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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19
". Y. Il. Meets Third Defeat
Ut Season BY Wesleyan
Violet Loses Well PLAYED
Contest by 100; Cam
Makes Brilliant Run

New York University's football team
lost its third successive game of the
season yesterday afternoon. when il
succumbed to the powerful Wesleyan
college eleven on Ohio Field by a
SC score OF 10 to 0. For three periods
the rival teams battled evenly without
a score, but in the final period the
breaks" of the game fell against the
New Workers and defeat again was
their portion.
The game was we'll PLAYED Roth
teams battled Clearly and at no time
dld the referee have to caution the men
Tor rough work. Only three penalties
were inflicted, Wesleyan being the Of
ienuer each time for off-side plav.
me feature play Of the game result
"a On 'ne initial kickoff when Howard
lam, the Violet captain, received
Harman's boot on his own 5-vard Inc
and brought the ball back ffty-seven
YARDS to the visitors 3S-yard line.
Oann shook off several tacklers on his
remarkable run, and was finally brought
70 earth by Hartman. Had he passed
Harman he would have scored.
Following Cams run, the ball see
sawed back and forth for the remainder
OF the first half in punting due be-
tween ~, Cann, Tor New York. and Boote.
w ~"AN , al VIII Ueltner team gain
ing any decided advantage. The
elevens displayed impregnable defences
and only four times we're the rival
teams able to make the necessary ten
yards tor first down. Each team gained
the required distance twice.
The play in the third quarter was a
repetition of that in the first two, but
IN the final period things becan to hap
pen, and they went Wesleyan's way.
The opening of the last quarter found
the ball in the Red and Blacks pos
session at midfield On the first D ay
Hartman tore around right end for ff-
teen yards. Here the Violet line
braced. and on the fourth down Boote
kicked a perfect field goal from the
4o-yard line. The ball sailed clear Of
the posts with plenty to spare.
Undaunted and lighting for every
inch, the New Workers came right back.
and after receiving the kick off worked
the leather down to the Methodists' 40.
yard line. The Red and Black repulsed
further advance 1t this point, however.
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Rube Ford Star
AS Stevens Men
Defeat Agggies
B, BRIGGS

Stevens Technical experienced little
difficulty in beating the Connecticut
Aggies yesterday, winning 81 to 0. The
Aggies offered stiff resistance at the
start of the game, but the speed Of
the Engineers proved too much for
the visitors to withstand. Rube Ford
was the backbone Of the Stevens Of
fence, crossing the Aggies' line for
three touchdowns.
Bloss and Deghuee assisted In the
scoring, each crossing the line, while
Goodale executed a drop kick from the
30-yard line. Hopwood was the shin
ing light for the losers, getting off
his punts in good fashion.
Stevens won the toss up and elected
to kick. Carlson kicked off through out
the game for Stevens. The New
Englanders tried to rush the Tech
line at the start but failed, and punted
to safety. The Engineers kept the
ball in their opponents territory
throughout the first quarter, but failed
fullback, made the first touchdown,
when he carried the ball through the
line on a short plunge. Goodale
missed the goal.
Bloss then made a 4O-yard run round
right end for the second touchdown,
but Goodale missed again on the kick
for goal. The third touchdown was
contributed by Ford when the ball had
been taken to within few yards
of the Aggies' goal. Bloss tried his
hand at kicking and made his point.
One touchdown marked the only
scoring of the last quarter. Ford again
pushed his way through two yards for
the count The line-up:
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Casey Tallies Touchdown
in Six Minutes Of Play
After 7O-Yard Advance

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 15.-Ths
Brown University football team, noted
FOR it's desperate battles against Har-
ward, lived up to its reputation IN the
Soldiers Field Stadium, here this af-
-ernoon A. the very beginning of the
game-in fact, before the Brown play
FRS had touched the bail, except To
s.ick off-harvard delivered q game
winning blow by registering seven
points on touchdown and goal
The only score of the contest was
made on q splendid advance Of more
than seventy yards and by means of an
attack that from every standpoint was
me best and the most powerful the
, Na,vard eleven mas shown this fall
Eddie Casey was the brilliant star
= during the six minutes of fiery play it
took Tor Harvard To cross Browns goal.
The new hackfield man, Humphrey
ALSO ADDED has quota to the ground
gaming, as did Horween With the
'flmson line opening holes and carry
,ng ire play through with a rush,
. Brown seemed unable 10 settle down
% lts game, but once the goal line had
oeen crossed, Robinson's outfit came
PACK with a rush on defence that held
Harvard DOWN with its seven-point
dye fO''''
brown never mao q chance to win
although IN the third period it made
. desperate attempt 10 even things
The kickoff in the second half va,
received by Brown, which, with il,
only flash Of real attack that was show
All day. carried the ball steadily from
Is own 25-yard line TO "a point Jus
inside the Harvard 25-yard mark.
A new quarterback. Fox, handle,
Brown splcndidly, making forward
passez which he ped Keep things NOV
ing, making run or two himself an,
handwicning IN the powerful Armstrong
or gains shat gave the first downs.
When near IiarYard's goal. however
Brown was stopped as short as tn,
Crimson had been several times aftel
"a nrst great rally, and Fox tried foI
4 goal by dropkick. The attempt was I
eoor one, so fcrccly did Cambridg.
forwards rush through on the Brown
Quarterback.
Harvard, had it been able to continu.
ne drive it displayed early in Tn,
came, would have run up quite a re
spectaoic score. Time and again tn,
tearn crossed the middle Of the field b,
from nine TO thirty-Gyc yards by vel
organized rushing, but when the goa
line was near Browns defence stiff
1ened and Haryard's power waned.
There wae some fambling and lac
a srneoth running Of plays in the Las
pa, O. lie assi Usr!od ald fog The Lac.
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Though soreiy disappointed at II.
failure Of their team to evan -.
chance to show its capacity. tho Corr.u
partisans are among the FIRST 70 n.y.,
claim that this Colgate team r.n..
among the best elevens OF the Eat
Anderson. the Colgate quarterbsc.
played spectacular football. and VA
ably assisted by Watkins, a fas, ana
shifty runner; by the hard h;+,;s
Gallo, and by Laird, who. though nat
so hashy. played dependable csns
and could be counted on for good gains
Anderson Hero of Game
Anderson figured in one Of tn. no..
sensational plays ever seen on the locsi
neid when, IN the second period he
caught one OF Sh'verick's long punts on
his own 3o-yard line and. darling and
squirming through the whole Cornal,
team ran sixty-fve yards for touch.
down. Only a few Cornell men evar
touched him. He just danced aroma
the others. NA'
This long run, coming on ton =,
touchdown scored few minutss
earlier, after Anderson had fooled En-
lthacans and shot forward pass 10
Watkins close TO the side lines. wh;et
gave Colgate the first score Of ths
game, settled the outcome of the battle
Cornell fought hard and gamelv
after that. but the fthacan's must hsve
felt that their task was hopeless. Col
gate gained much ground by rushinv
and running. but it was the forward
pass brought into play when the tina
cans had apparently stopped the lin.
attacks that proved a very deadlv
weapon for the upstate aggregation.
Colgate worked at least ten pa.ses
with success, and two of their touch.
downs were made on passes, and thew
worked their way within striking dis.
lance largely through the same plav
Anderson threw these passes as swift
~ as bullet. there was a CoIpat.
man on the job to get them, and no
Cornell man to try to knock thsm
down. The Ithacans were completely
bewildered by this style of attack and
never managed to defend against II
successfully.
Forward Pass Successful
The first Colgate touchdown vs.
made on a 12-yard pass. Anderson to
Watkins, who caught the ball we'll on
the side lines and ran ten yards for
score. The third touchdown was made
in practically the same manner. Wat
kins again making the score.
Cornell failed to m Ike one first
touchdown during the game, never hav-
ing the ball but few minutes and
then not being able to make head
way. The Ithacans had nothing In the
way of an offence. Their longest run
was by Shiverick, who picked up Vests
attempted placement and ran twenty
yards to his 30-yard line before he
was stopped Miller, Sutton, SILVER
r. -''' N'"~er stood out among Cor
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Rochester
Played Contest
Results Of College
Football Games
Played Yesterday
EAST

EAST
Williams, %; Columbia, 0.
Wesleyan, 10; N. Y. u, o.
Boston College, 5; Yale, 3.
Harvard, 7; Brown, 0.
Princeton, 81; Rochester, o.
Syracuse, "a; Pittsburgh, B.
Colgate, 21; Cornell, o.
Army, s; Maine, 0.
Penn, SIS; Swarthmore, 7.
Colby, 7; Bates, 7.
Dartmouth, 10; Penn State, IS.
Stevens, 81; Conn. Aggies, 0.
Rensselaer,, 7; Hamilton, 0.
Lafayette, Al; Haverford. 0.
Holy Cross, 7; Springfield, 0.
Tufts, 10; Norwich, 7.
West Virginia, 81; Maryland, 0.
New Hampshire, 10; Vermont, O.
Amherst. AS; Trinity, 7.
Bucknell, 27; Muhlenberg, 0.
Exeter, II; Yale freshmen, Z.
Mass. Aggies, 81; Worcester, 0.
St. Johns, "a; Mt. st. Mary's, 0.
Georgetown. 80; Va. Poly, 7.
Union, ii; Hobart, 0.
Boston University, IA; Rhode Island
State College,, G.
Lehigh, 81; N. Y. Aggies, 0.
Dickinson. 20; Delaware. O.
Wash. and jeff, l6; Westminster, o.
Penn Military College, 0; Franklin
and Marshall, 0.
Johns Hopkins, 80; GalIaudet, ..
st. Lawrence, %; Buffalo, 0.
WEST
Wisconsin, 10; Northwestern, 6.
Notre Dame, Ia; Nebraska, 3.
Illinois, 8; Iowa,
Michigan, &c; Mich. Aggies. 0.
Minnesota, 20; Indiana, s.
Wooster, l3: Western Reserve, 7.
Detroit, Al; Bethany, 0.
Carnegie Tech, 16; Case, 9.
Ohio State, 40; Kentucky State, o.
Oberlin, "a; Mount Union, Is.
Franklin, IA; Rose Poly, Z.
Earlham, 27; Wilmington, o.
Arkansas. 20; Rolla School of
Mines, O.
Marquette, 80; Lawrence, O.
Washington, Ia; Kansas Aggies, 9.
Utah Aggies, as: Montana, 0.
Miami, 10; Ohio Wesleyan, Z.
SOUTH
Oklahoma, II; Texas, 7.
Georgia Tech. 20: Vanderbilt, 0,
University of Georgia, 10; Suwanee, o
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Bucknell Triumphs
Over Muhlenberg 30

LEWIsBURG, Penn, Oct. 1s.-Muh
lenberg went down to defeat before
Bucknell here to-day by score Of q
to 0. Bucknell's backs made big gains
around the Allentown ends and off
tackles. Strong interference, which
Muhlenberg could not break up, count
ed largely in Bucknells victory. The
Orange and Blue piled up four touch
downs and kicked three goals after
touchdowns. Mangan. Bowser and Kos
tos led Bucknell's attack. Mangan
scored twice, and McDermott and Bow
ser also crossed Muhlcnberg's limo for
six points each.
The ljne-un.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19
Stewart, triangular meet

Stewart, triangular meet sprint
champion year ago, anchored the
present senior class to victory, with
class 1929 second.
The teams consisted of six men. each
running 220 yards.
Princeton failed to score in the sec
ond half, the only bright spot Of the
play being 65-yard run by Trimble.
which came before substitutes began
to pour into the lineup. The Tiger
line was in no danger, however. and
the lack Of scoring was due to the
loose playing and fumblng of the
Tiger second string men rather than
to any decided brace of the visitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19
Football Officials Named

The officials for tho Dartmouth
Cornell football game, which takes
place. at the Polo Grounds next Satur-
Gay afternoon, were announced yester-
gay as follows: Referee, Charles J..
McCarthy. Philadelphia; umpire, w.
r req murphy, Brown; head lnesman,
=; A. Evans. williams; field judge, +.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19
Lehigh Runs Roughshod
Over New York Aggies

BETHLEHEM, PENN, Oct. 1s-Le-
high ran roughshod over the New York
Aggies this afternoon, using nearly
three teams, and winning by a score
Of 81 to 0.
Sandwiched il between the many
touchdowns was pretty goal from the
40-yard line by Harrington. The Wis
itors put up determined game, and
IN the last minute of play pulled off q
series of forward passes that looked
threatening, but the advance ended
failed.
Tia lino,,n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19

Johnny Evers may rejoin tho Nh.
tionnl League next season. Two iohs
have been offered to Johnny, one as
successor to Hugo Rezdek, as directing
boss Of the Pittsburgh Pirates. the
other as assistant to Pat Moran in the
management of the worlds champion
Cincinnati Reds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19
Middies Second Eleven
Beats L. S. S. Utah Is to o

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Octs 1s.-In we'll
fought contest here this afternoon the
second Naval Academy team won from
the eleven of the U. S. S. Utah by Is
to 0: Scroes were made in all but
the first quarter, though in this period
the 'Midshipmen did their best work
carving the ball nearly the length
Of the field in series Of line drives
and trick plays and putting itin posi-
ton to take over at the opening of
the second quarter.
Cawley. formerly Of Colby. did good
running for the sailors and also passed
cleverly. Both sides made substantial
gains with the forward pass. and both
were successful in getting the ball by
intercepting the long losses of their
opponents.
Soucek who got in the game early
for the 'Midshipmen, did by far the
most consistent ground gaining for
them.
The lineup:
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Northwestern Is Put Out

CHICAGO, Oct. 18.-The University
Of Wisconsin eliminated Northwestern
University from the Conference foot
ball championship race to-day by de-
feating the Purple players, 10 to 6.
Wlsconsin's points were made In The
first half.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19
Daubcrt Gets Recen,ion

Jake Daubert, famous first baseman
OF the Cincinnati Reds, worlds cham
pions, was given an enthusiastic TO-
ception when he returned to hia home
at Schuylkill Haven. Ponnv recently.
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Dartmouth scorins-Touchdowns Rob
ertson (2). Holbrook (sub for Eckberg)
Goal from touchdo wn-Robertson Penn
State scoring-Touchdowns. Way t2). Goal
from touchdown-Cubbage. Referee--Tom
Thorpe Columbia>. | mpire-F. j. Bur-
lahan Time OF periods-I6 minutes each
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Captain Boynton Dashes
go Yards for Touchdown,
Leader of Visiting Team Also Tears Off Cain of
Seventy Yards in Third Period; Blue and
White Tries Desperately to Score Near End
BY Fred Hawthorne

Williams crushed Columbia the gdon Field
afternoon rs that filled with
of thrills cheering ammed
ovehowed, Columbia
oupayed all the whistle, the Wlmown boys
making touchdown period
third and in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19
Union Shuts Out Hobart

SCHENECTADY. N. Y, Oct. 1s-
Union defeated Hobart to-day by IA
0. The scoring was done In the f1r,t
quarter. Two touchdowns and two
,oals in the first fifteen minutes Of
'lay tell the tale. Wittner. hoffman
md Golf starred for Union.
The lineup:
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Anderson Fine Playing
Brings Hhacans to Grief
Brilliant Quarterback Contributes Spectacular Dash
of 65 Yards for Score After Making Forward
Pass That Nets Touchdown; Losers Fight Camelr

ITHACA, N Y, Oct 1sColgae overpowred Cornell BY the ~
Of Il to here this afternoon outclassng the haans
gameness and giving splendid exhibition
attack The Colgate backeld shfty SPEEDY "a Clever
powerful combination Cornell
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The line-up:

Substitutes-Bucknell-- for Hen
dren; Brandt for Kostos; Donaldson for
Bill; Hughes for Mangan: Short for Nor
rett; Wargo for McDermott; McGaini for
Dent; Judah for McGaini Elmer for
Hughes; Moore for Rosenbloom; Ditrich
for Garrison; Stewart for Brandt. Muhl-
cnbcrg--Weber tor Orr: Park for Hart
man: Hartman for Nolde: Green for Carl
ton; Carlton for Weahes: Vansant for
Anderson; Blicm for Vansant. Touchdowns
-McDermott Mangan (2) Bowser. Goals
Following touchdowns--1dendrcn, Kostos
20. Referee--Bennis, OF Pennsylva MIA
Umpire--Mi!er. OF Haverford Headlines
fnan--Hain. OF Urs!nus. Assistant lines
men-1rving. Of Bucknell. and Stroup, of
utica each.
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Touchdown-stout limo of quarters,
10 minutes Referee-Tyler (Princcton).
Umpire - Cochems (wisconsin) Head
linesinan--Captain Surles (Army). Sub
for Georges: Daniel for Travis. Burns for
Byers. Lystad for Clark: Post for Lystad
Maine--Fieman for Beverly, II. Greene for
NeavlinE. Jordan for Hnssey, Mulvaney
for Quinn, Tinker for Small Courtney lor
Coady. Lawrey for Stewart. r. ]. Smith
for G. w. Smith.
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Touchdowns-Naval Academy, 3 But
Ter Woodside. Goal from Aeld-Carney
Referee--Daniels (Georgetown). Umpire
Stevenson(U. SIS. c. Head linesman-Lieu-
tenant Commander Howard CO. S. Navy
Time OF Quarters-12 minutes. Substitutes
Naval Academy, Walker for L. Butler
Souceik for Rooney. Walhouse for Suther-
land. Greber for B. Butler Woodside for
Greber. Utah-Doyle for Cox Heineman
for Cllrich. Wolf for Coombs, Patton for
Cawley. Cawley for Patton. Gresham for
De Young, Hart for Strong
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The Lineup

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Krieger, Coddlng
Beckett. Goal from touchdown Lasel.
Substitutes Williams: MONTGOMERY for
Kreger, Codding for Christian. Tappin for
Hubbard, Hubbard for Tapping. Krieger for
Montgomery. Beckett for Krieger Smith
for Mills; Columbia: ThortOn for Canapary,
Eccles for Johnston, Davis for Hinch
Grace for Weinstein; Moszlenski for Apple
baum. Referee-Schwartz, Brown. Umpire
Mcdonnell. Brown. Head linesman--
Coryell. Pennsylvania. Time Of quarters
IL minutes. q
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Ne" ork te) Position Lehigh (5i)
paterson. ......!A E............La rkin
loss -.-...........L Z. Spagne
ratTouer. -.-..... L. G-....... Mcdonald
Mailman ...,.... Centre. ....... Goldman
WILLIAMSON. r. Ci..........N MCCARTHY
49,, X. Booth
Clark ......... r. wilson
Nichols. ......... l.. H. I,iston
Titus X. H. B .....Henzleman
winchester. .F. Is. ......... Wysocls;
Tonchdowns Douglas (2). Harrington
carlson smith. FRAN. Cozzens Goals
rom touetdowns, Mae.nnes so, Booth
81 ohearn. Goa from ield Herrinxton
Substitutes. New York, Plate for Pater
son. shea for W:.%inson; Lehlgh. Coleman
ior Herrlngton. Smith for Henzleman say
man for l.arkin, Gulick for wilson. Bat
nam Tor Goldman. Douglas for Liston.
Cus!ck FOR SpagNa. Good for Smith. Carl
son ior AenzlemaI.. Frain for Gul!ck Tur
ner Tor S!Xman, Maginnee for Mccarthy
Johnson Tor Booth. Bergdoll for Cusirk
Cusick FOR Coleman. Referee. Fonda
Stevens Umpire Ryan. Michigan. Head
i,nesman Whitney. Lehign. Two 10 and
Two 12-minute periods NV
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IIarvard's Fierce Drive at Start
Oyerpowers Brown: Score 20
The Lineup

Harvard t7> Position Brown COZ
Ryan. .... Il. L....-.....: Brisk
Kane. ............. L T...,...... Sinclair
Clark .........,..,1. G........ .Shurtler
iavemsyor....... Cen. ........... Brace
woods. X. c.. Mich OILS
Sedgwlch. .......R. .Johnstone
steele. ..R. E........ Albright
Murray. B.......... Coulter
Humphrey. .....1. II. R........ Brooks
Casey. +. H. B.,....... Emery
r. RorweAn. .......F. B........ Armstrong
Touc hdown, r. Horween. Goal from
touchdown, r. Horween. Substitutes Har-
ward. 1orween for Casey Hamilton Tor
=. Horween. Faxtn for Ryan. FELTON, for
Murray. Brown, Edison for Sinclair, GU
Han for Johnstore, Williams" for Brisk
Fox for Coulter, tombstone Tor Gulian.
Shupert for Emer.' Oden FOR Brooks, Adj
for shuperr Brooks for Oden. Brisk
for Williams. Oden for Brooks. Williams
for Brisk. Herrlctt for Oden. Referee
w. 9. Langford. Trinity Umpire. Hugh
McGrath Boston College I.inesn.an. D.
T. Sullivan, Syracuse. Field Judge. w &
Cannel. Tufts. Time OF periods, II min
utes.
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The Line-Up
'rincston (sO Position. Rochester Co

uchdowns-Ciharrity. Bigler Knox.
Trmble Goals from touchdowns-Str
Ding, Murray. Substtutions-Knox for
Lourie. Mcnamara for Biger Campbell
for Newton, Murray for Strubing, Brown
FOR Hummell, Sweet for Trimble, Lynch
for keck. Williams for Mcnamara La
marche for Harvey. Wilmer for Knox
Hopkins Tor Murray. Speers for Rothchild,
w Wegier for Harris. Destefano FOR Sweet,
ir,' for Wegler, Cooper for
Destefano. Porter FOR Baker. Hooper for
McGraw, Sinclaire for Spears Poe for
Hopkins. Referee-C r Price Swarth
more. Umpire-D. F. Fultz. Brown. Head
nnesman-F Palmer Time OF quarters
twelve minutes and 10 minutes
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nell's players.

touc nooWnS - WATKINS 90, Anderson
Goals from touchdowns-West go. Sub.
stitutions (Colgatc) w bster for Watkins
Woolsey for Clio. Hanson for Cottrell
logan for Harris. Edkns for Anderson
tCornelD, Strauss for Miller. Dodge for
Taylor, Hoag for Sutton. Hasbrouck for
Mackenzfe. Mackenzie for Hasbrouck. Ems
worth for Cunneen. Cunneen for Ellsworth
Ellsworth for Colvn, Strauss for Pendle-
ton, Pendleton for Strauss. Refcree-W
.. Crowel. Swarthmore. Urnpire-H
Okeson. Lehigh. Field judge James
Cooney. Princeton. Time OF periods-lt
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Tonchdown. Wehh. Goal from touch
down Hoote. Goal from field Boote
Snbstitutions. for Wesleyan. G. Peck for
nerie", J. Peck for Travis Lawson FOR
" epb' Heuer for Steele. Abbott for J.
Feck Travis -or Abbott Webb for law
son Brown for Dixon: for New York Uni
versity. walters ior Martindale. Levin fo-
NJ room = Gilloon Tor Horrigsn Tyne for
Rarkhurst. Peters for Tyne. Adelstein fo-
W alters MacCumner for Quincy Referee
Crowley Bowdoin. Umpire, Hatch VIII
1rs ms Head lin, sman. Hennessey. Brown
Time OF periods IL minutes each.
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! UUCIuOWH6 ~SteVenB: FOrd (y1, B1OSG
Deghuee. Goals from touchdown-Bioss (2),
Goals from f1eld-Goodale. Safety-Hop-
wood. observation-disclosures Herty for
Dcghuee. Goodale for Benjamin, Mowton
for Herty. Johnson for Heinen. swenson for
johnson, Hopkins for Egger. benjamin for
Goodale, Emerson for Carlson, Ferrari for
Fiockhart. McCafery for Deghuee. Wallace
for Henen; Conn. Aggies frost for Pres
colt. Rishord for Sneidman. Grofr for
prentiss, Clark for Gleason. Referee
short. Maryland. Umpire-Reed Spring
field. Head linesman--Cummings Lafay-
cite. Field tudge-Cotter. Mississippi
MISUNDERSTANDING. Columbia Quar-
ters-Four 15minute periods.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-08-22
TO C. T. FoULKs.
J. A. Foulks VS.. Elva May Weaver
ct ais.

J. A. Foulks VS.. Elva May Weaver
ct ais.
IN Chancery Court, Obion County,
Tennessee.
In the above styled cause it ap-
pearing to the Clerk and Master from
the bill of complaint, which is sworn
to, that the defendant, G. T. Foulks,
is nonresident of the State of Ten
nessee and a resident of the State of
California, so that ordinary process
of law cannot be served upon him.
10 is therefore hereby ordered that
the said above named defendant APP
pear before the Chancery Court of
Obion County, Tennessee on or before
the First Monday of October, 1919,
that being the first day of the regu-
lar October term of said Chancery
Court, and make defense to the said
bill, or the same will be taken as con-
fessed by him, and the said cause set
for hearing ex-parte as to him. 1t is
further ordered that publication of
this notice be made for four consec-
utive weeks in The Commercial, a
weekly newspaper published in Obion
County, Tennessee,
This August IL, 1919.
GEO. A. GIBBS,
Clerk and Master.
J. B. WADDELL, Sol. for Compl't.