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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
CORNELL VICTOR OVER
STUBBORN OPPONENTS
lthacanS Solve +. and VI. At
tack. Scoring Four Touch
downs for 26 Points.
FIELD GOAL FOR +. AND VI.

ITHACA, Nov. Cornell gave old Percy
Field a proper farewell celebration this
afternoon by defeating Franklin and
Marshall by tho score Of 20 to 3. repre-
sentirS four touchdowns by Cornell to a
field goal by Franklin and Marshall. Tho
Ithacans found the visitors the hardest
team they have met In some time, with a
strong line, and the contest was stub
born throughout. Tho Cornell backheld
lived up to Its previous promise. making
consistent gains most of the time, though
once the team was held for downs ON the
NisiturS fifteen yard line.
Franklin and Marshall chopped tho
Cornell Interference loose to the scrim-
mage line hut could not prevent Barrett.
Shuler, Co,lycr and i'm from making GOOD
gains The Cornell line was bothered FOR
tine by Neyln and Jones. who circled
the ends for few good runs. but the
lthacaus soon sized up to- the visitors
style or attack and then smearcd every
attempt.
Franklin and Marshall got to Corne,rs
twenty yard Nnc twice and in Ia" second
period Jones kicked goal from placement
from the thirty ward line. The visitors
never had "A chance 20 score a touchdown.
however. All In all. Cornell played e
strong, well balanced game though thor"
was tumble or two ard Tn" risht side OF
the Nne was vulnerable at times.
ne nrht toIntll TOUCHDOWN WAS scored
as a climax To sixty yards OF rushing
Barrett called for line and tickl" plays
all the way down and his backs rallied
every tim" to the OCCASION. Barrett HIM
sclf making the score. lily second touch
Il wu mad, IN the second period vas the
finest individual hit of work of the day.
FroI his own fottN-hvc yard line Bar
rett, ON triple pa& Barrett to Colly,r
10 Barrett broke away Lsityld the viSitors
left end and skir'ing the side lines dashed
away for touchdown. lie was tackled
10y three men at on" time and aim. ~
brought to his kncet. but h" swung away
from them and after hci'g stopped twice
AGAIN crossed the lin" for a touchdown.
r." third touchdown came in tho
opening Of the fourth peri d. tie
itharans having taken tho bail 90
tho one yard line hy RUSHING and "a
forward pass just before tho third period
closed. Shulcr took II over on a line
plunge. Tho hral store came az the
W'dii" OF tN" last period .ftcr ThlnpI
had h"cr substituted for I'M Franklin
and Marshall VAS still fighting gamcly hu'
Ih'll-n, hrult" past Ia, ltlc and shook on
thr"" mon for a touchdown after Il ten
tari run. The liucup:
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EXETER DOWNS WORCESTER.
Acndcm, Team Nanuuisbrd by score
of - to u.

WORCESTER. Mass. nov. T.-Exctcr's
scrappy bunch showed It's true mcrl; this
afternoon when 1t defeated the strong
Worcester Acadeisy team. Is to 6. Twice
series 20 double and triple passes put
the bah In position for try AT drop
KICK 10y Worcester and on each occa-
sion capt Malone made good. once from
the 20 yard line and ;hen from the 70
yard mark Exeter came back In IN"
second haf and ripped the Worcester line
from end to end, finally scoring IN
safety Exeter followed this score with "A
touchdown when kirkpatrick caught a
forward pass from Kcmpton over the line.
ENci"r's rnal s"or" game in the last few
minutes Of play. Lowe Intercepted one OF
j Roberts MS forward passes in Wurccs-
tor territory and casey and Scott adj
vanccd u down N" field. Casey going
over for the score. The lineup:
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BOSTON BLEACHERS UNSAFE.
building Commissioner Says Hnr-
ward and Fcnway stands Break Inv.

BpsroS. Soy. 7--Woudcn hlcachors at
FonwiN Park and At the Harvard sad
ium hay" been condemned by Building
commissioner oliearn They are called
by him menace To life and Limb.
40 license Will be issued To the owners
OF Fcnway Park until Ia" hleacher- are
replaced by metal on concrete structure.
The stands al the stadium will be allowed
to remain in place through the football
season, which ends there with tho Brown
game next SATURDAY
The wooden stands on Soldiers Fold
around the baseball diamond, as well as
tho hl"achers at the National League
grounds. VIII not be placed under the ban.
a. they We're constructed prior to the
enactment Of the 1907 statute. uud.r
which the commissioner is condurtin. hi.
crusade against unsafe structures.
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RUTGERS TIES WITH
SYRACUSE AT IA TO IA
Penalties and Aerial Plays
Prove Too Much for
Orange.

SvrAcrsE, y, Y. NOV 7--RutgcrS out
PLAYED Syracuse hy u4r Of an amazing
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''' ''''S' ~ - I'D - ''e score
I'D" ''S' syracuse team started the game,
put two guards were removed early in
.lc fray for alleged offences. Thereafter
,., ..,.r. ~ 3d.. pr,,,,.. lin. ,.,s mum
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HAvERFORD REsISTS TRINITY.
beaten by Only q 10 u, Touchdown
BEING Made by smith.

HARTFORD, Conn. Nov. 7-Havcrford
heid Trinity to ore touchdown in a closely
Fought game on Trinity Field this after
noon. The home team made iis ONLY
tally In tho frst quarter Tho ball WIS
carried down the field In a series of line
plunG"s and Smith took it oyer for the
touchdown, Kinney missed the goal
Four times during the remainder 81
the game Trinity carried the bail g. HAY
erford's yard line, but the Quakers
brac'd hero and took the ball away each
time only once was Trinitvs line in
danger. when the visitors worked a fo'.
ward pass and ran the bah to the % yard
line. Trinity then took the ball on downs
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Crimson Ends SUPERIOR.

As a bar tho Harvard ends Wrr. Il. tto~
than th, priurto,. ends and ,hr all round
s,rytc, e Ha-,v.,k was up to I'M. high
Hardwick standard H.ghlcv pu, NJ ,
slashlug good gan, on Princ"tou's left
extremity. tackliug hard. covering Kicks
consistently well and drtermfn,d TO get
To- his man The men on pr!ucrtou's
right end PLAYED an in and ont game
and in limo work the Tiger ends were
put ont Of the play much oftencr IN IN
II irdwiCk and the Coolidres f Harvard.
The Harvard ends were pretty generally
ON the 1ub.
At tackle capt. Balm performed con
sp!cuously well FOR his side. lie was
splendid In getting down the field and
made many tackl" OF runner who
hhd b''h che'k'd by an emu nut not
stopped. ne was IN" nest princeton Tor
warn NJ plehh'ns 'lIoueh' "'u ~ th't
ne n'd CapanIe hlate "Iohsslut ~ nun
III T." i,euN'l"''''' WI" nav " "r,''I "os'
Tor ''' "ll' man nus VI nv .'"""s 'nu
N"S !" u'"' 49, ,n'" '"' VI '"'''
'N,'I' ,,,' ,,,,tr.s ,t L,,.. ,o,,,,,. 81,
, - i,,,,,,,', H., -, -" ~, ="
w. '.. sti, ,r'a.., n,t,i,'
~ ,r,'i,,'.,', and ,tcI ,, brol ,,'r',,,,i,
mt, 49,, tho d.ferc,' ,t ,in,cs hut 10
p,t,.,,',-r ,orv..rJs ,rbcp thc nm ,ras
i,ri,,,.,o,,s roull mn, snlt. ona,rt m. U.r-
vurd lin, NJ Harvard co,l'd epIlt Prince
tn,,s and while boxing opponents leaving
eide cans Trumhull. Weston and parson
rendered big service by the comparative
cvrnncss OF their playing. attending to
the line duties which count but which
don't bring men into the open limeliRht,
P.nuock was power I'm Harvard
offence. and his return to duty evidently
meant = great deal to Harvard he was
A helprul influence a. wcll rs a capable
individual performer. When he went over
To- the other ,lde Of the line In the shift
he had way If shouldcr.ng and sweeping
opponents aside. smearing them So they
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Bradicc Crosses Line Again.

\fter small gain by Smith. Mahan
broke loose for a first down and once more
the crimson scoring machine settled down
10 work. Brddlcc was not thrown until
he had travelled twelve yards and Mahan
placed 1t four yards nearer the goal line
\ delayed pass advanced It another white
marx and Franc>c made II first down.
en- fax" drop kick. with Nahdu back,
Bridlcc got through and was not stopped
uhtll 10" had reached the yard line.
Tie FAILED on the next attempt hut his
&c coud irih left il within one inch Of the
Princeton line and tiac was called for the
thltd quarter the score remaining the
Same. Harvard. 10 Princeton. 0.
Fourth quarter--Thr first play OF the
last quarter gave Harvard it's second
touchdown and last score. Btadlcc made the
frhn'k' received brigrs's kickoff and ran
o. back twenty-five Yards Franckc was
TO need If Wini aud time was taken out
Tor him k.ug PLUNGED through for SIX
Yards and ON the next play Harvard was
"hs'dc and lost I'VE yards Mihan puutcd
=. Ai's "u th" 10 yard line. and Dritgs
Al ono" returned tn" punt. Watson
r"t'hiu- 80 IN the midHeld and BALM
th.OW!us him
HaIdwirk made three Yards in two at
tclnptS and then punted over Prluccton's
hhr' y quarterback run by Ames failed
To gam dud brlggs puuied to Watson
VINO was thrown so sharply that he lost
,hc bal. hut Bgolow was there to drup
ON H. Hdrdwlrk and whitney mad. A
hrNt down. hut ON the next play Har-
Ndrd was pcnaliz.d i've yards Tor help
iug the runner with the bail. King
smashed in." the Tigers for three gains.
which gave Harvard another first down
kiug continued hs ouslaughts for six
yards. hut Btlln broke through ard
sm'ared smith tor loss Of eight yards
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CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. "details o.
play In which Harvard was superior 10
Princeton were 80 many that there were
practically none N which Princeton eN-
celled Now and then Princeton was
prominent by the good work of some
individual. but by and large the Crimson
was a better equipped machine both as
a team and in its component parts.
The secondary defensive play of Click,
who. with Capt. Balm. mad" many more
tackles than any Other Tiger, earned
the approved of the critical eye now
and then, but in game IN which one side
In doing all the scoring and its goal
never menaced by the foe" the deeds or
the losers necessarily are pretty well
submerged. The Tigers, as tn game de-
veloped had just one chanc" To score.
That was "A long drop kick try for teld
goal by Tibbott, and it went wide Of the
mark
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The Harvard line to-day was the best
welded line the Crimson has put on thu
field thi- year and IN tn line and in
the backhcld tho \ gers were surpassed
The return OF Pcuuock to his position AZ
guard strengthened the Harvard line mt
terally and this player was of great
value to Harvard In the offence There
was shift of the Harvard guards
which brought both Of them To the SAM
side Of 'hc centre, and, though the Tgels
shifted u meet the Harvard shift the
formation was most effective, not only in
lifting opponents out Of the way for the
runner but in conccal.NI from Princeton
what WAS going IA behind the forwards.
Princeton, because OF no profitable at
tack e ITS own and because of Mahaus
i"'d goals, would haV" been beaten had
Harvard had no effective running game.
but as II was running attack VIII Oh
repre- eu'ed smart cooperation between
the forwards and the backs and a shifty
p"lpleXing way Of getting he bah to the
ultimate carrier II Wa, something Prince
ton found bathing aud costly WHATEVER
may have been the intrinsic worth OF
the Harvard offence the Tigers didn't
Fhow aptitude m diagnosing H.
In several Fundamentals both teams
were poor and uuslti,ed, The kicking Of
both sides was Inconsistent and the catch
ing of kicks was anything but Of cham
p!onshtp calibre, Mahau and Franckc
Ad Harvard's puntng, Mahan most of 1t,
and 1t was a far cry in skill between his
work and that Of sam FELTON, Of couple
Of years ago However, several Harvard
punts were placed neatly near to Prince
tons goal line. where the bound worked
20 HarVards advantage hy causing the
ball to hop backward instead OF forward
The plan, so offensive this year, OF let
ting punted ball strike the ground was
Favored by bOthaS SIDES Law, while he was
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MAINE SHINES AT OPEN PLAY.
Forward Passes Net TWO Of -Four
Touchdowns Against Boudo

OEoNo. Me-. Nov. T.-Uriversts NJ
Maine finished its championship season
this Afternoon by beating Rowloin - IN
q IN a game filled with open play Tho
team made one touchdown IN each of the
four periods. and two of them came a,
the direct result OF long forward passc.
both OF which were completed across the
goal line. The homo team outrasss
Bowdon in all departments "t u.sv.
Drummond of tho losers being about 20
only effective football player tho vis;op
had. Baker. Kirk. Ruffner. Rcruhessl
and Martin played brilliantly for the win.
r,rg Tho lupup.
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LAFAYETTE STRONG AT FINISH.
Quick Scoring In Fourth Period
CIncher Victory Over MuhIcnberg.

EAsroN. Pa. Nov. Lafayette de-
feated Muhlenherg to-day. 20 to 3. Hayes
OF Muhlenbcrg made a goal from place
ment in the first period. and Lafayette
seemed to crumhlc before the attacks
IN the second period Lafayette braced up
and by good runs and q forward pass
gained ground which finally put the ball
on Muhlcnhcrg's half yard line. tumble
by Lafayette was recovered by berch
who went over for a touchdown. Neither
side scored IN tho third period. but in
tho fourth period Lafayette scored two
touchdowns and a goal from placement
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COLBY Is MAINE CHAMPION
Heats Bates 81 10 y mud Takes SIM.
Football title.

VAUDEVILLE, Me, Nov. Tho Colby
football team. playing on its homo grouu /,
this afternoon, won the Maine COLES.
championship by beating Bates 81 10 q
Maine which took it's game from BoWiotg
to-day ranked second, with Bates tt.-1
and Bowdoin fourth. The Colby t,,,o
had Il romp from start TO finish. SCORING
~ points IN the first period, - points n
the second. IL in the third and more in
the fourth
Late IN the game the Colby coaches =on.
q host of substitutes into the game g. "a,
their letters. Tho most sensational tH.,..
Of the game was made by ~ Frt.,r ..
the Colby team. who took q kickoff on l-.
Il ward line and iompcd cighty-fvu y.lr's
un The fold for a touchdown. IN, hmm.
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Kick from the IS yard lire. but his
direction was poor and Princeton was
saved three POINTS Laws Kick travelled
for fifty yards and Logan was thrown
heavily by Brown. a fake play gained
three yards and Mahan punted to .Nmes,
who rcgained ten yards
Time was required for Weston to- re-
gain his wind and when play was started.
Laws punt was partially blocked by
Coolidge. Bradlcc recovered the leather
on l'rinceton's ~ yard line. Franckc
and Mahan smashed through for
seven yards between them. Ballin making
the tackle tn each case. Mahan's forward
pass failed and he dropped back for a
d. pkirk goal from the ~ yard limo.
IL was unsuccessful and the Tigers
mad tn" bah. LOGAN received Laws punt
and was strucS simultaneously ~ No
Lean. Ballin ard lIighlcy.
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BUCKNELL BEATS ALBRIGHT.
scores SIX Touchdown mud Con-
ycrts All Of Them.

I.rwisRrEG, Pa. Nov. 7-Although
lighting Gamoly Albright proved weak
linz In the c,ut"s; with Uuckneu this
afternoon. when the Mcycl stown eleven
was defeated 10y the scor" OF ~ to a.
mostly by straight football. a. Bucknei
d'd not care 10 disclose her hand 10 the
scouts from gettysburg who wcrc on tho
Held. keiser. who has been out OF the
gam" for several weeks, was at his regu-
lar place a. halfback and played star
game ON the defensive. The Lineup:
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INJURED FORsT PROVES STAR,
Crippled Player Enters Game and
Wins IL for NiiInnova.

CoILEGEvrLtE, Pa. Nov T.-rrslnus
lost nercely played game TODAY 10
Vilanova by a score of to o. Ursnu'
outplayed Nnlanova except shor, tine
I'm the last quarter when k'orst. tho villa
nova star entered the game in a crippled
condition and Gngrick of IrsIuus had
t. leave the game. Forst gained g"ou0d
rapidly and made the only touchdown.
FT'1,, 1It.np
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CorpeII Freshics' score Clean.

ITHACA, Nov, THE pcnnsy,vani,
freshman cross-countfy team was badly
braten by the Cornell team to-day. The
score was - to 10, Five Cornell men.
lod by Capt. Campbell, crossed tho fnish
line first, making a perfect score for tho
Ithacans. The course was three and
soven-eisAths miles.
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NcOrr UarvRrd ls IN AndOvcr, o. Touch.
downs Enw7ght, ltobluson. Goal from touch
down Erwright Goals from nrld- -Rohinsou .
SuhSt,,utons Harvard, lS, llklns Tor Harvey
Apulcton for Robinson, Nelson for Fnwrl cht.
AndoVcr, ireland for Gleason Keith for Cove
Russell FOR W4fc, COwlcs for Russell, Shcchan for
Alderman. Ashley for Thomas Flynt for Fciowcs
Umpire ! Il Mckay. Referee 4 W InVnlls
Lincsman 7 II. Woocy, Time Is and 10 min
ute periods
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The promised expert kicking duel be-
tween briggs and Mahau didn't material
iZe, but there was a lot Of punt.ug es-
prc.ally early In the game. with each
watching for a chance To- nab N. ball in
tn" others TERRITORY. There Were chances
~ this sort In plenty. also chances fro
numerous fumhles In scrimmagc PLAYS.
Plumbing nouri8hod like a green bay
tree, but the frequency with which Har-
ward fumhled was something Princeton
could take no real advantage OF The
Crimson players Were quicker AT recovering
"A loose bail than the Tigers and they fol
lowed m" bal. more closely While Prince
ton couldn't have won even had II br"n
better at taking advantage of Harvard'~
errors, II could have made II more iutcr-
rstiug for Harvard by more proficiency u
taking advantage Of those errors. For
once Princeton was a laggard, In this de
tail.
Following are the figures. which speak
for themselves
In the first half Harvard gained bv
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score colgate, a.. Rochester u Touch towns
warren Swartout. Substitu'ipuS dorchester
ogden for Whitney, Nray Tor Stprr,. t,iiliug4
Tor Lannl. Thomas for Scott. DoS lc for ogden
colgate liuhbcl Tor Robinson. Flanagan Toy
ubhcl. Larry for SpRrfct. FoWlc- To- GrncS,o
Referee Evans Williams Umpire Dr C1nIp.
Williams linrsman Roberts Williams
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STEVENS EASY FOR R. p. I.
Polytechnic scores re- 10 q In Rourh
Game.

Troy. y Y. Nov In "A rough gam.
II. p. l. defeated stevens this afternoon
by The score OF 90 10 G. After the first
period the visitors were unahla To score
and apparently We're outclasscd in practl-
cnly every position webb did the best
for stevens and by good running made
tn, only touchdown, The feature of the
game was co yard run by Gtllagher.
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GENEVA, y Y, Nov In n hard con-
test st stephens College defeated Hoo
bart colleg" here to-day, lG to II. Dunn
bells drop kick In the first quarter nut
81 stephens IN the lead, where Il stayed
throughout the contest
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HARVARD YEARLINGS WIN.
B.nt Nndoycr with Little Trouble
ny 10 Ia u.

CAMBRIDGE, MAJ, NOV The Har-
ward freshman team. which has been
doing poorly all year c1mc back against
Anduver TODAY, winning - to O. There
were two touchdowus and two field goals
Wicked 10y Robinson tn" right halfback
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score cornell. 20 franGlin and Marshall ..
IouchipWns Barrett :. Shulcr. phllllppi Goals
foW tuuchdowns Barrett. = Goals from place.
inrnt Jones Subst.tuNuuS Cornell Jcwrtt for
Bailey. Fisher FOR 3cN'tt Jameson Tor tAlIn..,.
l'hltE Tor shelton. pni.'lppi for Shulrr. Williams
fIr l'ln. collins Tor 'oilycr. Allen Tor Jameson
r4n.lin and Marshall Bruichcr Tor smith
referee newton. Pennsylvania. Umpire GII-
lender. PCnnSy lNaul1. Iincsman tirprutr'.
Harvard Time OF period - minutes
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Score Warrington and Jefferson. 49, PITTS
turg, ~ I"uchdoWnS Bowl. Young Collins
Goals from touchdoNnS Patterson. Hastings
v Noscr for SpCigol j. Drew fpr Fleming
Fleming for d. Drew. StuDhs fn- Firglur Mo
ttcight 20 Young. Young for Nice r"l..ht PITTS
hung Harrington Tor Carlson. Carlson for Itr-
N1rtuu. Jones Tor Ihoruhul. Nat-lp Tor lone.
sutherland Tor Mstsuu. Reese fn- smith Sh4rir,
Tor peck. Pcck for Shapiir. Hcalcy Tor L,.luY.
g Morrow for Hastings. Dillon 'ot g.. ,;usInN
Hastings ior Dillon. Ward Tor li.StIrvg Dillon
~ N'lgr Miller for ni'l1n De H.-t Tor Ni,lrt
collins Tor Fly, Nanlcy for collins. Collins ior
tul'l. ~ for collins Referee. lttat f,acs,tt.
West Point Umpire = II Npr,tt Princeton
llnrsmhn e ! Nc arts. Jr G,rmAutnNn
ACADEMY l'm' ~ quarters ~ mluutcs.
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Score Johns Hopkins, : Gettysburg. T. Touch
williamson, Iloar Substltutons Hopkins Rum.
hAugh Tor Frank. Branham for Randall. Mcay 'nr
RnImhaugh Richard for Fischer. NCWcN ~
Burrnugh gettysburg. Schcf'er for Huchrr
Mercer for " rbncr. rurhull for Wcigcl N'rLuou
FOR StoucN HATS for StrsttoD, Early for llau'
Schrffcr for Nclmcr. Referee Nr HrcunicS
Harvard Umpire Mi Tyler. Princeton Head
lincSuan Dr Br'dgnsn. Johns Hopkins Time
u uuartcrS ~ minutcs
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briggs kicked nfr ~ uallw .,l. who re-
gained aft-on yards before Snonl; drnpred
him After Il gain of three, y9~ds h,
Hardwick around Browns ond Nathan
punicd out az bounds ~ mldh,ld ON a
split formation with all " the lincmcn
spread out across tho noii Tlhhot, tried A
forward pass 10 Brown. hu, u was too
far ahead OF him and IL fol- 20 tho ground
Tho same play with briggs supposed to
hc on tho receiving "ud met sim'la~ tate.
and Ames tried an orsidc Kick. which
Nahan caught ON his a. yard line
Rradl"e recovered TnVtu's fI'uhlc and
on tho next play made two yards Nnhtu's
punt Of thirty yards was caught by Tih-
bot. Who was Sharply t'atl.' 10y Cool
tdge. briggs returned IN" tx To Logan.
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kcisT, >. Gdanrc, llcrn. AlcshoCkas Hcnlcr
Goals from touchdOwns Tupham. : Curran
Schamhaugh FOR Brrnhart SPOTS for Gdanicc
Lawrence for AlcShucHas, elton for SNYDER On
Wis Tor Mcncrmou, Pcalc for licrn. Hunham for
Archer. Referee Ryan, Michigan Umpire
flynn ale. Lncsman. SRutCr Time OF quar-
tiers Is minutes '"
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Score Maine. p: Bowdou. q. Touchdowns
RuTucr. nonahuc. hoadon. BcrnhciscI Goals
l. from tuuchdoWus RurnCr. 3. SubStltu'uU~--
/ Maine Peterson 10Y y. Moultnn. RudWau inr
/ Peterson. Mace for Reardon. Be,nhois"', "r
Succrs Kirk Tor hriRCI. Gotham for kufuUr
Wuwdoin e.. Foster Tor Wood. STANLEY tu.
Foster. campbell for stone; Austin for ,Norl-
/ ton. Floyd f0r chapman. DummOnd ~ 10y g.
, Nqnniv for ShumWay. II. Foster for bradford.
! bradford Tor I."adbcttcr. ll"f'rc'. Nc1fetn.
RoStou Umpire Camel Tufts Iinrsu1r
! Kelley. Portland Time of pcriods-l5 minutes
q oh
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After an uusuccr-sfu, at',up, hy Nmrs
Law punted for torty-hvr yards t. Logan.
who reclaimed ten before llEhlry nailed
him. MahdnS Rick carried almost TO the
goa. and just before 10 rolled over q
Crimson player Knocked IL back II was
ruled Il touchhack bee .usr il had been
touched within the 10 yard lin, hy a Uar-
ward player. and Princeton put the ball in
play at its 20 yard line
Logan made a fair catch - Laws
spiral but Brown luterferrcd with him
and Princeton received the first penalty
OF the game. Harvard getting a fiftcen
yard advantage Francke plunged through
the right side OF his line for four yards
and added two more through centre,
Mahan was called ON to attempt a drop
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TorSt Coal from touchdown prcndcrga1 SUI.
ItHnos rr'c,STn f tTr p mSS 'olp, o-
kelly Referee Davidson, peunYlvaula lm'
pirc. Walker, PENNSYLVANIA, IinC>mau Nh''''
iIaVcrford. Time ut halves IL minutes