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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11
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IN Sanir biiliaer brri,eIIrn fam
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ptss FhH':ft Ebtng iis pna ttis 26 Gesss5 fans
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11
1abtpm unb Sellebme.

- @epre Sberman, Der tpesen ges
meiren gershmens junsen Wdofsr
ceoeniiber pom Stabtrihter alein
pcr 8eGepue ,um $50 uno Soften be:
Siroft uno duf 60 5uge tah benz Irs
beitsbaus eeIanbt purne, puroe 9e.
tern mad benz Rerpprt 9efonsntt
trGnspprtirt.
- Geore gbieiins, pon 8sllepus
e1lanute 9erbaftsbefsbls seqen puu
golma3anro negen 2lngriffs UNI
GflGaerei unb Sohn 9Dbsa pe9el
llnTuos. Die @snaunten Tollen BEL
Rldger angegriffsn unn mtBhdnosl
bdben.
- Serr Z. 6. 8eplano uno Sat
Tin, BON Chicago, Sa., bte ft6 eint9
g0cter BEL 5rau z. 3. 9eplono, |,
gcllspue, uufbieIten, iino 8urid5e
tttrt
- Gpngre6 Qb9soroneter arthu
| Q. Rouis bat es ourhgs'sgt, baB oi
5icnt Gapton fir ben offentItd7e
port spei adnonen nit etnsr Nn5at
Suoeln fir Srnament3tpets bon be
gunoesreaierune erbdlt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

asTiern Morsen nod Der Warrei bsr
Mcttbcpiiten airde, nm sii maiden
NIB All biiseIn. sic ersdblte pers
idlrben, @ei1idten unb iaate ui'tsr
anterem. baB cine gihte, Sba Nefps
bs,rp MeteaIfe ais 2ebrerin IN Dlns
tor %, befhafiigt ift unb am %.
ndr3 mad 9amiIton tonlmsn ipsro,
um Bel ibr gu pohnen. sic Iusts
cuG, bab ibrs Ml0bel ouf SeE Wese
nodl Samilton finb. gtismanb tsnnt
81: Jrau, unb bic 6dusbdlterin oes
s,elpina 0onb 9ereins bat on ols
Q,oreFe Der Ridte gsItrisben.
- 2sna pdtrid, cine IA Sabre alts
q9aiie, fprans ssitsru in Jranilin IN
! Ten Ranal unb purbe bon 6erbert
9ruitt esrettet. gle blieb cine stunt
b. lang bepubtlos uno ersdhlte, Dob
| Fl. Selbitmorb bsgsben ipoI!ts, neil lie
| iit, sinTum fiibls. sic pobnts bel
elmer Jomilie Ramens Gog.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11
Ynfe 0rnut geiturben.
Aiter YsliseiIeutuant id,eibet i'm Tia
fpniiienbpipitnI aus bem Seben.

QoIiseiIeittnont 2ufe 9rout ncu
s. Qoliteioiitrift. tpohnbaft go. 17i5
Sefpitt gIuenne, idlieo aeitern i'm al.
ter BON 81 sSahrcu nns Dem gebcn.
Gr itnrb i'm Teutid,en Tinfoniiier.
Soipitnl nod cIner on fhm oorle.
ncmmeneu Operation. Trout mar am
rcrigen Sreitaa plotIif IN ieinerg9o).
nitng idrper erfrnnft unb bic HI Ratne
ne5oneneu aerjte erfldrten. bob bas
Seben ocs Qaiicnten MIR ourd, cine
'cicriige Operation aerettet peroen
tfnHtc. Tic Operation lpuroq, iuir
peidQt, I'M Tintpuiiicn.Soipitnl Dor.
aeno,ulueu. Ter 0eritorbene aeb6rie
ieit Dem ,Sobre 1878 Dem Boli5ei.
Tepartement on uno por zines Der
nlieiten uno berrdhrteiten gtitglieber
btkielben. ,Sm Sabre 1872 puroe er
snm Seraennien beiorbert in slner,
fennuHp 'einer aus1e5eidnc.en 2ei,
inlngcn bei Der Ieitnahne Der beriid,,
tig,en oIeer Greet 9nnoe". Sm
Sabre 1896 apouSirte Irout snm 90
IiseiIeuirant. Inn i'm acknowledgements
Sabre oIs ssuipcftor ernnnnt su iper
ben. fpeId,es auit er iebod, MIR t,iril
.1eit befIeioete. Gr ndr berid)ieSent
Vnle Iingere 9eit nIs gtad,tdlei tbr:,
tia. gie @rrnnsements iiir bas 9e,
erdbniB iiuS nod niti setroffef
ipotoen.
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Qln8ebIidbes 0eii3it
Nirb einem Veamten bes Camp
Naihinetun GnlenaeittS
5nr gait 1elegt.

James 8. GIdrt, Elm 9samter oes
Camp M1ftinston Rttes oss euIens
Srbens, eripirttf seitsrn i'm pOliSsis
seriht etnen Gofibsfsbl sesen Nuenit
8. 5epn bon Wo. 1856 goIerdin ap,s
nils. einen lsbrer Der Is. TtItriits
ihule in Jnirmount, nnier Der 4n.
tIugs Der llnterihlneuna. Die angsbs
LTD psruntreuts Summe mar in BEN
affibapii auf $s41 cnesgtben. 6.nn
rar 8orfiter bts Camp maibinaipn
gteiiss unb bic Gonos Der gogs baiien
bnrdl feline 61nbe su esb.n. aiirsl d
modlten anbere Belmts Die gntbtdnns.
bdb irssnb etruas niht fiimmis uno
sins 9iiherunterfuhuna fcn srgsb II
babsn, bah oos 9efisit anpsbiih in
ben BON S,epn sefiitrten giiteIn su
iii6en mar. Die 0sfammtiumme fcII
iih .auf minositens $1,000 beloussn.
Senn lpuroe bardufhin BON ben anoes
rem 9eamten oes ,Reitss" sur R be
seiieiIt un0 ts ipures angebIid cine
gertinbaruna getroffsM nod pelder
bos 9tfisit sriebt iperbsn ioIlts. Da
nisiss jsooh niht otihah, beihlohsn
bic geomten. geri6tIih seasn 6ean
porSuaeben uno Der anfanas srrabnt:
6afibsfehI fpurbs srtpirtt. Tie duesb'
Iihsn geruntreuunatn iolsn ith iiber
einen 3eiiraum BON 10 Woncten.
n1mlih pom apriI ooriasn Sabres
bis gum 5. 1ebruar hisi,s Sabr.s. sr'
Itreten. Senn III Iett msbrsrsn 5ager
nift gsitbn iporoen.
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6 . p ingtp / n.

Die Gopinstpn Office FIR bus rGta.
sinnatier @ulfsblutt" bsfiunet it'd TIN
1ebauSe Np. 509-511 WaoiiDn
Apenue. An3eigen, WittbeiluHsea
nnS geitellunsen irgenowelaer art
tperoen bis 10 lIbr sIbeuos oaIelbt
eRtasgengeuommen. Selepbom SCats
1884.
- Sm Gircuitgerihts fpurbe i'm
9laae Der Giti8ens RationaI 8ant,
ron Warren, 9a., gegen ). .. goan
cir rrt6eiI BON $164.22 nebit 3inieu
ucm 10. September 1911 abgege6en,
am Elm bon etnem 6umilton so.
GStieoensri6ter abgegebenes llrtheii
I'll follettiren. - Sm Safe ppn 2lHs
D1cp Glenn, Abm., gegen bic 6. Y,
s. uno Z. 3. GiIenbabn, ipuroe ods
Geiuh um nphmaIige 8er6dnolung
res Tu1es abgeTpieIen uno gebt Der
s5a4 nun an bas 4ppelationsgeriht.
- 3as Gefuh um einen 6abeas
Corpus Fiir Dlartin 8el3er puroe abz
eeDieIen, oeTen 9Urgihoft jeoot BON
$500 auf $3.50 reou3irt. - Jihter
EarbeIon bepiQigte WtQiam Sobnion
tie GbeIfsiouHg pon Alma s5obnion.
Grunoeigent6ums usbertras
oungen: u. 5. Craig an Utolie Reas
er. GOT an DIR 9arrarb Strabe
iIcIih per Is. Strabe, 81. - Relz
II, 6. 5ud an Wienon Qrnolb, Got
80. 378 in Der 3aplor's unteru6s
1ptiiung al Der Degouriep aoe., Suo
GJoin9ton, 81. - 1iLie u. Walter on
z. 8. atrf, Qot on Der 9arroro
GtraBe, n0rolid oer 3. StraBe, 81. -
GicieIbe an GliIabetb Mcgormit
Sirt, Got Qo. Is an Der @arrarO
Q,ct., unoo er 2lnsp 5niiden Der 2.
pEb 3. Strabe, 81. - R. 8. 9rap an
oyameg Samforo, Got ano er fIo0itIts
0ea Gts Der R0gers uno ga Str.,
Gin Gooington, 81.
Gbei4eine: Garl u. @atss. q,
rno Dora potpeQ, %. beioe bon
Sen Cattle, SnD. - Grant Wood
"a uno aatie Sbine, 27, beios Dor
nCtnnatt, y. - 5reo. Sfefln, ~
osE Rorpopb, g., unb gora Spill'
f5rn, 80, BON 5beIbpbtlle, Sno. -
Odple Qpons, %, bon GublOp, ap,
m,6 ReQie Scptt, 18, bon gooington
Sir. - Greb. Ring, %. uno Rore
Q,plsp, q, beibe bon WiooletoDn
stp.
). 2. Simon tpuros gum Dor
rulno pon Wargarstb Simon 9ubiot
Tn gountpereihte ernannt.
Der gOptngton Council $40. z;
Der uRiteb Commercial Erdpelsrs er
tpahlte geitern foigenoe 8eamten
G. g.: Bouts grsiFentamp; 5. G.
Walter 5bompion; g. G.: s. q
Ghepinstb; Conductor: 6. ST. Ga
fan; gage: 8. u. Weelmunn; Gen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11
Der Nobcl 3igemner"
llaler fsnoer6arm llmfldno.n
Gerliert reidDer 9isbhdnbler BON On
biana isiu geben.

Gin aubergeip6hnItder llnfal, Bel
REDEEM Ieioer ein WenidpnLe5en su
Rrirnbe ging, ereignete iit geftrrr
qtufuittag on Der Sopple Strabe.
Sclteitelle Der Y. & 8. 2. U. eiier.
I,ohn. Ter As rsnhre oIte ssreb. Sd,ei.
man. Elm tpobIhabenber @iebhdnoler
ron 9eentnr. SHo.. lpirhe ruf Der
Sielle getoStet unb s. g. Senl. pon
Der aomnli'fionsfirmn 6. 6. SeaI
& Co. trng itIinne gserletinsetl
boron Radl anaobe Der anaer;euaer
i!onben Die beihen Dldnner NIT einen,
nnberen @iehh1nbIer 9dnens Sames
sc. Gibbons BON ghi'fnIo, q. o.. niii
e;ner fIeinen. slniiden spei 8eieiieu
teiinhIifen VIntform. ais Zeal ron
hem arhi1nger eines norbeifahreil0en
srad,t,unes aesroffen uno aegen 8it'
bcns aefdIeuSert nurbe Sesierer iiel
nuf Sheifnnn, rpeIf,er BON Der pln.'
form 1eitoben ratrbe ino bireft liHter
bic a1ber eines in oetnielben annen
Hid nlif bcm nnoeren ebeielie herar'
icuienben gerionensnges fiel. sd,ci,
naa miube in 'iirdteriid,er Meiit
neritiin1melf uno iein Soo mar cir
auqsnbIidlidser. lie Qeif)e fparo,
ip1ter nit Benehmignna oes Goro
ners Tr. 1oerimeper Der oeif,enbs
itatierfirma 8uIie & gcranInnn N
sreemnn apenue iibergeben.
Zeal, rpeId,er bel oem llnfdl
ihIinme Munben i'm @eiidn iinb on
lhinteren aopi erliiten bate. lpuro'
rcn Gr. I. 6. arens. go. pas 90
leroin aDenlle nerblnlben
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Seibitmorbmaaie.

Ter % Sabre alte Sdlibnlaher
Charles eronin, pon go. 4O2 Sibcrtp
Strnbe, iprana aeitern Abeno firj
nod, s. llhr an Der Hite SiroBc III
ielbiimorDeriid,er abiid,t in ben Sc.
nal. e. Asiie, pon yso 204 YiHtcir
assun Court. sop ben gebensmiioen
aus Dem 9ai'er uno reauirirte eitscr
Yntrolluoaen, lpeid,er Gronin mad
bem If1btild,en Goipitni brad,te. Sie,
s.ellts es iih bcraus. bnf, Der Wcoan'
erns.pertbe on SelNlmorofnnilis
Ieibet.
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Gtrisbsn.

Shpisssrpaier tn ipe: I'D tam
s5bnsn ois 10000 Dollars Bright jss
bod nur In prsi Dierielidbrliden Hnisn
eebtn."
GhnisgsrIobn: ~gut. alio an /.
Jonuor 10000 Dollars. am /. April
10000 Dollars une am /. JuIi 80.
900 Dollars NIT Sbrer aoditr.1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

"a n iptv 9bneu sinfn 20 a6sr garm ianas
aH'erer SfeabahH.pinse atsriaelItt qessH
niirbfa. Fpiirssn sic surr frlnsne fein. Sbs
rsr Rrenuhsn tiber sntsTe anHtsVIsffnnia
sgstiihssiama 40 HiateHg &fffr AAhrtsr'
6erfsitSs man H'lr 4. n. QEarf, Earh 1oEl'
miflicHer, gtbe Cot. 9rgrh A 1nif ReiircnS
0oaspann Ser 1871 rs6s Fnf. TiertoG-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

perftieoensr poli3iitsn tpurben onses
rtpnmen. Die Steuerrdte blstbt
Iaut 8eIhlub $1.40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-11

tim ssas urtaftsHs In stnsm xas "a seifsH.
reorne rlan 2arsrtise Frsms Guisigs16heilsn.
uppies,er sinf!er tof Nslb surl6 pstn 60 40
tesien esr'sbif. q, u. USssfs uusfftrlfi all
isoxT 2M6o;sL zSc.
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--- ltnier Ieent in Saniltpn III
Serr Gouarb gruf. 449 Suo Jnnre
strase. 8ea Sci. 476 A., Some
Ehone 1881 u.
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Eteaenssix@e - ipeibIiG
Gpbtu luAi xssggs i'm gutif @Ucm aper sn.
sfssAeaa.bfst. eesiiichs Ifau. Isfs. ITafe
il0s Hrcaefpun. q. Etod.
gran fnft z Hsssfiir 80IfsH. 4igesu anl
#sinigeH. 1851 H0nmiusr Cir. q. Eicl.
Jrau fanf gten1 fiir xsasAes uns NaeeIH
euis AsfexsnzsR 2Eks Hire SiT.. !. &tcd
btatsu.
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s. o. f072g5 piterfg ctr -- 3rs ftdrc
nErbe iiHb belle 3irmfg Mas sisaf Aehsu une
flr geIentiaaG. anes In bei.sr Crenana.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-03
FED, LEAGUE RUIN,
FOGEL'S PREDICTION
Would-be Manager Says New
League Magnates Will
Not Spend Money.
MEETING CONCLUDES
Managers Agree on Accept
able Form of Players Con-
tract for Next Year.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 3.-Federal
league magnates having concluded
their two days session in this city
adjourned yesterday with the follow
ing announcements.
That the league hackers have
agreed upon form of contract that
will be acceptable to the baseball
players fraternity, and that number
of contracts have been sent out for
signatures.
That a number of players are now
ready to sign contracts.
That a number of other players
have been approached with fair pros
poets of securing their signatures to
contracts.
That George Stovall has signed a
contract to manage the Kansas City
team at salary in excess of $4,000
year.
May Organize Another.
Horace Fogel, who says he was
promised franchises in New York and
Philadelphia, said he would enjoin
the new organization from proceed
ing, and will organize a third big
league himself. The Federal league
magnates are not inclined to take his
threats seriously, as they say he
could have had these two franchises
had he showed that he was able to
finance them.
BY the new contract drawn up yes
terday, the player has been practic-
ally freed from the Objectionable re-
serve clause. If his manager does not
care to renew his contract at the
same salary, the player at once be-
comes free agent. This means that
hiss alary man not arbitrarily be cut.
FogeI Gives Opinion.
Fogel, who was refused franchise
in the league, is outspoken in his be-
lief that the organization will end
upon the rocks. He declares that no
big league can succeed unless it has
clubs in New York and Philadelphia.
He also declared that the Federal
league magnates are unwilling to in
vest the required amount of money to
make the venture success.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-03
MANAGERS RETURN
FAVORABLE REPLIES
Baseball Club Believes Com
petent Man Can be Signed
for Next Year.

Several managers who have been
written to by the Richmond baseball
club, regarding the prospects of hav-
ing them assume the reins of leader
ship of the local club next year have
returned favorable replies.
Four OF the replies submitted terms
sufficiently attractive as to warrant
further investigation. Sporting edit
ors. in the cities where these men
have managed teams, have been writ
ten to by the baseball club which is
very DESTROYS of full information of
all applicants before entering into
formal negotiations with them
1t is believed replies to all letters of
inquiry sent out will be received with
be called to consider them some time
In a few days, so that a meeting NAV
this week. The directors of the club
are very anxious to get a man who is
able to manage men and will prove
popular with his players, and will not
Willingly consider any manager who
cannot measure up to these quaIifi-
cations.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-03
CRUMBLES
At MARSHALL FIELD
Zuppke's Eleven Takes Lead
to Start, But Fails
Later.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Superior speed,
power and experience won the Uni
versity of Chicago football team rs
tot victory over Illinois Saturday at
Marshall field. The pupils of Alonzo
Stage furthered their championship
aspirations with a brilliant exhibition
of varied gridiron tactics against a
team that crumbled after a brave
showing in the early stages.
1t was another case of an overrated
visitor at the maroon stronghold. Hi
nois was outclassed, so far as the
whole battle was concerned. but it
threw a panic into the Chicago band
by finishing the first half with score
of to 0. A sensational touchdown by
Quarter Back Pogue, of Illinois, after
less than two minutes of play, was
all Coach Zuppke's men had to offer.
Pogue Makes 7o-Yard Run.
Pogue won a niche among western
heroes by receiving the kick from
Captain Norgren. of Chicago, running
through the entire maroon eleven for
seventy yards, and Captain Rowe got
into the total by kicking goal. Aside
from this lone feat, the Illinois attack
was entirely ineffective, and the line
showed well only in spots.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-03
MINNESOTA BEATS
WISCONSIN 21-3
Badgers Lose Championship
Aspirations Under One
Sided Defeat.

MADISON, Wis, Nov. 3.-Wiscon-
given it's fnal burial here Saturday,
eleven scrappy fighters from Mime
sofa performing at the funeral. The
gophers started slow, but warmed up
and completely outclassed the badgers
at the finish, winning going away by
the decisive score of II to g. More
than $4,000 fans were present
1t was not the sort of a champion
ship game that these enemies OF long
standing generally play. Fumbles,
carelessness in the line and poor in
reference early made it an individual
encounter between such clever men
as Shaughnessy, McAImon, Mattern
and LaWler for the victors and host
of back field men carrying the cardi-
nal. Wisconsin played miserably and
went to pieces in the second half.
Mattern is Never Stopped.
Mattern was the tower of strength
exhibited by Coach Williams eleven.
He was never stopped, not even hest
tated, and when he was relieved to-
ward the finish of the game Mime
sofa rooters expressed their gratifi
cation Tor mis- work by reception
such as few heroes are accorded. Nc
Almon played star game. He made
the first touchdown for his team and
afterward gained yard after yard by
almost superhuman effort. Shaugh-
messy was great as a kicker. but he
was late leaping into fame, the game
being almost over before he dashed
fifty yards for the last touchdown.
1t has been a long time since Wis
consin has put UP such a weak show
ing against a we'll matched rival. Cap
tain Tandberg was disappointment.
Rated the best full back in the west,
he never once earned that name. He
was forgetful and slow thinker and
it was his untimely tumble that gave
Scion a chance to register.
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CAMP TAKES CHARGE
OF YALE SITUATION
Eli Coaches Call Upon the
Veteran For Assist
ance.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, No. 3.-That
Yale is not satisfied with the work of
its football team is shown by the ac-
ton of the Eli coaches yesterday.
After the ties game against Washing
ton and Jefferson, a hurried call was
sent to Walter Camp, and the veteran
now has taken charge of the men
There was at once big shakeup of
the team. A new center and a right
side of the line was tried today in a
game against the freshmen.
The right side of the Yale line has
been hoodooed throughout the year.
The disabling of Carter in the Wash
ington and jefferson game takes the
last one of those men who had come
to be called regulars out of the line,
and now none but subs compose that
plank
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CROWDS To ATTEND
BASKETBALL GAMES
Y. M. G.. A. Officials Make
Plans to Fill Galleries on
Basketball Nights.

Active work will start within a
short time by Y. M. c. A. members to
awaken the city to the fact that there
will be good basketball games played
here this winter
The association proposes to use the
same methods as those used by Earl
ham college to secure financial assist
ance and attendance of the business
men of the city. A large letter ''Y''
will be offered for sale to each mer-
chant for display in his show window
which will show that he is a contrib
utor to association athletics and will
incidentally entitle him to admission
to all games played in this city.
The Y. M. c. A. first team will open
its season on the home floor within a
couple of weeks with probably either
Marion of Portland. 1t is planned to
have the team play two games each
week, at home on Wednesday even
ings and abroad on Saturday evenings.
The All Star team composed of ex-
college stars has not yet been booked
for games. Season tickets will be of
fered at special prices to association
members, while other special tickets
at reduced prices will be sold to boys
under certain ages.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-03
YALE GETS BUMPED
Eli Bows to Minor Eleven for
First Time.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 3.-The
football sensation of the year was
sprung Saturday when Colgate smoth-
cred the Yale eleven with a 16-to-6
score. The little upstate college bat
tered the Eli line, forced the play al
most throughout and oulpIayed their
big university rivals at every point.
Twice they scored touchdowns on the
Yale goal defenders and once they
lifted field goal from placement.
Yale scored only one touchdown and
at no time controlled the situation.
The game made new American foot
ball historyfi for Yale has never be-
fore bowed the knee to a minor col
lege. Only Harvard, Princeton. Co
lumbia and Brown, of the big eastern
universities, have defeated the blue.
and it was left for Colgate to sub
merge the university that has won
more football championships than all
others combined.
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NOTRE DAME. TEARS
CADETS TO SHREDS
Army Outclassed at All
Stages by HOOsier
Team.

WEST POINT, Nov Eve have
met the Army and they are ours"
That was the gist of a telegram sent
back home by Captain Rockne, of the
Notre Dame eleven late Saturday af-
ternoon. And he spoke a mouthful,
for the plucky hoosier eleven swamp
ed, routed and beat the West Point
eleven, 35 to 13. But this does not
tell how much the visitors outclassed
the soldier boys.
The cadets managed to hold the Wis
ltors almost even in the first half,
which ended with the score ii to 10
in Notre Danes favor Then the fire.
works exploded, for the second half
of the clash proved a runaway for
the university boys
Picking out an individual star was
like selecting the needle from the
proverbial haystack. The entire Notre
Dame squad did something at some
time or other to get into the spotlight
Quarter Back Dorals used an open at
tach almost from the start, and the
forward passes he sot around the field
beWildered the Armys best, at all
stages of the battle.
Dorais Uses Open Attack.
The Army kicked OH and Dorais
started an open field attack, forward
passing to Rockne and F1nnegan until
the ball rested on the Army's forty
five yard line Another pass to Finne-
gan put the ball in play on the cadets
twenty yard line, and still another,
Dorais to Rockne, took it over for a
touchdown. The Army then rushed
the ball down the field and it rested on
Notre Danes ten yard line when the
first quarter ended. Score, Notre
Dame, Z: Army, 0.
With the ball on Notre Danes ten
yard line, two plays gave the Army
the oval at the visitors one yard line
and Hodgsen went over for the score
Woodruff missed goal. Score: Army,
6; Notre Dame, 7.
A series of rushes and a forward
pass gave the cadets the ball on Notre
Danes FIVE yard line and Prichard
went over on the next play and Hoge
kicked goal. Score: Army, 13; No
tire Dame. Z.
PIiska Goes Through.
Notre Dame scored again on two
forward passes and rush that showed
Phska over the line. Dorais kicked
goal Score: Army, 10; Notre Dame.
IA.
The Army came near scoring again
toward the. end of the third quarter.
but Notre Danes line held on the one
yard line. The cadets then tried for
ward pass over the line 1t was in
complete and the ball went to Notre
Dame on their twenty yard line. Do
rails punted and the Army rumbled, the
visitors getting the ball at midfield.
Dorais on two runs carried it to Ar
my's fifteen yard line, where the quar-
ter ended.