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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-04
MEXICAN PROBLEM
AGAIN LOOMING
New Revolution Begins Under
Angeles Who Wants Sup
port and Sympathy of
United States.

WASHINGTON, June Felipe
Angeles, who is leading the revolu-
tion in Northern Mexico, proposes in
the event he overthrows the Car
rama government to establish re-
public whose presidents would be
drawn from civil, not military life.
This would, of course, eliminate him
as a presidential candidate.
Angeles plans call for recognition
here, but they have not and will not
form the subject of a communication
to the State Department. The rebel
leader is sufficiently versed in diplo-
matte procedure to know the futility
Of attempting to state his cause to
this government through an official
message until after he has established
defacto government in Mexico. Fol-
lowing is his program as it has been
received here:
First-The elimination of any reg
ular army in Mexico. This means
the disbanding of the federal army
and the democratization of it's forces.
Angeles contends that the history of
Mexico has been replete with Incl
dents whereby the army has been
made the vehicle of ambition by po-
litical soldiers. He believes its COM
plete elimination viii end this sore in
Mexico's history.
To Bar Military Candidates.
Second-No military man, meaning
a man holding a commission in the
army or the holder of any military of
fee, will be permitted to be a can
didate for president All candidates
for the highest office in the country
must present qualifications other than
those of a soldier. In the past, ac-
eording to Angeles belief, the sole
Continued on Page ~
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-04
RETURNS FROM FRANCE.

Mr.. Sam Boiling. who was at
ached to the Sixth Motor Command.
me Of the separate motor commands
With the a. f. F., arrived home Sun
lay after eight months in France.
'ir. Boiling saw service in the back
.reas for months and his command
vas under orders to go into action
when the armistice was signed. He is
BEING cordially welcomed home.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-04

Prof. and Mrs. T. F. MeBeath leave
this week for Biltmore, N. c., where
Prof. McBeath viii have charge of
the department Of mathematics in the
Asheville Summer School.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-04

At the conclusion of the first part
Of the PROGRAM Miss Clothilde Bailey
of the Jonior Voice Department Of the
college rendered vocal solo. Miss
Bailey is An attractive and talented
young girl and is possessed OF excep-
tionallg sHeet voice. A violin solo
was beap fally rendered by Miss
Angilique Higgins.
4 The class prophecy was cleverly
presented with Mr.. James Lane Nc
caskill as prophet. 1t was ten years
from the graduating day in the year
1929 and as the prophet read from
the huge elass record each member
Of the class passed in review before
the audience, each charactrizing and
representing the life work prophesied
for them
The graduating exercises were held
last evening % the high school audi
torium and the baccalaureate address
was delivered BY Hon. F. P. Gaines,
head Of the English Department of
the a. and N. College, it having been
imnossible ~ President w n Smith
who was heduIed to deliver the adj
dress to come to Columbus on ac-
count Of the sudden death of Prof
Carl Leake, Of the A. and M. faculty.
Prof Gaines is a splendid orator
and he delivered a magnificent adj
dress 70 the graduates, emphasizing
the value Of education and the won
daffn ol9ortanities that face the
gpuns tien ard young women whe
livs ln sbis aye re was introauced
IN aseain.ene--
ont
~ essslas delivered q eigia
getfae a1a AsAd 1hirty-two young wo-
men nxsf'roh. meadows who took o.
easlon g compliment and congratu-
late the class on its fine record and
a'n'sss'psns s.
Following y The complete program
OF tne graduating exercises:
ne Process'on' nan . II. Lee
invocation, hev. X. Excel Fry, pas
Tor OF the FIRST Presbyterian church.
Inc saiutatory, MISS Sarah Wood
Mehaffey
Class address, Prof. F, p. Gaines.
of the A. and M. College.
The valedictory, Mr. Theodore En-
cry Patton.
Award Of the Wilde Rib,ns Nor.
gan medal for special distinction IN
American history. presented bv Mrs
Sarah Sheffield ID Miss Annie Iea
Lawson.
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No. M;.a;a c.1s:.
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ne1.''o'', Ise
ro'o"Nis = iuih Hs' OF the
sauu"'es'
Aioa Aston
bertha Lucille Atkins
LOIS Cara Atkins
arthur ferger Banks
Ruoy brewster
Eana Brownies
bsteiie browniee a
Lillian Lucille Chltwood
Liillan Pauline 1ox
Daiias Heard CoWan
Lou Ella DAVIS
Derte Anna duncan
Josephine Eugenia Eekford
annie Lottie towards
Marye Catnarine clover
Minnie lr0iQlHR
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N. Y. TENNIS STADIUM
IF l0-YR. GUARANTEE
West Side Seeks to Get National
Tourney for Ten Straight
Years in Stadium

New York. Oct, "0.-It develops that
Philadelphia desire to take over the
national championship lawn tennis sin
giles is more highly developed than ever.
William Connell and his associates. of
the Germantown Cricket Club seem de
tcrmined to start r real movement.
However. the West Side Tennis Club
will have n plan of its own. The ma
tionaI tourney has grown to such a
stature that it no longer can he ar
ranged for within the space of Il month
or two. II has become so important
and so big in its appeal that il requires
n permanent organization 10 soc it
through Experiences at Forest Hills
not long ago demonstrated that we have
reached tho day of the tennis stadium
and the West Side club is ready to
build one.
However. before the West Side club
can make any plans for steel or con
crete structure ii must get guaran D.
toe from the National Association that
it will have the national tournament for
n period of at least ten years.
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WlDENER SPIKES RUMOR
VIII Not Purchase Part OF Belmont
Racing Track, 'Tis Said

VIII Not Purchase Part Of Belmont
Racing Track, 'Tis Said
New York. Oct. 3O.-RCports that
the control of the West Chester Racing
Association and its plant al Belmont
Park was TO pass out of the hands Of
August belmont and his associates
reached the stage yesterday At which II
became necessary tu run them To
ground Stories came simultaneously
from New York that Joseph II. Wide
ncr. Of Philadelphia had obtained an
option on the track aud was ready to
close the deal investigation in this
city and in Philadelphia developed the
fact that there was absolutely nothing
in the report.
Mr.. belmont said that at first he had
taken the story as II joke. but that it
had developed so fast that it now ried
him considerably.
On top of Mr.. Belmont denial word
came from Philadelphia that Mr..
Wideuer has no intention Of buying
any interest in the plant.
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headliner at the National Saturday night
is expected in town from Cleveland on
Friday night Both rugged fighters.
not clover ny any means and there should
be July +th celebration. Other matches
on the same card are Harry Carlson rs
stanley Hnckle and Max Williamson vs.
Marcel ROdOut. tho Frenchman who made
cood at tho Cambria two weeks ago will
appear in the semi at the same arena to-
morrow night. His opponent viii he Willie
McCloslley. Of Port Richmond. Young Glib
mons VS.. Willie Curry. Johnny Dugan vs.
Young Barney Reilly and Peter Ross VS.
Johnny DOugherty are other numbers.
George Ashe, of this city is supposed TO
meet Frank Moran. OF PITTSBURGH, in the
Smoky city tonight, Moran had this bout
pos, poned from last week. declaring that he
needed more time IN which to get INTO
shape.
Battling Ievinsky, for whom Danny Nor
gan has started campaign to get shot
at Jack Dempsey. has a tough Task sched-
uled He will meet Eugene Brosseau q
Montreal. Can, November TO- Brosseau Is
the latest sensation in Canada,
As believed. there isn't anything to that
TWEEN round bout between Mike Gibbons
and Mike o. Dowd TO a, referees decision a I
st. Paul. Ten-round bouts only are legalzed
in that city. The latest informa tion is
that this pair will box ten rounds in st.
Paul November 20.
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TIGERS MAY USE
SUB" BACKF|ELD
Roper Plans to Save Trimble
and Strubing for
Big Games y
HOPKINS NOW AT QUARTER

Princeton. y. j.. Oct. 80. - The
Tiger eleven still is in the experimental
stage.
The Princeton team moro than dcliv-
cred when it held the powerful Colgate
aggregation hist Saturday to lone
touchdown but, despite this showing.
Coach Roper is not satisfied with the
Offensive strength Of the Tigers.
All week the Tiger tutor has been
experimenting with n new SGT Of backs.
aud il will not be surprising to liud Il
new quartet starting the game against
the husky West Virginia bunch on Sat
urday.
Hopkins al Quarter,
Hopkins has been working smoothly
nj quarter and his worH has impressed.
l. is almost - certainty now that he
viii direct the attack at the start Of
Saturdays clash
\ new recruit was added to the
coaching staff of the Tigers when Jim
Mccormick. '9S. added his services to
b. Roper mcu.
Stlubling aud Murrcy were on tho
field during the workout on receiving
on kick offs and forming interference,
out made way later for Raymond Hop.
bins. DE Stcfauo and Al Wittmcr in
the half hour srrimmagc which fol-
lowed.
Saving Stars
Everything hero points TO tho fact
that Bill Roper is nursing his stars
until after the contest with the West
Virginia outfit. saving his star per
formers Tor the battle with Harvard.
,Maurcy Trimblc, the hard working
halfback to whom the credit belongs
for many Tiger gains. and Jack
Strublng, may start in the. fracas with
tho Mountainous on Saturday, but in
dications are that they will be on the
bcnch before the game is more than
half over. Roper has iuauGurated a
policy Of safety first with his sleadng
hopes.
Dickinson. Spcers and Baron Roth
child have equal chances to fill out As
guards in the game with the team from
thc Blue Ridge. while Lynch is booked
to go in for Captain McGraw il the
coaches decide to give the Tiger leader
II rest on Saturday.
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MRS. VANDERBECk IS
IN GOLF SEMIFINALS
Meets Mrs. Lucas Today in
Match of Country Club
Title Play

Mrs. Nauderbeck plays Mrs. Lucas,
aud Miss Chandler meets Mrs Peck in
the seminal round for the golf cham
pionship at the Country Club today.
Only one surprise marked the first
round yesterday. and that was the VIC
tory of Mrs. j. w Lucas over Mrs, f..
G. BetZ. the former winning after n
closely contested match by the margin Of
n single hole. Mrs. BctH has low rat
ing in the Womcn's Golf Association.
hut has not played as much golf this
wear. n great deal of her time having
hccn given to tennis.
CHAMPIONSHIP EIGHT
First Round
Miss Florence McNerl>. and ..
Mrs j W Lucas defeated Mrs, u. G.
Mrs s s. r. rcck defeated Mrs r W,
BCNd y aud )
Miss Eleanor r. Chandler defeated Mrs
j. u. Elliott. and 4
Second Eight
Mrs Charles Beard defeated Miss H. Ethel
Mrs Burton Price defeated Mrs F. L..
Harding. 2 and l. ~ ~
Mrs Thomas Cochran defeated NJ SIS
I,ouise jackson by default
Miss Lenore Mccall defeated Mrs, +. j.
Kelly hv default.
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GOLF STARS TO MEET
Roxborough Country Club to Stage
Foursome Saturday

FOu'oOIlS
The RoNborough Country Club has
managed to card good golf match for
saturday.
Woody rIatt. who is now n full
hedgcd member of the Royborough
Club, and Walter Reynolds, tho Aroui
mink star. will tackle that formidable
combination. George Hoffncr. the local
champion. and Eddy CIarcy. winner of
Atlantic City's swan song tournament
last week. Reynolds and Platt form
an unusually brilliant combination and
either is likely to reel off a string OF
two or three birds in row.
The duel will start at | 30 o clock,
promptly. and should draw big 1gaI-
lery, as it will be about the best four
some staged hereabouts during the en-
tire season. After the contest is over
the players will be rhc guests of honor
at Il dinner to be given by the officers
of the club. Dancing will follow in
the remodeled casino.
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Penn EIeren to Drill
at Horerford Tomorrow

Pcnu's gridiron warriors will
spend day in the country tomor
row to put on the finishing touches
for the Penn state game on Satur
day The Red and blue will forsakc
Franklin Field for the first Time this
season to practice on the Haverford
School gridiron.
Bob Folwcll has hccn holding So
crct practices at Franklin Field for
the last two days. aud he believes he
will have II heavier cloak Of secrecy
thrown about thr drilling If he took
his aggregation out on the Main
Line.
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RUSSELL-MACK ENCORE
Bantams Meet In Return Tilt at
Shore Club TonIuht

The return setto between Battling
Mack. of Camden. and Mickey Russell,
of Jersey City, at the Atlantic City
Sporting Club will be put on tonight.
They staged great eight round con
test there recently, and as shore fans
wanted TO see them at it again Match
maker Herman Taylor rebooked them.
Two other eight FOUNDERS will be be
tween Whitley Fitzgerald and Johnny
lyman. and Billy Rolph, navy. and
Reddy Bell, army.
Eddie Cavanaugh and Johnny Ray
are to box in the six round opener.
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Stenton Gets Suburban FLAG

The annual banquet of the Philadcl-
phia Suburban League was held last
night at the Walton, at which the win.
ming of the championship by the Stcn
ton Field Club was celebrated by over
100 guests. Harold &. Pike, president
Of tho League, acted as toastmaSter and
presented Il large blue and white pen
nant 10 the StcntOu club.
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Henry Is w. and j. Mainstay

Lawson Robertson. Penn track coach, saw
Washington and jefferson heat syracuse
tackle on the w and j. eleven was the
real star of the game. Pittsburgh, which
PLAYS W. and j. Saturday week mas pro,
tested Henry. on the ground he has PLAYED
four years Of college football
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Another Leonard Wins

PoushI,cepsic. Oct. 30.--Joc Leonard,
of Erooklyu, Silvcy Hurns's entry in
the feathcrwcight stakes, last night at
the Hustler A. G.. trounced Charley
Hayes. of New York. in ten round
bout, Leonard won six of the ten
rounds and never was in danger.
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SCRAPS ABOUT iSCRAPPERS
BY LOUIS IL. JAFFE

T1HE great Lew Tender, as he was
l. christened by experts pugilistir III
Denver. will not box at Milwaukee to
morrow night. Reports earlier in the
week from that city stated that Tender
would meet Eddie FitHSimmons there
in ten round bout. But Manager
Glassmau today denied this, He did
not sign up nor did he agree to FitZ-
simmons bout. Phil sans. II agreed
to have Tender box Richie Mitchell, -
says Glassman, but the promoters
were unable to get him TO meet Low
The reason Mitchell gave, was told,
was because Tender boxed with his
right arm extended. did agree TO have
Lew box with his left arm out. but
still Mitchell refused, The announce
ment of the Fitzsimmohs contest was
unbcknown to me. Tender went
over so big in his two Denver bouts,
according TO Glassman, that all pos
sble opponents decided to give the
Philadelphian the go by. Hence
Icw's return home. lie is planning TO
take a vacation for week or so. and
then will be prepared to make his re-
turn appearance before his home town
fans. While nothing definite has been
accomplished here, both the Olympia
l. and National are angling for "The
Greats" services.
Sccodles is back, in Philadelphia, and, to
his disappointment, without an Indian - p
any out there" says scoodles, and il
there aint any how could r. Imd bring one one
ali OF his bouts. and he thinks Lew y the
greatest boxer in the world. Tender thinks
scoodles is the greatest trainer IN the world
William silvermau. president and treas,
nrer Of the ne% Trg AHdtorSSm tSs Nceum weIGn
November. II announced today that Match.
makfr Marcus Williams had n1i msteMsd he Larry
for the first star bout, Meyer Greenbsum
is secretary Of this club and Lew Crimson
will be the official referee
Al Thompson, of Cincinnati arrived in
town yesterday. lie worked cut; as he
lack o'fSTien's. Or "Fishtins Al" is to meet
Allentown Dundee in one OF the bouts at the
ifSoTpson ifSTrs1 win VIII Mn easily II Jack didn't
say so he'd be poor manager
Herman Miller will GONE up from ,nIGdia- Bali.
weight has date with, Joe Borrsll ~ the
star bout at the Cambria A. g. Match'
iot E Of stStr when spsrrins win {seE psmp- mp
sey and that Borrell might be the tall guy,
hut joseph T. IN good sn"Pn snS sexceptipr of
course. Borrel's constituents
Leon l.. Rains, who sees that patrons of
the olympia are well cared for, doesn't let
n little ihing like heavy cold intarfere
with his duties. Rains, unable to talk above
4 whisper and n very sick man, was around
luistling as much as ever yesterday ar
ranging specially reserved seats. One Of hts
VIC Jobs was to fix up box party to be
slpen on Monday nsht by Representatives
n thc United states SHIPPING board, who
f1iji hsyo Tho Eeneral connse ssan honored
fiifet
Artie avct. Nho n'fslt joey to> IN The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-30
COMMISH HOLDS COIN
VIII Not Pay OFF Yanks Till Court
Settles American Fight

Cinsinnati. O., Oct. 80. Relative to
the protest filed by the Detroit Amcri.
can League Club on the payment of
'hird place prize money of the world
championship baseball series to the Now
York Americans. the National Baseball
Commission ruled yesterday to withhold
the money.
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Jap Player Wins

NJ Iirai. the Japanese amateur billiard
ist climbed among the leaders for the
American Amateur Billiard Association Glass
u straight rail championship at New York
last night by defeating Louis Baum The
score was $50 to SN
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BROWN TOPPLES 225
IN BOWLING MEETING
Cosga Gets 2IO Pins in knights OF Columbus Fete on
Costd'S AHeyS-Otier Results From
the Polished Boards
n THE knights of Columbus League

IN THE Knights of Columbus League
L games. rolled on Costa's Alleys last
night. Columbus kept up their fast pace
by taking three games from Brown
son. and are now leading the league by
n three game margin. Santa Maria won
two from San Domingo Piuzo got
set back AT the hands Of ST. Leo. the
latter winning two games. West Phila
dclphia won one game from San Saliva
dor Brown rolled 225. Costiga 2l0,
Mooney 209 and Brown 2Oj.
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Rabbit Shortage Made Up

Harrisburg, Oct. 3O.-Game Commission
officials say that from reports received here
there viii he mere rabbits when the season
opens on Saturday than for the last two
years. The shortage duo TO a disease which
prevailed during the spring of 1918 has been
overcome In some districts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-30

Newmarket. Eng, Oct. 30.-The Cam
bridgeshire Stakes. ran here Nesete"daN.
were won by Rothschilds Brisand. Lord
d. Afternoons Diadem was second. aud My
Dear. owned by A. W. Cox. was third.
Eighteen horses ran,
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Meds Gas Raron's Dauahter

Cleveland. Oct. 30.-Ray Chapman.
Shortstop Of the Cleveland baseball
Club. was married here yesterday to
Miss Kathleen Marie DAILY. daughter
of NJ. Il. Daly. president of the Easl
Ohio Gas Co.
Iris Speaker was best man.
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lust a lrI' Fish Yarn

Harrison NerniCott and Howard Halt hsh
ing in the white water OF tho Sault Stc.
Marie Rapids, CaIGht two rainbow trout
averaging six pounds each Each man had
to fight his lsh FOR half an hour before It
twas boated. and Kennicott 50 $ that ~ one
" me hiS ra ainhow took off 200 feet of line at
1.-The rate of 100 feet a second.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-30

New Orleans. oct 80. Pete Herman, Of
New orleans. bantamwl.Ght champion, and
Pal Moore Of Memphis will meet in a
twent y-round bout for tho title herc Decem
Der ll Ddminck Torterch. local pro
moter. announced last nghl.
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School Soccer Today

play in a soccer came on the Main Line field
this afternoon. This contcsl will attract q
arge crowd, as Germantown has fast team
this year. Hayerford High ard West Phila
Gelphia High play on the West Philadelphia
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Wins Cross Country Run

Taston Pa. Oct 40 showing excellent
form for so early in the sea son, Bob Craw-
ford, winner of the interscholsstic cross
country championship in 1917, finished hrSl
i'm the dual race between the Lafayette Col
lege and Muhenberg barriers, held here
yee
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Knockout Jatfe Must Wait

The meeting between Young Mike Dono-
van and Knockout Jsffe, scheduled to take
place at the Arena Club Of Jersey city. next
Monday night has been postponed and prob
ahlY will be held on NnNember 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-30

The Harvard scrub team put up great
battle against the varsity Yesterday playing
some fine defensive football
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Norway Ahoy Today

The team of three American amateur
boxers. who are to compete In champion
rhip Journeys in Denmark, Norway and
Sweden, will sail ths afternoon,
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Rehearsal for Cue Title Here

-Four Of the players who will Compete
for the worlds pocket Billiard champion
ship at Philadelphia December ! to IL, IN
elusive were seen in action in brooklyn
last night.
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Harvard to Foil Penn

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 30, Tho Harvard
fencing team yesterday elected ROYAL snow
Of Chicago, for captain. Matches have ,heen
arranged with Columbia, AnnaUol,s PennsEl-
Vania and Yale.
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Rothner wrestIlna Referee

George Poth1er ha been chosen IN Capa 49,
Of referee to look over head-ocks nnd
stranEes when Lewis and S.echer meet on
The v-restling mat in New York next nonln.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-30

Walter French. Rutgerss star haltbaclt.
who was injured in the LehiHh game. is
definitely lost to the team until after the
syracuse game in New York on Election
Day.
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Jack sharkey outpoInted

ST. Louis Mo-. oct so ''ISidr Ressn
"a local bantsmweight, won the newspape'
f.Afikion oVrr lack Sharkey. or New York
u ~ sishsround bevt here lss. nisht'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-30

The Brown regulars ran rampant in tho
scrmmaGe at Andrews Field yesterday.
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The Colgate football squad took the field
Tor practice yesterday minus Anderson and
G'llO, the stars of the team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-30

Buckncli will play its second home ruotba 1
game here on Saturday with tho St Bona
venture College team
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his ankle while running through signals
Hcrsclman viii not be able 10 got into the
Pitt game. ii was definitely learned yester.
day.
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Lafayette College will he without the
services of IIummel tho varsity loft end IN
the Cornell game at Ithaca SATURDAY.