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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-22
'FORDHAM'S FUMBLES
ARE NOT TOO COSTLY
MarOOns Twice Go Over Boston
College Line and Win by
II to B Score.
FIELD GOAL JUST LANDS

Boston College was defeated In easy
fashion by Fcrdham University on Ford
ham Field yesterday. The visitors secured
but points. while the Maroon scored ~
and lost At least four likely touchdowns
by inexcusable fumbiing. The Boston Col
lego tally was unusual In the fact that
when Maloney kicked a goal from the
20 yard limo the pisskin landed on the
inside of the right side posi-. bounced on
the crossbar. wavered an instant and then
fell behind the goal line In valid territory.
The Maroons did not play UP to their
usual form. but this was overlooked when
several Of the longest runs and passes Of
forty yards by Dunn and Regan brought
the spectators to their feet and nettod
many yards for f0rdhain. Yule scored
both touchdouns.
The sole attack Of tho visitors was a
daring lateral passing formation. tive mon
handling the ball on several attempts. The
Maroon obtained posressiOn OF The ball
within dangerous territory on four o.oa-
slons. every Maroon back field player steal
Ing a Boston pass. Capt. Wymard entered
the Maroon lineup late in the game
After losing a likely chance 60 score
through fumbllns the Maroon obtained
the ball at midheld OH Boston's punt.
ffsTc fVrunam SCNTeu OH uNe pldyo VII y
ten yard delayed pass and ends around
followed BY trio of passes. Dunn. Yulc
and Regain placed the ball oil the yard
line. from where Yuls ripped hole in
centre and scored. Al this point Capt
Wvmard was shot In 70 kick tho goal
After fumbing and losing another chance
to score Kane recovered a pass for Ford
ham and the second successful procession
to the Beaneaters' goal began. Nor
cauldi made fifteen yards on "a pass from
Dunn. Carrying the bail Dunn made
thirty yards in a trio of similar plays
around the visitors wings. II took the
Maroon four downs 70 mako the last eight
yards. but Yule was equal 20 :he final
plunge and scored.
The final quarter found the Maroon IN
command and three scores should have
been made. as Fordham fumbled three
times Ia tho region OF Boston's 10 yard
line. A streak of wide shifts and passes
of twenty 20 forty yards, Regain and
Dunn doing the attack. enabled ;he
Maroon to sweep the field on At lc1s. q
dozen occasions. hut Fordham fumoled in
feeble Efforts when q plunge would have
scored. Boston passed the ball In -
quintet formation OH several occasions
that was good for twenty Yards. bu :he
secondary defence .: Fordham nailed
every pass
Left Tackle Aulcahy on Fordham's line
received a painful sprain of the ankle in
the closing minutes OF play and no scoring
resulted from the final quarter. In this
period both fordham and Boston dis
played brilliant and daring formations
that were successful until the 20 yard
mark was approached. The lineup;
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ROUTS EGG THROWING RIOTERS
Hackensack Policeman sQuelches
Celebrators Of Victory,

HAcKrSsAcK, Nov. 2l.--With a paraie
headed by a brass band. Hackensaoh cele-
hratel this evening the winning df the
annual football contest FOR the ci1y cham
pionship by Newman school over IIaclte,i-
sack High School by a score OF 10 5.
Newman got a touchdown after for
uard pass IN the last few moments OF the
las. period
The rival roore-s after the contest as
sembled near tile Main street depot and
engaged in shouting battle bu. Police
man XIX chased ;Een when sgRs wer~
thrown
Over 900 persons saw the game and
Miss Bessie Jefferies and Mics Frie1n Am
mann collected In the crowd over $50
for the Rcd Cross
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CORNELL FRESHMEN B1ANKED.
Forced TO Play ON Defensive as Penn
Youngsters score IL.

PuiLADgLPiIfA, Nov. oI.---Tho Cniver.
sity of Pennsylvania freshman football
team showed the Penn varsity the way
to treat Cornell on Thanksgiving Day
BY defeating tho Cornell first year men.
~ to 0. this afternoon on Franklin Field.
The Cornell youngsters had one chance
to score in the 1rst period. but were
forced 20 play a defensive game the re-
mainder OF the time.
Through an exchange OF punts In the
opening period Cornell received the bal,
on PENIS 80 yard line. Benedict tool,
II around right end for 20 yards on n
double pass. Hill placed the ball on
the yard fine by a plunge through
tackle. but Bencdict fumbl~d on the
next play and Welsh recovered the bail
for Pom.
Thereafter the game was all PENIS.
although Cornell fought hard all the way.
The first ecore GAME in the second pc
riod. ny steady rushee the Penn fresh
men took the ball TO Cornell'a 10 yard
line Welsh scored on an off tackle play.
Ross kicked goal.
The remaining score caine In the last
period. Penn again steadily rushed the
ball down the field and Quigley scored
on en- end run from the yard line.
lie also kicked goal The lineup.
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Dartmouth. Positions syracuse
Rsdfie,d .......... Let enc. Woodruff
Nc Aulfte. 80. Left Ia kle ..... : hld, liter
Merrill, Loft guard. So. M Cl..ligeyt
Milmore. ......... Centre .......,..Sh ltfeI'
spears. ...,,.... Right guard, .,...... White
cotton. .,....... II GIT tackle. johnson
Winship.. Right end .......... Travis
0hee ,....,... Quarterback ..,,. Seymour
Whitney. Let halfback ......W Wilkinson
Curtis. ........RlEh' haifhack. ......... Rose
Gerrish .,-.... fullhack ....... o'touaNil
score Dartmouth, 20; syracuse, o. Tougn-
downs-Wh''ney. curtis .. Perry. Cuu'sllv.
W!nship. Goal. from touchdown Cu-t.s 3.
TACK Suhsututlou Dartmouth. colby FOR
Merrill. Murdock flr ,ierrish. putr!tt for
NcAulNe, Perry fo- Wiaship. Gcrrish for
Murdoch, Smith 'oy Colby, child Tor Cotton,
'umisky for Ghee. Merrill for spears Win
ship for Perry, Tuck for Gerrlsh. colby for
MArylli. Syracuse Wakefield Tor wilkinson
Shultz for O'CounoI, Faber for OConncIl.
Rsfter FOR seymour, Rnfter FOR seymour
cConneN for Nakcheld. Rafter for Rose
Kingsley for Woodruff Woodruff for shut.
felt. Rcferec-N, Thompscn. Georgetown.
Gmpire--W y. Noricc, Pennsylvania. Lines
rnan--o'B rien Tufts. Time Of ptriods-io
minutes,
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Carnegie. Positions Allegheny.
i.huer ......,.,.,- I'ft end ,.......... . Eiucrv
Welsh ,.,,.'..,,rl tit tarklc,......,. Mpttslr
Kelly. ....'.. ls|fi guard. ,..,.,.- Brooke
liens tron.,.,. tentr" ...,...,Al'shuuse
Fletcher go. ..Rlght guard .....,. Dotterer
1Goldsworth Right tackle. .........B a ker
Levy ......,.... Right -nd,..,.... Pierson
h-'utr.,...... Quarterback ............CoN
Erciaer .,,..I.stt haltpack. Aruold
Marshall. Right halfhsk .......... Rash
pefnnger, .,..,. Fulback ......,.. MunhaIl
Score-Allegheny, -; Carnegie :. Touch
dnwns--CoN. Arnold, Rash Marshall. Goals
from touchdown Munhall. .. Kesner.
Goals from placement Rash, Muuhall. sub
sfitutious--Cnrneeie-M cDonali for Hrcider.
Boilcau for Fletcher. Kreider for Levy. KIN
uey for Dotttr"r Kicker for Bash. Emery
for Metcalf Referee Hammond. Michigan.
Umpire Fry, Princeton. IinCsmnu-- poud
Lafayette. Tlme-Four IL minute periods.
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Me lineup :
Newark High Title Undecided.

NCOrr Irving NchOOI, II Poly T'fcD, q. Touch
downs Emery, ?: Payne. Goals from touchdowl
Emery. 2. Time of quarters-i0 minutes,
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INDIANS BEAT THEIR NEIGHBoRS
Win ~ to Victory Over Dickinson
Pratt Makes Long Run.

CAPLrsLr Pa. Nov. .l.--The Carlisle
Indians defeated Dickinson College hero
this afternoon before big crowd by a
SCORE Of 81 TO q. The Indians made th!r-
teen points in the mrs, period. fourteen in
the second and seven In the fourth.
sCarlisle's gains throughout were made
through tlie opposing line. while Dickin-
son sk!rted tho ends and made forwa I'd
passes with fair succeas. A feature waa
a n.nety-nve yard run for a touchdow y
made ny Pratt. tho heavy Indian r,gh,
haifback. For the redskins Ca!ac, Pratt.
I-ooksarDund. r. Broker. Busch and Mar 3.
tel starred, and Wilson Hertxler, PAIN
and Neck were the leaders on tho Dickin.
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Tho Commerce cubs defeated the De
wit clinton cubs a. football NeSicrdav
AZ Manhattan Fold by sco-c Of 10 q
The clintonians outpiayed their lialrc,
"ppor"utS IN the first half and sever.
times threatened the Commerce goal In.
IN" Blue 'ine held, however. a, the c,y.
c''h moments The Commerce touchdown
cam" ~ No second period following a
penalty inflicted irDon rIi.,on. tho "a"
being moved 20 the lHttr''s . .,,I
and IN Commences possession. Cox moved
the rigskn UP two wards fi',.u
Fitzgerald s'ored Cox then Kicked
goal
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Wom~n's Hockey Battle IL Close.

PLAiNfGtp. y. j.. NOV Il Two vonlen 4
team, OF heId hockey players. represent
iug tie staten Island Cricket and Ten
mis- CLUB and III" Plainfleid Ladies Hockey
club. met In q hard fought gam. here
to-day. ~" visitors winning. goals -
,, 70" III" winners tho goals were shot
In order by Miss Edith Manley, Mr.,
Johnson ana Miss Marion Manley. Roth
OF Pla!nrtelds goals We're scored by Miss
Cage who displayed much rrsourocTul
ness AZ critical stages
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TIE.
Each side scores Field Goal a.
Game Nears (Iose.

HAvERroRp, IA, Nov. 81 YIaver.or 4
and Svarthmore football giad,atorS tough.
a soul stirring sridiron battle this after
noon. The game ending In a 70 3 tie
score. The honor OF scoring fell "a Cap.
Carey O: Haverford and A. Cornog OF
Swar.hmorc, who kicked his fold goal
from she Is yard line n few minutes be-.
fore the game ended. CAPT. Carey u,
Haverford made his field goa, from hIs
10 yard line in the third period.
Despite the Fact that Swar,hniore Oh. +.
weighed her opponents the Garnet players
were unable 20 gain On line plunges ard
end runs, Her score was due 20 a series
OF we'll executed forward passes. which
were put into play p-hen defeat was I'M
minent The lineup:
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Winter and Summer Bodies
AUTOMOhII.Es roR ulRf

CAulI.l| n Ian lI"I' Nv"
Tons :io Coy oN"rs 81 N
2Vth Century 20 iop- 6V,'. ...
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BAY RIDGE PUT OUT OF RACE.
Faiis In i've Chances 90 score en-
Manual Training.

Manual Training ana Bay Ridge each
failed TO score yesterday al Suburban
oval. on account OF rs failure 20 win
Bay Ridse lost all chances for the Brook.
lyn championship. Hslfback Jack
Bright. who Is nursing a badly bruised
left eve could not AID his bay Ridge
teammates.
Two players w~re sorvd 70 retire.
Diamond OF Ray Ridge having his log
injured and Egan b-nG knocked out
BAY Ridge In the opening quarter made
four first downs in succession when a
penalty prevented score. TIE final
whistle blew when Bay Ridge was on
Manuals ten yard line and rapidly fors-
In ha.
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FOX GETS AWAY FROM Houyns
Meadow Brook Irunter. score r..
Norwich Frozen Ground.

EAST NORWICH. l.. T., nov 2i.--t.-,.
ground prevented the Meadow r..
hounds this afternoon from rt,nnire a..
II large red fox which they hsd INV ~.
after trying for some time To- r.,, w '
scent. The country had been d,,,yp =,
about the vicinity Of East NprVl,I -
fore the hounds finally showed az,
Of there being any quarry. With, -.
minutes the fox was driven 10 yi,y "a
top Of hill just ahead OF tho pack ~
fox ran for half an hour and thu Nv Nv
driven TO earth on tho Columbia s.oo'
farm IVY,
The short sallop was full OF exc,,r-.,.
as the fox was fresh and kent u,,"'e
sight nearly all the time The hu,,..n'
had TO be extremely careful In .,t.,
the jumps, as the ground wa. fro,,t
hard.
Among those TO finish were II + Ma.
las. the master Of hounds. ana A..
Nicholas Miss Helen HitchcocA Tor,
Hitchcock, r. n. Ellis, Douglas C,~'
bell. EEerton Winthrop. Mrs. At.'.,
Alexander. Thomas Allison, tho hr.,.
man, aud the two whips.
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SIX YARDS TO GO, GAME ENDS
Boys High Almost freaks ScoreIe Sc
Tie with Com me rciaI,

Boys High held Commercial to 4
scoreless tie yesterday on Commercial
Field. The slippery field prevented the
backs from making long runs. CONNER
clal had the ball often in Boys High
territory IN the first three quarters, but
never got close to the goal.
once Commercial got the pigskin down
TO the ten yard mark, where Quarterback
Becker funbled Boys High in the last
period worked the ball down to the Com
nercial six yard line and was making
rapid headwav tearing through the Com.
mercial Inc when the whistle blew. end
inc tha ram, Tho iip.up.
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Bullock Z. New Rochelle winner.

New RocHELr.I, NOV. 2i--Ffve men
faced tho New Rochelle Yacht Clubs trans
today in the fourth regular weekly shoe,
u. 5. Bullock won two of tho four
matches lie broke 70 ~ his clay BIRDS
In the 10 bird scratch shoot and IN tho
accumulation cup match at % no won
with full scors on his handicap of
a. L. Eldr.Fc was the ruurerup with %
a. y. tiraubery and ~. ". Cnbh tied In
IN" 10 bird scratch event and in the shoot
or 'iranbery won with . r. X. Stoddard
won the monthly cup leg
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JOHNS HoPKINS's GRIEF GROWS.
Lack of Team Play and Head Work
Leads to Defeat by Western Nd,

BNLrIMoRE. Nov. 31.--Iohns Hopkins
played another disappointing game this
afternoon and was beaten by wastern
I Maryland. TO o. There was a notice
able lack of team play. while on the de-
fcnsive the Hopkins line was vofu,,v
weak and the display OF headworlS con-
spicuous by its absence. While Western
Maryland has by no means an excellent
team 1t IL exceler,tly trained 1t gained
distance on straight football going
through the Hopkins line and more often
around tho ends for gains. For the latter
a shift play was used which had the
Hopkins line puzzled. The open play OF
the home team didn't work, and several
times resulted in positive losses TIL.
liygun.
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Girls Act as Cheer IeRde re,

Two dainty misses of Erasmus Hall
iiigh School led their schoolmatns IN
cheering Yesterday at Washington Park.
where their school lost TO Adelphi Aoad-
envy by a score of 3 to o, l, was the first
time In scholastic history that girls acted
rs cheer leaders Tho chee? leaders were
Marion Russell and Natalie Davis.
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BOXING BOUTS LAST NIGHT,

Falrmon' A. C.--Frankie Fleming a.
feated Bushy Graham
broadway Sporting Cluh--Tred N,lani
and Perry Mitchell box 20 a draw
Sharkey 4. C--RItchle RYAN shade,
X. O. Brown.
Browns Gymnasium Young Dru,nn,io
outpo!ntcd the Kohoma Kid
Que-neboro y. C.-SiaS Green shaded
Phil Brown.
irNng A. c. Battling Ievinskv do.
featcd the Zulu Kid
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Nav.' Third C,~.. Victorious.

ANSAPNLs, Nov oI,--After both
teams were unable 20 score last wenes-
day the third class Naval Academy eleven
won the !nterclass championship this ar
tcrnoon BY defeating the first class by
: 10 0, The only scores were through
a touchdown and goal secursA BY Bright
man In the second quarter
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oae semi hnal match in the competition
for the pyker Meadow cup has been COW,
pleted at the pyker Meadow COLI Gun
Frank barton advanced to the final hy
beating + w. Shibl-y by up and On
play. The other semi-final between n q
Parsons and g n <iInbsll has not VET
been played,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-22
Debacher Gets Three Shoo,,

n. Il Debac,er nj the weekly sno,. =,
the New York Athletic Club a. IT,
Island yesterday captured t'irce q, :.
nine shoots on tho programm. :,
Huhbeil won no monthly Gun and =,
club trophy, defeating Debache. on "a.
occasion. A. f. Ranney wa tsa ~.
scratch gunner and also took ~, d's.s,,
handicap.
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McCULLOCH LANDS HIS TEAM.
His Play Ing for BrookIyu Prep B~ats
81. Francis, u to u.

Rrooklyn Prep. beat ST. Francis Prep.
" sterda" on Hawthorne Field, 20 0.
ANel McCuloch was largely responsible
for the Crown Heights teams victory
He mad" many large gains and his tack
ling was excellent Etz"l kicked a goal
from the field In the second period from
the thirty yard line. while Deghuee made
the touchdown in tho closing quarter
with five yard run. The lineup:
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CORNWALL, Nov, 2l,--New York Mil
tary Academy football team closed its
season to-day with ~ to q victory
over Middletown IiIgh School, on field
coveted with four inches OF snow and
with lines marked in BLACK iah the going
was hard, The cadets have lost only on.
game this year, that with the Cullom
Han team OF West Point. and have rolled
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SAVES PLAYERS; LOSES GAME.
poly Prep Of Brooklyn shut Out ny
Irving school.

TAERYrowN. Nov. 2l.-The Irving
School football team defeated the eleven
of Poly Prep of brooklyn to-day. 81 To a.
Only three regulars, Rronder Woods and
Ryder We're In the Poly Prep lineup, as
Coach Seagrist wished to take no chance
OF the regulars being injured for the
clash with Erasmus Hall Thanksgiving
Day afternoon n Washington Park,
RroOl,lVu The liueup.
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GAME IN ANKLE DEEP SNOW.
Rensselaer, G-ts Even by Heating
Rochester. to o.

Troy. Nov Elm snow ankle deep the
Rochester University team was beaten to-
day ny the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Inst
tute team, TO o. Tho officials worc
high boots and tho contestants resemblcd
snow men as they got into the skirnlish
II. r I. got even for its defeat. 81 20 q,
last year by Rochester. The Rochester
team wac the henvior. Tho lineup.
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ZERO WEATHER; SNOW APLENTY
vermont and Middirbury play to
scOreiess TIE.

RURLINGToS. VT, Nov. 2l.--The T'nl-
yorslty OF Vermont and Middlehury col.
lege plaNed "a o game ON Centennial
Yield this afternoon In temperature which
slncst reached the zero mark, following
= snow storm, chsS covered the field with
r'tecn inches OF snow.
Both teams were weak on offence and
strong o. defence. penung, tho star
freshman pitcher of Vermont last year,
was put out Of th" game with a broken
rhouldpr. The luoun.
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score Bay Ridge, 0: Manual Training o. Sub
.tut!ons-Grossinan for u. Ottenstein, Rorty for
Weller, Yoeman for Diamond. Goldberg for Egan,
Goldman for Weller, Sussman for Goldman
Referee Al Farrar. Dartmouth. Umpire-prnf-
ley. Linesnan -Dr Aldrtdge. Syrscnse. Ttne of
quarters minutes.
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Rhdia' Or APE ia pr-. a. Oil
on short noil,C, c'nus. t'r.t..
.urtu,eE, %: ''iUus'N-i. .t
stay N. over 900 pa 60
aSS.6 ". lith ~. y. Y. IcI- Nr,nui "
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Score Carlisle, ~; Dickinson, o, Touchdowns
Calac. !; Pratt, Goals from touchdowns-T aAc i.
around. Johnston for Pratt. White for +. Brok-r,
Dickinson, Johnson for Hersier, Simmons for
ton. Umpire Sigmdn. Lafayette, ilnean an ..
iioskins. Lafayette. Time Of periods 10 minutes
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score commercial, q. Boys High, q. Substiru-
tons Durham for relcsca, Schlefsteln FOR Rob
insOn, HAMA for McCleod, Hon for OBrier
Referee Hart. Princeton. rmplre-McI.lroy
I.neSman- Kip. Time OF Qusrters-iO minutes
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Brooklyn Prep.
81. francie.

Score Broohyn Prep. q. 81, Francis q. Touch
down -Dcghuce Goal from ned Etzcl. Substi-
utons-nrooklyn Prep, Hale 70 II. sullivan.
NcCabe for McGrath, Parkes for Kelly: 81
Francis, Ryan ford Smith. johnson for O'Connor,
Donohue Tor COHcy. Referee Ed Goste. TIM
pire L. McCarery, FordhAm. Lincsman-
Nrkcnna. brooklyn Prep. Time Of qusrters-lo
minutes.
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Score Pennsylvania Freshmen. u. Cornell
Freshmen. o. Touehdowns- Welsh. Qulglcy.
Goals from touchdowns- Ross, oulgley. Substi-
tutions-Doe for Shlvcrich, Dickson for Ellen
berger, Bell for Grant, Dexter for Dcrr. Nearing
for Stack. Stoncr for Jones. wiley for Elbc. Young
for Miller. Holman for Hin. Referee -Krogh.
pennsyiv Umpire Bragg. rcbnsylvanlB.
Linesmsn-ford. Pennsylvania Time-Thgec
periods OF 10 minutes each
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Score Rensselaer,, :; Rochcster.o. Touchdown
LockmHn. Goal from touchdown Gallagher.
Referee Phil Draper Williams. tmp!re-f. II.
Granger. springfield. r, = i.nc>nBu SidrE-
negsrr, Harvard Law. Subs;tuisons Rochester,
Gillet for Doyle. Tomm-rs for Hayes. kline for
Ogden Hayes for Kline. Rensselaer,. Bergcl for
Parrot. ZAhn Tor Schf Mckenzie Tor Morse.
Schill for ZHhn. Parrot for Bergel. Hanson for
Couant. Harris for Ptaeger
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ALTOS RFTtIRpp N\D HiBl "
PACKARD TR<Nsr, A RtrNlh g
eSt-e " tlN -, Iels 9oi ;. 80 ''''N
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Score PeeNskill, Pc; De Witt Clinton, O. Touch.
downs Hyde?. Eliot. Skinner, Goals from touch.
down Higgins 2. Sub,tiNiiions Clinton, Carich
for Mills, haz for caroh; Pcekskill, THOMPSON
for Phillips Stevens for cr'odo, II E'lott for DeI.
solar. Ransom for n, Elliott, Coghl,n for ws,e--
worth, Moore for Ives Referer--tjardnrr Of
Brown. Umpire Guilds of Amherst Head
Lnesmsn-irance OF Wesleyan. Time OF quar-.
tiers l, minutes.
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AUTOMOBILE RErAIRI>G
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
LIMOUSINE BODIES

NV, ~ 0ne-htT he orIE nj "
siorel U the rN-si thlyor'"i a.
,Id h., tha' urr read" - ..t
Cadillac. r-rr,ess. 10 '.,'r .....
and others, also used polIc, . 30
HANfS-plEFE\D ERTER go. .
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IMPORTED LIMOUSINE BODY

VIII NJ ls"' wheel base ia ...ls 81
upholstered IN les,hc-. MA rsaH.
NolNlng extra seat, mANoEtr.
doors curved roof cNrcDi'nr." p .-
HAYES pIEFENpERTEH coo. '-.
st, y.
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a"Nys- I"ud; H"nlH.I, Nus''n. F0nihv,
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