patched up between Charles and Presi-
dent Fogel It was reported that one of
the terms Of the pact was that the Quak-
ers' manager should cut out the foot
lights and stick close to the Philliss'
Office during the winter. No agreement
was signed TO this effect. so that Charlie
may cut in on some theatrical contracts
to relieve the monotony Of the winters
dullness
signed up for fifteen weeks to do Q mono
logue act in vaudeville. Hughey Jennings
Is going into the same line Of work with
a black face comedian as his partner.
Germany Schaefer is also going to
double in brass" Schaefer tried the stASo
last winter. He was said to be funnier
on the ball field than on the stage, but
the price Of eggs was high last winter
and so Germany" survived the ordeal,
This winter Schaefer Is going to have a.
Continued ON PaEe Three.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-27
Georgetown Crushed in First Half;
Comes Back and Scores 20 Points
FOOTBALL RESULTS.
ON LOCAL GRIDIRONS.

ON LOCAL GRIDIR0NS.
Carlisle I.dians, -, George
town. %.
w...i.<to. College. =, Caths-
lie u, 2.
Cathedral. II, Western. =.
Riggs Preps, ., Briarley Hall,
Bliss, 2, Central Reserves, g.
ON OTHER GRIDIRONs.
At Annspolis-St. Johns, -,
Maryland AGEies, o.
At Norfolk - Gsllaudet, 70,
Blues, O.
At Pri.eete. -Pri,eeto,, n,
DaFtnouth. 2.
A. Syracuse - Syracuse. Is,
Michigan, :.
Al Observation-Disclosures,
3, Lafayette. =.
Al A.herst - Amherst. Is,
Trinity. o.
At Ith.es-cor,eII, II, Buck
nell, o.
At Swarthmore swarthmore,
-, Johns Hopkins, q
At Philadelphh-Penn State,
15, Gettysburg. o.
SooaOEho8e HM1HVuHos OOy
Brown, 10.
At Bethlehem-Lehigh, ., Ur-
sin1s, o.
At AnnsDolis-Navy, lS,. Pitts
burg, Q.
At West Poi.t-Arny. Is, Col
gate, z.
At Chieago-CAicago Univer-
sity, u Purdue. o.
At MinnespOlis-Mian -,
Iowa. 2.
At BiooninSt0a. Ind.-North-
western, 10, Indiana, 2.
At South Bend-NOtre Dane,
41s Wabash. Q.
AT 81. Leuis-St. Louis, IS,
Miami, Q.
At CeSeland - OSerlin, -,
Western Reserve. d.
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The Washington herald., 1912-10-27
COLGATE BEATEN
BY ARMY ELEVEN
West Point Cadets Win Hard fought
Gridiron Battle by 10 to
Score.

West Point, Oct. S.-rhe Army team
defeated Colgate to-day by score of
IS to T. The Cadets scored three touch
downs, but failed to kick any Of the
goals The game was hard fought
throughout. The Colgate boys threw Q
scare into the Army supporters by scor-
ing a touchdown and kicking a goal in
the first four minutes of play. After
that the 20-yard line was as near as the
visitors could get.
Colgate's touchdown came after Q
beautiful forward pass. Huntington to
Riley. the latter running 10 yards to
the Army 15-yard line. Before the
Soldiers could get over their surprise
Swartour was over in two plays with
the touchdown. Brooks kickeA Tie gual
The Washington herald., 1912-10-27

Toochdovns-f1ynn. Pumpeily Goal from toucIb-
down-Harbisoo. Goal nom neld-Paaesou Ref
ace-Mr. Gflindef. of Pennsylvania Umpire-Nr.
charles. Of LAfayetts Substihutims-YaIe Nutvnr
for Ketcham, P0diston foe W. Daren. Cartef
for Ayefy. MaIkle for Pmpelly, PL.ibin for suaI-
dins. Camp for Flynn W. and J.. wesbecka for
Cruikshank.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-27
YALE DEFEATS
v. 4 ]. ELEVEN,
But Is SCORED ON
Dark Blue Aggregation Plays Good
Football-Wonderful For.
ward Pass Worked.
LEFTY" FLYNN THE STAR

New Haven, Oct 8.-The lively WASH
ington and Jefferson eleven smeared the
Yale football slate with a score this aft
ernoon, Patterson, Of the visitors. deft-
ly hoisting a drop kick between the goal
posts for a field goal. netting points
late in the second period. Final score
Yale. Is: Washington and Jefferson. 3.
The visitors narrowly escaped scoring
again the final period when young Wal
ter Camp. OF the Ellis, lifted a punt
short and high to the Yale 2o-yard line.
Patterson tried a quick place goal. but
although the angle was easy, the ball
went wide Of the uprights.
The visitors had the most wonderful
forward pass seen on Yale Field this
year. Quarter Back Gordon heaving the
oval to Capt. Alexander. who. on four
different occasions. worked free and shot
into an open field. At the beginning Of
the second half Alexander registered
his most spectacular advance. a 50-yard
run, which landed the ball at the Yale
30-yard line. As Cook. of the visitors.
leaped through the Yale line for 10 yards
on the next plunge, matters looked
squally for Yale. but Goodwin tried an
other forward pass, which Pumpelly. Of
the Elis, seized and bore away for a 30
yard gain. taking the ball out Of dan
ger.
Flynn Scores Touchdown.
Neither side scored In the FIRST playing
period. At the opening OF the second
period Lefty" Flynn. who had already
twice crashed 40 yards on end runs.
reaped 30 yards around right tackle and
was overhauled only at the Washington
and Jefferson 15-yard line. Dogged s.
yard gains by Capt. Spalding and Pum-
pelly took the ball only 3 yards from
the goal. but on the next plunge Flynn
went over for touchdown and HARRISON
kicked goal.
After S yards Of punting. Flynn again
placed Yale in q position to score when
he reeied OF another 40-yard end run.
With the ball at the visitors 3o-yard
line, Yale worked its only, successful
forward pass Of the afternoon. Wheeler
heaving the ball to GaIlouer,, who
plunged ahead Is yards before he was
toppled. Line attacks by Pumpelly and
Spalding netted 5-yard gains apiece, and
on the fourth down, after a fierce scram.
BILE. Pumpelly opened q gap at center
and brushed over the line for Yale's Sec
ond touchdown. Pumpelly missed goal
and kept the final score down to thir.
teen points. Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1912-10-27
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