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SUMMONS.
STATE OF COLORADO, |
County OF Fremont, ]
In the County Court.
a oa Dfos-esa

IN tne county Court.
4. n. Gage. Plaintiff,
Vs.
E. Simon, R. F. Robertson, Sarah A
Thompson. Minnie c. Dickens, A.
NJ Mcclure, Mrs. Laura B. Downs,
Mrs. Helen E. Hadden, Rev. ii. b.
Turner, The FIRST baptist Church
OF Canon City. religious corpora
tion, Laura 3. Carpenter, Guy Helm.
Clyde Helm. Ruby Helm, Walter
iieiia, Rosa arthur, Clara fieaton,
Frank Brewster, Myrtle Brewster.
Emily Brewster, Helen r. Mcclure
Theadore Mcclure, Roby Mcclure.
Gladis McCiu; e. The Young Meas
Christian Association of Canon City.
Colo, corporation, Defendants.
The People of the State of Colorado
to the Defendants above named,
Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the
County Court of Fremont County,
State of Colorado, and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days
after the service hereof, If you are
served within this County; If served
out OF this County. or by publication.
within thirty days after service hereof.
exclusive OF the day of service, or
judgment by default will be taken
against you according 10 the prayer
OF the complaint
If copy Of the complaint be not
served upon you herewith, or if ser,-
ice hereof be made out of the State
Of Colorado. ten days additional time
to that above specified shall be al
lowed for your appearance and answer
in said action.
This is an action wherein the relief
sought is a judgment and decree of
this Court adiGdging there is due and
owing to the plaintiff the sum OF
Four Hundred Forty-Two and 5Ilu3
tS4s2.51) Dollars, with interest on
$4,000 from December 2Sth, 1872 !,
interest on $2l-03 from December 9th,
1913; interest on S21.fS from March
3lst. 1914. a reasonable attorneys
fee for the prosecution OF this suit
besides costs of the action-all on ac-
count OF a mortgage Indebtedness sc
cured by a certain mortgage made.
executed and delivered to the plaintin
by one William H. Mcclure. in his
lifetime, and recorded in the Office
OF the County Clerk and Recorder Ct
Fremont County. State of Colorado
in Book 166. at Page 141: adjudgins
said amount with interest. attorneys
fee and costs lien upon the land and
premises conveyed by said mortgage:
for 4 foreclosure Of said mortgage as
against all the defendants; for a sale
Of said land and premises. according
to law, for the purpose OF satisfying
said Indebtedness with interest, at
torney's fee and costs as aforesaid.
and for such other and further relief
a. plaintiff may be entitled to in the
premises--au - Il moro fully uet
forth and demanded In the complain:
herein nled In this Court
Witness, James l. Cooper. Judge
and Acting Clerk Of said Court ana
the seal thereof hereunto affixed. at
the City OF Canon City. in the said
County. this sth day OF January, 1915
(SeaD JAMES L COOPER
Judge and Acting Clerk
By PHEBE n. PAXTON.
Deputy Clerk
First Pub. Mar. IL, 1915.
Last Pub. April s. 1915.
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NOTICE OF FINAL sETTlgMgMr

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
in the Matter OF the Estate OF John
d. Morrow. Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given. That on the
Sth day OF May. A. d. 1915. at 2 7. n
being one OF the regular days OF the
March Term Of the County Court Of
Fremont County. in the State Of Colo
RADIO. l, Geo. s. Turner. Administrator
cf said estate, VIII appear before the
Judge OF said Court. present my nnAA
settlement as such Administrator.
pray the approval Of the same, and
viii then apply to be discharged ~
such administrator. At which time
and place any person in interest may
appear and present objections to tne
same II any there be.
Dated at Canon City, Colorado.
s' = GEO. s. TURNER.
Administrators OF the Estate OF john
n. Morrow. deceased
First publication. April l. 1915
Last publication April 22. 1915.
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NOTICE OF BIENNIAL ELECTION
OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS

Notice is hereby given. that the
biennial election OF the legal voter1
of School District No. !. In the County
cf Fremont. State OF Colorado. will be
held in the Office OF the County Sup
erintendent of Schools. In the County
Court House. on Monday, the third
day OF May. 1915. for the purpose OF
electing two member OF the Board
OF Education a. provided by law.
The ballot box VIII be opened at
seven O'Clock q. m, and Will close
at seven p. m. of said day.
April LIST. 1915. ANNA II. BURGESS
Secretary Of the Board OF Education
OF School District No. One. County
OF Fremont.
First publication April 1. 1915.
Last publication. April 22. 1915
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

W. - - Nv ~
In the Matter of the Estate of Jere
miah William Mitchell. Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given. That ON
Saturday. the tenth day Of April. 4.
d. 1915. being one Of the regular
days OF the March Term of the
County Court OF Fremont County, in
the State Of Colorado. l. Mahala P
Mitchell. Administsatrix with will
annexed OF said estate. win appear
before the Judge OF said Court. pres
ent my final settlement as such Ad-
ministrAtrix. pray the approval OF
the same and will then apply to BE-
discharged as such Administrative
Al which time and place any person
In interest may appear and presen-
objections to the same II any these
be-
Dated at Canon City. Colorado,
March End. 1918.
MAHA1.A p. MTTgnELt..
Admiaistrasrix
First Publication, March IL. iat
Last Publication. April 5. 1915.
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FINE MUSICAL PRO0lM
RENDERED At METHODIST
CHURCH SUNDAY EVENING

The Easter music at the First Meth
odist church Sunday evening attract
ed large attendance Of Interested
people. In the presentation OF the
program the choir was assisted by
Miss Media Felter. yiolinist. whose
skill as a performer added IN no small
degree to the pleasure of the occa-
sion.
Sunday evenings program, with the
personnel OF the choir, follows:
Organ Prelude: "oster Morgan-".
..:......-....--... Mailing
Miss Kennedy
Invocation.
--sing And Rejoice for
Christ Is Risen &C. B. Adams
Fun Choir.
solo--'Jesus only .............
Prof n. c. Hussey
Anthem-"o Death Where is Thy
Sting ...-......- Edmund Turner
Violin Selection -"Romanze'' ...
................. Proehazka
Miss Neida Feiter.
awake Thou That SIeepest--
(From Daughter OF Jairus'D
... Sir John stainer
Scripture Lesson and Announcements
oneriory Cviolin and Organ. sar-
abande'' sulzer
Miss Kennedy and Miss Felter.
cl-orus Ne Saints .....--
...-.............. y. Adams
Dret-~The Savior Liveth" wilson
Misses Pansy and Blanche Allison
Final chorns--Awake Ye-...-...
....-..--... Jno. 5. witty
Full Choir
PensdicsIon.
Pt.stlsde March. .Solly
THE CHOIR.
Sopranos
Pansy Allison, Mrs w. J. Williams.
Cora Wbodford. Mira Elton d. Wood
ford Mrs r. W. Thompson. vaIeria
overmnn. Mrs. c. w. wolfenberEer.
AdeIla Lucas. Mira A. E. sharman.
Mira J. G. schweisert. Ida May Nc
carty. Lulu Kissinser. Mrs. Ella John
ssn. Catherine Fairiez. Ella Roberts.
Nra. chas. Swanson. Lois Yenser.
sinry Tucker
Edith Allison. Mrn. Marie Craven.
Elsie KissinGer. AIadse Nichols.
Blancho Aillsoa. Olive Powell. EsIza
o<s1pp6. Isrs. 4. D. FairhanAs. Mrs.
Aiics PArh. Edna Daniap. Bessie Nc
ouown. Enma Ripley. Edna Templin.
Tsasra.
H. C. Benson. =. l.. Cleveland. o.
car Swanson. n. r. Nichols. r. A.
Nichols. O. W. Bachelor. z. w. Thom-
~. ciiRord Higsins. @. W. Yenser.
Tbos. Roberts. ". T. Fisher. Harold
Sprinkle. D. @. Province.
r. N. Boyle. R. W. Thompson. Prof.
r C. Hussey. Alvin sideboitom. L.
q. Thompson. Melvin MeIchi. z. B.
woodford. Dr. c. W. woifenberger
Dr. r. z. Reiter, Leslie stevenson.
Ire Thomas
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Estate Of Willis p King. Jr.. Deceas-
ed
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed Administrator of the estate
OF willis p King. Jr.. late OF the
County OF Fremont. in the State Of
Colorado. deceased. hereby gives no
tice that he will appear before the
County Court Of said Fremont Coun-
ty. at the Court House In Canon CITY.
In said County. at the March Term.
1915, on May lst-. 1915. at which time
all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested TO
attend for the purpose Of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to mako
immediate payment to the undersign-
ed.
Dated at Canon City. Colo. this 3oth
day OF March. A. D. 1915.
LOWELL s. BAILEY.
Administrator.
First publication. April 1. 1915
Last publication April %. 1915
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NO CANON
/ CITY BANKS
/ unite UNDER
One HEAD

AZ the result Of negotiations that
i've been in progress for some time.
6 Canon State bank has been con
4idated with the First National bank
this city; the merger taking effect
10 O'Clock this morning. 81
All OF the assets and business OF
g Canon State bank have been trans
rred 10 the purchasing institution
here all of It's accounts with deposit
> win be taken care OF the same as
30 absorption had occurred. The
anon State Bank had deposits of ap-
oximately sl00.ce at the time OF It's
81 official statement, which win be
ided TO the resources OF the First
stional: the deposits in which we're
ported to be siT4.2ss.ss At the close
business hours on March 4th.
The consolidation OF the two banks
Ill In no wise affect the security OF
spositors in the retiring Institution
j all monies. notes and other ac-
brnts we're taken over by the First
ational. which has become liable and
s1ponsibla for them under the terms
the purchase as trustee. The mer-
sr xas purely business transaction
"a IL goes without saying that the
ffrst National would be pleased to
| old all OF the Increased buainess con
eyed to It by the consolidation
The Canon State bank was organiz-
4 in July. 1879. with J. b. cartwrigh,
|f &esidenf: r. F Hunter as vice
PRESIDENT and O. Z. Matkln as cashier.
.he organization continued until
Aprii 1919. when Mr. Cartwright re-
ired and was succeeded by r. F.
lnnter as president and T. T. Thomas
e Yice-president Mr. Maikin was
etained as cashier until sAe consols-
alton took place The capital stock
Z the bank was $4,000 and II had
mics little business from the start
he maximum OF its deposits acooun,
sAs reached . few weeks ago when
/ reached sios 900.
The First Naticnal vas orEanIssd IN
A's and its present. oencoes are A.
e Carlton OF cEippls croak. prssIlnnt.
IN. II. Do1ler. tfcs-prsaidsnt. ana a.
!. Turner. cashier. lis board Of dirsc-
orx are A. z Carlton. L a. Cariton.
~ n. Dozier. J. W. Dunlap. nT.
fart Coodice. @. V. HoAgin. D. ".
toss. W. II. Trout and A. J. Turner.
e capital stock is $4,000. Its assets
IRE given IN its last report a. being
ISIS. .7ss-15.
erhe savings feature. an well a. all
nterest-bearing certificates Of deposit
and checking accounts. OF abe Canon
state bank win be carried BY the First
in fact all Of the obligA-
ltbns Of the former have been assum-
a by Il. The interests OF patrons
II the Canon state bank have not
,een preiudiced In any way by the
OF the two institutions.
q. z. Matkin. cashier Of the late
Canon State bank. viii stay. tsmpo-
rariiy At least with the First Ma
Iionai. as win also Ray Thomas. The
merger viii not mako any changes In
Inc directorate. or tho executive Of
Hcials of the First National. which con-
linue as given abova
Mr. Hunter. late president Of the
Canon state bank. will remain in
Canon City. but having disposed of his
interests. win devote himself
10 some other line Of business enter
Prise. Mr.. Thomas. late vice-presi-
dent OF the institution. Will also re-
main here.
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1MTgRrAlNEp At 9AoT9R
DRaAkPAor.

Tho nomtsrS q ne Lanehecn Clue
welo grscts q Aliso nnth loWln 4
on e,1hctAlS uSSl, olIo.1t q 71Nc
1bucnNo, oc 111, oot1sa
o>tD ~ ~ GO ~
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SONS OF the ROCKIES

lAr. "old Folks at Homer
Way up among the Rocky Mountains
l long to be.
In the land Of healtl, and cool foun
tains.
Colorado. dear. for me.
In the springtiIne orchards are bloom.
ing.
Beyond the hill,
In the faIl golden rod is booming
Way down by the old, old mill
Chorus:
Far away from where am roaming
1t were joy to be.
Go tell the old folks am coming,
Colorado; dear for me.
/ long TO see the sunlight nitting
Over the floor.
and my dear mother busy knitting
Upon the porch by the door.
Down in the vale my brothers pruning
Our old peach tree,
A song, my sisters softly grooming,
And father is writing me.
tehorus)
hear among the ieafy shadows
Sweet hum OF bee
And away down in waving meadows,
Alfalfa is growing free.
way up among the Rocky Mountains,
/ long to be.
In the land OF the health and cool
fountains.
Colorado. dear for me.
HARRY A. IRAN.
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Fred Hooking and Geo. west and
vile OF QuerIdn auioed 10 Canon City
the first of tho week.
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WET MOUNTAIN
VALLEY NEWS

From Wet alountafn Tribune:-
Henry Steiner returned from Canon
City Monday.
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MlaN ANalrloMa.

Ac(or nooplg evoFy naA4iAIo The
neluNtcF N1nS1 sI1s uEs1yilnun ~
IN - - 49,, ~ t1lSos t'Aet
~ 11F ~ 1o1 ~ en.,ill.,
.3 3 sSs'
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John Henry, WHO had been in Can
ON City since January. returned to
the valley last Saturday, his rheuma-
tism being greatly improved.
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TYPHOID e $: ~: :::::;:'s 4
- - = hnthV1notn v.cr,n,tiore
- vsss,ss,.i s vow , - 1913: =. -
Sur1 fzinlY. Ms ucss veA 80 ). u,1...
Va ~ Tynhaltlr iShi1I = fEehe,1 $1,000 $1,000
S,irS frcr ~. - d1nau ~ kynso.e Sc,'. ~.
NJ OirTea lAnoAATUlt. es-L.klLs y.
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Daloo JGsik,Mo a.oME-
1lins Ganns '1oahiua ~ ss
a. : Dlo.seea ~ = ~ cayn -
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tism Deiug greaty improved
DR.. Hfnsilaw left Thursday for Can
on City in his car. being accompanied
on the trip by Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins
and Mrs. Mel Manning.
Her school at Querida having clos
cd Wednesday. Mrs. Coalgate return
ed to Canon City Thursday. She was
accompanied by Miss Helen Kerr who
VIII visit in Canon for some time.
DR.. Kenney went to Canon City on
Thursday on a few days business
trip. The doctor had the big ball
game at Florence on his mind when
he left Mrs. Kenney accompanied
The doctor on his trip.
Mike Boehm, who some time since
took up a ranch on the Antelope ar
rived here from Canon City Tuesday
with his household effects and a car
&C stock to make his abode. Mr..
Hoehm is acquainted with old-tiiners
in the valley
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First publication. April 1. 1915
Last publication April %. 1915
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r. N. Boyle. R. W. Thompson. Prof.
r c. Huusey. Alvin sidebottom. L,
a. Thompson. Melvin Meichi. z. b.
woodford. DR.. c. W. woifenberger
Dr. r. E. ReIter, Leslie Stevenson.
Ire Thomas
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Edith AIlisou. Mrs.. Marie Craven.
Elsie KlssinGer. Madze Nichols.
Blanchs Aillsoa- Olive Powell. Ellza
s<sipps. Isrs. 4. D. FAirhAnks. Mrs.
Aiios Park. Edna Duniap. Bsssie NC.
ouown. Enmn Ripley. Edna Templin.
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H. c. Benson. +. L Cleveland. o.
car Swanson. II. r. Nichols. r. A.
Nichols. O. W. Bachelor. E w. Thom-
~. ciiRord HigEins. @. W. Yenser.
Tbos. Roberts. ". T. Fisher. Harold
Sprinkle, d. q. Province.
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First Pub. Mar. IL. 1915.
Last Pub. April s. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
Cornell Coaches Try
Out More New Men

Ithaca. y. y, Oct. Practice for
the Cornell football squad took on
much the same form here to-day as
Yesterday a mixed varsity lineup
took part in lively hours scrimmage
with the seconds, and won by two
touchdowns. The coaches are contln-
uing their policy 10 give all promising
members Of the scrub thorough try
out. 10 develop a strong set OF first
substitutes for future games.
When the varsity began its scrlm-
mage this afternoon four Of the regu-
lars were missing. Tilley substituted
for Eckley at right end and Jameson
kept out on account of his wrist. Dan
Reed used Welles in his place. Cap
tain Barrett also remained idle, II be
ing the plan Of the coaches 10 give
him long rest.
Collins ran the team ~ quarterback,
with Shiverick and Schlichter as half
backs and Johnny Lewis Al fuilback.
This is the first time that Lewis has
PLAYED on the varsity, and yesterday
he made a fine showing, scoring the
first touchdown for the varsity.
Mueller and Kleinert, the other sub
stitute fullbacks. did not report, as
they were detained with university
work.
During the practice Van Orman, the
end coach. was wounded 10 the eye,
when one Of the men scratched mis- eye
ball while reaching for forward pass.
H. went 10 the training house where
he was bandaged up. and soon after
returned TO the field TO resume his
duties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
Divide second and third money
TROTrING-2l? CIAss-THREE ~ FIVE
81 900.
TWo-YEAR-oLD TRoT - TWO ~
q noa
MORE LIFE MEMBERS
FOR NEW YORK A. C..
Increase in Resident Member.
ship Meets DisapprOyal.

The amendment to the constitution
of the New York Athletic Club TO in
crease the life membership from 500
TO 600 members was unanimously ap.
proved at a special meeting held in the
city clubhouse last night. Four hun
dred members were present, the large
attendance being an indication of the
interest manifested in the recommen-
dations made by the board of COVER
nors.
The additional one hundred life mem
bers, at $500 each, will give the club
a reserve fund of $4,000, which will
make up for the recently paid-of mort
gage amounting 20 similar sum on
the Central Park home.
The recommendation of the board Of
governors that the resident member
ship list be augmented by 500 new
members, bringing the total up TO
1000, was defeated. This action was
disappointing to William II. Page, the
president; Justice Barlow S. Weeks. an
old memh.r of the Winged Foot organi-
cation, and Jerry T. Mahoney, a one
time star jumper of the club, who in
long speeches advocated the adoption
of the proposal. Only 1874 of those
present saw fit 10 increase the resident
membership, while the constitution
calls for a two-thirds vote.
The other recommendations bearing
on improvements at the Travers ISL
and home and the city clubhouse. were
informally discussed. II was estimated
that the cost of the changes proposed
would amount TO 100000. Alterations
in the city clubhouse would call for an
expenditure Of 100000, while the re-
naming $4,000 would be needed at,
Travers Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
COLUMBIA MAY NOT
ROW AGAINST YALE
Loses Two More Men of Varsity
ROat-RiCe in QuandarY.

Grave doubts were entertained at Co
lumbia last night as to whether it
would be possible to send crew to
New Haven 10 row Yale in the pro-
posed two-mile race on Lake Whitney
on November ~. Two more members
Of the varsity eight resigned their
seats at the practice at Edgewater in
the afternoon, with the result that al
though Rice had enough men to fill the
first boat he vas shy a man for the
second ere md only the first went
out.
TichboHe. who rowed No. in the var
sity shell at Poughkeepsie last June,
dropped out yesterday because of par
entail objection, being the third man
from the first boat Rice has lost in the
same way in less than a week. Spur
geon, who rowed No. 6 in the junior
eight in June, gave up his place be-
cause of thesis work in the School of
Engineering. Ferris and Jauss, both
veterans of the varsity eight in the
spring, deserted the crew last week
because their families objected TO their
rowing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
YALE FRESHIES
WORRY VARSITY
Carry Ball Almost to Goal
Line Before Stopped
Wilson Does Well.
lBr Telegraph 70 The Tribuns.l

New Haven, Conn. Oct. 13.-The
newly constituted Yale varsity football
team had its second test in scrimmage
to-day. when Frank Hinkey, the head
coach, sen it against two different
elevens for a hard workout. The var
sity lived up to expectations thorough
". and found little difficulty in rolling
UP two touchdowns.
Doc" Cornish and Bill Marting,
members of the 1913 team, who have
charge of the freshmen this season
brought their youngsters over TO the
varsity field TO pit them against the
regulars. Just after the hck-oh II
looked as though they were gong 70
make good at the Job. too, for smith
fumbled the ball at midfield and the
freshmen recovered it, taking 1t almost
TO the varsity goal line on an end run
and a ffteen-yard forward pass before
they were stopped.
After holding the cubs for downs. the
varsity took possession Of the ball ana
did not repeat the mistake OF fumDlihg
Captain Wilson started his men down
the field in straight rushes. varied DIV l.
fifteen ward forward pass. wilson 10
Smith. and before the freshmen knew Il
the big team had registered a touch
down. Smith won't over for the score.
Captain Wilson ran his team like a
veteran. and there was little IN ms
work to indicate that this was only
his second appearance at quarterDdcS
in scr.mmage this year. Guy Hutchin-
son. a former famous Yale quarterback,
who returned to-day to help with the
coaching, watched him closely and ap-
peared satisfied with his work.
With the freshmen disposed OF, Hlnk-
ev sent the newly formed team OF IN
eligible stars against the varsity. Al
though heavier, this aggregation caused
less trouble than the freshmen, for the
REGULARS had got their stride, and team
work was more in evidence. Only
straight football tactics were used IN
this scrimmage, but they were so et-
fective that the regulars never failed
70 make a first down. Waite made the
touchdown.
Durfee at left guard, Won Holt at
right guard, and Schmidt at right
tackle-all new men IN the varsity line
this week-showed consistent improve
ment to-day, and from appearances
Hinkey has unearthed some promising
new material of real varsity callbre.
Won Holt has played on the regular
eleven before, but the other two men
got their first opportunity yesterday.
The lineup follows: Left end, Nose
ley; left tackle, Gates; left guard, Dur
fee; centre, White; right guard, Won
Holt; right tackle, Schmidt; right end,
Allen; quarterback, Wilson; left half
back, Waite; right halfback, Smith, and
fullback, Scovil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
n. Y. u. Scrub Gives
Varsity a Hard Test

Tom Reilly coach Of the New YORK
Tnivers ,ty football eleven. put his men
through q stiff scrimmage yesterday
afternoon on Ohio Field The scrub re
ceived the ball on the varsity ten-yard
line and was told TO batter down the
first team rushline. Taylor. scrub
backfeld man. scored the lone tally
made by the second team.
Williams, left tackle; House, centre,
and Somers. right tackle. were the chief
points OF attack. Reilly directed Pot
ter, field general for the scrub, TO use
q varied attack. Cam, Bernstein and
Manley afford a strong secondary de-
fence, but Reilly desires TO save them
az much as possible for the offensive
work.
Erwig, the other backAeld man. al
though a brilliant dodger and speedy
runner. has not shown up as we'll as
his teammates in tackling. Mccullough
ard Hammerstein worked as varsity
ends. while Egan and Waldman played
the wing positions on the scrub eleven.