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CLINTON BOYS IN FRONT.
Loom Up n- Championship Confess
tauts by Cros. Country Victory.

he WITT Clinton High School doomed
up as q strong contender for the school
boy cross-country championship title when
II defeated three o,her teams IN q run held
over the three and quarter mile Cou So
at Van Cortlandt Park yesterday The
Red and Black runners kept well to-
gether. finishing with the WANING count
II - points, but being closely pushed by
Commercial High School OF Brooklyn,
which had 90 points Boys High school,
also Of Brooklyn, was third, with 30
points. and -. Bcnedict's Prep Of New
ark. y j., far in the rear with l0l points,
FIFTY hoys started and only five failed
to survive tho climb over the hills.
Eddie Larson of Clinton led the field
in The good time OF II minutes - sec
onds. Less than fifteen yards behind fol-
lowed cha les ScErotto. captain Of the
Rcd and Black team, Marshall and Boyd
two Commercial runners were third and
fourth respectively,
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EXETER CRUsHEs TIGER CUBS.
Mars Clean Slate OF Freshmen by
winning, score ~ 20 q.

EXETER y. H.. oct 31.-Excter not
only defeated the hitherto invincible
Princeton freshman football team this
afternoon. but succeeded I'm missing up
what had been clean slate when IL
scored 20 points against the Tiger cubs
Although the freshmen threatened Exc
ter's goal line ON two occasions they
lacked the punch to put the ball over and
the Exeterians still retain the record OF
holding their opponents scoreless.
Both teams played strong defensive
game in the first quarter and there was
no score. Early In the second period
Lake booted a pretty field goal from the
30 yard line and shortly after scored
Exeter's first Touchdown. just before the
half closed Capt. Casey returned Wilson's
punt seventy yards in a brilliant run for
a touchdown.
Exeter's fnal score came in the third
period. when series of line plunges
brought the ball to Princeton's yard
line. and Lake carried II over The play
OF Lake, Scott and Casey featured for
Exeter. while Wilson and Kaufman
played strong game for the freshmen.
The lineup:
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NAVY MANAGES TO WIZ
BY TWO POINT MARGIN
North Carolina Aggics Beaten
by Safety in Hard Game
Score 16 to II.

ANNAPOLIS, oct. 3i.---More evenly
matched than any leans which have
mot on the local gr'd'ron in a long time.
the Navy and Agricultural and Mcchan
ical College OF North Carolina gats
pretty exhibition of football here this af-
tcrnoon The visitors lost by n score OF
IS to Il. the narrow two point margin
of their def at being safety scored
bv the Navy in the third period whe"
Rddick Of Carolina, punting from be.
hind his own goal. had his kick bio kc |
and his team mate Won Brackin VS.
dovned after recovering the ! athcr
North Carolina started the scoring so. =
after tho game opened when Tennv g.
across the goal after sixty yard ~
through n broken field. Navy came bac
shortly after with hard earned tally
and PLAYED hard until the safety gave I.
a lead Of two. to which 1t In the maj
period added $ ven moro by the touch
down route Then 1t was that tho Nisi-
tors gave an exhibition ~ never say dle
spirit. Many teams would have con-
sidered the game ON ice for the opponents
then. but the Tarhnels uncovered beau
tifuI assortment of open plays and Tor
ward masses one. when fore TO II oy
Navy's stubborn resistance close TO mo
goal line. earned their touchdown.
The Nays play again showed that
tho sailors ar not masters OF forward
passes, as most of their efforts to execute
this play proved failures. Tine lineup
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NUHLENBERG TIES BUCKNELL.
Neither Team Able to sc"rc-Lns 1T
Quarter FicrccIy Fought.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, oct. 3l.--Thc Mullen
berg College football team fttinglv cele-
hrated booster day on Muhlcnherg Field
here to-day when it held the strong
Bucmell College aggregation to to o
tie The plaS ing of both teams through
out the game was spectacular Bucknell
was penalized a total Of forty'fve yards
while the locals lost forty yards
Hard lighting to score featured the
last period ON two occasions the locals
advanced tho ball to the . ward line, but
steady holding on tho part Of the Ruc'lnell
line prevented them from getting the
pigsltin across for touchdOwN. 'Hskey,
Luudenslagcr and Stlppc eNcclcd for the
home team. while Topham was N evidence
everywhere for the visitors The lineup
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II wasn't uatu Michigan had made ,
rrst down that Harvard bucN,d M. aud
after carr, ing tine bail to II ~vA.d 10
yard line Michigan tried ao o0 de 6ir,.
logan grabbed tn, kick at tn" SO ward
line Harvird's FIRST scImnlasr was Il
Azzle. Brad'ee fumhled and Mirh.gan re-
covered the ball ON the 4" ward line.
Naulbetsch lanocd tire Harvard side tor
ten yard. on q fake KICK. ou; tn" blu
was brought back Tor h 'idinS.
This check on p-osre. forced Michigan
10 Kick, and A Kick oe the onsidc -peccs
took the BAH to Harvdrd's ls yard line.
fIardwick caught IT,. hut tho wolverine
pack followed the bail so keculy that
Hardw!ck was nailed on the spot Hard
wick won't twelve yards on fake kick,
and having worked the leather that much
rurthe- from it, goal line, the Crimson
hunted without WASTING any more energy
in rushing Francke shot tn" pigsEin into
he zephyrs and planted it on M!cmgan'
IS yard line.
Smith nailed his man for a loss on the
nrst ensuing jab. but Hughitt ripped the
centre for SIX yards before Wallace pulled
him down. Maulbetsch went through The
same aperture for twelve full yards. u
anne Lyons and drilled Harvard's lof'
wing for Ave yards The ball continued
to travel. and there came firs' down 81
itarvards % yard line. II was da~nnI
on Harvard by this time that she had hel
work cut out for her, and i've yarf
penalty on Michigan fo- being onsid" wa
welcomed.
Following this penalty setback to
Michigan Harvard rallied. But the rally
was only momcntarv. Michigan heGa'
rounding again. There came third do~i
and Michigan made use OF ruse. II wa
a fake forward pass Hugh,tt drew bacl
his arm. Maulbctsch rluckoi the ball from
MS mates hand. ami with the Harrar'
team coaxed in and leaving a flank open
Maulbetsch praGccl around that flank an'
Custed twenty yards.
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BROWN BARELY IS VICTOR.
plays Poor Game. hut Manages to
Heat Vermont, ~ TO y.

rroytprNCE. oct. 3i.--Brown was for
tuuatc 10 win over Vermont at Andrews
t'ic'd this afternoon, - to p 1t was one
Of the poorest games played here In
Years Tho Nermonters were outplaycd
in every period except the second, but
Brown lot many opportunities slip away.
Malcolm made all OF Nermonts points
On = blocked punt which he recovered,
and n field goal from the % yard limo.
Brown made thirteen first downs To
N.r.uunts five. Murphv's work stood
out prominently for Brown. He was re-
sporslblc for aim 81 all Of tho Bruno
mans gains, and made 100 Yards on
rush.s. exclusive of his run back of kicks.
Blue and NorCross scored Browns touch
downs on snort gains through the Inc
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TUFTS SCORES LUCKY VICTORY.
Defeats Massachusetts AaRics h.,
OnIy 10 u In Hot Game

NrnroRn Mass oct 3l--ln game
nm ~ excitement Massachusetts Agrt-
cultural forced TUFTS To the limit on
ruft oval - win by t. stn-daN. Tufts
kept tho ban in tn. visitors territory
for tn' frs. period. Parks tried on"
crop 5.cl, from TN" 80 yard lipc, nat
missed
NJ y g. had the wind IN tho second
period and worked the puntinG game 10
perfection Tufts outran tho visit 2
team. hut WHOM in NJ \. G. territory the
superior visiting line would hold for
downs and then ralme~ would boot thu
ball out Of danger Dole and panforth
played Wonderful defensive game for
the visitors. Darling also gaining much
ground for them. Standard. O'ponncll
and bingham starred foy Tufts. The
Imam.
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BULL AT HOME ON OWN COURT.
Defeats winston ut Heights Casino
In three set squash Match.

charles NJ Bull. Jr. Of the Crescent
Athletic club defeated L. $. Winston OF
the Harvard club yesterday in the fea-
turc match Of the annual fall tournament
of the National squash Association at the
Weights Casino courts In Brooklyn, lbs,
6-l5. lS-li. i'm the second round.
Eul, who s representing the Heights
Casino in tho tournament. gained his
victory because Of his better knowl-
edge Of the kinks ot the cour; IN
witch the match was played. The iiar-
ward player could not get going well n
tho first set and lost many points by
banging into tho tclitalc while attempting
- drive low. Eull Oh the other hand
worked fast aud kept his opponent run
ming around In, court after his hIrd
snash,s which went to every wall.
Both the Columbia club and the Heights
Casino champions wor. beaten i'm tho
second round and the strange part Of II
was that both title holders We're beaten
10y the runner up In tho opposite cum
T.. W. Putnam. Who Won the Columh'a
club championship from +. :. ke'ler' Wa
nut out OF the running by j. :. Low, VINO
vas defeated I'm tho final round for the
Heights Casino tito 10y Il. Goepel Late
.u tho afternoon Gpopcl was eliminated
by Kocler. Low won his match from
Putnam in straight gets NJ l5-l2. Id /,
while keelor trumphed over Goor'l N
consecutive sets at lj--lo, l1-lS. II n
noticeable that I'm each ease the loser
made % points Tho summaries
First round--F :. Keeler, Columbia club
defeated j Tavior. Princeton club. Id
ls--lO. \ i Cordcr. Heights Casino. de-
fe,trd f. " Bcllamy, Heights Casino. Is
81 Is. l5.-i
second round-Chsrles NJ. Bull Jr. Height,
. Casino. defeated T. :. Winston, lftr' Ard
rluh Us G--is. lS--li; J. Y. Onau'id
Harvard club defeated II. y. r Rigs
Height. Casino Ia. l5--l0, +, :. Kcolcr
columbia club. defeated r. Go"pcL Hoight'
Casino. 10, la.-l&: j. o Low, lIoieht'
Casino defeated T.. W. Putnam, 'olumh.i
club. LIE. i'll: Hamilton MADDEN. Har
>n.d club defeated ". u. Nsnderpoel
. squash club. lo--lo, SO; T.. du Pont r.
wing Harvard club. defeated Il. Il No.Crs
] .nLL.- n DLnh. ITO. ll--l.
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brown hefore he conld hurl Il.

thrown before he could hurl II.
Michigan took the ball on downs near
its own GO! lire and with time nearly
UP Splawn sent punt OF fitty-f,ve yards
across the sky line. That transferred the
scrap to Harvard's territory, and after
another exchange of punts Hardvick
fumbled, recovered and made ten yards
because of poor taclNing by Michigan.
Harvard's attack then became strong and
slashng. FranCkc vas its chief medium.
lie ripped off gains He is big and
powerful. and. getting up more speed than
lie had shown earlier. stopping him was
like stopping bun. \ first down OF his.
madn with the accompaniment q line
shift. assembled the belligcrents at Niche
gau'e - yard linc and forward pass
tool. the leather TO the &c yard lino. e.
Coolidge caught it at his knees. so low
did 1t come. That was the last play.
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Tome Beats nm at Last.

PORT DEPOSIT, Nd, oct 3l--Tor ne
first time in the athletic history Of the
two institutions Tome defeated I'M
School to-day on the Tome field. The
score was 20 to IA. Tho winning team
was outweighed but better gcncrslship
won the game
Three toucndowns were made Ivy Tome
while HIN could get hut two. on one oc-
C1slon being held for downs on Tonnes
one yard line. Mecnan really won tho
game In the final quarter when he inter
cept"d forward pass and ran eighty
yards for touchdown.
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F. AND NJ. STRONG AT FINISH.
IIa,crford Goal Line Crossed Twice
IN Fourth Period.

HAyrRFoRu. Pa. oct. 3l.--After being
outplayed for three and half quarters
Franklin and Marshall crossed the Haver-
ford goal line twice in the fourth period
for a II TO o victory on Walton Field
to-day.
The sturdy little QuaFcrs played with
a spirit and speed that was q match fo-
tho superior weight Of thei" opponents
until the last part Of the fourth period
when Z. and VI received the bail on Il
short kick from Hav"rford and on two
line plungcs advanced it 20 Haverford'
ten yard line Mvlu carried the bal
over for touchdown The lineup
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BOWDOIN CAN'T LAST IT OUT.
Plays Hard for while. but Later
Bates Rolls Up big score.

BEr NswIcK. Me. oct. 31.-The Bowdoin
College football team played hard foot
ball for three quarters OF to-day's game
against Bates on the formers field. but in
the last fifteen minutes the home players
got going and ran riot with the visitors,
winning by % to 0. In the first quarter
Talbot OF Bates kicked drop kick goal
from the field when the rushing attack Of
his team had been stopped almost at the
goal lire. the kick carving through for
twenty yards. Then came a half hour
OF even play. hut In the final period Bates
ran riot on offence. making three touch
downs. three goals from touchdowns, and
Butler. emulating Talbot. counting with
another field goal The Imam.
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WAII-o&-llInEo oct. ~. -- The
Nov York Military Academy defeated the
irving school Of TATytown to-day by a
score of 80 to i. Irving School VAS the
champion of tho hudson valley last year.
The Irving team lost several good oppor-
lunltles by pour open plays, but earned
tine distinction of being the first team to
score on the New York Military Academy
this year
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WATYRroUN. Conn. oct. 3l--NAWlng
school won from Taft school IN their an
nuol contest here this afternoon by q
score of 81 10 O. Taft played a plu'kT
game against the heavier Pawlirg clcv"n.
INT could not stop the opposing team
when near its goal line. Whitney and
Gargau. the quartcrback played strong
game on the offence. the formcr scoring
two touchdowns. while Gargau added the
third. Ciotf kicked one ot the goals and
Patterson. who went through the Tart
line for substantial gains, kicked tho two
others
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Lnwr.nccv,ile roll. IN Mig score.

LAWrENCFvUIE, y. j.. oct 3l.--Law-
rcNcev'lle School overwhelmed Pennington
here this afternoon by the score OF 6S
e. u. Although OutWeighcd the losers
put M q grand fight and showed grit
during the second half The forward
pass Wa used to great effect by the
Red and BLACK and resulted in several
touchdoWns. Ruhsamen Hunter and
Funk did we'll for Lawrcnceville and
Cooper and War; played the best game
for Pennington.
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kinu-Icy Defeats IIorncc Mann.

The Kingsley School eleven Of Esse<
Tclls. y J., defeated Horace Mann YES
tcrday at tho lattcr's field I'm W'stchcs-
tor county hv a sroro 0t 10 to o. TIL
frs, scoring Was done in the third quar-
ter. when Tremaine drop kicked tae bal
from the So yard line. bingham scorcj
later IA thu same period when he re-
cover a A tumble.
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RuTHERroRp. ~ j., oct, 3l,---Spcctacu-
lar football gave Rutherford ltigh School
- to u victory over the IlaCkousaCk High
School eleven on the Rutherford Field club
grounds this afternoon before a mig
crowd. With the victory went tn" cham
poNshlp Of the Northern New Jersey In
tcrscholnst le"gue which Rutherford
Inns now won thrse successive times
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Flushing Wins Easy Game.

FLUSHING. l.. l.. oct. 3i.-The light
ST Francis Prep eleven OF brooklyn lost
To the Flushing High School this after
noon by a score of "a to o. The heavy
Flushing backs tore through the oppos-
ing line almost at viii. Straight football
vas all that was attempted by ~. Francis,
clark. tho Flushing fullhack. several
times gained from eight to ten yards on
line smaShcS
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GARDEN CRY, oct. 3l.-The St Paul 5
School rolled up a score of az TO IN de-
feating the Oyster Bay High School eleven
this afternoon 81. Pauls played an opcn
game and i've of the fourteen touchdowns
were made on forward passes, Dietrich
and Emery of the st. Paul's back held
made several sensational runs Woodhurn
kicked eight goals from touchdown in
fourteen attempts.
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GEORGETOWN BREAKS THE ICE.
Finally Finds Team u Can Beat In
West Virginia Wesleyan.

WNsHINGToN, oct al. Georgetown won
it's first football victory of the season
here this afternoon. defeating the West
Virginia Wesleyan team. % to 0. The
locals outpltyed the West VirEuians from
the start scoring three touchduwus Oh
" 'ovcrcd fumhles. the fourth score COM
Ing late in tho Rame rs the result Of q
long forward pass. Twice the visitors
on trick plays carried the bah within two
yards OF GeorGetown's goal line but the
locals defence was strong enough to hold
back the invasion. The lineup:
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DRy Makes Every Point.

WHITE PLAINS, y. V. Oct 3l,-The
Yonkers High School football team de-
featod the White Plains High School tea m
here today . To in the seasons first
game of the series to determine the cham
pionship Of WestChcstcr county, Leno>
Day. quarterback, scored all the points
for Yonkers.
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| Ncorc DatmOuth, Y AmhcrSt. o Touch-
from touchdown Tick ? Smb,tltutions Dspt.
mouth perry for films. Rcdnod for = rry.
Soutar Tor Merrill Tor smith. spears for pudritn
Baxter for Nimore Herrows Tor SoutAr. Gle fos
RANtcr. Colby for spears. McAuliGc FOR enid
Duhamel Tor Cannon, pudrith for McAullf'r
tumisk' for Chico. Soutar for Hitchcock for
Irdrith Emcr FOR Winship Che, for Cumisky
Cannon Tor nuhamcl for Murdoch. ThiclSchcr for
Gcrrtsh. ruck for Murdoch Amherst knoWltou
for SWaZcy, Dovnc for Lind WhShburn for
Cooper, Tow for Whshburn knowlton for Rider
Referee Burke ofNorCrSfcr. Umpire hurley OF
Exeter. LinesnRr ingalls, Of Brown. rimc u
| periods 10 ard 4? minutes.
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Forward Pass Helps 81. Johns.

ANNAPoLIs Md, Oct. Main,y
through the use of the forward pass and
the fine running Of Hcisc and Bowen.
st. Johns won from Western Maryland
College here to-day by IS Ia o.
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g-0ro- -RW0NnrTT, %, MWhToNN0rE, o. TVN'
stItutions -BurknelL Davis for MlcDermo't,
HOPPER for Spotts porop ak for SNYDER, 70
Redcnk I,oudouslaFer for Reisner, CASTOR
for Corhov. Corhny for lIennlnger, lIenui-
ger for i,agton TteferNo--Dr Newton.
Penn Vmpire--tirccn, syracuse, Lines
man Edp ards Lafayette. Time Of periods
--.li minutes,
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Al Ray RtdEe-Crescent \. G, = rossN,c
r G., o.
Central Y, NJ, e A. !.
At staten Isand~-B'nsonhurst, g, pieh-
mond County, >.
Al Marquette oval Brooklyns S, stroll.
erg q.
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GARnEN CITY. l.. l., oct. 81 The Red
stars Of Newark defeated tho Garden
city haskethall team here tonight score
as to ~ The chief factor in the victory
was tho playing of Sk'llmnu or tho win
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U.w. Wins EnGIcvood iiandtcap.

ENGLEwoop. - J.. oct 3I.--A. IS hole
handicap was played to-day at the Engle-
wood Country club and was won by Nor
gan r. Howe His score MAS s6--lt, ~,
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ScOrc- Union, "a X p. /, q. IOucNdOWnh
Roof, Girng jackson. Goals from touch
doNns Girling 8. Goal from drop Kick Rose
cram Substitntlons Union, Nash for Roof
Nudge Tor Beaver. Cleveland for Sterbuck
Anderson for Jenkins. II. T. ! . precg"r for Lock
wood Morris for Cox, schulz for Iehm ltcfefc"
Draper Williams. Umpire saunders, tohn.
bia Llncsman Hunter S"rscusc, Time OF
quarters II minutes
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SCOr" OuNs " Maine, u. IouchduNns
Ca~l"y . Goals from touchdowns Fraser ,.
SubStiuuuons Colby, lowncy for Bclgcr, kol-
seth for Dcasv. Golden for Lowncy, Thompson
fur kolscth. Met ormick FOR Thompson. Rams
dell for Stanwnod. ShuSter for Golden Maine
Gnrhatn for Martin. Rudmsn for MoIltou Krigcr
Tor Gorhain Il ardon for krigcr, Martin for XIX,
Peterson for CULVER, Npccrs for BcruhciScl
HcCcrcc Iapgood, BROWN. Umpire Dorman
Coiumba Ilncsman CGnncll. Hidgc Training
SCuOui, Tine OF pctlodS 10 minutes
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dow ~ N0TVT0s-- '0ITT, NTUT-
feld-MAlcolm. Substitutions-Rro Colt
shall FOR booth. Farnu mtor Sprtgue. purslu
for Murphy. Donovan FOR Hutucr. wade for
tiottsha'l Murphy FOR Dursin, Gottshall FOR
wade chandler for Blue. Fraser FOR Nor
cross. Vermont. Paulson Tor Pike. walker for
Armstrong Glidden Tor Nizner Referee
u = Andrew. vale Umplrc--N. :. Davis,
Wesleyan Iinesmau--F. T.. Love Dart
mouth. Time OF periods--l2 minutes
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a. clearly stamped as an intaglio. This
sidelight on the game illumined this in
tersectional meeting and argued for more
of the same kho.
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Score Hatcs, g, HoWdoin. o. TOuchdowns
downs Manuel. g. Goals from neld Talbot.
Butler. Substitutions Rates. SULLIVAN for Clif-
ford. \. Neville for StillmHn, Swift for Boyd.
pidgeon for Talbot, Davis for Pidgron Stct-
Oachcr for Conner Curtain for StctbAcher. bow
dom. 6. Foster for Wood, Austin for Lcadbettcr
Floyd for Chapman. H. Poster TOR Dyer. col
bath for II. Foster, H. Foster for Goliath. Man
nix for Shumway MacCormick for Mannix
ManniH for Mace ormlck. Referee Murphy
Harvard. Umpire Brown. Boston \. \. Lines
IS minutes each
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score IIarN ard, Z Michigan, o. Touchdown-
tInrdwlck Goal from touchdown Hardwlck
SuOstitutIonS Harvard, Bigclow for wallace, Z.
Coolidge for smith Michigan. Dunno Tor Brnton
Rchor Tor Mcliale. James for Staat5. Referee,
" : Tangford Umpire II II. lIackct. tlcld
Judge Lieut. Prince Linesman Nathan, TUFTS
{ me of periods is minutes.
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%ru-e--I and VI. -, Ht'er'p- ]. %. T0urh.
dopus. Mv'in. Mover. Gonis from touch
doRu-HIi aimlu. %. SuhSti'u' ion--rli aNr-ford-.H
,'rosmsn for Martvlck. Mh7tvi,h for eros
man. Sh'plcv Tor Fam Gardiu,r for Han
mum, KIRK Cor NanDdm. trusman for Mar .
,.ick Nart'yiCk for trosmsn. NsrDam for
Kirk Kirk fu- NanDam. Moore Tor Elrk
johnson for Hauuum, Saugrer for Moore.
Kirk for Snugree. Savgree for Ma~twick
Franklin and Nlrshall--Ntssler for Ieimtu.
German Tor Berger Williams for Wsugsran,
Gerhart for Williams Mover for BeTger.
Referee Mot,tf. P-inCetou. tmp!~t- *
man. Iin"smln-. Hosklus Laft.rtfr Tine
~ pcriOds- a. minutes
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roucbdowns-H Harrison, I? Tenny Rddick.
Goals from touchdown Blodgeu, >; RIO
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