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New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
INCIDENTS OF BIG
BATTLE In BOWL
Brickley Leads Team on
Field and Then Does
Some Drop Kicking.

Brickley led his team on the field
and Immediately began 10 practise drop
kicking His first try, which was from
the s-yard line, failed Then, moving
backward for each kick, he put eleven
squarely between the posts. His
twelfth, from an angle on the 35-yard
line, hit post and bounded back, but
Brickley made up for that by putting
over two in succession from the same
line and making two place kicks from
the 40-yard line. He put the ball down
when the team began signal practice n
little later, but ran TO the side lines
Immediately.
In pronouncing Mahan please remem-
Der that the accent is on the first syl-
liable.
Walter Maranville and wife, Of
Springfield, were spectators at the
game.
Charlie Ebbets says he is going to
move the Yale Bowl TO Brooklyn for the
next worlds series.
The Yale band played 81 Want to Go
Back 10 Michigan" but Harvard did
not show any great enthusiasm. To
the followers of the Crimson Michigan
means Maulbetsch.
Nate Tufts's dives into scrimmage
for the ball were much admired.
Not a few football players Of the
old school were astounded when the
trainer ran out or the field carrying q
tray of individual drinking cups.
Percy Haughton shook hands with
every Harvard player as he came of
the field.
The brightest thing on the field were
the blankets Of the Harvard players.
Carlisle would covet them.
Seovil gained almost 200 yards warm
ing up on the side lines before he got
into the game.
Harvard's football victory broke
Yales winning streak, which had IN
cluded track, baseball and football.
The game to-day marked the first
time that any team has ever scored
third successive victory against Yale
N football.
New Haven never received as many
reople in single day as this after
noon. In fact, no modern city has, un-
less it were Brussels or Antwerp.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
Dartmouth CruSheS
The Syracuse Eleven

twenty-seyen yards by Ghce TO Win
ship.
Csptsin Larry Whitney and Ghec
were the brilliant individual players
for Dartmouth. Whitney being con
s!sten. gamer through the line. while
Ghee's handling of kicks and his brill
liant run-in Of many Of them brought
tho spectators TO their feet. Murdock
also made several unusually long runs
ard Curtis'S nuntlng was Of invaluable
assistance &c his team.
For Syracuse the punting Of OCon-
nell was good considering that on al
most every attempt he was hurried
because Of the charging Dartmouth
forwards. Although he did not get as
much distance rs his opponent. not one
of his Kicks was blocked and generally
MIS- kicks were high enough to enable
his ends to cover them. Wilkinson dur
ing the time he was in the game also
kicked well and he carried the ball
well. making several short gains
Rose proved power in the offence and
his defensive game also was good.
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
MCGEE and Prior
Again in a Tie

Charles McGee and Ralph Prior tied
for the second time in their semi-final
match for the presidents cup at Fox
Hills Golf Club yesterday. Early in
the week this pair finished on even
terms. so that second round was
necessary. This was played yesterday,
and Prior had his opponent five down
at the turn.
With fine spurt, however, McGee
squared the match on the home green.
They will play for the third time under
handicap conditions between now and
Thanksgiving, for on that day the win
ner is scheduled to meet W. Roy Barn
hill in the decisive test.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
ANOTHER NIGHT VI
10Y IN BOSTON

Boston. Nov. Wildly etao,os,bsi
supporters of two victorious i'V'is, n 3,
teamg celebrated their successes !" e.y
theatre and hotel district o. 'ss5 'ls,a5sss
tonight. While Dartmouth ',-cy .ictery
and graduates, flushed with m tne ~ Fss.
of their team against Syracuse :, ,srry
wav Park this afternoon, mau. ., he
az theatres during the eleH';I' IN frss
Harvard spectator army eaiH' -
New Haven. d.. a.dieaas'
os ~ Vale Bowl at the expense o. q,,l.
Blue was begun Immediately, ,,,i. %
alter train rolled into the terni,nIi' t.e.rrrlai e.
loading hundreds Of additions, a,sss,..s'
tbusiasts. and when the nv 90
cmptied the Dartmouth ero~ds ''S Grss
nortors Of the Crimson ahu .S.tr.
merged in their demonstrators
ances,
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
Story in Detail of Triumph
OF the Crimson Over the Blue
ShOWing Size
of Yale Bowl

fBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.l
New Haven. Nov. 2i.-In the mass Of
figures which have been given about
the dimensions of the bowl the specta-
tor IL inclined to grow confused. One
statement may serve To bring home the
vast sire Of the structure.
Persons who sat at the top OF the
north end of the amphltheatre were
Just one-eighth Of mile away from
Jef Coolidge when he crossed Yale's
goal line for a touchdown after
ninety yard run.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

Touchdowns-Yuis 80 Field gOal-Maloncf.
Goals from touchdowns-W Wymard Nule. sub
sututes-Fordham, Rice for Eeordan. 'oni,liu
for Rice Butler for j. Conkliu. Rice Tor
Wymard Doherty for y. COukln kclthor
loney. I'sllie for Duffy. Maloncy FOR Kirk.
Referee -Hsrwood. OF Virginia. Umpire
Bammon. Of Princeton. Lnesman--M BAN
mon OF Princeton. Time o. periods-liiteen
minutes each.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
Credit for Play
Goes to "Bunch"
fBy Teiogrsph 70 The Tribune ]

Now Haven, Sov. 2L-Although the
players In the Nnle-Hnryard game
were not numbered. a man with n meg
aphonc made pretty fair shift In fol-
lowing the progress of the bail ana an
uounclng tho name Of runner aud
tucitier.
Ira one melee. however, no less than
four Harvard men swoopcJ down upon
Ie Gore and brought him TO earth.
Despairlng Of unrayelling the mystery
the megaphone man shouted: &c Gore
tackled by the bunch"
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

Touchdowns-Wh!tney curtis C9. Perry,
Cuu.skcy. Wirship. Goals from touchiowns
Curtis 81. Tuck. substitute Dartmouth.
Colby for Merrill Perry Tor Wlnsh.p. Gerrlsh
for Muriock. smith FOR colby. Chiids FOR
Cotton. Cuniskey for Ghcc Merrill Tor
spears. Baxter for M!lmore. Elms for Red
field. Spears FOR Merrill Tuck Tor Gerrish.
Colby for Spears. Syracuse. Wakefield for
Wilkinson. Flrber for Woodruff. schultz for
O. O'Conndl. O'Connell FOR Wakefield. Bafter
FOR Seymour BaDslcr FOR Shufclt. Wilbur Tor
Travis Raftcr for Seymour Triec for Nc
Elligott l. johnson for Rsfter. Reterec-N.
J. Thompson or Georgetown Umpre-W. y.
Morice of PENNSYLVANIA. Head line tsmau
pr =. !. a. Briou. ~ TUFTS. Time Of periods
Fifteen minutos each.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
Dashing Beauty Was Se.,
Everywhere in New
Haven Streets.
FIERCE ASSAULT
ON LUNCH COUNTERS
Salvo of AZ Cm. Douybru,.
Apple Pies Accomplished
Fearful Results.

''','' - nay h'' sas1 tie s,,.,
" nay BE- slightly sra,s,d.
la d'Hin7 deep iH football Ia.
Our ehoi,s Is nsysf ba,sss
NJ nay be "fo's-'o usn r. MA
We DO N. best ~ ess.
Bot keep ycvr Bri.kis,s s.st.,
Our -ad soss On Hatss.
o Duicinea seemed 70 be eyo,,,.-,
5he thought 20 was a perfe., 4hers.
football, just a touch Of .4@y ior
ar. She really wis shed she bsJ ~ Ne
along the steamer rug she h. Sg'oagi,
across last summer. I,..a "ae gong
father thought she vas ersz.y, az nef
a. game and freeze % death ~ 20 %
she liSed football, but she resilV ey.,ss i.,
70 watch the crowd. Wasn't /, y,.1 .oIsa
ful, so many people coming fro,,' 'onlef'
where She thought it would ,s'efy-
rible II fire broke out. with " ter-
people IN the New Haven Co.. tnAny
wondered whether they ever ano
accidents on the trolley esr, "e sny
had known they we're goino - i ms
slow getting out. she woulS V 50
walked. wouldn't the PLAYERS i. .s nags
OF catching cold on such ,",sie
she supposed they were in gooi ,.It ~
ton. She guessed they had "a >. bs0~sl'
Lots OF Dulcinea's brothers s,5.
ms we're along, too, and sorns ioa,.'5
as though they might have had 'yssa y.,
or Harvard degree tucked avav 80. ss'
where, but they tried hard moi - so =,
on. NV F" s
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

loose, and leaping to his feet continued
for a few yards. lie was tackled again,
and this time fumbled the ball. A Har-
ward man fell on it, but the referee de-
clared the ball dead where lie Gore was
first stopped, and the ball went back
TO Yale The Blue held the ball for
few moments only, and lie Gore booted
10 Mahan, who again fumbled, but re-
covered it, Bradlee hit the line for
three yards and the period ended.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

A Spectator on the train ,o,s y.
prospective purchaser that n ~ 'g.a ~, !
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ticket for 50; otherwise the price 49,
be $40. As Wilhelm couldn't be rsses.S l..i
SIg was paid, and the seat was riss,
behind the goal posts, at that sl'
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11

AGENTS Statesmen make $50 weekly
introducing chemical coolers new in
vention. Sells quickly to hotels, res
taurants, butchers, etc. Cools cheaper
than ice alone. Many advantages. Best
selling article on the market. Chemical
Refrigerator Company, Dept. 7, Chi
cago.