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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

Mrs. DR.. l.. L. Long is visiting
friends in Hutchinson, Kansas, this
week and attending the State Fair,
which 10 in progress at that place.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

J. E. Caldwell, who recently sold mis-
interest in the Beaver Cleaning & Dye
Works, 10 employed as waiter ut the
Narrow Gauge cafe at present.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

Miss Edith Miles and brother,
Charles, left Sunday for Norman,
where Charles will re.enter the State
University for his third year and Miss
Edith will enroll for her first year.
Miss Edith will specialize in Music.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

Mrs. Tilds Cox, who has been at the
Beaver hospital following an operation
for appendicitis and other troubles
was able to return to her home this
week
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

Genial Joe Tack, one OF the livest
wires in.promoting Beavers railroad f,
was down from Wichita, Karsss, today
looking after land and other interests.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

The Epworth League young people
enjoyed pleasant picnic and supper
at the Wright grove, west of town,
Thursday afternoon and evening.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

John Spangler, one of the propretors
Of the Globe theatre, is q patient in
the Beaver Hospital this week. He is
improving nicely,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

DR.. +. o. Nicholson, dentist. will c.
cupy the building recently vacated by
Dickson & Dickson. attorneys. The
building is being fitted Up for HE use
this week.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

Have you triee 'Jef's special" and
the many other delicious fountain
drinks at Jeh's Place? II not, you are
missing out, They can't he beat
9-2l-1t.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

Mrs. Mary Wilson, of DeKslb, Iowa,
and NJ. II sFry, Of Vanwert. Iowa,
brother and sister Of " H. Fry, Of
Beaver, and who have been here the
past two weeks on visit to the latter,
departed Monday for their homes.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

Ice cream and fountain drinks Of all
kinds at Jefi's place Everything new
and clean and we serve you right.
e-2l-lt.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

MAY we never have friends who,
like shadows, keep close to US in the
sunshine. only 10 desert us on = clondy
day or in The night"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

Mrs. Otto Stslling and little one ar.
rived from Capron the past week on q
visit at the home OF J. H. stalling and
family.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

w. s. Potter and family returned
last week from Ford trip to New
Mexico where they visited with rela-
twas
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

The best place in town to get just
what you want in candy, fruit, veget-
ables, cold drinks, ice cream, cigars
and tobabbo. Where? Jeff's Place, OF
course. 9.2l-lt.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

II. p. Garrett and family are attend
ing the State Fair at Hutchinson, Kan
sas, this week, drying over to that
point Saturday, in their Maxwell.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21
To Cure q Cold in Que Day

Take I.AxArIvH BRO mo ouinine. II steps the
Cough and BcadAehe asd wofiA Oh the Cod.
pruKgists refunxf >fnopey II u taiis, 70 care
k ", CRpvR's sixxatpfe % esch bsx. 7ss.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21
60 TO FIRST STATE BANK OF F0RGAn
FOR YOUR FARM LOANS. s-17 Tf.

]. F.. Garner, OF Wichita, Kansas
arrived in Beaver Sunday night to tals
Job on the Herald as typo.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

Fine Candies-all kinds-all prices.
The best that money can buy and sold
right, at Jeff's Place. 9.2l-lt.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

F. G. Tracy is spending this week in
Kansas City making additional pur'
chsses Of fall and winter goods.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

Harold Loofbourrow and William
Moore left Sunday for Norman to re-
enter the State University another
year. This 10 their second year at o.
u.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

B. o. Taylor was business visitor
in the county seat several days this
week. coming over from Guymon Mon
day.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

Manager Cooper, OF Feinberg's es-
sablishmsnt here, spent sunday ~ Lib
cral, Kansas.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

House to Rent---Three rooms, near
high school, see Z. P. Brown, at Bes-
yer Equity ExchAnge. S-3l u
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

G. L. Tsekett made q business triy
out in the Balko and Gray vicinity
Monday.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

Car Of Hunters Cream -four just re-
seived ct Beaver Equity Exchange.
6.9l II,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-09-21

Dickson 4 Dickson, moved this weel
from their former location 30 new OF
fee rooms in the Post Once building
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90 YARD RUN MARKS
VICTORY OF COLGATE
Springfield Defeated by Ham
ilton Boys in Game Featured
by Spectacular Play.

SPGISGFIr T.. Mass, oct. cS.-Colga,e's
husky eleven overcame Springfield COL
lege here this afternoon. 81 10 ~. In n
contes, marked by spectacular playins
on both sides. Quarterback Anderson
continually sent his backs against the
weak Springfield line for substantial
gains. Springfield rcsorted more to the
open st!,e OF play. and it was this that
gained the home team i's ~touchdowns.
This IL he first time Co!gate's line
has been crossed this year. Colgate
scored first on n well executed forward
pass and subsequent runs by Nelson
OF fifteen yards, After Springfield had
carried the ball to Co.gate's 10 yard
line, Anderson got the ball and mad
Il spectacular broken field run OF ninety
yards To- Colgate's second score. Spring
field tailed in the second period OF 4
succession OF brilliant forward passes.
Straight line buckinp gave Colgate us
third and fourth t~ouchdowns.
A few minutes before the close OF play
Springfield took the bali on downs at It's
" IS yard lire, Gayle dropped back
and made IL pretty forty-fve yard pass
to sermon. who romped the rest of IN.
way for a touchdown. The lineup:
The sun., 1916-10-29

Ans ARBoR. Mich, Oct. 2S.-Using a
wide open offensive with desperate ag-
grcssiveness. Michigan came to the
front in the last few minutes of play.
scored two t%ouchdowns and two ubse-
qucnt goals and defeated Syracuse by
II to - in the annual game between
the big colleges here to-day. For the
first three periods tho heavy farmer
team from New York State outplayed
Yost's men. W. goals from the field and
n touchdown being scored. But in the
final period Michigan attacked with
such furious energy all the carly play
ing of Syracuse went for naught.
The first Michigan touchdown resulted
from a fake kick formation. Using q
series of forward pass plays. the VOL
verines placed the bail on the visitors
twenty yard line. Here Roher dropped
back as II for n place kick. However.
Icigler. who substituted at quarterback
for Sparks. caught the bail and sprin,ed
past the dumfoundcd Syracuse defence
for a touchdown. Goa was kicked.
Dunne Helps Team.
Following this break In the game
Michigan again began q relentless at
tack against Syracuse and made good.
syracuse gained possession OF the ball
and tried to halt 1.-The proceedings by a
forward pass. hut Dunno. end on Michi-
Kan. intercepted the pass n raced TO
Syracuse's twenty yard line. \ penalty
for holding set Syracuse back fifteen
more yards md "a plunge through the
line by Zeigler brought a second touch
down. The gnme hinged ON the ability
Of Maul;besch to convert the goal and
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line Piles Up Decisive Triumph and Cowtnces All of Its Superiority or Eastern Gtdnon
Making a Bid for
Football Fame

Two youngsters who are making
rapid strides as kickers In the foot
ball world this season are Vidal Of
the Army and McCrelght Of wash
ington and Jefferson. Both backheld
candidates Of indisputable strength.
they already have stood out as drop
ltickers and punters. Vidal rivals his
famous running mate. Oliphant. and
McCreight has no rival on his team.
McCreight plays fullback for W. and
!. and IL n line plunger besides being
a defensive back Of promise.
McCre!ght prior to yesterdays
game stood second In tho matter Of
scoring. lie made 40 points on eight
to%uchdowns and one goal.
The sun., 1916-10-29
Yard Dash by
briggs Wins for Tigers
Continued from First Page.

ing turn in between " Dartmouth
players and Eddie was of down the field
like a greyhound. Keeping close to the
boundary line he shook OF all the Dart
mouth players except Dussosoit, who cut
across the field and made a desperate
lunge for the Tiger back. Dussosolt
missed and Driggs then had IA clear
field. lie raced across for TIE touch
down.
briggs kicked out to Amcs on the II
yard line and from that point Tibbot
booted the goal. There was no further
scoring. Princeton took on a new lease
Of life. while Dartmouth tired. The
Tiger outplayed Dartmouth during the
rest of the game. The lineup:
The sun., 1916-10-29
HOBART HAS EASY TIME.
scores Five Touchdown and De-
feats -. Michnel's, 3t-O.

GENEVA. y, Y. oct. 2S.-liobart Col
lcge football team defeated st Mlchicl's
to-day. 81 to 0, IN clean though rather
one sided game. Few trick Mays were
tried out. both teams playing old style
smashing game, Hobart outclassed OPP
ponent In general play and line tactics.
Twenty points were piled up in the first
period. Coach Welsh substituted freely
toward end Of game, Oman. Dietrich
and q. Campbell starred for Hobart.
the players scoring five t~ouchdowns.
Thornton kicked four goals.
The sun., 1916-10-29
GEORGIA SUCCUMBS
TO NAVY ELEVEN
Penalties and Injuries Mar
Contest at Annapolis
Score Is % to 3.

ANSNpoLls. Md. Oct. Oct. rs - The
University 81 Georgia football team sue
rumbed to the Navy eleven here to-day,
- to ?. The .Ime was "A rough one
and Wa marked by many penalties and
minor injuries. Tho ovsrzealousncss
became So marked that the referee dis
pual!fcl a player on each team
TIL" visitors PLAYED tiue football IN
tho FIRST hale. holding - m.ddlcs on
fairly even terms. hu' ven 20 pieces
n the third period. ~" punting and
line p,unging OF bannolly. The Georgia
hn,fback. featured The lineup:
Nnrr Enorn.a =
The sun., 1916-10-29
G Harmless WIZ

HAMILTON. y Y. OF
easily won tho triangular 'r'-'
meet with Columbia Hld lf''" E''
day. Capt Rousht"n '"'Gr
the four and a half ma" ,'u -
True. Colgate, raW" In "NNr
Union, third. and l.,uN CIV"
fourth. Total s,nr" - ''
Columbia, N Ngt,H. -
The sun., 1916-10-29

y forward pass. Robinson 10 Trt,I.-
gave Harvard its initial hyst dow. go
soon ii"rweon recorded anoth.' N-.'
down. y pa>. on The fourth dow
ihs' over me lI'e, Cornell got the h,. o..
rs 20 yard Wf.rk. Shiver.ck punt. q,
casey. and with good interferer,, l.
II back twenty yards. IIora. ..
puhted and Benedict returned the
,asry made another first down i,t.r.
Robinson kicked his field goa.
Laie In the first quarter Howe,
hunted 70 S1iverirk on Corr"Ys iu,..I
line. and the General from the shore, I.
,hsush fumhled. Wheeler rr,u,,r.!
hs'E taiied to gain ard Horwoo& earned
two yards. after which Harvard ~
a forward pass from Casey to tlo,te.
10 me encmys Is yard mark. T.r, "a .
called.
Upon the resumption Of p.cy n.
second period Casey i.pp,I .tr...h
tackle for two yards and dashed il
yards for a touchdown.
n opening OF the second ha'f rI,t
Murray In for Robinson ard Sw,.'~--
paying Ia place OF Gamer. Cornell .r
the lin" and after being thrown =, 4,
loss twice. kicked. Casey ran IL ,,..-
before he was stopped by Shiv,r,t ,.
soon after Harvard made It's p,.-. C..,s
10 HOrwcer got a tuI,h. rU.
after a two yard plunge
The hnal period was a 1aruiya' ..
Forward passing. Harvard started 81 b
u forward pass by Casey tina, <. I,H...
punted to CoruoI,s ~,
marx and Shiv.r!ck and IlIu f. u. III. q
Nrst down. still too deep 'r his v.
territory Ia risk further a.,d ) ,a-
rick runtcd 10 Murray on IT,. Co.,. D..
~ yard mark. Casey a.Icl o. a
IN two smashes and Horwr.a !
back 10 the Reds - yard mark ii4Y %
ana Speed could do nothing. go . fr-
ward pass was tried ny Shiv,r..r T.
went rlght into the hands " H. t-1. q
ON torncllS 3s ward mark
Murray hurled a pass for lftrNlri
and 1, failed M!no, tried hus lras ~ r.
with Murray the receiver. and " .,,.
for 10 yards. bringing iInr,3r' =. ~-
nelrs 20 yard station. IIi;yn.o
Minot made seven Yards tUi b. "f.ri
lost five yards for offsiI. \ pass '.r.
ray to MinOt, was not al'uWt4 .. DO"
other toss by Murray was i'',' ..r'
by Speed. Then iiau,h" CHOSE .t
admirable situation, from o. lt'. .
viewpoint. to make tn fua'h,r 'l' e
converted INTO a score hy St,,'-,
Aside from he wonderful r ..
Crimson and the at,eudpn' ,. a
surprising fan ~ the Cul.r. ..- he
game was far from iuter,~' 90.
velop"d only few exciting si',,'o..
as II became apparent tlpr lI.,N ,
was too good for the I,n,. '
interest lay In Cornell ,'a. -
Gaping "A shutout. For a ls -" .
was 4 huge disappointment. r" g. n
The sun., 1916-10-29
MINNESOTA SCORES OFTEN.
Rolls Cp OF Points mud Holds Iowa
. state ScOrel~as.

M~TNNEAPoIIs. Oct. 2S. Iowa State
Univers!ty's football team succumbed to-
day TO the powerful attack OF the Uni
versity Of Minnesota by the score OF 81
To 0. Al no time did Iowa endanger the
Minnesota goal line.
q with ~sImgr!ed rushing Offensive, In
Guiding deceptive formations, spectatulas
forward passes and smashing line drives,
Minnesota marched the hail steadily for
ward from start TO finish.
Right ilalfback Davis vas the star OF
the Iowa team.
The sun., 1916-10-29
Northwestern Again victor.

CHICAGO, oct, 2s.-Northwestern Uni
v-islty football eleven continued Its
winning streak to-day. defeating prake
University eleven. 40 to q. Coach Muir
ply Of the Northwestern squad used
twenty players, giving his stars n chance
10 rest after a safe lead had been rolled
The sun., 1916-10-29
PERIOD OPEN ATTACK
BRINGS VICTORY TO MICHIGAN
Syracuse Outplays Wolverines at First Through WORK
of Meehan, but Powerful Offensive Gives
Decision to Yost's Men, IA to IL.

he brought glory by lifting the bail over
the crossbar just before time was called.
Meehan for Syracuse was a big factor
in the visitors offence. In the opening
period he dropped the bail over the
posts, but II was declared illegal pc
cause Of offsidc play. The bail was
brought back and Meehan proved his
first boot no fiuke by repeating.
Meehan Hero Again.
Early In the second period syracuse
worked the bail to Michisan's eishteeh
yard line and again Meehan pooted 'he
ball over the goal posts.
A poor punt by Dunne gave Syracuse
the ball on the thirty-seven yard Hoe.
Mcchan shot a forward pass to Rafter'
who evaded four tacklers and scored.
Meehan converted the goal. The line
up:
The sun., 1916-10-29
COLBY PLAYER BREAKS LEG.
Frazer injured In Game with
Maine That Ends In % Tie,

WATERVIIlE. Nc. oct. 2N.--Colby and
Maine battled to IA u TO o tie to-day.
Frazer. substitute quarterback for Colby.
suffered n broken leg, Colby made eight
first downs goo Names three. Maine
twice put the BAH inside Coiby's % ward
line. but each time lost II on iumblos.
In the second quarter CaNlcy got
through II broken field for ffty-ilv.
yeards to Mainc's ~ yard lire and a
penalty put on the 20 yard line, but the
Maine line held.
The lIneup
The sun., 1916-10-29

-Four times Columbia attempted to
he tho air route and each time
failed. shortly after the secohn Vetto'
nncn.d COCHRAN tried a pla enen klck
f'om ,hc thlr,y-seven yard marx, hut
Mia Nor, was a dismal failure. Fol
having the return Kick. Ra'mondo made
n ION ward run that gave 'o'n'nnia the
hall on Wiiliams's twenty yard me
Wulioms rallied savagely n on we
next two plays the COLUMBIA BACKS
we're thrown for 1--WE yard los - On -ach
try. A conference resulted IN no ran 5
u,har,wlng IN favor of Hcgsmnn, wNo
,ron,n,iv tried the first field goal, but
uu,,h no results. the ball going high ana
via. I'm the face OF n gentle breeze
S,ul another attempt OF Hcg"tnan In
tho fourth quarter from the Nfty yard
mark failed,
similarly. lack Of n drop kicker robbed
Williams OF the fruits Of superior play.
After advancing to Coiumbla's twenty
ward line In the last period. Lewis
decmcl the occasion auspi'iors FOR a
try for n field goal. Pratt, a substitute,
was called In to replace Wright At right
guard mud he fell back and carefully
measured the distance, resting on tn,
thirty ward mark. Like iiegrman. he
missed the goal by yards,
Plumbing marr"d the offensive work
n, both teams. Columbia err!ng mos
In this respect. Non OF the funbles oc'
Cured in dangerous territory, however
Williams played an overzealous gam'
throughout. being penalized -four times
ror holding and vice for ofrside play
Gov n total OF seventy Yards. while Colum'
hin suffered but fifteen yards for In
f,nctlons OF the rule, The score ard line,
The sun., 1916-10-29
WISCONSIN EASY VICTOR.
Harvard Coaching Helps Dethroue
Chicago by 30 10 :,

MADISON. Wis, Oct, 2S.-rhe Harvard
system OF coaching. imported from the
East by Coach Paul Wilmington OF Wis
consin University, ~triurnphed to-day over
Alonzo Stages Chicago University foot
hali team, Wisconsin winning 30 10 Z.
only IN the third period. when Hanisrh
Went over the line for q touchdown and
f"hI was kicked, did Stages machine
succeed in breaking through the Wis.
consin line.
The sun., 1916-10-29
PEDDIE ELEVEN WINS.

HIGHTsTowN. y. ], oct. 2s.-Pcddie
Institutes football team continued It's
Pridlror success here to-day. defeating
Williamson School by In" core of : To J.
4 we'll directed attacl eliminating in
a plunge over tho line by Pome brought
the verdict 10 Pebble,
The sun., 1916-10-29

l,cfcrcc-Mr O'Hri"n 81 Tufts. Tmplrc-Mr.
CRuncll ~ tufts Head lincsmHn-Mr. StArk'y
Of Wisconsin. Tlmr of prriods-i2 minutes
S~rorlng-tOlgatr Touchdown, Anderson g,
Nelson, Heck, Goals from touchdowns West
I , Springfield -Tourhdowns Sermon 2. Goals
from touchdown -MitterlIng ? Substitutions-
Colgate: Wooster for Good. Mckay for Barton,
Harris for Nelson travat for Anderson, Wa,
klns for spencer, IRird for Watkins, Scott Tor
Laird, IRiTd for CLIO; Springfield Taylor for
Gayle. jones' FOR stafford, House for Harvey,
Wrhhrr for Dennis, Maryill for rngcr,
Juuaunet for Marvlll.
The sun., 1916-10-29

Referee Mr.. Cokeson, lehigh. Umpire Mr.
Williams. Penn. Head l~inrsmnu- Mr.. Davis.
Wesleyan. Timc Of periVis u minutes each.
Scoring Touchdowns Pollard ?, Hiilhousc.
Goats from touchdown Dcvital!s, 2 Goal from
hcli-liay.l. SuhstitutiOHs- Brovn; Donovan
for Weeks, Heicer for Spagna, tonroy fol
ruri,. llrmail for .Conroy, Robertson for Dono
van. Williams for Farnum. Orinsby for Rob.
rrtson. !, =. Murphy for IonrOy, Brace for
Wade. Brooks FOR lirmsil. AnUan for Pollard
Rutrcrs storch for Kelley, kauscr for Elliott,
Wallace FOR Storrh. nel,nrr for Wallace. Law,
for la eel.
The sun., 1916-10-29
Williams lnl

Subs,itutinns Columbia Heccmnn for Coch
ran IychlinsSi for Brown. Brown for Gold.
berg. ,;oldberg for vol'mer. Cochran for IIere.
man, Hcgcman for Monroe. T. Rnsen for
year for T.. =. Brown, Pratt for Wright,
Ouaintanre Tor Clifford WoG2ctt Tor Hals,ei.
SAWYER for Pratt. Ofhcials -Refcrrc. y. A
TUFTS OF Brown Tmpirc-H Il Heneago OF
Dartmouth. lincsmRn-E. Greene 81 Harvard.
T,eld judgc-E 7. plummer Of Cornell, Time
q, pcrIoi.--l5 minutes,
The sun., 1916-10-29
~HACKENSACK IS

I~iAcErNsACE, n, j., Oct. 2s.-iIacken-
sack High School football eleven were
swampcd this afternoon on Orltani Field
In nn lnte~rscholast!c League game with
the strong Passaic High school football
team. The score was So to 0,
The sun., 1916-10-29

Re feree- Holderness. Lrbigh. ~Umpire-Hin.
key. Yale. Head observation-disclosures. Yale.
Field judge-Lynch. Brown, Time Of periods
rs minutes each. Michigan scoring Touch
do~n.-ztiger. 2 Goals from touchdowns -
Maulbct sch. . Syracuse scoring: Touch
down-Rauer. Goal from touchdown
Meehau. Goal from neld-Meehan. ..
subt sit Michigan: zeiger for. Sparks.
Boyd for Cracey. Hanish for Raymond.
Martens for Peach. Syracuse ". Brown for
Williams. Wright for Pianck. Flanck for
Wright.
The sun., 1916-10-29
TOME SCHOOL LOSES,

PoRr DEPOSIT, Md. oct. 2s.-Tome
schools eleven suffered It's first defeat
OF the season. losing to Hi,l School here
to-day The score was ~ 10 0
The sun., 1916-10-29

Rcferee-T = Murphy. Harvard. Umpire
Carl Marshal, Harvard. Head llncsman--
David J.. Fultz. Brown. Field judge. J.
McCarty. Germantown Academy, Time NJ
pcriods-l5 minutes Princeton scoring
Touchdo~n-DriRgs Goal from touchdown
Tibhott. Dartmouth scoriug-Goal from field
--Gcrrish. substitutes Prince on-Winn for
Highley, Halsey for Mol can, Funk for VIII
son, Ames for Eddy. Eberstadt for Brown.
Highley for VIM, Wilson for Funk. Kaur.
man for McGraw. Brown for Eherstntt.
Moore for brown. Dartmouth-Cogswell Tor
Dusossoit. Dusossoit for Cogswcll, Saladino
for Dusossoi, Baxter for Gle. Cunningham
Cor Baxter. NJ. =. McDonough for Emery,
Ponder for Thielscher, Edwards for Duha-
mel. Lehman for Edwards. Dick Iiolhrook
for Solomon, Sid liolhrook for Camel. H.
u McDonough Tor Sid Holhrook. Bevin for
Cotton. Barrows for Baxter.
The sun., 1916-10-29
Driggs's Great Hun.

Dartmouth continued 10 carry most OF
the offensive after the rest IN between
halves and was working the ball down
into princeton territory when the unex-
pccted happened and the tide suddenly
turned. with the hall on Princeton's 80
ward line Gcrrish attempted a forward
bass 20 Emery. The Dartmouth ca ptain
sent the bal, whizzlng On it's way to his
end.
briggs. however, shot across tho grid
iron and leap!ng high into the air corralled
the ball near the boundary line. a twist
The sun., 1916-10-29
VILLA ms Misses Chance.

came early in the second half when the
backiic'd found itself. and Lewis, OBrltn
and Mclean ripped through the &C.
lumb'a line or tore around the Blue ana
White .nds for consistent gains. start
ing from the middle Of the field the
purnl. eleven made five first downs IN
succession and carried the oval right
down TO the one yard line. II was n
hard blow at the prestige OF the
yauntcd Columbia forward line. .
At the critical momen the bruised
and battered Columbia lire held Tx" a
.tnncwall and with their backs agaiust
the goal posts the Blue and White de-
fence stlfened and Williams attempt TO
gain the required three feet for victory
failed. II was a splendid stand and IN"
field recchoed with cheers for the p.urky
defenders Cochran. whu was playing
nl'hack for the Blue and White AT tho
time, hunted from behind his " goal
posts aud sent the bail sailing far down
the field and relieved the tension.
Nut 20 he easily dauntcd Williams re-
trrucd to the attack with renewed
Visor and began another march down
the field. once more Columbia was In
Imminent danger 90 defeat and this time
fate seemed to he with the blu and
White. with the hall OF c~olumbia's
10 yard line. Quarterback Lewis tried
t. mash the Blue and Whit" defence,
uuly to he hurled back twice without
r,ir. Tren ne rerortcd 20 TIA" open
game ard tried a forward pass. CAPT.
Healy Of Columbia. however, spoiled the
attempt. on the next play fortune
seemed to smile on Columbia. for Blod
rott dropped the bali after'a perfect
toss from Lewis. who was standing on
tho Columbia goal line The Morning
s.d.rs had been ~outplaycd but mad
v.uthcrcd the storm.