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CHICAGO UPsETS ILLINOIS.
Prophets and state Eleven SUR
pris~d by 20 to z Count.

URBANA. H.. Nov. 1s.-The University
OF Chicago upset Western football
prophecies to-day by winning, ~ 10 g.
over the University Of Illinois. The Chi
ago players tore into the Illinois line
from the very start and exhibited their
bes, foot ball OF the season.
The first touchdown. scored shortly
after the opening whistle. was by jack
son. the Chicago captain. who picked up
Sternaman's tumble OF punt and
sprinted forty yards to the line. Toward
the close Of the first period Chicago
forward pass was Intercepted by Ander-
son of Illinois behind the goal line. The
ball was brought out to the two yard
line and Hanisch smashed through
Chicago completed its scoring In the
last period. when Graham picked up
Macombers punt after the Illinois team
believed the ball was dead and planted
II behind the goal. In the last quarter
Illinois go, the ball on the Is yard lire
On a tumble and sternaman went over
for a touchdown. The lineup.
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McCREIGHT w. AND ]. HERO.
stars In ictOry over Washington
aud Lee, 10 to u.

RfcHMoNp. Va. Nov l>-ln game
marked hy sensational forward passing
OF Washington aul jefferson ana tIr
playing OF Fu'lhaCk MyCrcight the W.
and J. eleven dcfet,rd WASHINGTON and
Lee here this afternoon, 10 TO q. M'-
cre'ght kicked goal from Placement
from TIE Is yard line IN the second period
for first blood and in the ! Ur,h p"l"d %"
brought Washington ana Jefferson uu'
from behind a Il t . score hy rushing
the bal. three times from III" ~ ) ARD
line for n touchdown.
Washington ANA Lee scored .u the
second period after forward pas, and
a succession of ru~hes 10y l.u.cn, Johu-
son and Bagley. Bag.cy ScuIcd nom the
l yard line ON mas play. Tn" ln"up
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KENTUCKY WINS, I, TO I,

LEXINGTON. KY, oct. lS,--Rely!ng al
most entirely on forward passes and
open football attack. the University of
Kentucky defeated Mississippi \. and NJ,
i3 to 3 here to-day Mississippi scored
first IN the opening period on goal
from field by Schwill, Kentucky scored
in the third period on short line plunges
after forward passes had taken the bail
to the IL yard line. and again In TIE
last quarter. when McIlvaine picked M
tumble and raced thirty-hve yards for
a touchdown.
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GoPHERS BEAT BADGERS.
showed Under by % 10 d
score,

N,sSrApoIIs. Nov ls.-The unlver-
s,tv NJ Minnesota with line drives. for
ward passes and crisscross plays hum
ned the University OF Wisconsin, b+ to
o, in their annual football battle here
to-day wisconsin used straight foot
ball. .,t,,,,
Only once did Wisconsin come within
striking distance OF the Minnesota goal
line. In the second period olson az
tempted a goal from held' but the KICK
went wide OF Its mark.
The most sensational play OF the game
WAS an eighty-hve yard run for touch
down by Baston. who had received the
Kickoff at the opening Of the third pc
rod. A moment later Long accom-
plished a similar feat from the centre OF
,hs Neld The lineup
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SWEEPSTAKES AT MONTCLAIR.
Three Prizes Won In Keen Golf
Competitions.

Only few golfers reported for the
weekly sweepstakes competition At Mont
clair Country club Yesterday However
some keen competition developed. The
competition was at eighteen hole medal
play, with regular handicaps to count.
In Glass A II. A. Halligan was the ton
man with A-l0, "a. Walter Brown,
with 9i-9. 50, was second ana II. J.
Wright. with 9S-S. 90 third, &, j.
spencer won tive Glass u prize wit n
SIT, II, and II, $, Mcclure was Sec
und with 93-li, 70. l.. W. Ba,tcn won
the Glass & medal with 1870. 81.
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ZINE PRACTICE FOR NAVY.
Middies Overwhelm viIIauovn, 81
Points to 2.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Nov. 1S.-Thc Mid
shlpmcn won from villanova College to-
day, 81 to Z. The visitors were COM
pletely outclassed except when 1t came
to forward passing. In that department
they unleashed maze Of double and
triple passes in the second half which
the middes were almost powerless to
master.
Nearly all OF Navy's regulars were
yanhed out after the mlddies got a safe
lead.
Nillanova scored a touchdown as
result of a brilliant dash OF fifty Ave
yards by Reap, who received a forward
pass by McGuckin. The lineup.
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GREFF ST. ANDREWS LEADER

Several stanch supporters OF the AN
c.cnt Scottish game pied their trade at
st. Andrews Golf club yesterday in the
seventh monthly handicap competition.
Bernnrd Greff, Jr was the winner OF
.lo event with s2-i9. -, but he had to
s,rp lively to keep from being defeated
hv IN. Nicholas Murray Butler. who
turned in II card with s.--lS. -, Other
scores were. W. II. Clu,., :o5--2l. 81
and 4. T.. Murphe, lOS--li, ~,
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TUFTS DEFEATS BOWDOIN.
GETS Early scare. hut Wins In
VOmp by 20 to u.

BosroS. Mass, Nov. ls.-The Tufts
eleven. with Drummcy back al the helm.
showed Bnwdoin under. 20 To o. on the
Mcdford Oval to-day before a capacity
crowd. In the first period Bowdoln came
close to scoring when on a series Of
brilliant rushes by Turner the ball was
carried 10 the Tufts yard line, but n
forward pass over tho goal line went
as'ray AM II was Tufts ball. From that
tine ON t was only "A question OF how
many times the Mcdfordtcs could run
DOWN the field. The lineup
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HAVERFORD TRIUMPHS.
scores over Johns Iiopk ins. 10 -
-CrossmRn Stnrs.

BALTIMORE. Nov. lS,-llay,rf1rd de
feated Johns IIopS,ns here on iiumr-
wood Field this afternoon, ;o -. Al
ter six minutes had been played IN ,h"
third quarter liavrrford Syulrd a fuu"h-
down on a series OF forward pf,3 e.
Chandler threw the ball Ia eros utu.
who was downcd on iiopNiu,a H. Nard
line. crossmau ON four plays ,Ir.lrd
the bail over and kicked the goal The
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CRESCENTS RETAIN LEAD.

rAssAlc, y, j., Nov lS,--WIth VIC
tory over tn" soccer team Of tho paSSlir
Field cub. which was defeated by 4.
goals to here this afternoon the Crr~.
cent Athletic club of Brooklyn main
tanned its lead in the annual champions
ship competition Of the Field club
League
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Wesleyan backed Columbia down To-
the 35 yard line at the start Of the third
period, whore Deetjen went through left
tackle and broke away for another long
run, carrying the ball to Columhias
yard line. The Rcd and Black chlof,aln,
standing on the 90 ward line booted a
pretty field goal, Again the Mlddleiown
attack got working and moved down
the Columbia defence. pushing the R'ue
and White back 10 The 10 ward line
where the irrepressihle Deetjcn circloi
left end for "A touchdown and Webb
kicked goal.
Another long run by Dee; len from
Wesleyans 40 to Columba's 80, started
the Red and Black of again. and the
Red and Black smas shed It's way down to
COlumhia's l6 yard line. Standing on
the 20 yard line Deetjen booted another
field goal.
The final quarter opcncd with Column
bias ball on her i6 yard line. An ex-
change Of punts gave Wesleyan the ball
At midheld The Red and Black bang
banged awav AT the Columbia line and
ha ked the Blue and white back to its
yard line. \ fifteen ya.d penalty was
enforced on Wesleyan. ON he next
play peetjen skinned tackle and broke
away for n twenty-five yard run, plant
ing the pigskin on Columh!a's ! yard
line. Webb was catapulted over for the
touchdown and kicked goal.
\ thiry yard run by pcctien thrilled
the spectators soon after resumption OF
play. the Red and Black leader racine
from mdheld ont of bounds on CO.
lumhia's 90 yard line. Columbia held
for downs. Harman intercepted "A for
ward pass on Columhia's 80 yard line
and ran to the yard line before being
4
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substitutes TUFTS: Doane for Keefc, Bea'
cnam ior HagEcrty, Spunt for Powers Tyler
'or Mitchell Morrison for Spuni. Watson fer
pryor Iincoln for Jochlm. Bratt for Drum.
'o"cry for Wcscott, II Browp for Algnr
bowdoin: stewart for Campbell. Kearn for
McNoughton, SprHguP for Peacock. Chapman
for Foster. Necdlcman for Philips. Touch
downs -Drummey, Keefe. Jenery. Doane.
Goals from touchdowns Morrison, 2 I'm
pirr-A II Farmer, Dartmouth Referee-T,
Murphy. Harvard Head lluesman-C. ID
Moore. Maine. Time of periods-l5 minutes
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-Touchdowns-Jackson. Mar
tln Whelchell, Perry DAVIS, Garrett. Han.
afea. Orr. Goals from touchdown-Clarke, 4:
Orr. Reifie Drop goal from feld--Perry.
NllIanova-To -Touchdown-Rcap Goal from
louchdown-M McGuckin. Reffrec--Tnorpe. Co.
,umbia mpire-Murphy. Pennsylvania.
HEAD linesman-Crowell swarthmore. Sub.
sthutions-N -Navy-Garrett for jackson. Harri.
son Tor Garrett. Doolan for Hoffman Schil.
hauer for Doolan, Hoffman for Schilha,ler.
BBuehal,er Tor Hoffman, Jones for Goodstein.
nartholdi for Jones. Scaf for Ward Won
helmocrg for Fisher, Wyatt for Won Helm
hers, orr for whekhell. West phal for Perry.
nssheil for Wesphal Butler for Dashiell.
Martln Tor 1ngraham. Hanafce for Martin.
paw. Tor Rohefis. Martin for Davis. Allen
lor Martin. Vllanova-Reap for Dominey
thompson for Cowan, Fleming for MCGEE
nan Brrmmen for Fleming. Time Of periods
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KYRONEN CROSSES
LINE WINNER OF
MET" TITLE RUN
Millrose A. A. Lands Team
and Individual Title in
Big Chase.
G.F. HOLDEN SECOND:
KOLEHMAINEN ABSENT

Willie Kyronen. the little Finnish ath-
,.,e aligned with the Millrosc A. A.. be-
came the individual metropolitan cross
country champion yesterday. when he
led forty-six Of the best local distance
stars over the six mile course at Van
Cortlandt Park In 80 minutes and 10
l5O yards. George F. Holden q the
Yonkers Y. NJ. c. A. being second. SID
rey Leslie OF the Long Island A. G. I'm
ished third, thirty yards back of Holden.
The success OF kyronen made II pos
sible for the Millrose A. A. to land the
team honors in one OF the closest fights
Of this kind ever made In the senior
metropolitan harrier contest. Millrose
athletes finished first, fourth. nth, thir-
teenth and twenty-eighth for a team
total Of 81. The Mohawk team was Sec
ord with 6s points and the MorninEside
Athletic Club was third with "a points.
Neither the New York Athletic Club
nor the Irish American A. c.. for so
many years athletic leaders, were any
where near the top. The ". Y A. c.
only had a mediocre squad in the race
and the Irish team was weakened when
at the Last minute Hannes kolehmainen.
last years winner. refused to compete.
staying out OF the race In lieu Of carry
ing the Irish emblem. Tom Barden. an
other past star Of the Irish squad. en-
tered unattached. This left the Irish
with only four competitors and no
chance for team honors.
Kyr0nen Raas Smart Race.
Kyronen ran a heady race. following
the leaders for the greater part Of the
early journey and depending upon his
great sprint to finish ahead. On the
first time around the course he was
sixth. with Holden leading Going up the
steep hill OF the golf links on the second
trim around Kyronen was at least sew
enty-fve yards behind Holden, but be-
fore the down grade WAS reached going
TO the water jump the Finn had caught
Holden and from there on he led easily.
His time Is close to the best ever made
over the course.
Eddie Mayo and Charles Pores. who
raced to the honors In the Junior cross
country, we're stiff contenders for the
arst mart OF the race. Mayo dropped OUT
after his initial trip around, asserting
that he had been told wrong ana lost
seyenty-five yards by going out OF the
course. However. he appeared fresh and
was In third position wnen he quit. No
ltt,e stock was taken In his objections,
Pores kept to the work at hand and
managed to cofne home fourth. only a
few yards behind Leslie.
or the ffty-two runners who answered
the gun forty-six cOnpleted the journey
the last man finishing In forty minutes
IL was an ideal day FOR long distance
running. There was little wind ana )us'
croush bite In the air to make the ath-
letes hustle to keep warm.
Nick Under Dimcalttes.
Nick Giannakopulos Of the Millrose
A.. senior national champion last
year. competed with a swollen ankle and
nad, the only mishap OF the day. faiiins
lard enough to bruise his knee, with al
,his he finished close enough up TO Wit
me team prize for the Millrose squad
.rha ,pap u,ho finished follow.
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NORTHWESTERN QUALITIES.
Trosnces PUrdue. rs 70 8--will-
iams scores on 100 Yard Run.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.--sweeping end runs
and forward passes enabled Northwest
ern to defeat Purdue. 3s to 6. to-day and
win the right TO play Ohio State at CO.
lumbss next Saturday for the big Nine"
football championship.
Coming from behind. Northwestern
scored four touchdowns In the third pc
riod. after Purdue had led in the first
two periods.
Williams thrilled the crowd in the
fourth period by intercepting a forward
pass back OF his own goal line YsFad
racing 100 yards for Northwesterns final
score. The lineup.
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WESTMINSTER IN FRONT.

SiMsRuRy, Conn. Nov lS.--Westmin-
ster School, football champions Of Gem
tral Connecticut, by defeating the heavy
Taf, team by to to-day, concluded
i,s FOO bail season wi;h0u, being q orei
against. c,pt. Robertson's generalship
was seen to no better advantage than
in the work OF this game
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TOME ELEVEN WINS.

rowr DEPOSIT, Md, Nov II Tome
Scruuls 'o''na'l team added another vic
tory to- .'- long LIST to-day, defeating the
kruurth : Iunrc lnsl team Tile score
VA - tu -. The ~lIrrs were out
Ilty,d i'm every department
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Touchdowns-GOodiIe, J. Goal from IuuVH'
Substitut ions-Stevens: Boss
Tor Warshali. Lofauist for Carlson, Brett for
Etxei. Everett for Hopkins. Heinen ior
Fiockhart, Peter for Bloss. Sevins Tor Jonn'
Peierson for Goodale. Goodale for I.ofaIist'
Middleton for Nevius, Pauet for Goodale
Rensselaer,: Porter for Mckenzie sewel ior
Frank Kahn for Sewell. Referee-Mr. Peter
son Colgate Umpire-Mr. Saunders Colnm
bia Head linesman-Mr. Plummer. Cornell
Time Of auarters-l5 minutes
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Touchdowns-Mr 'ulioch. Fletcher Goals from
'or ohdown-H. Cam. Smith Goals from hcitH-
brewer
Suhstitutions--N.w YORK. University. r taun
for Bernstein, WHrmHu Tor iiorigHn, Etir tur
Mooney. Eurhshaum fr5 HOFFMAN. WUi1h'lu liner
80 lag for Warpan. SokuluWrf Tor E'rru
Hoffman for Ii,hs'dum. Gr.s>,ug t"g S'hy
lower, Hrus" for Jordan MHrNlindn Nl~IhHutN
for loS"y. Fletcher for t"ggtu>. Stulih> TO-
RI"h. Atch,snn frr Stuhhs
Rcfcro-S J Thurp. DE IN sale tWp. re
Mr. tuchcn-, Wisconsin Head liu"smuU. Mr.
NV. Swarthnore, Time Of porl"ds-lj mud ~
minutes.
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Touchdowns- -Ollphan'. Bringham Goals
from touchdowrs Ohphant, Cole. Goal from
ncld-Vidal Safety Cole. Substtutio1s-
Army Lewis for March. March for lcwis
Frcr for Jones Parks for n knight. Pull sfrr
for Parks NcEwan for stokes stokes for
McEwan. Hun for stokes. Meaoham for
HolmCs Holmes for Mcacham, Hun for J.
KNIGHT. Mullins for Shrador. Tmbcrlake for
Mullins. Buechclcr for Murrll Murrlll for
liuecheler. Vidal for Cole. Cole for Vidal.
Olinhant for Vidal Harmon for Oliphant.
prlngham for plaop Sprlngfeld-Journet
for Grem, Taylor for Drew Referee.
Fitzpatrick Princeton tmpire-A G Tyler,
Princeton Head lnrsman-J G. Mcdonald.
Brown. Time of perods-l2 minutes
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HOBART IN TIE GAME.

GENEVA, y. Y, Nov. IS,IIoaart hold
st. Bonaventure to scoreless tie to-
day, Although the field was covered
with snow. there was little fumbl.ns.
Both teams resorted considerably to
open play
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PAR HANDICAP AT NASSAU.

Al Nassau Country club yesterday
members competed in handicap gainst
par. which was won by w $. Richards,
who finished = down, Henry Cape, II
:. whitney and 4, w Rosster tied for
second, all being down,
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Referee-Mr. knight. Dartmouth. Umpire
Mr.. Juneau, Wisconsin, Chicago scoring
TouchdOwns, jackson. Hanisch. Graham.
Goals from touchdown--H,sgins a. Illinois
sorng-Touchdown. Sternamsn. Coal from
touchdown. Nacombsr.
observation-disclosures. setsor for Grshsn,.
shsffcr for setsor. Graham for rershing.
Norgren for Shaner. Illtncts. kelin for.
Christensen schneidsr for 1scoubsr. h@
eomber for Anderson.
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Touchdowns-Ro~k Foster. Friday.
Gon Field goal--Rosekrans. Goal from
touc chdown - Rosekrans. Substitutions -
union--Travis for Gon Friday for Moore.
Hamilton--Ozden for Mclean. Farrar for
schwarts. Referee--Carpenier-S Springfield Y.
". {. A. Umpire johnson, Springfield Y. ".
L. A. Head linesmaiI-Draper, williams
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roucbdowns-wyman, 2; Baston. = Long
Hsnsrn. Goals from tonehdownmBssion; 2;
sMy. NJ Z, ardiner Illinois. Field judge
S%px;sS Sr pxSsm:' Ohio. Heed Iins,n.n Mr; Graham.
Grinnsii Time Of perin's m,na;oA' , suh,
sNu ~, W.n,,.i Tor Wyman, Anderson for Wise
t:;,.as ~ nssf fSr si Hansen Van Ns., ior Ions.
W,i"cn Tor Sinclair, KinGsley for Haert.l.
buckley for Bsston WlscopsinMssrnsoss ne r' ,Tr
INCL. Elder for Simpson. Draper for Gard
ner. wsnssi for Drspsr, ncCforsy fof TAYLOR
yiatou for xrsus.
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Erfcrcc-Mr ,,odchRTlrs, Lafayette. Umpire
Mr Hammond. Michigan Head ln"sman-
MIR Knox, Vale. Touchdowns. Pitt-Mni.r, Me
Iurru: Tech Wright. Goals from touchdowus
Goucrr, > suhstituiionS- Morrow for
Miller Stnlh for Thoruhll: Tech, Brunwass'r
for Altdorirr. Early for Brunwasser, Lyons for
Fletcher, Fletcher for Kelly. Poriods-lj min
~,
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CRESCENT RESERVES LOSE.

At R,y Rid-e the soccer eleven rrl,r"-
scnting the Central Y, NJ, & \ of Brpok-
lyn defeated the Crescent kcs.rN'- l.:
goals to 0.
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Referee-Mr. Magidsohn, Michigan. Umpire
Mr.. Benbrook. Michigan. Field iuds MIR.
Eldridge, Michigan. Head hnesmar-Mr.
Knight. Michigan. Time Of periods--i5 min.
utes.
4 Northwestern scoring: Touchdowns-Ko ohler.
Driscoll, Underhill. Brumbach. williams.
Goals from touchdowns-Putman: 5. Field
soal-Driscoll. Purdue scoring: Field goals
Hufhne, 9
Substttu utions - Northwestern: Mulder for
Zapger. Williams for Brightmire. Underhil
Tor WiIisms. Gessler for Ulrich. Brightmire
for underhill. Aries for Brumbach. Williams
for Kohler, Cigrsnd for Elllngw Mueller
for Driscoli. Randolph for Smith Purdue
Hushes for Guechher. Randolph for Edward.
Faucet for Dixon. Arbuckle for Bartlett.
Berns for lsr,ian, Van AIKEN for Mise. Ed.
wards for Randolph. Olms,ead for Hart, Nc
kinley for Faucet. Allen for Abrell.
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FORDHAM BURIES
HOLY CROSS, 40 TO 0
Local Eleven Gives Old Rivals
Decisive Beating in WOrces-
ter Game.
DEMPSEY STAR OF TEAM

WORCESTER. Mass. Nov. 1S.-Fordham
gave its old rival, Holy Cross. a decisive
beating here to-day by 40 to o. The
New York team. superior In every branch
Of the game. was never in any danger.
The game was played before the biggest
csowd assembled here this year.
The Maroon ends were In on every
charge of the locals. and plays which
netted gains against Princeton>and Rut-
gers were knocked sky high by Cantweli
and Corcorau. The Fordham line also
played like a stone wall. and while
Dempsey and Erwig were wadng
through the local defence time after
time for gains averaging ten yards. the
best the Purple backs could do was to
advance hfty-seven yards.
Dempsey and Mcnamara with their
open field runs starred for the visitors.
The big fullback made three OF the six
touchdowns, scored the entire four goals.
outpunted Foley. the holy Cross main
stay. and sent long forward passcA for
sure catches on almost every attempt.
Mcnamara also counted heavily for
Fordham. his long open field runs aver
aging thirty yards. 1t was his run of
ffty yards on the first Fordham play
that sealed the doom Of the local
warriors.
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TOncldOv vns-Dcmpsey :, Krndri,ks Nc'
saINIra. (orcoran. Goals from touchdowns

Nansra. Corcoran Goals from ,ouchdowns
-DNmIs ssy, 4.
Refrrec -Nr. Courtney. Lafayette Umpire
- Mr. Donelly, Georgetown L'rcsmar -
Mr. Mccarthy. GEORGETOWN Substitution
Fordham: Conkln for Can,well. Perkins Tor
Trcanor Holy Gross: Conway for Sr'G'ey,
Cook for Conway. Kelly for Wall"g ford,
Foley for r Daley. Higgins for TSuch"l.
Povah for Lynch. ouiglcy for Connors. walsh
for Hgyins Bradley for Mitchell. Maloncy
for Foley.
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Washington ami jefferson %
Touchdowrs Ba.iry. McCrc,-ht Go'I
from touchdown Mc'rr'-m tl.I -p.t
M,trcleht Referee -Glllcudrr rcnusylvaWa
Impirn- Murphy. Bronu. Head lur-u 'l..
Mc,ira,h. Boston CoIcsc Fi"H !ul-" Ian.
ford Trinity. Time 90 periods w. .U.''-
Suhstitutions WASHINGTON and L"c PAX on
for Grille. Graham Tor lleih6, Adams for
Sorrcll- Bethel for Graham, Cromwell Tor
Paxton. Graham for larkn, koho' TOR trpul
well, Bethel for lgmoO, NddsNurlh tp'
Bethel WASHINGTON ami .lrtrrslr. Wl'in'
sham for Carroll. Guy for shields straw for
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Tourhdowns- -p.ellen :, farman ., Wchh
Jmpire-Farrier, Dartmouth Lnesman-
Hpnpssy, Brown Field Judge Hatch viii.
iams Time Of periods-i5 minutes Suhst.
,ution. n.-Colunlha -'ia.gencr Tor Vollmer,
Vol,rlar for Frown No,er fpr McCahc,
rSr Cnchrsn for krnurdy l. r. Rosrn for
Nor-ne, Nrhb Tor Donu'd.pu, Hpgrnan for
l. y Ku.Nu, We-leyau--Suttpg fhr Froi,..
vaux. Eaton for Johnson Richards for vii.
ber.
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N. Y. u. SUCCUMBS
TO SOUTHERN TEAM
Violet Eleven Goes Down tO
Defeat Before Maryland
Aggics. 10 to Z.
FUMBLES ARE FREQUENT

,,.. ..,.,,., S,,e tho New
York University football team went
dowh 10 ueie"' u. Uornnon on
STATE seve" Ai,houeh both
cn'o reu' =" ,.,,,,no ~, tcams
sues uio Iot vi '"'''e'
were wen n'alene" ,.,s,.;or limo nv
M ,,,'n. ,',, ,ha locals got
nearly zen pou'"s "' ,, srs, b,lf
most OF ,he o'eahs' ~ ,ne ,a w,,h-
the 'ole' my 80 H. sou,bern
stanu tne o,isIausnts a., ,'is,,ars came
pachs' ou. eNc'' e ,,a, los, tho
"Uhi' ~, y,,erccn,cd
oaiI on ,u',u,e ,,, ~, ,rin,, ,he Violet
iorwu,u. IN Wv '",iu 80 ,t,'ht.niny
me snoWeu so'". IT,, ,Ir,o aud
out was o",s ~ ,no ni,,nyes
'ne puIu'" VI -., ,,r,. dcs,nre
"sa.n '.h "po. tne - Iau ,o- IA drs,
Mar!lahu ',ii.e' W" ~, yn,ls
uowi,s as as".,s' ai,ias wora in.
nu, ~ ,,,ha,nar, ,,d only
~" -, ron, dIJ NOT
.M.ns ' @ Ua,,s,ai, and Ted
en'er we s".' 80, w. n-n,,..,
,anI "e,u ,, u,.eIo,ar ~. ,,SlIn SO
ao.s .s VIII '',,r,. ,or roach Eus,is
.i'' ""' N, n'N un,,, .i1.s
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