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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-07-10
Hill Goes to Lewiston.

Accompanied by A. F. Parker, Walter
Hovey Hill and c. A. Parsons. State
Engineer was taken to Cottonwood Mon.
day in Jack Turner's auto, Messrs
turner, Parker and Parsons returning
in the afternoon. Mr.. Hill went on to
Lewiston with Mr.. King. They were
met at Cottonwood by delegation of
members of the Lewiston Commercial
club and taken to Lewiston.
At Mondays meeting the matter of
corresponding with Chairman Turner of
the state highway commission regard
ing the road over the Nez Perce trail
was referred to the roads and highway
committee of the club.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-07-10
Faces Theft Charge.

Deputy Sheriff Webb returned the
last of the week from Canyon City,
Oregon, having in custody Hubert Buck
ingham, young man formerly of the
Winona country who was arrested by
the Oregon authorities on advices sent
out from Sheriff Eimers' office some
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-07-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
Delegates From all Sunday Schools in
County Meet Here Next Week.

The annual convention of the Idaho
County Sunday School association will be
held in Grangeville two days next week.
Tuesday and Wednesday, at the Metho.
dist church. From all indications a
record breaking attendance will be re.
corded and one of the most profitable
and successful meetings in the history
OF the organization is predicted. The
program as announced this week is as
follows:
Tuesday Afternoon.
2:OO Devotional Service.
2:l5 Auto Introduction. Please give
your name and the school you represent.
2:3O President s Annual Message.
2:45 Address, "Striking the Key
note,' E. c. Knapp, Spokane.
3:15 Intermission.
1928 Address, Grading the Small
Schools Mrs. A. V. Overman.
3:45 Brief report from schools, telling
about recent progress and giving en-
couraging features.
4:OO Round Table Conference, "The
Sunday School Teacher H. j. Hager.
/ 4:3O appointment of Committees.
Tuesday Evening.
1880 Service of Worship.
7:45 Address, "The Teen Age.o l.. ].
Harger, Spokane.
S:15 Music.
1925 Address, "Workers, Jerkers and
Shirkers," f. G. Knapp.
Announcement and Offering.
Wednesday Morning.
$3.50 Two Simultaneous Institutes.
$3.50 Devotional Service.
9:40 Written Report from County
Officers.
1000 Address, "Some Points of EN-
phasis,' E. c. Knapp.
1920 Intermission.
1880 Roll Call of Schools: Delega.
tion stand, give number present, miles
Travelled, recent average attendance,
School Standard, Banner, Star or Front
Line) new pledge and amount paid in
advance.
11:00 Round Table Conference, "The
Sunday School from Forty Sides" l..
j. HaEger.
'l1:4O, efficient District Work"
1890 Adjournment for dinner.
Wednesday Afternoon.
1:3O Devotional Service.
LAS "The Elementary Grades" Miss
Merna King.
300 "The Teen Age.'' Miss Essie
Martin.
2:l5 "The Adult Class" C. M. But.
ler.
2:3O "The Home Department" Mrs.
w. E. Graham.
2:45 Election and Installation of New
Officers.
300 Presentation of Pennants and
Unfinished business.
1920 Intermission.
$3.50 Missionary Methods" w.
Waugh.
3:45 Temperance Teaching" Mrs.
J. E. Cochran.
400 "Teacher Training" Rev. w.
P. Jinnett.
Ais Question Box.
Wednesday Evening.
1880 Song Service.
7:45 Address, "Sunday School Evan
gelism,' Rev. A. w. Perry.
S:15 Music.
S:25 Address, "Plans for the New
Year. E. c. Knapp.
Report OF Committee on Resolutions.
The officers of the association are
as follows:
President, Rev. Jas A. Hedges,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-07-10
Paints Vivid Word Picture Of
ldaho's First F Fourth of July

DAio Fourth of July celebration
L historic river in this conpv in 1864
when Idaho was only territory.
y years ago last Friday the miners of the h camp
together for the day the initial
Fourth in what the birth of
patriotic demonstrations in Idaho only
the myriad events with which pioneer Idaho
were no fire crackers that display
night The honod pistol visiting
patriotic speaking They country from
every gulch and from camp
spend the day fitting friends
The services for the occasion elderly minis
Ter p the of Applegae
banker of Boise
The of the significance Idaho history how
the speech of the aged preacher
neard and all the other interesting graphically
by Mr. Coffin in splenddy review, Eva Hunt
ockey and in the
Statesman OF date.
Mr. Coffn's herewith reproduced especially timely
on account of its anniversary the
Fourth its to subjects Of
particular interest the meet
at Nurss grove near town for their annual picnic
The story as told by Mr. Coffin is follows:
II AM reminded years Fourth of July had small
part celebrating the dggng county
The territorial Idaho organized few
oeiore and there was not in country
from civilization than the rich little placer camp The
place so the first line Of rail
road had not spanded the
The arrangements for honorng the by
man by the name of Appegate He selected
literary features OF the My
recall did not seriously dsappont the sturdy old patriot
Uncompromising Unonist
He determined conca-
tory and unyng principles al
though to the last peaceful
dangerous adversary He Mexican
Indian fighter prospeor placer
since the days of ~ and occasionally
divine
He neither gambed obscene or pofane word
soed his manly lips His influence camp
of $50 400 gold highest degree
the vcissudes incident long and
frontiers of America he had thrilling
experiences which whep told in his
entertaining
Patriotism and Prayer
lie began the exercises of the briefly referring
significance reminding his audience that
OF southern birth He did uncom
than his life which he would ehu bring
an honorable None who heard him sincerity
he followed his Introductory a prayer burning
eloqnenee OF which vivid mind With
hands raised above his mpoed the
God he faithfully served to speedily end the raging
store the Union of all the
He appealed to the listening avoid gambling
and drink vices prevalent the tme when
in tender patho he referred to the
the states there of gold bnn
ters then with revolver perhaps
the last petition to heaven in their behalf
heard
~ bade him fawe after the day. Cap
Stanley historical
never been there SINCE brave old Christian
went to his reward after
that the nv
man. have dreamed that would visit fftieth
performance hunteds of 1863
would not be there to but the spirit might
hover and inspire feeble eloquenee.
81 little thought
would be future abiding my children
Its pioneers have been good and along
trails that have travelled gathered fragrant with
the perfume Of their gracious friendship God bless them
and forever shield their children from all harm
aasa<
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) Ask Dun's, Bradstreet's
Or Your Own Banker

the buvc TO
he nte1nples
SOME
in tbeen
Scheduled They foreordancd
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ter. and Curtin chose 10 kick again
he booted outside on his forty-yard
line Gooch failed 10 gain. y forward
pass, Gooch TO White, got twenty
Yards. Kay followed with two Off
tackle. The stands went fairly wild.
aud then Mandy smothered try at the
line. Mayer carried the bali TO Nandv's
eight yard lire. RAY went to the i've
yard line. Fourth down and goal 10
gain. Ray. through right half. carried
1t over for the first touchdown OF tho
game. The Grand old Song" rang
through the stadium rs Gooch punted
out 10 captain Carter for try for goal.
lie made good, the oval going straight
through the centre or tho posts Score:
VirRina. 4: Vanderbilt. o.
The teams changed goals Virginia
kicking 10 Eandy. Mayer kicked 10
Captain Brown, who came back ten
yards. Gillette. on n splendid tackle.
scrambled an end run for loss The
same happened TO an off tackle try.
Third down ana fifteen yards to go.
curtin kicked aside To mid field Ray
straight outside right guard. gained
eight Yards. Vanderbilt penalized half
the distance To goal for unnecessary
roughness. Cohen. substituted for Me
Queen, who was disqualified for rough
work. Ray agnin made five yards on
his now famous tackle buck. y for
ward pass from Cooch to Voolfolk
brought the second touchdown. RAJ
punted out to Gooch for try for goal
captain Carter again Kicked goal.
Score: IA 10 o.
Mayer Kicked off 10 Captain e.
Grown WHO wriggled his way back
twelve yards y forward pass failed
Another went the Same way Landes
brought n penalty Of five yards for in
reference with the third forward pass
fourth down six yards TO go. y for
ward pass was caught by Landes. who
ran IL back ten yards. Mayer got two
yards through the line. \ forward
pass failed. and Gooch kicked over the
goal line. Eall brought out TO twenty
yard line and Vandy elected to scrim
mage.
Still another forward pass failed. A
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was holding. and received penalty
OF fifteen yards.
Ray puntcd 10 Eoeu-ch. who came
back ter yards a forward pass from
Skies TO Captain Brown nettcd twenty
yards Randolph intercepted another
pasy, ConIint; back twenty yards
Preston replaced Chester 1T left end
Fake Kick got nothing
y forward pass failed Ball went
over TO Vandy Try for forward pass
WAS spoiled. Skies got nine Yards
Turner added twelve Yards. Vaudy
made 1t first down on tho next play.
Time out for Virginia. Carter hurt. y
forward pass failed. 4 second WAS
incted the same fate, Gooch spelling
II. Koeusch got ono yard with a fake
kick a poor pass on kick lost
twenty yards. and Virginia took tho
ball on Nardy's thirty FIVE yard line
RAJ tore OH nine yards. y forward
pass missed nre. Ray made 1T first
down. rumble and Vanderbilt got the
oval on her elght-yard l.ue. Boensch
got around left end. going eighty yards
TO Virgnia's twelve-yard line, where
Randolph pulled him TO earth. a FUN
Bile by Nendy ond White recovered thu
ball Ray then booted to safety we'll
in tho enemy's territory. Nandy re-
turned the kick, Gooch returning TWEEN
~ yards Curtin went hack Tor
Boensch Virginia fumbled and war
ron, Gu Nandy. recovered on Ills mr.
teen-yard line. curtin kicked to
Gooch. On double pass I.ande3 made
eight yards Gamc over Sail on
Nandy's twenty five yard limo in Vir-
g!nias possession. Score: Virginia,
"a; Vanderbilt, o
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fake ln'ck, Curtin carrying the ball.
brought 1--WE yards. \ fake forward
pass netted FIRST down. Curtin carry
ing the ball. The line stlll held and
no gain resulted. y forward pass from
Skies TO Captain L. Brown got twenty
yards. Brown fuiubled and Specr. who
had been substituted recovered Nir-
gim!a kicked and Cur!in fu,npled
White recovered on Vandy'y thirty
Yard line. WoOlfoIii added fifteen yards
through right tackle. Randolph got
TWO Yards y forward pass failed in
the shadow of til. goal. Gooch on a
double pass shortened the distance
making hrst down Ray over tackle
Tor third touchdown. Raw puutcd TO
Landes for try FOR goal. Captain Car
ter kicked another goal Score; Vir-
Ginia, II; Vanderbilt, O. Ray kicked to
Curtin. who came back twenty yards
An off tackle play failed. Half mp
Landcs Intercepted forward pass.
Bali on Nandy's thirty ward line. Score:
Virginia u; Vanderbilt o
Third Quarter
BoeHsch substituted at quarter for
NandN. huffman goes 10 centre In
MorGan's place. Mayer back in game
Tor Virginia Mayer kicked TO Skies
who came back fifteen yards. Bocnsch
or tackle twelve yards i tumble lost
an opportunity 10 gain Fake kick
eight yards. Boensch kicked 10 Gooch
who came back fifteen yards. Gooch
again added four yards around end.
Mayer punted. and White stopped
Bocnsch in his tracks. Voolfolk
tackled Skies behind the line for five
yards loss y forward pass from
Boensch to Captain Brown went for
first down. Boensch kicked over the
line and NirGin!n brought tile ball out
TO twentyyard line for scrimmagc
Mayer on fake kick got nine yards. On
carried the ball on for fifteen yards
i.andes got FIVE. Time out for Nandv
Brown hurt. Voolfolk on criss-cro
tackle. got two yards. Ray made It
first down I.andes got two. Mayer
took it six and Ray made II first
down Mayer again got two yards
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VIRGINIA-VANDERBILT GAME,
TOLD IN DETAIL ED ACCOUNT

ban for first down. l.sudcs again got
four yards through centre Gooch got
around left cnd for fifteen yards Nlr-
Sinta pcrali2ed ten Yards off side
Mayer. FROM fake kick formation, went
six yards. Gooch kicked low and hard
to Curlin. White making the tackle.
curtin went fifteen yards around lett
end. Mayer stopping him \ Try at the
limo failed, Mcqueen fumbling, Curtin
recovering. Turner plowed through the
limo for FIRST down. Skies went twen-
- yards 10 be called back for u Ave
yard penalty, holding. curtin got two
yards. curtin, through the right side
OF the line. got stN more. Curtin kicked
10 Gooch, ana Chester nailed him be-
fore ha started. Gooch failed TO gain
around LETT cnd. \ forward pass
failed. Ray Kicked ten yards. and cur
lin was back fifteen. Virginia smearcd
an Off tackle llay and Vandy suffered
anothe. penalty. this time for fifteen
yards The quarter ended with the
bali Ola Vandy's forty"yard limo in it's
possession first down Ii was n suappv
period. neither team having an adj
VANTAGE Virginia outrushcd Wander
u!lt The Ccmnodorcs making but one
first down Both teams .esorted to
kicking, gaining their strength
Second Quarter.
Wand" was unable 20 do anything
with the Orange anG Flu, line. skies
cot two yards. cu.liu WAS thrown bv
Cartcr for q substantial loss, and was
iorcci 10 Kick 30 Gcoch. who. GLIDING
ha'f dozen Southern tachlcrs. came
back ten yards. Mayer was stopped
bN perfect dying tackle by skies at
Ter going fourteen yards. Time out
for Vanderbilt. Morpan hart KAY
Licked 10 Cullin. who fumbled Curlin.
trom TAX" lliclt formation. went around
left end, bu; failed TO gain
ANOTHER try a the line failed Skies
was thrown for fivc-yard loss by car
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HUSKY VIRGINIA
ELEVEN bL ANKS
VANDERBILT TEAM


WAS no. the fancy football. Just the
ordinsry garden variety. once in
while. a very long while forward
rass would no interpolated. probably
10 show the audience that such n play
Was in Inc team's repertole
Occasionally wide circliue end run
would 10 attempted. but Just rs soon as
Virginia found that the Vanderbilt line
MAS vulnerable they harkcd back to
FIRST principles, and began tearing and
rounding into that line with such force
that j; was irresistible. During the
arst quarter it really looked as If the
words OF the prophets were TO come
true. and that Il would really be Il
close game. Neither team would give
an opening Neither was willing 10
carry the hEht into tho enemy's ter
rtory. Both, after trying The tackles.
or sending a back around an end. be-
gan puntine. At tho last moment Cur.
lin was sent 10 quarter in place or
ISoensch regarded rs the first string
pivot man. His toe booted frequently.
and VIXEN the first nftcen minutes OF
play were over. honurs were even Mr.
Fan sat back waiting FOR something 10
happen, He WAS compliment in his
srtegame estimate and Il TO score
was the prediction ou all sides.
Randolph sent In
In 2 partial attempt TO CEeckInate
McGugiu Rice warren sent young
Randolph in to Iako Mayors half.
Mayer had been touted as the star OF
;he Virginia team in Atlanta, ana War
zen was unwilling that his half back
should again have TO withstand the
arrows that were flung at him against
Georgia After the first period was
over and no damage had been done.
The Orange and Blue coach determined
10 send his sturdy man into tho fray.
The second period brought the hrst
touchdown. series OF runts gave
Virginia an ADVANTAGE Bobhie Gooch
was running the team with the iudS
Inert of a veteran, 4 forward pass
trom Gooch TO Waite brought a gain
ot twenty yards. and ;hcn Mayer car
ried the ball 10 NnndY's eightyard line
Ray took II 10 the hve yard line. and
then went over Tor che first touch
down. Gooch l,icked out Tor a try
for goal! and CAPTAIN Carter delivered.
making the score to- O.
The first blood gave confidence. and
m unnecessary omense ny Mcqueen.
for Vanderbilt. cost the second touch
down, Mcqueen got rough, and for
this lost half the distance to the goal
nd was disqualified. Cohen being sui
Stituted at half. After rushes by Ray
and Landes, voolfolk vas called back
To receive a forward pass from Gooch,
and tho second touchdown, from which
carter kicked goal, was brought over,
the score mounting 10 - TO 0.
Suu another touchdown was made
ia the second quarter on straight limo
plunEcs IT was merely a question Of
smashing into the line. The Naudy
forwards wiltod. they were crushed uu-
der the terrific onslaught OF the Mir
etnia rs. and could not withstand the
whitening fire. II was grape and can
Ulstel and shrapnel all tied neatly into
ono package. Ray was fortunate
enough to make tho third touchdown.
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una again Captain Carter Kicked the
Number of subst,tution,.

There We're a number OF subst!tutions
after the first half. Bocnsch came
back. taking Curlin's place at quarter
huffman. who had been succeeded at
centre by Morgan. again came back,
and Mayer. after brief rest, was sent
in BY Warren. for Virginia
Bobby Ciooch, by his daring run.
made possible the next touchdown,
pulling the first really thrilling play
OF the game, when hc got around right
end for twenty. Ave yard run. After
that all Of tho new tangled ideas were
forgotten. II was plug. plug and then
plug again. with the result that Ray
again went over the line. bringing Viz
etnia's acoro at the end OF the third
period to IS to O.
Thn hnal score camo IN .he fourth
quarter. The old limo plunging tactics
We've resortcd to. There was no need
for anything else Randolph, who
again was called upon to relieve Mayer,
was shot through the left side of
NandE's wcaryiEg line for the final
touchdown. No goal resulted and tho
game finished 81 to Q.
TO Eoensch goes tho honor or pun
ing the longest run Of the game. and
that caruo in the last quarter. too 10
had come into tho CRrua nftcr a brief
rest Virginia was dcreudine the
northeast goal. With the bah on his
ten yard line. lie negotiated an eighty
yard run TO Nirginia's tcn-vnr,I limo.
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down, and Curtin tried 10 kick. Wool
folk broke through, blocking the lticl.
for n Nandy loss. curtin again kicked
10 Gooch, who WAS downcd in his
tracks.
Randolph failed around left end. 4
Toward pass. n long nigh pass, like b
wise failed White substituted for
Coleman at left end Kay Kicked to
Curlir, who was tackled In his tracks
Maycr substituted for Randolph IN
again licked. and Gooch was back If
teen Yards before being downed.
clay cr's Try around loft end was smear
cd. Tine "ut for Nandy Huffman hurt.
White substituted for Huffman I.amdcs
.s,raisht through guard eight Years.
Kay fbnhied and Gooeh recovered tho
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What the Captains
and Coaches Saw

II thought we would win, but the
score snrpriscd me. We have a
aghtinS crowd ut Virginia. and
when sag TINT. I do not mean that
Vanderbilt hnsn't. Hut VIC were
ont to win. and VIC won. It's over
now. and from this ON we VIII for
arc prcparin. for the other games.
We followed tho plan OF battle
rr:Ppcd ont, and II scems 10 have.
n M.S,, "a prcttE good pinn."--Rice
warren coach of the University OF
Virginia team.
"of course. we nrc disappointed.
We had never undcrcstimntcd tlI,.
strength of tho Virginia team, hut
I won!d he telling nm untruth 10 say
mat W. expected amy such result.
enough strength even without the
aid al brown. our tackle. who is out
o. The game viii! broken foot.
There is HO need TO oncr excuses.
next year * another ycnr."--Dan
McGuSin. coach OF Vanderbilt Uni
Nersity football team.
Gee: I'm glad. knew we'd do
II. but Just notice the way the rcI-
lows played! Did you ever see such
pep: And put this down. Wander
bit is the EnmcSt loser I have ever
known. if everybody we played
was as white and ms true ms Van
derbiit there would he no suunb-
blcs. Likewise, Just because the
score Is big i'm our favor. never think
IL was not a hard %nnie. Those fell
tow. nln!cd for every ounce that
WAS In thcm.'-c:iptain a. L. Carter
OF the University OF Virginia.
1--WE lost. and lost 10 n team Tint
Oufpinycd u>; that's all ! can SAY
We were badly crippled. hut tInt
HASN'T anything. To ho with i.. and
we nrr not crying. We expected
better results. but Virginia swept
am f.sfs nftr-
thc hest they could. Even when
they the tide turning against
us they >iill stuck 10 the nag. There
il only one thini- To do now, AMI
ihnt il to thinis Of next ycar."-Cap-
tain T.. Brown. of Vanderbilt Uni
Vcrsity.
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Virginia hero bucked tho line cx-
clusively no end runs being tried.
Time QUE FOR Virginia, Mayer hurt.
Mayer Ray and Iandes smashed right
and left tackle consistently throwing
new football 10 tho winds. Rag fnauy
going over for the nfth touchdown.
Fay kicked out 10 landes for Try for
goal and Captain Garter again kicked
goal. score: Virginia. 2S: Mandy. Q.
Warren replaced Murray al left
tackle Eoensch Kicked 10 Bobby
Gooch. who returned the leather TWEEN
~ yards. He came back with fifteen
more Landes got three for first
GOWN. Gooch once more got first down.
Landes over centre three yards Gooca
and Mayer failed 10 gain Vandy's line
showing greater strength. Ray kicked
TO Bocnsch 70 Nandy's twcnty-ya yard
line. forcing him outside Eedus
stopped Bocnsch Skies got four yards.
free tumble ana Vandy recovered.
Roensch puntcd beautifully TO Gooch.
who was downed In his track Gooch
then male tho spectacular run Of the
game UP TO this time going twenty
FIVE yards around right end Ray.
i.andcs and Mayer made II FIRST down.
Gooch got away. outside tackle. for
hitcen Icriod up Eall on Naudy's
twenty hNe-yard line. second down
eight yards To go score: Virginia 2s
Vanderbilt, :"
Fourth Quarter.
Ray offtaclSlc, six yards Lundcs no
gain Mayer made II first down
Gooch six yards. Randolph. who had
gone back in the game. substituting;
for Mayer was shot through, lief;
tackle for the nth touchdown The
kickout for goal failed. Score: Viz
ginia "a; Vanderbilt, o. >Bocnsch onco
more kicked off to Gillette. who re
turned the .bail eight yards Captain
Brown got away on Rays tumble for
run TO Virgnia's goal. but Referee
Hergen called il back. Gooch pulled
another spectacular run. but Virginia
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RY Gus MALnlul.

Lambeth Field University az yin
Ciria, November 1.-The Vanderbilt
team headed by Coach Dan McGugin
and Captain Eddie Brown. trottcd TO
tho iicld at exactly $50 O'Clock y
moment later the Orange and sluc
Lad warriors OF Virginia entered the
hig bowl TO the yclls OF "a stadium futl
OF enthusiasts. Both teams immcdi-
ately began signal drill The report
Cd difference ia weight was not appar-
ent. Officials conferred McGuGin
started parade OF his Kicking talent.
Curlin. substituted at the last moment
for Roensch. sending long spirals. well
directed for forty ana fortN-hVe yards
First Qunrtcr.
Virginia won the toss. choosing 70
defend The southwest goal Curliu
taking his Shire .nd placing the bah
kicked u Eohby Gooch. who came
lack seven yards. Gooch again went
around left. ana FOR ten yards. l.lndes
Moved through the same side for ten
and Gooch brought the ball TO the
MIDDLE OF the field Randolph outside
tackled for four yards. Virginia pen
aiized fifteen yards for hrrdlmE y
long forward pass failed Gooch punt
81 perfectly forty nve Yards. Curtin
'alliuG on the ball An off tackle play
'aieG Skies went of tackle tor four
Yards Nandv tumbled. but recovered
for hrat down. Curtin tried lief: eud
for sis Yards Turner went through
for three yards. Third down and one
ard 10 caiu 'ry for the line failed.
Coleman treaitilg through for = great
'7clI" curtin punted 10 Coach. who
came hacl5 ten yards.
Nirsinis'= ball Coon failed TO gain.
following vith punt 80 ,nidncld 4
Tumble los, tnrca Yards Tor the com
nodores SiEos on on-tacnle play,