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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-05-13
Dandelion Wine

on two quarts of dandelion flowers
pour one quart of boiling water and let
it stand all night; the next morning
strain it, add pounds of sugar and
one lemon; then boil for half an hour
When cool put it in the cask with a
little yeast spread on toast 1t will be
tit 10 bottle in two months.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-05-13
WOMAN AND HOME

cut in round cakes and lay in rows
in buttered baking pan, and let
the cakes stand half an hour or until
light; then put them in the oven, hav-
ing first made a deep cross on each
with a knife. Bake light brown and
brush over with white of egg beaten
stiff with powdered sugar.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-05-13
Who DefieS Fashion

NJ Poiret, who makes the fashions
feels free to speak of them more con-
temptuously than those who must SER
We in the ranks of his subjects, Says
NJ. Poiret: ITO tell you frankly, I do
not know what is the shade of fas-
hion.' / do not care a rap what the
fashionable color is. 1t is the essence
of woman to be variable and chang
ing 1t is the essence Of fashion TO be
narrow and intolerant. Consequently
woman of true elegance should shake
off the letters Of fashion and be origi-
nal and distinctive"
Business of shaking off the letters
of fashion, DO you see any one do
ing IL among the fair sex; and such
heroic pioneers are rare even among
the men who usually do not know
what the fashions are until they see
them i'm the plate glass windows and
docilely accept what they are told.
No apter term than the letters of
fashion" could have been employed
to describe a style that for two years
has well nigh tied the feet Of our
gentle sisters together and kept them
mincing their steps hither and thither
and where, pray, is the woman OF
true elegance" who has dared to be
Original and distinctive"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-05-13
Where She Is Goinc.

It's all right to hitch ones wagon 10
star provided one can know where
the star is going.-Albany Evening
Journal
She's going into vaudeville usually.
New York SUM
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-05-13
Her Only Reply

Accept my sincerest good Wishes"
said he,
nd your married life henceforth, /
Ntrust may be
A long, happy one 1t astonished the
bride.
What a funny idea" was all she re-
piled. Judge.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-05-13

A little less on collins at the end of
the strife:
A little more heaven and little less
hell;
A little more heaven here will make
us all well.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-05-13
CNnicisIll

Nothing hurts a woman so much as
when man won't give her the oppor-
tunity OF saying NO. Walter Pull
itZer.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-05-13
NEW NOVELTIES OF THE
SEASON

Bead Chains and Necklaces Strongly Favored; New
V-Shaped Pins Prominent in Novelty Jewery; Shoe
Buckles an Important Item for the Coming Season,
The sun., 1914-09-27
PENN PLAYS POORLY,
BUT BEATS GETTYSBURG
fumblr> Numerous. and Eight
Attempts at Forward PASSES
Are Failures.

puIIApE ruIA. Sept &c The Univ-r.
.It, of Pennsylvania football team
uI,rurd it, season to-day on Franklin
Field before q record breaking opening
crowd ',y defeating the Gettysburg eleven
"a to o. Penn. general playing was
nothing to boast Of Many Of tho sim
p,st plays Inscarricd, funbles were nu-
m,ious and Of eight forward passes tried
not one was completed. The hnemen
showed the same tendency to tackle high
that they dill last year and Irwin FUN
b.ed four puuts. Merrill. who took his
place. did much better in every way.
GETTY Ssburgs only redeemIng features
were It's low and sure tackling and the
great all around playing of Swope. the
lett haltbuck He made all OF his team $
big gains and Was the matnstay Of the
defence.
In tho first quarter steady line pluns-
ing BY M,fl,tt ana Jones and "A tumble
b Getty.burg placed the ball on Gettys-
burgs is yard line. Hughes scored ot
a double pass from Mufett Seelbaci
kicked the goal
The second touchdown VAS made al
most unassisted by Merrill who sub
stltuted for Irwin. He carried the ba!
nom the - ward line to the yard linz
i'm three downs and finally pushed Il
over three plays later. Carter kicked the
r,bl The lineup.
The sun., 1914-09-27
COLLEGE FOOTBALL RESULTS.

Al Cambridge Harvard, a. Bates, 0.
Ar Morcester-Colhy, II, Holy cross,
Al Schenectady - ~. Lawrence, 0.
4, Svrucuse-S Syracuse. 81, Hobart o
A. Amherst-B Buwdnin, Z, Amherst, 0.
A. Wnshington-Ford 0. Georgetown, 0.
a. Philadelphia ia-Pennsylvania, IA; Gettys-
burg, 0. "
'""t Ann Arhor- Michigan. :; Reserves, G
Al Lexington, Ns.-Nirginia Military ca
a.ts 40. Hampden sidney 7.
Al Washington, Pa.-W Washington and JET
fprsnn g6 Mount Union, 2,
Al Providence-Brown, "a; Norwich, 0.
A. Worcester Mass,-Norcester Academy,
90. Worcester Tech, o.
A. Medtord, Mass Tufts 50; New lIamp-
'',l A. clinton, y Y,-Himtton, 7, ST.
'''p"'WH' NP WH',mi,,on, y y.--Colgate' 4T ONO
AZ Ithaca-Pttshurg 9; cornell 3
Al New Haven-ialc, 20, Maine, o.
A. Hanover-Dar,mouth, 30, Massa chu'
seus Aggies, &.
Al princeton--Princeton, l2i Rutgers, o.
At MlddletoNn, Conn Wesleyan o. II, l.
A. south Bethlehem--Lehish ~: +. and
A. Easton, Pa-Lafayette ~ Della
A. Lexington, va.-W. and l.. 81. Mar
A. wnliamstown.-W Williams 81; r. p l., o
At Clarkshurg, W Na.--Iarlislc Indians,
/ Wast Virginia WESLEYAN,
Al West roInt-Army. o. Third team, o.
The sun., 1914-09-27
YALEGETS EVEN FOR
1913 TIE WITH MAINE
Rolls Ip Score Of 20 to y in
First Half. Then Practices
Defensive Tactics.
FORWARD PASS SUCCEEDS

NEW HAVEN. Sept 26--Last year Maine
hcld Yale to "A scorcless tie This after
noon Yale rolled up "a score Of 20 to o. and
after that Just tried defensive Tactics. using
the same team throughout The nearest
Maine came to scoring was outside the
thirty yard line and there was no kicker
to put the ball over the line.
The Yale team throughout showed
evidence Of excellent coIchins. Legore
did excellent punt.ns The feature which
brought the chief JOY to the III EN-
thusasts wNs the ability OF The team to-
use The forward p.Ts. only Two out OF all
thOst. that were tired went wrong.
All the scoring Was duur iu the frat
half and two of the touchdowhs were
made "a the hrst seven minutes VI play
After the kickou Wilson made nue ioi
ward pass t. nrg,uhutham and then lie.
gur, ran the bail to thr thirty three
yard line, TWO line plungrs followed ana
knowles took the bah through right tackle
Tor "a touchdown. Lrgure kIckcd the goal
After the u,Nt ki,kon Yale again tr."I
the forward pass twice for long gains au.
finally Heginbothdm received Anothei
from Wilson sud took the ball over
l.cgu.e tried for goal but II nit The
cross bar.
A.t.r tlc ihrd k.ck.u Maine Was hel,
and forced to punt. but Yale tumbled iii
only bad play of the afternoon. Yale thti
r,ll Maine Tor downs and started lh'
forward passing attacks again inc per"'
ended with the bah uu Maiue's ten var,
! line and Iegure took IL oyer at the b"s.n
] ming of the second period and then kIrE".
! the goal. That ended the scoring.
slight nr,. iu the stands caused some tN
! element The lineup
The sun., 1914-09-27
MRS. FITLER DESERVES HONOR
Wins CUP. Defeating Mrs. harlow,
Mrs. Nandcrbcck and Mrs. Fox.

NOBLE. Pa, Sept. 26.--Mrs. l.. II. Filter
of the Merton Cricket club defeated Mrs.
caleb f. Fox Of huntington Valley, up
and / TO play. to-day at 1ie huntington
Valley Country club. and won the invita-
tlou tournament for the Berthellyn cup.
Alrs. Fitler deserves her honors for in
winning them she had to defeat three or
the best women golfers In the district.
ln the second round she defeated Mrs.
Ronald ~. Barlow and In the sem-iinal
Yesterday she won from Mrs. c. II. Van
derbcck.
Miss Ethel Maulc of Merton won the
Nohlr cup. defeating Mrs. W w. Justice
Philadelphia Cricket club, In the final
round. The added cup for the third six.
teen was won 10y Mrs q. II. Stetson
huntington Valley. She defeated Mrs
Norris also of huntington Valley. in tht
iinal rJund & up and 3 to play.
Miss liildred Caverly Philadelphia
Cricket club, won the trophy for IN,
defeated eight of the first sixteen IIel
opponent In the final round was n,
riXte'n-year old Miss AleNa Sterling o
Atlanta, Ga Miss CnVerly won up au,
/ TO play
The sun., 1914-09-27
MICHIGAN LOSES TO SCRUBS.
PIungrs From the 20
Yard Line Win Game.

AIS AHBoR, sept 2G.-M!chlgan was
defeated to-day by the Reserves, to g.
for thr nret time In three years Only
once during last season did the seconds
score on the frst team.
The latter was weakened 10y tn" ah-
sence OF all the M .r' men except
LYONS Al right end but Maulb.isch and
SHAWN were ir the back teld.
forward pass. Mead 90 S,aai2 gave
the scrubs tho ball ou tho twenty yard
lin. and Uu,hcl at quarter carried II over
on series Of .qu.rmiug pluuses. Hueo'l
also kicked goal w'ruirt the frhN a.
Splawn missed 20 difficult goal ait'r MAUI
betsch's touchdown.
Catlctt started ON the sec nd string, ms
work ar defensive and offensive fullbach
featuring the scriWmagc, which LASTED
nearly an hour Assistant Coach Schu2
mad charge of the practice, as Iost Is ON
| Of town.
The sun., 1914-09-27
HARVARD PILES UP
| ~ POINTS ON BATES
Five Of Six TOuchdownS Result
i'm Goals and MckilOck
Gets Field Goal.
MAINE MEN FAIL To SCORE

CAMBRtDGE. sept 26-Six tUuchdowns.
nve resulting in goals. and goal from
the field netted Harvards veteran foot
ball eleven ~ points to-day in it's open
ing game against Bates. the showing
being 80 points better than a year ngo.
Bates failed to score
Coach Haughton sent two complete
teams into the game capt Brickley's
regisars scoring four touchdown~ In the
first half and the substitutes doing the
remainder ot the damage in the second.
The regular team had an easy time of IT,
making huge gains and stopping the at
Hck of the Maine collcgian- short
Bricklry made all four OF tho touch
downs while ms team was IN the game,
one OF them Oh = sensational run oi
thirty five yards and with an interference
that had = late season finish Rollins
made several clever runs in the second
half. one Of 30 yards Tor a touchdown
while the Crimsous field goal Was mad,
bV Nj kilOck from the 40 yard line and
was "A beauty
BOth ,eLnis put OIL a lot OF opeu foot
ball. liardWick making several good gains
uud both teams having fair success WIN
the forward pass Harvard got away
v NV Nlltf bi tIltNc passes HN'''r~i illN
Hardwick taking Two and Weath"rhea,
one, the latter making his catch on Btt'.''
oUo Yard line.
Rates had an open formation for D..
passes and managed t. obtain four Thrc,
were short but the other which pcwevcI
handled. nrtted 81 yards and put Bate
inside OF Harvard's SO yard line, Wher,
hr advancement was stopped short lllr
wards successful passes were fairly long
made by Rollins ana Mahan to an end
Crus sing over. and We're timed splcnd!d,'
10y Hurdwick and Wcatherhcld.
Though at times playing agd.us; tl'
substitutes Bates during the game mad
O. first down only four tunes tn, line
The sun., 1914-09-27
COLGATE'S PLAYING IS RAGGED,
nut OHIO wesleyan, II Light Team.
u Beaten. 10 to q.

N,,irI.rN. Sept ~ IN rlme
which lacked FEATURES Culgat" defeat ed
OHIO Wesleyan 80 TO tp-dHv. The PLAYING
Of both tennis was ragged, while tumhles
were frequent
The game showed chat the line positions
are -tll upou centre aud guard were
especially weak, aud the back field lacked
dght and charge. The only redr"wiug iea-
urr- We're u touchdown from kIcE-on aud
the uuartprbdck work of Anderson. It ap-
pears that u Anderson and Flanagan cot
gate has TWO good uuartcrbao ks
Wesleyan failed To- gain. making only
tour tr-f downs. Taken as u whole th,
game was disappointing and was poor
uvhl.
The sun., 1914-09-27
LESLEY CUPTO
NEW Workers.:
0UIMET WINS
Metropolitan Players Take
Event by Score of 9
Matches to-.
~ JOuN q. ANDERSON.

ShuEr HuLs. y. j. Sept 26-The
Metropolitan Golf Association team came
back strong to-day ut the Baltusrol club
and won the Lesley cup. which has been
4" tho possession OF the Massachusetts,
team for twelyomonth. The score was
close, matches going to the New York.
eis. OF Theses being foursomes and :
being won by the Bay state team. who
were sucoessful IN . single matches and
fUursomes
Two thousand people thrOnRed over the
course In the afternoon watching the
chief pair, jerome TrlVers and Francis
OuImet, ana the interest in tine event
rNalled the national championships. oul-
met won his match by up and to play.
Inc morning play was rather ragged on
all sides. The foursomes were taken as
seriously as could hr. Ia light of the
scores but one prominent fact was dis
closed. that the pairs which play together
should Practise together on more than
one occasion. several times in these
matches the iack of practice with a dif-
felent make Of ball has worked havoc
with shots
Messrs. Ouimet ana Hoyt, eliminates at
/ "uouIehu' Mas, were chosen TO play
No. l against the VOL known New York
players Oswald krkJy and Frederick
lierreshoh. The home Mayors were ip
the rear all the way round, being |
down at the turn, and finally losing by
II l. :. ". St,rnc and J. O. Anderson.
although down and , to play in their
match agains, Jerome Travers and Gil
man Tiffany Won the sixteenth and sew
enteenth. and. haiyus the eighteenth, won
hy ! UP
The sun., 1914-09-27
AMHERST BEATEN BY B0WDOlN
,oIh,,b wins Game hS 'ntrr"r"h"s
Forward Pass.

AJufR-r. sept 20 Amherst i"9t
&c.. ta',.,Ht game. : 20 u. TO Bowdoin
,.-I.. In the last three minutes OF play
ro'I,th. Who starred all through the game
.,r Rowdou intercepted forward pass
lad ran 55 yards for a touchdown Ihe
NAV IN, mediately preceding this one raised
he hopes Of Amherst when browh iike-
viz, Intercepted II forward pass ana ran
81 yards only to be brought to the Rrouho
In the .cconl quarter Amherst carrleu
ne htl for four consecutive hrSt uoNs -.
f.,t ,n, c,u Of time egdcd its chances Tor
. .,.., I.cadhetter put up strpnE
..r. tor Bovdo.n. while Warren, Kld'r
.fI Brown starred for Amherst. I3'
The sun., 1914-09-27
WASHINGTON AND LEE ROMPS.
Despite Poor Teamwork BuIlds Up
- TO o score Against Marshall.

LEXINGTON, Va, sept IT. WushiUgtOn
and Lee scored an easy victory over
Marshall College in It's opening contest
to-day, score 20 to o. but evidenced
faulty teamwork Though there were
several brilliant individual plays by Dom
ahue, Young, Simms and Sweetland. the
Generals did not work well a unit
Gallaghe' scored the first touchdown
after four minutes Of play on a terrific
plunge through the line Young ran
forty Yards to "a touchdown in the second
quarter. In the third period Capt. pona-
hue sprinted thIrty-nVe yards around
left end for the third and registered the
fourth soon afterward on tweuty-four
yard end run. Swcetland made the NTH
lust before the close Of the final period.
1.Ln llnnun.
The sun., 1914-09-27
LEHIGH'S OPEN PLAY TELLS.
Unable To Batter q. and VI. Line. II
Runs Ends and Makes Passes.

SuUTU BETHLEHEM, Pa, sept. 2G.--Le-
high scored a victory over Franklin and
Marshall to-day, ~ 10 o. by its vorsat'l"
style of play The f., and NJ. line proved
to- stroug for tn" locals 10 batter DOWN
$50 open play tactics were rcsortcd 10
Forward passing paved the way for l-r-
highs only touchdown. in the third period
Cahull first passed to Hoban for twenty
wards md then to McGinnis over the
goal line Cahall proved the star or the
game. ripping on several long end runs.
and In the second and fourth periods
kicking two pretty field goals from the
20 and 40 yard lines. The latter attempt
WAS against the wind
AT the start +. and VI. looked dangerous,
winning the toss and advancing right
down the field 10 within one foot Of Lc-
highs goal line on I'D STYLE foothalL
Lchigh's light and green team seemed I'M
able 10 check the mad rush of the heavy
visitors. but by grim determination Lee
high hraced and held them on the danger
line for downs After that + ana NJ w s.
,.t In tho running The Lineup
The sun., 1914-09-27
WESLEYAN HELD SCORELESS.
u Rbodr Island state Grt> Tie When
Crafts Misses Drop kicL

AGLpbrETuwN. Conn. : -pt. -j.- Rhode
Island state College held Wesleyan to a
scorelcss tie this afternoon lu the opening
game OF the season IN, contest was
devoid OF features the bah sersawIns
back and forth most Of the time.
Wesleyan had chance 10 score ln the
first quarter, hut Crafts failed at a Try
for a drop Kick from the % yard line
Rhode Island used the forward pass often.
but with little success. Wesleyan was
very weak on the offensive. although put
ting up good defensive game. Price
starred for the visitors, while Capt ienau
WIS best Tor WESLEYAN The lineup:
The sun., 1914-09-27
w. AND ]. FINDS STIFF FOE,
Noun, tuiou Battles iurd Against
NII Points Made by irtors.

N'AsHINGToN. Pa. sept. 20 Wash
uEtou and JeffrIsous veteran eleven
stlauk a suag in the opening game of the
season this afternoon, being forced To- 80
tile limit to beat the Mount Union. ONO.
team, 20 10 .. II Vas ON! toward the
end of the contest that FOlwrlls men
struck their stride and made the game
safe
ln the first half. although ". and j.
recorded s,N points on a touchdown 10y
Spi.gel. registering the only ttlil"S hN
either team. Mount Union clearly out
playcd ". and j In the third period
w. and j played better game but
could not make a touchdown. Patterson
turned in Two placement goals. one of
which was kicked at an extremely diiii.
cult angle In the hnal quarter two neat
forward p-As,s over the goal Hue ueti'd
W and j two tOuchdoWns.
Mount Unions scose came In the third
period. when Il punt was blocked back
Of Tho ". and = goal and Quarterback
Goodwin was thrown for safety. Th'
The sun., 1914-09-27

CARLISLE, Pa. sept 20 Dickinson
easily defeated Western MARYLAND mere
to-day 40 to o. fourteen points belns mace
I'm IN. second quarter, six in the third
and twenty in the fourth. TwiEs, Mary
lands left end, broke through Dickinson :
scriI.mage line. causing - tumble. which
IA, recovered. giving II free field for a
tnuchdovu Not believing his good FOR
tune possible, ne turned and ripped his
way past his own men ana the pIckln-
soTr,,us. All ur whom tried to stop him.
and was dowued only after going back
dftN wards
The sun., 1914-09-27
POWER SHOWN Iy SYRACUSE.
Hobart OutcInssrd aud scorcicss ns
the Orange Gets q. Points.

SYRACUSE Sept. 20 Completely OUT
clLssiug Hobart m all departments the
husky orange eleven defeated the Geneva
Aggregation 81 to In the opening game
of the season here to-day. Syracuse
showed surprsiug power and exhibited a
punIcIIus defence dLdiHst which the
visitors flung themselves without avail.
Red Wilkinson, playing left halfback
FOR the orange. made four OF In" SIN
touchdUwus Obtained 10y the Syracus.
eleven Louis johnson. who substituted
for Dick Seymour It quarterback also
plnvtd line football The lineup:
The sun., 1914-09-27
worcester Academy GETS ~. Points

yvopCrsrER. Mass Sept 26.--Worcester
Academy had little difficulty In winning
it's first game of the season from the
Worcester Technical second team, s2 TO
O The work Of Jim Robertson for the
academy featured
The sun., 1914-09-27
INDIANS MEET STERN FIGHT.
West Nirgiuin -SicSnn keeps Goal
snf. utiI Final Moments.

ClArEsRtnG. " Va, Sept. 20 The West
N.I-,iuil, WESLEYAN football team y'rang
, surprise this afternoon by holding the
carlisle Indians to a score Of TO @. 1h"
game was decided within few mlnut"N
of tn, nud whistle through q hrhilen'
ruu by Clliy, the Indian fullhtck The
The sun., 1914-09-27
COLBY BLANKS HOLY CROSS.
'ia;nc Team OutcInsscs Worcester
Men. Getting I. Points.

WORCESTER, Mass. Sept 26--Colby in
the opening football game Of the season
here to-day defeated Holy Cross on Fittou
Field, II to o. The locals at no time
were capable OF holding or overcoming
the Maine visitors. Both teams played
a fair game In the frs, period. but from
the second until the final quarter the
Colby players outclassed the Worcester
men
Frazer the lcft halfback Of the Colby
eleven made two touchdowns. as many
goals from the same and "a pretty one
from the field. The lncup.
The sun., 1914-09-27
TraNrrs starts Well,

Travers drew first blood on the first
holg. where Ouimet went out OF bounds ON
his drive and could not get down in less
than g. Travers played a beautiful second
shot and then took the regulation two
putts At the following hole. however
wh.,e both were on the green in two
Jerry caused a nutter when n, tool, thre,
puts thereby losing.
Tn. third hole i. n masble shot and
Tra>.rs win his Tiger WIS well over
the green Ouiine, loy ON tho gree, nm.
nnreutlv s,f. for a 2 Trovers chinned
nm dead to the hole and Ouimet missed
~ mt, r,, a a ,,d u,,s ut,at,, don,n
The sun., 1914-09-27

A.. suburban Oyn'- Manual 49, s,n''
>'IT" Gardeu CiN-St raur., ii" Hoys
High, o. ,,.,, ,,,rri. q Finishing o
a, stanford. conn stanford high. 20
New Rochcle ligh. o. o.,..,.r, t1,oh
A. Rulhcrf"ruu, "u'"'' '''' '''"
The sun., 1914-09-27

MFpFunp. Mass, Sept. 26.-Tutts rolled
up Ni points against NV Hampshire
state in the first football game of the
season here to-day. The visitors failed
10 score.
The sun., 1914-09-27

TUFTS and Rutgers at newark.

NrNNrn. sept 2d.-Thc TUFTS, ,Ru'gors
.... football game will bc played az
Vs.. Wnayers Park, the home "i me
E.n.rt international League has"hah
.... .H Octob,r "a. \ movement was
'"..H last year 10y the Rutgers Gun
u. ...s oi,v IA have the game played
ho.. hut college sentiment opposed the
o.. An opposition has been overcome
bow, .r ana Newark Is assured OF the
tH.H.. ion,
The sun., 1914-09-27

HerreshoN aud Anderson had n hard
struggling contest. The fun IS holes were
played and Al the end Anderson was left
with a . footcr 10 square the match ana
incidentally make an extra hole contest
necessary Cor the possession or tho cup.
The sun., 1914-09-27

Score-Wdsh shlngton ana Lee, ~ MaFshnl'
q Substitution W. ami l. L--Sr"l'y for
plcrottI SWretlanl for Young. Bryan for
Harrison. Young for Swcetland. Swectland
for simms. simms for S'oley, Finnertv for
Dluuwall. krusen for ScIrry, l2lrd for Miles,
Wilmer Tor Gallagher Mil,s for Shultz,
Sfarnes for Bryan, Smith for Nouug Mar
shall-Dorsey for Ensign. Kay for SHEPARD,
Yates for Kcndle. Miller Tor shepard. Touch
downs-,isl sllagher, Young, n'nahur. .;
Swcetlant Goals from touchdoWn-N Young,
Gallagher. 3 Tlme Of Quarters-l0 minutes.
Referee-Randolph Nirginia. Umpire -koh-
inson Richmond CoilrEr. Lnesmdn-
Graham Hampden sidney
The sun., 1914-09-27

s..-',. rrin'e'o,n ,,n RH'sTi7hdo touT 7hdown| |rlb.
M fr,,n held- -Tibhott Sai"I
va,a Substitution, rG.g''',@,n ,,.,s Cn'Tes fST ~
n,-,.. -.."'E, 'lE.,.,-lta1lt for GicR poolit,le '|r
li'1.r Eiis for Law. Ia" iot 20, Ma
''". ,'i'a'" i''- ,vglt4 fur rodd. Austin for
p-s f.- R.t.r.e reudIet'n OF b'T u".u @
a. y,.'h ~ Wi"iAm-- Time '' per'''S
The sun., 1914-09-27

! ~VWT'--7N- NIIF I7' =, '''I''7
Nlc,'reight for H-yman, VIA, rspoon for Mo
kran Stubbs FOR Fleming, Young for H.
man We Younkins for Wcshecher. Mrs-
! brcher for McCreight. Smith Tor Patterson.
.tcPher-on Tor Wesy ch"r, Wlmnrri"y t'g
/ SpIrgrL Wagner for Cruikshank. Mount
/ I Mon. Mclean Tor Peters, stambhuEh for
I lt,ksuu TOuchdowus -Spiegel BoNlll Nc
Z ph,r-at Goal from touchdown .-- Vic
/ Youukins Goals from placement rAtter.
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watson for Logan. Doug Ass FOR Bf i.-e.
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Bates. Davis for Talbot Boy1 for Swift.
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