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The Washington herald., 1919-11-28
TlTLEGALLAUDET DEFEATS WAR RISK
WAR RISK TEAM
NOSED OUT BY
KENDALL GREEN

After successfully holding of the
herce rush Of Litkus. War Risks big
tackle. who was moved over to quar-
terback in the last half, Gailaudet
hnally emerged from its fray a 20 to
- victor yesterday. 1t wss one of
The most exciting games seen on
Kendall Green for some time. For
fully five minutes near the end the
verdict hung in the balance till the
whistle called a halt to the proceed
ings.
The War Workers, outweic hing the
Kendall aggregation by about ten
pounds to the man started on with
a determined rush and within three
minutes after the game had started
they had planted the pigskin on the
Bun and Blues twenty-yard line.
There. however. They met with a
stonewall defence in the Gallaudet
line. and Blade dropped back and
kicked goal from placement After
this initial rush the War Risk men
appeared to slow up. The summary:
Gallautlef posifiops War Risk
The Washington herald., 1919-11-28
BOWIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles
Fairy Prince. l04 tObertI. $40, $50. 2S; La
Balafre. % lPierce). 4eo. so: Edith Baumann.
loi Moris). 40 Time. 50. Ahara, Capital
City. His Nils. Slumberer Il. Charlestonian
Roren. Jacnetta also ran
SECOND RACE-One and one-sixtecnth mile
Napoli. lG (Weinerl, 40. 40. 40 Chas
Francs. lc9 tStirlnel. SO. $50; Caballo. lG9
Collins. Il60. Time, l: 81 As. Mis- Bryn,
Refugee. Mackenzie. Perigourdine, Joan of Arc.
Asterisk. Wewoka also ran.
THIRD RACE-SiI furlongs. Weary. loi
(Hamiltonl. 2 10, $40. 5.3 Sister Helene, ITO
Price), $50. 2so; American Boy, los (Obert).
I. 20. Time, | ~ IS. Ny Dear, Cock o the
Rnost. Phantom Fair. Oriental Park. Larghstto.
Lebluet also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs st. Allan.
IS CWe:ner). 21io. $50. $50; Crank. lis tEnsor'.
50. 2eo; Fort Bliss lo6 Price. 800. Time
. IS Pastoral Swain and GnmalEin also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles.
Ormonda, lis johnson. IL 10. 500. 4.l0 Slipper
Elm. Ill (I'rice,, $40. 40: Old Rosebud. liz
(St:rlinp, 40 Time, l:is 35 Leochares,
salyestra. Kashmir. Sandy Beal also ran.
SIXTH RACE-ODe mile Uncles Lassie. s2
(Richcresk). Eoo. IN. 400; Woodtrap. lis
(stiriingl. 40. go: Bolster. loi Morris. 800
Time. l:I3 Is. " X. Beal. Warsaw. War
Plume. War Machine. St Isidor also ran.
SEVENTH RACE - One and One-siNteenth
miles. Veto lo2 CPiercel, $50. 80. 20: Dandy
Dude, ll4 (Eusor1. go. 40: Stir Up. ld tRich-
ereek). SO. Time. Isl Is Ben Hamrson.
Rockport, Umbals. Ioadstool. Padua also ran
The Washington herald., 1919-11-28
MOUNTAINEERS WIN
FROM w. & ]. ELEVEN

Morgantown. w. Va, Nov. 27-west
Virginia won a signal victory from
Washington and Jefferson here this
afternoon by the score of 10. An
other of those lightning-like forward
passing attacks in the first quarter
such as swept Princeton and Rut-
gers off their feet earlier this year
being responsible for the victory.
w. and ]. twice threatened to score
in the first quarter and throughout
the second half West Virginia con-
tinuously threatened the W. and ].
goal line. having two passes grounded
behind the line but could not get an
other tally
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The Nationals were not able to win
u single one Of the extra innins
games that they lost by a single run.
except the one that went thirteen in
nings. The Nationals managed TO cap
ture this because johnson outpitched
Scott Perry
On the defeat side they lost two
ten inning games; one eleven; two
twelve: one thirteen and one fourteen
innings.
The tables will give you a better
idea just what the team did in this
respect during the past season:
WASHINGTON WON BY ONE RUN.
April 2S-Washington. 1; Athletics. Q.
April 29-washington. 8; Boston. l.
June 1Lwaskington. 1; Cleveland. o.
June l7-Washington, 2; Detroit. i.
June, 29-washington, 1: Athletics O..
July 3-Washington. /: New York, o.
July 2-Washington, /; Athletics. o.
July 3o-Washington, 1; St Louis, 0.
August 1-Washington. 3: Cleve-
land. 2.
August I5-washington. ,; Cleve-
land. 2.
September Washington. 4; Ath-
letics, 3.
September 1I-washington. Z; Chi
cago, 3.
September 13-Washington, 9; De-
troit s.
September 2s-Washington. s; Bos-
ton, Z. Total, IA.
WASHINGTON LOST BY ONE RUN.
April 24-Athletics, 6: Washing
ton, Q3 innings).
April 2S-Boston, 6; Washington,
% innings).
May 21-St. Louis, /; Washington.
0 % innings).
May 22-St. Louis. 5; Washington,
(9 innings).
May 24-St. Louis. 2; Washington.
C9 innings).
MAJ 25-chicago. G; Washington.
90 innings).
May 26-Chicago, 3; Washington.
9 innings).
May 27-Chicago. 4; Washington,
% innings).
May 2s-New York. 5: Washing
ton, 90 innings).
May 31-New York, 6: Washing
ton, Go innings).
June 3-Boston, 4; Washington 3
g innings).
The Washington herald., 1919-11-28
BEZDEK STATE TEAM
JOLTS THE PAINTERS

Pittsburgh. Nov. 27.-For the first
time in seven years Penn state was
the complete master of the Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh Panthers today.
defeating them by a score of 20 to 0
in a game that demonstrated the in
gcnuity Of Chief Coach Hugo Bezdek
and placed him on the level of the
great football mentors Of the age.
The line plunging of Hess, Robb and
Smell. the zigzagging of Way. the lat
ter's fine run of forty-seven yards
through the whole Pitt team and Hig-
gins great run of eighty yards for a
touchdown were only a few Of the
splendid exhibitions of the gridiron
game displayed by the Blue and
White. Pitt was outplayed in every
period.
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BOWIE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Sev fufongs. tHuzzas. lis:
Duke John, ll3: Royal Blood, 10; Anzac. r
Rubidum. 100; Doroth''s Pet. 100; Beaumarais,
lis: tMayor House. ll3; Chimors. llo: peT:'
Dog. l03: "Little Ed, 49, Blue Devil. ll3; Tom
FocI. l3; Firt Consul. 100; Bartlors. leo; Sc
s. Grason. IO3. Also eligible: tThe Dauriin'
ll3; NV. Ward. ll3; st;allagfer. loJ; Miss
stathem, 100. tSmmcr Mccormack entry. tGil-
sherman cntry. sNiurray entry. -New entry
SECOND RACE-six and ouehsh furlonss
tsandy Zeal. lis; tFpe state, nos; FIXING
welshmsn. l's; Satana. los; tGsllashor. TO-
Cinderella, II2: American Boy. los; Violet Tip
TO-; tShillcagh ID, lI2: C,cS o the Eoost
los; Red Domino. los. murray entry. :Beach
Stab'e entry.
THIRD RACE-six furlongs N:ghtstick. 80;
rUultreS. Ill: Hindpostan. lG: ultra Gold
ili; Sister Emblrm, los; 't0nico. lG ~.
Quertin. lis: Brisk. lG7 Keen Jane, lol: Back
Ray. III: Orlando Of Havana, Ill; Jos; l..
Murphy. liz: Toruuato ID. lG: Madame B,ns
loi; 'Mehora zoe; 'tCobait Lass. pi. AZ"
eligible: 'Kingrg ID. Ill; Toso'and. ld''
FOURTH RACE-One and one-sStecnth miles.
tOpheiis. lo7; Tom McTsggart. us; ksshmir.
lis; tBallet Dancer ID, l07; Pen Rose. ~ :
Loocharcs. lis; Duchess Lace, lG. tDaris-fH<
simmons entry.
FIFTH RACE One mile and 20 yard. The
Decision. ITO: Sunnyhill. loi; 'retley. 30; King
John. 10; Ground Swell. lo4; sundial I'd, lOe;
Elected ID, ls
SIXTH RACE--One and one-siHteenth miles.
Lucius. lls; Honcwad Bound, lc;: Stir Up.
1oe; Tt for Tat. io5; Garbage. lo3: 'Napoli.
fo; Bogar. ll6; Chilom Chief. los; Crumpsall.
ls; Mormon Elder. To-: 'ComAcho. lo3; DANDY
Dude. is; Refugee, los; Hope, lo5; frank
shannon. l05; Title. l02- Also eligible: Sunny
hill. los; Caballo. l0; Senator Broderick, 9os' :
Fountain Fay. Il3
SEVENTH RAcE-One mile. Widow Bedotte.
ia; 'Dorcas, los: queen Of the s'a. fs
Susan ~. IS; Mam;te. ITO; Keen Jane. loi !;
'MarEery. 1ol.
nve pounds APPRENTICE allowance claimed.
hsces start at l pm. for the balance Of the
The Washington herald., 1919-11-28
UNSOLD RUNS FIRST
In DISTANCE RACE

Baltimore. Nov. 27.-Jack Unsold.
OF the Baltimore Cross Country
Club. captured the South Atlantic
cross country hike here today. when
he finished just a few yards ahead
of Dan Kelly. OF Lebanon. Pa, who
was hiking II unattached.
Bobby Williams. former South
Atlantic champion from Washing
ton. did n come back by running
third. Danny Healy, another vet
eran of the District. who has held
the title honors, finished a few
seconds behind Williams. while
Schmidt. the South Atlantic cham
pion. captured fifth position after
a great spurt with Mike Lynch, the
Washington dean of distance rum
ners. Montague, of Washington.
finished eighth. and if Bland, of
the visiting club. had stayed in the
race the Washington team would
have captured the honors.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-28
CORNELL IS EASY
FOR PENNSY ELEVEN

Franklin Field, Philadelphia, Nov.
G.-Cornelrs light eleven was an easy
victim for Pennsylvania this after
noon in the final game Of the season
on Franklin Field. The final: Penn,
"a: Cornell, O.
Penn's score resulted from three
touckdowns and a field goal In the
second period. Hopper took one OF
Bells passes and ran ten yards for
touchdown. The second touchdown
was the result of an end run by Light
and a field goal by Bruner from the
25-yard line added three more points.
In the final period Heinie Miller ran
fifteen yards for a touchdown after
catching a pass from Bell.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-28
H. E. DOYLE WINS
AT COLUMBIA CLUB

H. Z. Doyle won both low net and
low gross score prizes in the eighteen
hole medal play holiday event at the
Columbia Country Club yesterday
with a card Of SD-l0-7o. +. c. Levin. d
member Of the club offered cups for
first and second low-net score win
ners and a special prize for the one
having the best gross. Doyle took 4 he
iow-net prize. while NJ. b. Stevinson
with an ~ gross. handicap H. for a q
took second. Albert r. MacKenzt
and Robert L. Finkenstadt. with SIS
tied for low gross.
t. y. McAboy won the eighteen
hole handicap match against par
which was scheduled as the "Tur-
key Day" event at Chevy Chase yes
terday.
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HOPKINS LOSES
STATE TITLE TO
= MARYLAND TEAM

Baltimore. Nd. Nov. .z7-Using the
old style Of straight football with
varied plays through the line that
netted substantial gains and occs-
sionally bringing into play forward
passes that were highly productive
of the desired results. Maryland
State College came through just as
expected against Johns Hopkins In
their annual gridiron struggle here
today and humbling their ancient
rivals by IL to o. retained their lau-l
rels as State collegiate footbsll'
champions.
While it was mainly through line
plunging that the State machine sue
ceeded in gaining the most ground.
the aerial advances which they
brought into play paved the way
for each touchdown.
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land G0bS WIN
FROM PENNSY
lag Ship Eleven Is Beaten
By Hampton Roads for
Navy Championship.

The Hampton Roads Training Sta
ion eleven triumphed in It's game
sith the U. s. s. Pennsylvania team
'esterday at Central Stadium and
Won the championship of the eastern
livision when the land gobs cap
ured the long end of the score from
he fleet gobs q to 13.
Secretary Daniels was on hand to
hrow out the pigskin to open the
;ame- 1t landed in the arms Of Mike
thompson. the referee. and Madden
licked on to Capt. Wheelock.
The Hampton Roads team out
'layed the fleet squad as they regis
cred 10 first touchdowns to IL by
he Pennsylvania outfit. In kicking
he two teams were about evenly
matched as both wheelock and Mad
len got their punts of well with
,lenty of distance down the field
which gave the fiankers a chance to
;et down and tackle the receiver be-
ore he had made many steps.
sehoaeld I'm Limelight.
Reds" Schofield, the Old Mohawk
layer. registered one Touchdown
.fter catching a forward pass from
Hheelock and then sprinting Is yards
lcross the goal line. Reds" was a
ieadly tackle and spilled the opposi-
ion several times before 1t could get
started. Capt. Wheelock. the former
Carlisle player was in every play
nd made spectacular tackles as well
$ being on the shooting end of the
Onward passes.
. Capt Madden, of Pennsylvania, was
he star of his outfit together with
lieut. Brown, who were the most con-
istent ground gamers for the losers.
Madden showed what a forward pass
,eally looks like when he shot the
pisskin I'M :. he arms of Watson for
l 40-yasd gain and a touchdown He
epeated the performance again in
he second period when he heaved
he oval 40 yards to Watson. The
ine-up and summary:
The Washington herald., 1919-11-28
COMMUNITY SERVICE
TEAM LANDS BATTLE

The hockey team representing the
exclusive Martha Washington Semi
nary was defeated Thanksgiving
morning on the Ellipse by the girls of
the District Community Service team
3 to 3 The final goal came in the
last two minutes of play.
Miss Hendrickson. of Long Island.
led her team in scrappy play but the
Community Service girls were a bit
too heavy and too fast for the school
girls. The best playing was done by
Miss Audrey Pierson. Miss Lena San
quin and Capt. Hendrickson for the
seminary while Capt. Bloomer, Miss
King. Miss Stevenson and Miss Slat-
terry shot the goals and saved the
defense many times for the Commun-
ity girls The summary:
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BOWIE SELECTIONS.

FIRST -Race-Duke John, Rubid-
ium. Tom Fool.
second Race-Cock of the Roost,
Murray entry. Beach stable.
Third Race-Arthur-Fran en-
ty' Brush. Madame Byng.
Fourth Race-Davis-Fitzsimmon'
entry. Leochares. Pen Rose.
Fifth Race-The Decision, Sun
Dial End. Teuey.
sixth Race = Comacho. Frank
shannon. Crumpsall.
Seventh Race-Queen of the Sea.
Keen Jane. Widow Bedotte.
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Trinity Beats Roamers.

The Trinity A. c. nosed out the
Roamer A. c. today on the Monument
Grounds, 13 to IL. The lone point
resulting from a goal from touch
down separated the two teams. The
features of the game were the great
defensive work of Mawson for Trim
ity, and the spectacular end runs
of Nettekoven for the Roamers.
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HAMPTON ROADS JACKIES TAKE TITLE -
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Hampton Roads Naval Base. q;
U. s. s. Pennsylvania. IS.
Gallaudet. 20; War Risk. Is.
Rex A. c.. 2s, Seamen Gunhefs.' o.
West Virginia Wesleyan, 81: Cath
olic u. o.
Maryland State. H.: Johns Hopkins.
Western Reserve. 13; Case. 0.
State, 20; Pittsburg. o.
Penn. "a; Cornell; O.
West Virginia, I; w. and j., 0.
Columbia, Z; Brown. Z: tie.
Carolina. 6: Virginia. 0.
Miami. Il; University of Cincin-
natl, 0.
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GUNNERS ARE EASY
FOR REX A. e. TEAM

Rex had very little trouble defeat
ing the Seaman Gunners yesterday
by the score of e6 to 0. Seaman Gun
ners offence was unable to gain any
ground as only one first down was
made by them.
Geibel and Meyer gained many
yards for Rex. Meyer intercepted a
forward pass and ran seventy yards
for a touchdown On two other occa-
sions he made runs Of % and 45 yards.
Rex made thirteen first downs while
Seaman Gunners made only one
The Washington herald., 1919-11-28
POLY
DROPS BATTLE
TO LEXINGTON

Roanoke. Va, Nov. 27.-Vfrginia
Military Institute scored its first vic-
tory over Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute since 1900 here this afternoon.
winning the Thanksgiving Day classic
by the score of 13 to 0. The Tech
men at no time seriously threatened
the Cadet goal line.
Virginia Military Institute scored I'm
the first period of play. Bunting re-
ceived a long forward pass from
Leech and galloped 20 yards to the
goal line. Leech kicked goal. The
The Washington herald., 1919-11-28
HOWARD u. BATTLES )
LINCOLN TO DRAW

Philadelphia, Nov. 27.-Before a
.rowd OF 1890 spectators here this aft
ernoon Howard University of WASH
ngton. D. C., played the Lincoln
eleven to a nothing to nothing draw.
Soth teams resOrted to a kicking game
n the first half as the lines were too
strong to be penetrated.
Howard held Lincoln on six yard line
n The final period. The lineup and
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j ton. Seminole A C.

Snbstitutons-Birch Tor Burns. F. Minnigh for
Yates. Wicker for Ehmonds, Taylor for Beach,
Nhitestone for Mckinney. Corsa for Duncan,
Ford for p Cockren. Poss for T. Cockrell,
Malett for Wicker. Ehinger for Rowan, Winter
wirth for Taylor. McKewen for Poss Touch
downs. Minnigh. Duncan. Owens, Alexander
Goals from touchdown. Alexander Safety 2
heferee. Mr.. Cockrel Cardinal A. C. Umpire
Ar. Mlnnigh Virginia A. c. Head linesman,
Mr.. swan Maryland stsie). Time of quarters,
10 minutes
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hacker for Eckendor. Eckendorf for Harris
Jones for McCm,e. Mcclure for GeibeI, Koogle
for Pennvbacker. Bal for Steyens TOuchdowns:
Harris. Eckendorf Meyer 2 Goals from touch
downs: Harris 2. Goals from touchdowns missed:
Meyer. W. Mcdonald. Referee: O'Meare Mo
hawks. Umpire: McElfresh (Rock HID. Head
Lineman: Graves (Georgetown). Linemen,
spencer and EcglesUn. Time of Periods: 10.
T. 10, L.
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Nationals "Out Of Luck"
in Losing One-Hit Games

The result of all the shut-out which the Nationals
took part are shown below. 1t shows the which the local
able beat and against the who the
them.
In one string of defeats. from May "a until the 2Sh the
Nationals lost FIVE consecutive games by single And
good the locals played ennnng with the New
York going down to Sefeat, A. the 3lst of May.
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Dwer; Els for Crisp: Stone for Ellis: Crisp
for Stone: Naval APrrcntice - WOOdheld for
RoNman: Casey for Wrdheld: Hamel for Cox /:
Sc=tt for Hamel; Bowman for Casey. Touch
1own Real. Safety - Fridingcr On Frazier
Rsferec-Mr Blair tWsr Ri>kl. Umpire-Mr
lsrzce fG W u. Head lnesman-Mr. Ball
REX x. c.. Lnesmen-MesSrs. Adams and
Egyleson. Timers-MesSrs. Thornell and Tyler.
Tine Of pcriOds-Ten. twelve. ten. twelve.
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Ayiators on Top.

Boiling Field Aviators' eleven de-
teated the Camp Meade Tank Corps
yesterday at Boiling Field. % to o.
This is the fifth game the f1iers have
won on their home grounds this
season.
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TouchdoWns-DoWnes Igl. Bouchard. I1ltkus
t2). Goal FROM plscCment-Bennett. Goal from
feld-Seipp ~. Substitutes-Gz Gzllaudet-kanna
rell for LsFontsin; Ffewing for Wilson;
Baynes for Rebal: Cherry for Langeubers; Pax
ton for Randall; Rogalsh for Benedict. War
Risk-Sheman for Frazier; Harvey for Sher-
man; Terry for Montgomery; Litkus for Blair;
Montgomery for Litkus. Referee-Mr. Journay
Y. NJ. e. A. Unpire-Mr. Dugan tGonZaszl.
Head linesmsn--Mr. Daniel Navy.
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hampton Roads: Samnesoh for Dinger. smith
or Sehlapfer Touchdowns: wheelock 2. Bough-
nan. SchOfeld. Wsl<n 2 Goals from touch
owns: Wheelcck. Boughman 2 Schofeld. Mad
en- Goals from touchdown missed: Wheelock.
Iadden. Referee: Mr.. Thompson (GeorgetOwn).
'mIire: DIR. Williams (U. Of P.D Field Judge:
J. Thorpe tCohmbisl. Head Linesman:
.Ir. Palmer Harvard. Time q periods: Fifteen
Minutes each.
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Charlotte Hall Beaten.

Alexandria. Va, Nov. 27.-The
Alexandria High School football
team defeated the Charlotte Hall
Military Academy eleven here this
afternoon in a hard fought contest
on the Shipyard gridiron, 13 to o.
The summary:
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Quacs Trim Truxtous.

The Quacs defeated the Truxton Jrs.
in a hotly fought contest yesterday.
. 10 0. The lone touchdown was
made by r. Beall who carried the bali
for forty yards for the count.
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sul-tituti0os; Roprins-CromweR for Cssbel !.
Barchet for Jones: Dci~on for Cslkius STATE
Gilbert for Bsrral: McDonah for Edel: Smith
for Sullivan. Touchdo~ns-Knode. Mackrr1
Goals from toucbdOsus-Nisbet- Referee-Shaw %
tOhio weSleysnl. Uppire-Dsvidson Pennsyl
vauizl. Head linexman-Harian n'rinretonl
F1e'd ;udge-wbeatley 80. Josin's. Time Of
periods-FIfteen minutes each
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Substitutions-Dreif1s for Midhf: Wright for
Bales. Touchdowns-Ieitt and Hicks Goal
from touchdown-Knight. Reieree-Mr Dough
las. Umrire-Mr. Mueller. Head lneSman-
Mr.. Smith. Tiner-Mr. Marsh. Time of quar-
ters-l2. 10. L. 10. Final score-AlexsndTia High
School. Is: Charlotte Hall Military Academy. o
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Virginia Beats SeminoIes.

Alexandria, Va. Nov. 27.-The
Virginia Athletic Club won a well
contested. snappy game from the
Seminole Athletic Club of Wash
ington here today. 20 to o. The
summary:
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Touchdowns-Dudley. Reynolds. Nettekoven 9.
Goals from toIchdowns. Flynn Substitutions.
L Tehaan for Dudley Daniels for 0'Neil. Cook
for Daniels, Freeburger for Reynolds. Reynolds
for Freeburger. Daniels for J. Tehasn. Referee.
Mr.. Morse. Head linesman. Mr.. Young. Time
keeper, Mr.. -Simons. Time of periods, 10 min
utes.
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Ofacials: Referee-Charles J. McCarty VOef-
mantowu Academy. Umpire-W. q. croweli
(Swarthmore) Field Judse-Robert W. Max
well (Swarthmorel Head Linesman-Ne1l Mar
shall (Harardl. Time Of periods-fffteen min
uteS
The Washington herald., 1919-11-28
WESLEYAN ELEVEN
EASY FOR CATHOLIC u.

Charleston. W. Va. Nov. o7.-
Catholic University. of Washington.
was defeated here today by the
West Virginia Wesleyan eleven by
80 to 0.
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summary: Touchdown-Bunting, Stuart. Goals
from touchdown-Leech. Missed goal from
touchdown Bunting Missed goal from field
Summers. Substitutions: v. NJ. I.-Bachrack
for Leech: McCuistiou for Stuart; Harrison for
Shipley; Stuart for McCuistion; brewery for
Hawkins; Wilson for stuart Ford for brewery.
v. T. I-Pilson for Camper; Godsey for Lam
caster; Lancaster for Godsey; Graham for Lam
caster; Camper for Armstrong; Shaner for H.
Hardwick; Brooks for Graham; Farmers for J.
Hardwick Referee-Langford Trinity. Um-
pire-Gooch (Virginia). Head linesman-Samp-
tst- Albansl. Time Of quarters-Fi Fifteen
minutes each
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Marine Preps Land.

Naval apprentice boys were handed
a jo't yesterday when the Marine
Props won the game ct Union League
Park 3 to D. The summary:
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Nlllette ElnOit.--..-Ioh..- UlAulS MllDOutnc
Referee first half-LuciIle Boyd; second half
GCTtrude Cherry. Umpire. first half-Gertrlde
q Try: second han-LIc;lle Boyd. Goals-Hen-
Or cksOn t2l. PierSon. Blcpmer. King.
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GTWo .as THREEnHa
~ rsstr6 n,.N..t One o,-r WIN " VA
& RBUGS BAERA M -
PARCEL POST-MORTEMs,

The bevei-edgcd the game wasn't
Kempton umblng. although think
better the ball had handles fatest mistake wasn't
Yaes mosscoveed tactics The thcke the failure
the Yale backs to adopt that orphan tumble
The biggest bone of the wasn't pulled in game
tossed off right after were over 1t was
pulled by a wife cracker from New York.
This cuckoo pckpocket from New York
He followed the Yale crowd back 10 New Haven
KIP HERRING.
picker of the Al-Eskimo football elevens)
didn't have signals for ouchdowns Callahan madca big
take throwing the forward
have but Tammany ehrp it's only the
that count BOI4O PASHA.
CVa the Weejee Board Cable Co-Collect)
Why blame Doc Sharpe? You
of day. Besides, when you you
that dumbber doesn't make gymnasium.
DOC SHARPE.
There much penalties for the play gringo
the ofsidc like myself raid Grand
but the miserable Yankee pig shoot gaop
ing FRANCISCO VILLA.
Today is Thanksgiving will follow plunging tactics
and attack the of the line between white
wishbon know opponents right and left weak
will be tackles around the neck Our best
referring old Mince Pie, by
faculty down in Washington. THE PUBLIC
Paris the Thanksgiving dinner and enjoy indigestion
peace Although did Paris achieved ambition
We have the indigestion and the Today Holland
and thankful that Germany only the beating
beating would have been much Therefore, give thanks
but not in habit forming quantities. THE KAISER.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-28

lhg tOf Hrshc>; Payre f.r Williams
- tJ Nurss: IincOln-Parksr for Peters
arr FIR Williams; Myers for Parker.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-28

There much penalties the gngo
the ofside like myself raid beautiful
but the miserable Yankee pig gaop-
ing FRANCISCO VILLA
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-12
Evening Caledonian
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