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Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-18

"Skylight Hats" ! described some weeks
ago-except in>this case the transparency
is pulled right down over the eyes to the
tip Of the pretty nose.
And, Of course, there are Trellis Para
soils to 90 with the hat, and also dresses
which are In harmony. I haven't space
to describe these dresses, and the pic.
lures will have to speak for themselves.
At any rate, here they are, one on each
side. all ready for you to analyss and
admire. ! hope. yourselves.
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kndP
ALEXANDER A MARK
FOR ROBBIE'S BOYS
Continued from First rage.

down, slashed safely to centre. only to be
left when Johnston famed.
Philadelphia promptly and promscu-
ously started to pound Pfeffer when the
skirmishing lines were thrown out in the
morning game. Paskert. first man to
face JtfY. singled over Olson's head.
Bancroft sacrificed him to second.
"Dodc" tool, third on stocks ou,, cut
shaw to paubert, and rode home astrad-
die Of whitted's single to centre. Lu-
derus. who was a thorn IN pfeffcr's side
throughout, doubled In the second In
ming. took third on AN infeld out and
scored on killifers single to O.son In
deep short.
The Dodgers made II look like q game
by scoring u run IN the third. pfsfcr
singled, but was forced hy Johnston,
klNcy making a cori>ing stop aud throw.
Johnston stole second and went to third
Oh kl!lifer's low throw. When Bancroft
was throwing out Daubert Jimmy raced
home.
The Brooklyn defence crlnkled up In
the NTH and Phlad" 'phla resumed sCor.
ing. Niehoff got lf" ON a hot ground
cr to Mowrcy k!llifcr hunted TO Now
rcy. whose Wild throw past first tho one
covered the bag--put kil.ifcr on second
and NIehoT on third RiNcy famed
While Olson was tossing out paskcr,
Niehof scored
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nsr>'s irruit tiout.

IN, Dodgers ,tlu" right ll.r b.. 'u,
half oi thc Lrs, and : rd "a" s,ui, Wi;u
twp down ~tcHc.i beat "u' - NJ =" t4r
puN aul wen, 10 third ga Wheat houm-
rs drive 30 rIgh, BuCl. stole second
and when NIeuon dropped the tall stem
gel raceU home from ih.fd
S:euge!, first Up ia The nItu, greeted
Alexander with 4 hurricane homer over
the hight ucld wall. e!vl'g ne dodgers
Ia" lead NJ M.rGulrl himself tri.l,d ~
~" .iNrN and ny Al. crs scored kuuc
with boundrr over t1urt. Wheat opened
up Oh Alexander IN tho seventh with a
roaring rap :" right. tutshnw siCrlhcci.
Mowrey broush, home Wheat with q
demon double past lIyrrc Who wen, to
MIRA hd'. for philadelphia when stock
moved over to nj BluCroftS sho.s A.
sAprtstop in the second Olson hunted
safely. MoWr'y taNlus third. Mike gua
IVY were naruor'd an tn. outs Of Chi.r
Meyers and MtrluIrl.
kartl'nrcr tool, up tur Tr..d,lrt.t
r',hhg hI'i"n ~ the ,,Eltl a'd ,'us;cs
by pauO"r,, Strug,l. Cul~haV and Nov g..
r'N yt," Hruok'vn two NOR" ruue Tar
Slpcrhas open tn" hlr series with the
h.dl.ts az Elhct, Flold t,-rturr,w ~.
p'Nnnri rcs,s 81 what happen, iu tho
B'""NiNn ". New Nork and Ho.,ng ,-.
Itiod,lp series The scy!..
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0'HAGEN RUNS TO VICTORY.
albany Middle weight Avoids
Punches Of Martin.

By ruunin: backward for Iiri, zen
niles durinG i! ten round session wi'n
silent Martin a. tn- broadway Spcr' x
Club of BroohlyD last night Jimmy
O'Hagen OF Alnary managed 10 -siu a
shade decision over the local d.af mutt.
o'Iiagen possessed besides n well roudi-
'iored pair OF feet le't hand llGtt was
mighty useful. lie brushed Martin about
the nose and face with this feather
duster left 90 often that Martin MAS ur-
able 10 pct startc or do much damage
in return.
Martin was the aggrcSsoT throughout
and led from start 10 finish, but he never
was able TO get the Albany Specd r9rvei
,utn dangerous position. Two or ihr,"
lines Martin landed so,idly and each
time OHagcn Increased his sIscd unit,
he go, over t'c ,ne-iS Of the blow. II
UIiagen can hit hard enough 20 dent q
cream pun he did not show Il last night
o'Hagsn weighed ihS l.. and Martin
1863 H..
In the semi-ilnal AFFAIR YOUNG norma
outpon'od stump Hoffman IN Ln or
dlnary struggle
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WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 3O.--Playng
their first game Of the season on foreign
territory for the first time In recent
most suitable showing against Holy
Cross here to-day. winning with compare
tive ease by the score OF II to 0. All
the scores were registered in the first
two periods. when the men who are now
considered regulars were In tho lineup.
Eddie briggs especially showed up
we'll In this contest. His line plunging
and punting was a powerful factor.
Moore and Brown. his backhed mates,
exhibited bursts Of speed which time
guard and brought about apprecablo
gains for the Tigers. The early training
done by Princeton this season was
proved q big beneft. as the players went
through the game without showing any
Ill effects and played at high speed
throughout.
Holy Cros, had lighter and lesser ex-
pericnccd eleven to place against Prince
ton than was expected. However. the
local team played a fine brand OF foot
In the last two periods. when their at
tack was opened up and forward passes.
lateral passes and other trick formations
were used Princeton Mt first was at IA
loss how TO stop this attack. but finally
solved II by the forwards diving into the
plays and breaking them up before they
could be started. Tho Tiger line gave
an exceptional account OF itself.
DriGGs Dlg Factor.
Moore and briggs both went over the
line for a touchdown In tho opening
period. Line piunges and short dashes
on tackle carried the ball down the field
In rapid strides In the opening period
and placed Princeton In position to score.
Moore made the initial touchdown OF
the season following q plunge through
the line by briggs that placed the ball on
the 8 yard line. From here Moore
dashed across. briggs used his punting
ability to place the ball In position for
the second touchdown. then plunged
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ARMY TRIUMPHS
IN OPENING GAME
Defeats Lebanon Valley
Eleven in Well Played
Contest, 3 to 0.

WEST POINT, n. Y. Sept. 30. - The
Army defeated Lebanon Valley College
to-day 3 to o in the opening game OF the
local football season. Tho three point
victory represents a pretty field goal
kicked by Vidal. the new man from the
University OF south Dakota.
The collegtans flashed well drilled
eleven that held of the Cadets smash
ing attacks and forced the Army men TO
resort 10 the air line attacks. nearly all
which went wild. Onos Vidal threw "a
perfect pass into the arms OF the waiting
Shrader at the extreme corner Of the
field, but the Cadets left end had one
foot outside the end zone and the play
went for naught. II was the neares,
thing to n touchdown to-day. although
the Cadets had the ball close to the
visitors goal several times.
Oliphant gained most ground for the
Army. Vidal also proved to be a fast
and elusive back, but neither of these
men could carry the bail through the
collegians' defence when near the goal
line. McEwan roved all over and
smashed things right and left when the
visitors had the ball. Ford's kicking
A4l, f.,s
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DARCY STOPS CHIP
IN NINTH SESSION
The Australian Middlcweight
Champion Knocks Out
American.

SYDNEY, Australia. via London. Oct. / q,
IL y. M--Lcs Darcy. the Australian
mddleweght champion. knocked out
George Chip. the former American mid
dleweight champion. IN the ninth r"unI
of a twenty round match here to-day
Darcy gave au all around exhibition
that astoundcd the American. In box
ing ability Chip was only n novice com
pared with Darcy. In hitting ability the
American also was forced to yield to
Darcy.
Chip tried to make it n slugging match
aud got "a severe beating.
Until he was knocked out In the first
round hy Al Mccoy, chip was generally
recognized as the American champion
of the IN ddlcwc.ght division.
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PIRATES ERR MORE
OFTEN THAN REDS
Cincinnati Wins Both Ends Of
Double Header by ) to :
and ) to 3.

PIrrssund. Sept. 3o-tNa,ionaD. -
Cincinnati won both games OF double
header here to-day, tho first by TO Z
and the second 10 3. The first game
was poorly played. errors figuring large
ly In the run getting.
The home team was four ~uns behind
a. the beginning Of the seventh inning and
then scored three runs on three hits and
an error. tieing the score in the nex' IN
ming. In the nintn me VISITORS won the
game on Roush's pass, his steal OF sec
ond and Chase's hit
In the second game Bigby's three .r-
rors entered larse'y into the scoring by
Cincinnati, while knetzer received good
support The scores.
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CHARLEY DEAL MAKES
AN AUSPICIOUS DEBUT
In First Game With Cubs He
Clears Sacks with Double
-Cards Beaten. 8 TO l..

CHICAGO. Sept. 50 --- (Nati"raJ. -
Charles Deal made his dchu' IN chicago
to-day az Il member Of The ,ocal Ma
tonal club and with ~ timely double
nheu the hascs were fun enabled Chi
cago to defeat ST. Louis, $ to I. The
visitors hid taken an cary lead 10y
driving Packard of the mound Hen
dirk came TO the rescue and held Hug
gins = inen safe.
In the nfth inning Chicago hit
Meadows hard. The cubs punched I'VE
hts. two Of which were doubles. one Dy
Mann md the other 10y Deal, which
cleared the bases. This attack. coupled
with AN error by Hornsby, a wild pltch
and has" ON balls, was enough To- win.
The scurr:
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PRINCE B. TR0TS TO VICTORY.
Driven BY Howard Monsag.e He
Captures Cwp Mt Goshen.

" GOSHEN. y. u. Sept. 3O.--The feature
~ the matinee Of the Goshen Driving
cub held this afternoon was the hsndi.
.ap tTottlng race for a gold cup offered
Wy Dr. W. L, Mitchell Of East Orange,
mere were ;sn starters, The race was
on ny ir!hce H.. owned and driven by
howard Montague. The summaries:
Sva %. is''f J. al,Sheiiy, S f., by The nond'm.n .,
Tr.asp q poif' Il Bu-se.., b ~ by The EIpon.n, :.
So''ce h.. Or r. ~ X Dicisiinr.osnaj,... !. : :
Iime-';ls.H ?:ish. ::i5',.
y1S,.;. az: Is; tTrVl''ns; v,
SSsncy "copper", b: m. tRebert Goeieu.......... . >
''s'h' biA' NV, X, pickinson>. ..........S !:
g. Timc-. :slNA. 29i4
Cis@ e. Trot'ing:
hslls ,n.y. Gay. b. IN. BY BenSais wv. K. Dick.
H,:ysoy EiHs., hs, ). CiI.rry I2cr.rdj.."..
Holly E"ri Mary. biz m. ,Curiey, ''''''"
" Time: 'si., . % '''''''' . :
May Roy. T. s'"s"'s s'' sy w.,nu, nm ,w.
n,oki.n;y ,Ld,,. Gn.rt. b; 8 Gobtr! GoeleDj,....
'NoH'a D. D. m n. Hsrry l. MurrsD.,... s
70 .yt SUI, b, s' by Ed Custer derry
Patsy +. his. m. ~ x iDiicci.i,in,,o,n;,,,''.
MONO . Or Drank II. BurgesH.....4 3
bihnil, b, III. nRi,hard Miller .......... 3 b,
Time: .?iis. ?::2A
Clsss !, Troitins:
"r,niht"n' rh. . hr ASwoIthy Drank II.
Sbo'sfoId. bi, y IL. B Gnrnry). ........ /.
Irin"b' r". s. doward MontangsD....., 7 z
"Arsge h"H' u 6. ,N, w. WllcoII.......,. DIR
Tln"-- :"o'i, .s5'..
rhh q, Handicap; Test for Dr Mitchell
Prince r, 10 6. hy Hobo; ~ feet uIow.
80" "'" "b"' go '..',....,,.,,.,,,.
May hoy, c. Nv. n. Dickinson. .......,., !.
.Nl"nt" J b. y. 'lrauk H. Bureess,.. 4
Garage Boy. D. ~. II. wilcoxJ.,,....,,,., 4
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EASY FOR NOTRE DAME.
Opcns Football season With - to
o victory over Case.

SorTH BEND, Ind. Sept 3o.--Notrr
Dame defcated Case OF Cleveland this
afternoon in the nrst rridiron game al
the season nt Cartier FIELD by scoro
o! IS to o.
LED by Capt. Cofall, who arose from
u slckbed to start the game, Notre Dame
tore the defence OF the Cleveland clcven
TO pieces nj tho outset and made -four
to-! -h,iowns IN tho hrrt period,
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Guderus lifted homer over the right
Held wall In She sixth. An avalanche of
Phi.ade lphia pok,s gave the Clan Moran
three NOR" runs Ia the eighth. With one
down Whit;cd singled. and took second
when 'ravath grounded out to bauherI.
Luderus doubled to- lcft. scoring WI
tod Niehuft brought IN i.udert:r "i,u a
s!ngl" - eft. Whea.'s one handed stop
rohbing Nichof Of a home -un XIII.
fcr's single and "a wild pitch registered
y ohptf
Brooklyn rallied in its half of tho
eighth. but Rxey stopped the charge
after one run was across. Johnston and
Daubcrt walked. Myers singled John
ston to third and baUhort to second.
Johnston scoring when Iaskcrt let the
ban rul, through him.
Non" cf tho" Who attended the morn
ing game r.coglIzcd the superb : as the
same outh, in the afternoon. The .istless.
apa,hetic bunch changed themselves into
snappv. sparing aggregation. They
howled defiance ~ Alexander from the
bench and staggered up 10 bat IN "a
henacins manner. They fought and
suarled. je,.ed ard !ibcd Throughout.
They accorded NlrquarI Wonderfully
suappy dcfenc' md on the attack ham
mercd .AleNandrr all over Flatbush In
the held. at hat and ON bench they were
never stili. What caused IL. ine'auor-
phosi- IL a ~! !Iery, but the Dodgers
started IN. game Ia tho afternoon a.
gingery and scrappy banrh as they
were listlcss and indifferent lot In tho
morning.
A. Ia the morning. rask-r; "I-ned the
aftertoon game with singh, - hot poke
- l'''. II. took second when KLEIN
called a uaik o. MHrGuarl. N" wno,.
brooklyn team Protesting tine d.cis!ps.
bancroft strv.tyci Pa,h,-i 90 'hiid aid
"l'odlr" scored wine. S,..t tapped
through Magqu1rd ana 'u'.LaN threw
him oGt a. iirst. Wh.tt"d upuh'rl 3,
right. Uut was waroourd when "a. SNaN
tossed out Craldth. Ilpw MarqUard held
the phil!i-s IN the hollow Of his hand
thereafter already has been ;ula
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KICK WINS FOR TRINITY.
Field honi by Hyland Brinus Only
score Of Game.

Ii.HrfoEn. sept, 50.--Trin'y won the
'IenihG gam. 4 tho season from Nor-
wich this afternoon. to q. Hylund
of Trinity kicked field goal in the
irst period. Thai was ~ tho scoring,
as tho teams were well ma ,ched. though
neither displayed wonderful form Tn.
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BROWN BEATS r. !. STATE.
Prov violence COIicRians Down On
pOnentA, Is 20 q.

Providence, II. l., Sept. 3o.--Browp
defeated Rhode Island State college, Is
- ., IN tho opening game of the seaso,.
on Andrews Flea to-day. Practically
all OF BROWNE play was Of the straight
football variety. though twice the hill
men got away successful forward passes
for twenty yards each. The lineup.
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MICHIGAN AGGIES WIN.

EAST LASsIN1. Mich, Sept. 'u,--Mch-
igan Agricultural College piled up 40
to . score against olivet College in the
opening game of the football season here
to-day. O'ivct was bclp.css before tae
PUSHES II the Aggiee
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RICHMOND ELEVEN TRIUMPHS.
Downs staten leland Team In Open.
ing Clash by 4 to q.

Richmond County Field Clubs soccer
eleven dow!.ed the champion team OF tho
Staten Island Cricket and Tennis Club
yesterday afternoon In the opening round
OF the annual championship competition
on staten Island Field by a score OF
10 0. The lineup:
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'FORDHAM STARTS
WITH SCORELESS TIE
Maroon and Lafayette Enyarr
in kccnly Contested Game
on Eastern Field.


EAsToN. Pa. sept 3o--I.f.yn,,.
opened it's football season hsic ,Y.l,
by playing Fordham scorclos. tc T1.
contest was the hardcs, liayoI o. ii.
Maroon and Whit, gridii1u .n .,,,.,
years. The contest was market 10, '.,.
playing Throughout. only On, pcna,,,
tho result Of offsidc play. VT imposed
Jack Conklin, Fordhlms lrlt .rd. w.,
appointed acting captain r"r 't. -.,r.
by Coach Garsan.
\ kicking duel between Weldon ...
Dempsey. with the FOrdill'u .r.r ....
punting his husky rival, f'l'Dt. ..
game.
Lafayette persisted ~ tnc u.c ~ =.
ward pass style of attack, 90 oi.-
t'ordhain proved the master IN, lu.,.
broke up all hut one Of s"y'u''.n u.-,.
attacks launched against ~, N,t..-
team
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only one substitution was made IA jic
entire game. Rhodes taking Johns"ne
place for We; Virginia IN the fourth
period o. tho game Md all that on II
DAY that WAS delightful, for The spccia-
iors IN the stands tut rather warm for
the p.aycrs 81, tie field. The lineup.
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CRIMSON GRIDDERS
0UTCLASS BATES;
WIN BY '2e TOO
Harvard Goal Line Never
Threatened. Defence Being
Impregnable.
a.
,sVICTORS SCORE TWICE
.o' 20 EARLY IN FIRST PERIOD

cAMpnIray, Mass, Sept. 3o.--1Iar-
Yards football showing against Bates
this afternoon Was very satisfactory to
the Crimson coaches The lincincn made
great improvement and the backs, sew
erai sets OF them. worked much better III
combination than in the previous game.
Much work has been put on interference.
and to-day the Bates tscklers had lot
of trouble TO reach the Harvard man
carrying the ball The Harvard men
never had their goal line threatened. and
hy scoring four touchdowns and two
goals won the game. :6 to o.
. The regulars scored two touchdowns
very early In the FIRST period. shortly
after the kickoff and with the ball Oh
Batess 81 yard limo Flower made two
fine gains. ono of them more than fifteen
yards, and reached Batcs's one yard line.
From there Thacher was driven across
for a touchdown.
TaylOr's Fiae Work.
The next score was made possible by
tho quickness OF Moseley Taylor, who
las been shifted to tackle from guard.
Taylor broke through on one OF the
buteS puntS, Deht oOWu tflc pau Anu Siei
chased 1t almost to the goal line. Ho
q fell on the ball on the field OF play, bu;
could not quite roll across the line. II
took only one play. however. for Thacher
to score again.
In the second quarter Harvard made
two approaches. but the attack was not
No good as earlier In the day. Several
forward passes were tried, but not sue.
ceesfulfy enough to score. At the start
Of the second half Harvard came right
UP the field for n touchdown. The team
included many fresh plsyerr. while Bates
made few substitutions.
After two very pretty runs by Casey
f'lly Murray. who Is making a great
fight for a regular berth at quarter.
slipped through the entire Bates team
for more .nan thirty yards and finally
scored In the corner OF the field.
- Later in the last quarter Harvard took
The bali from Bates on downs on It's
forty yard line and scored on eight
plays. The best gain WAS OH forward
pass from Murray to Coolidge. who
reached Bates's thirteen yard line. from
where Horween finally was driven over
: for HarvArd's final score.
The Bates team did not have the
weight to stand up to Harvard's best at
'tack, but fought hard all the way
through. Tho work of Murray, Bond
and Flower In the backfeid and OF Tay-
lor and Clark ON the line was unusually
good. The line up:
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=, ra"us' Rolls N Zig Score.

-NliN'l>E, =. sop, 80. S,ra..-.
i'uNcrt'tN Hp"u't ~. fupthal tslsuu Iv
driceung IN al. S,rscu-o clr,ci. : 10 q
lhu upunhlti"u wah au sryrogn'Ion Of
former college ana amateur y 4, or.
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The visitors gave 81 Ncr, rr,''' r
hIhition OF passing lu Tia" iNlrJ ..l,4
and had the Maroon ana Mh.', Nai.u.
badly puzzled by back Goid C....
tipn from which the ball was h4-l.. o..
out over the ends. This style r. a,..J
attack resulted in ihrc, sUry't.,,, -.
downs for Fordham on lpW r,..,..
were hurled 10y Dempsey from ....
i.afayettc's forty yard line.
The teams were evenly mat'U..
bulk and while no securing VS.. ,..
f"rdhams territory was invaded
than its opponents. Tho Visitor
III" hall IN their opponents nIst~I,, ..,
OF the time and lost a golden o.
tunity 20 win tue game lat, in i.. b,
ond period when trick formation ..,. ..,!
:" materialzc on i.afayctt, ten var,
line.
Sweepins the Easton team a.'c-
them 10y clever interference a.. O. r..,
variety ~ open attack, Fo.GhJg ..,s
the bail from midiicld to th" los. tn.
of the Easton rOIlcgidns dcto"c, ID.
the third down Dempsey tei, ba .
cnd run and WAS We'll uId.r 80. ...
Ais interference fcll behind. c.l. b.
challenged the way to the ,oal ..,
dempsey ,nade u d"spcra a.i,a..' =
swing past the Lafayette end. .4, o
ine tackle cut him down. hut.,. =
Ia L for "A ten yard loss and -l.,n,,l .
frcnziod .hccr.n- OF several hunersc
I'oidhum routcrs VINO accompanied GO.
ear. Here turiitn lost t.r OIL,
chance citl.r team had &" scrra
After Mcnamara had replaced D,u.,.
toward the close Of the game iotI.a
again a1Vtu '."i near the -uti ll,.'u .
. tu.v, trSt downs reached i.liH....r
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Tigers Make Suitable
Showing in First Game
Punting and Plungng of briggs Help Princeton Defeat
Holy Cross, 81 to 0, in Initial Contest
of the Season.

through the weak Holy Cross .ine for the
tally. Moore kicked both goals.
Holy Cross played better In tho sec
ond ~, ~iod but again the punting and
line plunging Of briggs was too much
for the locals. The big Princeton full
back simply would not be denied. kick
ing and carrying the ball past all OPP
position and registering third touch
down. Moore again kicked the goal.
Locals Play Better.
Holy Cross grew stronger and played
better in each succeeding period. In the
third 1t made its first down and held
the ball IN midfeld when the period
ended In tho fourth period Holy Cross
tried line plays unsuccessfully and Hig-
gins, who substituted at quarterback for
Twitchell tried a forward pass. which
was Intercepted by liutt Of the Tigers.
1t was the first time a big college
football team had ever played on u
local field. The game was witnessed
by 5000 enthusiasts. II was n valuable
experience for both teams. Holy Cross
showed strong and was heartily COM
pl!mented by the reserve Tigers who
were on the field In numbers enough to
form three elcvcns The lineup
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., hsferee- Morrt"e, University OF Pennsylvania.
Smpire-Pannell. Tufts Yield )ndge-Brown
noston 4: A. Heed linesman-Pishon, Dart.
NOUN; Time Of reriods-i. minutes.
scorine-Icuchdowns Thscher. .: W. Muir.
ray. Horween. Goals from touchdovIs-Tsy.
Tor, Horwe,o
Substitutions: Hsrva rd-Gardner for Robin.
son. buriham for Bond. Hartley for Phinney.
wheeler for Gamer, Snow for Cisrk Ssgrr FOR
ttarris. Ach for Dadmun. Lowell for Taylor,
Srewer for Harte. Cassy for Flower. Uorwcen
Jor TEACHER. W. Murray for Gardner, Likens
ior Hartley. Coolidge for Brewer, Hitchcock
',or E Surnh,m, Thorndik. for ssscI. wiiicoI for
naeey. ~ reto'i ior ". Murray. Bstes-Cl,nord
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CINCINNATI ,S) pITTSDIRG M


.Rstted for Grimes in the eighth inning.
'k"pf ont, hit 10y batiel ball.
Cincinnati ............ . } o q q o--s
Pittsburs. ...,......... 0 o . 0 90 O-S
Two base hit-Griffhh. Three base hits--
Griffith. IIinchnRn, Altenberg. stolen bases
Smith. Rous,h, 2 Carey. Sacrifice hits--Mr.
kechnir knrt2sr, Sacrifice fly McAulcy. LeT
On hases-' incirnau, .; P,tsburg. 3. First
base on ,rror-,'inclnDsti. l. First base on
halls-On knet,"r. | on Grimes, /. Hits and
earned runs on Knrtz'r s and 3 In =, or
Grimes, . aud IT. ): on Evan.. | and In I.
Struck out-By knett'r, I; by Grimes, +, TN
pires-Mossrs. Quigl.y and Ea.on. Time of
gnucSl hour and Il minutes,
The sun., 1916-10-01

TouchooNns-Mocr brikss' uoIs iroH'
tuu, hdowns- oorc, 8. substit ution-- Prin,~.
,on--Gillrspic tor Hghly, sinclair Tor Nc
Lean. Bryan for Soursc. Gowat for Bryan.
Ruth for Gowan. sthmalley for Gcnnr't,
Pembroke for Latrobr. Rayhill for wilson.
Ame- for Eddy. Freck for Moore. Mathi asn
for Brown. Hass FOR briggs, Tcmcy for Ha-.
Holy Cross-Donnelan for Quisiey. walling
ford for Todarelh Cook for OConner. Povah
for Cook Kelley for McCulloch Connor Tor
Cummins. Higgins for Tw,che!l. Cash for
Higgins. Reilly for Foley, M,honey for
Reilly. Walsh for ft.patrick: Murphy for
ford, Trinity Umpire -Magofhu, Michigan.
Head linesman-Pl Plummcr, Cornell Time Of
eriods-i0 minutes
The sun., 1916-10-01
pcnnsy "n the Defensive.

TN ;hc other hand. tho West Nirgiuians
several times had the Penn team on 'h"
d, fonsivo and once came within inches
Of scoring. On the fourth down a for
ward pass. Rodgers 10 liuthinson. went
through. and Williams. the man who
scored for Penn. saved the day by toss
ing the visitor on about the six inch line
and Penn rcgaincd posse 2sion OF The
bali.
In the second period Capt Matthews
tried for a goal from ,hc field and made
clysc shave Of II. the wind carrying
the bail little out of direction. hut "A
penalty followed which sent Penn Dack
to the ~ yard line.
From Pennsylvania viewpoint tn"
tane was satisfactory dc>pit" the close
score 10y the fact thai IA" eleven men
who started the game finished IL ana
time was taken ou' only twice for In
jurics to Hobby Light and Capt. Mat
thew-. Against "a heavier and physically
: rouCCr team the Penn men showed q
lot of staying power ard developed N
line breaking drive a; tho cos" of the
game that gave them decided udvau-