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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
Rtrfens Seminar.


Rtrfens Seminar.
2iQc ira oeu2 @eQnnoelic bar scr
Sorencoc &irfe brcoet Ell 9%lnItnlt ion
llbbanueIic al Treiter og W~}i9iionG'
rer. Scr bcnne pnr Der iorgct / 6or-
eninasortifIerne iaopeIiom / oct me
Samfun05 aouititution.
SeminorietS ierite IofuItct beitoO
al De forencoe Sonfuno5 teoIoqiife
2Grere, nenlIiQ Z, @p5ueS ira PHI
euitono-S pnoocn, ~. 8. @rcfmou
% 3. 81. Sdmiot ira 9lntimi3iolrl.
erne og q. Socrorltp % 2. 0iteooI
ira aonierentien. Troi. S~pcrorllp
bar Seminoriet3 ipritc @citprcr,
Scmiroriet5 Icritc 2ofolc bar
IuqSburg Seminar, aoniercuticn3
qamIc NreitcIfolc / Spo Niincopo'
lis. Seucrc matte Sfolen iInttc
iIere @onge. 'crcno Sen fom I'll i'm
moprcnoc @cligqenbco. On Sc.
minarict& mpTrcnoc Niem cr set
Sen oIminoeIiQe WcnirQ, at set cr
Ell al sc pofreitc Stebcr / SpiainQ.
bnerne. @uQuiuqcn Ielp cr Ell 2Gtn.
Qc3 Notwithstanding mco 70 Tloicr,
imut al lc til % p%roftiif % goot inb,
rettct. @orutcu cr en- @aue ira Nucn
q. @orI % &crrboncfou9en &omc2
s. Sill.
llnoer NuQ5buraitriocn traf Bro.
ie9ioreruc Spcr0rllp oa Sitc0oI liN
tilbnQc ira TotilItrtct, ~ Eroi @cct
ma bIep poIQt iom Ncitnrer, Ell
StiLinn iom han liocn bar rogttt
meo nleqcn (roitnb 90 CuQtiQhco
@rcfmun % Sdmi0t cr Sc cncitc,
ser er iQicu al set oprinocIiQc "a
fultct. "a Nroi. 2 2p&nc2 brhc,
blcu Nrof 6 Is. @uno / 1890 pnlQt
Tom cl,Qclif Vroicsior men / 1904
reiiquereoc ban pno @rumo al ouor-
liza NcIbrco. Siocn hor SfoIcu loaci
IRE andre @Prere: & SIR. &ohniou /
1900, e. ~ @c2piq / 1906, N s.
StoIe / 1911 % 5 q. ailoohl i
1914. Sfolen5 Qpicplau bar belle
Tiben ppret uoQcuhmoc Sen i%ornnIc,
hpao Toacnc onQaar. Nouc0iuQcuc
er nn-teitomcntIiq GreQeic pes Dr.
@ecfmon; QommeItcitdmcntli1 Grt.
qeie oeo Nroi. Z. ar. <ohnion, Sir
tehiitoric 0co Nro'. &. N. g&t4plQ.
proftiit GcoloQi % Nii2iionIurc pco
Groi. ~ : StoIcc. % GoQmatif
res &ro'. ). q. NIlOohI. ~ til
@nret 1900 houoc 5tolcu Ell iorbc.
rcoenbc @'ocIjul men / 1900 blcu
benne iorilottet I'll St CIni GolieQe
&reite'fo,cn bar ct Touo pan Sl25..
600, huoroi Hcntcrue brliQca ill %u.
rerIeuningtr 9}aar man to1tr Nen,
terne Al bette Nono oQ DC andre BE
reF INN iih7r $500 or br,,,, ~ b,n.
,te ior Qr,i,etor,r i,or mon So, nm.
ieIlqe Gum al oucr 100000 Sto-
lem bor ooi'o -, nirrnefcai, ,,r
+rqr1erhe >t,oor,rr 7cnra a,.i,
osrothrIN,s o,h Wrn.ar INN tih,eie.
b~riroes NJ 7,rir,riots 7ft,t
: Sc 81 gor 1f,ren mr. n,r,,
&%lrtl'mhc0 'or 'N' ta9ct pen tloI'
.'.'' e.''.''', ' ,r' 80 VI Ft.
oa ,,, '" an ~"
go, e.GG, ~ ..',
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

o'ldpipA Nv SpidNp hA'N' - 80
gets @citnrcr % Vroi. Otohn, ION
uQereoc ocngnug leo al eli nbclbreoe
liz Sngoom, til 0ct3 Nlccbeltprcr
&un 0e6e lonlnlc SOFT, Den 1Soe No.
uenrber, og iii ioaIeoc9 life oplepe o.
isIgeube Mars Tert % 6%remaan8
hportiI bans grbeioc % GpoireIiet
hopoe la0t @rumoen.
&c ii6itc Is Nar bar prrct bcIoi4C
Nor ior Ct CIni. Gen SorcncOC
Strife bar pit, at Sen holoer al Sfo.
len % u%urocrcr oerS glrbcioe. Speri
Nnr9nlpoc bar bcpilgct ltore Sunl-
nler til at me6c De ite0ic porenoe
arap, oq @ngning eiter Npgning,
opicrt pe0 WcniQbe0SfoIteta @aper,
hor rcllt liz pna Moien hoor SfoIcn
lager. 2tbcrboc NoQ - @uttcrne9
Sogiabn9ning r. 90 Sen me Weltp.
~rerbolia blcp opiert 1900, SteenS.
lal02 &lbrdrn, ell 8ane ira aonilll
@ale Stcen2Iono / Mubiion, g4i5.,
1902; Nopme Wcmorial Chapel /
1906; Gbc Ct Glni ASiociotion So
ipital / 1905; Ell @pguinQ ior Gen
tralopparnuhina oq @clp2uina /
1906 % Vtohn Nun Tor sc fpin0cIiac
Stu0cntcr / 1912.
Den life bare Sanlilmoet bar nilt
lig rmohnunoet inlob SfoIen. Glcre
al ocu9 gonllc % me Tcnncr bar /
Narcnc9 Srb aluet ltore Summer til
ioritieQi1c @iorcunanl.
,Hlnnot 0laie bpr ilTr nppnc3 Nu-
rnlo (boriom Gpen @rcffcn, Gle Sc.
% C3nnuno g9inQ. 0per al
WUno bar giuet Here Suicn
'ntcl til ND9ningaiorctngenoer eQer
til probuttlpe Son6. ga / 1911 10.
oct ocn bcticnotc Sernboncfongc s.
). Sill / ct. YouI $4,000 til ct
'Gnoommcnt Tuno", pna @~etingelic
II, at 100000 blcp %lol1lct / iomme
in0Cn Ell pi2 Si0. Vrriiocnt
q. atIoahI opcrto9 pno Samful=
Bets Spfororiug Nrbcioet nleo Sno-
dnlllll9cn oN if laoen ct NarS Sio
.nmIet 0cn uGpntc Slul, ioa Mr.
oils Ni0rog blcu iifrct.
W}cn bar SfoIen / set nore ifuot
II ralf Ncrt, iua bar GIcpantullet
,orct cn0nl hurtiAerc. Sra mln0re
no POO / 1900 er ser mi llaact %
ii DO, Gen ala9lc, iom bIeu 81
lltteret ira Gollegct / 1900, tultc !
Ne0lcnmer; inar teller @raonu-
ion&fla9icn -. Ger er Glepcr peo
belt ira Mfuinc til Oregon
y California. %irr bar Sfolcu9
Qhl'lfforp3 gjort itorc 6remifriot
Mcocn9 man / 1900 mnotte neic Jig
llc0 en- WhlliflTrcrin0e, er ser III Z,
q SfoIen3 Sunqfor oa 0hliifforp2
'nr ulnloct Mn ionl bc beoItc / %citen.
Gen Mon6, Tom pco Sioen al Sol
euet@ "urnno plo men" r. Mlul3,
% H)therboe TT ber hopc
Grcn Tor Gollegct2 baaoc pore og
lorc NrcnlQonQ er oct3 iorrlQe @c-
nrer, Eroi. s. y ailoubI. 5 oe
Nur, han lto0 ne0 9iprct, bar
en- lplllQct 1lq op ira at pTre Ell
'mmeIIQ utlenot % ubetuoellG Sfo-
til at uUre Den ~lterlte / lit SlaQ9
Stoten. Gen EIItro % aiprIig-
c0, Sfolcn nnocr blonot Solicit,
nl0e@ life nlln0lt ><n0trnttct al
ans EcrlouliAhco % Oct lltrGtteliac
.rbcloc ror oelt2 aonoclIac oq ma
,rlcue &el'Ur0, ionl han hur neo-
lot ser. ga ban / 1914 blcu ualgt
/ %Urer uco SumirmOet9 Nreltcifo-
' % ocrior r~cliQucrcoe iom @eitp
er, uor set pcl mango iom mlore-
Is, hpprom Il. Clai funoc triue9
Sen ham. Zen muunlQte Neitnrer,
'roi Z n, &iQuci5, bar imioIertio
cQpuot lit 9lrbeioc uloer iproeIe3
CmItruoilbeocr. % Sfolcn3
uUrer inqen Gull ON, at Sen
uocr hans tuuoiQe 2c0clie oil ieIQe
c Qooc QoluIc Noncr % gIGoe liz
co ell limo "a 'rooiQ %crt.
MI ,\,,,, N1o,,,, GJD1I
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
St. Ghomas 6olpital.

Gen Sorcneoe airfeS @oipital-
Screening blep i~tiitct / 1907 nrco oct
6ormaol Tor 2ie at bpagc og Drive
Soipitoler / @pen WfinncopnIis.
@paninaell ielp blcp ifiGnfct Sor-
cninaen al Sr. @eorg $. GbriiIian.
Zen fprltc Sftobcr 1908 itoo Soipi-
toilet fproig. Get bar Stun for AS
E%oticuter, ~ belt iiocn @pAningell
uabncocs bar Den ltcoie nprct iplot.
Srit Spbolo gipcs Dem, ionl fife er
iitano til at betole. &r. 3. g. Sol
man err Yrriiocnt ior Sorcningen,
Ell megct opgtig Wonb, iom err iprig
/ at tieile Serren / benne lao pigtige
Sog. Teo iibe:; q &olman gipcr
Taitor Sorgeir Spperitab belle i'm
Sio til Irbeibets Srcmmle, % Set
maa iiges, at ban bar giort megst
til at Sprmaalet bar lpffeoes. Sioen
1910 bar ser pGret $40 "haritp"
Iatienter. Salt bar Ser p9ret 1920
Eatienter. Intal ienbt bort f@ilrerct
euer meeet iorbeoret er / bisie aar
SAT.
SEQ Siben al ct. Sbomas Soipi-
tai for SGringSipge, bpege5 ser MI
ct anoet Soipital for Eatienter, ion
liber al DC mere alminoelide
Spgbomne. Gette &oipitol or I'M.
Ser @eitpreIie al Ben famine 1Spr.
ening. &oipitalct piI foite omFrino
100000 % penteS at itaa iproiat
til Soften. &c andre &uipitaisr in.
oen'or Sanlflmoet er: St. Sinf, Nll.
Tin, Minn.; 8eihcSoa, G~roofstoil.
Mirm. 81. Slfc's, Scrgiis Tdus,
5oriiGtieS 9aa SIDE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

reoe oct ferlte gIor bopbe SfoIen 159
GIeper. Sfolen bar ct ofobemiIi
aurfts, iom iorbereoer til pibcre
Stioium peo ct College eler llniper.
1itet, ct Normoifurius, ct Sunoels.
fllrlltS % ct &iirii,s / Wllif. : 1913
opfertes ct Gables 9ormitorp" meo
Mlim for GA Gieer. Senne 9panina
mulig9iorbe 2onfen ON SpretteIie
al ct aiirii,s / 9omeitic Science.
Soften 1913 rciienercbe Eroiesior
TlgneIs ira lin Toit iom Sfolens
Ve'tprer for at antnge Treitefalo.
Som bans Gitermonb palgtes s. sc.
Sbomplon, Yreit Tor Grace 9utber.
on Church / Can Claire, @is. Iro-
Iesior Sbonpion begpnbte lin @ier-
ming iom @eitprer neb SfoIcnS Mob-
ming / Septclnbcr 1914.
Siben Sfolen oobneoes err ser
%graoreret fra ocns forifieligc slioc-
Iinger 337 Gutter % Tiecr.
Scandinavia 2loaeemr.
Gen Acc SitIi 1898 losocS @rlmo-
'te1en til Scnnoillopia Ncooemn
Sconoinapiu, @is., pco Yaitor Sop-
NE, Den Sio Tormanb / Den Sorene-
DC &irfe, Sntereaiercbc Mpno /
Scanoinapia % nGrmcite Snleen
bapoe nenllig fort Sio forlo oannet
Scanoinupia gcooemp Corporation
% peotoaet &onititution og @ilppe
Tor Sfolcn. Gen Site Sftober 1onl-
me Ior blep SfoIen inopict peo ga.
ltor 81. 3. Gioabl, % alerebe npite
Dag %begpnote ltnoerpiSnineen meb
4 Sprere. s Sc 81 9lar Sfolen bar
pGret / Girfionbeo bar Ben bapt ca.
800 Glepcr, ca. 300 bar grabueret.
SfolenS m~ipprenbc @cltprer er
T~rofeSior 6. 8. @eltoor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

5oriiGtts5 paa SIDE 5
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
SPOKANE GoIlede.

Spcfdne college.
Spofane College er oen Sfplc,
iom Spofane &reos bar oprettet for
at eipe lin lGrelpitne llngoom Mn.
ieoning til at faa EN- pioere lloban-
nellie peo Ell friItelig norif llltberlf
I%nitalt.
Sfolcn, ser oprettebes Soften
1907, bopoe fra @eapnbelien ct no
mlerfet Sofllltet paa Is Wcolemmcr.
YrofeSipr g. sc. 8loioe bar Sen fcr-
ite @eitprer. GpIlegetS Campus"
beltoar al Ell ii NcreS Cont / ct al
Sc uafreitc fredericksburg / Spofanc.
Observation-Disclosures / @pcn
poet peluiaia $1,000 til Sfolcns Sp-
%fcrelie iamlt ifaffet @pggetomten.
DR.. @laioe reiignereoe ira @eitp-
reritininaen / Slini 1910; Nrpfesior
g. :. @eitmore bIeb palgt / bans
Stcb pg tiente ct 9far. Gen nrite
@eitnrer bar H~rpfesior $. 8. Sbllr.
ion, % ban blep ailoit / 1913 al Nro-
fesipr 81. @paita0. Toitor q. 8. III
peitno CT Stolcns mlnrrellbe YrGii-
beut. : 1911 opertog Sen Sorenebc
2irfe Sc'tnrellen al Sfolen.
s oiaie ottc Nor har Sfolen pGret
bcloot al 1043 Stubcnter. 13t er
%9raoueret.
Suar bar 1t2 irc~fpcntcrct Sfolen.
: Suni pil fl graorcrc, ire ira Col
legcafbclinqeL I ira 9lfubeniet og
1 ira NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Columbia College.
Yao en- Torhcinina, III College
Sill, / Sen ipoliqe Gel al @pen Cue
rctt, @nih., opfortca / gnrcne 1907
-0S en- trc.etoQeS poffer nN tbs
mrSiig Sf~olcbpQninq til ct &pitenoc
al $4,000. Snititlltioneu fit Nop-
net Columbia College. Sfolen blcp
inopict pan MciormntionaooNcn 1909
al Tuitor s. 3. &ougen. Sfolcor.
beioet bar imiolertio bearnot Sen
1Soe October meo ct Nofultet poo
10 Meblenuner. 6. 9. N~uulspolo bar
Sfolelts @eItprer. Set mlpprenoc
SofuItet beitanr al ~ 9rrcrc 90 Sc
rerinoer, oa NoSmlS @ogitao or
TrGiioent. GleuontolIct set iorite
Mor bar 81, set iioite Mar So. "a
bar orooueret. 5 1911 opertoo Sen
Torenebe airfe pnn Nnmooning
Sriften al Sfplen. : 1913 blep scr
giort ct Torieg paa at ilao Gplllm-
bia College ian1nlen mco Nuciiic 9(ca-
oelnp, Vorflono, @nih., men Torio-
get itrolbct. s 1914 opcrtoq Toci.
tic College Isiociation otter Sriitcll.
"a sen bar beiternt iiQ til at oripc Sen
ior ror1lnp Nlpor. Sfolcn err MI i
blonItrcrbc T%oriatninN.
Gamroie Sutheran Goucoe.
Tennc SfpIe ion cr anIaat /
Gomroic, Nlberta. Canada, er pitt
nof Sen pnaite al sc norif- Iuthcrifc
Seiifpler / Mmerifa. Get ierite
Sfriot til bcns Sprettclie bIep toact
al Observation-Disclosures. Sopr.
rcroe Superintendent @lnice iarbt
Sorbolbene eunitiae, pa Iarsmcoet
/ 1909 biialbt set iorelsbiac Striot
ionn par taaet. TroicSior ). g.
Sanhbera blep ieubt al Misiionsfo-
mitecn OH, Taoren 1910 Tor at tagc
lat paa SfolcnS SpicreIie. Taa Si,.
pe%rintenoent @Iaiees Snitiatip bup-
Sc Gonrroie ier tilbiibt Ell pafter %
prroiimlo Spaaetomt pad mleaet ri.
meliae %ilfaur. "a &aiaeS Spno-
bcS Solf / Canada paiaa hapoe talt
ON at bpaac Ell Sfolc / siberia, blep
set bcIlilttct uco CT Meoe / Snni
1910 at inobnoc &arpes Spnobes
ScIf til at iamarbcioe / Sfoleiagen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
Ct. OLAF GoIlele.

6br iirti Mar iioea ga 81 Cloi
S6oOI, Tom ON 0ea8an6 falote2.
~iltttet fit icriic aar$ Nr6cioc, bupoe
Den bare ? &prere % 80 eIepcr
Jemten @ar ienere, ba 0cn ierite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
6amlebiemmet / Uorthpooo.
2laie 6auoen 6amlehiem.

Gnbelig cr ser mi oprettct ct prog.
tiot 9(loerbomsbient / Gecorab, ga.
EaItor Otto 6. Sd)mibt ltaar |
Spiolen for oeune Nnitalt. Gems
Nupn er 9(ale Sull9cn NloeroonlS-
hielll, eiter Wtiis Mnie &allgen, Ser
teitonnenterebe $4,000 til Sien1metS
Sprettelie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21
Black Plays Star Game at
Guard for Defeated
Eleven.
YALE RALLIES AT END
But WHEN DAY Is LOST

II was taken over 10y Mahau on the third
down. The Harvard students in the
stands set up a weird chantlike cry
which suggested the opening strains OF
the Yale undertaken song.
Following came a play by Yale which
looked like a touchdown. Ii was a
splendid forward pass followed by IA
run over the Harvard goal line, the
total distance being nearly hulf the
fields length. but the Yale left tackle
was offside at the time and his ex-
cess of zeal spoiled a fine effort. The
orside foul didn't help Yale u bit in
making the play go, but rules are rules
The boys IN blue did their best con-
scutlye rushing in the fourth period.
\ Yale bat,ler recovered "A Harvard
muf on Haryard's Al yard line. FOR.
ward passing. neatly executed ana
poorly defended ny Harvard. alternat-
ing with desperate ramming OF the har-
ward line, forced Harvard back to the
B Yard line. Then Yale was taxed hNe
yards for being uffside. following which
came an incomplete FORWARD pass. liAr-
ward lung back the ncNt attempt and
Neville missed a ticid goal from the
20 yard line,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21

The last march to the Vale goal
began with an iuierceptcd forward pass.
Rollius did the intcrcepting and he cir
cled with GREYHOUND speed to Y.,lc's "a
ward line, \ forward pass brought
the lines 10 grips at the - yard line
Next came a ~scrlmmage on the d Nard
line and when the teams u%niauglcd
from "A rush a Few seconds later MLlan
was nesting next to- mother earl
with the bail in his arms and his arms
over the goal line.
With forty-unc points IN the game
bag a Yale rails GA offence dldn cause
Harvard to cry out in alarm. Alucs
of Yale Slipped through a Crcvicc
of wide proportions in Harvard'- right
wing and hit the high spots until he
had gone tNeuty-one yards.
Man for man the Yale sid" was
pretty generally outdonc, bur "A power
full player in Yalc's front line was
Black. lie Was as good Il Onward
AZ there was on the Held. Tie was
active In the open and did some good
work making holes.
Thu Yale ends We're surpassed 10y their
rivals. but not so much 50 a. 10 be OBJ
scurcd by them. iiartc was some~h hat
weak IN line defence. Tn" Harvard
tackles outdid the Yale tackles NOR" 80
IN line play than in down the field work.
| Gilman again proved himself To he a
star tackle and ShonS at guessing the
other sides plays and stopping them.
He was "a more consistent performer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21

Guernsey could make only a half yard
through left tackle. but Wilson made five
yards through loft guard, and Guernsey
dropped back for Il kick. \ bad pass
went over his head, but he recovered tho
ball for "A loss of ten yards
Guernsey had 10 punt - get out OF
danger on the next play and he booted
the ball To Nathan on the ltttcr's 50 yard
line. Mahan was dropped IN his tracks
by lt~igginbothdm and Way. and on tn.
next play kicked over lalc's goal line.
The ball was put IN play on Nalcs 20
yard line and Guernsey was called upou
to do his best. It's best. however. was
nothing at all. for Ptrson stopped him
before n. had a chance 10 m.
bingham tried rlSht tl'kio ucNt, hut
one yard was al he could get, AMI
Guernsey puutod To Nathan. who was
downed by Way on the Harvard 43 Ntrl
line after = gain of nN" yards. kiug
went through ale loft tackle for six
yards and found tho Nul" again fpr two
yards, Guernsey downing him the first
time aud g Shcld1u the next King took
the ball for the third time m succession
and varied the operation q little 10y golu 4.
through ri-ht tackle Tor ten yards, Civ
ing Harvard nr-t doNu on Nalc's IS
yard line. This MAS the initial first down
OF the game To bc made 10y either team
ru "A delayed pass Mthan ran through
II hole IA the right Wing of tn" Hlu"
for seven yards, and Il SIX yard gam
1 through left guard by King made l. FIRST
down for Harvard again. on Yale's -
yard limo. Mahan made two yards
through left tackle.
j Sheldon was the first PLAYER 70
leave the game. He was replaced rs
Walden just before Mahlu dropped btcy
FOR a KICK formation Mthan did MOI
kick. however. hut KING took "a lateral
pass and went around Nt'''s lcft Wlu-
\ touchdown WAS IN sight. hui k'r
was forced out If bound after running
fourteen yards. on Yale . yard linz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21

He succeeded in each Of the nyc oth,r
chances that he had later in the game.
Guernsey Kicked off again for Yale AMI
i>lnS made IN" catch on his own Is yard
line. King brought i bach seventeen
yards and was duwncd by j. sheldon,
Way broke through and tackled Mahau on.
the next play when tn" Harvard captain
had gained n scdnt yard. Nathan tried
iftin. and this time his pluuging Melted
him five yards through right tackle, VIII
son getting him. Mahan punted TO
iale's 3: yard line and Is none OF the
Yale men seemed anxious to touch TIN
ball Dadmun downed IT after ii mad
bounced back three yards.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21
Guernsey Is Takcn ont.

Guernsey was hurt IN the nliNup and
was replaced by Chattlcld TAYLOR, Civ
ing Yale another touch of sorrow, Mahan
went from kick formation through
Yale's left tackle for seven yards NJ
ths ball rested on Wales 3 yard line.
Mahan tried to 20 Through centre Tor
"A touchdown, but wa buried by eager
hands. G.. sheldon Ma = ll'tl" too eager
and was caught oitslde, with the re
sult that Yale was pcnalized and tho
ball moved up TO her | yard line. ot
course that meant a touchdown. Mahan
carried It over. He dropped back a.
II to kick a fold goal aud then ran otr
left tackle, placing the ball ~squarely
behind the posts. THIS made It easy
for him to kick the goal from the touch
down and made the score Harvard IL.
Yale q
Chattisld Taylor. who had taken
Guernsry's place, renewed the attack Tor
the Blue with Il kickotf 20 Iiarvard's 10
yard line. Bolcs picked the bah ~
and ran II back thirty-two yards 10
Harvard's ~ yard line King took TN"
ball TWO yards throuEh centre and Ma
han Kicked It ont of hounds "n Wales
u yard line. Van Nu>i"lrl gained q
couple uf yards on ~il'rvNul~ rrht eui
and Bingham added Oru, >.t'd- more
the same way Tayl"l pu.l,I uu' uIs
kick went high In The 1r ui Nlcu
! a Yale man, touched tine hl' "n his uWu
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Having found IIarvard's defence a
little strong for piercing Guernsey win
the ball On his W A. yard line dropped
back for a punt and made a beauty
against the wind. Watson caught the ball
on his " II yard line and was dowrci
Icy { sheldon after making five yards.
i,oles carried the bali for three yards
"A left tackle and was tackled by VIII
ron, but during the play Harvard was
detected holding and penali2sd fifteen
yards
On the next play Mahan dropped hack
behind his own goal line and punted
out To Van Nostrand, who made a fair
catch ON his own - yard mark. tiuern-
sry tried for "A weak point in the centre
II the line. but Hartc, who was destined
80 become a hero in a short time, broke
through and tackled him
capt. Wilson was the first OF the glad
iI'ors - do anything remarkable, when
he tool the bah on a delayed pass and
ran thirty-three yards through left
tackle. being brought up on Harvard's
20 yard line by Boles. ON q fake for
nation Guernsey dropped back and
every one looked for "A drop kick except
the Harvard men. Bingham took the
ball. but advanced II only one yard
Bingham had another chance OF the neat
play, but fumbled the bail in an at.
tempt to go of right tackle, and King
recovered 1t for Harvard on hts ~ 81
Nald line. Mdhdn puut"d to Van Nos
traud ON ltl"'s % yard line. ana thu
latter, with plenty of time 81 catch II,
made "a miserable fumhl". Of which
llartc. following the ball, was quicll TO
take advantage.
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In running back punts Harvard az
counted for 81 yards in the first half
and 10 I'm tho second Yale ran them
back 35 yards In the first half and Is
in the second. Harvard lost so yards
by penalties and Yale A.. Each side
was penalized once for roughing the
kicker. Guernsey was put out of COM
mission early and there were a few
symptoms Of individual petulance. but
there were no outward evidences ~
viciousness or undue roughness. The
playing was hard but clean, apparently,
as football games go.
The Harvard squad went back to the
locker building after its preliminary
practice, but the Yale men, when
through with warming up, wrapped
blankets around themselves and sat out
In the cold while waiting for Harvard
TO ppe Harvard began with the
wind ut It's back. but Yale was so spry
and energetic In the first few moments
that It looked as II there was going
to he "a battle.
Boles hadn't footed back far with
Yale's kickoff before he was grabbed
and thrown ker-slam. Mahan cut loose
with "A punt. The Yale backheld man,
although he had lots OF room in which
to get going for Il u back. made a
fair catch. Yale applied that conserva-
tive treatment to several Of Mahan's
kicks, and, as on the first time, with
room In which to get a momentum for
a run back. II looked like bad judg-
ment by whoever ordered II.
The feeling out process being over,
Yale jumped into Harvard's right wing
with "a skilfully timed shift and the
loose defence which Harvard gem
orally found reliable IN stopping the
shift. was out OF gear this time. VIII
sons forwards cleared a lane for him
and he bowled along for 50 yards.
The Yale stands were In ar uproar
but the chance to enthuse was short
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CAPT. Eddie Mahan Closes His Grtdron Career
bv P2av11q Brilliant Football Throughout
Bill Bingham Leads Haruard Cheers
While Bob Plous HaIfback for Yale

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 2O-The house of Bingham was divided
" this afternoon. Bill Bingham. captain of the Harvard track team,
led the cheering for the Crimson, and Bob Bingham, Bills brother,
played in the back field for Yale. Bill was a most inspiring cheer
leader, and a IS he danced and gesticuated did as effective footwork
a $ n of the Harvard backs. For the time being one Bingham OBJ
Ivious of the other, and for the time being blood was not thicker than
water. Last Saturday two Wilson brothers played against each other;
to-day two Bingham brothers rooted against each other.
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sun Dries Field.

Hair am Iuur before the teams lined
VI .' CD. finally played It's rays on the
n lia Held md ia mat short space of
''nr |.l mach to dry ii up. Tie wind
ha! E,',ed around from east to west,
bL' ..t Interfere much with the play
.ht a. I4,r o. the protection afforded by
To- ..u'.ls buildings Columbia was
u. ""-. 20 appear On the Held and went
,o .Hl. at signal dr.il with NANNY
ID" .H'. at fullbacE, to tn" surprise OF
'''' ui'. The giant fullback didn't
''.' 'N, lineup throughout the game.
f Nty 10 Monroe In the second
tt Monroe proved q valuable sub
..4 played as well as I.i,tauor in
.. .'d condition.
torf University had figured that
'a ...s major strength lay In Lit
.'3 again its strategy proved useless.