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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13
Peanut Growers to Meet.

The Peanut Growers Association, a
call for which was in last weeks BEA.
CON. will meet Saturday morning, Aug.
14th, at the court house in Macon and
proceed to organize. A good meeting
and a strong association ls looked fqr,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13
Notice. Sfockmen.

The regular meeting of the Noxubee
County Cattlemen's Association will
be held at the court house, August 23d.
A full attendance is desired.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union met at the home Of Mrs. Dupree.
Tuesday afternoon. with a very good
attendance. The Union will meet again
at the same place the second Tuesday
in Septemher
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13
PrOoorfv for Sale.

My residence and lot in city of
Macon, Also residence lot containing
four acres and three business lots
south of Scales brick building at
depot W. 7, ALIEN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13
Social Event.

Social Event.
Mrs. G. II. Spessard entertained a
few friends Informally Tuesday at
Euchre and Bridge in honor of Mrs.
Milton Spessard, OF Uniontown, Ala.
Prizes were won by Mrs. w. B. Patty,
Miss Alice Bush end Mrs. Spessard.
Miss Annie Ella Ames entertained
the Forty-two club Wednesday morning.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13

How many kinds of roses do you
know? In a two-acre garden on the
experiment farm of the Department
OF Agriculture in Virginia there are
more than 400 varieties growing, and
even they do not inclnde MI that ara
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13
legislative Suit for Sale.

One long-tail, black, frock broad
cloth suit for sale. No small states
man need apply. E. d. Cav ETT.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13

There is nc better ballast for keeping
the mind steady on its keel and saving
it from all risk of crankiness than bust
ness--Iovell
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13
DR.. Barefeld in Shuoualak.

DR.. Barefield will be in Shuqualak,
Monday, August 18th and will remain
for two or three (3) days only.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13

Whoever has watched the develop
ment of character cannot have failed
to note that individual responsibility
alone brings out all a mans powers.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13
Cotton Picking Sacka.

The Truck Association has some
cloth for sale, suitable for making sacks
at &c per yard. Apply to
+. B. BOYD, Sec'y.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13
CHURCHES
PRESBYTERlAN.

DR.. Jones will preach Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock. Union services will
be held at night at the Methodist
chunch.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13
Card of Thanks.

Miss Ethel Yates wishes to thank her
friends of Macon, Noxubee ana
adjoining counties for their assistance
given her in the contest just closed.
She feels very grateful, and will never
forget every kindness shown her.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13
rop REL lT-The old DIR. Minor residence.
Garner Of Main and Depot streets Dec ne"'
AG;anr

eA,AD BOWL LoST-on the day Of the eanai,
oAL..b.cue; in Macon, q blue salad bowl was
n Sn.t Finder will please leave at John Lewis
Grocery Store.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13
EOR RENT.

The double stores, occupied by D. C..
Jordan as furniture store, Sept. LIST,
1916 n, SCALES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13

rop LEASE-Huntes Walker plantation q,
roNaSH Of Brooksvilfe. Good proposition FOL
mile Nv nsrty. Write or see H. A. Walker Brooks
vile. Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13

CHEERS FOR SALES choice steers Tor sale
from Q to 5 years old. 'i.UoNNH
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13

FOR SALE = Nice seven
room residence, FIVE acres land
attached, just outside city limits;
TERMS I'll NfhEiHMe
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-08-13
The Stork.

The Stork.
Mr.. and Mrs Marion Harris are the
proud parents of a brown-eyed baby
girl that the stork left in their keeping
this friday morning. Weight, nine
and a quarter pounds.
A son VAS born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Clark.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
MAROONS WILL
BUCK JULIAN
NEXT SUNDAY

Canton's powerful football eleven
with Carp" Julian. NJ. A. C.'s great
est fullback, In the backheld. will
play q return engagement In De.
troit next Sunday. this time meet
ing the Maroons at Mack park.
There Is no doubt about the
strength Of the Can IN aggregation
as all Detroit football fans know
who saw them perfo- m against the
Heralds. Last Sunday. Canton de-
feated Cincinnati. Al to IL.
Canton will bring all the stars
who appeared mere before, includ
ing Axtell. Edwards, Schlott
Schultz. Powell. Wa.dsmith. Gard
ner. Hamilton, Norton, Julian and
Peters.
Coach Maher Is confident taat his
team can accompl sh the downfall
OF Julian and nightly practice viii.
be the order for the Maroons thi.
week In preparation for the bout.
Canton and the Columbus Pan
Handles now are left in the Buck
eye state championship race. the
Pan.Handles beating Masslllon, IL
to o, last Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
AGGTES TO SAY
FAREWELL TO
STAR QUARTET

EAST LANSING. Mich. Nov. o.
The inevitable anticlimax of the A.
gle schedule is causing let-down
In football interest here. Marquette.
coming with a weak team after the
Michigan and Oregon trays. Is re-
ceiving but little attention, although
the students viii be cut en- mass
Saturday TO see DePrato, the Miller
brothers and Gideon Smith In they
last game for the Green and White.
Smith and Hewitt are bit DAM
ageo. and may not play, although II
Is probable that they will appear a
few minutes 10 give the students q
chance for a fitting farewell.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
Raynsford Improves
Passing of Center
Niemann

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Nov. a.
With every man in good condition
after the fierce battle OF Saturday,
the Michigan football team began
it's week of preparation for Cornell
behind closed gates Monday after
noon. The practice consisted chief
~ In blocking and breaking through
ior the linemen and forward pass
ing for the ends and halves. This
was followed by signal practice in
which Yost init oduced several new
plays for use Saturday.
Former Capt. Jimmy Raynsford
spent long hour with Nieman Mon
DAY afte. noon ipstructing him In the
art of passing. Yost has always said
that IL Is Nieman's passing that Is
his weak point, and In an effort to
bring this up to the fine showing Of
ais defensive work, the small center
changed his style from spiral to end
over passing to gan accuracy. Later.
after he had learned more about cal
culating distance. etc, he shifted
back and under Raynsford's tute-
lage, developed rapidly.
Smith appeared minus any sign
of injury. He spent a great deal OF
time getting on long passes to the
ends. while az the receiving end
ere Catlett. Staats and Dunno. The
latter .wo appeared In better condi-
ion. while Reiman Is all ready
again. With these four veterans
back, the Wolverine eleven will be
strengthened greatly: just how much
remains to be seen.
Yost. with the assistance OF
Schultz and Allmendinger. worked
with Norton. Rehor, Boyd. Warner.
Cochran. Willard and Howe, for a
long time showing them all over
again the rudiments Of charging.
There was a great deal Of tight and
spirit shown. but II was compare.
lively easy for AJlmendinger To
break through Norton and Cochran
or any other combination of the
bunch.
There r. az yet little excitement
ever the big game. The fans seem
to realize that the task In practically
hopeless and are spending their time
in getting ready for Perm, whom
they expect to beat. The seat sale
however. has been enormous. and
nearly every seat has already been
old, only q few teing left for gen
cral sale. There will he q big crowd
bur enthusiasm VIII be somewha,
dead.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
SHOOT AT
old MARKS
100-Mile Spec d W ay
Race Has Auto Rec
Ords Quaking

NEW YORK. Nov. ALI exist
ing speed records mp to 100 miles
re expected to be shattered on the
new Sheepshead bay course this aft
srnoon when FIVE OF the fastest cars
in the world. piloted by as many
'amous drivers. took the scratch for
4 getaway in the 100-mile Hardness
gold challenge cup, which carries
with I: $l2,5o0 In cash prizes.
Four of the cars will be Peugeots,
lriven by Bob Burman. Dnrio Eesta,
Ralph Milford and Johnny Aitken.
Eddie Rickerbacher will work In
his Maxwell. II was considered
probable that De Palma may get in
with his Mercedes. although II was
uncertain.
A special match race Of 80 miles
between Burman in Bitten Benz
md De Palma In his 12-cylinder
Sunbeam will precede the big race
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
DILLON HAS
EASY WIN
Weinert Given Bad
Beating By H00sier
Man.Killer

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.--Before
Frank Moran. Gunboat Smith or any
Of our leading heavyweight lights
can hope to be considered the fore
most contender for Wizards crown.
they must dispose Of Jack Dillon.
OF Indianapolis.
This bear-cat proved conclrsively
TO a crowd that packed Madison-sQ.
garden last night. that he Is one OF
the best. II not the best light heavy
weight In the country by admin
isterins . terrific lacing to Young
Charley Weinert. who was being
groonned to meet the champion.
Outweighed by IL pounds. out.
reached by six inches. Dillon
pumped right arm jaos TO Vein
ert's stomach Until he pulled his
head down within reach. Then he
anne near knocking 1t on. In the
nth and ninth rounds the bell saved
the Jersey man from going TO sleep.
II was q rip-slashlng fight through
out between a fighter who can box
and boxer who can tight
The winner OF last nights mix
10 supposed to get . match with
Moran. Today there Was real spec.
ulation among New York sport writ.
ers as to what chance the hoosier
would have agains; the giant VIII
lard.
One thing they were al, agreed
upon. That was Moran cannot call
himself runner-up TO the cham
pion until he has met and licked
Dillon. And that Is . man-sized
Job.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
kAz0O HAS
THE EDGE
M. /. A. A. Champion
ship Race in Swell
Tangle

Su. prises seem to be the order In
NJ. ]. A. A. football circles this see
son. but probably the biggest one Of
the year was sprung Saturday when
Albion college held Alma to 7to7
tic on the Alma field. Alma which
two weeks ago, by defeating Hills
dale, seemed to have the bulge on
the other Michigan colleges, Was ex-
pected TO have a comparatively easy
time with Albion. because the latter
has been remaining In the back
ground. Few bear stories have been
issuing from the Methodist camp
this fall. and although the 81 TO o
victory over Adrian last week gave
them considerable prominence. II
was not thought probable that they
would stand much Of q show against
the strong Alma squad A things
now stand. Albion looks to be one
Of the big teams of the state.
So far Kalamazoo college II the
only enc which has a strictly clean
slate. BY defeating Hiilsdale Satur-
day. 10 to Z, the Orange and Black
aggregation now looks to DO the
chief noise. Insofar as percentage
Is concerned. Kalamazoo, Albion,
Olivet and Alma are stu In the lead,
but the other three schools have
been held to ties. Olivet and Hills
dale. and Albion and Alma all hold
Ing their opponents even.
This week viii change the appear.
anoe OF the NJ. |. |. A. column con-
siderably unless, Of course. more tie
games are played Albion meets
Hillsiale at Albion, and from ap-
pearances this should be q good
game. Hillsdale Is gradually recov-
ering from early season injuries, 40
was shown by the battle given Kala-
mazoo college, and unless Albion
suffers serious setback In scrim-
mage during the next few days II II
predicted that the fight will be q
royal one, as the Baptists are
anxious TO retrieve their fallen fos.
tunes.
Olivet Journeys to Kalamazoo -
play the college on Friday. The tive
teams. which are about equal IN
strength, will meet on even terms.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
2:O6 Class For TrOtters
Favored By Big
Line Chiefs

Before the Grand circuit cam
palgn closed last month owners, rae
ing officials and trainers were talk
ing OF next years plans. The offi-
Gals of the various associations We. e
trying TO ngu.e out classes tnat
would make the best races for the
stoke horses next season. While the
owners and trainers were planning
what to do with certain members or
their strings In order TO have them
In the best of condition.
Horses are going SO much faster
every year that race secretaries
nave found II necessary to speed the
early closing events to keep apace
with the Improvement In the breed
OF the horses. For many years the
NJ. q VI. at Detroit, one OF the most
prominent stakes on the grand cir
cut, was open TO 2:24 class trotters.
Last year Il was for 2:0s trotters.
the same as a majority OF the rich
early closing events and II would
not be surprising were II to be speed
ed up even more this year.
Several grand circuit officials have
expressed themselves az favoring a
2.0s class for next year. They fig.
ure that as SO many OF the stake
trotters showed better than 2:05
speed this fall IL would he foolish
to open stakes that would bar trot.
tiers eligible TO events faster than
the 2:6s class.
Among the leading stable candi.
dates for next season are Pc.
ter Mac who took a breeders
record at Lexington Of 200 IL;
lima Jay who worked the De.
troit track In 2:o4: Mabel Trask,
the Cox entrant. who worked
In 2:o4l4; Worthy Prince who had
q mortgage on the runner-up posi-.
ton on the grand circuit this sea.
son; vanko and Jack *. who per
/. formed creditabiy on the half-mlle
tracks this season; Humtast and
Trampright OF the Murphy string
who created much comment by their
great speed at Columbus and Ler.
ington: Ames Arlington. 2:07 81 and
a few others which make up an un.
usually large lot OF sensational trot.
ters for the 1916 campaign
Al this time the prospects for good
racing In the early closing events
next season appear unusually bright
and tho sport probably will boom
throughout the year.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
SPORT CHATTER

TIE Chicago waite sox win be bail
players ipstead Of tourists sext
spring. They will trnla In Texas sa-
stead OF CaIlferr1s.
An eastern writer who saw the
Mandot-Lewis hEht ssys Nendot can
hit - hsvd n Lewis. Yes, bet Man.
dot htt the 0oos.
Freddy Welsh told Mstt Wells. ny
nail. how to nEbt Charley waite.
Charley says that when he Souwht
Welsh. Preidy stayed far enough
away 80 he eowld have sent his
pu=ehes ~ mall
Jee NaBdot, after Kissing the n0Ov
thrice. Joins with Jack Brftton n say
isG Te@ Lewis has some walD0p.
Natty was yankee into cSwrs tsv
allowing BIS asto % block traffic.
Evidently Mstty dias't catch the tras-
De eeV's bit aaa gua Sign.
President Baker. Of The pills, hss
soo-a thst the eHtra seats In bis
sutnelA. which settled ZOO ~ the
wor1A ses1es, wss tie nfth game for
The Red sox and prevented = sssth
grae. which wewIA have netted him
Ql0,COO.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
Dillon Numerically Batters Weinert and Wins Right to
Es|l!AI'!'5!!!|||||!kl[:

IN the mood for any pleasant
for the day ticksd IN Laa
Up person BACK sehela
fine TO think about ho va.
ffsyefte victory and right the midst
himself have
clashed and the Quakers have won 81
~ that 1896 facas ~ a r.
Va playing G. Rinehart George Barclay ana
Minds grid was
penney Proved mpreynable ana
in me Red got
then The game wore
dying
the Pennsy 30yard line near tne
~ rid Bray formation field goal wouo
in didn't kick While io
punched Barclay sprned down e
then kicked goal Tor Two more
victory and one OF ioss srsas
~ That that Pennsy beat Harvard 10 anu ue
!
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
Princeton and Harvard May Tie

while the Harvard and Princeton back
0o5ds probably spectacular work OF the big game
with the better line probably will win For lao
the backfed Brckey
the value Of the boys In the trenches Says Nmoeoed
realize how much de-
Every big Is or lost
enthus
1vsr long q good realized
= the
into the line OF scrim-
1909 the Williams OF 1912"
truth OF his observation
possible
Haughton Rush
will be underrained
the likely
miAneld Mahan Tibbot Is likely to
a OF Brckleys mantle
victory the Crimson Cornell of
championship unless Princeton should do
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
CORNELL TEAM
Will. SCRTMN AGE
THIS AFTERNOON

ITHACA. n. Y. Nov. c.-The Cor.
nell team will sc-imrage this after.
noon I'm eparation for the Mich!-
gan game. and probably will have
another setto with the Official chop.
ping blocks tomorrow. After that,
light work is expected. for the Red
legs are In fine condition and Coact
Sharpe doesn't want them ovcrwork
ed. The hospital list Is barren tii
week. Sharpe saw Michigan Sa''r
day and made report yesterday af
ternoon.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
Yost Again Tries to Teach
Line to Charge and Block
TWO OF THESE SHOULD
BE SWELL ENCOUNTERS

NEW YORK. Nov. Jess
Willard has received an offer or
$4,000 from the management of
iiison-s1. garden to engage IN
Madison-~q garden to engage in
three 10-round bouts during the
winter. according TO Garden Of
licials.
The three opponents world be
Frank Moran. Cunboat Smith
and Jack Dillon. OF Indianapolis,
according to the announcement.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
Dundee Ready For Msxiesn.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2.---Johnny Dun.
dee was expected here today to put
the finishing touches to TRAINING for
bis bout with Joe Rivers at Milwau-
kee. Monday night. The Mexican
has already started training In the
Cream City.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
TO CALL ERTLE
CHAMP. ANYWAY

NEW YORK. NOV. 2.--The much.
nooted question of whether Johnny
Ertle, Of st. Paul. Is entitled to the
bantamwefght title, will not be
ruled on by the New York state
boxing commission. That body has
decided TO leave the matter to the
public and the club that Is putting
Ertie on here will bill him as a
champion.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
Hendricks Loose Again.

A rumor f. floating about the cor
ridors of the big leagues 10 the effect
that Jack Hendricks. former man
nger OF the Fort Wayne Central
Ieaguers, IL to succeed Fred Clarke
a. manager Of the Pittsburg Pirates.
Hendricks now ID manager Of the
Indianapolis American association
team.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
Just Like Her.

Percy--."She didn't remember me!
And only last summer we were en-
gagged"
ReRKy--"That's just like woman.
I'D chap--they never can remember
a joke"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
Will Put Still More Speed Into Grand Circuit
Stake Races Next Year, Tip From Gossip of Horsemer
John Maintains His Record and Also
Wins 10 More, But Gets Quite Scare

Sporting Editor Detroit Times
district
who professional QUOT player from three picked men OF this
phono
machine double records John had play his very best
TO Scotchman
a wonderful QUOT player and
i is a TO watch
THE QUOT RIOTERS DETROIT.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
RITCHTE AFTER
PACKEY AGAIN

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Wirl,
Richie is willing 10 step into the
vacant velterwc':-ht title. providing
ne cen &c, a match with Packey
Mcfarland. Tho weight would have
to be 1l2 pounds, however
II am willing 10 meet Mcfarland,
whom everyone admits has az good
q claim to the weller title as any.
one" said Willie. However. Pac.
kew he's 40 much money I'm afraid
ne wouldn't consent TO train for the
amount he'd get for the tight"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
Eurepe oets ,,ist Hor,ss.

American Stud Book, volume xI.
contains . list OF 64s thoroughbred
torses sent abroad. The number OF
horses shipped out Of this country
reported in volume X, IL cs2. max.
Ing . total Of 1911 thorougbbreds
10 leave the United States In the
last nine years.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
Alumni 70 Lunch.

Cornell and Michigan alumni viii
lunch at the Hotel Statler Thurs.
day at 1918. This before the game
luncheon will be held hereafter
whenever Cornell plays at Ann Ar.
bor Henry Russell, Michigan "a.
will be toastmaster. and prominent
alumni Of both schools will speak.
Tickets may be obtained Of the Stat.
Ter clerks.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02

EStNev Howard te~nis n very rswxS
~ Vep~evd fW~th~u very ge-tse.
TNr~e % the 0~WNers Of the tenvss
term ARE also me0kevs 81 the foot
bell team.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
T. SHEVLIN TAKES
YALE TEAM TO-DAY

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. a.
with the expected arrival here today
OF Tom Shevlin. famous old Yale
guard. to assume active control OF
the eleven. there was a feeling OF
optimism about the campus for the
nrst time this season. ShevIin made
a team out OF squad that was
wrecked In 1910, and Yale's hopes
are running high that he will turn
the trick again Head Coach Frank
hinkey Will serve in an advisory
capacity
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02

MINERAL. WELLS. Texas, Nov.
s.--Hsrry Gardiner. secretary Of the
Chicago White Sox. has closed q
ienl with the local Commercial club.
whereby the team viii 10 their
spring Thinning here.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
The Dope On Charley.

quite BIZ curiosity CONCERNING this Cornell team other
hight weighs IS! pounds IL just old enough to vote and
MI dodge fields against the most
ds1nse year. punt dropkick In deadly
this he played the line just to show his
touchdowns
eaed but likely be playing anything
H spIendd defensive and recall who
Eddie Mahan Knocked him cold but didn't him.
xmA particular would
Harvard possibly Oh that defeat
ANYBODY
xU8 80 every AILAmer-
yoar. Camp play
E Urx{nouth with Wilson. This
Wxo14 = Quite embarrassing to Camp this
Mn Gek epsed, Cool Miller. grid
o11o1l haa right II expect q championship this fall
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02
Tuesday Football.

NEW YORK, Nov. Three foot.
ball games were down on the Goth
m sport calendar for today Ford
Fam W.. Georgetown: New York u
We. Rnckuell. and Columbia VS.,
Stevens Tech. A.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02

Luck OF Americas athletic
eldeA German bullet
frtncetonians remarkable adventure ha. ended
Jenny hrs won fame In Princeton when he
Atuchdown and beat Penn Throughout mar
hero particularly In the
!ele TOR Prncetons first victory the years
famous
" ole magic for looy:cs for that beat
nade the II TO 10 for the years Poe
"a Princeton athletics,
Win Gresham. In 1902 is
L0ck" took Johnny. who
fnlppnes through Central revolutions and
uunt gold that extended Mexco
ssnsnced 70 sho, daybreak he was
1M - IN open boat In mdoccan
g ne British and little year after he had
~ fpeJess athlete o 1880 ' '"''' inc
The Detroit times., 1915-11-02

BY collapse Of
Soe6gma NAats starred 1919 Bulldog
Marie,
~ fS1es and Colgate
Hat the Thanksgiving
doniDe0s New Haven that Old Eli
again "A defeat BY Washington Jefferson
oonfcoeed that the backnred
victories Maine Lehigh
Pynceton all dragged
&N1o I<1nnod Tor sunrise IN 1915.
Haven - mourning touncngB the hands
pN1eeDOn and Colgate and facing nothing
And Captain Wilson
Whose football jdeas
lt19f1 union, have openly cashed
4Gt( md Tom Sheylin has recesved g..
~ yAJ6 KoCkbali gsternthe captain
Nth tnterfereuce at paid
lx lnea washed a9er probably
Ya3oS pfUrlsng reform will
nm ccunt somebody has BE-
list IN these days. that somebody should experienced
Tat Yale team should lack material Yet Colgate
% e runins vas an average Of IS yards and Hnkey
Ao9d have beon TAKEN but
squad that last excced
= New Haven this fan must have been probable
gsyil.s respcnss 70 Cap Wilson's O. s. with
- 1S10 West Point and Brown licked Vanderbilt rot
e. Ihsn shevin vas called In TO- victory
ee shsvins rescue work It's been long since Tom
cu ne seems to be Of those swat who can