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The Washington herald., 1916-02-20

Claude Miller, you know. next to beinI
engaged in the motor car business Is ais
some farmer. He has a big place dow
here a few miles IN Virginia and now tina
It Is getting about time to put in tn
spring crops he is planning to go dow
now and then to see that this work i
done right.
The sun., 1916-10-22
KEEP
THEIR SLATE CLEAN
Defeat Williams 20 to O-Pur-
pie Eleven Makes
Plucky Fight.

Nttil,MsTowN. Mass. Oct ?l.-Nill-
iams was Defeated 10y the fas, and h"aNy
Brown tea n here this afternoon a:'rr
holding the visitors scorel-ss for two
and a half periods. The score was 20
10 o The Purple put up tho pluck!est
kind OF a game during the whole con-
test. and when the final whistle blew
Williams was only two yards from its
opponents goal line.
PurdI and Pollard starred for the
visitors. the latter especially being lard
idms 'ress aId Mclean played tho best
game, both offensive and defensive. in
the barkfcld o'Rficn did some CON-
'iet'u' kicking. In the line clifford was
the miinstay Of the Puppies play.
In the second hal: Brown escorted
20 limo plays. which were made effective.
browns first fcint at the Puppies goal
anne to al end when the visitors fum-
hlcd. on Williams's ten yard line. The
first touchdown was scored h, tor'oy.
Who wcat around right end Faruum
h.cked the goal. Brown second score
anne in the nrst part o: tho las; period,
when Hillhouse blocked O'Ilricn's kick
and r"c"vercd the ball on WiI'ams's two
yard me. Here Williams put UP a Won
der fully p,u"ky stand. but on the fourth
play Pollard rushed the ball over. Far
TIM again kicked the goal. Erown
scored the third time after u pretty
thirty yard run by Pollard had brought
~" bail to within striking distance. The
ltusun
The sun., 1916-10-22
Big Toe of ROSekranS
Causes COlumbia'S Defeat
w GEORGE u. OOD.


ronne n! 80. ~ ''N: !, ana WI i'.He
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ynrl ,,tn rornr. ,"
runner ans MI h,. Lis ,o, ',
u,,irkly yns nulIed n .,,,h So. t-,t,,
tackl,r
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day sor ,hs rorrc, - ,n.on non
,v,i, ,tar,,ra - -
columbia 49,. r. '' ' "''""s
Ros,krans ,;or and poo, ar..,o,i,u
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straigh, bucks and "yc, nnd NAV IN
sudden s,.hs ,rn,, ,or, 49,. 49, ~ ~
Il ruation ava .y,.,.uv snoon",
Wi,tner and pns.L,,ns ~ ,Lir,s ar..nII
the fank- I'n,on march.d s,ra,.,, d,uu
IN. dold rn,u Cor,n,hi, ,a'd 1o, dnur"
On bsr ou,p "a yard ,,r.
Then /, va tho, po,,Lr.,. a,o,,n,
back 20 tho n yard line n,,S boo,.d ,n.
ueId GOA, ,ha, vaye into, "a. ,,,,n-,
Later in .,e Are, nar;hJ po..L,,u
,r,cI n ,ror tIcL ,ro,, ,ra AZ 80 IT,,
h,, tho wind was asa,ns, rim .nd ~
hal, uas carr,cd u.ids ~, eve ,os,s w.,
Union tumble oava co,umhia Ill. hail
cariy in tho s.con6 neriod hu, GOO, lo,t
II when Ro,ekrars intcrren,cd n ,,rva,d
pass As IN tho Ors, n,riod I-ninn icn,
the play principaIiy In Columbia terri.
The sun., 1916-10-22
STEVENS SCORES ..'
LONE TOUCHDOWN
Light IIObOken Team Surprises
Worrc>ter Tech by
Tally Of 6 to q.

W"Ecr' TIE. Mass. Oct. cl.--A light
hut game eleven from Stevens Insti-
;u;c bei, Worcester Tech on Alumni
Field thi. afternoon. g to 0. The result
vas a surprise, as the Stevens players
werc much n and lighter than
Techs gridders.
stevens scored in the first period
when Bloss. left halfhack. swept around
Techs right end for "A twenty yard run
and Il touchdown. Johnson failed to
kick tho goal.
In the fnal period the Tech backs
brought the ball inside Stevens 5 yard
line, hut were held for downs. Most
OF the game the ball VAS In Techs
territory. The liDeup
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Newark man made it first down. Eddy
evaded four tacklers TO run eight yards
for a touchdown. Tibbott Backed tho
goal.
In the same period briggs ran twenty
yards with tacklers hanging on to hin,
and reached the - yard marx. Tn" lone
line shift Of the gam gave .Am"s "A first
down, and briggs followed with eight
more yards. Then Tibboti kicked his
second field goal from :: yards.
In the fourth period Princeton made
two firs, downs to reach the II yard
mark. TN the fourth down a forward
pass. Tihbott to .\mes. gave III" Tigers
their last touchdown and i:horst,dt
kicked the goal. The 'incup and sum
~ 40,
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GEORGE SISLER MARRIES.

DETROIT. MiCh.. oct. 2~l.-George S!slrr
star first bas"man o. the 81. Louis Amer
lean League baseball club. was ma-rled
here tonight to Miss Kathleen Hulz.
magic. MIR. n Mrs, Sisirr will res!d,
AT -, Louis. Sisls; and Miss Holznagl,
vino is the daughter Of "A wealthy de-
troit business men. U"r" students at tho
University OF Michigan. where thoi,
romance had its inception,
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COLBY DEFEATS B0WD0IN.
Makes Hid for Maine Title with
tn victory.

BRUNSWICK. Me. oct. o1.-Colby to-
day downed Bowdoln here by n II to
score. The heavy Colby eleven. which
II expected to win the Maine champion
shin this season, was ~valiantly opposed
by the Bowdo!n boys. but It's weight
w,s not to he denied. The lineup:
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SWARTHMORE SCORES ONCE.
COnHucrors Of Penn Barely R.Et
Franklin mud Marshall.

L~ANCAsTFH. lH. n,t. II Swarti
more's irrepr'ssihl" football unlt struc'
"A decided sulg in tn" battling and Il.
termined Franklin ard Marshall clcve
this afternoon on Williamson Field an,
barely rosed out it's opponent by y
To- ~ score. Thc liuDuu
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MISSOURI HARRIERS LOSE.

iotrftBIA, Mo, oct. "l,~-Eunnrrs rep
rcseutirg ,ne Iowa state College won
Ia" annual dual cross-"ountry race be-
~ ccn that school aud the University II
Missouri here this afternoon, Iauthurn.
crane and IIrustis OF Amos placed FIRST,
second and third, with SI mnn and Flint
for Missouri fourth aud NTH.
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Ni'tf Eddy's tumble at the start
''h.eton lost little time in organizing
i'rty-fve yard march for it's first
rundown An exchange Of punts earned
,'hceton twenty yards and left II on the
:, yard line. Eddy got seven yards.
n''"h made a first down, Tibbott got
I'VE ana briggs again made It first down
w me . yard line. briggs plunged for
u'ce yards, and then Eddy crossed for
we touchdown. Tibbott kicked the goal.
10 open the second period briggs made
n,'' down n Eddy ran twenty-five
,"uS' placing the ball on the 10 yard
umark Tibbott earned five yards and
Drown three. In a wide swinging right
"n run Eddy got within a yard Of the
s"s me and on the next play scored.
''noott failed to kick the goal.
Hnortly after tho resumption Of play a
lafayette tumble was recovered by Funk
VT we ~ yard mark. Tibhott dropped
fsss 10 the t2 yard point and kicked a
rocrtfadt, who look Browns place. did
NV ''arring In thct third quarter. Driggs
m.,.'ep'"d a forward pass and Ebcr-
""'t got the ball. Skirting left end the
The sun., 1916-10-22
Busy second slunrtcr.

IT, thc second u.r!"l Harvard scored
three tuu, hdowu Casey suur'i tn.
first and th!ii and Thatcher scored the
otheg IIprwc.I kicked two goals and
missed on his third try. I'll, p, iod
ended with Harvard leading. - To q,
Harvard added lS points - ,h" sore
In this period I.!kins mad, "a. first
touchdown when he p.chcd NJ IN" FUN
Bile on Agri"'s ~ yard line and made the
distanc" To- the goal lin. without inter
rupt!on.
after Harvard mad carried the bal ny "A
series Of PUSHES from Aggic'S T. yard
line. Hitchcock dong the nuiN -. GROUND
gaining Gardiner kicked the goal.
Harvard added another touchdnwu m
the hnal quarter after tho d~isorganizrd
Agrics for q time had managed To hold
substitutes a bay. The Lineup
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TWO SAFTIES WIN GAME.
south side Hish scores Over Hat.
tin High, Z to O.

t~hl1AhETH. y, j., oct, cl.--South
sid High schools eleven triumphed
over the representatives, of the Battin
High School here this afternoon. 1 to o
Two safc'ies in the first quarter. when
Battin players were downcd behind their
own goal, were responsible for the scores.
The liueuO.
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EASY FOR GENERALS.
Washingt"n and Lee Defeats Roam
\ College by m 20 d..

LEXINGTON. Va. Oct. 2l,--Washington
and Lees football team defeated Roa-
nokc College to-day by ~ to o. Three
OF the Generals ~touchdowns resulted
from forward passes near the goal Inc.
The visitors put IN n plucky game, hut
counted for little against the strong
aggregation of Washington and Lee.
The sun., 1916-10-22

MILWAUKEE. Wis. oct. a.. Harold
Vaughan, student AT the univcrSi;, Of
Wisconsin, has been signed by Comm"
Mack, manager Of the l'hiln,lclphia
American ha schail club.
The sun., 1916-10-22

Scoring Phtsburg -Touchdown- Maclirn,
=: DE Hart, Morrow. Goals from touohdown
Hastings. =. Goal from fcld Hastings
Rr'riee-Tuit Brown. Umpire Maxwell,
Swar,hmore, Head llncsmsr- wrsht. Colum
h,s snb-tt,u'ions Syracuse sesal Tor GU
wittrr. Villains for Wright. Gilmore for
Segal, witter for Sparfeld. Alexander for
Trigg. Sch~arzer for Wright. Scgal Tor
Alexander. Plancit for " Brown. Routin Tor
Gilmore. Rutistrln for wii,er. = Brown
for Williams PttsburT- for Seidel.
,iouslrr for Hastings. Meadows for Dc Har'
McNulty for Morrow, S,ahl for Sizes Time
of periods-l5 minutes.
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BOWDOIN BEATS COLBY.

REl NNWIVk, NcI I'M y l.nWliu
won = "r"s>.'"lut y rae" Of approNi-
inatcl\ tNc mite, from oh, to-day, y
20 =" ~" Tim" "f Nnyc., tho first
man 10 finish, W. ." mlnut"- - -r-
The sun., 1916-10-22

Scor" MON, 7 foTuInhla, y TicTd coRI
Rosek rams Suhsii,utl Ions For Columbia bon
s'dson for Ilscg'nrr. Ra'Ecncr for n"nsldson
'.oldherG for Rro~n. Rrown for Monroc: fol
Moore for Foster. irll,ngcr for Friday. Rlsnch
~rd for Hay. Referee Mr., Y, =, prrg,n. Prinrc
ton Umpire Mr.. 4 N. Ssrriev. Dartmouth
Field Judge Mr.. N, 1 rlunWr. Covncll. IIcae
,,nc~nsn- Mr. y. u. Hastings, Jr.. Cornell
Time u qusrt~r--ib minutes.
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some Interesting FIsure..

PRINCETON enjoyed a big advantage in
W. pun'lHg ~ briggs. He booted the
''. eleven times for "A total OF $40
''''s' an average OF ~ yards. After a
''"' start Weldon also did some good
Il'''ns. .Aftcr briggs had left the
game Anes, who had replaced Eddy.
wa NE kicking, and in Two tries av-
t''fed ~ yards. Here are some in
l~"t"st.ng figures:
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
Goodale for Peterson. Worcester: Hornsr for
Duffy, Duffy for Horner. Garfield for SAr'
gent, weitzf for Morse. Mossberg for Arnold.
son. Sprinsfeld umpirr-Harry Cahill. Holy
Cross. Head inesmsn-Charles T. +. Larkin.
Holy Cross. Lnesman-C. A. Reed. Spring
field, Time Of periods-l0 minutes.
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Suhstitu'ions- Murphy for rurdy. Hillhouse
for pc'italis. Furdy for Murphy. Zciccr for
Spagna. brooks for Pollard. Ormshy for Mar.
shall. Armstrong for Purdy. Williams Tor Ward,
hrewer for kiesrr, Rochester FOR trcss, Welch
for Pratt. Quainisnce for O'Rrirn. Cnrhran Tor
Qusintsnce. Rlodgett for bacon. Gillian for
clifford GoAlS Pollard. Conroy and Purdy
Goals from touchdowns-Farnum . Refcrrr-
I. j ORri"n Of Tufts. Impirc-,i v Rank.
hart " Dartmouth. Field jnd:c-S. Pirhon Of
Main" Head linesmsn-C u Moore Of Dart.
mouth. Time ~ Pcr,nls-ie minutes,
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HARVARD ELEVEN
WINS EASILY, BUT
GAME Is RAGGED
Crimson Football Team Over
whelms Weak Massachu-
sets Aggies by ~ to 0.
CASEY'S RUNS FEATURE;
GETS NO INTERFERENCE

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. 81. Though
the Harvard football team this afternoon
swa mped the eleven from the Massachu-
sets Agricultural college 10y a to 0. 1t
showed little improvement over the form
displayed in the victory over North Car
olina last week. Tire AGgics proved very
weak both Oh attack and defence and
gave ample demonstration Of the rcs-
son for their recent defeat by Dartmouth
by So to 0. II was the first game TAR
ward played this season under Percy
shton's direction.
Harvard's most elaring weakness was
the lack OF interference, and the OFFENCE
was ragged all around. Casey was the
bright particular star. and gave a spec
tacular exhibition Of open field running,
but his feats were due to his own speed
and his effective straight arm. lie got
practically 10 interference.
Murray started at quarterback III
place OF Robinson and gave Casey "A fair
tussle for tn" LEADING honore. Murray
made good choice of whatever small re-
p~ertoire Of plays he had at his command
/ and carried tho ball with tS,eed and
agility.
The Ag:ics wcrc /, wofnl collection
compared with their team that lost b!
: 70 a here last season through an in
,crcepted forward pass. At no ;ine we're
the farmer able to- gain more than )
wards. Pond. the lcft Galfhack alone
was ahic to make any Roadway for III"
Aggies.
stars IN rIu0gtug.
Thatcher, Casey anl Ilorwccn started
In the h~ackdeld. and as was the case
last saturday. wcen Was III" star IN
the plunginG zane.
Harvard relied 9'i.Iust In:tg,I' 81
s;ra ight football. which was varied by
three fui ward passes. only one was
competed. HDh.lsop was sent at" he
came for "A spell IN tue first i,criod to
make a tty tor a tlcll goal f'Om TIC ~
yard mark, but II a, a failure. There
was considerable fumhlinE by both cams.
with Hary.rd proftiLc by the .\sgIes
slipIps
Harvard got COINS In fine sty'c. Re
covering d fumjic On NgIi,'. ., yard
line early in the first period. Harvard
started u series Of PUSHES with Casey and
Horwecn carrying the bail. which yielded
"A touchdown. CIsey crossed the line for
u touchdown. liOgwccd E.cici the goal.
Robinson went In for Murray before
. the kickoff after the score and two min
utes la'e~ 'gado an :pcffc"tuul try F"r a
field goal from the ~ yard line. iiar-
ward having taken the Val uu AgEic'4
30 yiri line wh'g t.s ,'-,,orS were
forc rd :" pun
III. period ended with g." ball On
Aggi-'s II yard mtrh ni''r litr'c mad
mad. a sensational thi,ty yard run
around Agg'c's right oHd
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Portland. 6; Los Angeles. o.
0aklQnd. 8; vernon, ..
san Lake. I; san Francisco. Q.
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Maci.aren was the chosen man vh"n
i touchdown was needed, twice nam
n:tring &C oss the line, De Hart and
Morrow each sco'ed "a touchdown. Hast
= allowed his teammates the honor
Il arriving the bail over the l!u.. cog-
emil himself with kicking one field
goal ard ;hree after touchdowns.
f.'teburg lost nu tine 'onvnl,. ng the
hrans. tina, 1t was IN for a night. The
smashing F!tt backs ripped holes IN the
highly recognized local line at the start
- thu game and in nine minutes Mac
LA. - Wc!t lying by the goal for the
.rlt!.l touchdown. In making this score
Irtt hardly sent a play further out than
tackle.
beginning the second period with tho
ball on III. local - yard l'uc, rti
needed on!. live rusu's Wi.h Hastings,
De Hart and MacLaren handling thu
ball. 70 again send Maci.aten over the
goal line tor a touchdown. Just before
the hal! ended Hastings showed the ball
over tire ross bar. \ couple o. well
executed to- ward passes gave Hastings
%anot,Ie. chance. but he missed.
Beginning the second half Hastings
varied tho fun a little ny skir,.ug the
end for thirty yards. \ forward pass
put ;ilt ball twenty Yards from the goa
line and Hastings. Macl.arcn and DE
1iar' p.Oughcd IL" rest Of the way, ID
Har; carrying tn. ball over.
II Was q forty-thrcr yard rush dowr
the field with Morrow igglinc Over
the goal line from the nual i've yard
which brought Pitt is last touchdown
IN the fourth quartz. Hastings kicked
the goal. lie then intercepted passes
pun;ed and otherwise kept syracuse al
bay Tor the rest of the game. Tn'
Iinc-r.D.
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souih sud- lIi:h SrhOol q Raitiu Ii.h
y hool, 0 south side s"oring- Sxfrtiss:
Hume slater. substitutes South std.
fucker for wr'ssmucllsr, ne vita for H~ndcr,
son. Ma"o" for I'e WA De VIA for Rundy
W~cissnuellcr tor fucker. Rattln. Mann for
Parsons. Parsons for HolIapf~I, Hooker for
Gla"krn Referee G r woodmsn. Colgate
Umpire David Ar1nstronc, Irhigh. Field
judgc--w, = Gam, III fah"ih Y. Y Z. A.
Time ~ p~riods- "a minutes
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PITT RUNS AMUCK
BEATING SYRACUSE
Hastings and MacLaren Tear
Heavy Line to Pieces. Win
ming 30 to u.
1900 PERSONS LOOK on

SYRACUSE. Oct. 2I.-Hastines and Mac
in the Syracuse eleven here to-day that
Capt. Peck's visiting eleven had little
trouble defeating the heavy farmers in
Syracuse Stadium by the score Of 80 to
0. 1t was the most disappointing demon
s~tration OF home ineflciency which
Syracuse has exhibited In several years.
Tn visitors outplayed. outbucked. out
run n outtackled the local clever and
really could have scored several more
touchdowns had they kept after the ball
as hard at the finish as was the case
at the start.
A soaked field. which made the foot
ing precarlous. counted much against
the local eleven. Inability Of he SYRIA
cuse backs to get started made the Of
fence worthless and the excessively
brilliant interference Of Pittsburg made
the defence powerless. Never was a
Syracuse eleven 80 completely over.
whelmed and d~umfounded.
Upward Of $1,000 spectators sat
through the contest. but only a few hun
dred really enjoyed the affair. These
came from Pittsburg and were led by
Harry X. Thaw. who appointed himself
cheer leader and d!d many a jik on the
side lines. Thaw seemed even more
pleas ed thar did the worthy contestants
who taught Syracuse a lesson In foot
ball which the farmers are unlikely 10
forget FOR lar a year.
scores Come Regularly.
Pi;tsbure scored In every quarter
The tallies amt through a ripping line
attack. which scattered husky farmers
about the field and found Pittshnrg run
ners ealloplng over the well groomed
turf. Most OF the Pit'shurg gains were
for Ave yards or n tribe more and they
came through n jumping dash inside
,ackle which Syracuse was 2ow"rless
to stop. one Of the huniliations OF tn.
game was the ~vulnerah.li.v Of tho loca'
line. Hastings and Macl.ar"n plouglied
through Eabe White and his centre trio
win little respect. Capt. White de-
INJURED. but was overrulci and usual!
tossed 20 one side.
Tor Pt:soutg. He ron and II. iiar
performed meri,or!ously. being only ,
pace behind the wonderful, Hastings an'
10 efficient. running mate. MacLaren
l~le.iol. At end. stopIe short 40 man!
attempts OF Syracuse ;hat the GROVE
voted the end cverv credit. ~. so'Nc'
.vvy play attempted by syracuse an
scch nc so useful that !oca! experts I'M
meiiat~ly voted him the best end win
has boen IN Syracuse IN an age.
Meenan. quarterback Of syracuse. wa
the one r%edeeming player o. the ,oyal'
fi!s great tackles and fearless d"fcnc
really ,elped 70 ~: the soo'c ~ We
Coon ard Tr!gg tie syracuse tackles
Also did vel.
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\ttnck >ttII Crude.

The contest demonstr ted that Prince
tn is still spec!s lizir. in defence and
has not yet started serious work on it's
e''ack. Lafayette offered some strong
resistance u ~str,a'.s, bui on offence II
rad nothing THAI presented u mental or
rhyslcal problem for the Tigers.
For a minor college eleven that must
Try It's development to keep mace with
81 uneven scheiu4c Lafayette was dis
sDpoint!nc. EIGHT times t.s:iy ste tried
tie forward pass. but the attempts we're
n the bare faced variety and only Sne
succeeded. for a gain OF 29 yards.
Late in the game the eleven from
Els'on made strenuous and Hazardous
tndesvor to Freak into the score and
hung lis passes from "A widespread form
atom OF the kind made famous by Col
este. Just as the contest MAS drawing
10 a close Lafayette made its lone sue
r"ss'ul pass, from Weldon to Thaxter.
Another similar try. with Weldon hurl-
'ty The Gieskln 10 yards. would have sue
,eded had not Thaxter fumbled the ball.
i~ was free, near the goal line.
only once was Lafayette able to make
IRIS, down, while Princeton registered
~''vtn. exclusive OF those involved in
nal pays for ~touchdowns.
tor Princeton men the game sounded
ID one sad note. Tine Tigers still
wed A tendency coward sloppy hand
~ the hall. However. there wasn't
'hiug Ike the epidemic OF ~fu,nbling
arch seized them in the Tufts game,
a'' were the fumbles costly. There
are three Princeton funbles, one by
tddr and two by Brown. Eddy's was
~ most fragrant offence. for II gave
.Aiiy"tie the ball on Prlnceton's 3"
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TIGERS TRIUMPH
IN OLD STYLE
GRIDIR0N REVEL
Princeton Wales Through
Lafayette Eleven for
Victory by 33 to u.
TIBBOT'T KICKS TWO
GOALS; EDDY A
ny DANIEL.

rGlNcEruN. y. j.. oct ?l.-Irinceton's
football team this afternoon comportcd
tse.f along strictly orthodox lines ard
Old no >cyrcts IN It's defeat uf tho I.a:ay-
sc eleven. OF University 'ield. by SO
30 The Tigers waded through Inc
,oileeiaus from across :hc Della ware in
,siher Unconditional and u~naensat!onal
STYLE. scoring four ~touchdowns, three
Goals 'herefrom and two iiell -oaly.
The first period bro,r,h Int a ioichd,wn
W Jack Eddy after "A "ntvr, II - IDS,
md the second quartz" i-aiu..d another
touchdown by Eddy. imm ,dla;ely after
ne mad run 90 y.Hs In tina. sam.
,cri"d Dave Tibboit kicl;ed a goal from
The ~ t.rd mark. Eddy got a third
touchdown IN the third period. after
Eddie T. .gcs had intc"ceptcd a Laray-
cite forWird pass ard had Stopped 4;
.nto the hands Of Rudy Eberstadt. Tib-
holt follow ed with mother nc,d goal.
from To-. 20 yard mark. forward pass.
Tbbott to Young Snake Ames. after the
Tigers mad advanced TO the II yard
mark. gave Princeton its last score. IN
''e fourth quarter
Princeton adhered vcty S'o.e,y To- the
old fashioned limo bu'S. and even the
rurnitg came and dasl,es nroInd the
: ends were given scnnt consideration, ON
only four occasions did SPEEDY Rush
'eam fisI u slay that relieved tho tao
zeal monotory OF its eN thric.
with forward passes. W uf which were
completed. and once with q line shif,
wnch 'esembled hat SHOWN by T,if's
tefc .as; week.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-16
Good Words for cap" Pretdest Game fSeason

Speaking of the Friday night game,
the Fargo Forum paid the Valley City
boys the following compliment:
Valley City's victory came largely
as result of their clever passing and
excellent basket shooting. The
Barnes county boys staged by far the
prettiest passing game on local
floor this season and their shooting
was we'll timed and accurate.
Cook and Coop, the Valley City for
ward and center, respectively, were the
stars of the game. Cook counted for
total of six field baskets during the
game while Coop annexed four baskets
and three free throws. Nelson at for
ward also figured we'll in the scoring,
getting three long counters. Somdahl
and Stenshoel, both guards, cornered
one basket each. The defensive play
ing of the Valley City quint was of a
high order.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-16
Farmers Special Had
Is Families for N. Dl

Minneapolis, March 10.-There were
Is family reunions all at once at the
Minnesota transfer today. About 40
or SO farmers, counting the children,
were collected at the transfer for ship
ment to Ryder, N. D. aa
The farmers arrived from different
points in southern Minnesota, where
they have disposed of their farms in
order to settle in North Dakota.
Their household goods fill 20 freight
cars. A special train will be run over
the 500 line to Ryder to which will be
attached tourist combination diner
and sleeper for the women and chill
dren Of the party.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-16
Miss Fenstad Is Honor
Guest at Pretty Shower

Miss Edna Fenstad was honor guest
at a pretty shower given Saturday
night at the P. G.. Davidson home, Miss
Martha Davidson and Miss Christine
Davis being the hostesses. There
were IL guests and a most enjoyable
evening was spent in music, conversa-
tion and needlework. The rooms were
decorated in red and white, and car
nations in these colors added much to
the beauty of the arrangement. The
party was in the nature of a kitchen
shower. The honor guest was seated
in chair, decorated in the prevailing
colors, and blindfolded, while the vari-
Gus kitchen articles consisting Of many
beautiful pieces of aluminium ware,
were heaped around her and much
merriment caused by the blind guess
ing at the articles. A delicious lunch
was served at the close of the even
ing.