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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-01
shcr and Captain Forrest.
rur.c, pay Game.


The locals ven be toes and chose
To receive. The xsitors kicked off
To punaway who Returned the ball
10 yards. ON 10 very first play
punawav called finley for limo
buck and the bid fuliback smashed
thru guard and ~ loose for CO.
ward run and touchdown. making the
first score in acconds of play.
welsher missed boai waxahachie
then kicked To Hlllsbcrc and on sec
oaa play after haking gain OF S
yards around e,ti tho visitors FUN
hled. DunawaH passed tho ball To
Welshcr and he tkirted end In 40
ward run for touchdown. The
next touohdowf vas made with n
combination oskasses aud end runs.
Weishor shot buliet-like pass to
Tom VIM fo} n 26-yard gain and
repeated the performance with the
aid OF Forresj for a "a yard gain.
Welsher then tent around end for a
touchdown. Tor the third success
sivc time the locals missed goal
on went tie play with welsher.
Finley. winnl and Forrest making
good gains. Runaway was working
we'll at quarer and Forrest was
playing end.
The most fbn came when Landrum
sent In the youngsters. They were
Just itching Tor 80 at the visitors
and there wts scramble for places
when the c/ach loosened five OF
them at onetime and called out first
team men. The second string men
showed thsisame stubborn fight the
veterans hSd shown and the game
progressed with touchdowns for the
occasional lamentations.
The Iocfls did not pick the Hills
boro tea1 because they wanted an
easy game. but carried out con-
tract maize two years ago for a Sc
ries of Two games. Last year the
Hillsborj team held waxahachie to
score bf 10 to 0.
The Final Score.
The Final score was 81 to 0. II
might baye been larger If the locals
had desired But throughout the
conte& Hillsboro players fought
hard against the odds. They are q
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-01
wAxAHACHIE DAILY LIGHT FRIDAY. DECEMBER I, 1916

ssrin n,ea ver. e.vea chance cur
ing the second end foayth periods
of the same
The weather va ideal aud not
withsiandinr the oac-sidcd score the
gene vas intaresehe. The locals
we're in fine fe;tls and we're Just
ltchinr for fce worthy OF their
steel. The doughty little visitors
fought a game nsht. but we're help
less before The snashing rnshcs cf
Finley. wclsher and wiun. Even
the second strlu@ mcn held them for
downs as often D. they came into
possession Of tie bah However.
I.andrum was no taking the chance
of a lack scorss ana lcrt weisher
ard Forrest in ahe same
The local 50 aad showed finished
work and it was rrest pity that a
stronger team pas not provided to
give them a reel battle Tor they
were possessed ef the fighting spirit
and wanted TO 30. Coach Landrum
had worked faithfully TO perfect n
machine. At nrst the men were
slow in rounding into form, yet at
times they showed brillianey and he
worked on confident Of ultimate
success, His idea was not to develop
stars but q team. The nearest ap-
proach to star was weisher. whose
spectacular playing made him q
favori,o. but Ids work was made to
stand out prominently by the work
of his team-mates.
If we were 10 pick the greatest
! of the team IL would be n difficult
problem for upon the position he
plays depends Ahe value OF tho man
! A guard may Dot figure into SO many
plays as a ha1sback, but he has 9
part to perfotm and II he does I,
we'll he desersts just as much credit
SO We would ssay there we're clever
bright and shining stars on the
waxahachie Highs team this season
welsher, Finley. Forrest, Vim
Dunaway. Sawyer, Bynum. Alexan
der. Halls. Wtten, McCluney, Ruther
ford and Owdns were all In the gam,
and played nell. 1t could also b.
said that Eftes, Sam Thompson
Floyd 'tombson, Moore and John
son played zen. The machine wa
builded aLouA Fullback Finley. Wei
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-01
GREENvrLuE LOSES TO
SHERMAN HIGH TEAM

GREENvILf.E. Texas, Dec. Ia
beautiful field goal from placement
by Evans of Sherman from the 81
yard line broke a scoreless tie in yes
terday's game between Greenville
and Sherman High school teams in
the final period of play. This was
followed a few minutes thereafter by
an intercepted pass by Daubins of
Sherman dnd a 20-yard run for a
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clean and manly set OF players and
did their best.
The lineup.
I,rin. center; Huddle-
ston and Cleveland, kuards; Garri-
son and Baupan, taokles; Fields and
Moody, ends; o. rfazicr. left half;
Lewis. right half yFFrazier. full; Da-
waxahachie- Forrest and Ruther-
ford. ends; eawyers and Hales.
tackles; Byeum and Alexander,
guards: Owehs. center; Dunaway.
quarter: Wblsher and VIM, half
backs. andgFinicy. full.
Refere9-Orr OF Trinity.
Umpire
Head DEMONSTRATION.
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COLORS OF T. G. u.
LOwERED TO BAyLOR

FORT WORTH, Texas, Dec. L.
Texas Christian University colors
were lowered by Baylor in the an
nual Thanksgiving game between
these two old rivals yesterday, S2 to
IA, 1000 people seeding the contest
Sweeping end runs by the Baylor
backs in the third period turned the
tide in favor of the Baptists.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-01
THE ARIZONA wIMiCATs
tanned BY RICE OWLS

HOUSTON. Texaj, Dec. An
that the team FROM the University
of Arizona will be able to carry home
after the game with Rice Institute
yesterday Afternoon is the small end
of AZ to 16 scoA and the memory
of the third perioi, In which the Wis
itors threatened 70 score two touch
downs.
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WAIlHACHIE HIGHS
DEFEAT HlLsB0Rl
LANDGUMs wAHisIoRs PLAY
BRILLIANT & rIE AGAINST
wEAkBNGs.
Developed Strong Team Daring
season .su% Cio~ed--Nien Had
Just founded Into Con-
difon Last Week.

outwei9 he'd. out-played and out
generale5at every stage of the game
the Hil(boro highs we're smothered
with IL to O score In the turkey
day gafe with the waxshachie highs.
and Lahdrum's men did not have to
extend themselves much to roll up
such a score. in fact the second
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-01
|a|I|TY UNIVERSITY
# BEATS AUSTIN COLLEGE
..xc.ROOs UNABLE TO WITH
sT,yp TERRIFIC ATTACK
OF TRINITY.
: c,.s,,y Hammdring and Frequent
pe.ctiye Forward Passes Trini-
= scored Three Touchdowns
In the SECOND Half.


,urpMAN. Tdxas, Dec. 1.-B.
sady hammerinE on the kangaroo
n, and freque1t effective forward
asses, after two quarters OF terrific II
.,.,s,va work, Trinity University
ssred three topchdowns against
,.,.;r college in the second half and
I Ferguson kicked all goals. making
4. final score 21lto 0.
The Kangarooss suffered the loss
Il Ill but four regulars, but advanc'
i the ball steadily. making thirteen
!. rr,n,tv's sixteen first downs. G.
,,vs starred in circling the visitors
aids for great gains and eludine
heir secondary defense. Forced to
ysr the burden Sf the kangaroo
dsensiye after the first half. he was
rood for five and Ten yards on every
aiempt.
Trinity's defense was effective at
crucial moments. Anderson was q
nser OF strength. Trtnity's offense
rested on the CONSISTENT plunging OF
Estes, F. Fuqua and Earl Overall
md c. Ferguson's passes, which
Captain King made good for decisive
gins.
The Kangaroos returned Quarter
hk Ferguson's kick-offs brilliantly
R. Lowe featuring with a 45-yard
dash at the opening Of the second
Aali Thrown back after the first
quarter on substitutes, the Kanga-
zoos we're still dangerous on end
nns
Trinity secured two touchdowns
in the third period, the first on line
punges after a blocked punt and the
second by the same means after re-
mVering Austin's tumble. Most OF
he closing period was played in
lhnity's territory, but G. Ferguson
crossed for the final touchdown in
dI bucks after Creel intercepted a
nss on Austin's 23-yard line.
The game was hard fought
throughout. The last quarter ended
IN darkness with tie ball in Austin's
pssession in midteld.
The lineup:
Trinity-c. King. left end; l. Flu
ga, left tackle; Weir, left guard;
Ring center; Smith. right guard;
anderson, right tackle; Bryant,
night end; c. Ferguson, quarter
aek; Estes. left half; F. Fuqua,
aaoack; B. Ferguson, right half.
Austin-W. MeElroy. left end;
aVall, tcaptain), left tackle; COT
%, left guard; Adamson, center;
'esas' right guard; Currie, right
aekle; Sheriff., right end; G. Lowe,
'uarerback; Cashion, left half; F.
ltElroy, fullbackj Aston, right half.
Substitutes-Fifst ouartor. Austin
alney for Cashipn. Second quar-
sr' Trinity. Earl IOverall for Estes;
austin. R. Lowe Tor F. McElroy.
lufu quarter, Trinity, Ernest
s'''ai Tor B. ferguson; Austin,
-a0S ior Coffin, Holland for w. Nc
1lr0y, Cunningham for Bevens, Walk
wi ourrie. Foprth quarter, Aus
=, burke for Mccall.
Referee-wimmer CTexas univer-
lt). Umpire-Parker (Austin)
assd lineman-Lard (Kansas Uni
efsty). Time lof ouarters-15
anutes
N0ilng = Touqhdowns by Earl
al, F. Fuqua C. Ferguson.
80 from touchdpwn-By c. Fer
.%a .. Yards gained by line
~. Trinity III. Austin $50.
IA 3' On forward passes-Trinity
,. austin rs. Yprds on end runs
unity 90. Austin 1870. Yards
B.. -irlnity 17p. Austin 1876.
u0wns-TriniC 16. Austin 13,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-01

100 acres OF deep bl6ck waxy
improveA farm land nsdr the Collin
county linAat ss7.5Q<ber acre. This
is the same h yourfElis county land.
Want $4,000 NJ payment, balance
easy. Also log heres extra well linz
proved land Al siOS per acre. An
other tractsof 800 aNes black land.
one half tough grass fAed for only
Is45 por acre. II intereAted write
the owner, Joe L. Blewett. cnton.
Texas. (Adv.) 22S
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FERRIS, Texas Dec. 1.-Ferris
High school defeated Powell Train
ing school of DALAI here yesterday
morning in one OF th6 hardest fought
football games of the season. The
score was 10 to IL.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-01

w. T.. Lamp. who formerly carried
one OF the rural routes out OF Wax
ahachie. has gone to Bardwell. where
he will have charge Of a route out
of that town.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-01

touchdown. Evans kicked goal, ma T.
ing the count Sherman 10, Green
Vile 0. and that was The way the
game ended.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-01

King, was the browning feature. Oak
Cliff High school team defeated the
Denton High eleven at Gardner park
yesterday afternoon by score of
8 to z.
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Daniel Baker Eictorious.

BRowNwEED, Texas. Dec. L.
Daniel Baker defeated Howard
Payne yesterday bJ score of "a
to 0.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-01
'A CLIFF CoNQUERs
FAST DENTON SQUAD

"a. DA,.LAs. Texas. Dec. by a
i, Ohai rally during the last few
VI play In which a brilliant
a'ed forward pass, Smith to
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10

Breath-taking as is the fight be-
tween Red and White SoX for the
present lead of the pennant cOntin-
gent, the real interest all around the
circuit centers down in st. Louis,
where Fielder Jones' Browns have
been pushing back all invaders with
a stiff thrust.
Clubs that are up around the top
are carefully watching the play of
the Browns, and all have a nervous
feeling over how far this present
rush will take the former lowly ones.
Each game the Browns win adds to
the confidence and determination of
the club. They played courageous
ball when their case seemed hope
less. Imagine with what added vim
they will go about their work now
that the top of the heap is in sight.
Jones and his troop are half a
game from a tie for fourth place,
five games from second and five and
a half games from the pinnacle. The
latter obstacle is a large one at this
stage of the game, but the speed at
which the Browns are travelling
whittles down the chances against
them.
The drive which they are now
making, in which 10 games have
been won and 2 lost, has been &C
complished against all kinds of ball
teams. Mack's people were the only
soft spot. New York didn't take a
game and BOSTON oct hIIf fTyO in five
Washington has, failed to dent the
Brown stronghold.
No one department has BEEN the
outstanding factor in this rise. The
pitching has been excellent, but the
batting has ably supported the box
work. Davenport, Plank, Weilman,
Koob, and, on occasions, Hamilton
and Groom, have been standing the
enemy on their heads with puzzling
shoots. But their work has been ma
terially Hghtened by the way the
hoe
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10

Browns.
And the team, steered by Jones,
will make few mistakes of the mind.
Fielder doesn't breed thoughtless
balplayers.
They beat johnson yesterday. 7
Pratt got three hits and Sisler two.
Hamilton and Davenport held Wash )
ingtOn. st. Louis made triple play.
We have gotten far down in the
dope" today before talking about
the Cubs. But we haven't reached 1
any farther down than the objects Of
our discourse. The team is still los
ing and the long string of defeats
has started the team playing bad
baseball.
Hitting is absent and the fielding is
not up to par. The infield is not
strong, with Safer playing poor ball
and Zim travelling in a careless man
ner. The pitching is still good, but
a pitcher can't win a game single
handed. Cheney held 'em to three
hits yesterday. Vaughn was knocked
out:
Pipp's shomer with one on puff the
Yanks in lead. Smith pinched for the
pitcher with one on and duplicated,
giving Cleveland the game.
Macks finally broke losing streak,z
Bush holding Tigers to four hits.p
Cobb got two. Strunk, Lajoie and5
McInniss hit hard. .
Alexander bIanked the Reds with
three hits, then Bender was slugged
for an even break.
Benton allowed Cards only three
hits, but lost first game. Permits
good pitching eVened the count. Ino
the second game Bethel worked theR
hidden ball trick on Merkle.
The National league is going too
make baseball quiet, sedate pass
time. The league meeting yesterdays
voted that in the future coaching
from the bench shall be restricted
No words shall be spoken to-the um-1
,,Ta
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-14
NEW BEVERAGE MAKES
BOW IN DRY SAVANNAH

Savannah, Ca, May S.-The city now
has on hand several hundred dollars
worth of fine liquors that were caught
in the first big raid yesterday. The
cause of the raid seems to have
been that there was on sale in the To-
cal stores a drink made by an old
brewering company of the city which,
it is claimed, developed an alcoholic
touch after it had been standing for
a day or so. The brewery which sold
this beverage is alleged to have guar
anteed the people who bought it that
no prosecutions would occur, and they
will go to the brewery to see their fines
are paid in the event they are fined.
1t is believed those who have been on
ly selling the alleged temperance brew
will be allowed to go without fines and
a warming, but the others will be sent
to the higher courts to be tried by a
jury.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-14
SAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Ncbcdy Can Tell When You Darken
Gray, Faded Hair with Sage Tea.

Grandmother kept her hair beauti
fully darkened, glossy and attractive
with brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur
Whenever her hair took on that dull
faded or streaked appearance, this sim
pie mixture was applied with wonder
full effect. By asking at any drug store
for "Wyeth's Sage. and Sulphur Com
pound" you will get large bottle OF
this old-time recipe, improved by the
addition of other ingredients, all ready
to use, for about SO cents. This sim
pie mixture can be depended upon to
restore natural color and beauty to the
hair
A well-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because ii
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it has been applied
it's SO easy to use, too. You simply
dampen a comb or soft brush and draw
it through your hair, taking one strand
at a time. BY morning the gray hair
disappears; after another application
or two, it is restored to it's natural col
or and looks glossy, soft and beauti-
full This preparation is delightful
toilet requisite. 1t is not intended for
the cure, mitigation or presentation of
disease.