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INDIANS; TRAMPLED
BY HARVARD, 20 TOT
Carlisle Players Gain More
Than the Crimson in Run
ming Attack.
ROUGHTNG BY THE LOSERS

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. oct. o--Harvard's
score Of 20 points against the Carlisle
indian and the I points obtained by the
visitors fail to show the excitement OF
the contest or the even fight that went
on to-day on the stadium Field. The
Indians came here with an attack which
was strong enough to drive through the
Crimson's best varsity and first substt-
tute defence for more than go yards
of ground. this distance being 100 yards
more than the Crimson was able to gain
M its running attack.
The Indians touchdown was made on
hard, clean. driving football. Their
backs. notably the wonderful Calac.
drove seventy-hce consecutive yards up
the field. aud finally WoTord swung
around the Crimson's left wing for a
touchdown.
Harvard scored three t%oucldowns In
the first half and a touchdown and "A
field goal In the second.
The first score was made by Mahan.
who ran back II Kick and one which
his line had nearly blocked. for "A dis
lance OF thirty-seveu yards and through
, inv 1i'lsill 81
4 little later the Indians made "A for
ward pass after they had come up the
Aeld more than MY yards on line plays,
but Calac threw the ball into Mckfn-
locks arms. and the Harvard fullback
iad u clear field of eighty yards. whlc.
he covered ut "A 10 second clip for an
other touchdown.
The next score was aided by q big
penalty against Carlisle for Cranes
r~oughness. Mahan shooting a forward
pass TO Coolidge for an is yard gair
ana then King ploughing through the
centre in three plays for over 10 yards
for the score.
McKinlock's goa was made easy in
the second half. his shot being "A low
one from the - yard line. Immedi-
ateiy after this. and with "A substitute
Harvard team In the game. the Indians
drove up the field from the kickoff. II
took ten plays only to MAKE the seventy
five yard Journey to the Crimson goa
line.
Just before the gar. ended the In.
dams fumbled "A Kick. Soucey recover
ing, and the Crimson quickly shot over
the goal line. Ifarte made "A nineteen
yard gain on "A forward pass from Wat.
son. and Horween drove over the re-
naming distance. which was about four
teen yards.
Harvard completed two FORWARD
passes In the game and the ndian one
The Carlisle attack was well masked
and the visitors rush line did wei
against its heavier opponents. Taylor
played a remarkable gaine at centre fol
Harvard. while Mahan never was more
brilliant. The lineup:
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NkVY'S GUNS SILENCED
BY PITTSBURG, 47-12
Vail Is Only Midshipman Who
Appears to SHOW. Against
steel City Men.

Oct. 9--Relying mainly
on end runs. and with a system Of attack
which put every man in the play. the
University ~ Pit.sburg rave the Mid
shipmen a drubbing here today, winning
a. TO ~ in forty-ctght minut OF play,
With Hastings, Williamson. Dehart and
Miller CARRYING the ball. end runs from
scrimmage Of up to forty yards were
frequent. and the body blocking of the
visiting players was about as good as
any ever seen here. only the work of
Vail cheered the Navy crowd.
Hastings ran back Won Heimburg's
first kickoff for forty yards. and II took
Just five plays To carry the BAH over
The goal line. Hastings carried the ball
IN three plays and Fry n Miller IN
the others. Miller scored another touch
down In this quarter II Williamson
in the second, Fry kicking all three
goals.
Toward the close of the second quarter
Martin. Navy's end. intercepted the ball
OF a forward pass and ran ninety-hHt
wards for n touchdown. McLare
crossed the Navy's line in the third quar-
ter. The mlddies got the ball on the
visitors % yard line at the opening oil
the final period and Vail carried II over
The final quarter furnished some spec
tacular football. Heron scored the frst
~,ouchdow after Blodgett's punt had
been blocked. On the second Hilty
caught the ball after one of his owr
sid,'s passes had bounded of a mid
shiuman. Rlodgelt kicked of after this
/ score and Dchart ran ninety yards FOL
a touchdown. The lineup.
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AMHERST BEATS BROWN. 10.
victors OutNeiHh he'd, ~ G-
Touchdown In Inst Quarter.

AMHERST. Mass, Oct. 9.-Amscist
added its third straight game o. he
right side of the ledger to-day b. IT,.
umphing over brown IN a hard ipI-Nt
battle : to u. The first half Wa ,r-.
less. brown showing up best bS ou'.
rushing Amherst eight first dnwtr o
two. Amherst was outweighed "t.!.
fifteen pounds to the man, bGt tN'n
this did not stop the determined rlsa -
the Amherst backiield in he last guar 70
when they pushed III bah over for a
touchdown.
Most OF the credit must go 20 '''n'
Rider. who ripped through the n'a."
Brown line for big gains wh"u ' :
were most needed. Pollard ran s..'. 70
yards through Ia. whole Amherst ':l
on n kicker. to- be brought du7 o
Amherst's fifteen yard line h. i.0 =
l,hn lInniIn
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCORES.

Harvard, 20; Carlisle, 7,
Yale. :; Lehigh. 6.
princeton, 3: syracuse, o
Fem state. lS: Penn. 3
Army, a2; Gettysburg, o.
Pittsburg, A.; Navy. IA
dartmouth. 90; Tufts. Z
Cornell, A6: williams, G.
Amherst, Z; Brown. ..
Washington and Jefferson. II; Lafay-
Johns Hopkins. SIS; Mount 81. Mary's, o,
New York University. 81; Hamilton. 10.
S~warthmsore. 3; Bucknell, O.
Union, D; Fordham. 0.
Rutgers, &c; II. i. I,.0
Wesleyan, 10; Norwich. 0.
Wisconsin, IS: Marquette, O.
Ohio state, Il: case. o..
Nebraska University. 81; Kansas Az
ohio Wesleyan, II; Lafayette, o.
Kansas University. 81; Normal. g.,
Minnesota University, 81; Ames. 6.
Washington, lS; Missouri. o.
Western Reserve, 81; Kenyon. o.
Indiana, Al: Miami, y.
Purdue. 20; Eeloit, 0.
New Hampshire, Is. connccticut State, O
Georgia Tech, q; Davidson, N. C., COL
lege, T.
Tome, 81; Baltimore city College. 0.
Washington aud Lee, 81; Marshall. 0,
Vanderbilt. rs; Georgetown IN. ~. Z.
Tulane, l3; Southwestern Industrial, 0.
Auburn, 8; Florida, o,
Georgia, g. Chattanooga. 9,
South Carolina Al s. c. PRESBYTERIAN
Arkansas. le: Ouacheta. Z.
v. " l., 7; Gallaudet. o.
Kentucky, ga Earlham. 0.
virginia, 10; Richmond. 0
Sewanee, ~; cumberland, O.
Clemson, O. tennessee, o.
Louisiana, ik; Mississippi College, ..
Alabama, 81; Birmingham College. o.
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TIBBOTT'S TOE
GAINS TIGERS
VICTORYAGAIN
Goal From % Yard Line Is
Only Score in Game
With Syracuse.
LITTLE D~RILLIANCY
Is SHOWN BY EITHER

PRINCETON, Oct. 9.-Princeton de-
feat,d Syracuse, 8 to o. In a rather un-
interesting game here to-day. n goal
from the field by Dave Tibbott from the
20 yard line In the closing moments OF
the third quarter deciding the out
come. The Tigers were fortunate In
getting the lone score of the game. for
IL was the direct result OF a bad pass
by McDonough TO Wilkinson. the lat
ter Of whom was back for a kick. The
ball went To- Princeton on the syracuse
80 yard line and the Tigers worked II
to Il point directly in front Of the goal
posts. from which Tibbott used his toe
4 the best advantage.
Princeton played an altogether DIFF
ferent kind OF game from that which II
used against Rutgers last Saturday and
as a result the team showed up to much
better advantage Tibbott, who won
to-day's game. did exactly the same
thing last Saturday when he scored all
the points made by the Tigers.
Syracuse lost many golden oppor-
t~unities to score through bad Judgment
bad handling OF the ball and possibly
bad luck. Four or five times the New
Workers managed to gain possession OF
the ball within striking distance OF the
Princeton goal. only to lose 1t. The best
chance that the Orange had was lost
through poor generalship.
1t was IN tue tniru 4uar.er' are,
princeton hau scoreu' "'ih!"son KIN"
on TO l.ambertoh. VINO hiu taken ilo-
bolts place aitei the latter hau cone
Ms best. LhmDerton carrlou the pig
kin from his " : yard line for a
twenty-five yard gain. Two line plays
failed 10 bring any advantage 10 the
Tigers and briggs Kicked out OF IAN.
ger tn Mcehan. who caught the pail
on his own 40 yard line and carried II
back "a couple OF yards. Rose went
through the right tackle FOR 1--WE yards
A forward pass. Wilkinson TO slater
Melted a gain OF fortN-seven yards Tor
the Orange and left the ball on Prince
tons Is yard line.
Every one looked for a kick. as the
men were on a straight line with the
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clinton start. with Victory.

De Witt Clinton started Of with a
victory over fvandcr Guilds by the
Scpre OF . goals 81 | In the first high
school championship game of the sea
son at CrotuSa Athletic Field yesterday.
MacCracken shot a goal for Evande
Childs in the first half. but in the sec
ond period Perrotti and Pines each
scored for II. Witt Clinton.
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DARTMOUTH HAS TO FIGHT.
Tufts beaten In stubborn Football
Battle by 20 70 2.

HANovER. n. H.. oct. a.--Dartmouth
defeated Tufts here to-day in "A stub
bornly fought game. 20 TO :. Dartmouth
started of with a rush. scoring from
midiield IN a forward pass and a
plunge by Duhamel. In the second
quarter Tufts held Dartmouth for four
downs when Dartmouth had only seven
yards to go. but Dartmouth scored soon
after on a run by MacDonough and a
plunge by Gerrisn.
The Dartmouth line and end werp
very poor. Tufts opened up wide end
plays at the end of the second quarter
Trd fine runs by poane and Wescott
scored n Touchdown.
Gerrish at left half and MacDonough.
the diminut!ve quarterback. did the best
work for Dartmouth. The lineup:
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KrinNky saves Boys Uigh Trn'

Although neither side s'u.,i
Commercials Bows illgn so,''"
which opened the high sch OIL. - o.
the Parad. Grounds. iu Byupk
terday. it was due to the gr"l' So
y. Krinsky. In goa, ior BOYS II -.
Commercial did not Obtain a 80.
victory. The e ugrr,id. pla''
possession Of tine bah uract'ra..'
the first half aCd iG TIVE sorp.'
Boys High stIl, needed k.u.|,,
defence TO save tue day.
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Bentley to Taft. placed the ball on the
Lehigh 3 yard line. Then the coaches
sent In Harry l.egore. who played on the
varsity for the first time this season to-
day. He took the bali over the limo
easily and added another point by kick
ms the goal.
After that the Yale attack weakened
n the defence was flimsy. The team
showed no Improvement over "A week ago.
and Lehigh advanced the ball. after .
tumble by Legore, to the Yale 20 yard
line. Cahall then from the 80 yard line
made a successful drop kick. Tho
linCup
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W. AND J.. SCORES II
TO L~AFAYETTE'S 0
FOlwell's Remade Eleven. at
First on Defensive, Then
Plays Good Football.

WASHINGTON, Pa. oct. a.--Washing-
ton and Jeferson's remade football team
found itself this afternoon when II ex-
ceeded all exp'ctations and defeated the
powerful Lafayette eleven. II TO o, Fol-
lowing the first ten minutes of play.
when the Red and Black was almost
wholly on defensive. Folwell's machine
came back with a vengeance, played the
Eastern eleven on It's feet In all kinds
Of football and piled up two ~touchdowns
and kicked "A goal from field.
The touchdowns were distributed over
as many periods. n coming in the
second period and the second In the
fourth period. The W. and J. field goal.
a pretty boot from placement by half
back Moser at the twenty-seven yard
line. was negotiated in the third period.
IT.. la.r,.
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MoNrcL.AIR, ". j., oct. s.-ln the
championship series Of the Field Club
Soccer League here to-day the clever
OF the Montclair Athletic Gu defeated
the Richmond County Ffald Il by the
score of 3 goals to o. At half time the
home team led by . goals to 0, the re-
suit Of good shots by Raetzcr and Gard
ner. In the second period Schmidt added
the third goal.
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WESLEYAN BLANKS NORWICH.
Deetien. winners Former Quar-
terback, Gets Into Game Again.

MIpDLErowS, Conn. Oct. s.-Wesleyan
had II easy with Norwich University on
Andrus Field to-day. winning 20 to 0.
One touchdown came In the first period.
when short rEshes carried the ball the
length OF the field, and Markthaler was
pushed over for the score, Stookey
made the two other touchdowHs, one
after a twenty-five yard run through a
broken field and the other on an end
run of fifteen yards. DeetJen. Wes-
Isyan's fast quarter of two years ago.
made his first appearance this year in
asuit, taking Markthaler's place at right
half. Berry INC Beewe were the visi-
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GARpEN CITY. l.. l.. oct. a-Hamilton
Institute Of New York and the ST. Paul's
School hat,led to "A 10 all tie here this
afternoon. Formosa saved st. Pauls
from defeat when IN the last minute Of
play he intercepted a forward pass and
ran nifty yards. he scored on "A line
plunge on the next play.
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Hall q Buay Goal shooter.

ENGLEwooD. y. J., oct 1.-THE soccer
team Of the Englewpod Field cub
proved no match for the B~cnsonhurS
eleven In the Field Club League cham
pionship game played here to-day. The
visitors won by 4 goals to 0. scoring
three in the first half and one in the
second Hall shot three goals in sue
cesSion.
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ton 20 yard line Erwig made his second
touchdown. Cam kicked goal.
All OF Hamilton's scoring was done In
the fourth period after ten %. the Violet
substitutes had replaced the regulars.
Following FIVE successive rushcs Pope
carried the ball over from the 4 YARD
hnc. Jones failed to kick goal.
Five minutes before ,,ine was called
Schwartz threw n iorward pass TO Grill
liths. who raced seventy-five yards for
a touchdown. Jones scored the extra
tally. After an exchange of punts the
game was called vita the bali n New
fOrk's possession At midiield. The
Lineup,
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Continue play for October Cups.

STANFORD, Conn. Oct, 9.-The first
round OF match play for the October
prizes was completed Mt the Wee Burn
Golf Club to-day. The summary:
shoonmaker beat Fred Schavoir. 4
IN, II n Woodbury. beat A. W, stark,
! and q; schuyler Merritt. beat Il. J. san,
derson, 3 and /; II; l. woodbury. beat r.
Shy aefault from II. I. Miller; =. r, Rine-
hart, Jr:, beat j j. Cloqnsn. y ana !:
| Chester selieck beat $. C. Kelley 4 and g..
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Robinson Takes sweepstakes.

CALDWELL. N. j., Oct, AN eighteen
! hole sweepstakes event at the Essex
| FEELS Golf club to-day was won by
y w. Robinson. Tit scores: +. w.
| Robinson, 1923. SO; T. Merriman,
| 95-ll, 81; ]. l., McCord. lcO-l6. ~.
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FIELD GOAL BEATS BUCKNELL,
S%wnrtbmorc Haifback Wins Game
for his Team.

LCwisPURG, Pa, oct. I'm n fast,
clean game in which Few penalties werr
ilncs'd SwarthmOre defeated Bucknell
he q to-day, 3 to %. through tornog's
goal from the field, The score was made
~ ~. end Of the frst quarter.
NIF.lrI a Misunderstanding Of the
o"ci"ls the first period was 20 minutes
instead Of 10. as agreed upon, The
lineup
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Tie In SchOolbOy Soccer.

A tie at soccer resulted in the game
between Morris High and Erasmus In
the high school series at Crutona Ath-
letlc Field yesterday. Pacholk of Nor
ris scored first from - penalty, hut
Smith OF Erasmus equalized and saved
his side
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Overseas Wanderers start Well.

Playing their first game in the an
nual championship series OF the Satur-
day Amateur Soccer League. the over
seas Wanderers. t~itleholders. defeated
tine Central Y. NJ. q. 4 10y the score
~ . goals 10 ! NJ Van Cortlandt Park
yesterday afternoon.
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'o-day's was Unions third victory IN

Score Union, q FUrdlam, Q. suhsiltn.
lions -Cnion-A\Ila for Nioynihan. Nu'im,r
for Nudge. Moyrihan for Nottman. Upnt
for Nioynih.n, tordham Cant~,ll io- Coz.
Mulcahey, Crainilcid for tpHalin. tolacn fr
Norcauldi, Treancr for D'iellnty. MulJ,hry
for Benson, NorcauiIi frr Butler. Contliu
for Mu'cahcy. Maguire for Golden. Goals
from placcmcr'-AndrrSrn. = Referee
Risley OF Colgate.s Umpire Reed, Spring
field.
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MrppLEBuRY, VT, oct. s,-Stevens In
stitute and Middlcbury College played
to a sc,reless tie here this afternoon.
The teams were about evenly matched
in weight and neither had an offence
which was good for consistent gains.
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ScOrc--AmhcrS =. Brown. ~
down-Goodrich Coal FROM tui,h.
Rider. sui,>titutions .tmhrr>; VIM
Tabcr. brown. R">~cr iu Murp'
lard for Hillhousr. Couruy 'ur Nurpn'
Brace, Saxon for Pollard. | vi t." T.
Wade for Booth, Sprasuc for stan r
Brown. Is. 4. A Ref rec tur,l
Iine~man-kenncdy Amherst. IL
prriod>-I2 minutes
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OUAKERS CRUMPLE
BEFORE PENN STATE
L. Of P.'s Secondary Defence Is
Weak and the Team Is
Beaten, Is to 3.
FORWARD PASSING Is POOR

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. s.-The Penn
state football team crumpled the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania defence twice
in the third quarter this afternoon on
Franklin Field and as a result won. 10
to 3.
The first State score came when
Bergman skirted PENIS right wing for
forty yards to the goal line. Toward
the end Of the period a forward pass,
Ewing to Higgins. resulted In another
touchdown from the Quakers' 42 yard
line.
The Quakers' lone tally amt in the
quarter. when Matthews scored
a drop kick from the 90 yard line. The
two teams were about evenly matched.
with Penn having a shade the better
Of things except for the two moments
when the team went to pieces. The
whole difference In the teams was that
states secondary defence was impene-
trable. while Penn did not have such
"A thing,
The Quaker backs invariably rushed
into the line of scrimmage. The result
was that when "a state man got through
th. line there was nothing between
him and the goal but Bell.
state runners got through the
quaker line on three occasions. The
first time iell managed to trip up the
runner 80 that Hopkins could down him.
but In the two other instances the run
ners easily got away. He'll fumbled a
punt. which gave state its second
chance to score.
outside Of the forward pass that re-
suited in H~iggins's touchdown state did
not complete another in ten attempts.
Penn made three in twelve tries. Penn
also made seven first downs 10 states
four. In other respects neither team
had a noticeable advantage.
Icager. Higgins. bergman and Ewing
were the stars for State on the offence,
Ycagcr and Higgins were the whole
team on the defence, making more than
half of the tackles between them. Hop
kins. Matthews and Welsh did the best
for Penn. Thp ln.up.
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v NIUTF-NF ~IIy III " NVEWI'H' V TUUVH'
down -St.okcr, =; Markthaler. Goals from
to ichiOWas- De.tlen, . Hlnglcy. Substitu
4! -Weslcyan-Etton for Eustis, wooley
FOR Talbot, Freideveaux for Young. Becker
fnr iIlagley. Stookey Tor Becker, Deetjea
fnr ~" nthHtpr, SlOcum for Peck, Nor
wl-h-Dcrrigk. for Cameron. H.w.tt for
Sn ", K.nsman FOR Hedges. Bishop for
kiT-man, B!Nh"e for Bishop Referee-car-
prntrr. Harvard. Tmpirc-Princc, West
lp,nl iinesman-COllett, Trinity, Time
OF periods, - minutes.
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Score Princeton. 3: Syracuse. O. Goal from
Aeld-Tibbott. Observation-Disclosures
LAmbcrton for Tibbott LatrotS for Kaufman:
Wilson for Brown, Click for Lamberton. Amcs
for Click Syracuse -Rafter for Newbury.
Slater for Brown. Sewhury for Slater, Blown
for Ncwbury. O'COnnell To- Slater, Huyck for
Mcehan. Ruthstein for Travis. Referee-G. y.
Bankart, Dartmouth. Umpire-P. J.. Magof-
nm, Michigan. Field iudge--E. i. Dennis,
Pennsylvania. Lintsman-J. A. Hatch.
Williams. Time Of quarters is minutes.
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Dartmouth Positions. Tufts.
Pudr.th ........Lef end ....... Standard
MacAuliTe. .... Left tackle ........ acham
Merrill. ........ Left guard. ....... Morris
Baxter. ......... Centre ............ Pryor
Spears .....,. Right guard. ....... Agar
Cotton ........ Right tackle go. Thorndyke
Soutar. ........ Right end ........ Sanborn
marlborough. Quarterback .,.... .Drummv
Gerrish. ...... Left halfback. ..... Mitchell
Duhamei. &c. Right halfbsck .... Westcott
Thielscher.. .... Fullback ......... Doanc
Score-Dartmouth. 20: Tufts, !. Touch
downs-Duhamel. Gerrish. Ra eter. Mitchell.
Goals from touohdowns-pudrith. .; Nor
rison. northumberland for Pud-
rith, TrIsr for Cotton. Wh!tmore for Mac
AuliMc. Mo itgornery for Soutar, Holbrook
Tor M~acDouough. Lehman for Duhamcl.
Barrovs for Thielsrher. Brown for
Beachsm. Abbott for Morrison. Watson for
Pryor. Brutt for Dummy. Ne,lis for
Doane. Referee - Burleigh. Umpire -
Burke. Lin.sman-Moore. Time-Two 10
and two IL minute quarters.
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from held-Swarthmore, Cornog Referee
--ltyln, Michigan, Cmp,re-Lynn. Yale.
Field judge smith, Yale. L!nesrnan-
Dunkle. Sictson OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Spntts for Hendri.n, Smith for Spotts.
Fopler for McDermutt, FELTON, for Shafter,
Dent for Atkins, Donaldson for White,
Petit f"c Yarneil. Ashman Cor cokiA.
tvartinmore. Baker for Duty, Widner for
uea, last three. 10 minutes each.
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scort-NcW Work thlNcrsity, VI, Hilnli-
ton, 10. To~uchdoNns-N Y. T., bernstein.
Erwig, :, Cam: Hamilton. Griffith. Pope
Goals from tOuchiuwn-N., Y. e.. cam l..
Hamilton. Jones Goal from iieid-Cann.
substi, utIons-N. \. L.. Zimmcrle for Jor-
dan. Ncag,e for Bcrnsiein. olsv ang for
Manley, Draper for Erw!g, Brown for
House, M"Culloch FOR Waldmau, ~Schwe!dIe
for williams, Locnelholz for Zinincrlc.
Fraim for Egan. La Monica for Sokolower,
Hedlry for Somcrs. Jordan for LoeTe!holz,
Bernstein for Neagie. Manley for iswLng,
Erw!g for Draper. House for Brown. Suko-
lower for La Monica. Somcrs for Hc1dlcy.
Su,ser for Jordan, Christopher for Manly.
Potter for Frame, Ferrer Tor cam. Thomp.
son sur McCullock. Htmilton--W. Cow
TOR VI Cow. Dice for ogden, Lyon for
schwartz. Page Tor Bristol Referce-G W.
Beaver, Army. Umpire saunders, Co
lufnbia. Linesman-Fisch.r. Column ia.
Time Of periods 10 minutes.
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The lineup

ScoTf- harNafu' ~, tarllSle, 4. TOucn-
downs-Howard. Mahan, 2. King. McKin-
lock, Horne. CarHsle-Wonord.. Goals
from touchGowns-Harvard. Mshan. car
Isle, calac. Goal from held-McKinlock.
observation-disclosures. Hsrie for Cool
idse. rarson for Curtis. Snow for Dadmun.
Taylor for Wiggin Sugar for Taylor. Bige-
low FOR Crane. duncan for Snow. Watson
Cor Wilcox. Boles for Watson. Rollins for
son for Rollins. Horne for McKinlock, Mel
son for Robinson. Horwecn for King; Car
.islc, Johnson for Crane. Tibbets for Lock
around. Worori FOR Broker, Flood for
Dickinson, while for Johnson. Referee
Nathan \, lifts, Brown. Umpire. A
Evans. Williams Lin,smln, Nilliam y.
Morice. Pennsylvania. Field Judge. WILL
am T.. Okrson. Lehigh. Time uf periods
l2 minutes each
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~. Navy, H.. Touch
HastinsnL. MllleT Mc-
Iaren, Williamson. Dehart. HERON, hilty
Nayv Martin, Vail. Goals from touchdowns
-Pitsburg, Fry g.. Hastings. Peck sub
,,i,utions-Navy. Harrison for jackson,
Jackson for Harrison, kennedy Tor clark,
,or orr. Failing for Westphai,. Broadfoot
for Failing. Craig for Miles, Vail for Craig,
tIoirett Tor Won Heimburg. Pttsburg, Seis
TO- Carlson Hilty for Thornhill, Seidel FOR
Uockensmith Dehart for Williamson
Williamson for Dehart, Dehart Tor miller
S~.arthmore. Vmpire-H. II. Smith, Buck
nell. -Moffatt. princeton Time
| 81 ouarters--l2 minutes