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The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
TO PLAY A BENEFIT
FOR BELGIAN REFUGEES
Great POst-season Football Game Be-
tween Eastern and Western Champs
Planned by Illinois President.

Champaign. Ill, Nov. IA great post
season football game between the East
ern and Western. champions for the bene-
At Of the Belgian refugees to be played
In the largest stadium In the United
States, Is the plan Of President James,
Of the University Of nlinois.
That the proposed battle would result
In sum OF $4,000 or more Is the belief
of President James, who is actively ar
work securing the consent Of the West
ern conference TO the plan.
The battle would be between either
Illinois, Chicago, or Wisconsin. the teams
In the Western semi-finals, and Harvard,
Yale, or Princeton.
The Western conference has a rule
against post-season combats, but under
the circumstances it is believed the rule
win be waived.
As soon as the conference consent Is
secured, communication VIII be opened
with the East, where no post-season bans
are In existence.
The proposed date Of the game Is No
venlber Is, a week after the closing OF
the season for the conference teams. also
for the Eastern leaderA
The largest stadium in the country
Is taken to mean the one at Yale, seat
ing $1,000 persons. The receipts would be
administered by Red Cross committee.
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NAVY TEAM TRIMS
FORDHAM ELEVEN
New York Team Fails to Show
Puzzlins Attack Against Midship-
men. the Score Being lItoO.

Annapolis, Nov. 1.-The MIddIes won
from the FOrdham eleven II to today.
the Bronx team proving great disap-
pointment in view of the close game that
had been expected.
At no time did the visitors spring the
puzzling Canadian attack" in which
they were supposed 10 De especially
strong. The Fordham. backs failed 10
make any impression on the Navy line,
and each attempt at forward passing
failed.
All the Naval scoring came In the first
half, Miles, the stocky quarter back, car
rytng the bali over once in the first quar-
ter and twice in the second. Blodgett
kicked all the goals.
In the first quarter Fordham had the
ball within yards Of the Navy line only
to lose 1t on downs. The visitors did not
have another chance
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and Immediately afterwards kicked goal
from the &-yard line. Score: Carolina
Aggies. Z; Georgetown. 0.
Petriz kicked to Townsend, who fum-
bled. but managed to gain yards after
he recovered the ball On a play through
right tackle Riddick failed 10 gain. while
Sharp lost 5 yards on the next play
through left tackle. Sharp was called
upon again and made yard through the
center OF the line.
Townsend dropped back and punted $
yards TO Foley, who ran the ball back 10
yards. Foley failed to gain on a right
tackle play, but he made ? yards through
the left side Of the line on the next rush.
HInsoppers Gain Nine Yards.
Again the right half Of the HiIitoppers
was called upon. this time the play being
a fake double pass which netted the Blue
and Gray yards. Noark was sent
through the center of the line for yards,
making hrst down. A forward pass from
Calnan to Cronin was intercepted by
Van BrOoklin. but was fumbled, and on
the next play, which was a forward pas
to. Foley. the Hiiltoppers failed TO gain.
50 Noark drepped back to punt KEEL
ley next kicked 35 yards and Van Brock
lin let the ball roll srross the goal line
for a touehback. The Ball was brought to
the 0-yard line and Townsend made
yards on left end. while a double pass,
Riddick TO Van Brocklin, netted yands
Sharp made yards through right tackle
making It the first down. Van Brockiin
failed to gain around right end. Riddick
was called upon and netted yards on a
rush. on left tackle A double pass. Town
send to Van Brocklin, failed. In this
scrimmage, Noarl, the big Hilltop full
back. was compelled to have time taken
out.
On the next play. Sharp fumbled, losing
8 yards. Townsend dropped back and
punted a yards to Calnan, who brought
the ball back yards, Noark failed 70
gain on the next play and Kelley made
but wards through the right side Of the
line Kelley punted to Van sBrockIin, who
put up a great exhibition of open field
running, bringing the ball back 8 yards
through the entire Hilltop team.
Sharp made 3 yards through the CEN
ter Of the line and Georgetown was PEN
allied 5 yards for being off-side. making
II the first down for the Aggies. Town
send made yards around right end,
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO
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Good Snuad Reports.

In rousinr and enthnsiastic rFaciioe seadon the
bcys of the .'r', inaRnuated their basket-hall
seasou. Tomhes Hart. Austin. and Coz, Of last
yearss arst tsans Gnerenich. Lawton. and Black.
of the substitutes and Davis, Frust. Creus. Her
uitz Baldwin. Zoar md Simrnons. A. new men.
eomprissd the frzt squad
An of The last year'a men displayed Fep Hood
form md shoWeds that few Weela pracfice WI
End them IN midssasou form. phiie the Substitutes
ureeision and regularity - the hFst team msa
ne association Is 70 have two coaches this
year-Nr Eari B. Fuller. Who coachtd the Hart
ford Hish sch9ol and the Hartford !. n c. A.
riilcn Who COACHED the Boston Y.sM. c. A.,
Bostcn Enziish High School and other high srhoois
a nassachusett. Both, q these msa were star
perfofners when they played. and both tunsd out
uirning tsams last ytar.
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vard-Princeton Game Facts.
seore-HaEvard, 2os Prineeten, Q.
Weafher-Fair, but Chilly.
Affendnnce-4o.O0o
ReeeiptS-eS0,00o
Betting-10 to 8 on Harvard.
lel4 records Of teamss
Harvard, 81 Bates,~O
Harvard, -, SDrink kaeId. q.
Harvard. I0J w. and y, o.
Harvard, I3J Tufts, Q.
Harvard, 1Sy Penn State. n.
Harvard, " Mfchlgnn, Q.
Totals - Harvard, 13It anna
nents, IS.
Princeton, II, RasEern. o.
Prlneefon. I0J BuckneII, O.
Princeton, 17I Syracuse, =.
Princeton, les Lafayette, Q.
Princeton, 16g Dartmouth, II.
Princeton, ~ Williams, =.
Totals - Princeton, 73s Oppo-
nentH. -.
The Eridiroa meeting was the
ninefeenth between the rival unl-
versiffess
Priaeefoa wen II times, Harvard
5 snd the other was q tie.
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Tome School celebrates.

sreeaal to The Washinrton Herald. =
Port Depusit Nd. Nov. S-Thefe Is great ex-
etement At The Tune school because Of last satiu-
days victory over Hin School team, During the
ten yean that Tsme has had athletic relations
with RIB. its football team has never been sbl,
20 score against Hill The score have frequently
been yery elcss. aud Toms always gives the bows
Saturday has put great DIAL Of spirit and en-
couragement into Tune Much Of the sncesss Is
due 10 the sxeeptiouzl Coaching Gf Allie Miller
the former Pennsylsanis football star The most
brIiaut playiuE vas doue by Meenan. the star full
back who NOT epiy played brilliant defensive
came. but was responsibie Tor two u the touch
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THE GAME IN DETAIL.

Acting Capt Petriz, of Georgetown.
won the toss and chose to defend the
south goal. The Carolinz Agg1es kicked
on, Townsend sending the ball TO the
5-yard line TO Calnan, who brought II back
Is yards Noark failed to gain on play
on right tackle and again on one directed
OF the left flank. Noark droppeo back
to punt, but did not get back far enough.
The ball hit Kelly in the back and was
picked UP by Riddick, who ran % yards
for touchdown.
Townsend kicked out to Van Brocklin
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ARMY AND NAVY BEATS
BUSINESS WARRIORS
Connecticut Avenue Preps Defeat
Stenographers in Good Game.
to 0LTeam Shows Form.

The Business High School football team,
.runner-up in the present high school Sc
ries. was defeated by the strong Army
and Navy Prep team yesterday by the
score Of to o. The stenographers, while
minus two of the teams BEST in Ray
Wise and Keech, fought gamely. The
former is out of the game with water on
the knee, while the latter has a wrenched
shoulder. sustained in the Central game.
II the form OF the Business men yester-
day be taken as a criterion, they have a
good chance OF trouncing Eastern, their
opponents Tuesday. Lineup and sum-
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NatiOnals Not Seeking Peace.

President John K. Tener. OF the National Leagne
in New York last night aid the older major orszni-
zatiOn not seeking peace with the FederAl
League and had taken no cognizanee Of the recent
Federal League gathering here.
The National League is perfectly satiShed with
existing coaditiopS." Gov Tene1- said and is not
at all anxious to treat with the Federal League
either peacefully or otherwise.
Il understand that some Of the owners in the
National Leagie have talked with Federal League
owners ss To what might tabe place should orEzE-
lied baseball recognize the Fede-al League, but
am sIre that these discussions have been, only from
business standpoint. that each may understand
lust what could be expected Of the other. II did
not mean peace hs a long WAYS"
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GlahhY Defeats Chin.

San Ffanchco. Nor I-JimT Clnbhy. Of Ham
mond nd, b the American middle-Esieht cham
pion even Il, mas be questioned to his night TO
the worlds title. He defeated Georre CHA a New,
astle Pa. 80 far last might in tHentyrOUnd
bout that il vas almost joke to keep tab % the
rounds. CIabhg had lead in sevsntee1 rounds with
three even. Chip did not have lo1kin in any Of
the rounds.
Ths match vas the closing professional ring en-
uEsment m California. prize fighting having been
ouflnved b Tuesdays election. A laHs crowd aaw
the cne-Eded combat.
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Make Good First saekers.

Mention Of the fact that Hours Wagner Is going
TO play hrst base next year recalls that HuEhey
Jennings made the Ahift from short TO rst late In
his career. And b. tho way he vas one q the best
of Arst basemen. rs rather curious the large num-
Der Of nrst basemen who began In other positions.
fhers's stn6y Mcinnis; he 1eEan 4 shortstop.
Butch Schmidt was catcher; were Jack Doyle
and Frank Chance. FournieR Of the White Sox.
vas an outieldsr. Jack Miller began as = secOnd
bsssnan. Pat Tebean vas third baseman. Ths
list Is an extensifs one.
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New Record for Rabbit.

Walter NarsnVile. The feet shOrtstop Of The
worlds champion Rtases established a new record
for the short field during tine last season. The RAb
bit accepted 81 chances which Is many more than
any Ehortstop has ever done in the history Of the
game. The holder of the old record vas Allen, the
shOrtstop Of the Phfies in the early nineties who
accepted ssS chances.
Tris Speaker, OF the Boston Rel sox. also made
new mari. Speaker accepted 80 ehances in the
center Eaule which Is better than the pecord q -
made b slaEle Of the Cubs in lSq2
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Handa Weaphman Roost.

Cincnnad Ohio. Nov. 1-Gary Hermann aid
today: IF all the Fedenl magnat8 were like
Weeshnan Of Chicago. an amieahls UNDERSTANDING
could hass bean reached months ago. He is co1-
Be Il wiling to negOtiats on a fair basis for fhs
ssttiemeut of the var. and must rps him spscial
credit for his loyalty To his associates. II sFe5-
thing roes through the standard Of both The major
Isagua and the "A leagues win b ths highof
evsr known In ISIS and nobody win Be dfssatiEasd'
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F. & M. COLLEGIANS
LOSE TO CORNELL
Pennsylvania Drops Hard-fousht Con-
test to New York State Eleven
by rs to 8 Count.

Ithaca, n. ", Nov. 7-cornelI defeated
Franklin and Marshall in hard-fought
game here this afternoon, by the score
of 2s to g.
: The visitors put up stubborn fight.
but they could not Withstand the rushes
of corneIl's back field. The Ithacans
scored their first touchdown by CO.
yard series OF rushes down the field and
Barrett scored the second by the most
brilliant run Of the game. taking a
double pass and going s. yards to the
goal. shaking on five tacklers.
Cornell scored again In the third and
In the last period. the last score being
made on a 15-yard rush by Philippi, who
had Deen substituted but few minutes
before. :
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TEAMS NAY MEET AGAIN.
MiehiEaI and Harvard Football
Eisvens 10 Hook Up In 1918.

SreclaI 70 I'm WashInclol Henld.
Ann Arbor. Mich. No. Michigan Is anxious
to schednle lsl5 contest With Harvard.
II IL almost certain that the Crimson uouId
take ne WoEefines % again. but the question
Is; VIII AiichiEan Be riTIng TO 70 to Cambridge
nexf .eaeoA without = promise from Harvard that
Il vin Hi.it- Ann AFbor the year after nextf
hartArtr Il, opposed to the long "trip So. II
Miehi1n wants rsTenge II viii have 10 take lis
chance for It on Harsards own terms
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HILLTOP PREPS WIN
FROM EASTERN HIGH
Sherman's Fierce Line PIunging Paves
Way for Victory Over Capitol Hill
Team BY 25 to 6.

The Georgetown Preps won a rather
easy victory from Eastern yesterday,
beating them by s to 6 This game
brought 60 light two new stars, Connol-
ly and Sherman. The former proved to
be mighty good man to carry the ball.
gaining 10 yards or more on every
rush, while the latter plowed through
Eastern's line at win. The lineup:
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a Real Endurance Bum.

thirty riders started On the third annual ndnr-
ance run a the Motorcycle Club Of St Louik The
St Lois dub helievcs in making its Funs nal ~
LIABILITY tesis and this years event proved no n
cgptnu. The eourse extended 80 miles into the foot
lilh Of ne OxaTks, through mud. clay and ridss-
irss ltreAns The most consistent rider q the day
uaa Ftank Guiick. who coSefed the couras without
single puneturs o. motor trolble q aay kind.
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Trhee Lucky to Escape Defeat at Hands Of Georgetown
on Hilltop Field INOark Just Misses Place
Kck-Scere Is to I.

! the bali within striking distance OF the
Tarheels' goal. Time was nearly up and
goal from the field would have brought
home the bacon for the West End Col
legians. Noark droppsd back for Try
at placement kick. The pass from, Pc
tritz to Calnan was true as a die. the
Georgetowne line held with stonewali
iirmness Noark missed a chance TO carve
his name In the hall Of fame when the
oval sped few inches TO the left OF
the upright.
GormIey II DIsquaIiAed.
The game was q bit rough IN spots.
Tom Gornley was disqualified in the
final period for slugging. He was badly
mussed up by Young and lost his temper
Both teams played hard football The
tackling and blocking was the nercest
ever seen ON Georgetown Field.
It would, indeed, be hard to pick the
stars Of the rival elevsns. Georgetown
magnificent line outplayed the Tarheeis.
The Hilltop ends easily held their own
with Maedougal and Siefert. the Caro-
lima cracks. Little Calnan demonstrated
that brute strength and beef are not the
only qualities that go to make up the
successful football player. He did not
show to advantage until the final guar
ter and then he made up for lost time
Tenney, the big fullbaek on the Tar
heels. the man most feared by George
town did not start the game He was
used in the second period and again call
ed upon in the final quarter, but did little
to show why he should be placed in the
dangerous class.
Van BrockIIn Stars.
Van Brocklin was another a. N. play
er figured to make things hot for George
town He was man-handled to a fare
you-wen every time he carried the ball.
How he lasted through the battle is still
mystery
ON the defense Van Brocklin was G holy
terror The little auburn-haired quarter,
back made half Of the Tsrheels' tackles
He was the only man on several Occa-
sions between Georgetown and the goal
line, and his tackliHg and blocking were
deadly
aBumps" Turner, the southeast boy"
did not show to particular advantage He
was up against tough proposition in
Tom Gormley. Cook. the other tackle,
played fine game. and was the cause
of breaking up. play after play before 1t
could be started by the Hilltop backs.
At center John Petritz was everywhere
A. & NJ. always stopped with little or no
gain when directed against the middle Of
the line.
Psuxtis, at right end. had to retire early
in the game with a wrenched knee. Cor
coran took his place and did we'll
The Georgetown substitutes. Fitzgerald
and Mccarthy, were very much in evil
dence, and it was mainly because Of his
reserve strength that the HiIltoppers
were able 70 rip through the visitors line
in the final chapter for big gains.
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Southeast Schedule.

The scheinle q the Southeast Duckpin League
for the week is As follows:
: Mc9dy-AnacOstia RsEdiarsy Va woOdmen Of the
Tuezday-LucAs Specials W. Nesline stars
Wednesday, Virginia Avenue stau rs Model
Lnnch
Thursday-Nortm sisn "a Bohemian.
friday-Southeass Stars ~ Schuitk.
An snmes rolled on alleys at 7gS Eighth ssree4
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ST. ALBANS DEFEATS
FREDERICKSBURG TEAM
Cathedral School Eleven Captures
Hard-fOusht Game from Virsinians
by I3 to O Count.

Fredericlsburg, Va, Nov. THE ST.
Adams School, of washington. today de-
feated the Fredericksburg High School In
hard and roughly fought game by the
score of - to O. The features Of the game
were the playing of clebourne, Mordi and
Daniels, for the washington team, and
the defensive work Of Sale for Frederickss
h11rrr Tyha lfne-trr,s and summary.
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Yirrinia. ss: 81. Iohn,. 0.

6Teeial TO The Washington Herald.
Charlottesville. Va. Nor. 1.-The St. Iohns eleven
from Annapols was defeated hg the University Of
Virginia today. @ 10 .. in the final E-me On the
hone grounds The visitors were weak and power
les 70 sAin without the use q the forward pEsS
Tipfeen torchd0pns we're registered and ten were
converted into soas b. Barker and Bgkeley.
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Harvard crushes Princeton in Stadium ltoppers Tie
Forwdrd Pass Ties Carolina A. and M.
In Closing Minutes of Fierce Struggle
COLLEGE FOOTBALL RESULTS.
on LocAL INTrREsr.

OF LOCAL. INTEREST.
AT Georrst0wn-Geo1ssOwn q A \. o. Nortl
a NsE.is. Dsl.-Dsl.vus collss.. Is; o.soul
4. RosaoI.. E.--e.u.us.t, 81 Rssnaa. coll.s.
AZ Ffodencksburr. Vast. Albans. 81 Ffede
lricksoug High School. Q.
At eeorEstOph tnorninsl-Pfvp-. s Es.tsrn Higt
School 6
A. TsnnAnytegn--A. y. Prspa. u Business aipt
EAsrHRS FOOTBALL
Al camhridse- Harvard. %; Princeton. o
AT New HAven-Yae. ~: Brown. 6.
AT ltha0-Cornsn -: +. a NJ. 3
At PitfsburEh-W. 4 j.. IS; Pittsburgh 10.
At WlliAmstosn-Wllams: %: Penn, State. :.
At Annapohs-Nky, =: FoEdhAn. O
At West Point-Army. n; Note Dame. :.
At Easton-LAfayette q; sfHhlenbezE. J.
At HsnoEF-Dartmouth. GO; rfts. O.
At Roehestg-Colsate. ls; Rochester. Q.
Al Nhnchester-cariisle. o; Holy CrO4 o.
At syracuse-SyTacuse. Il; Rutgen. Is
At Pittsbursn-W Westminster. ls; Carnegie Tech. o
At BaltimGe-2ohns Hofkins. y; GettysbunB. L
Al Lerisbna. Pa--B1cknen. a.; AIhrishf, O
AT Delaware. 0hio-Aiami. 10; Ohio Wesleyan, !
WESTERN FOOTBALL. 4.
AT ETanston-I0Ea. 2; Northwestern. o.
At Indianapolis State. Is: Indiana, )
At LAfayette-Purdue. -; Kentucky State. 6
AZ Terre HAute-EArlhAn, %; Rose Poly, :.
Al lansing Miehisan ,Aggies. q; Mount UniOn. Il.
At St. Louis-E Warrington. 6; ST. Louis o.
At Dcs Moines-Misomi. -; Drake. q
At clsTeland-case. 2; Kenyon. O.
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visits schooIs Avbeel.

r. +. MHflson. supervisor Of nuzic In the rural
czAleeu rchoolE each rcck. giving Instructions IN
iHu.r and M he vonld not DC able to acc0nplisk
us.rH the usots be obtains Il d wsrs not for his
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sutstitntic1s-G A c. Meyers Tor Chruuieef
Sullivan Tor Murray: FSiriaEn; Thomrsou fof
F1ood. PeTris for Hutchison Field soais-R Hin
Ecod Gs. Flood a. Hntehisua ~. nompsou, !.
Hinuoed g. Allen e. Tayinf o.. chrouirr fs)
H. Millr %. .. Miller. Meyers Murray Goal
from foul chrnniger An i1IDond teams desiring
Ezmes win Fsifhwn address r. Hinwood SO
Eleventh street southeast
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". and Z. Beats swarthmore;

spcciai 20 The Washiueton Herald.
Lynehharx. Va. Nor. 7.-wasafnEton and Lee
nd fJu substiiufes in the lineup today and de-
feated sSanhmore College b. the score q 10 10 C.
Schnlu hockcd svarthmuEes punt n the frsf
period and Gr4fnn carried the ban over for
touchdown. Pe-rotfi kcked roaL Ddhzhue made a
fed soal, completing The scoring
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Southern ouint Wins.

The Southern. team defeated the Train
men yesterday in the Terminal Rail-
road Y. NJ C. A. Basketball League by
a II 70 Is count. The features Of the
contest were the aggressive playing OF
Daily and ths defensive work OF Platz.
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Saesutuuons-Sarpe tor T. ouesada, Groh
for Sterns. Mell6 for DoWrick Touehdown-Hun.
ter. Goal from touchdown-Miller. R<feree-SIr J.
N. Wise. Head hnesnan-ME Todd TimsReepsr
Mr.. Todd. Tmpire-Mr. Cunny. Linesmen-
Messss. Fleming and Carpenter Tine Of PeTiods
-6--T-1 minutes
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PIans Nav Year,s Rnn.

PlaIn under uay for the seeuDd annual elm
inafion um q the Portland fOreg.i 1Totorcycla
At i9 o'eiock IN NeE Years EFe The Fouts hsS
ret besn deiTiitely de;rTmlned. h1f the thlfty-
lhsre-mile cp1rse iron Portland 10 Tfbutdaie
Gfeshsu ard back 70 Portland vn probabS Be-
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Wisdman Lnnrhhridge for Talbott. couroy for sael-
don, MfIer for white Bets for Sheldon. Chat for
Bettn Tsylor for Chutt. Bodset for Stiihnan. Blne
for FfuzsF, Waruuz for Gordon. AndreEs for clark,
Clnrr for Murphy Donovan for McBee. Stan for
Maxwen Maxwell for GottschaH Touchdorus-
Brann Scsril llaTrhY. Goal from tonchdeUp-
G,uuusey Refcree-lIr Thompsun. q GeoTetoNn.
umrire-Mr. MarihaH q Harvard Encsman-5
at culius. II Dartncuth Tine q peripds-l5
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Young Orioles win.

The Young Ofiolls Won its ffih .slme yeslerily.
when they defeated Troop No. s. Boz Sc0uts u to g
An intescepfsd forward rass and D-sari nun b the
0Eiolns left end Nas TIE feature u he same. rhe
irick pl.ys Of ne 0rinlH Hure he caus q mpa q
tteir eaina
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CARTEL Quint Defeated.

fed Athlefie Chib lAst night in 4 fast game At
the Fniendship Houss gymnasium BY the sedre Of
= TO =. Fer FairiaNB Allen played a good game
At guard ard made several clever shots Tatio-f
and d Miller starred for GarseId. The seors
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Rattle for Raliaf Fnnd

London. Nor. I.-Aecording TO 4 Csstral News
report Bombaraisr Wsih has bsea natcAst 10
hehk Frank Moran, Of Amsriz, tvsn1 rUunds IN
London. half the psOessds % p b - Bslyian
rid frna
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for falkenhAgsn. Holmes
! for stibhs Holiday for Castle. TonehdoEns-E.
| clebourne co. Cod from touchdown-Holmes. Goal
missedzCaptIe. Referee-Afr. Hughes Head lines
man-Mr Kicker Timekeeper-Afr Kicker. I'm
pire-Nr Richandse oLinesmen-MessrS. HoWden
! and Cash Time Of periods-le minutes.
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Jockey Founder Dies.

shrcseport. Ia. NOV Is-Fnnk Poandsr = joekry,
eEr,oged b J. %. Mnug1rtte q New York died To-
dag q miuriss revived ID spiD gsstends- It "a
sinfs fniI. Nhen ~ Nuquctte Gry nansd for
- osnfi d1nEAtsf. usi kiiied
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Referee-hr. Butler. Umpire-Mr. Curry. Scorer
Mr.. Weller. T0uchdowns-Dab 90. Connors.
Baldwin. Goal from tourhdoWn-Daly.
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Touchd0ED-Athig1n. CAxistf Benton Mruf-
betnch -, Hushitt Goals fun touchdo4us- -afichS.
@n. HusAift. 4 Goal frum Aeid-PsnnrIIlnia.
4atthssA Raerss-Wsltsr Il EfkGaL CticurA
~ Q. ok.ons LehasA Tine q psrDds-B m,
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CONTINUED oN PAGE TWO.