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El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30
roDos Sc ~EovIvocAN.
FL Equivoco % Hecho por Muchos
ciudadanos dc Santa Fe.

M HN|A Y"nAN LMI|"M.
No equivoqueis Ia causa del dolo
de espalda.
Para ser curado teneis que conoce
la causa.
Els errado imaginar que Ell alivis
esta SECURE.
Dolor de espalda es doIor de rino
mes.
Debeis curar los rinones.
Un residente de Santa Fe os dira
como.
Tomas M. Baca Gale de Cerrillos,
Santa Fe, N. M, Dice: mi fe en- las
Pildoras de Doan para los Rinones es
precisamento tan fuerto ahora como
cuando publicamente las recomende
en- 1902. Padeci mucho de dolor de es.
palda durante tres amos y aunque
nunca dele de trabapar mi espalda es-
taba tan adolecida que apenas podia
andar atendiendo a mis- negocios. Las
Pild0ras de Doan para los Rinones
me a~liviaron enteramente Y volvi a
sentir la enfermedad durante seis me
SEES. En- aqual tempo mi trabajo oca-
siono una r%ecurrencia del NAL. Tome
al punto las Pildoras de Doan para
los Rinones y elias me dieron alivio.
Una medicina que prueba la verdad
de los reclamos que Sc hacen por ella,
como 10 hacen las Pildoras de Doan
los Rinones, merece Ell mas fuer-
ta endosamiento."
De venta Ell todas las boticas. Pre-
clio so centavos. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, Nueva York. unicos agentes
en- los Estados Unidos.
Recordad 81 nombre-Doan-y no
otro. 6
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30
uN sALTEADoR NoToRio NOM.
BRADo GoBERNADoR.

Ciudad de Mexico, Mario 19--Emi-
liano Zapata habiendo sido expelido
del estado de Puebla, ha lido a Pitlai-
cingo, 10 titulada capital provisio-
nal, y ha proclamado aJesus Morales,
alias 81 Tuerto, como gobernador del
estado. Eufemio, hermano de lapata,
con 600 hombres, capture aver dos
Iciudades.
Jesus Morales es natural del estado
de Puebla y IN bandido notorio, con-
tando gu no~mbramiento como gober-
nador para mucho en- Ell soporte de la
causa de Zapata en- aquel estado. Los
hacendados sc italian aterrados y pi-
den tropas, El ferrocarril esta abier-
to al trafco desde aquf hasta Torreon.
Las condolences en- las cercanias de
esta han ~mejorado grandemente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30

gar De aquellos miembros que fueron
electos ep 1908, W sea que hayan 8 no
servido TODD 81 t6rmino, y otros ha-
yam sido nombrados On su lugar, y 81
nombramientos han sido hechos para
llenar vacancies entire los miembros
eIectos 81 1910, las personals nombra,
'das deben ooupar u emplsos hasta
1914.
De vd. verdaderamente.
FRANK w. CLANCY,
Procurador General.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30
PARA vENDER.

La Compania Impresora del Nueyo
M~exicano tiene a su disposition una
cantidad de fajas, perchas, rondani
Has y varillas de segunda mano; tam
bien un ingenio Leffel de IL caballos
de fuerza y otro de % caballos de
fuerza, siendo del tipo de calderas dc
de locomotora y en- buena condicion,
habiendo sido inspeccionadas por el
Inspector de calderas. Radiadores v
tlbos de vapor, tanque de gasolina
de SO galones. Cualquiera de estos
articulos sera vendido barato ST la
compran de una vez. ST les interesa
escriban a la Compania Impresora del
Nuevo Mexicano, Santa Fe, N. NJ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30
AvIso ~lMPoRTANTE.

Sc vende un buen rancho en- La ia
ra. Condado de Sandoval, cuatro mi.
Has arriba de Cuba, N. NJ, que con-
tiene Isl acres con patente por el
gobierno, Ell clal esta protegido para
regadio por Ell rito de la lara, conte-
niendo dos lagunas, I'm bano para owe.
jas, dos casas. El terreno esta bien
cercado 0 cerco de alambre, tiene
como rs reces de buena sangre y f.
mas, suficientes implementos de la
branza. Sc yende por la suna de $5,-
600 ST alguna persona Sc interesa
puede dirigirse a la estafeta de San
doval, N. M,
N. ALEXANDRA SANDOVAL.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30
NADIA DE suFRAeIo FEMENlL
PARA NuExA JERSEY.

Trenton, Nueva jersey, Mario 49,
I'll senado del estado de Nueva Jersey
rechaz6 hoy una resolution prove.
yendo para una enmienda q la con.
stituci6n concediendo Ell derecho de
sufragio q las mujeres. La resolucien
no tuvo sino tres votos en- favor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30
puRIFIcAcIoN DE BELEN.

Cinco arrestos fueron hechos recien.
temente en- Belen per Ell policia mon
tado J. w, Collier en- n publication
de la plaza. Los arrestados son: J.
M. Amanda multado en- 1866 10 y treinta
dias de carcel por conducir una casa
d~esordenada, siendo suspendida la
sentencia. Nestor Silva, Frank Smith
y Oscar Bebbs, '~'ciudadanos pocos
idoneos'fueron invitados q m~archarse
de la aldea. Amanda es ~tabernero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30
LA coRTE DE p1sTRITo.

En- la causa del Territorio de Nuevo
Mexico contra Eligio y Juan LARA
haga, acusados de robo de reces, los
acusados fucron hallados cnlpables.
segdn 81 veredicto dado por ell iurado.
La causa 'ocup6 la atenci6n por un
dia y n noche de la emana pasada.
Los e o yiven en- Golden. Esta es la
mona conviction que ha ocurrido en-
este termino. Otra causa de robo de
reces fue averiguada despues.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30

81 tienen aIsunos libros que encua-
Dsta oficina tiene Ell mejor departa-
mento dc elcuad ernAcion que hay en-
Ell T~erritoriO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30
CAUsAs PRoTocoLADAs.

The Santa Fe Hardware and Supply
Company entablo ell viernes antepasa-
do un pleito en- la coIte de distrito en-
contra de Santos Ortiz y Andres Sena
por el cobro de un pagare que Sc alega
que es debido aunque 81 plazo Sc cum
PHO hace tempo. The Amador Mer-
camille Company de TERRA Amarillo
tambien puso pIeito en- la corte de dis
trito por $500 de perjuicios contra
Simon Romero y Carmelita M. de Ro-
nero, por haber faltado en- dar tftulo
por una cierta terra avalorada en-
5000.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30

81 desan traba1o de oDras bien he
cho. la oficina del Nuevo Mexicano
esta ,hien equipada para hacer tales
trahajos y a precios muy reducidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30
LA r FEDERAL.

FL primer termino de la corte federal
por Ell d~istrito de Nuevo Mexico, &c
reuuira ei lines, lro de Abril, 4 las 1C
de la manana en- Ell edificio federal de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30
ARBlTRos EN- BANcARRoTA.


Ell Jaez Pope ha nombrado 4 los 81.
guientes arbitros en- bancarrotas:
Frank W. v~ellacott, de Silver City
por los condados de Grant y Luna;
Crank Heron, de Las Cruces, por el
condado de Dona Ana.
DELEGADoS A CoNFERENCIA NAcIoNAL
Ell Presidente Samuel G. Cartwright
ha nombrado los delegados siguientes
d la C~onferencia Nacional de Represen-
tantes de Organizaciones de Negocios,
que tendra lugar en- Washington, D.
g. Ell dia Is de Abril de 1912! J. A.
Davis, Jesse L. Nusbaum, Francisco
Delgado, Jesus Ortiz y Tafoya, Ar
thur Selignan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30
AL E6TADo ADE NUEvo MEXICO v
sus ciupApANos.

va Sc te acabo 10 SEGA
Ya lego 81 pastor piadosu
Ahora themes puerta alberta.
70 espero que estes alerta
En- favor de IL naci6n
Eligiendo busnos hombres
Para tn administrator
No busques contradiction
Pensando que estas SECURE
Y esto Z una rsz6n
De sufrir en- 10 future.
FL cimiento ha de ser duro
Y de buenos materiales
De los hombres completeness
Elige tus ofciales.
Que 90 remedien tus males
En- Ia presente OCCASION
Que tantos amos sufristes
Esperanto la raz6n.
Tus ciudadanos via]ando
Con afan 4 Washington
Ano tras aho 10 hicieron
Con buena disposition.
Lograron tn pretensi6n
De colocarte en- estado
Cuidado con tn naci6n
No desee 10 pasado.
La estrella que 90 ha plantado
"A Ia bandera de Union
Nos sea tan reluciente
Que alumbre 4 vuestra naci6n.
Que puedan YER claramente
En- la presente OCCASION
Todos tus conciudadanos
Que Sc italian en- possession.
Cnmpliendo con u deberes
Sin ninguna distinction
Hombres, ninos y mujeres
Alcanzaran protection.
De csc modo no hay question
ST Sc pone buen cuidado
Nj habra cargos con razon
En- deshonor al empleado.
No importa de que naci6n
Sea ell hombre coiocado
En- un destino de honor
Siendo bicn representsdn.
Poniendo muy buen cuidado
En- los empleados que han sido
ST merecen la corfianza
Del pueblo para Ell destinO.
De los que van comenzand0
No es fAcil rtener Ell tino
De saber sus convicciones
Solo el que sea adivino.
Para estos viene un remedio
Que presto nos desengaha
Sc sabe que 81 embustero
No mas una Q engafia.
Es bastante con 10 dicho
Cuando Sc pone cuidadO
Teniendo buen interes
Llega presto ell d~esengafo.
Todos los hombres son buenos
A mi OPINION exceptuando
Los que obran con intencion
De hacer de 10 negro blanco.
TODD ESQ Sc esta miranda
X es 10 que mas Sc refleja
Pero no parece sextranO
Porque va es doctrina vleja.
Y en- este Sc me asemeja
Que Sc observa de continue
Que 81 un hombre cumple bien
No gusta para 81 destino.
Slendo que es Ell hombre digno
De cualquiera possession
Ed culdar los lntereseS
Que lie fla la naci6n.
va Sc lego la OCCASION
De tener melor cuidado
Para escoger ciudadanos
Que manejen nuestro estado.
No sea desbaratado
0 siga en- continue guerra
va 10 pasado, pasado
Y mirar por 10 que queda.
No es bien deiarse engafar
Con sofismas y mentiras
Busquemos ell bien estar
De nosotros y familias
Cada ciudadano es libre
De un vote ~depositar
X con 81 opinion ellga
AL que busque Ell bien estar.
Para este necesita
Tener firme uno sus pasos
Nadie podr& negar ESQ
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30

suscrIbanse al Nuevo MexIcsno on
EspanoI.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30

ST listed desea poser un buen reIoj
AK "goId' filed con una completa ga
rantia de la fabrica por 20 amos. OBJ
tenganlo de nosotros en- pages faciles
en- lugar de los vendedores, Quienes
COCHRAN por la misma clase de relojes
dos veces tanto. Adivinen 9 ia adivi-
nanza en- tai modo sumando las cifras
en- cada Inca. ell total de Is saldra en-
cada cuadro y nanden la solucion A
nosotros. 81 listed la adivina bien. le
mandamos en- recompensa un Certif-
cado de Credito de $25, ell clal es bue-
no con la compra de uno de nuestros
relojes con cadena y pendiente., Tam
bien lie mandaremos a listed nuestro
catalogo, a modo que listed pueda es-
cojer c%ualquier reloj.. cadena y pen
diente que Cesee. Incluyan estampas
para fines de correo Y oirijanse a.:
IRVING WATCH COMPANY. Temple
Court. Dep. "a, New York.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30
8 C0NWCTOs EN- Ia
C0RTE DE O|STR|TO
FL Procurador Ale ia DIR o
Read hs Tenido Buen
Exito Hasta Aqui.
La Comision de Corporaciones Sc
Mantiene de Por 81 y los
Negocios Armenian.

Ell iuez Federal Pope ha nombrado
4 Lytton X. Taylor como co~misiouado
de los Estados Unidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30

suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano
rspahol.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30

SANTA re lcuauQo "a gran fJurhuQ 6erh
organixado. Ell pequeho jurado no.
serA organizado hastA 81 die s Do
Mayo.
coMIsIoNADos ADIcIoNALEs.
Ell juez Pope ha n~ombrado los si-
guientes comisionados adicionales de
los Estados Unidos; Juan 9. Sando-
val, Cuba, condado dc Sandosal;
Edward, Ulibarri, Estancia; Mrs Lulu
Elicit, de Willard, condado de
Torrancs.
INGREsos 4 LA TEs0RERIA
Las sumas siguientes do dinero fue
ron recibidas 81 s&bado pasAdo 9 u Ia
ofcina del Tesorero de IstaddNO- N.
Marion: John Joern, anterior auditor
ambulante, sobrante de gastos de
viaje $40; John +. Taylor, tesorero
del condado dc Curry, $3.50 OF; Texas
Southwestern Surety Insurance Com
pany, propina de certidcado 81.
HACIENDA BUENITRABAJO.
Que la comisi6n de, Corporaciones
de Estado esta hacierdo buena obra
sin aguardar quejas qued6 de mani
iesto por una cortes .carta del sistepa
de f~srrocairil de Santa Fe al presiden-
to Hugh II. Williams en- la cual la
compania convene en- hacer ciertas
meioras y conposturas en- Nuevo
Mexico, incluyendo un albergue para
pasaieros On Haywood; en- publicer y
senaIar boletines correctos de trenes
en- todas las estaciones y evitar q los
pasaieros tardanza a causa de la agre-
gaci6n de los carros de flete al tren en-
81 ramal entire Santa Fe y Lamy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30

Santa re- >cuando q gran jurado serd
organizado, Fl pequeno iurado no
sera ~organizado hastA 81 die 5 do
Mayo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-03-30
~sENTENCIA DADA

I'm luicio de divorcio ha sido dado
en- la corte de Distrito en- la causa de
Delfna Olivas de Alire, en- contra de
Miguel Alire, demandado, ambos re.
sidentes del condado de Santa Fe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-25
FOGEL THINKS IT FUNNY
Laughs When Formal Charges
Are Served in Philadelphia
rBv telegraph to The Tribune.


pbradaInbia- Oct. A-Horace Fosei'
president Of the Phillies, was served To-
day with the copy OF the charges winch
President Lynch of the National League
has preferred against him. Fogel mas
until saturday night to reply, and has re-
tainad w. s. Elliott to prepare his answer
in legal form. rr.
"Why. they are funny said Horace
land IL Lynch thinks that he can force
me out of the league without light ne
has picked the wrong man. l am acting
within my rights, and you can take 1t
from me. that I know what l am doing
and will not be coerced into selling OUT
or getting out until am ready.
There were no new developments to-
dew I'm the sale Of the club. Fogel saiu'
ANY man with the price 1 maine can
buv this club, or there will be no SAFE
This is not a bargain counter, nor IS II
the omen season for good things LOIS
~ neople call me on the phone ana aSN
,,,ba. 7 will take for the club. MY man man
~ allied with inquiries, and you Inlsn.
.IinE that a baseball club was the easlest
.bine 10 yet the way some persons al
tnitfng Iet any man with the HloueS
Il,na oione and | will sell TO MIN at hiS
a 49,. and NOT a dollar less. don hdNe
.L ssII ~ don't want 10, ana freSLuelt
Iyncb or no one else Is going 10 loIce
- into This, II / cannot get my price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-25
MIDDIES CHEER VARSITY
Navy Squad Shows Up Well in
Hard Football Drill.

Annapolis, oct. H-The big team which
the Naval Academy football coaches have
been working out all this week had its
last hard practice game this afternoon
before the lineup against Pittsburgh
University on Saturday. large crowd
OF midshipmen and others was on hand
and the gallery cheered the work OF the
team.
Straight plays were used TO good effect,
but the varsity gems as far away rs
ever from mastering the forward pass.
Nichols was again at quarterback, and
Ingram, Harrison and Cook made up the
backfield. Later IN the game Leonard
took Harrison's place. Otherwise the
team remained unchanged throughout
the afternoon.
After the first team had carried the ball
from the centre Of the field TO the scrubs
goal line several times II was tried out I'm
defensive work The scrub made only
slight gains. and on one attempt 10 ne
gotlate a forward pass Gilchrist, end Of
the regulars, caught the ball and scored
a touchdown after n syty-yard run.
Captain ROdes, who has been Ill, was
on the field I'm uniform this afternoon.
lie will probably, be back In the game
within week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-25
N. Y. u. GETS STIFF DRILL
SQUAD scrimmages in Mud
Then Works Forward Pass.

In spite of a muddy field the New YORK
University football squad was put
through a long and gruelling practice by
m. coaches on Ohio Field yesterday after
noon. The programme included an hour
work in which the linemen were drilled
Of running down punts and long, hard
ocrirnmaRe between the varsity and the
second team. In this practically every
man on the squad received share OF the
coaches attention.
snsciaI emphasis was laid upon the
breaking up OF the forward pass, and with
this end in view Olcott put the varsity
ON the defensive and had the scrub work
ing forwards. A great deal Of improve
ment over Tuesdays practice was shown
and the coaches were pleased with the re-
suit.
The varsity made very poor showing
last Saturday against this method or
advancing the ball, and 1t was on TINS
account that Wesleyan was able to roll
LID so large a score. In case williams uses
masses. as Wesleyan did, the coaches are
confident that New York will be able to
break them up.
Tho lineup was as follows Ends,
butcher and Coleman; tackles, Weiner
and Wesley: guards, Bristol and Dress
Ter. centre. Terrence; quarterback, Hunt
lev: haIrbacks, Thompson and Baldie;
fullback, McDermott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-25
CADETS IN SCRlMMAGE
Army Squad Gets First ine-Up
Since Game with Yale.
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

West Point, y. Y, oct 23.-Captain
Graves drove the cadets through the
hardest thrty-minute scrimmage tho
Army team has had this year on tho
plalps this afternoon. IL was the FIRST
lineup since the Yale game, but several
Of the regulars were missing. Captain
Devore is stlll out OF tho game and will
not play against Colgate. Wynne. who
PLAYED the tackle position against Yale,
Is also out, and his place was filed BY
Iarlin.
Gillcspic's place at end was taken by
Markoe. who played brilliantly, and Hoge,
al the other end. gave way to Merrillat
after n few minutes. The regulars scored
TWO touchdowns after long runs by Hobbs
and Pritchett. Keyess one attempt at
a field goal, from the thirty-hve-yard line,
went wide, and Pritchett essayed only one
forward pass. which went TO the bad.
O'Hare was shifted over to the scrub
to-day. and the guard positions on the
regulars were held down by Kerr and
Herrick p. A. Hodgson. who was In the
game last season and did brilliant work.
was in the scrimmage this afternoon
for the first time. Boots, Corbin and Doe
made up the balance OF strong scrub
eisenhower. Hobbs, Reyes and Ian
phler. with PritChett at quarterback,
made up the regular backtield. Purnell
did fine work at centre for the regulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-25
TIGERS Show Plenty of Speed IN
Beating Freshmen.
"STEW" BAKER AT QUARTER
CAPTAIN Bennett Almost Sure to
Lead the Green Eleven
Into Action.
by Telegraph to The Tribune.

Princeton, N. j., Oct. A-The Princeton
coaches let up little on the football team
to-day, giving the regulars a compare
lively short scrimmage of twenty MIN
utes To save Osborne Field for Satur-
days game against Dartmouth, the squad
moved over to the freshman Held ana
Larry Dowd's youngsters lined up against
the varsity. Waller and De Witt were
towers Of strength in the backheld ana
together advanced the ball almost at VIII.
In the first few minutes of play Earl
Waller got loose for thirty-yard dash
through tackle and romped across the line
for a touchdown. The cubs seemed nm
able to check the fast attack for De VIII
Tailed again within ten minutes on
series OF straight line bucks.
"Hobey" Baker repeated his perform
ance OF yesterday and scored a neat place
kick from the 35-yard line, when the
freshmen held the first string men for
downs at the close OF the scrimmage.
Captain Pendleton took no part In the
play to-day, but was in at left halfback
during the half hour OF signal drill fol-
lowing the freshman contest Pendleton
undoubtedly will be used in the Dart
mouth game. although the Tiger captain
has been taking things easy all week
stew" Baker looks like the logical
choice for quarterback. Baker Is green
and inexperienced, but his work against
Lehigh was entirely satisfactory. Cum
ningham hopes to whip him into a first
class field general In short order. De Witt,
Waller and II. Baker are counted on as
ground gamers for the Tigers. Judging
from the fast work ot this trio to-day.
Dartmouth's forwards will have their
hands full on Saturday.
Bush" Dunlap. who has been out or
the game for two weeks with an injured
shoulder. was at end in the signal drill.
while Z. Trenkman occupied right tackle.
The coaches are giving particular ntten-
ton to the ends at present, and 'DogEie'
Trenchard had STREET., who has been
playing at tu,iback. working a wing posi-
ton. Andrews, at left end, looks like
fixture, but "Godie" Wight, f. Trenkman
and Dunlap are fighting II out for the
open place on the right side OF the line.
The coaches announced light work for
tomorrow in the final practice before the
contest with Dartmouth. Keene Fitzpat-
rick is taking every precaution 10 have
the team in perfect physical condition FOR
the first real test Of the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-25

ulars, but made a touchdown against the
substitutes by use Of a pretty trick. When
the second scrimmage began the quarter
backs passed the ball far out to the side
line when a man was curled up on the
grass. The substitutes were taken by sur
prise, and before they realized what had
happened, the second team back was
down the field and behind the goal posts
Sam FELTON, did some fine punting this
afternoon, and showed himself better than
he has been in his last two games. Brick
ley also Is being drilled constantly at
drop kicking, and he is as dangerous at
fifty yards as he is at thirty yards
Bradley ran the team at quarter. Gard
ner being in the lineup only few min
utes. Captain Wendell, after the signal
drill, went into a few plays against the
scrubs, but soon retired in favor OF Lin
gard, who has been coming along fast as
substitute back and who doubtless will
start the Brown game In Wendells place
Harvard has done a lot Of work on Of
fence this week and will have several
new plays TO spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-25
Signal Drill for Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia, Oct. 2-Llght work again
was In order for the University OF Penn
sylvania football players this afternoon.
Despite the wet weather and the slippery
field, the men turned out for the signal
drill and ran through the new formations
with one object I'm view-to win Satur-
days game with Lafayette. This game
will test the strength OF tho Red and Blue
regulars.
Captain Mercer again was excused from
the drill. The backfeld lined up as In
yesterdays practice, with Minds giving
the signals and Marshall playing quarter
back The signal drill was the most I'M
portant part Of the afternoons practice.
and Minds ran the eleven in first class
manner.
II is Smiths intention to use Minds In
this capacity for the remaining games.
Some Of the regulars showed up particu-
larly well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-25
Cornell Plays in the Rain.
IRy Telegraph 70 The Tribune. J

fBy Telegraph 10 The Trloune'I
ithaca. n. Y. Oct. 24-Playins for an
hour on a muddy field, with rain falling
IN torrents. the Cornell varsity again
nroved It's ability to satisfactorily handle
the scrub team. and during the session
crossed the second teams goal line for
two touchdowns. To date AL the Corheii
games have been played on dry fast
fields and Or. Sharpe grasped the oppor-
tunitv to-day Of trying mis- men out under
the most adverse climatic conditions.
The forwards have strengthened their
defence. and with the regular ends In the
game should show up more effectively on
Saturday. II was thought incxpodient to
risk Eyrlch on the slippery Held to-day
and O'Hcarne also was absent. The lat-
ter has had no practice this week. ana
his competitors, Nash and Rees, are
likely 20 play in Saturdays game.
r. h. WHITE and O'ConnOr played the
halfback positions, the first time In sew
eral weeks that this combination has oeen
available. owing TO injuries, and their
work savored OF cldtime form. At pres
ont Hill seems TO have the preference
over Miller. and Smith and Iralnor are
fighting II out for quarter.
DR.. sharpe Is quite decided on the in
creased value Of a superior quarterback
in the new game. and with Captain But
Ter such an uncertain quantity he ID de-
voting a great deal OF attention to these
two men. Both Of them will be tried out
against Bucknell on Saturday.