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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
DEAL FOR INFIELDER
is APPARENTLY OFF
Although Richmond Owners Accepted Terms of st. Louis
Cardinals For Shortstop McAuley, Nothing Has Been
Heard From President Rckey-v irginians
Now In Montreal

Apparently the deal between
the Richmond club and the st.
Louis Cardinals for Infieldcr Nc
Aulcy is off.
Both Montreal and Richmond
were seeking the services of the
shortstop. The Royals had in the
first bid and the deal Is said to
have been closed last saturday.
McAuley refused to report to
Manager Dan Howley at that
time, declaring that he did not
like the Canadian climate, Upon
his refusal to play with the Roy
ais President Hickey. of the Car
dinaIs, advised the Richmond
management that he would per-
init McAuley to play here for a
certain price, and the terms were
Immediately accepted by Presi-
dent Alvin Smith. Although this
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happened Tuesday, nothing has
been heard from Hickey up to
this time, and for this reason
Richmond club officials are con-
fdent that McAuley has been per-
suaded to report to the Royals.
Yesterday two kilograms wero
sent TO the st. Louis president,
but up to late last ght he had
not answered them
Last night the Virgfnfans left
Toronto, after dropping four
straight encounters to Nap La
joic's club, and today will open
a four-gamc series with Dan
HowIey's, Royais. 4 jinx seems
to be lowering over the Rich
mond club and unless the boys
start a winning streak shortly
they will be so far down in the
cellar they will be unable to pull
themselves ont
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18

Brooklyn.

Totals 40 10 IT - 10
sBatted for Clarke in fifth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18

Totas ....37 Is IS 81 ii
ssRatted for Chene-, In fifth.
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EL ROSS WINS AGAIN
FOR THE NEWARK CLUB.

|ntreal, May 17.--Home runs and
n helped to beat Montreal here
4 the Bears getting q to 4 YER
The game was we'll contested all
kay. but Corners support wAvered
|mes. and Ross. though hit harder
the local pitcher, was strong In
Inches. Callahan and Eldred. with
-. drove in four OF Newark s
while an error by Major paved
vay for two more. Zimmerman
n up the hopes Of the locals in
kinth by driving out n four base
18th . man on base. The local ef-
nAs over. however. and the game
IN 4 victory for the Bears.
- Nv innings: r. Fl. r..
~ .........3 900 o02 >0o2--6 .
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Dodgers Win Uphill Game.

Brooklyn, May lin free hit
ting game today the Dodgers came
through In the eighth inning and
sending over eight runs pulled the
game out of the fire. Is to 10. The
champions knocked two pitchers out
Of the box in the eighth-Perry and
Eller. Six hits. one of them dou-
bic, two bases on balls and fielder 3
choice gave the Dodgers the victory.
Cincinnati also knocked out Smith in
the fifth and hit Cheney hard in that
inning, scoring six runs. But their
pitchers could not hold the lead.
The score.
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HOME RUN BY lUOtRUS
GIVES PH|lL|ES GAME
Eppa Rixcy Is Hit Hard by Pirates.
But Lavender Succeeds in
Stemming the Tide
DODGERS WIN UPHILL COMBAT
Brooklyn Scores Eight Runs In Eighth
Inning and Beats Reds, 13 to 10.
Cardinals Are Showed Under by
New York Giants.

Philadelphia. May 1.-THE Phil
lies made it three out of four with
Pittsburg by winning the final game
today, S to 6. In the seventh Cra-
vath walked and Luderus followed
with a home run, deciding the issue.
The Phillies finished Carlson before
the first inning. while Mamaux was
batted hard in two innings. Rixey
was found for FIVE runs in the fifth'
and two innings later had to retire
in favor of Lavender. who stopped
the hitting. Score:
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OPEN SEASON TODAY ON
METROPOLITAN TRACKS

New York, May 17.--New Workers
are eagerly looking forward for the
opening of the racing season on the
Metropolitan tracks tomorrow. ia
maica will start the racing here. The
feature OF the opening card will be
the Paumonk handicap. Fourteen
horses are carded TO go. Sam Marsh
Is slated tn carry top weight -12s
pounds.
Preparations are all complete for
the opening day. The track tonight is
lightning fast.
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kmtnary: Pitching record: Hits
kIotx, 10 In Z innings: off Causey,
inning; Off Sherman, IA in
! innings: off WARRIOR. 3 in l 23
hRs. Two-hase hits-Rodriquez.
-. Shannon. WARRIOR. Three
hits-Rodriquez, Lamar. Sac
hits-Doolan (c), Truesdale.
Imam. Sacrifice fly-Sherman.
n bases--Wendell, Acosta, Lamar.
hnon (2). McAyoy t2). First base
hrrors-Baltimore 2. Hit by
hsr-By Sherman, 2 (Farrell and
iuuex). Bases on balls--Ofr Lott,
Z Causey, 2: or Sherman. 5; off
HOP. 3. Struck out-By Lott.
IA sherman, 2; by Warhop, /.
pitches-Lot3 (3). Passed ball
endell. Umpires-O'Brien and
kaan, Time-2:3S.
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Totals ......3o 0 s "a IA
sBatted for Falkenberg In eighth.
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MAXI IL Fpur STRAIGHT.

Chicago, May 1.-THE climbing
White Sox made Ii four straight from
the Athletics by grabbing the last
game OF the series today. to 0.
Cicotte held the MAckmen to I'VE
hits. no two in the same frame.
Felsch's triple sent Collins over with
the first Sox run, and thereafter
Comiskey's men kept hammering
away at FaIkenberg and Anderson,
who succeeded him. Felsch's spec
tacular catch of Bates long drive to
right-center in the fourth was a fea-
.ure The score:
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Instructor Tor Red Sox.

Greenbas. Wis, May f7.--Corporai
\. B. Hoffman. in charge of the local
recruiting station, will become mill
tary instructor os the Red Sox he was
notified today. Hoffman twirled for
the IL. s. A.,s"All -Saar.,s baseball team
IN fgIi-lS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
YANKEES MAKE TT
-FOUR STRAIGHT VICTORIES

st. Louis. May 1.-THE Yankees
made 1t four straight by defeating the
Browns. to 3. in today's game. The
New Workers hammered Ernie Kooh,
OF no-hit fame, for seven runs, while
Shocker held the Browns to three tai
lies. Maisel and Hendryx grabbed
tho batting honors, each lining out
triple. Baker made three in five
times at the bat and stole four bases.
The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18

Toronto, May 17.-Pitcher VALID
Ter, of Richmond. pitched twelve
Fessive balls to the first three To-
70 batters today and Lajoie. the
Fth batsnan. hit him for a single.
Preupon Waldbauer was taken out
First Baseman Eibel sent to the
mo. The Leafs four runs in the
frame stalled off Richmond at
rs and the game ended 5 to 3.
onto made a clean sweep OF the
les. Score:
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TIGERS Again HumhIed.

Detroit. Mich, May l7.-Washing-
ton made It three out OF four today
Smiths double with two men on and
Spencer's muff of the throw to the
plate gave the visitors three runs in
the eighth. and the final count was
to Q. Shaw's wiIdness accounted
for both of Detroit's runs. Score:
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Eff HITTING COMBAT Is
CAPTURED BY BALTIMORE

|aEhes.er. N " May TIN a
Se' featured ny poor pitching and
Ia OF hitting Baltimore beat Roch-
II today. IL TO IL, thereby even
the series. Lott. secured from
Browns. started pitching for
Hustlers and was wild as a hawk
ar Collins. secured from the
YES. reported and signed a Hustler
Irarf Score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
Livestock Men in Session.

Louisville, KY. May 17.-with dele
gates present from practically every
important livestock market in the
country, the National Livestock ex-
change begins a three days meeting
here today. Plans and methods OF in
creasing the production of food animals
will occupy a prominent place in all
the discussions and addresses at the
various sessions.
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Pimlico. May 1.-THE most sue
cessful race meeting ever held here
came to q close today. Two stake
features, the consolation steeplechase
and the Oriole handicap. were the
features OF getaway day. The for
mer was won ny Elect, at 5000. and
the handicap by Hyannis. at $50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18

summary: Two-base hit--Strunk,
Risberg. Leibold. Weaver Three base
hits-Thrasher. Felsch. Jackson Sac
rifice hit-E. Collins. Stolen base
Weaver. Bases on balls-Off Falken-
berg, 4. Struck out-By Cicotte, s:
by Falkenberg. 3. Hits-Off Falken-
berg. II in I innings Cmpires-
O'Loughlin and Hildebrand. Time
1850.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
CHAMPION BISONS TAKE
TWO FROM PROVIDENCE

Buffalo, n. Y, May 17.--Leake. a
new twirler. let Providence down with
three hits in the first game today and
the Bisons won the second when
Justin backed UP good pitching with
timely hits, one double and another
"a single, producing three runs, the
second double win for the Herd.
First game
Score by innings: r.
Providence .o01 900 0o0-1
Buffalo ...0o1 100 00x--4
Batteries: Tyson, Leake and Onslow:
Eayrs and Allen.
Second game
Score by innings: r.
irOSlGenCe llU UUl VVo--S
Batteries: Justin and Casey: Nc
Tigue, Schlellenbach and Mayer.
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Clients Hammer Ball.

New York, May 17.-Hammering
the delivery of three St Louis pitch
ers. Watson. Pierce and North, for
sixteen hits. totaling twenty-five bases.
New York walked home an easy VIM
ner In the last game of their series
with St Louis. the score being 10
to ?. The pitching of Schupp and
the batting Of Kaufr featured. Score:
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Cardinals secure Ianrtlon.

ST. Louis. Mo. May 1.-THE Cardi-
nails have signed Edward LAugdon,
University of Pittsburg hurler. who
struck out seventeen men Monday In
a game between Pittsburg and the
University OF West Virginia
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BuTnlIHT dNey,
Chapman, Roth, Wamby, Miller.
Gardner. Three base hit-Wamby.
Home run--Evans. Sacrifice hits
Harby az Evans Sacrifice fly
Lewis Left on bases-Cleveland, Z:
Boston. s, Double play-Evans to
Chapman. Bases on balls-Off Pen
mock. !: off Bader. /: off Coveleskie. /.
Struck out-Bv Shore. /; by Pennock,
=; by Coveleskie. 8. Hits-OT Shore.
8 IN 8 innings: of Pennock. in 2
innings: Off Bader. in 3 innings
Cmpires-McCormic and Connolly.
Time-l:z5,
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ONLY Two Fayoritcs Win.

Loutsvlllc. Ky. May 1.-THE public
was badly hit IN the running on to-
days card. Only two favorites re-
warded their hackers They were
Marie Miller. at $3.50 IN the fourth,
ard Violet Bonnie at s3.5o In the
nth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18

be. Three base hit--Smith Home
Clemens. Stolen hnses--Csreham
III, Blnkston Sacrifice hits
$pm Double plav-z-Isynns 10 La
TO Graham. Left on hases--To-
10, 6; Ptrhmond. g. First base
errors Richmond. 2 Base on
F--0~ Waldhauer. 3; off Lyors
Pr Ethel. 3 Struck ou'-~Ry LIZ
l. by Ethel 9 Wild pitch
ahauer tTmpires--. Mullen and
kkhurne. Time--i45.
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Pittsburg.

6; Pittsburg. 6. Earned runs-Phil-
lies. s. Pittsburg. 8 Two-base hits
Whitfield. Gravath. Three base hit
Paskert Home run-Luderus Stol-
en- Observation-Disclosures Sacrifice hit
Lavender Double piay--McChrthy
Bebee to Brief Pitching record
Iiits-Or Rixey. in innings (none
out in eighth); off Lavender. in 2
innings; off Carlson, 4 in la inning;
off Mamanx, ! in 7 "a innings Struck
out-By Rixey. .; by Lavender, 8:
by Mamaux, /, Bases on ba1ls-Off
Rixey. 1. of Mamaux. .. Wild pitch
i-Rtxey. Time--1:46. Umpires-
Byron and Quigley
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libel STOPS SCORING
OF CANADIAN OUTFIT
Waldbauer Had Practically Lost Game Richmond First
6aseman Is Sent In-Hurled Great Ball But Damage
Had Been Done irginians Lose 5 to 3.

Montreal .....-. .002 600 OO2-4 10
Batteries-Ross and Blackwell; Ger
ner and Hawley.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Results Yesterday.
Minneapolis 4; Louisville, 3.
st. Paul, 6: Columbus, 8.
Indianapolis, Q; Milwaukee, s.
Kansas City. IL: Toledo. 8.
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Detroit.

Score by innings: r.
washington .........100 600 O30--4
Detroit .............01 o 01o 600
Summary: Two-base hits-Veach.
Smith. Stolen base-Dyer. Sacrifice
hits-Milan. Ainsmith. Nichols. Left
on bases-Detroit, II: Washington. {.
First base on errors-Washington 2.
Bases on balls-Off Shaw. s: off
Ehmke, 3. Hits-On Ehmke, Z: of
Cunningham. 0. Struck out-By
Shaw. (: by Cunningham. L: by
Ehmke, /. Balk-Shaw. Wild pitch
Shaw. Time-2:04. Umpires-Owens
and Dineen.
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Standing OF Clubs,
Games Today.

Games Today.
Cincinnati in Boston.
st. Louis in Brooklyn.
Pittsburg In New York.
Chicago in Philadelphia.
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Standing of Clubs.


Washington in St. Louis.
Boston in Chicago.
New York In Detroit
Philadelphia in Cleveland.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


Results Yesterday.
Chicago. g.; Boston, /.
Brooklyn. 10: Cincinnati. 10.
New York. 10: ST. Louis, 2,
Philadelphia, s: Pittsburg, s.
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Totals ........32 3 81 II 8
'Batted for Koob in seventh.
xBatted for Lavan In ninth.
zBatted for Davenport in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
New York ......... 100 22o 1907
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Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Toledo In Milwaukee.
Indianapolis in Kansas City.
Columbus IN Minneapolis.
Louisville in st. Paul.
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@ For Shorop McAuey Believed Be Off Vgans To Montreal Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Chicago, Z: Philadelphia. 0.
New York. z; st. Louis, 3.
Washington. 4: Detroit, 2.
Cleveland, z; Boston. /.
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Results Yesterday

oronto. 5; VIRGINIANS, 3.
Baltimore, 10; Rochester, II.
euHalo, 4; Providence. first
sunalo. 4; Providence, tsecond
'owsrk. g.; Montreal, 4.
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''Batted for Chene-' In fifth.
Score by innings; r..
Cincinnati .....of0 0s1 000---t0
Brooklyn .......... ITO OIL oSs-lS
Summary: Two-bas hits-Dau-
bert. Chase, Stengel. Three-base hit
Clarke. Thorpe. Miller. HUM. Sac
rifice hits--Hickman CD. Stolen bases
Miller. Smith. Johnston. Double
plays--Clarke to Getz 10 Perry. Left
on bases-Cncinnati, &: Brooklyn. Z.
Base on balls-Off Perry, o: off FL
Ter, I: off Smith. ?; off Coombs, /.
Struck out-~Ry Perry. /: by -Schnei-
der, l.; by Smith. 3; by Cheney, 2:
by Coombs. /. Wild pitch-Perry
Ralk-Coombs. Hits--Or Perry, 8 in
Y innings (none out in eighth: off
Eller. / in Ia inning; Off Schneider.
g in rs inning: off Smith. . in 4
innings fnone out in fifth). off
Cheney. in / inning; off Coombs.
"a in 4 innings. Attendance-1,50 500.
Umpires-klem and Bransfield
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Nashville, o Chattaaeega.. t.
Atlanta. 8; birmingham. Z.
Memphis. s; Mobile. 4.
New Orleans, 4. Little Rock. 5.
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Standing OF Clubs.
Games Today.

flames Today.
lRGINIANS in Montreal.
ewark In Toronto.
Providence in Rochester.
IAlttmore in Buffalo.
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At Minneapolis.


Score by innings: r Fl. f..
Louisville .....111 600 1oo--S Q 0
Minneapolis -. 900 200 o2s-4 5
Batteries: Stroud and Clemens:
Humphrles, Rose and Owens. Um-
pires-Knapp and Chill.
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At Milwaukee

hI NIfWAukVCs
Score by innings: r
Indianapolis ..1ot 112 1os--9 IL q
Milwaukee -. 600 500 OILS Il
Batteries: Dale. Majors and Schang
Kerr. Slapnicka and Deberry.
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At Kansas CITY,

Score by innings: r.
Toledo ....110 600 os3- s IA 3
Kansas City $50 900 o5s-11 Q 0
Batteries: Bailey. Brady and Swee-
ney; HUMPHREYS and Hargrave. I'M
pires-Connolly and Murray.
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At ST. Paul.

At St. Paul
Score by innings: r.
Columbus .ooe COS ooo-s II
St Paul ..... 900 21o 03s--s 8 /
Batteries: Brown and Dilhoefer
Williams. Upham ana Glenn. I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-04
Dartmouth Wins
From Penn State
In Last Minutes

HANOVER, n. H., Nov. 3.-Dart-
mouth made a victory out Of what
looked like drawn battle here to-day
when Penn State went down TO defeat
In the last two minutes Of play by the
score of 10 20 Z. Phillips was respon-
sible for the Green victory, as he kicked
a goal from placement from the %
yard line after being substituted in the
fullback position just before the game
ended.
The contest was hard fought from
the first minute. Dartmouth scored in
the opening period when. after series
Of line plunges and penalties, s. w.
Holbrook went over for a touchdown.
c. F. Holbrook kicked the goal.
l. was not until the end Of the sec
ord period that Penn State evened the
score after Way had made runs Of IS,
25 and 10 yards around end, bringing
the ball 70 the 3-yard line. Two at
tempts at line plunges failed. but, on
the third try, Way went over for a
touchdown.
The work Of Healy and Bevan, the
Dartmouth tackles, and OF Shepherd at
centre, was the surprise OF the after
noon, as these men broke through the
Penn State line and made many tackles
Of the visiting backs for losses.
S. ". Holbrook and CAPITA. IN McDon-
oueh. OF Dartmouth, also played con-
sistent ground gaining games, but the
brilliancy displayed by Way. the Penn
State quarterback, WAS the feature Of
the afternoon. He made several spec
tacular runs, and was the mainstay Of
his team when it came to ground gain
ing.
The iire-up:
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Syracuse | cam
Springs Surprise
OnBrownEleven

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 3.-Syracuse
broke Browns Winning streak here this
afternoon, winning by score of to 0
The home team was completely out
played and outclassed. Syracuse made
eighteen first downs, twelve in the first
half on straight line plunging, while
Brown was not able TO make one first
down on plunging and had only three
to its credit, all being the result of
forward passes. Two were from Cor
don TO Williams and one was from Cor
don to Coulter. All three, however,
were for gains of more than twenty
yards. The Syracuse line was like n
stone wall, the Brown backs being alb
solutely unable TO gain through the line
or around the ends. Many times the
backs were thrown for losses.
The Syracuse backs, Finsterwald
Brown, Meehan and Barsha, proved the
strongest set of line plungers and end
runners that has come to Providence in
a long time. The backs gained through
the Brown line and around the ends al
most at will.
A penalty of fifteen yards for hold
ing shortly after the start Of the game
cost Syracuse a touchdown, for the Wis
itors had made three first downs in a
row and had the ball on Browns 25-
yard line when, after a 21-yard gain by
Brown on criss-cross play, Syracuse
was penalized for holding, and then
forced TO punt.
Shortly before the end Of the period,
however, Syracuse gained the ball after
an exchange of punts and marched
from its own 4s-yard line to Browns
7-yard line before the period ended
Then Finsterwald in three line bucks
carried the pigskin over for the only
score. Schwartzer missed the punt-out
The iine-un.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-04
Cornell Defeats
Carnegie Tech.
By Big Marg n

ITHACA. n. Y. Nov. 3.-Cornell IN
covered not only an unexpected aerial
attack against Carnegie Tech on
Schoellkopt Field this afternoon. but
showed new star backfeld runner in
Cross, a third string man up 70 to-day.
The score was 20 TO 0 in favor OF
Shapes men.
Ne.hercott, who played quarterback
despite bad leg, made the sensational
run of the day when he went from Ger
nell's 30-yard line for a touchdown on
the first play following the kickoff TO
start the second half. Twice N the
first quarter Carnegie held for downs
on its 5-yard line, and il was not until
the second period that from Carnegie's
20-yard line Hoffman, dropped back
and booted field goal fer the first
points.
A few minutes later Nethercott broke
away to Carnegie's 37-yerd line. Cross
then ran II yards and Hoffman,, on a
forward pass to Colvin, advanced the
ball 70 Carnegie's 9-yard line, only 10
lose it for the third time on downs.
Nethercott's great 10-yard run opened
the second half, when ne circled Will
Jams. cnc inside of Lynn and CHM and
crossed the goal line, with Cclvin and
Cross giving good interference.
Following the Kickoff Cross went 70
Carnegies 25-yard lire around right
end and. after being held twice, Hoff-
mann dropped back for q field goal,
making the score - 70 0.
Again il was Cross who started
things going for the next score when
he went 80 yards on an end run just
before the last quarter started. A
double pass, Hoffman, 20 Cross, took
the ball 10 yards further, and three
smashss at left tackle took il TO the B.
yard line. where Hofmann's work went
for naught and the ball changed hands
on downs. Nethercott made a fair
catch on Carnegie's 33-yard line, and
Cross IN two runs covered the distance
70 the goal for the last touchdown.
The line-Up:
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Artillery Eleven
Holds Harvard

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 3.-Ai-
though able TO stave of defeat this
afternoon, the Harvard varsity eleven
was unable to come out a winner
against the Fort Mckinley Heavy Ar
.illery players, from Portland, Me. Inc
teams battled to a 0-to-0 tie score, JUST
a. Harvard and Camp Devens did
week ago.
The Crimson, with a good attack a,
nidfeld, was unable to do much ground
gaining when we'll in its opponents ter
ritory, but there were chances enough
to score, as Horween missed one try tor
a drop kick goal inside the 4O-ysrd line
and Hoffman twice miscued IN the sec
ond period.
Names one chance 70 get any points
came at the beginning of the game.
when a series Of fine rrehes carried
the ball close TO Harvsrd's l8-ysrd line,
but here Murphy, with clear shot,
was unable to send the ball between
the uprights by the drop-kick route.
Harvard at the beginning looked a
lot better than at any time last week,
Horween making some good gains and
Crosscup showing a lot Of speed in the
Crimson's open play. 1t was the old
story Of not having any punching power
when the opposing defence closed IN.
Tho Iiue-uU: