davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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three runs. Score
Totsls.sl s21l4 .
sBatted for Bagby In eighth.

Chicago ..............0 1 90 o o IL
Cleveland ...,.........t 0 o 0 o o 0 Ia
Two-base hits: Graney. Speaker, jackson
az. Home run: jackson. Stolen bases:
Howard, Felsch. Double plays: Wambs-
ganss to Gandil. Weaver to Il. Collins to
Fourier. Bases on balls! Off Bagby Q.
Hits and earned runs: OFF Bagby, s hits
and . runs In eight innings; off Morton,
hits and run in one inning; off Will
liams. . hits and runs In nine innings.
Struck out: BY Basby. /: by Williams. I.
Unpirts: Evans and Nallin.
Split Double Blu.
81, Louis. Mo-, Juns s7.--Detroit and st.
Louis divided a double header here today.
st. Louis taking the FIRST game, s to ., and
Detroit the second. s to Q.
sisler led tho attack In the first game
with four hits In four times at bat and
two stolen. bases. I.
Detroit won the second camel the sew
snth when Young scored on Austins tumble
and Bakers double.
The frst game was stopped In the ninth
inning when Cobb attempted to climb Into
the stands to reach fan who he claimed
had been abusing him. He was prevented
from doing so, however, by police, UNI
pires and fellow players. Score first game:
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Berwyn, Neb,. June 27.--(special)-
Berwyn defeated Comstoek's base ball ag-
gregation, s to ?, here Monday. Score by
innings: R. H. q.
Comstock ......1 0 o 0 0 o 0 1-2 10 l
Berwyn .........3 o o % 90 IS 8 .
Batteries: ,Constock, Gibson and Gibbons
Berwyn, Croford and Crist
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St. Edward Trims Scotia,

st. Edward, Neb., June 27-(special.)-
st. Edward defeated Scotia on their own
grounds Sunday, to l, Mcdonald holding
Scotia to only three hits. Score: R.H.E.
st. Edward 900 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 0-5 6 /
Scotia ..........0 0 0 0 o 0 / 0 81 3 4
Batteries: st. Edward, McDonald and
Fisher, Scotia, Duryes and zimmerman.
Struck out: BY Mcdonald, s; by Duryes, 10.
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Lindsay. Neb., June 27.-(SpeciaL)-In a
tight game in which Lindsay got five hits
and Creston two hits. the Lindsay team
defeated Creston by score of to l on
the local diamond. Batteries for Creston,
Ogan and Purifier; Lindsay, Hayes and
Redmond.
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TOPEKA

Stolen base; Tydsman. Base on balls: on
Han i; on Hovlik 6. Struck ont: ny Hail
by pitcher; BY Hovlik /, umpires. Carney
and Eckman.
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Wants July 4 Game.

The Stars and Stripes would like game
with fast out-of-town team on Inde-
pendence day. Call Roy Stacey at South
1898, or write 4410 South Twelfth street,
Omaha,
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Two base hits: Schang. Lewis Stolen
bases: Walsh. Double plays: Witt to
LaJois to McInnis; Lajole to Witt to Nc
lnnis Bases on ballsa on johnson 3; of
Ruth I. Hits and earned runs: off John.
son II hits and 5 runs In 6 Ia innings; off
nings; on Ruth 7 hits and runs In .
innings. Hit by pitcher: schang by Ruth
Struck out: By johnson /; by Ruth 10.
Umpires: Hildebrand and o'Loughlin.
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LINCOLN.

Three-base hits: Gilmore a.. rwo.hass
hits: Thomson az. Lspsf, Gardner
Livingston. Double play: Smith to VII.
lians Stolen bases; Smith, Lobef, VII.
lisms. Morse. Struck out, by Gardner q
BY 0nspar, !. BAseh on balis; or Gregory
.; Oft sehAfdt. /; Oft daspar. /; off Pfeis.
Ter, /. Hit BY pitched bail, BY Gardner
yMets). wild pitch; Gardner Left on
baseA: Lincoln. 10; Sioux City. .. Hits:
OFT Gardner, In five innings oft sehardt.
10 In two and twosthifds inninEs; of oaS.
par, Q in four and one-third inninss. Time
1853. EMPIRES; Kane and Ryan.
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ST. LOUIS.
~ T0taN. ~ II 10
sRan for SEVERED In seventh.
sBatted for Koob In seventh

sBatted for Koob In seventh.
sBatted for Davenport In ninth.
patroit .iiOo0oIa o--6
81. Louis ,,,........0 0 0 020 o.
Two base hits: Bush, Lavan, Baker, Sis
Ter Three base hit: Burns. Stolen bases;
Cobb 8; Marsans, veach. Double plays
Baker to youong to Bush to Young; Lavan
to sisler; Pratt to Lavan TO SiaAsr. Bases
on balls: on James s; OF Davenport q
hits and earned runs: on James hits and
/ rnns in nine innings; OF Koob ] hits and
/ run In seven innings; on Davenport ! hit
and . runs In two innings. Hit by pitcher:
BY Koob (Burs.) Struck out: BY James
s.; by Koob Q: by Davenport = Umpires'
Dineen and Chill.
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Vt pr. Balls Pine Tar Honey will ease your
cough. sooths the raw spota and prevent Sc
Iious iuss ailments. aSc All drussists.--
Advertisement.
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Standing Of Teams

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
st. Joseph, l.; Topeka, 0.
Des Moines, s: Omaha, 6.
Denver, 0; Wichita, 8.
Sioux City. s.; Lincoln, 10.
NATIONAL LEAGUE. ..
New York. Il; BROOKLYN. 0.
Boston, q; Philadelphia, 0.
St. Louis. 8; Cincinnati, 2.
Pittsburgh. o.; Chicago, lilo.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, Q; Boston, 7.
Washington. .; New York, 3.
Chicago. 4: Cleveland, Q.
Detroit, as: st. Louis, So.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus. s; Indianapolis, 0.
Kansas City, 10; Minneapolis, 4.
Milwaukee, g.: st, Paul, 6.
Toledo. 4: Louisville, l.
Games Today.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Open date.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York,
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at st. Louis.
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Totals. 80 sa4i2 .
'Batted for Boehlins In eighth.
ran for Rice In eighth.

Three bass hIti Peckinpaueh. Home
runs: Mceller. Baker. Stolen bases Judge.
oilhoolsy. Double plays: Foster and Judge;
and pipp Bases on balls: on Caldwell 3;
OF Boehlins 20. Hits and earned runss
on Boehling Z hits and runs In seven
inninssi on punnont no hits ands1no runs In
one inning: on Caldwell runs. Struck
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Ysnk, win Another.

New York, June 27,-New York made 1t
five out OF six from Washington today.
winning the last game Of the series. 70 :.
Baker, whose batting has featured this
the sixth inning. with Pipp On base, Score:
WARRINGTON. NEW YORK.
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Southern Association.

Memphis, 4; Birmingham, ..
Chattanooga, 2; New Orleans, :.
Nashville, 4; Mobile, /.
Little Rock, 3; Atlanta, Q.
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WEST MINISTER COMES
TO W, &. ]. STRONGER

S.~'lai l.'>ialch Ia the intcilig.ncIr.
WASillNCiTON. Pa. Oct. oU.-Thc
heaviest team that Washington II Jelrcr-
SOU has presented this ear will face
Westminster in the annual clash here
tomorrow. This due to tine fact that a
number Of substitutes Will hr used.
several Of the second string men, green
recruits. carrying considerably more
weight than Il number Of tn" regulars
Both varsity ends TrcSScl and White
hill. as II result of injuries. will be miss
ing. rs will NUSs and Fain in the back
field. Carroll viii b. moved from right
tackle To right end. as an experiment.
Westminster will present Il team fully
rs heavy as that Of w. x J. The I;n:;rr
rrcShyi"rianS have had a Two weeks
rest since they played PHI. rho squad
has been augmented since by the aidi-
ton of u number Of promising players
and with II change nf coaches Is cx-
pcctcd la play its best game of the year
here rs IL usually does.
The kickoff Will be n 3:15 o'clock and
the teams will likely start as follows:
W. Sc ]. Westminster.
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PITT FACING SERIES
OF HARD GRID GAMES


PITTSBURGH. IA. Oct. :V-Pitche1
. into Il series IL StmcS with powerful
opponents. wIt,; suly uIic Fighter event
preceding. thr t'.tt football team IS
plas ing :rut;,!'! til" hardest schedule
set l.i"re a:t: college eleven IN the
country dis var Last Saturday War,
ner'S mcu travelled TO Annapolis ana
fought It "ut with the rsjuyenatcd Md
dies: tomorrow they face. III the SYRIA
cuSc howl. the big orange team; a
week hence comes the biggest game OF
the yrar from the local Standpoint
when Bob t'uiw,il'S 1ca:u carries the
colorS Of PENNSYLVANIA on Forbes Field.
II ;hc willy coach can lead his men
through this program without defeat.
and still in shape to face the coming
trials against w. & J.. Carnegie Teck
and Penn Stat. he should be credited
with L marvellous achievement.
Tho past tw" weeks have been nota-
BILE fey The most Srv"r: course OF train
ing which Warner has given Il squad
since r. ramr - Pittsburgh. The play
ers haze had constantly before them
the necessity Of r"rf"ctinS every detail
of the team play h..i'nr" tn" games with
Syracuse ami Penn. ami every drill has
been iocS and hard.
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TO DISCONTINUE MINORS.

ST. LOUIS. NJ. oct. .r--'rhr athletic
committee Of the Missouri Athletic AS
ISOLATION plans to discontinue the minor
athletic teams Of The association. TO
eliminate participation in all intercity
and national championships and 70
abandon the annual marathon run and
ter mile swim until thcy can be con
rerted into purely local or club affairs.
This was announced today b. Carl
Schwartz. chairman Of the athletic
committee. He said the committee was
opposed to bringing in specialists to
wear the colors OF the association and
had tired OF putting up costly trophies
for athletes Of other cities 10 win and
take home
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MABEL TRASK AGAIN
DEFEATS HER RIVAL
ATATLANTA NEE TING

ATLANTA TIA oPt. - Ma!r' Ta.f. ia" s;"'ir
l!ii!r ,inui nUr" "Nrrd h' Walker Il. cox and
driven l.: her "~nr: adele! io Nrg beats 'rr :rf
harness rival 81. Frisco. "i"w IA straight icI;S III
H." ti.UlG ir'u!i :"Ccs to-day Sic won the '""'G'a
Railway AMI Power r'"!niaIF ~. and The b. end
u S,.,n pause, Hex hr>, Inr MAS 2;07' :" lbs
Third heat
Tle two rarurifcs ,ru;'cI consistently. 81 Frisco
with his owner. G;rrrS. d!.iIt2 Finished zach hat III
second place. amt mr.'i"r :Go:" Tam neck lac
hind The 81 -" us class troti!iiG Win
"a fell of fy". Summaries
los class tTott:ng. nrn:a" ':ai!wa' n Power CHm-
pauy tup; = III :. Puf>r $2.j00
Mabel Tra,k. clI H.. h. l'rirr Ia" Great
Miss Mutonia u'nAt .....,.....,....... l !
ST Frisco. b. s.. ny San FranSr.r'-'lara .
r.acsi i b. s.. by lsanin, Kan tWhr;'...... 3
Sadie s.. II. hy Arrld"ic-''a ;i1i%nc s.
,H MGAa"T, NJ, by rrsm1aS t,ncis
Honor MrrrEyl ....:............... dis
Time %:GS: "o9ia 2O7i4.
Two year old class. u"itInE: in ,: added money
SIur:
Mary ,'"hum CHI f. by Maurice Alma S"d
The nea TT Lady. b. m by WGEi iiiafri
TInr- @:lGs; @:I91.: 2I2a:
::ll class iarInr: :; in j: purse $1,000:
Little Frank D.. h. 5. By Little Frank
Or. G IifF h. f. by Gnm6cit Wilkes Annie
Lady Venus. hr. H.. by Lord Roberts. Black
Venus lStomI .;...::....";;,; !
Miss Bell raichrn. Il. III. by Missing Rel
MaiT Tsii nr iiir.. Il ix.ci
Vurrn HaI. ~ IL ny ''In'" H. 'N"'e'''' " .
Jnic--20ila: 9:l0: 2:JSl4.
207 class troltinR: in .: purse $1,000: iunfriShc!l
Miss Perfection. H. ny General Watts
Sue Fletcher tMcAahon ................. ;
Miss Directed b. m. by Dir"ctwrIl-ri!n
". (MrDrr!ttl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
Bunnfngtun CHI. g. 10y Brlllnl -Nettie King
tGrcrs) Observation-Disclosures. : l
Hnmhru clay. b. $. by bon ltu;L tvaieniinc !
AGRA A1worthy. h. IN. by Dale AHworthy.
Nora BALE Murphyl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. | dis
Time 207& 2:h9A 2:l2E.
To beat iiriGsa stale t;"ItnE rr""ri ":0J: Lee
ANwurthy. by Guy Axworthy Gicty Lee tB. r.
Whrl won
Tlme-I: ig3.. by quartcrs:: 3O%l: :9924 80:
:3Oii.
Special exhibition mile irnttIus: Peer Mac. b.
h.. hv rr;rr the Great Lillian L. tMrllcitt.l
Tine fur mile 2Uii.. liy quarters 80: 1915 :;
:aGi4 :a0l
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MIDDLE BACKFIELD
SWITCHED FOR THE
UNIVERSITY GAME
Special Dispatch to the Intcllieencer.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Oct. 2O.-Not-
withstanding the shifts the coaches
have tried this week, the Navy aggre-
cation as it faces University of West
Virginia tomorrow afternoon will see
no material shake up except in the
back field where the changes are
largely due to injuries received by
regulars during the gruelling Pitt I'm
iversity game last Saturday.
In the back field combination.
Westphal will start at full in place Of
Butler, who has bad kidney, and
Roberts will stay on the bench nurs-
ing a wounded shoulder, while Davis
fills the left half job. Not even
Mcclure who has starred during the
week will get in unless Goodstein has
TO be taken out OF the center job.
The work this afternoon consisted en-
tirely Of preliminary stuff, no scrlm-
maglng being allowed. The locals
have not entirely got the measure OF
their opponents who come touted as
rather good. However after the
showing against Pitts strong aggre-
CATION last week, the MILDLY supper
ters refuse to be at all scared.
The University of Wet Virginia
ele-en reached Baltimore tonight and
will be here in the morning.
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.LINSLY CADETS FORFEIT
AFTER UNFAIR PENALTY
Fouansbee Game Proves Huge Joke
Officials Pena1ze Locals Upon
Smallest Pretext.

After repeated raw deals by officials
in game 1T Follansbce in which Linsly
WAS robbed Of ut least TWO touchdownS,
Coach Holden forfeited In the Brooke
cullntianS yesterday afternoon.
The game was scheduled as q second
team game, but in order 10 give his
regulars practice. Coach Holden asked
permission to put the first string men
in the game. This was agreed To and
"Red" Erady OF Bcllairc. and two other
professionals, were secured by F'ollans-
bee. With a promise of being a fast
contest. the game was started but it was
soon evident taht the l'nllan$h"c players
ana officials were hound Ia make Il farce
ont Of il. Penalty after penalty was
imposed on Linsly. When LinSly ran
the ball several yards to the Vineyard
line following which a short line plunge
scored Il touch down for I.insly. the
touch down was declared Illegal and the
Cadets were pcnalized fifteen yards. 1t
WAS enough. and Holden called his men
from the field.
Pennsylvania will plant black cherry
trees in the state reserves 10 provide
food for birds.
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GENERALS TO PLAY
ROANOKE COLLEGE

Spr.ia Dispatch to tie Intrllsencer.
LEXINGTON. VA. Oct. 2O-ln Wha'
is expected TO he the final comparative,
~ easy game that the Generals VII
plav this season. the remainder of which
is marked by contests with Georgia
Tech. Navy. Buckncu. Washington aud
jefferson and North Carolina ~ x A.
practically every member of the W4sh-
ington and Lee squad tomorrow Will ne
e-iv,.n 4 chance TO show what is in him
in the game with Roanoke College.
Arthur Cromwell. the former, BinE-
liam Military Academy star who Aas
bern playing quarterback on the scrubs
may start us pilot against Roanoke Col
Ingt. Jialla Paxton, full-hack: tIlnc
Till. and Fatn. half-hucks: Mcars. RAJ
taey. Watts and Widsworth. ends; Sep,
will and Tommy Gillian. tackles. Will
also be given a chance.
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CHAMPIONSHIP CONTESTS

ATLANTA. Ga. Oct. e0.-The larger
southern clcvrns are 10 engage in cham
p!uuShip contests tomorrow. Indications
today were that in almost every instance
hard battles might be expected. Fir-
ginia will meet Georgia and In southern
INTERCOLLEGIATE athletic association ter
ritory. Georgia Tech takes on North
Carolina here: Vanderbilt and MISSISSIPPI
pi meet at Nashville: Scwance goes to
Lexington. Ky. to play Kentucky State;
willie: Alabama tackles Florida at
Gainesville. Fla. and Louisiana State
and Mississippi College will clash at
Baton Rouge.
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Moundsville-L

Coach Holden. true to his promise,
will have almost new team to face
Muundsville in the second game Of the
season for the LinSIy Cadets. The mis-
rrable showing made against Wheeling
last Saturday has instilled into the
Cadets lighting spirit. and local fans
expect strong comeback. Holden has
been working his men this week
STRENGTHENING out the weak points and
many changes have been made both in
the line and backficld MoundSville un-
der Coach Core has also worked hard
for tOday'S contest.
lIn,Iy. Moundsyl:Ie
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Bridgeport-Si stersville.

Bridgeport football squad had its nnal
workout yesterday afternoon III prcpara-
ton for the SiStcrsville game this ar
trrnOOn. SstcrsriIIe has been going
good this year under the direction OF
Coaches Thornton and Farmer and
should be able 10 take the bridgeport
lads over.
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BOW LING
Ma1nnlc Duck Pin leaQue.

The Masonic DUrH Vu League MI "!cn tESi- VIM
ter schedule Monday evening with twenty 'ea'n
hague rh. letsilc will be conducted - per
cent handicap basis. w!:ch will hell iut the httIs
D,,wi,r =, i par with the heavy weights.
The first weeks schedule Is as follows:
NJrday--Atail Pouch ~. Norman Specials aud
M.t.. Hig HLyanas Climbers.
Tt;es,iay-Threc Sans LABEL and Eictors VS..
I'lub Stars.
W"t!ur, tlay--Na;ional Tube IS. Bill Dogs aud Easy
MARKS vs. wheeling.
ThursGay--rlr"c EantamS vs. silver 1oIS ana
uuaae:$ IS Bankers.
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MANY IMPORTANT SCHOLASTIC
FOOTBALL CONTESTS ON TODAY
MANY CoNTENDERS FOR o. Y. A
HONORS VIII PLAY THIS
AFTERNOON
Wheeling and Cameron Will Contest Al
League Park-Linsly Goes to
MOuudsville.

Today's football card. while not as
important as ihal III last week Is never
thclesS important in view of the NUM-
her Of teams CuntrSiinS that arr menu
hcrs of the Ohio Valley Athletic aSSuclA-
lion out for championship hunnr%.
Wheeling will r : Cameron today 1t
League Park. -, while it has been
freely prcdc.s5s that the Old Gold and
Blue will carry off h" honnrS. they will
have Il SIiM proposition To overcome.
cameron In all previous games of tho
season has been planning for this game,
and comes tn the city today prepared To
put q stiff light. Should Wheeling win
one contestant for the championship
honorS will b. ShrlVcd.
\ large crowd Is expected la hn 1T
League Park this afternoon To witness
the contest y friendly rivalry exists
between Wheeling aud Cameron. any
many from the Marshall county town
will come. Yesterday afternoon at the
Wheeling High school rally attended
by several citizens WAS held. AMI the
school songs and yclls were rchcar$rd.
Coach Brooks Will more than likely
work his players today in preparation
for the Charleston contest. the NEXT on
the local schedule. ut the capital cltF.
Should the regular men not he needed
the second string will be given an up-
pnrtunity Of showing themselves
Wheeling. Ganr,on.
srrhi in,lI
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Charleston-Pa rkersburg.

The eyes Of the Wheeling football fan
is turned toward tho result of the Park
crsburg and Charleston gridirun con-
test this afternoon. The two teams are
contenders for the State Championship
and are upon the Wheeling High school
schedule Whecling's next game Is with
Cha rlestun October IS.
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TYLER County-Marietta.

Tyler County High school football
team at Middebourne has scheduled the
Marietta High school team. and this
afternoon will play that team on the
Middlebourne field. Tyler has not had
a good start this year, having only one
victory to its credit. They defeated
Bridgeport last Saturday.
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Martins Ferry-Salem.

One of the many interesting contests
scheduled for toda! is that which will
be played at League Park. at 10 O'Clock.
between Martins Ferry and Salem High
schools Martins Ferry will hc repre-
scented by strong team. They are in
the fight for the Ohio Valley Athletic
association hOnorS
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Wesleyan Plays Today
For War Relief Fund
Twenty five Per Cent of Gate Receipts
Go to Committee on Relief For
War Sufferers.
;tmlal Dr,pairh Ia The Intel ;cnccr.

Siurlal Dispatch ,n The Into. :rirrcr
BUCkHANNDN. W. Va. oct Co
TIL" probable lineup of the ClarkShurg
Business College, football team which
plays Wesleyan here on Saturday as
given out 10y Coaches Hcnvcncr and
FucCy tonight shows that although the
visitors line is lighter than WcsIryan's
her backticld averages fully ten pounds
higher than docs that Of the Orange
ana llack even with Calac. Harris and
the other heavywrightS in position. The
iinrupS with weights us given out by
the coaches tonight arc rs follows:
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VIRGINIA POLY
LOSES TO YALE
ON MUDDY GRID

NEW HAVEN Conn. 0c; !0.-ld!c'S e!cTcn de-
tcstrd Virginia Polytechnic Institute rain
SOAKED gridlrom turaY ~ Ia q. Tie Blue ScuFrt!
three ,nlchtuwuS and kickcd one goal. while Tie
,p,.;aciiIcrs never seriously threatened 10 score
\ iug swept in the rim Of the bowl. fine
dr.Gzt fell t!ur.Is Of The game and the suliry
Weather halIt.caprd the players. The Shpi:ry field
slowed M the Eli and tie backs frcIurnt!y
stumbled aud fell.
Yale started of by marching IN and down tie
Grld twice Ia thr first Ieriud for tOuchdnwns. TIE
PLAYS We're mostly short line plunScS. After the
N..c ial:cIcd auI the remainder Of die game THs
tagged. The Virginia line charged quickly AMI. III
nany occasions tackled the lu.e runner before the
niicI!sc had actually started
virginia played rlucky game and ONCE TOOK the
hail from Yale OIL downs the four yard line. The
up
Yae-i9. SlrgIna-0.
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Other suits priced from
$500 to $4,000.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
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