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The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
TRIMS COLUMBIA TEAM.
MuIIigraph Eleven Defeats Theater
Team, ~ to g.

In a fastPAyed game tho Mulligraph A. o. team
defeated the strong Coinbia Theater ELEVEN yester-
day b. the soOrs Of 2 to he loserS scored the1r
only touchdown b. Billy Erskins the DSpound
full back, on 4 eries Of Inns piunges The the4ier
boys were outclasssd from the start, being unabls
to cope with the charging Attacks Of The Einners'
forwards The features of the cane were The spssS1y
WORK of the MuIligrzph's backs and Erskines play-
ing for the losers.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25

Snbstitutions- ClebJmne for Stubs Stubbs for
Daniels, Holmes for Cleboune, Holiday for Castle
TuuchdoHns-Diggs ClebOurne. Slagle. Goals miss
ed-Fisher t9. Brewer. Goal from held-FlsheT.
Referse-Mr. Bronnick. Umpire-Mr. Bcuham Head
Rnesman-R Adams. LiDesmsn-MessS. Carter and
Denhsm. Timekeeper-BIr Adams Time Of periods
-Four Of 10 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25

2 Anderson Walker for Sparr. G. Anderson for
Barker GaTrard for Logan. Marshbum for Holzen-
dorf. Fox for Harris. Selig for MarshbUn, Scott
FOR henderson Touchd0Wns-Mzyer 80. Goals from
touchdOEns-Mayer C2l. Ssfety-FlannagNn Referee
Mr. Barry CieorEetOwn- Head hnessnan- FetZer
Davidson Umpire-Mr. Brooks, George Washington.
Time Of periodS-l5 Minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Ice Connelly Given Purse.

Putnam. Conn, Oct Aloe Connolly, left field
es a the worlds Champion Boston Braves. was
Fyeu an enthusiastic reception By his admirers here
He played with the local nine in 1901. Following
a parude through the city. he was the guest Of
homer at banquet. vhere he made what Is said
70 bs his ara speech. He was given q purss hy
aduirinF towns people.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
ORANGE AND BLUE WINS
FROM GEORGIA TEAM
University of Virginia Eleven Has an
Easy Time Winning from South
emers by 26 to 0 Count.
Special 10 me Washington Herald.


Charlottesville, Va. Oct. 4-The an
nuaI clash with the University Of Georgia
heralded as virginia's big home game.
ended with practically the same result
as did the contest here with Vanderbilt
one year ago-an easy victory for the
Yirginians. the score standing S to 0.
Capt. Paddock was easily GeorGia's $
star. while substantial gains were made
by Peacock. OF the forwards. the work
of Henderson. Hitchcock, COnyers, and
Logan stood out nrominentlY. Line-up:
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
King Loses Billiard Match.

Cleveland Ohio Oct. H.-Chsries Ellis last night
defeated John Killing. Of Kansas City. 30 to ~ in
the Interstate ThreeCushion Billiard League tour-
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25


for L. Curtis Parsons for R. c. Curtis. wilmington
for Underwood, Weatherhead for SOucey sWigert for
Watson Whitney for McKenloCk, Rollins for Whit
ney, Wilcox for Rollins. King for Francke Barron
for Thomas EdEertOn for Welty. TOuchdoWns-L.
Curtis, Wilcox, CLARK. Goals from touchdown
WithinEton Lamb Goala from placement-Lamh
%. Referess-Mr MoTice, o. P, and Fred Murphy.
Brown Head InesmEn-Mr. Brown. B. A A. Time
Of periods-l5 MINUTES
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
lanes outpitehed Tesreau

Missouri Mont, Oct. 2a.-fIs 49, league
Au-Stars defeated the National League By score
oF 10 10 J IN the exhibition game playSd at HamiI
ton yesteTday james. Of the 81. Louis Browns. had
The better II JEFF Tezeau. Of the Giants.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Twins in Wolyerton Home.

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Oct a--When the stork az
rived yesterday at the home Of Hary WolTerton.
formsrly fnanafer Of the New York Yankees, and
now Of the San Francisco Missiors, il left a pair
Of healthy giri babies.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Young Orioles Win.

The Young Orioles yesterday easily defeated an
unknown aggregation from Tenth and u streets
northeast by a score Of IS to 6. The Tict0r' sue
cess was due to forward passes. which netted four
touchdowns. The feature OF the game the
rushing Of the bsckheld
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25

Substitutions- Fulton for A. Randall, ISyd@Id
for Joe Branham. Holman for lack Brnnh,n
BurTolgh for Wilkinson. Wilkinson for BurrouVh
Menash for Jackson. TischIsr for B. Randall
living for Mcaly. Burruugh for YeweIl Ysveu for
woodward. r. Randall for UhIer Tlucbdowns-
Derrick C2l. Goals fr0m touchdowus-Krosae Hi,a
man RsfereC-Mr. TauSSig. New York. Umpire-
Mr. Morse Washington. Head hnesman-Mr nm
tr. Western Maryland. Tine Of quarters-Ia ana
70 Minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25

SubstitutiOns-SohEm for HgEinbotham Task for
Scham, Church for Trzsr Bunker for Let's. Oakes
for CouToy, whits for Wiley. Miller for White J.
Sheldon for Walden. Whittelsey for Sheldon. Braun
for W. Wilson ScoFiIle for h Wilson Waite for
ScoTile A. Wilson for AinsE0rth. MacIeish for
Knowles. Guernsey for DegUre McCreight for Hey
man, Heymn' for Young. Touchdowns-Legore. BO
VII FIeming. Goals from tOuchdoEn-Legore. Flem-
inE. Referee-Mr. Ginder. Pennsylvania Umpire
Mr.. McCarty Germantown Academy. Linesmen-
Mr.. L Mofatt, PrincetOn and Mr.. Crolius, Dart
mouth. Time Of periods-l5 and II minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Summary
Ischan Iopl.I.

substitutious-Maloney for Leysns. Lancaster for
Murphy. De Mayo for McComAek, Sullivan for
Quinn. Quinn for Sullivan. Touchdowns-Fi -Finnegan
IN, Robischan, Gionnstti- Goal from touchdown
Finnegan Refsree-Mr. Supple. Umpire-Ar. Nash.
Head linemAn-Mr. Wheeler, Georgetown Scorer
Mr. Weller Tine q periOdS-lo minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Harvard HonOrs Henley Crew.

Cambridge. Mass. Oct. 4-Tbe Harvard athletic
committee has awarded the varsity II to the Har-
Tard second crew, which was victorious at Henley
last summer.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25

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The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Richie and Dundee Draw.

San Francisco, Cal. Oct. a.-wnHs Ritchie'a
nrG AppearaDes IN the nng since be lost his titls
Of champion Of the world was made last night When
he met Johnny Dundee IN f0urrUund coatesk,
The bat was . draw.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Brigade A. c.

substitutions- for Cornell. Beck for Z.
Towers Heitmuler for A. Moore. Goals from
held-Arthur ShafeT ~, z Austin ~, z. Moore
a., y. Flood ~, Z Hickman N. Goals from
foul line-Shaher CD. Z Moore ~. r Towers.
Z. Cornell. Referee-ME p. VI. Kerby. Timer-Ar.
Kennedy. Scorer-Mr. W. H. Scott. Time Of
halves-D minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25

Jones for Thornhill. Frey for Collins. DilICn for
Hastings c Morrow fer Miller. Shapira for Peek
LandreEu for Murray Hell fo- DE- Hart Ward for e
Morrow. Nuark for Mcksnna. GOIdsn for Keliey.
Grove for Pstritz, Hastings for Ward. Healy for
Carlson. Miller for DllGn. Matson for Hockeu-
smith. Hastings for Frry. SU'ith for Jones. Time
o. prsEiOds-l5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Portland Wins Pacific Coast Flag.

San Francisco. Oct A-The Pacine Coast Base
ball League season win close next Sunday, with
the Portland team. champions Of 195. again win
ming the pennant Los Angeles Is in second
place and San Francisco third Portland eltnehed
he pennAnt with . VictoJ OsG San Francisco.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
BRIGADE FIVE WINS.
Defeats Christ Church oUInt In
Good Game, 20 to 20.

The Brigade Athletic Club took its seerrd bss-
kst- ball game Of the year from Christ Church
UUtheranl last night ct Friendship House Gym
nasium Fifth street and Virginia avenue south
east. b. a sooEe Of = to q. Arthur Shaher. at
right forward for the winners. stAred tossing
q Of the p points made by the team. while z
Towers and Cornell played q good game at guards.
T. Moore and Austin did the best work for the
loserS LIbe-up.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25

lhG bdll ou DlOCheu Kick Dy Mchelna-
Kelley made 3 yards on two tries at the
line. Murray made 1t first down George
town was penalized Is yards for holding,
putting the ball on the 3O-yard line. The
period ended with the ball on Pitts u
yard line.
Near PIGtsburgh'S Goal.
The second period opened with George
town attempting a forward pass on the
fourth down, but IL was uncompleted
Georgetown was playing great football
and succeeded in working the ball to
within 10 yards Of Pitts goal only to
lose it. Weisser tried for goals from
placement but failed The visitors out
played the locals during the first half.
Georgetown continued TO put I'D q. great
night but the strain began to tell when
toward the end of the third period they
showed signs Of weakening Kelley and
Capt Murray were forced to retire to
the side lines. Recovering the ball in
midheld Pitt began its march to George
towns goal
After series Of plays He'll. who re-
placed De Hart at quarter back went
through right tackle for IS yards and a
touchdown Frey kicked the goal. The
final touchdown came early during the
fourth period when Miller recovered a
forward pass and ran - yards for a
touchdown. The Georgetown players
braced again and held their heavy op-
ponents in check The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Georgetown Goes Down
Before Pittsburgh Team
Costly Fumbles Again Prove UndOing Of Blue and Gray
Who Put Up Gallant Fight Against Heavy
Odds Score, Fl to o.
Graduate Manager Cox Says:

Graduate Manager Cox Says:
william Peet, Sporting Editor,
HeruldE
Pittsburgh, Pa, Oct. 24--GeOrge-
town again was unfortunate in
tOday's game. A tumble, an inter-
eepted forward pass. and q block
kick resulted in three tOuehdOwns
for Pittsburgh. Three times
GeOrEetOUn had the ball inside the
1O-yard line, only 20 lose IL on FUN
bles- do not want to detract
from Pittsburgh's victory, for they
scored the NEST points and won
the game, but each score was
made on q long run and cannot he
considered earned. Georgetown
was defeated, hut not disgraeed.
CHARLES r. COX.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
sCORH BY PERIODS

OfhciaS-Nlr. 2. :. Bsrgin Princeton, referee; Mr.
r. W Maxwell. SwaTthmore umpire: Mr.. s. u.
Smith PENNSYLVANIA, head hnesmaU.
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sperial to The Washington Herald.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Oct. 24-Although they
put forth a plucky fight against big odds,
the Georgetown football eleven went
down to defeat here this afternoon at
the hands Of the heavy University Of
Pittsburgh eleven, the score being q TO O.
The visitors were Outweighed but were
not outgamed. They put forth a stub
born resistance and the play during the
greater part Of the game was confined
to Pitts territory. The visitors threaen-
ed the Gold and Blues goal line repeat
edly, but when they were within hailing
distance, the local eleven would brace
and check the march to their goal.
The Georgetown players were the most
consistent ground gamers, making more
first downs than the local eleven, but
Pitt was favored with the breaks
The ffrst touchdown was the result of a
tumble by Kelley a few minutes after
play started Hastings picked up the
pigskin. ran Is yards for a touchdown,
and kicked the goal for the first points
OF the game. There was no more scor-
ing again unts the third period, when
the battered down Georgetown players
were unable to stop He'll. who dashed
through a hole ploughed at right tackle,
and never stopped until he had planted
the ball squarely between the goa! posts
The last touchdown came in the fnal
period, when Miller intercepted a for
ward pass end ran 45 yards for a touch
down
Play OId-styIe Football.
The forward pass was resOrted to fire.
quently by the visitors and was success
fuI only in a few instances. Both teams
stuck to the old game Pitt kept batter
ing the light line Of the georgetown
eleven
Toward the end the strain began to tell.
and it was near the end of the game that
the home eleven made its most consistent
gains and scored IA of its q points Muir
ray and Kelley were forced to withdraw,
but they were back in the game again
after a brief rest
Weisser opened by kicking OF to Miller.
who was downed in his tracks. DeHart
tore of . yards on an end run. but
Georgetown took the ball on downs.
Kelley fumbled on the first play, and
Hastings captured the ball and sprinted
to the enemy's goal line. He shook on
several tacklers. and planted the ball be-
hind the posts. He kicked an easy goal
After the kickoff Georgetown recovered
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Pitt Trumphs Over Georgetown-Yae Beaten-avard Til


nE these days anE
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Referee Maxwell Says:

Herald;
Pittsburgh, Pa, Oct. Alt was
enc Of the hardest-fOuEht games
1 have Witnessed this fall. Both
GeOrgetOWn and Pfttsburxh PLAYED
hard until the final whistle blew.
However, the score does not show
the difference between the two
teams as they lined Up today.
Ptttsburgh was not Fl points bet
ter than GeOrgetOwn- The three
touehdownS resulted from q fum-
bic. nm intercepted forward pass,
and blocked kick, and in base
ball they would be called 1unearned
runs .GeOFEetOWn's line from erd
to end Outplayed their OppOnents
and held them safe At all times.
RnR MAKUEFW
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
By WILLIAM PEET.

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2inie bonn S6oben See bis nod Der
ruiiii4en @ren5e BET 6rieoridsboff
SteIlung genonrnen bate.
Stnrf oeri6an5t dtf ben Sii9eIn,
DeLhe Die WlarI6er. iiberidnuen, mar
Die 0eutide Snfanterie gut onr9 g(r.
tiilerie urlterititt. tpdbreno bic oeut.
ihen lllanen uttb 6ie 6erittene SSt.
fonterie, tpel6e cine l1nge 4bihmen.
flung nah Dem Iorben 6e8 S6laht.
feIoeS ma6ten, einen ShIog gegen
Die Rltiien an Der 6Lanfe fiibren
fonnten, geraoe als Oieielben i6tper
beorGngt Duren.
5erner meIoet Oas @riegsontt, 6ob
bic bIoBe @ertbei0ia1ngsbe
IN 0itpreuBen ieBt aufgebort bat.
Die 8eritdrtungen, beiteben0 aus Der
5ipeiten 2inie 6es 2onoitiri18, bo.
ben ihon Die erite 9inie Der 8efe.
litignngen ienieitS Der Sber errei6t
un0 peroen roi6 oortpGrts gei6o.
ben I'M oaS oftibe glrlneeforps 5u
lmterltiiben, 6os bis ieBt ben &ailbt,
onpraa oss Samples getrngen botte.
Die bonn aaiier eingetroffenen 9e.
feble, baB Die 9fuiien gum ginbalt
gebradt tperben miiiien, iperoen bis
auf ben 8u6itaben genou uno
prompt olisgefiibrt.
8dbreno ole n66ere gusfunIt
iiber ttilitGriife getpeglutgen bertpei-
CERT ipuroe, 9ibt man often 5u, boB
tpt6tige @ntfpifeIungen ieBt aud i'm
Often ftottfin0en.
0fan tlintnt an, ooB Ser oiterrei-
/ fti6sltngariibe @eneralitab, ipel6er
fir ooS @inoGmmen ser ruiIiI6en
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ben NOR, iebt bon rlebreren Ser be.
item beliti6en 9ffi8iere unterItiist
miro, Die ieoen 3oubreit 0eS 8obens
i'm Often fennen.
Gpn Ser ruiiiifen Seitc.
ct. &eterSEltrg, 81. aug. - sSn
elmer S6lahtfront, tpel6e einent rie.
Iiigen offenen 6Gder gIeidt, u&o iid
pom SbnIe 0es 9nieiter melt IN oas
nor6oitli6e @reuBen ousoebrt,
fdmpfte Samitag glbeno Die ruff.
Iide Qrn1ee 9egen cine ereinte
5treitnlodt bon 0eIterrei9ern uno
9euti9en. Die orei oIterrei9iIden
armeeforps, Die friiber an oen ltfern
0es gug uno oeS 2uo entlang ge.
i4Iagen tporoen paren (2), tuirfen
iebt nit BEN 0eittiden StrettfrGften
3uianlmen, tpeIde aus gtlenitein 3u.
riidgetrieben tuorOen paren (9). 9ie
Grtiien bebaupten inoeB, oaB Der
8ortbeiI ouf ibrer Seite Iieee, 6oB
iie beute 9Iaenitein beieBt (9) un0
&onigsbera RineeidloHen bdttet,
imo oaB Iie i'm Sii6en Die 9eiter.
reider ttad 2entberg aitriifordne-
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iii Der @eiaen tpieoer I'M gsreiie ge.
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Der gerfoaf mar iebr fLnii.