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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30
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The Washington herald., 1912-11-10
MBRCURYS TO FACE
C0LLEGIANS TO-DAY
Big Battle Promised at 1ndepend.
enee Park When Annapolis
Club Meets Locals.

Washington fans are promised one Al
the best football games Of the season to.
day at Independence League Park. FYrst
and d Streets Northeast. when the Mer.
curry Athletic Club. which defeated the
Asridfsns last Sunday. 8 to o, tackle the
fast Annapolis Collegians, the rame
starting at 2:30 o'clock
Coach Johnny Smith has been workins
all week with squad OF twenty men.
ana the team which takes the field this
afterneon win use q style Of play seldom
seen In independent circles Several tricI.
plays win be uncorked this Afternoon.
and the fans are promised one Of the
best games Of the season, a. the Col
gians are said to be fully 40 strong -
the st. Johns College team, which de-
feated the Maryland Asgies several week.
ago. q. = : = =
Capt Hale. OF the Winsed Foot axxre-
cation, has been doing the majority of
the line plunging in practice, and is
looked upon to-day to gain great deal
OF ground on this play. while Dolly era '
viii be used 70 punt and drop kick.
The line VIII be shout the same n
defeated tfs Neriddans, weifhinr cIoee
to hundred and Sixty pounds, ana fast.
Prior to the hig game. tha opartans win
clash with the TEining Afhlstic Club Tor
the junior club chsmpionship Of tn city.
This game win be called promptly at i
O'Clock. = II 3, - I :. -
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10
NEW YORK .. EASY
FOR THE TIGERS
Princeton Rolls Up 81 Points. but
Coaches Are Hot SatisAed
with Work.

Princeton. n. T., Nov. s.-Princeton
found New York University an easy
proposition In football hare this after
noon, rolling up the large score Of 81 to
o. 1t was one-sided game from start
to finish. with the Tigers showing foot
ball which varied from championship
quality to the cratic schoolboy type OF
play. "Hobey' BAKER and Waller were
towers of strength In the Orange and
Black attack. and pierced the vfsitors'
line or circled tho wings almest At win.
-As . game In preparation for the con-
test against Yale. next Saturday. II was
Tar from encouraging. There was . lack
OF uniformed drive In the line. and at
times It looked a. though the forwards
were being pushed back into their own
plays. In the second half the Tiger
back feld hit their stride and showed
superb interference. carrying evsrything
before them.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10
IAHY TRANS ARB
ANXIOUS 10 WIN
LOCAL CLUB fITLE
visilGzb WIN Hass 70 1sst 1sf'
ssrys, Easinesas, Cardinals,
and Holy Name.
PLAY All 1LnnIAEIoH SERIES
~ sHIP" DUsAN.

More intsrsst ID nov being taken IN in
depsndsut football circles than since the
days Of the hurdle and Vineyard game.
when the old Columbia Athletic Club was
tine one superior to all clubs and a great
many colleges in this section Of the coun-
try.
The .vlgilants. managed by that enthusi-
astic sportsman, Joe Oiiveri, have been
claiming and defending the Independent
titls OF the District for the past three
seasons, and have now taken IL on their
hands to claim the South Atlantic inde-
pendent title.
II can be seen by their record since their
organisation, back In 1906. which 10 marked
BY but two defeats, one at the hands Oh
Georgetown last season and the other BY
the Warvicks back in 1901. that conceding
to them this title Is no more than fair.
More claimants have come Into the
limelight this season than ever before.
both in and outside of our city, and
since there Is no money in it. they should
be made to show their rightful Gre
ientials and ability to . game before
tho vizilant management should con-
slider them a. competitors- But here In
our own city We have few good teams
which should be given first recognition
Among them q crack bunch OF young
Mercury Athletic Club. By their bril-
liant tie game AGAINST the, Engineers
and victory over the Meridians. the Mer-
curys deserve 4 chance az the coveted
prize. As the Engineers are booked on
the vigilants' schedule they are to be
given a chance and from present indi-
cations II 10 an even bet on the out
come The Cardinals, of Alexandria,
should be given q game. as Manager
Crump's aggregation 10 one Of the fast
est independent teams yet developed In
the Old Dominion State The newly or
ganixed Holy Name team should be
recognized. a. in its ranks can be found
many past seasons college. club. and
high school stars. and should give the
viGilants q good argument II they ever
clash. But Manager Oiiveu seems to
be> side-stepptng these clubs in order to
set to outside team with bigger and
more universal regulations.
Credit 10 due the local champions for
the clean style Of playing and more 20
to the management for the way the
games are run. but the local enthusiasts
are anxious to see the Washington boys
in action. SO II Is up to tho Vigilants
to settle the many arguments by meet
ing all the local clubs who can show
the proper credentials for the indepen-
dent championship
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10

% 0c on nan0, tne 0OWutOWl unu-
versity will be able to meet some OF
the best in the country.
TAs boys. department gymnasium Of the
YaN. C. A. viii more than likely be used
" he basketball team. and 0ames are
slated to be held 1T the Arcade. II was
stated last night that the entire nj 4.
u Q. "A. five are 1t present attending
0ect9e Washington. and that this VIII
form the nucleus Of the hasket-b6ll quint.
Manager German l. planning to ar
rsase schedule Of games which wii
equal any In the South. He plans to
.maSt Yale, Princeton, the MidAies. Co
'Iumhis, New York University, and other
fast quints OF the North.
The indoor track meet will be held again
nsp year at Convention Hall. and unless
the present plans miscarry the Bun and
Biue will hold track meet which will
prove to be the best ever held In this city.
When the athletic asBociation holds ITS
mesting Tuesday night plans for the en-
tire year Will be discussed. and IL is said
that the entire schedule of events win be
mapped out. 3
The football team will arrange games
with some of the best colleges In the
South. including Virginia the Indians.
and v. p /. Whether or not this will
be carried out is another thing. but It
was learned yesterday that negotiations
have already been started with some OF
the fas; college agsfesations in regards
to baseball next spring.
Hamlin, who viii captain the track
team. has called meeting Of all those
interested In track athletics for Tuesday
night, after the athletic association meet
Ing. and it 10 understood that fully
styenty-five men will report. +.
From all that has been said. IT ap-
psars that George Washington will again
enter the field. with athletic teams which
VIII be credit to the university.
Another independent football team viii
gnter the field in the nee future. Pete
Lynch. former star athlete at Tech High.
being the man behind the gun.
Lynch 10 organizing an all-star high
school football team, one which win be
able to trim any club in this section
one of the heaviest and fastest teams
Ia this section Lynch has already Sc
cured the consent Of seven or eight
stars. including Billy Martin. OF George
town; Piggy" Hutchinson, Eckendorf.
Of Tech: Buck Howard. of Western:
Rathbone. former Business star: Wilson.
OF Business: Paul Cohiii the speedy
Esstern back. and Reggie Rawlings,
one Of the best punters In the District.
Several more stars win be added be-
fore the team starts real practice, and
the first game will not be played be-
fore Thanksgiving. Yesterday at the
Tech-Central game, Manager Lynch was
busy looking up old starr. and stated
that he will make a strong bid to se-
cure big John Kelly, Centrars dashing
full back of 1910. for his eleven.
The two independent games to-day.
one at Union League Park aDd the other
Il Independence League Park. should
prove to be exciting comhats. The Wig
ihnts will meet the Olympia Clubmen,
Of Wilmington, Del. while the Mercurys
Will tackle the strong Annapolis Col
lesians at Independence Park.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10
GEORGETOWN WINS
By 81 TO 0 SCORE
c..s.sseA srs. r.s. o...

o, with Georgetown in possession Of the
bau on the visitors two-foot line.
The second half was merely q repeti-
ton OF the opener. Fresh backs were
substituted for the HilltopperB and the
newcomers. Kelley. Curry and Van Dyne.
proved just as able ground gamers a.
the flrsk period strinG. Georgetown At
tempted the forward pass half dozen
times, and ON hve different occasions
Il worked perfectly.
During the final auarter. Eddie Null
ianey was shifted to center and his pass
ing was perfect. 1t u believed that the
former Mount st. Joseph's star viii start
the Virginia game in this position
The Washington College coach had lit
tie to say after the game. He admitted
that Georgetown Was whole lot strong
or than he had been led to believe. and
also added that his team did not put up
its usual good game. but that the result
was never. In doubt after the first nve
minutes OF play. Lineup and summary:
tiee1.so~n. wa.hinCon oo'lsse
MuIIsn.y. MahI = l. q. Merids.h. L q.
kS:I:;:il S:Es e4 /, Rs$ Riis..s.. s . T..
Martin r HeaH: X
Eolry. L, Bowen. L z. r.
srnse-0eassto~n. O.: washinroa Colless. q
Touchdown. Murray q. Calnsn t5l. Foae5 ~. Mar
tin Canpszsd. GurIy q. kelley. Goals from touch
dovn-Mania 81. nia.rd ~; fP1 ~, mtasd %:
Kelley q. missed q. Substitutes -Gecfyetcwn:
Campani for Donncliy. Erhendof for CanraaLi: !:
LAnrox fcr Nullaney. Golden for Martin. Gurfy for
Foxy. KELLEY for Murray. Van Dyns for Fur. Cam
paxd for Van Dype Washington College-Phtch for
I<wts Lanitsors for Long. struus Sox Drsnh.n.
Referee-Mr. Euiott, q Davidson. Umpre-Af
Clifford, II Bowdsin- Head hpsman-Nr. Brown.
Of University q Rahester. Time f pssiods--o
minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10
'. P.L TEAM BEATEH.

Roanoke. Va. Nov. Stem years Of
successive d{seats we're forsottsn b. The
jubilsnt Wsshington and Lee students
here this afternoon when the Baus Hn1
white triumphed over the orangs and
Maroon Of the virGinia Polyteehh1e In-
stituts ty the decisive sccrs q = fe &
the WasAiugton and Lee Nns - N.
Iprexnahis, ma tae vfrsiniA Ro1ySeeAalS
Ine0tute 6aeks hurled thsgnh6fy1a flv11H
aeainee ~ setnIwast 9Azt11ensezUg
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10
NATIONAL GUARD
CUNTS ORGANIZE
Adopt Extensive Schedule Which
Includes twenty-five Games at
Local Armory. T.

The District Guards have organized q
basketball league for the season under
the jurisdiction OF the Amateur Athletic
Federation. The first game will be played
November ID between Company L, Of the
First Regiment. and Company X. of the
Second Regiment. to be followed during
the winter months by games between
nearly all the companies in the District
Guards, There IL always a great deal OF
rivalry between the companies and the
regiments. and every effort will be put
forth to win the championship.
A handsome silver cup will be the prise
to the winner and. although some Of the
players are q little green In the game.
they VIII soon learn and 1t 10 sure to be
. great hght Capt. Eugene Edwards II
at the head OF the league. supported by
the athletic board Of the Guards. The
following IL the schedule:
|, NoysnA~ D-Cmp.ny L. FtrA Regiment, va Com
nny z. asusnd RsSansnt
Nos..h. Youpsns +. seoDod Regiment. "a
Cc9peny Z. ytM Hsuansnt.
c@sny Z. ssess1 ksss..ns.
NsvsAht S-C1npaAS X, Fint Raiment, N
compay 3 Hisa Rcsnsat.
os.a xsys.ss Socg.ay L rn' Res'nsus' n
Ns,snb$ 1~Cs.raE 3. Second Res.e.t. vs
conpany Z, sscoaA nsginent-
=. Ssr : q c@Z.aJ I rh's Rssinsn' !" Gun
DeeuAh9 k-cagany E. Second Regiment. N
Comp1ny r. Bso1n1 0edmsnf.
Dse.ebs 3 Ceap.as ?. fir,t Regiment. Va Com
p.ny Z. secua Asnbsnt.
M Ds;e1s : -, 7. m. R'simsns vs. Com
o.psas =. sscss SSssat. ~ ~
ys.est c.i.ey !. s's.od Regiment, VS.. Com
Iaseau e-C@pW :. Fist Regiment, "a Com
peW :. mt nll1wauk, "a. r..
Ianqeu e-Cnp1ny = Second Regiment. Com
pnW = -, U1olDoat.
yessy sncoaq,nY =, seeead Regiment. ".
- 1 1se9t
. sseg 3qnleg + Esst Resinent.' y. oom-
s1;ssz - = lsn Regiment. vs. Com
DO N-eaeessy q essst Regiment, r~ Com
p1 = eeeeo1 1lsaent-
ys1sasy eapsW q sscppi Regiment. N.
0Neng II s11f, ,AeSipeAf., 49,
soeeu 9cAeenrs E Asrsad Regiment, "a
GAa na1h0jk. -
!. .Sss$x &..o q ~ Regiment. u Con
sS sss q ~ Rssdmrnt, y On,
e. -. & .. n.sin-a'. ~ ea'-
IT, 3aesg s ssssd Regiment =.
~. 7'si q sSe.-ss- -
I I 60 q Ethe Boston Red
b prominent part
i:;;:.. -; !; ';;'' = !
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10

passes and croesbucks against the line
to telling effect. and then lose the ball
on q tumble.
In the first quarter, the -Aggies kicked
against the wind to Gallaudet. and the
Bu6 and Blue marched down the neid.
sending jacobson over the hne for the
first touchdown on Q pretty on tackle
buck. Moore kicked an easy goal
!: From this stage on the battle was hot
other all but crossing the big white
line. The half ended with the Buzz and
Blue leading by . to o tally.
The Farmers came back strong in the
second half. and by steady plugging
showed Run over for Q touchdown. Nor
ris failed to tie the score when he boot
cd the bali to one side Of the goal posts
Norris came to nfe in the final quar-.
ter and advanced the ball from his own
D-yard line to GalIaudet's N-yard mark
by ss pretty q piece Of end running as
has been seen in these parts this aea-
son. A. moment later he tore around
the left end for Is yards more, putting
the ball on Gallaudet's B-yard chalk
mark. Run and. Hoffeckef managed to
shove the ball to the Buff and Blues =
yard line and here the Aggies stopped.
for the Kendall Greeners refused to be
pushed back. Several smashes through
the line were thrown back. and the ball
went over to the Bur and Blue Jacob
son took IL out 10 yards BY an end run
and Folt1 tore around right end for 10
more, only to tumble the ball. Norris
was on the job and recovered the pig
skin.
By this time II was 80 dark the referee
could not see the head Mnesman and
time had to be called. BY line plunges
and end runs the Aggies managed to id
vance the ball to the Kendall 0reeners'
1-yard line. when another halt was CALI
ed to allow the officials to put the crowd
on the field.
Kaode Goes Over.
Ho6ecker hit the line. but was thrown
back. and then little Knode. the AgEies'
quarter back. smashed through, the ball
barely passing over the chalk mark. giv-
Ing the Farmers the game. Knode kick
ID an eAsy goal, making the score stand.
Y. A. c.. 10: 0allaudet. .. and the game
vas orer. .fa
One feature Of the-game which aid not
Ieef fair to the Bun and ,B3pe was the
refusal OF the referee to allow Kendall
70 say In the game in the fourth quarter.
Kendall replaced Folts In the third
period. when the sterling Bur and Blue
md vas injured. At the beginning Of
he Anal quarter Folts went hack In the
same. ~ having some diMcuity IN max
ng thu referee understand who he was
the wrong man was sent on
he feld.
Coach Crafts protested to- the 9lacials.
but his protest was not allowed. Rolts
was Instructed to go in left end. and
Ion, was to go to The bacieneld. re-
,aacing Classen. When this was exc
phined to the officials they could not
~. Il that way. claiming that Kendall
nd lsst the field sRenda1 did not step
,ver the foul lines. The Bun end Blue
lid, NOT kick on the of1ciAtipg. but II
. 4 tact that nothing was handed them.
Lineup and summary: IS.
-. 8 ! ss;.l..dst. ,.a.,.. 6 A.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10
RIGGS PREPs DEFEATED.
Episeopal High Eleven wins ~
Ii to q Score.

spsGal to The Washington HGaN.
Alexandria. Va. Nov. s.-The Riggs
Prep School were defeated here to-day
by the team representing Episcopal High
school, II to O. This u the first game
Higgs has been scored on this year. On
the KICKOFF Bullock recovered the ball
and ran it back about ten yards. Kens-
bury, Ray and Bullock were best in the
backneid for Riggs. while Brown. Case.
Tagsart and Capt Lange exceiled in the
line. 49,
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10
0LYMPIES MEBT.
YIGILANT CLUB
Tast Game Booked st unisn League
Park This Afternoon, Start
ing ct 3 sClock n

The vigilAnt football team, indepsn-
dsut ehamptons Of the District. win
tackle the fsst ofympta Athlete Club. OF
WNmingtou. Dsl., this Afternoon AT
uaisa League Park. ne strusgis being
tAndpled to start promptly st o'clock.
Trpm an reports ths oiympiAS win
o116 the vigilants tough bsttle. -
tbU come here With , greAt repata-
Den. having -lPst but Ons game IN ths
&ossFsl former .PsnDsyivaaie stass.
NDGGneH. and Univefsity cf New Ypslk
elGSp will b Sean h the tvisftssg Hne-
tlGA Coach Wnyne Hart. - tie va.
- may nnA q necssssry 20 sst -
- Gams himseR Hart - ohs e shs
soE(o{e fBoabaH psayAs In ~ upsth
- yin yrpys tower sf strssgtb 10
~ 6XBflAutD. ~.
4feer 10 the ~ gArne the Sge130naA6
f1M took 40 WiSA the Neptuhe Prspa
- lfnae sseast3ng st III e,cieck.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10
CATHEDRAL LOSES
TO LATIN SCHOOL
Weight and Experience Of Balti-
more Squad Proves Handicap
for Weaker Eleven.

In one Of the best games ever played
on Satteriee Field, the Durham Latin
School eleven, Of Baltimore, defeated the
National Cathedral School for Boys team
yesterday morning, Q to o.
Coach Green's charges put up game.
pluck, asht. but the superior weight Of
TIE victors proved to big handicap
for the locals. and the Crimson eleven
captured the battle.
The Durham aSgregation displayed q
good knovledEs OF football. several times
executing dificuit formations with the
greatest sof ease. The lire plungtng OF
T.ppett and Chum were the feature OF
the game, the former going through the
Cathedral line time and again for good
gains. u. Speed. in quarter for the
winners. ran the team like veteran.
In the ANAL period. II. Speed shoe over
|Cathedrals seai limo from the 2-yard
fl;ne for the lone touchdown. He misssd
an easy chance for goal In the first
period, Tippstt booted the ball over the
.cross bar from the 3s-yard line.
Dawson yas the only consistent gain
or for the Blue and White. The cafhe-
dral fall bAck several times cfrcisd the
ends for good gains. while he tore
through the lire for a gain Of u yards
tn the third quarter. Lineup and SUM
mary:
~ Cathedral. Durhan Latin.
Haytlen. II r, ,s~Tl ". Spred, L y.
81 Cranfsgd. L r. YeuelL, T. =. ~
QefAncee. U. q. k. Chrh, L.l6.
r1GSffsio C. - StDwsr, T..
irrissI IA O. Adsns q. q. ~
fsSS-rS n n - Ncther5y. X. Z. - ! e
ID f3srf n n Stuileuwrsck. n 4
Vlh6ee o, b NJ Sped. q. D ts
- 6sHFT n n ~ Cana n H.sB. go
'b.s: - Js:s. JSssa Z ] p
ruucAicsuI-1ar speesi. Goal fson As,d-Tip-
psff Goal tuinsd fsca touehaovA-A 6cerA
HpauRhuiius-Ne(1Az for Hayden. Cnndse foE
AnlunvsscA. epsra fr Gstn, hcsiknd - 49,.
nar1tA f0 Cszk Hgeee-sir. ,Dassss q tsou-
- ,&Saials 35S6f- Mr. Na1anay. sos GeQgstpwn.
tIi1Ss-S2. j6U0lAey. q 0pnssaosA pssd
~, 6 o...''s..s. - !: -. : !
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10

rcuehdo~n-king Goal misssd-kine. Referes-
Mf. Hslsen, Nebraska Umrise-Mf. Land Navy.
HSAd hnaanan--Nf. Church, Yala Ltnemsn-
Messn Greer. c. u, and Hamilton. G. L. substi-
tufts1s-RSchards fos Bsbcpch. steed for Proass
Time a Quartefs--lo minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10
1ssA.ae.a Dssee Nfsn-

.1peelaj9l ~ Vnhanatn HeIl1 g ~
Z Ete1e<3cksburE. Va. HOY: A5The Rich-
i1b1 H6ie5 4efsstsa ths Y61ascksbefH
S611aGll& ~ Tie iodaf ~ ~ A3te.
I! Il The H., ),
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10

TolIkA1n14-Ru1. kno0P. Jne1elon- lscnR H.
FtdneA AdBgps-Esode, Ncaa 0n1 Xsu1A
~. S~6sa - To,ts. Hs1ess-Slr: Eslsn, Es.
11I1ss. e U1c6e-lif. Dunis2. q. o. sH1A HneD
- -1k O. Ls6 Linesnlin71eusA nsQaSan1
!VSnAcS - - Quurtas-31 n1nlts9 -
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10

Ilssses Toest - tsks sShs :stsu6
saks = . ppsssAeat ef Z sa6 .Sess e
= - afss,s eseSpFe ~ ~ Dregf1snl
~ ~ Seegss eAd that theeez ~ IS Is
Allpye tsx ~ ens ~ nv
e s1s' e IS - - - =, nssst syk y =.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10
NAVY OUTCLASsBD
BY BUCKEELL, III
lliddies 'TAil to Present Expsctsd
Braes -Famblss Are
Costly. s.

Annapolis, Nd. Nov. 9.-The expected
brlcs In the Nidshtpmen's football team
vas, not apparent today and the Nsval
Academy eleven was outplayed and d.
featsd by Bucknell. n TOT. The. 1idship-
men weSe In had right ct the start when
they neutraiised the advlafsge Of q
strong wind IN their favor by lwretched
handiing of puntA f,nbles by Leonard
snd Ro1se tvice returning the baii q
BueanslI after the sssressivs vsrk Of
The Nayy nne had forced q kick. &
Ruckuen vas tlsis able 70 quit even ia
the mt period. and vhcp, the aavantaxe
.of the wind turned q. The second quarter
thsy scored twice ssd ieainched ths saln,.
( BueknsH's scertl9 ply wa : dasins
and eIeyseiy s1scsatsd yasdastoa of -
forward p1a foat men being Sest nssris
to DE 8ide npes, and ana q theSs
etufsis u both sthA cases. IN which
touch1owns resulteA sypestvf4k De 6SII
asisr : is.e di.epea1s 49, fsen scsssE-
UA<t -
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10
HARVARD aUasKRs wM,
Yale Freshnea saA vassaty ssase.
~ Harvard nivals..

Cambridge. Mass, Nov. a-Hervard's
yarsity cross country FuAners put up !
Perfect pesferenencs aoa3nst tie Yalu
team over the cbestnut Hun. cousss 4
the annual Harvard-yals fross cnunffy
run to-dat Kact teei w feuEesshtsd
By ten nea snd ~ ten m<n,e III Harr
vprd runasrs Apist4 bsesra tbe art q
the xale - Wpgsa ~ III, q,
The Sceeswas Hsrsest .. rals 6 n
sssr: SsssSss Is 8 - ssssns: 81 8 = r.
80 iGleilutjens eu& 4Gnl9 tAe sCr1us1lIs
e3hktls N6rs rleess1- ~ wianeSa ~
ssess Il - frsses.es = sess s. = =
The Washington herald., 1912-11-10
.AGGlBS DEFEAT
GALLAUDBT, 70

(. Ce.t,..ed fire.. r.se o.e.
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Of the first. Central would march up
tbs ieid and lose the ball on tumble.
and Tech would step down the gridirVn
and then some one would foosle.
Not until the hnal quarter did Central
manage to cross Techs goal line. At
the beginning OF this period Ockeny1tsr
made . yards around left end and No
Kinney went through center for q first
down. White made four. and Mckinney
fumbled. zAppone falling on the bali In
the middle Of the field.
King promptly stepped OF 5 yards
Naround left end. and Oberiin followed
suit with Z. and then : yards. King rip
ped three through the Line. and followed
with a 2-yard gain around left end.
Reeves made six on a straight line
plunge, and with the ball on the 10-yard
line Capt King was called into action
again.
King Goes over.
Three times King carried the ball. The
first plunge netted yards. the second
put the o sireeters just : yards nearer
Techs goal. and from the s-yard line.
''Mufph" bounded over. King missed
goais- .
Eckendorf kicked OF. Fowler allowing
the ball to get away from him, and
Ocksnriter fell on II. OK tore OF seven
On . criss-cross play, and again made
/: around right end Putnam made s
through the line. and Central was penal
lied yards for holding.
Referee Nielsen blew his whistle, ending
the game. and saving Central from what
looked to be a sure Tech Touchdown.
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EoRGE WASHINGTON Ilniyesssy Is IS Is id =
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- prosperity in athletcs aceofdine ~ tse
and dhey appear be well fonlded - 55s1s
It was announced yesterday sby who shotld
"a know whereof he speaks that not only viii ue Bue
and Blue institution Be represented by bqskettal
Ap1 team but that baseball and foolbaA sggfesatioas
~ would be in action during tie year 1al8
a Plans far advanced 1T this stage that the
caehes selected 1t announced that Korney Church. the
Western High and Yale catcher would have Of TIE ba
cub viii be taken have Fred Nielsen who
Geofgeown eeyens which defeated Virginia coach the
focthan team Should these with material said