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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and UninprOyed

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WHY WOULD YOU BUY \ LOT
Niles rom school and street car when
lou can buy lots where you have ell
these advantages for tho same money
pay for others?
Look at tho lots on ath East lust south
~ l2th South also on 10Th East and Me
tlelland ave. You can buy them for se15
ana up. $40 cash and IS per month Are
not these terms easy enough? You
cannot md any fault with them as TO
price location and permanent improve
Wents, " is property that is bound 10
Increase In value, and. above all. II Is
always salable.
Is IL farm you are looking for? Have
3IA acres near nth South. all the water
YOU want and more than needed for
irrigation. Good 6-room brick house.
barn. chicken house. horses. . COWS,
ZOO 300 chickens oats. wheat. potatoes
and pasture. The crop VIII bring al least
$1,000 this year The price. $500 for
an. $500 cash and $4,000 for years
Is 81 bungalow or large home you
want? Have many at the right prices
and terms.
Just completed 4-room new bungalow
on TN ave. between J and *: fne sleep
ing porch. full basement. sewer. side
walk In and paid for. Can sell IL for
| $4,000. 5000 cash and $50 per month
Another 4-room new cottage on Lake
! street for $500. $3.50 cash and $50 per
month
Another @-room modern on End East
near 10TH South. mrse lot, splendid home
for S2i50 $3.50 cash and 525 per month.
Near 9th South and 5th East. a dandy
terrace. rooms each side modern. and
always rented at $50 per month. Must
be sold $3.50. $3.50 cash. balance es s.
terms
You will save time and money II YOU
| will call on me and investigate our Of
| ferngs.
Fire Insurance and mortgage loans al
lowest ia tes.
A RICHTER.
73 So Main Street Phone w sal
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
Farms and Acreage

THE FARMER rs THE MOST PROS
porous person Oh earth.
his work is congenlal and at the same
time healthful
lie is hls own boss.
Last year. the farmers throughout the
United States averaged surplus OF s22s3
each.
This. mark YOU. represents excess proh,
after living has been paid.
What other class of people is so
wealthy?
You can't single out solitary one.
Apply the farmers standard to yourself.
How do you measure up7
be among the prosperous,
Park Valley offers you the opportunity.
Have YOU the backbone to accept?
The cost OF the land is only SIS and
$3.50 per acre on hve years time.
In productIyeness. 1T equals land cost
Ing 10 l. times as much,
Climatic. soil. water and social condl-
tons are all the very best.
Now don't put this matter off You'll
Get busy at once and drop US cara,
for our Free Park Valley Booklet.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER COMPANY.
1909 Walker Bank Bldg. Salt Lake CITY.
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MLE-CFTEAP. ELECTRIC RUN
eu IN good running order. Randall
Auto Co, Ltd, Auto row. b3293
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o MOTORCYCLES OF ALL KINDS
aie. blcycle supply Co. c24T6
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
a SPLENDID HOME.

full two story. 6-rooms; built-in bui-
tet large dining ROOM leather paneled;
large. airy buffet Kitchen, separate path
and toilet; cemented basement; furnace
room. coal room. fruit room; lot 5OHlio
10 alley barn, coops. lawn shade. fruit
and flowers. $500. VIII take a lot or
auto as part payment. Balance Ike rent.
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o. NORTH 2Np MEsT.

New Groom bungalow. just finished
built-in buffet fireplace and book cases
ment and furnace: large front porch,
back porch and sleeping porch sewer.
gas. and walKs complete home.
Price $4,000; terms. $3.50 cash. balance 10
suit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
REAUTlFUL NEW BUNGALOW.

In that new district near 9TH East at.
Just the SWEETEST you ever saw Built
In buffet. fireplace sleeping porch, large
front porch. gas. cemented basement,
nice deep lot. south front. S5l5o on
terms.
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For Sale-Miscellaneous

WHILE WAITING FOR THE CAR
Sep @SSeP ooWn cur cool basement and have
your shoes repaired up-,o-date
MONARCH SHOE REPAIRING CO,
u L. second South Wasatch 1888
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1oi7 BELMONT AVE.

CoSy. i-room modern. brick cottage
nice south front. lot 4liXli0. IN lawn. Go
see II today. S2500 on your own terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
STEAMSHIPS
BEAUTY PARLOR


FOR A FAMOUS SCALP TREATMENT,
under Velvetlna system, phone Wa
satch 1856. bl667
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02

TO TRADE-EoUITY IN BEAUTIFUL
5-room modern home for desirable
farm lands not TOO far from Salt Like.
Wasatch 24Si-J. 1902
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Abstracts-Title Insurance

UTAH SAVINGS G. TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and Title insurance.
attend to all details In transferring and
morteaEinS land titles. Capital 100000
225 Main $3.50
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Real Estate-To Exchange

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LEASE OR TRADE so ACRES: is IN
frnit, 10 IN an cnolee apples; SHOULD yleio
and small fruit: 5-room house, coed wa
ter: acres In alfalfa. Owner, Address
E-5I Tribune. ci6S2
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FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

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EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
taIiderm!st line made as you want a.
r, Stencil Fur Co. 81 e. Broadway-e3
years ~ Salt Lake, nseS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
ELECTRICAL WORKS
TAILORS


R6SEII, THE TAILOR DOES HIGH
class tailoring work, guaranteed: .
go. State o"o"-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02

TAILOR MADE SUITS At WHOLE
saie prices. Patonai. 243 Main 81.
room 3. 20,
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SHOE SPECIALS
VACUUM CLEANERS

IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING A CLEAN
er buy "'rhe Tuec." the best on the
market Demonstrations freely given;
Installed In homes hotels. the only
ma chine ON the market that can't get
out of order. Tuec Stationary Cleaner
Co. III z. Broadway. Phone Waaetch
$50 d4l15
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
BUSTJESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous

GRAND OPPORTUNITY FOR CAFE
man to open cafe In Ogden's most beau
tful hotel. Rent very rea sonable. Act
quickly. The New Hesiy Hotel, J. c.
Lynch. prop. Ogden, Utah dc
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For Sale-AutomObileS

HAVE REAL BARGAINS IN USED
l1llac cars. These machines have
rebuilt, repainted. and we give the
= guarantee with them that goes with
% Cadillac, II will pay you TO see
before buying either new or used
4 u any other make, Sharman Auto
Ne Co., &2-45 Automobile row. o19SS
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LAND EMBROIDERY
SHAMPOOTNG

pemen- FOR LADIES AND
az @Eo expert beauty work In
sth South. Was. 1896.
di0
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A NORTH BENCH LOT

VIII be accepted as Part first payment
for this beautiful new, 6-room. brick
bungalow: has built-in sideboard. swell
tile mentel. copper chandeliers. fun base
ment. furnace. large sleeping porch back
porch, hand-rubOed, dull finish wood In
terror: really well built home. Fine
southeast location. VIII sell on easy
terms.
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OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses

ROSS G. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
The original hotel broker OF the inter-
mountain west
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02

FENCE POSTS. ss AND slo PER HUN
dred, Iyland 1870 s35TO
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Autos for Hire

|lIE VIC. 49, ->~->~~-~~~-~~~~~~-~~~~
Il oM,sAsATcH 1896 FOR SUNDAY
psysay p1yiaay appointments; new cars;
s1491
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HERE'S A SNAP.

Cozy. well-buit, 5-room brick. near 5th
East which IS being paved: lot Is 5Ox1G5.
All goes for $4,000, $3.50 cash; $15 per
month.
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r0f SaIe-MnforcvcIae
SANITARIUM

bRr, --~~-~-~-----~o
y an ans ave, WASATCH l721-M.
<ald ntsfers nct from stomach troubles;
2eA. Hh retain food or water on
lhF ms 1lclan said could do moth
T. Uoro ouI oays' treatment with
-lsld H., MISS EDNA KILBORN.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
BETTILYON

BETTILYON
HOME BUILDERS
COMPANY.
323 Main street.
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% Or FoUR-PASSENGER FRANK
oyerhauIed and repainted; snap.
Lake Automobile Co.. l62 East First
n Phone Was. 1854. blS06
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02

MLE-PIERCE-ARROW 1875 CAR
nm-class condition. Best bargain
atT; win be sold at great sacrl-
q hight party. Don't overlook this
lponsl opportunity, Call and inspect
70 30. state ST. c4020
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PRIVATE HOME

WILLOWS MERE. CONFIDENTIAL.
confinement. seclusion. legal adoption
Mrs r. Philips. 1Ith Il. bet 18th and
18th So. Sugar tstion. Hyland 1881 nj
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES

$50 SOLID GOLD ELGIN WATCH. $1S:
IS set boxing gloves, $3.50; $40 sheet iron
lined trunk. So Cash loaned on every
thing OF value. Cline's. II e. Broadway
Estb. 20 years. ci64t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02

PASSENGER AUTOMOBILE;
euy IN the city; investigate. 629
sIn. Numa Rock Drill Sharpener
ss'hne I'd. c4091
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
Breaks Former Mark and APP.
proaches Worlds Time for
Ten Miles.

NEW YORK, Nov. l.--Hanes Kohle-
mainen established new American rec
ord today by winning the ten-mile run,
National A. a. Y. championship, at Ohio
field here in 51:03 2-5. He also broke all
intermediate records between three and
half and ten miles.
The former outdoor American record
for ten miles was 52:3i 30. made four
years ago by George Bonhag OF the
Irish American Athletic club. who also
held all the American intermediate rec
ords from seven TO ten miles. The WIN
ner's time today was % 2-5 seconds be-
bind the worlds record for ten miles,
held by Al Shrubb, II Kohlemainen had
anyone to pull him along he would have
come near TO making new worlds
mark.
The Finnish Olympic champion, who ran
for the Irish American Athletic club to-
day, finished more than a half mile
ahead OF last years champion Harry j,
Smith OF the Bronx Churchhouse, with
w KyConen, another runner from Fin
land. third. CASTOR Strobino Of South
Paterson, y. j.. who ran third In the
Olympic marathon at Stockholm. finished
fourth.
The National A. A. u. championship
even-mile walk was won by Fred Kaiser
Of the New York a. c.. in 90 90 Do, last
years winner. AL Noellmeke OF the Pas
time a. G. being disqualified for run
ming during the second lap. The Ameri-
can record for this event. 54:07. was
made thrty-three years ago by f. Il.
Merrill OF Boston.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
NOTRE DAME FINDS
ARMY EASY VICTIM
Cadets Are Outplayed and
Outclassed; Forward Pass
Works Beautifully.

WEST POINT. n. Y, Nov. 1.-The
Army was beaten by Notre Dame today.
90 to Is. The cadets were outclas ssed.
and, except In the second quarter, when
they scored both their touchdowns, they
looked like novices beside the westerners,
Notre DANES long forward passing and
pretty open-fleld play were spectacular
and revelation 10 eastern football en-
thusiasts. Out OF fourteen attempts with
the forward-pass play the westerners
succeeded in making twelve good for
long-dlstance gains. Rockne, Ffnnegan
and Pliska. on the receiving end. with
Dorais throwing the ball. gained many
yards for their team
In fact, all of Notre Danes touchdowns
were directly due 10 splendid work with
the forward pass. Eichenlaub was a de-
mon on the offense. plowing through
the Army line for good gains and bowling
over the Interference In sIashIpg style.
Dorais's quarterback play was gilt edged
He kicked five OF the goals from touch
downs and ran his team with splendid
Judgment
The first half ended with the score II
to 13 In Notre Danes favor.
Hoge and Merrillatt played best for
the cadets. The Army ina ndled the bali
rather loosely, losing It several times on
fumbles. Both sides were frequently
penaliZed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
LONG RUN FEATURES
CONTEST AT ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Nov l.-Tnis ne .'nl,
versity defeated st. Louis university al
foothsn this afternoon by IL to In
ZANE marked by sensational run ana
TWO placement kicks. .,,., tr
ST. Louis made It's only toncnaoNh IN IN
t,e the BAH bali on the St Louis twenty-yardi
line broke through the Tulane line ana
ran elghty-fve yards. pushing ASIDE tne
opposition tacklers and CROSSING 'he so"'
In the third period Tulane made
touchdown on a forward pass by iender-
son to George. Three more points were
added for the visiting team when Rosen-
thai kicked goal from placement on the
twenty-yard line.
In the final period, Rosenthai made
fifty-yard placement kick, scoring 'hree
more for Tulane.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
Checker Notes.

Tho Marathon distance match OF 100 games bo-
tween Henry Shaw ana Hugh Mexican was con ;
rlu6ed last week with the nlneiy-fou Eams
Mexican being ten up with only six 20. Early
In the friendly match acKean piled up such =
lead that Shaw van unable 10 catch up although
his play Improved greatly. In the last heat OF
treaiy games. Mexican slumped badly for a while
oAinC six games In row. but settled down for
the home stretch. winning thrco and losInE none
oil, OF the last eight games played.
.'As ne who fancies himself more cunning than
other people IL moro likely 10 be deceived. the
player who Is fond OF setting traps iS often caught
In n deeper trap than the which be has
ss.-'' says the ''AurtralAs!sn-'
J. 7. bradford kept up his good play IN hs
match vi,h Juiiua D'orio. winning by score Of
20 ] and IA draws. J. . Hanson challenged
the winner and tvolys-gams match was ar
ranged begin October IS.
Too many ziUg their msn across the board
stopping 20 look uniil the game In in n
hopeless snsrl. while others look and look, taking
,ep mnytcs TO what should be In ten
seconds Both extremes are bad The Anger
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
TRICK PLAYS N
WELL FOR 4

PHILADELPHIA. 80
OF Pennsylvania footsar /
help OF trick plays -
ship. defeated Penns,.5l<
by IL 20 0.
II was a hald-tols,;
test. Pernsylyania 81
stronger game than q
The upstate team srle5
penalties and early n A
lost Right Halfback 81
the best men, who "a,
rough playing. and al9 q
half distance to her sQ1
five yards. ..I.
In the last mlnntes z
yania State carried u
ers' four-yard line, sn4 I
grounded forward aM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
JoRDAN-PoMERoY MATCH
From The TribuneFarmer summary OF the fifty
games played the following is complied
aPinreh hinnka

The match WA originally for twonty games
with the proviso that if tie at the end OF
twenty games, play would continue until ono
player was ahead st the end Of even games. Jor-
dan won the twenty sixth game. a double cor
nor" and with Il the match. with unparalleled
generosity however. "Alf' agreed TO continue
play for fifty games. Pomeroy won the thirty
second game. Alma" and tho final and do
Gliding game. ihe fftie1h. "Glussow.'' and with
u tho match.
Pomeroy had tho forty-el6hth game. "sngle
corner" all but whom 10 his intense die
gust he blew the following ending;
Biack--Kines, is. "a. S 10.
White-kings. s. 2. TO-
Pomeroy careleDy moved 1911. and Jordan
played l0-7. 1l-e. 9-5, 2-e SIC and drew
However. as Binghumpton's IDOL won the last.
game and tho match. al, wen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
Marquette and Lawrence Tie.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov Mar
quette and Lawrence, by "a to IL
game here today, failed to decide the
state college championship. Lawrence
was leading by Ia points at the end of
the third quarter and had outplayed the
Milwaukeeans at all stages. In the
final session, however, Marquette
worked forward passes, with such pre-
cision that they tied the score within
eight minutes of the end Of play.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
BUCKNELL DEFEATS
PITTSBURG; 9 TO 0

PITTSBURG. Pa, Nov. 1-Bucknell
defeated the University OF Pittsburg here
today by 10 o. Pittsburg had previous
ly defeated Carlisle and Cornell and was
looked upon as having more than fight
Ing chance with Bucknell. The visitors
ouiplayed the locals and won on their
merits although Pittsburg failed TO take
advantage OF numerous opportunities TO
score through lumbilng OF the ball at
critical periods.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
MICHIGAN BATTERS
ITS WAY TO VICTORY

ANN ARBoR, Mich. Nov. IA saw
age ofrense the product OF desperate
eleven gave the University OF Michigan
football team a 43 TO victory over Syr-
acuse this afternoon. During the, frsl
two periods the Orange line melted
against u whlrlwind attack which pro-
diced repeated touchdowns. Syracuse
braced in the third quarter and gave
Michigan a battle. In the closing min
utes OF play, Syracuse made game
rally. Michigan relied on straight foot
ball for consistent gains.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
DARTMOUTH WINS OVER
AMHERST TEAM, 21-7

AMHERST, Mass, Nov. dartmouth won a
hard fought game from Amherst today, III TO
Z. The contest closer than the scoro would
indicate. Amherst holding the green for downs
many times twice within the thrce-ygrd line.
The game ended with the ball In hmhorst's
possession on Dartmouths flftcen-yard line after
a march of fifty yards down the field
with the scoro the end OF tho fiEst half
I 20 I. Dartmouth In her regulars and by
straight football scored touchdowns IN ;he third
and fourth periods.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
Tigers Beat Ellis.

PRINCETON. N j., Nov. l.-PrInce-
ton won the annual cross-oountry meet
from Yale this morning by a score of
u 10 50, The first FIVE men I'm each team
10 score counting IN the total Barnett
Princeton. finished first In 80 minutes and
d seconds. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
CRIMSON AND TIGERS
WIN CROSS COUNTRY

CAMBRIDGE. Nov, Harvard de-
feated Cornell in lively cross-country
run today by total score Of 81 to So
The weather and course conditions were
excellent.
]. S. Hoffmier OF Cornell led the pack
finishing In the fast time OF 81 minutes
and ~ 20 seconds. Harvard won bv
placing i've men among the first seven
at the finish N''
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sometimes settles down to steady play. but tho
long locker usually quits the game ultimately
because Il Is TOO much work.
City Champion Burton 's two games UP In
RS match with 9. d. EFb for the MeConnhay
challenge cup. winning both sides Of tho .crosa
Mr. Erb used bad tsctics aftor ioainE tho first
side IN forcing hiight advantage too far In the
second game and losing it ~oli. when he had
an easy draw In sight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
Game Is Forfeited,

ST LOUIS, Mo-. Nov. Tho Kame betvee,
chri',ian Brother. college and Depaui university
wa uees@tea @ forfeited to Christian Brothers, 10
0, nero this Afternoon, the result OF n wrunrle
between Eah. left tackle for Dcpaul. and Rsferoe
sia!er Tho vrangie took place In tho fourtb
BrotherA " '"'An
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
Golf Champion III.

ATLANTIC CITY. ~ j.. Nov. John J. Nc
Dor mott open golf champion OF isl1-12 and pres
ent holder o. the western Ie. is suffering from
nervous breakdown. He became seriously Ill last
night and his parents had him removed TO 4
private hospital IN PhlladciphiH-
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Checkers
Noremeer 4. 1919.

At the commence
nent of n game
Slack men occupy
squares numbered l
to IL. The White
men these numbered
II to 80. Black al.
ways moves first.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
EAST SIDERS BEAT
HIGH SCHOOL THIRD

The East Side eleven yesterday defeated the
Third team OF the Salt Lake high school 4 Ia
Tho game wns featured by the Spectacular forwnrc
passes or the high school and the constant raIns
East sido. Third rs.,r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02

Refcreo-MaIsha1I OF HaFNnr1, ,Hll,,r,,r rln,,
WIll!ams Lincsnan-P Palmer OF S""' i''''' o
Of pcrlods--io and u minutes. s.,, -,
Princeton scoring: roushd2wnsI coal.
tm 'rourhdowns-H Baker & Sascty-o bIloh
,,pnovvn by n Trenkn,au, Goals from placement
n Baker I, T-,,kuon for
sre j. Baker for shen Iioly cEosSSorFrSN sor 80,
Tor McGIsth voGcl tor oFtregen; . hcit" ,o' "a
Gra;b Lee for o'Bricu. Carey TO- Mullen Mullen
for Meiivier,
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GFI2|
Score At (II|
Harvard Reeu,la,,
Have Easy Tim.
Thrss

sF lnternatioraI S.,,..
defeated Cornell ihIs =
Of % to 8. in a GAM e
open work by both .Is,,
Harvard vas mIpu, 1.
,'E,,. men, Mnhan in the bss.,''
hospital, ana HitehoIss
eerause of lama anil.
iiaughton kept his ~
could do nothing 49,
but the ithscans Ia hsdf'Ii'
llon OF scoring a is,', au ~ N
y was against ths
nVe minutes beforl
line plungIng by as,,a q,
iiarrard's 25-yani alls 4
Previous Ia th,s ,ha lns
vas never In danys,s ~
again charging tic 60
ranging from flYe Il
end runs that nsr,s9 " N.
yards. a strong win
the nunters. ' ~
During the firs, ns,,,,,
sorted 10 Inc forwe,s y
broke UP this play ON on -
sions. capturing The @ W ~,
either In position a.
field goal by B1cklss
After Harvard b.s
en- an uncompleted r for,I'::' q:
and Hardwick rushed n
nelrs Ss-yard line "a
where BricSley klcksa =:
Held. the nrst scnrs u
non again lost the EN-.
on IT'S 25-yard line. So.
Crimson backfeld rs,s:.
I've PUSHES until Brl,r'.:
ilrst touchdown. To-
Kick the goal. Harrs.s'
down was q duplIrsis
other intercepted forx,,;
three line charges IL.
goal in flie fourth n.,,'' +
Ton sen, in a nurber y,
this weakened tbe NJ
great extent, for cJshss 7. /.
ward march down ~ ,-
goal.
Barrett, the. corrclf /. X
Tor his team. while Uts'-
Dllycd a slasliina grs ~.
tain Storer, who had ~
3layed n strong game /:
tlcn. The lineup:
Harvard.
Coolidge. Dana
Gilman. Curtis. N
Cowen. Underwood ..is
TrupOgil. Soucy
pennock. Mis-. ...r
Wilmington. Morgan. Il.
Storer. curtis........r,,..
Logan, Freddy. IA
Hardwick. BEETLE. :. .liS.
Bradlec. Wllletts. IN
BricEley. IcKinlock. "a.
Umplre-FulIz ct B'tr
Langford Of Trinity. Ho
Pendleton of Bowdoin 81
Fifteen minutes each
Harvard scorIng-Tce
lev 3; goals from ,oueh'r
Storer: goal from field. 81
scoring-Touclldosn, p.r|