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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-01-30

Mr. and Mrs. r. e.. Lear, OF Spen-
Ger Mass. are located ut THE st.
John" and are looking over some Hen
dersoAville property with the idea of
making their permanent home in our
midst. :
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-01-30

The IRE alarm was sent ia Monday
morning for the home Of Mi. r. z.
Morris where the kitchen nue. caught
nre. The ire was ex~tinguished be-.
fore the department arrived.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-01-30

Rev. K ". 1Cawthon, pastor OF the
First Baptist church, leaves Thursday
or his annual vacation. He will be
away one month. During his absence
Rev. A /. Justice will conduct regular
services. Rev. Cawthon will visit his
old home In Georgia.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-01-30
3it 8nRtu

a g Meyer g sheriff. have
returned York and wash
angton Mhere have been for the
Nh. and Mrs. II. gf4HyRen 1ept
Monday night for Atlant& Nj still
vel has Sccepted poSitfon with one
OF theslRfgest architects in the city.
Friedman has Just returned
from New York, whore he. attended
the wedding OF his daughter Miss
Esther Friedman TO Mr. HARRY Cohen
rIBridgepoEt Conn The wedding
took place the 18th OF January.
Mr.. J. A Armstrong. OF Greensboro.
n @, Miss Armstrong of Paterson. II
T. Or. and Mrs J. A. Smith OF Saranac.
N =. are at The st. John Tar q stay
81 some d. Va
- r.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-01-30

SenaJor T. z. Balenger and Broadus
Ballenger Of Tryon, have engaged
Smith, .Shipman & Justice to prepare .
road law for Polk county enabling the
county and townships TO issue bonds to
build the proposed Spartanburg high
way.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-27

Mr. w G. Berd, president and general manager Of
the Minneapolis and ST. Louis railway, the road that will
have charge of building the vaduc stated in
inquiry on this subject: In your communication of the
22d you ask what doing concerning the vaduct
Third In this the question Of the
viaduct Of the hands Of the railroad companies
We have prepared the plans suggested and submitted
same the city Of Marshatown through their respective
officers and submitted with them the necessary and proper
per resolutions asking the city pass these resolutions
which in reality constitutes between the city and
the railroad companies for the construction of the vaduc
and since that time the railroad companies have been
pared go ahead with their part Of the work But
derstan the city have yet determined definitely de-
cided upon their part of the work. Therefore only
that when the city is asked go ahead with the
work they will notify the railroad companies accordingly
and the companies will then be prepared carry the
construction of the viaduct
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-27

orotion Hill
the East by South nthAv the by South
Sreet and on h We by
addition
to nd from the addn a our
Terms IF be pacedon eacho
Sale ing the price IN PLAIN nso"S BRING THIS cara TO our Of
- makey ownch
Terms of Five dollars down and fifty cents week No taxes
Payment .nss' 1ol uss years NO payments ~n'e SICK
cash..
xecueda ndan eiveed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
ARMY ROLLS UP BIG
SCORE ON VILLA NOVA

WEST POINT, N. Y. Nov. I5.-Play-
ing gilt-edge football throughout, TIE
army eleven had no trouble In defeating
Villa Nova today by 90 10 o. The cadets
showed much improvement in offensive
tn cites.
Right End Marrillat, who played star
game. twice scored touchdowns on long
forward passes Right Halfback Hobbss
fine running with the ball and spectacu-
lar kicking was big actor In the arnys
victory. Hobbs once intercepted a for
ward pass and ran sixty yards for
touchdown.
Villa Nova gave the army scare In
the third period when the ball rested on
the cadets five-yard line after series
OF well executed forward passes The
visitors, however, found the army's line
too much for them at this point, and Left
End j. Reaps attempt at a field goal
went wide. The army lost much ground
through penalties for off-side and hold
inC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16

At New York-Dartmouth 10,
Carlisle Indians So.
At Cambridge-Harvard 81
Brown 0,
At New Haven-Yale 8, Prince
ton 3.
At Pittsburg-Washing gton and
jefferson 10, University of Pitts
burg 6,
At ithaca. N. Y.-Cornen 10,
Lafayette 8.
At Annapolis-Navy 10, Penn
State 0,
At syracuse-s Syracuse 1s, Col
gate S5.
At Ann Michigan 13,
Pennsylvania O.
At Columbus-Ohio State 1S,
At Milwaukee-st. Louis o.
Marquette 81.
Az Urbana, Ill.-Illinois o, Pur-
due O.
At Minneapolis-ohicago IS,
Minnesota Z,
At Lansing-Michigan A. O. 1s,
South Dakota 7.
At West Point Army SD, villa
Nova O,
At st, Louis Missouri 19.
washington o.
At Iowa City-Iowa 40, Ames z.
At Des Moines-Drake 25, Iowa
Normal O.
AT Evanston, nl.-Indiana 81,
Northwestern 20
At Cleveland Western Reserve
%, Miami O,
At Alliance, Ohio-Mount Union
o. Ohio Northern o,
Az Cincinnati-University OF
Cincinnati Il, Kenyon 2.
At Wooster Mass-Holy Gross
60, Fordham O.
At New York Stevens Institute
o8, Connecticut a. G. z
At Harrisburg, Pa,-Bucknell
2S, Gettysburg 0.
At Swarthmore, Pa,-Dickinson
81. Ewarthmore Z.
At Springfield, Mass.-Spring
field IA. Massachusetts, A. q. 0.
Al Now Brunswick, N. J.--Rut-
gers 80. Trinity z.
At washington. D. George.
town 8. Virginia z.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
Victory Was Clean.

The victory was cleanly and decisive
ly won and it was q credit to the mem
bors OF the team, to the captain. Ken
Yeates, and TO the coaches. Richardson.
Ca alishan and Fennessey, Though Boise
victory and the high school championship
Of the United States TO the team by
the overwhelming defeat of Oak Park
high OF Chicago last fall, the lineup was
a formidable one and Boise expected to
capture the honors again this year.
For evenness In play and the determna-
tiou of each team TO win. the game was
perhaps the hest seen on Cummings feId
This Year. Many intricate plays. used by
both sides. were carried out with the
efficiency Of the best varsity teams In
A. fy-ty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
Saturdays Football Results.

At Collegeville, Pa.-UrMnus-
Franklin and Marshall; cancelled.
At Cambridge-Harvard Fresh
men 8. Yale Freshmen 6.
At New York-Wesleyan go,
New York university o,
At Lawrence, Kan.-Nebraska 8,
Kansas o.
At omaha-Creighton 1ss, om-
aha o.
At Los Angeles-occidental col
lege 90, University of Utah Id.
At Corvallis, ore.-Oregon A. q.
10, Washington State e.
At Portland, Oro.-University of
Washington 10, University Of Ore
gon z.
At Moscow, Idaho-University
of Idaho 90, Whitman college 8.
At Fort Collins. Col.-Colorado A.
O. 81, University of Wyoming o.
At Den3er-Colorado college 81.
Denver university 2.
At San Francisco--New Zealand
81, All-Americans g.
AT Appleton, Wis.-Lawrsnce 12,
Ripon 0.
At Galesburg Beloit IA, Knox z.
AT Clinton Hamilton IL.
Union 0,
At Delaware oborlin 25, Yves
leyan 0.
At Portland, Me.-Tufts 81,
Bowdoin 7.
AT averford-Lehigh 16, HaveY-
ford 3.
At Observation-Disclosures Is.
Williamstown 12
At Davidson. N. C.-University
of South Carolina, 10; Davidson, o.
At Atlanta-university Of Gecr-
gia, Ii: Georgia Tech, 0.
At Durham, N. C.-Univers3ty Of
North Carolina, 90; Wake Forest, 0,
AT New 0rleans-Tulane, 81;
Southwestern, 8.
AT Little Rock-uuiversity Of
Mississippi. 81; University OF Ar
kansas. 10,
At Birmingham-Auburn, 4; Van
derbilt university, 6.
At Gainesville. Fls--University
of Florida, 1s; Citadel, Is.
AT Richmond, va.-Richmond col
lego, Q; Randolph Macon, 1s,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
Travers Makes Touchdown.

The first score came after two minutes
of play. Travers, after an exchange OF
punts. received the ball on Oxy's forty
yard line and. with splendid interference.
went over for a touchdown Hamilton
kicked the goal
Occidental came right back. Two long
forward passes placed the ball on Utah's
thirty-yard line. after Utah had kicked
of. Another pass of the came variety
sent Kirkpatrick over. Goal was missed.
The teams battled even until the third.
Travers got away on his own twenty
five-yard line for thirty yards around left
on the Occidental fve-yard line. Suth-
erland pulled a fake buck and skirted
right end for a touchdown Hamilton
kicked the goal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
Many Forward Passes.

Forward passes were tried many times
by both teams with about equal success.
Boise falling to gair consistently through
the Salt Lake line by means OF line and
end plays, relied almost entirely on the
forward pass toward the end of the game.
The passes were generally started well.
but The Salt Lake offense work kept the
Boise men from reaching the ball Salt
Lake. however, Jared no better and sev :
eral passes failed In the making. Salt
Lakes most consistent gains were made
by straight line plunglng. IT seemed 10
be little trouble for the local backs 10
plow through Boise's line at any point
Boise scored first during the game on
a safety, Salt Lake attempted to punt
within ton yards OF it's own line. The
kick was blocked. but the ball was re-
covered by Salt Lake man. He was
downed. however. behind the line and the
play Was counted afety. Shortly after
this Salt Lake got the bali and gradually
advanced II 10 within five yards OF
Boise's line. Goodrich was then shot
over for a touchdown on straight line
play. Siddowey failed TO kick the goal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
Score Is 9 to 2, in Game Fea-
tured by Spectacular
Work.

HE celebration Of Salt Lakes VIC
tory over Boise yesterday auieted
down only long enough last even
Il ing to allow tne several hundred
joyfuf high school students time
for supper. Salt Lake won the game, 70
q The local team made touchdown and
goal was kicked from placement by Ry-
dalch from the forty-seven-yard line,
safety.
AS fitting close for perhaps the most
important game OF an already success
full sea son, the red and black students
planned q public celebration in the even
ing In the form of large party at the
Orpheum theater. The front seats OF the
lower floor Of the theater were reserved
to accommodate almost the entire high
school body and the members OF the
Boise and Salt Lake teams were seated
in the boxes on either side OF the house.
Joy reigued supreme and the. piercing
ysils of the enthusiastic assemblage re-
sounded from every corner oil the
f~,,tl1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16

Special to The Tribune
OS ANGELES. Cal. Nov. 15.-
Using ''Mogul' Shipke with un-
ceasing regularity, Occidental
~ pierced Utah's defense for two
touchdowns in the last period OF
their game at Baer field this afternoon
winning by score of 26 TO "a.
Utah held the upper hand for the first
two periods and a few minutes In the
third, their interference proving too
much for the Occidental Tigers. The
Utah backfleld worked IN splendid shape
during this time. and under the guidance
OF Sutherland. who lived UP to his repu-
tatioD, Utah piled up what looked like a
comma ndfrg lead
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
Snake Dance Features.

made In the second Quarter. A fair cstch
gave salt Lake the opportunity for q
place kick from the forly-seven- yard line.
The quarter ended few minutes after
the score had been made.
Between tho halves the entire student
body. led by the girls. gave a snake dance
on the yridrop. when on the Boise side
OF the field the procession halted and
gave the Boise contingent q rousing
cheer. The effects of the yell practices
and mass meetings held BY the local liigh
school during The week were shown In
the cheering Yesterday, The mass OF
students worked OF the direction Of ths
cheer leaders and produced unison In
tho songs and yclis. The work OF the
high school hand also was good
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
Place Kick Feature.

The brilliant feature of the game was
a kick from placement from the forty
seven yard line by ''Cannibal'. Rydalch.
the 100 6-pound right guard. This wal. the
ia rtherest distance from the goal from
whioh a place kick was tried. Several
others from distances nearer the goal
were tried. but failed. Rydalch's at
tempt took the course OF stralght. line
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
Other Players Star.

Packard, who before yesterday had not
participated in full game for tho high
school, played right end like a veteran.
His defense work was good and he
caught and returned punts in excellent
style. Harry Fitzpatrick. at right end,
played spectacularly at times. He was
in every play and Intercepted several for
ward passes. He covered punts well and
had no trouble In breaking through the
field on defense work, Siddoway, Good
rich and Donkin, who. with Wilson, made
up the backfeld. did their share to bring
victory. and Captain Yeates. Atwood,
King and Jessen on the line broke up
almost every attempt of Boise TO gain
through the line.
In the Boise lineup were four Of last
years stars They were Horrie. Robin
son, Kingsley and Captain Brown. They
did not play noticeably better than their
teammates. but the work OF Horrie was
especially commendable. His punts aver
aged for distances of from forty to fifty
yards and he got his kickoff we'll each
time. Captain Brown, at quarter. showed
rare Judgment IN directing plays and his
generslshlp throughout the game was
good,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16

Uta h made desperate stabs at the IT.
gers ends, but they were invulnerable.
Time and again they made their downs
BY Inches. only to lose the ball by the
the same way. only TO lose the ball by
the same small margin Then the break
came
Lille. in place of Sutherland, fumbled
on his ten-yard line. The Utah heart
was gone and four bucks sent McClung
over for the last touchdown. Lewis
kicked the goal and the score read 2s
to a.
But little open play was used by either
team In direct contrast TO Oxy's poor
tackling. Utah dumped their men with
tnnmp on every occasion. Utah solved
the oxy forward pass after the first half
and II failed 10 work on practically every
occasion from then on.
The Utah team work was fine sight
and thcir gTeat fight In the last quarter
won them Supporters on every hand
I,ineun.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16

directly for the posts. The ball cleared
the bar by few feet
Rydalch's playing was consistent
throughout Despite his weight. he Is
noted for his speed, He got down on
punts almost as quickly as the ends and
several times he was first to tackle the
runner returning with a punt. Aside from
team played more spectacularly than the
other Wilson, who through sickness
during the week lost considerable weight,
played a plucky game and almost every
time he was called on for a gain he
delivered, He was injured once during
the third quarter, but returned to the
game after having received medical at
teDtiOn .-....
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
Minnesota.

lleIte, hSIlTeNN ''ho
Score-ChIcago. 13; Minnesota, I,
Goals from touchdowns-Harris, Solon
Referee-Masher Of Northwestern. Um-.
OF Michigan. Head lines
OF West Point
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
The Game in Detail.

Boise won the toss and chose 10 defend
the north goal, RydaIch kicked oft nt
3:2i o'clock, Horrie, Boises left end. re-
turned the ball only three yards. David
son made no 6aln through lefi tackle and
Snow took the bah for yard gain
through the same place. HorrIe then
punted forty yards to Ray Donkin who
returned the ball twenty yards.
Bill Goodrich took the ball for Salt
Lake and piowed through lofi tackle for
a gain Of five yards. Salt Lake then fum-
bIed. but recovered. Johnny Wilson hit
the left side OF the line for three yards
Salt Lake was psnaii5ed fifteen yards
for holding.
Fitzpatrick could make nothing as he
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
Lake Forest Boats Monmouth.

MONMOUTH. H., Nov. 15--Lake For
est university defeated Monmouth COL
a. touchdown In tho first and the fourth
quarters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
|Strength.

rec whistle sounded,
y became evident
tc'ld have no easy
3'lcugh shat early few
Wonld win. Yale
ffng and Yale never
TO- 2 moment. 1t was
E that faced Colgate
tsshington and JET.
p me same mem were
70 shoulder in the
Yam that was ami
and of spirit--it was
z'rs from behind. By
'. N period was over
4, mat il had a bitter
Yale had out
nleen and Yale con-
y fnnceton during most
aee was abont half
Law, tho slaslliug
raised a twisting
ar Ainsworth Of
nl uplifted for the
hs reached for the
DnFly wcarer of the
crashed into him and
esasertainly about the
'seoyered by p Yale
. isn2lised q for interfer-
The ball to Yale
-'ssd line Dunn, the
eoEing Page.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
Minnesota Rallies.

Minnesota then attacked Chicago g
wearying line and through a series Of
mighty plunges by Shaughnessy and
Soion, the ball was worked across for
a touchdown. Solon kicked goal.
For Chicago. Russell and Norgren eX-
celled in offensive playing, with Cray
turning a spectacular run only once or
twice On defense Desjardien always
seemed TO be on the man with the ball,
while Shul and the two ends did some
great tackling. Pierce distinguished HIM
self by backing up the line.
Fine weather prevailed after wet
snowstorm OF the morning had subsided,
The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
Heat Skaters Utah.

Then the heat. cool for southern Cali
gornia got to Utah and their defense
weakened Occidental used the famed
tackle-around play with Shipke as its
center for a march UP the length Of the
field.
Lewis kicked the goal bringing the
score II TO I3, but still in favor of the
invading squad
Occidental continued it's hammering
tactics throughout the third quarter.
landing the ball on Utahs ten-yard line
when the period ended.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
OGDEN IS SURPRISE
TO UTAH FRESHMEN
Junction City Team Keeps
Score Down to 20 to z by
Good Defense.
snecial 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Nov 15.-In "A game made
slow by mlserably heavy field and a
cold wind. the University OF Utah fresh
men Yesterday defeated the Ogden high
school at Glenwood park In Ogden by the
score of 20 10 Z. The stubborn defense
OF the Ogden boys WAS the feature of the
day II WAS thought from the showing
made by these two teams in earlier
games that the underclassmen would
run over fiftv points on the boys from
the Junction city. To the great surprise
OF all present and particularly TO the
freshmen themselves. the Ogdentes We're
strong and during the dlnio entire frst half
Throughout the game the freshmen
We're stronger than their opponents, but
the field WAS heavy and sticky and the
speedy backs OF the unlv team were
unable TO get footing. BY the time
they reached the ltne OF sCrimmage the
holes made by tho linemen were usually
plugged up This made II Impossible for
tho PLAYERS to show the speed which they
are capable of
Luck Prevails.
II may also be said that a lot Of good
luck accompanied the Ogden team. In
the first half the freshmen made. two
touchdown, which because OF technicali-
ties were not allowed. Later in the
game Lowell Romney tried two droI,
Kicks. which he missed by the very
slightest margin Had II not been that
the ball was soggy he would have count
ed hcth Of them
Besides all the natural disadvantages.
tho freshmen we're overconfdent They
had dreams OF making the score 100 TO O.
They expected that they could walk over
Ogaan's limo or 90 around the ends with,
out any trouble and that II would take
an adding machine TO compile the score.
The players were carooss and they found
that the Ogden line WAS determined To
hold
Piggy" Ward. In the backiield for the
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
Utah's Boys Put Up Great
Fight Against Occidentals
Outplay Californians in First Half, But Weaken
in Latter Part of Game When Heat
Saps Their Strength.
Tigers Hold Well.

the place Of Barker, Brockmeyer being
switched from guard TO Ia ckle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
Oxy Takes Lead.

with this advantage "NIogul" Shipke
was used TO pound the ball to the two
yard line, where Foster went through for
the score that put the Tigers in front.
Lewis failed to kick the goal, Score:
Occidental. 19; Utah. IL.
2 While the game up to this point had
been hard. even though n trlfle loose. II
was nothing To the fight that took place
from this time 10 the close of the game.
Utah. staring defent, came back with
rush. while Occidental. at last in the lead.
worked Ike the Tigers they are. Dur
Ing the fray. McCiung OF oxy went out
and Hill took his place while Sutherland
gave way TO Lille. Marthakis also took
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
Chicago Take Lead.

Chicago jumped, into tbe lead early
hand during the remainder of the con
test A fumbled punt by Mattern of
Minnesoa on his own 20-yard line
proved the first step in the Gophers
downfall a Chicago man fell on the
ball and from thero it was rushed over
the line.
During the remainder of the first
half play was mostly in. Minnesota s
territory. Chicago's backs gained
more ground than Minnesota g. A
great 35-yard return of punt by Rus
sell early in the fourth quarter put the
ball we'll into Minnesota territory and
from the 40-yard line the touchdown
was obtained by two great forward
passes and some corking off tackle
drives by Gray and Norgren. Harris
Kicked goal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16

operative obscurity Of;
is sIsang a youth of
stueey this afternoon
|el drop kick that put
81 d q prospective vic
an that held the cham
+ three points q week
NJ MAS saved from de-
|1E|61s boot that carried
.isty yards Of Yale ter
Baker. the little blonde
]slssy band.
lash for thirty yards
ls Yale back, followed
,''sek BY Wilson and
1c Tiger line carried
- from the Princeton
lerseymen stiffened
4 mighty fury. Yale
shance and launched
l1d had the man oil the
M the ball the Blue
touchdown and vic
pdced a narrow squeak
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
lies With Tigers;
bon Beats Gopher
vs Its Old Fighting Spirit and Over
/ Predictions; Guernsey, Substitute,
Puts Ball Between Posts.
BY international News Service.


A A INNEAPOLIs, MINI, Nov. Is.
KH In one of the greatest bat.
lVl ties of the year Chicago de-
feated Minnesota 13 to z in
Northrop field this afternoon and prac-
tically won the conference champion
ship. The Maroons victory, while a
surprise to the Gopher adherents, was
a we'll earned one, Stagg's men show
ing superiority over. the best Min
nesota had to offer during the greater
part of the four periods.
In the final quarter Minnesota raj
lied admirably and for time played
the Maroons off their feet. After bat
tering the Chicago defense for touch
down, the Gophers had spent their
strength, however. Chicago outclassed
the Minnesota aggregation in team
work. both extensively and defensively,
and the superior handling of the punts
by the Maroons probably gave them
tho viotorV
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
Luck Prevails.

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