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into the line for yard. Foust punt
ed behind the goal line.
The ball went to Georgia on hei
2o-yard line. Broyles punted As yard.
to Tayloe, who was downed In his
tracks without gain. Tayloe made
a brilliant run of Is yards around
| right end. Fuller gained 2 yards
North Carolina was penalized IL yards
| Time was called for the third quar-.
| ter.
Score: Georgia, 10; North Caro-
| lima, 0.
FOURTH PERIOD.
Tayloe gained IS yards. Fuller
made l yard. Tayloe gained more
around right end. Fuller went through
the line for yards and first down
Brunette gained yard.
Sidberry went in for Powell.
Allen made r. LIZARD gain. Tayloe
gained yards, with 8 yards to &c
for a touchdown. Tayloe gained !
yard. Allen went Q yards for a touch
down. North Carolina failed to kick
goal. Score: Georgia, 10; North
Carolina, 6.
North Carolina kicked to Broyles
who made no return. 1t was Georgia.
ball on her 30-yard line.
Time was called because Foust was
hurt, but he resumed play
Broyles went through the line for
yards. Powell gained yards through
the line. McWhorter lunged through
center for 10 yards. McWhorter next
went around left end for yards. On
quarterback run Paddock made 4
yards. Powell went around tackle for
yards and first down. McWhorter
gained yards. On a bad pass Geor-
gia fumbled. North Carolina recov-
cred the BALI on her 40-yard line and
returned Is yards. McKinnon relieved
Purcell at guard. Time was called
as Tayloe was hurt, but he resumed
play.
I}urnette made 10 yards around left
end Fuller fell for a 2-yard loss.
on a. quarterback plunge Allen made
the necessary gain. Georgia was pen
allied . yards for offside. Burnett
, gained / yard.
North Carolina was penaliZed Is
wards for holding Tayloe carried the
ball yard for first down. Brunette
gained yards around left end. Foust
failed in an attempt at forward
pass. Foust punted out of bounds TO
Georeia's 30-ysrd line.
McWhorter gained yards around
left end and then 10 yards around
right end. Powell was thrown for a
yard loss, the ball being in the cen
, ter of the field. McWhorter made 8
yards through left tackle. Powell
gained yard and then puDted 80
yards.
TayIoe was downed in his tracks
Tayloe gained 20 yards in a pretty
run around right end. Long lost
yards each on two plays. Georgia
was penalized 10 yards. Brunette
gained ] yard. Long was thrown for
4-yard loss. Long broke through
the line and was downed. Tayloe
gained yards, then punted high FOR
Is Yards
Georgia recovered the ball on her
47-yard line. Broyles failed to gain.
Georgia was penslized Is yards for
holding. Powell failed to gain.
Broyles pUnted 20 yards.
North Carolina returned the ball
Yards. Tayloe failed to gain.
Malone was hurt Sidberry taking
his place.
McWhorter intercepted a forward
pass and returned the bah 20 yards.
Time was called for the end Of the
ga me.
FINAL SCORE: Georgia, 10; North
Carolina, 6,
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AT BELMONT PARK

FIRST-The Nursery plate OF s2UV, of
which s35 to the second horse and s15
to the third; for galloways. hacks and
hunters, duly registered; about 5 fur
longs for gentlemen riders: Rey-
bourne, 1853 (H. Tucker. 3, out, won;
Former 1866 (Alpers). So, IL, out, sec
ond Johnny, 147 q. Tucker. ~, 9, out.
third. Time not taken. Also ran: Plu-
SECOND-The Suffolk Hunters
steepiechase handicap, purse s400, 2ls
miles, gentlemen riders: Hercuoid 1868,
ct. Wright, 2-5 out. won; Web Car
ter i5+ &C. Alpers), s-5, out Only two
starters. No time taken.
THIRD-Mile: Tartar 81 CMcCaheyb,
$50. $40 2.30 won; Ambrose 1902 de
ronde), 7.40, 90 DIR. Dunner IO8 IS
Davis. 40. Time, 1:4l 3-5. Also ran:
Springboard and Ia Russie
FOURTH miles: The Elkin 1l5
Pallen. $50, go, ESQ won; Juverance
147 CKermath), 2.10. 2.40. second; Made
line l. l49 (Smith), s so, third. Time,
1857 As. Also ran: lilly D. Clan AL
pine fell. Fred Essen fell Top Right,
Felsini, Orderly Nat. Tom Cat, Mo. J G.
Ewalt
FTFTH-The Richard Peters Challenge
Cup. about mile and half: Gentlemen
riders: Nosegay 1855 IF Alpersl, rs,
2-5 out, won: Wiling 1888 (E. Tucker,
l-5, As. out, second; Sellwood l49 CIV
r. Wildey), 8, T. even, third. No time
Also ran; Spectator and Norbltt
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down, but Georgia was offside anc
the ball was brough. back, Georgia
being penalized yardS and the bal
going back to North Carolina, Fuller
gained yards and Taylor carries the
ball / yards for first down. Burnett
circled left end for yards. Fuller
went through tackle for 10 yards
making first down. Burnett crawled
through for 1 yard.
Long took Aliens place as quarter
back and Owen went in for Smith.
Burnett made first down. North
Carolina was penalIzed IL yards for
holding. Broyles intercepted an at
tempted forward pass.
Time was called for the first hall
with Georgias ball on her own rs
yard line.
Score: Georgia, 13; North Carolina,
THIRD PERIOD.
Taylor kicked off to Thrash. who
returned the ball 10 yards. McWhor
ter gained 8 yards. Powell hit the
line for yards. He made 4 more
on first down. On d big shift pl ~
Powell failed to gain. McWhorter
was thrown out of bounds on a i
yard gain. McWhorter made yards
Broyles punted behind North Caro-
mas goal line.
The ball was brought out to the
20-yard line and given to North Car
DINA. Fuller hit Georgia's line f)r
I yard Foust punted to Georgia S
45-yard line. MrWhorter sprinted
through the entire Carolina team fot
a touchdown between the goal posts
1t was a great run with but little "a
reference. Powell failed to k1 q.
goal.
Score: Georgia, 10; North Carr
lima, 0.
Mccall took Carols place.
| North Carolina kicked to Paddock,
who returned the ball 30 yards. Pow
ell made 2 yards through tackle and
then made more in the same place.
Broyles ripped through the line for
8 yards, giving Georgia first down
McWhorter failed to gain on wide
end run. On a forward pass, Pad
dock to Logan, Georgia gained IL
yards McWhorter circled left end
for 6 yards. On a quarterback play
Paddock squirmed through the line
for 10 yards, but Georgia drew 10
yard penalty for holding.
Fuller intercepted a forward pass
and returned Is yards. On tumble
Paddock recovered the ball for Geor-
gia. McWhorter made yards. Pow
ell got l yard through the line on
second down. McWhorter went
through center for 10 yards, giving
Georgia another first down. Paddock
went through center for 5 yards. Nc
Whorter failed to gain.
Again McWhorter failed to gain
and the ball went to North Carolina
on downs. Taylor gained 10 yards.
Fuller was held for no gain. Fuller
went through center for 10 yards,
Burnette got 10 yards more, placing
the ball on Georgla's 40-yard line.
North Carolina failed to gain. Full
Ter hit the line for 4 yards.
on a quarterback run Allen made
first down on 5-ysrd gain. Taylor
went round right end for yards.
Fuller gained 2 yards. Burnette made
yards and first down. Fuller hit
the line for Q yards. Taylor went to
the 5-yard line with a 6-yard gain.
Malone was hurt and time was call
ed.
When play was resumed lien failed
to gain Brunette failed to make the
necessary gain and the ball went to
Georgia on her 3-yard line. Powell
gained yards through the line.
Broyles punted 80 yards.
Tayloe returned the ball yards
to Georgia's 40-yard -. Fuller gain
ed yards Burnette got 3
yards around left end. Tayloe lunged
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Ohio, 10; Otterbein, o.
At Cleveland-FinaI: Western Re.
serve, o; Cincinnati, 0.
At Batimore-FinsI: Hopkins, z;
Swarthmore, 10.
At WatervilIe, Maine - Final:
Maine, 8; Colby, 0
At Lewiston, Maine-f;nai: Bates,
70; Bowdoin, Z.
At Washinqton-Finai: Washing
ton and Jefferson, 50: Grove City, 0.
At Ann Arbor-Finsl: Michigan,
43; Syracuse. z.
At New Brunswick-Finsl: Wes-
leyan, 20; Rutgers, 9.
At Pittsburg-Final: Carnegie
Tech, O; Westminster, 0.
At Princeton-Final: Princeton,
"a; Holy Cross, 0,
At Pittsburs-FinaI: Fittsburg, VI
Buckneii, 9.
At canbridse-FinaI: Harvard, %;
Cornell. 6.
A. Iphia--Final: Penn State,
o: pennsylvania, II.
At New Eaven-Final: Yale, s;
Colgate, is.
At Washington-FinaI: George
town, o; Carlisle, "a.
At Chicago-FinaI Chicago, %; H.
linois, 7.
At Lexington-Final: v. M. t., o;
Morris Herve" o.
At MohiIe-Final: Auburn, 7; Lou
isiana, 0.
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FIRST QUARTER.

Iech Won the toss at 2:32 and
chose to defend the south goal, Civ
ing Sewanee the kickoff.
Sewanee Kicked Off.--Parker boot
ed the ball to PreaS, who ran the ball
back IL yards to his own 22-yard line.
Techs Bali.-Cook went over right
tackle for yards. Mcdonald made
yards over the other tackle. Pat
ten fumbled on the play, but Beard
recovered for Tech and the ball was
at mid field. Mcdonald went around
Sewanee's right end for IL yards.
Cook followed with a 5-yard gain
around the other side. Cushman cir
cled Sewanee's right end for yards.
Tech showed splendid interference at
this stage of the game. On a tackle
formation, Preas failed to gain. Cook
made around the Tigers left end
for first down. Patten gained Yards
around the same end. Mcdonald cir
cled Sewanee's right side for yards
and 1t was Techs ball on the Tig-
ers' l5-Nard line. ON a tackle back
formation. Preas gained 4 yards, maxi
ing first down. Mcdonald hit the
line, but was thrown In his tracks.
Cook went offside tackle for yards.
Preas made yards over tackle. With
the ball on SeWanee's 2-yard line, Nc
Donald failed to gain and the ball
went over 10 CGWd0te.
Sewanee's 6aII.-Tolley punted to
Patten, who fumbled and Carmwell
fell on the ball for the visitors. Pal
mer tried to circle right end.
but was thrown in his tracks
by Mcdonald, Tech however
was penalized yards for be-
ing offsde. Preas broke through
the line and threw Palmer for no gain.
Parker went over tackle fer IL yards,
bringing the ball to Techs 30-ya I'd
line. Tolley tried to hit the line,
but was stopped without gain.
Preas again broke through the line
and dropped Parker for 1-yard loss
A forward pass, Tolley to Ward net
ted Sewanee Is yards. on double
pass. Sewanee gained yards out side
of tackle. Sewanee tried a forward
pass, but 1t was incomplete. Ham
mond tried to kick a goal from the
20-yard line, the bah going wide. The
oval was brought out and given to
Tech.
Techs BaIl.-On the first play, Ho-
mer Cook went around Sewanee's left
end for a run of 80 yards and a touch.
down. Preas' try for goal hit the
crossbar, the ball bounding back for
no goal Score: Tech, s: Sewanee, O.
Preas kicked off from his own 40
yard line TO Parker. who ran the ball
back 90 yards to his 22-yard line.
Sewanee's BalI.-Tolley gained 3
wards around right end. Parker made
yard through the line and followed
with another yard through the So me
place. Tolley punted to Cook, who
was dropped in his tracks on Techs
25-yard line.
Techs Bsll.-patten gained yards
around right end Preas made 10
yards through the line. the entire Sc
vance team trying TO put him off his
feet Mcdonald circled the Tigers
right wing for yards. Patten broke
through the line for 3 Yards. The
quarter ended with the ball in Techs
possession on Sewenee's 45-ysrd line.
Score. Tech s. SeWanea O
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RACE ENTRIES ON PAGE 2.
Municipal Judges
Named to Replace
Justices of Peace

The Superior Court judges OF Full
ton County Saturday afternoon nomi-
mated the five Municipal Court Judges
who are to replace the justices OF the
peace, the nominees being L. f. Me
Cleiland, r.. D. Thomas. J. r. Ridley,
T. o. Hathcock and L. n. RoBser il.
These nominations we're referred to
Governor Slaton for confirmation and
the selection ca chief judge,
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LATEST NEWS

LAREDO, TEXAS, Nov. T.
Fearing an attack uron Nuevo
Leon, across the Rio Grande, by
the ConstitutionaIists, the Fed
erals are concentrating large
force at that place. A thousand
soldiers, commanded by General
Dominiauez, have been withdrawn
from Villa L'Dama, in addition to
a force Of 900 under Colonel
Guadajara, to protect Nuevo La
redo. There are now 5000 soldiers
in the town. Hundreds of people
are pouring in from neighboring
ranches and villages for proteo-
ton.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Al 2
o'clock this afternoon city street
car traffic was practically par
aIyzed and the interurbsn cars
arriving from State points were
being deserted by the crews. Five
hundred strike breakers arrived
at 2 o'clock Serious trouble to-
night is freely predicted.
BAY CITY, MICH, Nov, H.
Marvin Luke and George Jones,
Of Detroit, were Instantly killed
and Alex Turpin, night clerk at
the Forest City Hotel, died a few
hours later as the result of an
auto accident to-day. The Joy
riding party struck tree.
FRANKFORT, KY, Nov. H.
William Alexander, OF Kansas,
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RACING
RESULTS
AT lATONIA.

FIRST-six furlongs: John Gund liz
tGoose), 1880, $40, 4.60, won; David
Craig l13 Uoftus). $40 400: Claxo-
nette 1G9 (Valdusen), $50. Time.
lis 3-5 Also ran: Bolala. Sosius
Briggs Brother, May l.. and Just y.
SECOND-Six furlongs; Hodge 12o
(Goose), 72O. $40. $40 won; Water
Bass 10 (Turner), 2,90, $50 Bac 90
tMcDonald), 3.10. Time, 1:14 AS. Also
ram Taviora, Maud B. L., Bronze Wing
THIRDS furiongs: Cash on Delv-
cry 1l$ Uoftusl. 4.4o, $50. ESQ. won:
second; Maria c. 104 CTaylor), S.50.
third. Time, 1:16. Also ran: Sun Queen.
Font, Florence Roberts. j. B. Robinson.
FOURTH-Mile: High Private 10
(Goose), $40, 40 $50, won; Flying Tom
95 tN-ylon). 1880 $40. second; Cream
lO1 (McCabe). $50. third. Time 1:41 As.
Also ran: Sonada, Star Actress, Celes-
ia, Benanet, Irish Gentleman. Sleeth,
FIFTH-Five furlongs: Clint los
turner; 1850. 7,so, 40, won; verana
101 (Neylon), 1880. $50. second; Back
bay 100 tHenry), $40, third, Time. lis.
Also ran: Quartermaster, Paystreak,
Counterpart, Lawsuit, Weyanoke. w.
Renick
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SECOND QUARTER.

Techs baii.-Ftelder replaced Nc
Donald for Tech, Fielder went around
left end for 3 yards. Thomasson went
over tackle tor 3 yards, but Tech was
penalized o yards for being off side.
Sewanee was penalized 3 yards for
being off side. On a double pass,
Fielder gained 9 wards around HIS own
left end. Thomasson broke through
the center OF the line for 4 yards and
first down. Homer Cook circled the
Tigers left wing for 10 yards, aided
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Al PIMIlCO.


100 (Deronde1, 2,3o. TO, $50, won; Wa
ter Welles, l12 Contingency, 40, 20,
second; Yellow Eyes, liz tWolfe), 40.
hiTS T HGaiasiSS sI K Fe sspul ks
da, Phyllis and Antoinette.
SECOND-Five and oue-hals fur
longs: Louise Travers. 10 (Buxton)
1920, $50. 100. won; Mater, ia
(Byrne), $50: $50 second; Salon. 107
Also ran: Heart Beat. Milky Way,
Galaxy. Woodrow and Kedron.
THIRD--Piping Rock subscription. .
year-olds, about furlongs Election Bet
104 Crowley. 3. SIS, 6-5, won; Dele
gate 104 tMinder). 3. AS out, second;
Arlington III CWilson). 2, As. is. third.
No time taken. Also ran: Virginia Lass.
Piping Hot, knick- Knack, Sandow, Gag
liortro, Bombay, Oktibbens. Babiga and
Lokomis.
FOURTH-The South Shore steple-
chase handicap, about 2 miles: Adven-
Hands All Round 1856 lKlenck). Ia, out
second; Rock Abbey 1853 Ryan. 2, AS.
Is, third No time taken, Also ran:
Captain Matlock and Supply.
FIFTH furlongs: Silent Pilot liz
,(Clementl, also; 10 40 20. won; Spear
Addie NJ; III (Mccahey. 21o, third,
yer and Sandbar.
SiXTI-Mile and eighth. Charles F.
Granger 112 4 Byrne), SIC, 30, $50, won
FAIRY Godmother $50 (Nathan). 10 90,
800 second: Colby los (Burlingame),
go, third Time, 1.55 Also ran: Tay
Pay, Rockfish, Master Jim.
SEN ENrH-Mlle: Rey 102 (Nathan)
$50, 40, $50, won; Ranscreew 100 tMc-
Caheyl 80 ESQ. second; Hedgerose
l12 tShuttinger). 40, third. Time,
1872 l-5. Also ram Jonquil Golden
Castle. Jacquelina. Cockspur, Frog, In
ferno Queen, George Waller,
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Tcch Kicked OH.--Preas booted the
oval to MacCalum, who returned the
ball yards.
Sewanee's BaIi.-Tolley gained 3
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Continued on Page 2, Column 3.
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FRANKFORT, KY, Nov. H.
William Alexander, Of Kansas,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-27

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man al fao &eoe pad Sranflius oa
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iorieg iom Hois og RceIrre giorSe
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braa on Zen norif.amerifanife Sir
fe. S~oreoraeet o~perpareoes al ca.
400 i~nteresIerebe Silbsrere. Wseb i'm
iebpanlige @eltalenbeo aap giltopen
en- Speriigt oper benne airfes Silto,
RE o. @irfiombeo. fremltiaeoe Oct
nofina inbpiflebe Sorbolo meb De
mango forifielise &irfeiamfuno Der
oper. San omtalte Den itpre Wagi
Iom airten bar oper BET norife 6clf
/ gmerifa og bens 9etponins Tom
g9rer ai norif Sprog os norff Na'
tionaIitet. iii Stntning ubtalte ban
Saabet ON at ale bore 2anbsmGno
oerborte mart mao itaa iamlet / en-
itor ~uorf-amerifanif Strife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-27
Gleftriciteten paa GanSsbaaSen

8 Seere er I%nbelslaget "lllitaofos
gleftricitetsperf" bannet for llbbp9.
ming al nebre Sub / lllitab Sasoru.
get for Seuering al Sps os araft /
gpgben. araftItutionen blir paa co.
140 SeItefrpfter og Inlegget bp9ges
iom bsiip9not Serelitrsmanlpe n,eo
en- IrimpripGnbing al 5000 @olt.
Get ifal bore fproig til Soften.
- Sefspifen bar MI fit eleftrtct.
tetsperf 0umer 2. 8aarobruserne
aarl &osoolo pg Sans @lperum bar
Iaoet uobpgge ct @anofraftanIre
meb en- normal Trobllftlon at %
8ilopatt. Ser er oplagt abifinige
ailometer 2eonine for Sperfering
al araft % Sps til n9rlisgenbe Se-
bpggelier. gierne bar for Sioen I'm.
Der @psning eft Sagbrus, iom ital
faa lin araft fra en- 20 SeItes Wo.
tnr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-27

17be Mai ipm SriSag. s Stots.
raob forleben blep Der beiluttet at
fremiptte Gropoiition til Sob ON
Soranbrinser / gereaopen oe Gbecf.
looen iaalebs, at Den 17be Utai efter
bisie 9ope bliper ligeitiaet meo Ssns
oa Seaigbage. Ser bar / Sagens
Inleoning ppret inobentct ltbtulel'
Ter fra 9ommuneItprerne ON
Spsrgsmadlet. Sisie gaar meo ct
Bar llnbtagelier no paa, of Der life
Dor inbfsres tplingen arbeiosbpile
iom pou Ssr. og Seligbage. Napn'
liza frembepes Senipnet til Soro'
brugsarbeioet ON gaaren og til Be
brifter, bpor ct Minoretal az arbei'
berne eaer Sunftion9rerne pil fiinne
fremtpinge Stansning peo of neoleg-
ae Irbeioet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-27

Ng Wipsbane. Stortineet beoil-
gebe / Moi 1910 5000 Ser. til I'm.
beriseelier p~ebrprenbe en- Sernbane.
forbinoelie fra 8isrpif langs Mtie-
len til %2iqebammer. l1noerisgelier,
ne er MI tilenbebragt og en- Snbbe.
refining ienbt Sireftsren for ganeai-
belingen. af Srbberetningen frem.
gaar ifslee "2iIeb. Cliff, at Sern'
banelinien fra 9begaarben Stopne.
iteb, iom bIiper belisgenoe ca. 6 Sem.
norbenfor 8ispif, bill fslge Wisien
ct tilbelS brat oe foitbart Sfraa-
lenoe til Stoffe GIp, Der banner
@rpnIeoeIet me0em 8arbal og 8iri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-27

Sfal IGlses. Saueeiunos Camp.
ffibsielifab bar beiluttet at iGlge
0amperen "8armsp" ~(ttoligere
"8armiuno"). Den er SelIfabets
ferite Camper, oct Glib, boormeo
GeIifabet begpnote fin Sirfiombeo