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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-01-15

Cameras can be had at the
Studio. You can use them or
buy, as O wish. Adv.
Chas Huntley and Jos Mann
were the only Washburn repre-
sentatives at the inaugural ball
in Bismarck last Friday night.
Shelves have now been placed
in the library for the new books
coming in and all donations will
be gladly received. About 25
books we're received during the
last week. More are, wanted to
get it started and each donna
tions helps a good cause along.
Came to my place on Novemb-
er IA, 1914 a Hereford steer
calf about nine months old, has
white streaks in head, no brands.
scrubby built. Is in my pasture
on section 25-149-82. Chas. Tong,
Underwood, N. D.. First publica-
ton January 8, 1915.-Adv.
Rev. +. l.. Watkins, former
pastor here, now superintendent
of the N. D. enforcement League,
will preach at the Methodist
church next Sunday evening.
If the weather permits he will be
at Ccnkling in the morning and
at Buffalo Lake in the after
noon.
Mike Tellefson arrived Tues
day and has taken up his duties
as clerk Of court. He was un-
able to- qualify the first Of the
year owing to- poor health. He
had an operation for appendi-
citis and has been recovering
fast and is now here to take up
his new duties.
For SaQe-The Washburn Hotel
we'll established business to right
party. Building for sale on easy
terms. For further particulars
call or write. Will be glad to
answer correspondence. 'Oberg
Sisters, Washburn, N. D.-Adv.
DR.. ia Dillon of Larnard,
Kansas, was here Monday to
renew old acquaintance. He
lived here about, ten years ago
and this was his first visit. since
he left for Kansas. He was on
his way to the coast for a
short trip. His many friends
here were glud to see him al
though his visit was short.
States Attorney j. T.. Williams
was called to Minneapolis We'd
nesday afternoon by the serious
illness Of his sister Maud who
has been in the hospital for
some time. Her mother has
been with her during her illness.
Later-word reached here today
that Miss Williams passed away
Wednesday evening. Mrs. j. E.
Williams left this morning for
Oathey where the funeral will be
held from the family home.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-01-15
Notes

The persons who took the Au-
tomato ecrewdriver and Auto
matte Drill from the. library in
the new school building are
known and if they will return
same no question will be- asked.
However if same are not return
ed proceedings wi" be taken
for return Of the above ment-
ianed articles ADV.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-01-15

Get one Of these Air-olite
lamps at Holtan Mere. Co. The
best ever.-Adv.
Mrs. j. T. McCulloch went to.
Bismarck Wednesday and enter
ed the hospital for treatment.
Dennie Mann and Chester Fer
guson were over Sunday visitors
in Bismarck and returned Mon
day.
Buy your vegetables at the
Exchange. Potatoes, onions, car
rts, parsnips, squash, rutabagas,
etc.-Adv.
Mrs. j. E. Heck and Miss
Mayme Thompson have accepted
clerkships in the register of deed;
office.
j. A. Be:ver, who served one,
week as deputy register Of
deeds, resigned and returned
to Max Monday.
Miss Ada Packard, sister of
NJ. Packard, is here looking
up records for the tax commits
sion at Bismarck.
Mrs G. M. WaMbrecht will
have as her guest during the
next couple Of months her sister,
Mrs. Clark and son Harry.
For Sale-One pure bred reg
istered Holstein Bull three years
old. Good blood and we'll mark
ed. H. G. Nygaard, Underwood,
D.-Adv.
Rev. Reid is recovering nicely
from his second operation. His
wife is still with him at the.
hospital but expects to return
this week.
Notice-My wife, Mrs. Ida
Grewe, left my home December
2, 1914 and l will not be respon-.
sible for her debts. +. j. Grewe,
ADV.
J: W. Mangan enjoyed a visit
with his father who was here
trains. He returned
to Omaha Wednesday. This was
the first time he had seen his
grandchildren Dorathy and John
Lost-a, vanity case containing
. dollar bill nd silver change.
Lost some place between the
Holtan store and school house.
Return to the. o. X. Cafe and
receive reward.
Poe Prsa, 500 section boss at
Wilton, was placed in Jail here
BY Sheriff Hendricks Tuesday
morning charged with stabbing
l man during a dance in the
country near Wilton last Satur-
night. Booze is behind the
;ernble affair.
A prize Of 81 will be given to
person guessing the dist
lnce travelled by the h%ypnotized
bicycle rider. He will begin rid
ng at $3.50, and stop at $3.50.
Mere is q speedometer on the
Wheel and the true distance.
will be registered. Be, at. the
'pera house tonight when the
ider arrives.
Do you know that of all the
minor ailments colds are by far
he most dangerous? It is not
he colds themselves that you
iced to fear, but the serious
diseases that they SO often lead
o. For that reason every coldTl
be gotten rid Of with
he least, possible delay. To &C.
'mplish this you will find Cham
Cough Remedy Of great
lelp to you. It loosens a cold,
'elieves the lungs, aids .expec-
Grafton and enables the sys-
m to throw off the cold. For
ale by all dealers.-Ady.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-01-15
Girl Wanted-Inquire at the
Washburn Hotel.-Adv.

O4xx 7" AZ LIlC
Washburn Hotel.-Adv.
Anyone wanting Turkeys for
breeding call at the Exchange.
ADV.
Martin Hanson OF Underwood
was a business visitor in town
Wednesday.
For Sale-an Oliver typewrit-
er. Look it over at the First Ma
tional Bank.-Adv.
The subject. Of the sermon at
the Congregatio nal church Sun
day evening viii be BE & iu m"
High test gasoline for illumi7
mating purposes on sale at Hol-
tan Nero. Co.-Adv.
Clarence Wallin expects to
start a news paper near where
his claim is located at Gateway,
Mont.
A bank inspector and school
inspe ctor yer both here this
week doing work in their line OF
business.
Beginning Saturday January
16, the Exchange will serve
meals. Breakfast 15c, and Csc.
Noon Lunch 25c, 6 o'clock Din
ner Csc, Sunday Breakfast from
8 to 1O.-Adv.
For Sale-Columbia Wyan7
dotte cockerels. These are from,
a good strain Of early maturing
fowls. $1.75 each or would
trade for market fowls. G. MI
'Packard.-Adv.
Dam Schulz, Jr., came up from
Bismarck Tuesday afternoon i'll
a Studebaker 4, in three and
one4half hours. He had four
passengers. This is pretty good
trave ling considering the amount
Of snow ON the ground.
MACHINERY, If in need of
a pillow, drill. harrow, harrow
cart corn-planter, cultivator, wa
gon, buggy or any other farm
machinery, go to the Mandan
Merchants Co. All machinery
guaranteed.-Adv.
The vote on woman suffrage
lost at Washington but there
is some consolation in knowing
that the North Dakota delega-
ton voted solidly for the resolu-
ton.
H. j. Wagner, Optical Specia-
list. Of Bismarck, will visit Wash
burn Professionally Monday Jan.
IL. Eyes tested and glasses
fitted, also, glasses changed or
renewed. Call and see me. Of
flee at Washbarn Hotel.
H. j. Weise of Halliday was
here between trains Thursday
visiting his parents. He re-
turned to Bismarck to be with.
his wife who had an operation
this morning. Mrs. Weise had
an operation a year ago but it
was not a success so had to. go,
through it again.
At the O'Shea School No. l
at Blackwater, on the evening
Of january 81, N. G. Macdonald,
state inspector Of Rural schools
will lecture on the "Consolida-
ton Of Schools" There will be
no admission charged. The OBJ
ject of this lecture is to agitate
the consolidation movement III
Blackwater township.
N. p. Swanson, who is one. Of
the farmers in Minnesota who
takes the Leader, sent in his re-
newal for a year and a half
this week. He. is a man who has
a name for his farm as is shown
by his letter head. Here it is:
Grove Grain and Stock
Breeder Of Oxford Down
Sheep, N. P. Swanson, proprietor
Ct Minnesota, No. 1863
wheat, Minnesota. No. los Bar
ley, Minnesota No. s oats and
No. Is flax; Route
No. 2, Murdoch, Mimi. He not
only aduertises his farm but
the state in which he farms.
The. Parents Teachers League
meeting held Monday was at
tended by more than amy pre-
vious meeting. The visiting COM
failed to make a report
% a new one was appointed con-
asting Of Mrs. Rice, Martin Hol-
tan and Aug. H. Vail. On the
program for the evening was an
nAorosAinn folk NV .Tudoa 9Th.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
YOUNG PLAYER
Is Tried with Willie Hoppe for
Honors in the I SO Balk Line
Billiard Tournament.
teY AsseeIArEp ,arsa,

NEW YORK. Nov. 20-Walker
Cochran, the youngest player in the
1872 balk line billiard tournament,
won his third straight match to-
night, tieing with Willie Hoppe for
the lead. Neither player has yet
lost.
George Slosson (375} = the veteran
OF the players. was off HIS game, col
lecting only "a points while Cochran
ran out his nearly 900 In fifteen in
nings. sss .s3
Joseph Mayer, (400) suffered his
fifth straight defeat, losing to George
Sutton (400D in the afternoon In the
closet contest Of the tournament, the
score being 400t 323.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
..H|;I0N0R | Dl IVIDED|
BetWean Western Teams for
Champio Of Western
Collegiate Conference.
tsY.AasoelArEp. pReae,.

CHICAGO, Nov. 20-The Western
Collegiate CT Conference Football season
ended today with the champio nship
'honors divided by Illinois and Mime
sofa. Both Gophers and Illinois re-
main undefeated and both dpwnsd
their strongest rivals; Wisconsin and
Chicago. In their own game, they
!playe a 6 to g tie. Minnesota
crushed the Badgers today. by 90. TO
Is against Illinois IL to- 8 against
them; Illinois defeated Chicago 10
to 70 as compared to the Gophers 90
to victory over the Maroons. These
comparative scores give the Minneso-
.tans small advantage. Again the
IlHnoisans, with weak. team in the
field, were held to- tie by Ohio
State early in the season, while Min
tnesota has a clean record of victories
except for the draw at Urbana.
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GAME CANCELLED
By Wesleyan and Davis and
Elkins on Account of
Bad Weather.
!. tsy AssoelArsp sssss,

ELK1NS, Nov. .2O-lnclement
wather and the Importance OF con.
tests by each for Thanksgiving day,
resulted in Wesleyan and Davis-El-
5kins cancelling their game scheduled
to be played here today. Wesleyan
viii play West Virginia at Fairmont
Thursday for the state, championship
and !aayis-Elkins will meet Bethany
at l5!k.ns to determine the third po-
sition In the state football contest.
For this reason, neither team de
sired to risk injury to Its, men on the
snow covered field here today.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
C:0 D five.
Defeat Webster Springs Bas-
ketbaH Team in Roughly!
Played Game. q.

COWENs Noy. 40 The fast
Cowana high schooi snSe won over
Webster Springs on the tlatter's floor
Friday night. The game through
out was featured by rough playing.
but no one was; hurt, nor was any
Ill nature shown. The game started
out with the health resortsrs In the
lead, but the visitors soon reversed
the score. z; .!.st
This makes the second victory for
Cowan already this season. Next
Monday night the black and orange
five will play Sutton on Sutton's
floor. Friday nights game:
Cowen. ii. Webster Springs a.
Neispn ....f.i. {. - . y. -. y. Neal
r. f.. : &
johnson =. ; ~. Brown
Holcomb I. i. I. ]. II. Gillespie
HlgslnDotham $3.50. Bennett
Scores for cowan: Nelson S,
johnson s. (.
Higginbotham Q. Case (substitute)
+ Officials: Referee, Toothman. first
half; LOWELL, second half. Timer,
Jamison. Scorer, Atkinson.
I fsri' W.
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FO'RD [ TEAM
Trims Garlic Indians in An
flual Game bye Score of
IL to 10.
s.y Aases,.1rs ,ss. -

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Ford ham
University defeated the Carlisle Inaian
school here today IA to no. Fordham
scored in the first period. after q
tumble, on Dunn's eighty FIVE yard run
for uchdown, Yule kicking the goal.
In the second period Calac Of the Wis
sitors, kicked q field goal from the
stwenty-fves yard line. Yule skirted
the right end in the third period for a
forty yard dash to touchdown and
also kicked the goal. In the same per-
Tod Calac was pushed over the line in
;a scrimmagc and also kicked the goal.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
GEoRGI !; | i; !; . Y
Defeats University Of North Caro-
lima by 81 to O..

& WASHINGTON. b. O.. Nov. 20
The University OF South Carolina
lfotball team, which q week ago held
Virginia to thirteen points. was de-
3feated here today by Georgetown 81
to o. Georgetown supporters as a
result were claiming tonight the pre-
mier football heroes OF the south At
lantic states. The locals have not
met Virginia in two seasons.
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PLAY TIE GAME.
.sY Assoc,ArrplpaIlss,

SYRACUSE. N. y. Nov. 90
Playing ona field which was filled
with puddles from the rains. OF
Thursday and Friday, Syracuse and
Dartmouth battled for one hour to q
noNscore contest here this afternoon
before about 4 900 spectators. The
last half of the game was punt
ing duel, both teams waiting for q
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
TEAM
TRIMS CHICAGO
Terrific Drive in First Quarter
Melted Illinois Ten Points
and the Game.
az AseoelAr1p pREss,

CHICAGO, Nov. 20-By. terrific
drive in the first quarter, Illinois
downeds Chicago today 10 to o and
clinched its claim to a division OF the
sbfg nine" conference cnampi onship
with Minnesota. The victory Of Illi-
nois was due in a great part to Full
back Halstrom's line plunging and
dashes OF tackle. He made the only
touchdown and a few minutes later
Macomber booted a field goal from
placement. Chicago played a great
defensive game. Only In the first
quarter were the Illinois able to
count.
Lineup aud summary: Il
nlinois-l0. Chicago-o.
~ I Left end. :
Let tackle. !. Z =
Hansehman s,iss,, ss:,d scanion
Center. NJ
Stewart ........ ,..... ). ........ BrodIe
Right guard.
e' Z Right Il tackle il; 4 s I; ssAs0a
Right end. 7s -
Clark .......... So. ......... Russell
Quarterback. 1
/ Right haifbaci. 4, - =
I - LETT haisback. :
Halstrom :. Flood
E5 ns,es s g. & .
Referee-Aiean$ Pennsylvania. empire
tI5Beaesook alchtgan; Fi ~ !udgeI Green,
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FooTB RESULTS
At Cambridge: Harvard II, Yale o.
At Syrscu3e: Dartmouth o, SYRIA:

AT Cambridge: Harvard Il, Yalet0.
At Syrscuse: Dartmouth o. Syra-s
cuse 0. Is. 7. "a i,
At New York: Columbia 10, New
York University 16. 81 4
At Hartford Trinity 8, WesleyanS0.
At New York Forham Il, Carlisle
+, 10. 4 9
AZ swarthmore: Hayerford 2,
I AZ A. West Point: Springfield
AT ANNAPOLIS: tursinns 10, Naxys.7l
At South Bethlehem: Lafay ette IS,
AtiHoboken: Rutgers 50. Stevens q. /
at Rochester: Buffalo Z, Rochssser
at Washington, Pa: Bethany o,
Washington and Jefferson 50.
At Troy: Rensselaer, 8, Worcester
n Polytechnic Institute o.
At Middlebury MIDI lebury 9. Yer
al .Pitts6urs: Carnegie Tech 80.
Western Reserve 20. 4 8. :
AZ Chicago: Illineis 70. GhiSsgo y.
II sofa %. ],
At Chicago: Northwestern O Ohio
State 81. Il q y!
/ AZ I. Bloomington 3 . Indiana o Per-
A. 'TaI LINCOLN, seO.; Nebraska 4. .,
Y at Baltimore: johns Hopkins 20,
st. Johns 6.
at selins Grove. Pa: susquehanna
g, Dickinson 10. 90,
! At Kingston, r. T.: Rhode Island
State 10. New Hampshire State ..
At Ithaca, N. r.: Cornell Fresh
! men p, Pennsy.vanfa Freshmen 0.
y At Buckhannon: Buckhannon high
school 50, Wheeling high &
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NEW CHAMPIONS.
az ! 4, !, /, \, !. ,nrss,

4 INDIANAPOLIS, IN. Nov. 90
The Wabash College football team Of
;Crawfordsville, won the secondary
championship OF Indiana by defeating
!Depanw University Of Green Castle
s34 to 0 here today.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
Buckeye Team Wins
From North Desfern
Open Field Plays In Last Half.
of Game Gives the Ohio
Team Victory.
ssY AssoeIArEo saEss,

CHICAGO, Nov. Exchanging
its tactics in the second half from
. punting game to one of open field
plays, forward passes and end runs,
Ohio State piled up thirty-four
points to Northwestern's nothing at
Evanston today. In the first two
quarters. both Buckeyes and Purple
resorted to punting almost exclusive.
~, and neither side scored. In the
third quarter. the change Of attack
iEetted Ohio State three touchdowns.
The lineup and summary:
Ohio state-sa. Sorthwestern-o
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
RESERVES WIN GAME.

SMoRGANTOMN, ssSoy. q. West
Virginia Reserves defeated the KEY
SER prepagkto school today 81 to d.
Both teams use q tsEai sht o6thail
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
BADGERS CLOSE
SEASON With
A V||CT0HY
Over Wisconsin, Bieachers
Collapse. and Fifteen Spec
I, tators Are Injured. !
ssY Assoe,A.1 ,,llsI, p J, q,

MADISON, Wis, Nov. 20-The;
University Of Minnesota football
eleven closed its season today without
defeat by winning from the Uniyersi-
ty Of Wisconsin here 90 to 3. The
Badgers outplayed the Gophers in
the first quarter, Eber simpsons field
goal putting Coach Juneau's men in
the lead, but Minnesota braced in the
next period and scored touchdown
in each OF the last three sessions.
Spectators were. dismayed shortly af-
ter the beginning Of the second quar-
ter when q section Of the bleachers,
on which were seated 2, 500 persons.
collapsed. or the fifteen persons in
.1ured, four were seriously hurt.
Lineup and summary:
Mlnnesota-eo. Wisconsin-3.
Left end. . ~ :
Turnquist ................... Buck (captD
J. Left tackle. 80
sinclair T..i, q. 4 Q. simpson
Hanson Observation-Disclosures. Pottipgerl
Center.
Dunnigan Observation-Disclosures. Hancock
Z, Right guard. u
80 " Right tackle i iii go fts1s 4
Vulst ..,................... Meyers
Right end.
Long s............... Taylor
Quarterback. :.
Bierman (Capt.) j.. !. 4. b. Simpson
Right halfback. E III
JUHusou F..... ...........AS smith
-, Left halfback.
TMyman Observation-Disclosures kreusei
Fullback.
Score by periods:
W W.sssa9a s-S-e-e-5s.
+ Referee-alasker, Northwestern. Umpire
Reid, Harvard. Field judge-Gardner,
Cornell. Head linesman-Haines, Yale.
Time Of periods-15 minutes each. Ninne-
sofa scoring: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (c), 4
Wyman. Goals from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lol. Wisconsin scoring-Fieids goaiZE.1
Sprafka for johnson. iWisconsin-Byers
for n. Simpson, Berg for Kreuse, wenzell
for 9. Simpson, p. Simpson for Taylor,
Landry for Hancock.
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IIJPSHlJR COZ Y 30
PL,A Z BRIL- i GAM
Scoring at Will against Second
Best High School IealllsiIl
4 the Stat.

+ ~ 0GNlsfltUIIA9kSf[UV 81
SJ,s 81 :. \
W kss stssssg
-, .--,. 4
gsltsdAs y J, sSoy. 2Q clhel,s
slon .ntsn sseno0i conc elusive won the
scn \! 2 plqnsnap o. West rginia hiEf
SCHOOLS here today when In the decid-
ing game II beat tt,e. ling high
ssnool pyssa score o ssss3l tt, ina game
tlat w featured ny spec lar ana
crushing line plusising and one deld|
running py Buckhannon and dust ~
specsacl 1i.l iorwar re- passing on the
PITT q Mneeiing Buck hapi,prs won q
ciean cuttvictor but 10 Justice 20 the
sturdy r, players from the metropolis
Y must pc said that the local team
seos tnes pest. q the t breaks q
q. OF OF sst5ucKn annon the work OF lay
nelq was most sensa tionalis he scoring
no less than four Of the i've touch
Gowns and gaining consistent from
I'VE to hlteen Yards at each attempt
with the ball. Very close 70 him cafne|
5ymes with several except nailyS bril4
s nan runs ana one Ct thirty yards
mat was the big feature Of the ganies
hoss aiso played well and sshroyet ~
3 . Two w ling putts put the
locals in position TO score The ems
nre Buckhannon line played vel and
wheeling was unable to gain vii any
consistency through rushing the bsils
FOR wheeling the cular WORK
OF tne wing men featured. Not only
ion tne delens g but on srecei wing for
Wat'dt passes and IN general M fphtd
play Tine and again Scnwalb lats
!. ana Sonee threw y y the heavy 6lck-
hannon p lass tor losses and on re-.
gcelvlng Toward passes the work
tniss THO WIS superb. Ritz starred in
ilne packtield and his aggressive fol
loving OF the ball was diyectly fa-
sponslble Tor eeling.s score.
me touch downs gresu iteds as Xollows:
SSul s received at the start OF
stne game and rushed the bal to- thei
niaale otstne held and was held Ross s.
punt was fumbl led by Cotton and ar
sker Tor .Buck nannon recovered and
on; three rnshess Lay ield carried the
PAL "a. across. Hymes tailed at goal.
wheeling recov ered and after an ez
iSclt1ng struggle back and forth across
the neld; Rohro lghs ocked Ia Wheel
ing punt on the sixteen yard line ana
Ross, Grimm and u dsld on success
sssiye PUSHES carried the hal acFoss.
Ross Kicked Rori. Wheeling TecovSered.
and cai.rina N 5,as No II Va
held, and punted. on the tirst ' rush 81
tiey f,,mh1sa "a ,s sssai ~ D e
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~ M 40 n 8 ~ Nt qclKI11 pNl11l7777
PHIIiApEERHfA Nov. 20--IN1
universlty of rennsS ixania defeated
Princeton az soccer here today b. 4
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
/ PLAYERS
US|.E|D||N8|1'A|||l|E
!. By By. v |. g.
Bethany Def ated by Reorgan-
lied sI1ingto and Jet
fers0n Eleven.

.VASHlNGTON,1 Pa, Nov. 90
Washington and Jefferson defeated
Bethany College here today SO to o.
the local team; making practically all
Its gains by the use OF straight foot
ball. Four forward passes were at.
tempted, two resulting in toucn.
downs. After the first quarter, the
winners made many substitutions,
thirty men in all being used.
Lineup: a
w. q J-5o. Bethany-o
Left end. ! - -
9 Left tackle. X !, !
Left guard.
Wesbecher Rhodes
IWlmberly ......s... ...i....... Saunders
Right guard.
Henry ........ Hepburn
Right tackle. Z
[ Heyman f...,..... ~ ~ Cameron
i. Right end.
Moser !. ). .....t Scott
Quarterback, ~
" Left hsiibaek. 8 II
.'aS s 4 Right Ii; ii fnaifbaek: s. Sl'A'
Faiiback. I,
Score by periods
We y 9, J. Z 3 : g -
Referee-Ewing Rafferty,, Princeton. I'm,
|pifeH. s. Hammond. Michigan. Head
|ifnesman-Fred. r.. Crolius, Dartmouth
Time OF quarters IL minutes each. Touch.
downs: Moser, Heyman, Henry Nc.
Creight; Shields, Egan,. Nuss ~ Kicked
goals from touchdowns: Moser, Egan t2)s
Shields, Laiiy. Failed TO kick goal from
touchd own--a toser. Egan 3, Tressell. Z
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Referee-MaH idson, Michigan. Umpire
Hammond. Michigan. Head linesman-
Goettler. Chicago. Field 1udge-Page Pitts
burg. Ohio State SCORING: Touchdowns-
Peabody, CHM. Bolet, Sorenson (2). Goals
from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.; s. ii
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-21
MS PI- YING
FE ATI RES CONTEST
Hargard's Captain Plays the
Greatest Game of Career
against Yale Team.
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CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. 20.-
Another perfect Harvard football
machine rolled over Yale's crude
eleven here this afternoon, defeating
the Blue A to o. in a game in which
the Crimson team surpassed all pre-.
vious scoring records agains the Ellis.
Before, the powerful, attack and de.
sfense of Captain Mahan's gridiron
warriors. the bulldog was helpless
and even the tickle goddess Of for
tune. that rode the Blue banner to
Victory against Princeton at New sHa-
iyenSasweek ago, fed In Alright to the
shelter OF the Crimson. Before this
comb ination the Els forces crum-
sblea until the game ceased to be a
contest and became a procession Of
Harvard advances and touchdowns,
against which Yale fought in desper-
ate but futile fashion.