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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-28
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The sun., 1913-10-26

blocked kick for Princeton on Dart
mouths twenty-six yard line. Hopes
for a Princeton score received black
eye. Beer boltcd through and downed
runner for loss. and at the beginning
Of the fourth period Dartmouth took the
ball on downs.
The fourth period was ms picturesque
as II was moist. 1t was full of srrawling
players. living footballs. fumbles in clust-
ers and showers of mud on Two
successive plays the bail changed hands
on funbles. Then the Tigers tried three
forward passes in succession. None
working. they kicked. ihee caught the
1t was a sphcrod of quicksilver. just as
elusive
Later Princeton had the ball on Dart
mouths 90 yard line and was making a
determined effort To rush its way To
score when E.mmons fumhled in going
through Curtis nabhed tho ball. kept
his feet and shot along the side line. He
passed everybody and had a straight path
to the goal. Had he looked straight
ahead h. might have reached the line,
but he turned his head sideways with
eyes on Click. who was pounding after
him Curtis tried to straight arm Click,
but the latter rcsolute person dived he
low tn. arm and pinChed his quarry
around the knees
However, the flight was good for forty
.ive Yards and not only transferred the
iighting to Princeton's side OF the field.
hut Wr,sted a good opportunity from the
Tigers Lambcrton sCOOp.d the ball on :,
tumble in the subsequent scrminar" and
IL was driven back to 1trtmouths -
ward line on kick II was kicked back
Hob.y Baker fell back twice for a punt
,;ile having left the game for a while
Twice he had high passes To handle and
couldn't hold the ball. All he could dc
was to fan on IL. and the mscues found
the ball on Princetons yard line. Then
he got punt away.
Baker made A diagonal dash Of twenty
yards on catching punt. the best run h'
made. Loudon dived for him. missed and
hurt himself Baker was forced out OF
bounds SIN he had worked the bail W
toward the centre Of the field. from whict
point Princeton again had recourse 10 for
ward passing once Baker, dropping bach
for a punt or a fake. was thrown FOR 4
ten yard loss. The hal, was only tenn
porary and on forward passing Princeton
took the pigsk!n to Dartmouth's 10 yarc
line
Here was another good opportunity fo
Princeton and the last The Tigers couldn
get over Their stabs At the lin" were
throttled. the hall went to Dartmouth o'
downs. and Curtis, after on" rush To gair
time, hosted tn. ball To- the 40 yard line
An incomplcted forward pass by Prince
/ ton, then the whistle.
The sun., 1913-10-26

and then runted for forty yards To- the
quarter Click fumhlcd curtisS punt.
McAuliffc recovering Murdock and Whit
ney gained seven yards through tn" linz.
but on the nrAt down there Was no gain.
Curtis punted forty yards to HobcN. who
made a fair catch. Gile taking FIRE" Kick
Murdock failed to gam. but curtis and
Whitney managed To make seven yards
Ll"w.llyn's onside Kick won't the wrong
way, the plucky quarter recovering II hm-
self. but lost three yards
Princeton took tn. ball on downs Gil"
punt.d thirty-five yards To- l.l"wellyn and
Curtis Immediately returned the Kick to
Huh.y Iaker Gile punted for forty yards
to Llcweilyn. Her" Nurdock was dis
qualified for unnecessary roughucsS ana
Dartmouth was penalzcd half the dis
tanCe to her goal. Snow displaced Muir
dock Curtiss kick out 81 danger 20
Hobcy was short and on Giles return
Princeton made five yards on III" eN-
change Curtis puntcd ont Of bounds on
his 40 yard line Ilew.llyn returned
Giles kick for fifteen yards.
Curtis and Gle exchanged puuts, Dart
mouth making ten yards on IN" exchange.
Curtis punted TO Hubey who reclaimed
ten Of the forty yards. Gle puntei To-
Snow, who was doWnci where H. stood bv
Hammond Curtis's Kick was blocked,
Gile falling on the ball ON Dartmouth :
IL yard linz. STREET made two yards but
fumbled, Click recovering. STREET. fumh,-d
on the next play. Whitney recovering.
Tn. half closed with an exchange Of pru's
hctwecn ,iii- and Curtis. Ll"Nellyu and
Hubey reca.m'ng fifteen and ten yards
respectively.
The sun., 1913-10-26

1oudon. watched warily for Baker and
gave him little chance in the open. They
played a splendid game. Late in the
fray Loudon slipped while coming down
under a punt and hurt himself badly.
10 VoD carried to the side lines The
Psioceton ends were efficient too. on the
whole. the regulars being fast under
kicks. tackling hard and very useful in
line play.
In connection with pcttcr rushing by
Dartmouth was better WORK by the Dart
mouth forwards In making holes When
the avenues were opened up they were
good and big and the Dartmouth backs
went through them hard and fast Whit
ney WAS Dartmouth's mainstay at making
ground through the line. "A strong. bull
like runner and bard to stop. He did
lot OF work too In secondary defence
outside OF II. Bakers efforts To run
back kicks-aud on dry field it is
probable that he would have turned some
OF his chances to good account :-thtre
was only small amount of Tiger bail
carrying. SO that the Princeton backs we're
much buster on the defence than on the
c:ence. STREET. and CLICK both did we'll
In this respect, Click being noticcably
watchful and reliable. STREET took tho bail
few times, hut as the game was played
forte.
ground gaining uncertain ~ tnr rest,
both sides kicked a p;eat 0,ai, p.Ns
for tumble by the Cth'r SIDE tn ban
was hard to kick as . cnuul, OF lead
but still the bootinE we. on uuaHl ed.
Anything was likely to happ' n. with thc
pigskin SO hard to handle. ard late IN 'a"
game both sides took to riay.n it sa fe
by allowing the bali 20 come to 4 dead
stop and then s.nkin; on i;. There VAS
the unique spectaC'" o. r'ayors stand ii.
around in groups and waiting for the
leather to settle Itself in the muck.
The Princeton scop. Of rlnv was mar
row and any chance :or "a s.o"" through
opponents mistake thtt vs. hoped for
never came. Tho men in green made
their share OF manual errors. but played
an alert and spirIcd gAmc. They were
in danger in tn" :inal period, but stll
very watchful OF the.r own goal ana
they put IT up to Princeton 70 score By
forward passing o. not At all
The Tigers .cut loose with II network
Of forward passes, whipping them over
their line In fast succession and In
abundance. Backs threw TO ends and
ends to backs but the forward passing,
though II menaccd Dartmouth seriously.
came to naught. partly because much of
It was inaccurate and partly because tn.
occasional gains II nettcd wcr" not
backed up by the wherewith to keep GO
ing.
In all the helter skelt"r scramble at
tending fumbles. kicks and the wet ball
likely TO be dropped at any minute and
the more or less unsatisfactory deductions
to be made AS to the relative strength
Of the two eevens. the figures of what
actually was done show superiority on
the part OF Dartmouth The following
table shows that and 1t doesn't includ,
IS yard run by Curtis OF dartmouth
when he nipped fumblcd ball in a
scrimmage and lunged down the side lin.
until overtaken by Click
The sun., 1913-10-26
Complete Marshal Of
1913 Fennant Winners

l'orlds champions. Athletics.
American League Athletics.
National League Neu York
international Leasue Neuuk
.4mericar Association, Niiuoukee.
Federal League INDIANAPOLIS.
Neu York State League. Binshdrton.
Neu Yak.Neu jersey League Long Branch
Eastern association H0,Uo'd.
Errpue State League ! aido,ta Cfrst season.:
7homaNMc Second season.
Ohio S'd!e League Charleston
Nebrasfd League KeUney
u iseonsn.iN,nois League, OSHKOSH
Western Ti.Sid'e League. Wana WaNd
Ct'st season.. Boise Second season..
infidna-iUinois.Ioua League. Quincy,
Michigan State League Nani,!ee.
mon Association. Great Falls,
appalachian League. Johnson City [6,a
,esson). KnorriNe Second season..
Irginid State League Petersburg
Teas League, Houston.
Neu England League LoueN
South Michigan League Battle Creek
Tuin Soe League, Northampton
Ken'utty Indiana. Tennessee League. Padu.
eoh
Southern Leosue, Atlanio.
Central League. Grand Rapids.
North Co,o''na League Winston.
Ti.State League. Wilmington.
Oklahord Leasue Deni,on.
Canadian League, Oadud.
Central Association. ONunuo.
South .idanne League Savannah Cf'N sea.
SOM Sarannoh Second season.,
Northern League Hinond.
Georsia-Alatdma League, Cad,den
Interstate League Ere
Cotton States League. Jackson.
The sun., 1913-10-26
LAT0NIA RACING RESULTS.

ni-",y, %en. Rayh|"s . 'Mer,,",. h1S. .sS 's'
I""' .s H9O hensIes 'oi tMnreH, o third rime
shelby Edna Lerka and j Nolan % also ram D'
TwI dollar mutuels paid: Candy Box,
Bayhead. place. vi 10. show. $3.50. Bob Hob
Hensiey, show. $40.
second hace-sis furlons,-ouartermas.
ter. io9 ,Bentonl, won: James Dockery 1903
'nishmonl, second, Florence Roberts 10?
lkederis,;; third. Time. l;l7 s:5 Royal
Tea Rack Bay. koroni' lnlan. Camel and
Two dollar mutuels paid: ouartermaster,
a'S' JAMS p.:kcry place $40 SHOW show 50 80
Florence Roberts show $40
Third kace--on mile and sixteenth
l.oftusl. second. Samuel X, Meyer iiS
,boren. third Time. l;5is Anyport and
Two dollar mu,uels paid slee,h straight,
. so, place, 81. show. ',5 Morlstown,
pIass :ssS' So show $3.50 Samuel II, Meyer
Fourth Race-,six furlong~, two-year old.
-Ralph' rs ul.oitus'. won, Hodge, III
Tine hrIShp nr1s br1;ssr l;s w.U%.
Hronsewins and Claxone,,e also ran '''"''
Two roHs dollar m",n.Is .nns r.,d Ralph straight.
$50; show, $3.50 Brnghurst. show. 5? 40
Fifth Race SIX furlongs Irish Gentle
mn, mn los Nan nnIsn, won Nr'eiand los
,hlrd Time Iii as, win,ervreen. Prin
,sss ,Tho,rrpe Pierre Dumas, The Reach
Nbilb Non'''f hU' r'nt also ran.
Two dollar nutuels paid Irish Gentleman,
straight 81 80, place s. 20, show. S. 20
Nreeiand place. $3.50, show. S+to. Du.
qursne, et7O.a
sixth Raco--ons and one eighth miles
Irish Kid, 10, ipb"rt, won, Coppertown
100 tMurphy), second, l. H. Affair ioa
,Martlnl third. Time. i:5hl-5 pl,ant
iienryritte, sam iiirsch and Fellowman also
ran.
TWO dollar mutues paid: Irish KID
straight, Ss7l0, place, s30,So. show. 81 so
Gt,opper,own. place, 1890. show. e..sO l.
II. Adair, show. eS.<0.
The sun., 1913-10-26
ARMY SQUEEZE WIN
BY SAFETY OF TUFTS
Two Cadets POuncc on Curvin.
After Fumblcd Punt.
for Score.
TVFTS PRESSING At END
Lose Ball on West Point One
Yard Line and Chance
for Victory.
TUFTS PRESSING At END

WEST pofST. y. Y. ~, 25.--Through-
out "A driving rainstorr, and ankle deep
In mud the Army and Tufts football teams
splashcd trcir way w and down the
plain this afternoon in one "f tn" fiercest
and hardest fought games ever staged on
the cadets gridiron Th" army men were
The yiCtors but the sCore, 70 o, was IN"
lowest recorded her" in the history or the
game. Th" New England team WAS
strong and heavy and proved itself !" h"
even better than had been anticipated
Tn. grldiron was a quagmire ana IN"
PLAYERS foundered around In an effort 10
iocat. the bail, which Was loose most "t
the afternoon The Army proved tS,lt Il
better follower Of tho plgskin than Turts
and IL was hccaus" of tnis fact that the
visitors We're on the losing chd AT the
finish
Showing remarkable burst ~ speed
near the end OF the last quarter the East
,ruers started a ~laSling attack that came
near being m" cadets undoinE. West
cott Angel and HAdl'y in end plays and
smashes off tackle carried the pan from
m,lneld without once losing Il until II
rested for first down on the cadets
one yard line. With touchdown in
sight Parks passed the ball to Angel
for a dash around Merrillat Angel
fumhled and Hess who distinguished HIM
self In to-day's game BY his line huckins
tactics and close following ct III" ball,
broke through and fell on H. The whistle
ended the fray a moment Later
The Ar.nys score came IN the third
ouartcr after "A tift-en yard penalty mad
been inflicted on Tufts for holding in the
line Gurvin went back of his goal Nne
To- punt. He too fumbled the pass, but
recovered the ball only 10 be pounced
upon and thrown behind the line 10y Mar
The sun., 1913-10-26
Senator'S Pay Best
of All Ball Clubs

\IIASHINGTON, Oct. 25.--Basing
w the estimate on the figures
for the past season, the local Amcri-
can League club is said to be the
best baseball investment Of modern
times in matter of profit compared
to principal. The season of 1913
was the most profitable in the his
tory of the club. At meeting of the
board of directors the trcasurers
report presented showed unex-
pectedly large profits. The team
was a splendid attraction on the
road, as was shown by the amount
of money paid over by other clubs
during the season. The directors.
after paying off goodly portion
of the clubs Indebtedness, decided
TO declare "a 20 per cent. dividend,
which borders on "frenzied finance
The sun., 1913-10-26
Syracuse TrOunces W~st~rn R~serv,

Syracuse, Oct, 25.-Outweighing the
visitors ten pounds to a man and playing
in sea OF mud, Syracuse University
| eleven defeated Western Reserve Unver-
sity here to-day by score OF 80 To o..
The Cleveland players put up a game ex =
hibiton. but were hopelessly outclassed
! from the start, Five touchdowns one
goal from the field and three goals after
touchdowns is the summary OF the Svra-
cuse score. Castle. right half, and John
son, quarterback. starred on the offence
for the local eleven
The sun., 1913-10-26

PAwLLNG, y. Y, oct 45,--lawling
school defeated Fordham Prep AT football
here to-day in hard fought gam. by a
score OF to o. pawling carried the ball
from the centre of the field to Fordham' :
ward line on downs and a line formation
pushed McAdam over the line with the
pigskin for "A touchdown. In the third
period Fordham kept the play mostly on
the enemy's territory carrying the bail to
the Pawling : yard line only To- lose IT on
downs
The sun., 1913-10-26
N. Y. U. EASY VICTIM
FOR WILLIAMS TEAM
New Workers Play AggrrS>ivcl,
but Fail to Handle
Punts Clcanly.
PENALTIES PLAY Pact
Losers SHOW Strong Line. hu-
TOOlan's End Runs Find
Weak Sp0;..
PENALTIES PLAY PAE

WfLLiAMsTowN. Mass. Oot
every advantage of its opponent t....
to handle puuts, Williams da,,d a. .,eA.
ing game and defeated N,v va. ,r.
vcrsity Ivy a score Of % to oa V..,gn
Fir,d this afternoon Thc PNri. r...
times carried the pigskin ov,r 10y Co.,.
downs and in addition Walt,r t..tH ,
goal from placement standing o.. t.. ..-
posing 90 yard line Fumhl.i ..'.
proved costly TO tho visiting tlr n....
of Williams four scores coming u..,. t.v
after kicks had been missed in 't, n,w
York back field
The game was played IN a a,21-ne
rain. the wet ball and slippery t..I '..t;
unfavorable to open piaN>. Mu.t.r.
made most Of its gains on end pls,- I...
New York line could seldom N l..-.H
but Tooidn frequently c.rr,d ~. n.t,
for gains. The forward pass ft..t.| ..
little ya.ue to either eleven. >,u .
resorted to linc piungug for ~" -..,.,.
part and the superior weight .t '.e
visitors proved Al holi in this s''i,..t ....
Fumbllng was frequent on h'ta b I'.. ...
the Purple players followed the iiI S. %.
better success
Penalties hurt tho chances o' 'e
visitors in the iirst half Tn. Sow N..t
players showed "A tendency - A.. I.,.
hands on the defence ana we ~.f f..,
fifteen yards on several uc'dstur- N...r
and liuutley were the best pcttuir,. '1.
the defeated team. As usual t.,.o
starred for Williams In carrN'n. t., ..,4
he was the teams best GiuufH 80. ...
while his long punts which V,.' '..
covered 10y the purpi" ends. W'... .,.
inarkablc considering the wet bail H.l-
newell. DriscUIl and Walker also t-u..
in good plays FOR the Purple.
The sun., 1913-10-26
KICKS NEARLY EVERY DOWN,
Curtis Gets More Distance Than
Gle and Baker Of Princeton.

PRINCETON n. J., oct. IS NJ the
start of to-day's game Dartmosth defended
the north goal and had the kiCkoN. Beer
kicked to Semmens. who was downed on
the 35 yard line by Murdoch Gle punted
for forty-five yards to Ghee. who was
nailed in his tracks by Hammond. Ghee
fumbled. but recovered the ball with
loss OF two yards. After Curtis had re-
gained this distance he punted on the
next play over II. Bakers head, Hopey
getting the ball but being thrown ny
Colby. the pair of them sliding nve Sarns
In the mud. t;ile pun;ed forty-hve yards
TO Uhee.
tihee's forward pass was intercepted hy
Hobey Baker, who lodged his way BACK
for ten yards. Gile kicked out OF poufos
on Dartmouth's 80 yard line. GURUS re-
turned the punt, his boot going out on the
Tigers a. ward mark. Gile kicked Tor
thirty-five yards. Shea falling on IL
Princeton was penalized fiNe yards anu Oh
the next play ,ihee fumhled the pail
recovering II for Princeton" ir,heeton
again was penalzed five yards, th's '''he
for starting before the ball was passeu
Stewart Baker made three yards 'hrous'
centre and GiIe puhtc" o''' N
lire. c,u., LioL-
in, 10 Raker on his 40 yard line, the
clever back regaining five yards s'rs't
got away for eight yards put on the
next play fumDleu, Iuul''" '''o
the ball on his As yard line. Ghee was
held for a gain of only one YARD by
Raljin, and curtis punted forty yards 10
Hobey. Loudon tackling him after gam
of five yards. ,,,,.
Gi,e punted out OF bounds AZ the ih'ou'e
OF the field. Curtis punted to Baker VINO
was thrown for "A loss OF hve yarhs pS
Hogset,. the ball resting on princeton 3
| . yard line. Giles punt from behind
! his goal line went out OF bounds on the
! 20 ward line and on the next play irince-
ton was penaliz.d five yards Tor oHs,de'
| S.mmens broke through and threw ''hee
! for a loss of ten yards. which whitney
| uromptly regaincd. Dartmouth was pen'
allied hftecn yards for holding ana Ghee'
| forward pass went out OF nounds o.
| Princeton's 20 yard line, the pigskin gong
to ia. TIGERS,
Gle kicked to Ghce on his 40 yard line.
who was downed by Ballin and Il. Trenk-
mann punhar's pass to Curtis for
| Kick was high and when Curtis finaily re-
/ covered 1t eighteen yards had been lost
/ ON Curtls's punt Click fumbled when
tackled. Stewart Baker trying to recover.
but Whitney was the man finally to
secure the evasive sphsroid on Prince
tons 80 yard line. Whitney made four
Yards and dartmouth was penalized
tftcen yards for holding. forward pass.
C;hoc to Loudon, for fifteen yards closed
the quarter
SECOND 0IANTER.
..eL t..h
The sun., 1913-10-26

The football game between Vermont and
Fordham eleNens, scheduled for N"stcr-
dav at Fordham Field. WAS called OF on
account Of the rain,
The sun., 1913-10-26

Haskell Indians Defeated.

l.INCuLN. Neb, oct - y,
fratcd the Haskell indians .
to-day, to u, Tn" N"..a '..
came through strit-W '.'.,
former carlisle men a.o "..H
team, which obs,gNe~ l' e..
The sun., 1913-10-26

Score Dartmouth, 4 princcto o. Touchdown
-Iltwclyn Referee Crowell Swarthmore
mpirr Snow Mich gan linCsrnAn. Murphy
Brown. Suhstitutes-Ptncct ton Brown for Ham
rlond. Ia bcrtuu for Shea Hammond for Brown
Shea for lSmherton. Emmons for : Rakcr
Gillespie for Hammond. Brown for Gillespie
fcynigcr for Lon gsirt H. Merritt for Click Click
for MERRITT, lhmbcrton for Brown: Der ,mouih
l.lowcllyn for Ghcc Rogers for Colby Snow for
Murdoch. Milmore for Dunbar. Ghre for Level llyn
lAftrton for LoudOu. Tuck for Snow Hirmnn
for Rogers, Dunbar for Milmorr. Llcwcllyn for
Ghec, Time OF periods - minutes
The sun., 1913-10-26
THIRD al ARTER.

Beer kicked off To S.mmcns. who re-
gained fifteen yards. After missing his
first pass Gle punted for nifty yards to
Llew"llyn, who was down.d BY Hammond.
Click ran Curtis's punt of forty yards
back ten Gle puntcd out of bounds on
the 20 yard line. Curtis and Gil" "N-
changed punts. the Pr!nceton!an having
five yards the better of the eXChane".
Curtis kicked for thirty yards to Hobry,
who ran IT back ten. Gle fumh,,i tn"
first pass and his Kick ON the neat down
was blocked, Puirith recovering II OF,
pr!ncctons 81 yard line
Tuck and whitney made nine Yards on
three downs and Hogsett attempted drop
Kick feld goal, which was blocked III"
Green captain recovering IL himself
Whitney. Curtis and Tuck made IL first
down, and Whitney alou. in two plays
added ten Yards NOR. curtis failed To-
gain \ delayed pass to Tuck was spoiled
by Senmens. but Whitney on the next
play placed 1t almost on the goal. Llewel-
lyn skStei the right end for touch lowu.
Hogsett failed at goal. Score-Dart-
mouth, D Princeton. o.
Capt. Raker kicked of to Loudon. who
mad. thirteen yards before he was tackled
by Click. shea threw Curtis for a loss
of iive yards After Llcwellyn failed to
gain Curtis's kick was blocked, Shea re-
covering, Stewart Baker lost five yards
and Hobey failed to gain,
The sun., 1913-10-26

SCOrc- .\rrlN- 7, VufIN, U NlfrIy--tIufNIn
substitutes Army: Joucu for Markoc, Markoc
Tor Jouet,. Jouc,t for Markoc. q llarO for Nynnc
Tor Mcachan,. M.acham for hcrrick. Hsrrick for
Mcacham. WadteN for Ncitwan, McEwau for
Waddcll Kerr for Jones. Jones Tor Kerr. SchWar,-
kop, for Jones. confer for WeyAuI, Wcyand tnr
Confer Mcrr.llat for Hosc, Hore for Mcr'a'
Bencdirt. Boo, Tor Doe lanphtrr Tor Boots,
Woodruff FOR Ford Hradlcy FOR WooAruH. Ford
Tor bradley tufts 1ohin Tor bingham, Bingham
Tor robtn t,urvin for Parks Parks FOR Gurvn
Proctor for Wrstcott, Me>tcou Tor Proctor. Vol.
Tor Hadlcy. HadIcy for \olk, Ems FOR Angel.
Angel Tor Elms. Referee Okeson OF lehigh
Umpire Vail of PENNSYLVANIA linesman-S
Newton Time ~ quarters 10 minutes
The sun., 1913-10-26
FOURTH QUARTER.

Baker failed 10 gain and Dartmouth
got the ball in the middle Of the field on
bad pass. Ghee fumbed on the first
down and Semmens recovered Hobey
gained three yards off tackle. but two
forward passes We're incomplete. Ghee
fumbled Giles punt and Semmens fell
on IL. STREET plunged through the line
for five yards, hut Semmens fumh.ed.
curtis, recovering II. ran for 45 yards
before Click caught him. Dartmouth
fumbed and Lamberton recovered Gle
punted out OF bounds at the middle OF
the field. Curtis and Gile exchanged
again. Gie gaining five yards on his op-
ponent. Curtis kicked for 40 yards to
Click who ran II back for IL yards.
After one failure on "A poor pass Gile
punted out OF bounds. but as II had been
touched II was Princeton's ball. tiile
again punted out of bounds on Dart
mouths 80 yard line. Curtis returned
the punt, Capt. Baker was sent back
to try the kicks, and after missing two
passes. which cost him % yards, he
punted 40 yards to Ghee, Lamber,on
The sun., 1913-10-26
SECOND QIARTER.

The prriud opened with IN" bah on
IrinC,tou's yard line, Murdock and
Whitney a'Vancing it to tn" one yard
lihc. Her, She Tigers defence stiffened
a:d Whitney was unable to pierce the
lA0, SNs recovered Llewellyns tumble