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OLYMPIC FIELD M
Irunsidrs and >rw IOndon IIuh
Play Lincoln Giants.

Olympic li.ld. l1t'h .troC, aud Fifth
trruuc. viii he III seen" of another Nne
hill tn afternoon rae management has
trtaugcd 10 has" IN" crack New London
i'am clash With the Iincolus In the FIRST
same 81 a douhlc header ana h" ironsidcs.
champions NJ NewHrk, VIII he Featured In
'nr sunset IN The Nov Iouinn club
VIII haN" several stsr minor l~oHGucrs In
IN" llnour EHrly this season the team
forced he llnruins 10 play An extra inning
10 win 10 Que run. Th" Ironsidos already
hay" PLAYED ~" games With m" llnoolns.
mud each team Won IA" couf'st The
team T. on. ~ the best IN The mniropoItt.n
s,otior and shunIi engage m" locals IN a
u'r ANA ,r'k TT The Lincoln ,;isnis NuI
hHN" both t,'lnno n" WiliiHm- and can.
non RAJ I''dh'ne 90 thr mouud
r.. nrst game wi. Ice started promptly
at ! 90.
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RESULTS OF COLLEGE
FOOTBALL CONTESTS

At Ithaca Cornell. 10. Buckneil, o.
A. i.~eWiston-Bates college. 6; Maine. o.
At -Penns>l ,ania. 10; Penn
sNiNanil state, q.
AZ acknowledgements. 10; Dart
mouth. o.
At Decentralization. 81. Western Re
A; Allentown. Pa-MuhienberG. "a: Al
bright. o.
At princeton-Princeton. 80: Lafayette, 0.
Al apoIis-Navy, ~; West virginia, I.
At Hamilton-Colgate. az Rhode ISL
and. o.
Al Iowa city--Icwa. 20 Purdue 6
Al West Point-Army. 90. Trinity. o
At Ihicsgo-Northwestern. 10. CHI
At Ann Arbor-Michisan, >. Michigan
At Louis,mie-chsttanoosa, 6; Louis
At cambrids.-Hsrvard, ~; Massachu-
sets Angles, 0.
Al Brunswick-Colby, IL; Rowdoin. o.
At Durham-Nrw Hampshire, IL. Nor
vich. 6
At CsrIisle-Dickinson. 2; rfsinus, o. ,
Al Washington. pa.--Wsshington and
Jefferson. IL; Westminster, o.
At crbans Ohio state. :: Illinois. s.: ,.
Al Lancaster-swarthmore. 6; franklin
At Cincinnati-ohio Northern. p; tin
cinnati. O.
Al Observation-Disclosures 80. Washing
At. south Observation-Disclosures Valley.
o. INsn;s ,S A. .n.
A. c.ntnno's, fawrencs IL Hohart o.
a. AIua... o.. 30. <s.n,, if,Io,
uinn.a s"vinrcso, 81 sou,h
"n'"' o. ~
At Clinton-Rensselaer. :: Hamilton. 6.
Al 81 Louis-Drske. 10: Washington. q.
At GaiesburG. Ill-knox. ~; Carthage,
A. south rieid-Union. 3: Columbia. o.
At Fordhsm - Fordham. a.. susque-
"'nna, " a.. 49,,
o"r' REV" "es'e'""' ~ ,"
'etslty IT,;
ny hhtDinE'on-Nermont' El' Connecteu'
agglcs ~
NJ %' Miss's-
slppi' u.
~ anesvil!e- Aiahama. ~; fIorId'' "
NJ Observation-Disclosures. H. VIZ
gina IT,.
o., y, stahts-Notth 'stoIiha' ~ 'e''s'"
I'.h 10;
y { college Fark-NtrRtnia NJ. j, y: MtrN-
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Drop kickers Full.

TWO attempts were made for dron
kicks, one on each side. In the drs,
quarter Cam tried II kick from the
twenty-seven yard line. hut his atiempt
went wide, Harmon dropped bach for a
KICK from the twenty-eight ward line.
nut his blow was low. II passed under
M" crosshar. Poor ;eneralsh'p by the
violet quarterback lost another oppor-
funity. as a forward pass was tried on
me iourth down and was Intercepted on
Nesleyan's three yard line.
New Nork's first drive ssumed dan
Sef"us trend TO Wesleyan II began
near the end Of the first quarter. when
the Violet took the ball away from
WESLEYAN on downs in midheld. From
here Bernstein. Cam. Weinheimer and
Mckenzie dashed through the line and
on tackle for three successive frs,
downs, the quarter ending with the h,I,
on Weslevan's thirty-one yard line AZ
me second quarter opened bernstein and
W"'nheimer continued their attack and
SHORTLY the ball was on he nine ward
Lne. i'ut here n double pass failed and
Cam missed a drop kick.
After Wesleyan was psn,liz.d ro-
holdllg l~'"etjen puntcd to cam vbo
placed III" ball on the forty yard line
or""r pass, Cam to Egsn. Melted
twenty yards and gave y. Y. l.. anotber
"pportunt'N. However. WESLEYAN hi,
back harder than y. Y. l.. and ,ha h.I,
was instantly taken away when Wlbur
intercepted a foolhardy forward mass
Ny l. never had another chance
The galne was hcrcelv contested and
hll"d with injuries, y Y. l. surornd
inc most IN this respect and seemed
poorly conditioned The lineup.
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AMHERST AGAIN LOSES.
Proves ERsy victim for >tronr
springfield Team.

S~rEiNGFlEIp. Mass. oct. 2~i-SprinG-
field Y. VI. e. \ College found little OPP
position IN the Amherst team here this
afternoon, the home players rolling up
90 points md holding the visitors score
less. Springfield scored II Of its points
In the initial period. the inst touchdown
coming when capt. Sermon captured an
\mherst punt on his own 20 yard line
ard ran through a broken field for
eighty yards,
The second touchdown was the result,
Of some straight line plunriuC hS menu
hers ~ the Springfield hackicld, Nit
terling kicked both goals.
Springfield scored again IN the thi,d
perlod when it marched down the field
from its own 10 yard line and carried
the ball across. Tho goal was not
kicked The lineup
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BOSTON SURPRISES TUFTS.
Nrdf"rd Team Unable tn score
NTH Final Period.

RosroN, Mass. oct, Gin one Of the
hardest fought battles ever staged on the
Mcdford oval Tufts defeated Rostou col
l"ge to-day, II to u. The DAY was ideal
for football. and both teams Mere In
prime condition,
Boston College caused the biggest sur
prise Of the season ny the sturdlncss OF
it's line. During the first three quarters
the heavy TUFTS hAckfeld was unable to
make any appreciate headwaN against
the ruGScd BOSTON College line. In tho
fourth Tufts made all is scores
l."wncy for Boston collie" W. the iu-
dltiiudl star OF the game, doiug prt,-
,icaily an the han carrying for the
Maroon and Gold Time after time ne
went through Ahbott. substitute left
guard, for from ten to fifteen yards.
'Ihn lip,tins
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Conway "a Throw ont Hall.

Patrick j Conway, president Of the
Irish American 4. G., will throw out th"
bal. at the start 81 the big game between
Kerry and Kilkenny for the Gaelic
football championship at Celtic Park this
afternoon. Kerry with such stars as
Joe shea, Jack kenuclley, rat Casey,
Dan kassane and Jim TullN has heen
made the favOrite. hut Kilkenny has such
corking players NJ Jem bowling, lem
Rsddy. Matt Butler, Dick Dalton, Mike
Carroll aud Jim puggan IN it's lineup and
may spring n big surprise Resides the
big game there will he another Gaelic
football contest and u hurting match
The first game win hc started promptly
AT . o'Clnck. The tournament win he
held under the auspices of the Moru-
mont cllh.
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FINAL MINUTE ATTACK
CARRIES NAVY TO TOP
Forward Pass Just Before Time
Is Up Saves MidShipmen
From Defeat.

ANNAPOLIS. Md Oct. 81 Again TAX
ing quick advantage Of the breaks Of
the game Navy IN the Anal moments
Of play this afternoon won a - 10 :
victory from West Virginia University
Except for the first portion Of the
initial roriod when they were kept on
,h. defence the visitors outplayed the
mlhshipmcn. Twelve times they made
aerial SHOTS. which We're successful
Many Of these passes were for more
than thirty yards.
\ penalty for smuggling and n rec"v-
cred tumble put Navy within strlkinG
distance for the anal tally. A forward
pas. Ingram 10 Welchel. was negotiated
and landed the ball on the ! yard line,
from where Wclchel carr ed It owe
The lineup
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Berry Carries QuakerS
to Unexpected Triumph
Pennsylvania Brilliant Athlete Astonishes State Eleven
With Two Drop Kicks and Forty Yard Run for
Touchdown That Wins by Is to O.

PHrLADEiPni.. Oct. 81. -- Howard
Berry, fresh from pursuit Of ta%rantulas,
'entipedes and Mexicsns along the
Texas border. covered himself with
further glory here to-day by an indi-
vidual attack that carried Pennsylvania
to victory over Tenn State, Is to o, in the
annual game between the historic rivals.
The pentathIon and all round collegiate
hibiting probably the greatest football
he has ever attempted. lie scored a
touchdown and two drop kicks before
being carried from the neid. weeping and
begging to be allowed to continue. al
though suffering from a painful but not
serious injury.
1t was the spectacular work Of Berry
which enabled the Quakers TO upset
every prediction. overcome the Wanted
power OF the state athletes and provide
the biggest football upset OF the day.
The powerful athlete plunged through
the heavy and well drilled State line and
by his own force placed the hall In po-
si'ion To drop kick II across the bar.
His two drop kicks were carefully
Judged and shot over the cross bar as IL
~catapu,ted from q cannon. He lifted
the first one from the 80 yard line and
the second ron the 80 yard line. lie
registered his touchdown after receiv-
ing a long forward pass from Qusrter-
back Light and racing through the de-
moralized state tacklers for n forty
yard run over the goal line Berry to-
night stand forth AZ the hero Of Penn.
Fiat Fight In Gamr.
The game probably was the most
ficrcely contested battle ever stage on
Franklin Field. Feeling ran so high
toward the end Of the struggle that sew
eral of the opposing players seemed to
he In a fist fight. Substitutes and
friends rushed upon the field. but the
officials were able to auell the impending
riot and quiet the participsn II was
a few minutes, however. before the game
was allowed to proceed. None was
penalized nor was any OF the players
sent from the field for the infraction OF
the rules.
Both teams played vicious. hard foot
hall. state College worked industriously.
hut crumbled under the persistent at
tack OF Penn. The Red and Blue eleven
resorted to few oren plays. but de-
pended largely upon its short dishes
outside tackle. a play which State was
unable to stop without serious damage.
Penn had spasms Of fumbling In the
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The play was ahou, even in the third
quarter, hu, no scoring resulted The
tide rhhcd back and forth. the ball hcing
carried INTO one territory only 80 quickly
he brought back into the domain of the
opposing eleven.
Georgetown. largely through It's Splen-
didly working aerial attack, brought he
bali down within striking disiauc. of M"
Dartmouth goal IN IN. hnsl quarter
After other attempts 10 gain ny the for
ward pass had been msd" and finding
the Dartmouth line too solid and ada
maut for line bucks. Maloney dropped
hack to the IS ward line and booted y
pretty field goal The lineup:
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LEHICH HELD TO TIE
BY LEBANON VALLEY
Rival EIcvenS Play to 3
Game. Drop and Placement
Kicks Prevailing.

SotTH BETHLEHEM. IA. oct. I'll
l.ehich and Lebanon Valley played a 2
10 3 tie gtin" herr to-day ruuuer
scored a pretty drop kick from ~" g.,
ward line for Lehisn. and Msckert nal =
placement goal from 'he 80 yard lu'' rJ
Lebanon Valley. H0'0 scores wcr, ~ in
IN IN" fourtH p''Iod.
Lchign showed 'ouplc'" evo al -
form. ~ fgullel badly s"d My
worked ',u. out Of is cute-nye .,rv,r :
,asses. Tin, Iiu,up.
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HARD TUSSLE FOR W. AND ].
only Two TOuchdOwns Are scored
Against WrstmInst~r,

W~hsHi>GroN Pa oct. I'll cs,miu-
>tor lived up To its reputation Of piay ng
IT'S hes; game against Washington and
Jefferson to-day. MstZger's men winning
only after - hard struggle by ~ To -.
Two ~t"uchdowns. one In the FIRST period
and another In the fourth. were the ex-
tent of W. and Us scoring. W and !
played wretchcd football a; times. The
lineup
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Touchdown Wall Coal from tou,hdowu
G,lroy Goal from field Malonry >uhstl,u
tons 1eorsctown: Leishty for Wall wall
show alter. + Green for ward. CronIu for
'"sa"h T Green for Crnwu Council iOr +
GrcPu. j !. sullivan for Gilroy: Dartmouth
Camel for : Holhrook, Tyler FOR X Hol
Dlsso-Wl. Dph,mcl for Tyler. Hcaiey for
rrlcr Cunningham for Gic NcDonough Tor
Camel Referee Tom Thorpc, Columma
I mpire Fret BurlciGh Exeter Head lines
mani ! Hallahdn. Boston. Time of ir
rInh.- mlnmtns
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Tourhhowns -Oiunnrll =, R'hn, j '"nhlln'
,addcll. Dempsey. McNsmsrs 'ioals from
tolchdowu-- p.mpscy :, torcoIan safety -
Nsrtz Referee Ed Thorpe, u" La sail" I'm
rirc l. q Saunders. columbia lincsman-
SAM slskiud, Commerce u : TIN" Of %i"r"l>
-ic minutes Suhsti,utiun> Fordhrm Perkins
for Trcauor. DEMPSEY for O'Cnnnell Ryan Tor
EtUir. Rtaucy for rouklin. HtMg"uwig for
Rrancl. Hendricks fr Perkins. Golden Tor
,urcurHn. Swe",lnnd for Fitzpntrlrk. Erwig for
Dempsey. torcpran for Golden. Perkins for
Love. FltzpatricR for Erwig, Dempsey for
Sweetlnnd. ! Couklin for Iraucv. Hrau"v Tor
Corcoran. p Corilin for Caddcll. Golden Tor
", Naluara for SusauchRnnH Horton for 'ass'
Ter. Callahan for Doughty, T"idcn Tor Peters.
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Braney Blocks Kick.

The contest began with Mcnamara
fumhling the first kick of on the 90 yard
line S~uspuchanna tried three line plays
but a gain OF only three yards was the
result. Murphy then dropped back for
an attempt at a field goal. hut Rraney
blocked the hall and got IL on the I yard
line. o'Conncll then Kicked ont Of the
LANCER zone Thai Killed tho Pennsyl-
,arian's first and only chance To- score.
When F'ordham GOT the ball on the
Kick IN on the ~ ward line the Maroon
men began to march down the Held by
line rushcs until the 50 yard line was
reached. Here the ball was given to
Sv ectland, who o, an old Carlisle criss-
cross run brought It to IN" > yard mark
ON the next play O'Connell went through
centre and over the lire. Dempsey failed
to Kick the goal The quarter ended with
the score & to q
As soon ~ tho second period started
Fordham started 10 march down the
field. hut on the 10 yard line "A futnhle
IL the hackfcld gave Suspuehanna ia"
hall Horton made a bad pass to MARI.
who attempted to kick. bur was tackled
behind the goal line and two more points
were registered for the Maroon.
Three minutes later. following big
rains through the line. oCouuell went
through entire for another touchdown.
This time Dempsey kickod the coal.
With the scovo - to " Coach Garcan
M, in eigh, substitute AT one time \
series OF forward passes scored another
touchdown. Dempsey forwarded IL to
rl,zra,rict. thirty yards away. and Fitz-
patrick carried II twenty more to the s
ward line before he was downed Then
Dempsey paSScd II over the line for a
tally Dempsey failed To kick the goal
from a difficult angle and IN" half ended
81 to n.
McNamars's Great run from midheld
was tho only score in the third period.
and in tho hnal chapter three long runs
for scores and two goals brought the
score IN to 81 to n
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first period. These distre. ses cut down
the score considerably. az several times
the Quakers were in position to dash
over the goal line and each time a
tumble lost the opportunity. After ihe
first period. however. the work OF Penn
was finished and Of hieh order.
After Berry VAS carried on the neld
and william Quigley sent into the game
as substitute the crowd got another
chance to cheer. for Quisley emula:cd
his more famous rival ny lifting The ball
over the cross bar from the ~ yard
line on a placement, kick. Berry's punt
Kerry starts EARLY.
The first period was scoreless. Afier
a few minutes Of the second period was
used by some clever passing to advance
the ball, Berry drop kicked his frst held
goal. state tried several sweeping end
runs. hut these were easily broken up
by the Quakers. In this period each side
blocked punts, but with little advantage
resulting.
state kicked on opening the third
period and the Quakers enlivened the
crowd by completing an intricate
forward pass which retted forty yards
and put the bal, on the 30 YARD line.
Berry then added to his drop Kick record
with his second successful attempt.
After an exchange Of punts in which
the ball was carried back and forth
across the field. Penn lined AZ for at
IA X on It's own IS yard line. TWO
r~iunges followed. then from the midst
~ the struggle the bail seemed to shoot
Tar down the neld. Berry. running Al
full speed. caugh; the pass and continued
forty wards more for a touchdown. The
inal score came in the fourth period on
uuigley's placement kick. The lineup
p.,,.,ix AMI. ,iN Penn state co..
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T~NITNTNNW. WV0T0~ NFW W01" ~"
FROM 10 l"hdowu- >Itvrriok G-,' '--~
h"'l >h'Vor.,h safety iiorlo- ~ rs.irs'
p irkloi hnhtrd ',uc Tim ~ norio1s-. ~
minutes Referee V >,hvar'1 p----
Iripir" W X Okesor. Lori.h us,i rrot
ma"-E : Land Aruaro'i- NhsN'g',.t
Cornell /Hrdcr for Gl'ios Ei.V7H'n 90
lander R,crsou Tor Tiicv lioN '1r rrf-
SON Gtlltcs for ~H'ion Brow foe Ct-fr
iari for anderson DIXON for ie,c'' srss-
fpr >rtvc"i,k Van Horn fnr proi- S'r,,-'-r
for Wa flor7. Fischer for Mlc'e- - .
'o- Hoffman. RI,kl"r. F. h,e - %t'
'nmh. R,kn' Tor Klr'h Srlvo-s''I~ ~ ~
"on'v' nit w"tirr for ~ilvors'c'u We sNps. -
lllll Shor' 'or Horlrcn wtllc'' ~ We =
hSar
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BEATS Y E

WAsHISGToS. Oct. 2l.-B. Warren
torkran Of the Baltimore Country Gu
Today defeated Frank W. Dyer of Up.
per Montclair. y j., | M in nineteen
holes In the final of.the Columbia coun-
try clubs fall golf tournament
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>uhstltutions Washington and Jefferson
MS in' stohhs. Ruhle for Nuss. wiekerham
Tor Mss Moore for WhitehIll I,ou"ks tor
trcCl. Gay for Shields. Nuss for Wtckerham
MOL for straw Fam for Ruhlc Crawford for
,iuri"y Filler for McCreighi. Nealc for MOL
W .s'min'i"r.. Whcrry for Dunn Lynn ioI
Eimouds Touchdowns-NcC rctsh HI. F,i.t
20 KICK -usl from touchdowps Gurley
Reicrc" Fred j Croiius. Dartmouth Tmpirc
-Rnhcr' r. 'tddiEan. Syracuse llne.m, an
\ VI Lang fort TRINITY Tine of pcrlols
e. m IN Itts each
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Refera~-Nr THOMPSON. Georgetown. I'm
p,re-Mr. McCavty, Germantown Academy
Head linesman-Mr Merriman, Geneva Time
of pertods-i5 minutes each Pennsylranis
a or,ny touchdown Berry. Goals from
held. Berry. : Field goal from placement
Quisley.
Slbs; ituiions-Pennsylvani QuiGley for
Berry. Pcnrsyl, ana state: ODonnell for
CubbaSe. Wilson for swain. Conovere, for
Hi-sins. Thorpe for Ewing. Hess for Beck,
Gross for Hess. Jones for ROhb.
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Louisville Beats Chattanooga.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, OCT. 21-A touch.
down In the N-st Few minutes NJ play gave
tn University Of Louisville a q To u VIE
tory over Tho University NJ chattanooga In
a hard fought football game here to-day
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Abu'l NVN ~ 'ill'lFnl = hllN'NN - WV
Shradcr Goals from iouchdowus-olip haut
I'M. Butler for i. kmCht. Mearhsm Tor
Parks N"Evs an for Chairman. stokes for
N"Fvsr n Eui -ht for Holmes Jones 'nr
Gerhard Vidal for trrtu. Green for va e..
Writer'S for Green Naioucv for wtters. Hahn
for NiloUoy. Oliuhaut for Hahn Harmon for
Cole: Trinity Iour- Tor Love Huber for
MURRAY Referee NJ Evans williams I'm.
rlre-Nr i.uchriu-, thi,e-o Head hnc>mdu
Mr. Andres. ls'e Time Of quarters 10 aud
= minute.
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Navy scoring Touchdowrs. welchol In
gram West virginia SCORING Touchdown
~Chenowi'h Goal from 'ouchdown-ChPno
with Suhs'tutions- NAVY Jackson for John
son Hansfee for Davis, Jones for .Good>ie'n.
Denfcld Tor Hoffman. Mcclure for Jone.
scafe for Clarke, Dashiels for westphal
Fischer for Won Helmh~rs. Lawbsugh for
Dashiels Butler FOR Ingram West Virginia
for King. Lartterney for Rodgers
Brooks for Hagcr Referee-Mr Newton
Pennsylv ania. Umpire-Mr. Tyler, Princeton.
Head lnesman- Mr. Mona', Princeton Time
of Periods? minutes
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Rrfrrc0- MiIIof NJ HHrtrf0rd TmpIrc-RIrd
Of Yale. Head li~nesmau-Spence Of Denn'son
Toucidowns- Watkins :, Anderson .. Rck Goals
from tu~uchdown-Gnod .. Wooster l. Time 81
p,ri~ls-Ie minutes. Suhstitutions- For ,ol
gate HEX for spencer Wooster for Barton.
iiAy". for tAstellanos. Frye for Nielsen. Drown
for Carroll. Brewer for Martin, Crnyatt for
Andcr.nn. Scott Tor IIuhhrli. wyer for Wai
luns, sullivan for Good Mckay for HornInE
for Rhode island: Keegan for Ieboeui,
O'Ryrne for Kimball Call for Knott
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Violet tstonishcs R"otcrs.

The Violet %astonishcd its most ardent;
boosters by the defence aud offence Of
Tered. The ,ackling was vicious and
clinching. Each man seemed well aware
~ what was expected Of hih and each
performed with reckless abandon. Bern
stein especially did nohly. hut an IN
jury TO his knee forced him from the
game. II was bernstein who kept De.t-
jon under watch in the first half and
when Bernstein was forced to the side
lines peotjrn no longer stopped At the
scrlmmage line hut usually wormed
along for substantial gains.
The Wanted open play Of New York
was lacking. Only once out OF ten at
tenpts did Now York complete a for.
ward pass, but this was worth all the
missed ones. as 1t gained Twenty-Five
wards and placed the ball within striking
distance ~ the goal line. WESLEYAN
knew more tricks and showed more
Twice brilliantly execute forward
passes sent a Wesleyan man chasing
over the turf. once for a touchdown and
the second time for a gain that resulted
In another touchdown.
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TON'NUNN Sfrnlnn' NftW- NdrNITI bOlIs
from touchdowus MrtCrlInr . Rcfcr,c-t
W lngns. Brown lmpirr-A II Farmer
Dartmouth Head lincsman = 4, Peterson
Colgate
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GEORGETOWN WINS
OYER DARTMOUTH
CollegianS Conquer
HanOvprians. 10 to u. in
Havprhill Stadium.
GlLROi STAR or GAME

HAvERHtii. Mass, Oct. 2I.-Haver-
mrs new civic stadium was opened
mere to-day will n great football game
hetween the elevens Of Dartmouth and
georgetown. and n Hayerhill boy. Loft
Halfback Gilroy Of Georgetown. largely
was responsible for ono Of the biggest
npsets OF the year--the defeat of Dart
mouth.
Ten thousand spectators saw GEORGE
town emerge victorious by a score Of
10 to o. and much Of the success
achieved by the boys from the banks of
the Potomac was due to the sensational
playing OF Gilroy.
In the first period Gilroy thrilled the
stands with a lodging corkscrew dart
straight through the Dartmouth front
for a gain 81 t~wenty-eight yards and
finished up a few minutes later by hurl-
ing a forward pass to Wall behind the
anover goal for a touchdown. Gilroy
kicked the goal.
The defeat Of the big Green eleveen
will cause n big surprise In the world
Of football Dartmouth was supposed
to have an exceptionally strong team.
while the Georgetown eleven. recently
defeated by the Navy. was not consid-
cred deserving Of first class ranking.
T~hieischrr's Fumbie Costly.
Hut the Catholic c%ollcgians rose to the
occasion like heroes and fgur4tively
played the Hanovcrians M their feet.
Dartmouth only threatened in the second
period. when Georgetown was pressed
back TO the very shadow of it's goal
posts. Dartmouth had the ball on tho
Blue and Gray's eight yard line and a
touchdown seemed certain. Dartmouth's
hopes. however. were doused when
Thielscher fumbled the ball and a Wig
liant Georgetown player fell on II.
Until to-day Dartmouth has met no
rival worthy of her mettlc this season.
Georgetown's surprising showing OF sud
den strength seemed to throw the Hano-
verians up In the air. and In their eager
ness to avert defeat Frank Cavanauch's
boys were unsteady and played ragged
football.
Georgetown stood not upon tho order
or scoring, hut started the gong changing
right m the reel In the opening period.
Flashing a varied and FAR reaching at
tack with forward passes and end runs
interspersed with straight old fashioned
line bucks the Washington warriors
slashed through the Dartmouth front.
GUroy's Great Run.
III "he run tflroy shceh through Inc
Hanover front. shaking on four tacklers
and gaining 90 yards before he was
brought 10 earth. Georgetown pressed
Dartmouth back on the Green goal line
and then just when Dartmouth was en-
prCiiug a crash AZ the line Maloney
called for a forward pass. II worked
perfectly. Gilroy hurting the sphcroid 10
Wall. who was back Of the goal line
= 4 who grounded II for tho touchdown
G.lrnV Kicked goal
stang 10y the score against them the
Hsuoverians cu' loose with some savage
football IN IN" second period, and the
very power OF the Green attack forced
Georgetown down The aeld. Eut when
right on the Threshold Of scoring Dart
mouth. with The bah on Goorge'own's :
yard line. lost ;hc pigskiu. Thieschlcr
fumbilng the ball
The sun., 1916-10-22

TnUchduwns-No-s. Rensselaer,, Jones. Ham
ilion Goal from t~Ouohdowu-Lynu. Referee
Mr. Garter Colsatc Umpire Mr. wstkey-
Syracuse Head lnesman-Mr. Dunlap. Mtrhi
gan suhs,ltutlons- Hamilton. Brooks FOR
NoCkla. Root for Brooks