davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-23

po nevelikem odporu nekte-
rych odbocek, kterez 81 X to-
mu cili zadaly svolani tezkopa
dneho sjezdu, Ustrednim W.
borem c. N. S. Chicago, ok
trojovany. O teto cinnosti "a
kulisni vedeli pouze zasvecen-
ci. Zatim pocal jsem, abych
oklamal rakouske konsulaty,
cinnost pro uncle udy, pro
alz zdanlive jsem do Ameriky
prijel. DR.. Iska vykladal 81 o.
vsem me mlceni We svGj pro-
speech primo mne vyzval, a.
bych praci proti Rakousku We
refine odsoudil, bylo to prave
V dobe bratrova prljezdu do
Francie a pusobilo tedy straSli
YOU komikou, kdyz jsem ma W.
zvu Iskovu odpov6d6l prvou
vefejnou schulz dne 8. listopa-
du New Yorku, kde jsam
prohlasil sve poslani a odsou-
dill tvrde rakusacke radeni l.
skovo. Cd te chvile nasel jsem
V lSkovi jeho stoupencich tez
ke vasnive nepratele. DR.. l.
Ska vrhl Sc ma mne rafinova-
I nostl jen jemu vlastnl, nevy-
hybaje Sc nadavce, pomluve,
Iii a zadne Spatnosti, cd nlz
doufal moji porazku. Vypukl
boj, tezky a nesmiritelny, ne
hoz bylo jedine tvychodiska
bud vftezstvi, nebo pad ISkuv.
DR.. lska pochopil nyni pine
! Vyznam me cesty do Spoj. Sta
tn a pochopil to jeSt6 jasneji,
kdyz Jsem pocal svoji cestu po
ceskych osadach We Spoj. Sta
tech. Ale elm usilovneji bill l.
ska po jmen6 Vojty BeneSe,
ma nejz koncentroval Sc nyni je
no ntok, prot n6muz nikdy u
toclti nepre5tal, elm zbesileii
bll pO ostat1ich, tim vytrvale-
! j Jsem sci americkou pevninou
cd mesta k mestu, cd fanny k
farme, cd ceske osady X osa-
de a mluvil k naSemu lidu. BY
ly to casio tezke chvlle zapa-
su, 8tradani, ba zoufale chvi
lie otresu, V nichz byly nadeje
nase ubljeny zoufalou situaci
ma boJlstich, ale byly chvile ia
Ike pine krasnych civil. Pozna
val Jsem ma svych cestach 20
Amerlca cesky lid. Az budN
moci jednou vyIiciti tyto cesty,
trVajlci 3 leta a tahnouci Sc od
okeanu k okeanu ia tisice mil,
az budu mOci povedet O straS-
nych zkusenostech svych mezi
naslm lidom, bude mi take po-
4
prano poVedeti 0 VSech tech
kraSnych naSich zapomenu-
tyeh lidech Texasu, Minnesoty
Nebrasky, o obetavych horni-
clch Pennsylvania, o dusich sill
nych a cistych, prostych a chu
dych bohatstvim, ale velikych
virou dejinnou spravedlnost
a bohatych zla,ym lidskym
srdcem. Jmeno Kovare boston
3keho, Jmeno Antonina Petra
st. Louis, bratfi Wimru te
hoz meSta, Jmeno chudeho ma
lemce kruSlnskeho z Texasu,
jmeno chud6 divky Zofie Ma
Jerove. stareho Rendly a Petra
RaostaJna q Oklahomy, nadse
nho pracovnika Fr. Kubce y
Chicago, jm6no Rud. Krize q
Kalifornie. ia jmana nesmi BY
tt zapomenuta. A to byli lide,
leJlehz nesmiraa laska k ces-
ko ensk5lnu lidu silila hfa
la mas We chvilich nejtezsich
zkousek a nejstrasnejsich otre
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-23

81 "A bylo tech jmen mnoho,
velmi mnoho. /
Zatim co Ustredni Vybor "a
vedeni dra. Fishera a J. Tyrzi |
ckeho pracoval V Chicago,
budil a organisoval nase rady, |
rady c. n. S. = BrZy pocaly
rusti move odbocky po cele A
merice, pocali vyrustati horli-
vi pracovnici ma vsech stra-
mach take organi3ovali veli-
kou armadu vernych dust. Ma
zapade Serpan z Omahy, ma
Vychode znamy horlivy pracov
nix K. Voska, Tuna, Cisar, VI
Chicagu Layer, Bernreiter a CT
.nler Clevelandu, po ctyri le
| q pevne bez oddecnu. Kdyz
po me ceste do Texasu otevr.l
sc nam nadSene oddan6 TIE
6sas, t9hdy jiz I8ka poznal, re
ztratil sVoji pri ce5kym sve-
domlm. Jestlize naSe odbocky
roku 1915 citaly Sc ma desitky
90 trech letech prace bylo jich
| jiz celia sta.
Vyslodky pax nasi prace,
zprvu tax nepfiznive, rozrusta
y Sc do krasnych plodu. Jed
1alo Sc nam nejen 0 vysledky
financni, jednalo Sc nam o.
vybudovani moralni silly naSi
tevoluce. | to Sc podarilo. Ma
ucili jsne Sc mluviti k nase-
mn lidu, proste, opravdove a
id pochopil a nasledovali ma
Sc vyzvy pres vsechny pfekaz
KY. Ba neopustil mas ami tehdy
.ldyz Sc zdalo, ze Jest vSe mar
10 a ztraceno. Mluvil jsem k
.idu a rikal: Nechceme vase
penize. Myslite-li, re ty nam
lde, nechte 81 jo. Chceme vase
srdce vase 3v6domi a vine,
re date nam sve penize, pri-
! klonita-li Sc srdcem k Cesko-
'lovenske revoluci. Byla to We
Iika politicka a narodni sko-
la, kterou prochazela ceska A
merika po ctyIi leta. Sve made
je polozili j3me ma drobny lid
Nase organisace byla napro-
'to demokraticka.
A vysledky jeji prace nej-
lepe Sc jevily onech 100000
pflmych i neprimych clenech,
kterl Sc hlasili do naSich rad. |
Bylo to ma prvem miste SokH
stvo, ktere pochopilo svoji po-
jlnno1t postayilo Sc ga mas
celymi svymi fadami mraVn6 i !
lnancne. Organisace d6lnicke, !
OrganlSace naSich zen, organi-
saci podpurnych spolku syobo
domyslnych nasledovaly jeiich |
pfikladu. III vsichni prichazah |
jako clenove neprimi, vedle ii |
'icu clen5tva pTimeho V odbo-
ckach. Dnes pc 4 letech prace
nachazl Sc V radach c. n. S. |
"a $50 odbCcek po vSach anne
rickych statech. A vSechny ty-
% vetve sta!y Sc horlivymi apo
'toly ceskOslovenske samostat-
nosti mezi americkym lidem, |
pTopagujica il slovem tiskem
Pfednl nasi muzove 2 inteli-
genci, znajlce vyborn6 povahu
"A akousk6ho zpatecnictyi, pred |
naSkami svymi clanky V anne
1ckem lidu a tisku konali pra !
G neocenitelnou. Predni misto |
mezi mimi zaujal zajiste Ka-
rel Pergler, pravnik Z Cresco.
Iowa, ktery nejsn vybornymi
brozurami, ale take cetnymi
pfednaSkami mnoho prispel k !
toliu, ze ceska pre- dcsla slu-
chu aneric keho lidu.
(Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-23

jennych Statu za3tavi toto h1u
tt jako nebezpecne a nevlaste-
necke. Ba byli mnozi, kteri 81
takoveho konce hnuti naSeho
re srdce prali. Byli JIM, ktefi
vefili rakouske vftezstvi a.
bali Sc, nebo alespoh tax pro-
hlaSovali, re rakouska vlada
krute Sc pom5ti ma pribuznych
tech krajanu, ktefi Sc prace G..
N. S. sucastni. A byla fada IL
di protirakouskych, kteri Sc
svym vudcem drem Iskou, vud
Gem svobodomyslne frakce a.
mericke sli oddane Rakou-
,skem. Jeho stoupencu byli tisi-
ce, zvlaste ma nasem venkove.
ISkovi stoupenci byli vybojnl,
We svych utocich neurvall a
lnevybiravi. DR.. ISka stal Ra-
kouskem svuj tabor d0vedl
Stvati do zurivych utoku ma
slabe nase posice. Nutno take
priznati, re mezi prostym Ii
dem nasim We Spoj. Statech
nebylo nikdy duvery dosti We
vudca. A tax velika vetsina sta
10 mino naSe snazeni a k nemu
nevslmava zvlaSte proto, re V
takovem stanovisku k hnutf by
la trvale posilovana. A tax V
prvem roce sveho zivota ro3tla
organisace velmi pomalu, ba
byly chvile, kdy Sc zdalo, ze
podlehne divokym utokum lidi
Rakousku oddanych.
Zadne zpravy neprichazely
z Czech krone urednich zprav
rakouskych, ktere hlasaly, re
rakouSti narodove baz rozdilu
stoji Sc svym starym cisarem.
Nebylo nikoho, kdo by autori-
tativn6 mohl sv6dciti o sku-
tecnem citeni ceskeho lidu do
ma, krone appelu profesora
Masaryka, proti nemuz ISka
hanebne utotil a vyznam jeho
snizoval.
Prese VSechny tyto nesnaze
mutt zilo a ujashovalo Sc jas
1eji a ja3neji svuj veliky ukol.
Poaadavky prof. Masaryka v
prvych techto dobach byly eel
KEN velmi nepatrne. Zatim CO
rakouska propaganda We sv6-
te utracela miliony dollaru, DO
clnala naSe akce tax nepatr-
nymi prostredky, re historik "a
hranicniho hnuti stane jednou
jako pred zazrakem pred tim
to faktem. Neni duvodu, proc
bychom nerekli, re prof. Masa
ryk zadal 81 roce 1915 pade-
: sat tisic dollaru ma revolucni
: akci 2 Ameriky, ale my jsme
mu jieh DAFT nemohIi. TAX tez-
Ike byly naSe pocatky.a
koncem cervence 1915 po-
darilo Sc mi uteci q Rakouska
; a Y poloViei srpna dostihl jsem
Sc svou rodinou Noveho Yorku
| Vudcov6 Maffie V Cechach
chapali iasne historicky W.
2nam ceskoslovenske vetve v
Amerlce pro nasi revoluci. A
hledali nekoho, kdo by mohl
! prchnouti Z Czech, ably vetey
! zamorskou informoval die
potreby pusobil mezi nasimi
> kraJany pro konsolidaci narod
nich naSich sill V Americe. Vol
: ba padla konecne ma celkam
= neznameho brandyskeho ucite-
' lc, jehoz odchodu nebude iiste
: pflkladan politicky vyznam.
: ZvlaSte pax proto, ponevadz
+, sc podarilo najiti pro ne.j po-
4 slanl. pfirozene fingovan6, jez
no priblizilo pine srdci rakou-
skych ufadu. Do Spojenych
: Stata byl isem tedy poslan ia
: a Aa cestu postal mne prv6
4 fad6 DIR. Scheiner, starosta G..
| 0. s, DIR. Premy5l Samal, DIR.
/ Frant. Soukup konecn6 mui
= tratr Edward.
| pon6vada V dob6 m6ho od-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-23
ZVLASTNf
UPOZORNENI!

Uvadime ma vedonai CT odbe-
ratelum, jimz sc "Svet" postou
zasila a jinz prcdplatne doslo a
kteri nebudou miti cd l. zari
1919 ma novo predplaceno, re
hudem nuceni ma zaklade postov
niho zakona zasilani listu zasta-
viii.
V ucte
VYD. "SVETA".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02
Lafayette, With Capt. Weldon
Starring, Overpowers Cornell
lthacans, Completely Out
classcd iii Every Depart
mcnt, Score a Safety

ITHACA, n Y. Nov. l.-Lafayette
outplayed and overpowered Cornell on
q muddy field here this afternoon,
winning by the score OF y to =. The
fast. heavy backs OF the visitors cir
cled the Cornell ends repeatedly for
big gains. 1t wa1the superb work Of
Captain Weldon. "the Lafayette FULL
back. which was the biggest factor in
Cornells undoing. ne ran with the
speed OF bullet. sure footed despite
the muddy field and time after time
ripped OF substantial gains.
1t was Weldon's long runs that gave
the visitors their chance to strike for
their first and third touchdowns, and il
WAS Weldon. who twice or the fourth
down when Cornell had braced and
had seemingly met the onslaught, who
hurled himself through the centre of
the line for the score.
The IthacAns were crippled behind
the line. starting the game with three
substitute backs, but Lafayette would
have won anyway. She out jumped Cor
nell in the line, especially in the sec
ond half. and the twelve pounds ad
vantage in weight she possessed behind
the lire counted heavily on the sloppy
field
With their weight and power the
Lafayette backs got tremendous mo-
mentum and they were very hard to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02
ArmyTriiunpl's
After Trailing.
Tufts Eleven
Soldiers Pile Up 81 Points
in Second Half; Rivals
Tally l3 in the First

WEST POINT. n. Y. Nov. l.~Tufts,
although they eventually lost by "a to
10, threw scare into Army supporters
day when their plucky team, pitted
at first against eleven second string
players, scored two touchdowns and one
goal. putting themselves thirteen points
in the lead This bombshell hit the
Army camp during the first few mo
ments Of play and its explosion caused
veritable panic among the soldiers.
Hurried calls were sent out for the
Army varsity men and rs fast as the
players on the big team could get into
action, the coaches sent them forth to
battle in the sea OF mud which covered
the gridron throughout the afternoon.
by the time the Army was ready for
the second half, all the regulars were
in the fight, but the cadets were trail
ing 13 to 0. In the third period, how
ever, the Soldiers made seven points
and added seventeen more in the last
quarter.
MacChia, a fast man at end for Tufts.
snatched an Army tumble on his own
35-yard line in the first three minutes
OF play and ran to the collegiars' first
score. The goal was kicked by Thorn
ton.
Play Evenly in Second Period
Cornell duplicated this feat within
two minutes. when an Army substitute
back fumbled about the same spot, ex-
cept that Commell was stopped from
behind when he hit the Armys 5-yard
mark Two slams at the Army line
broke it wide open, Smith carrying the
oval through for the score, but the
goal was missed. |, was here the Army
coaches sounded the call for help and
the weak spots were hurredly bolstered
up. The elevens played the second
quarter at about a standoff.
McQuarrie smashed through Reardon
and Sellow for ffteen-yard run for
Army's first score late in the third
quarter. McQuarric kicked the goal
Immediately following the opening
Of the final period, after Wilhide had
heeled punt on Tufts 44-yard line.
McQuarrie booted pretty placement
goal from this point. Later on, Byers
got on a loose ball fumb ed by Martin
on Tufts 3o-yard line. After trio
OF smashes al the line, Daniel opened
up hole for McQuarrie and the big
back broke through for another run TO
touchdown. kicking the goal mo-
rent later.
Lystad's fine work gave the Army
its final score, the 1.-THE back slicine
through behing Daniel from the 5-yard
line. McQuarrie kicked goal Blaik.
Greene. Daniel and McQuarrie starred
for the Army.
The iirG-un:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02
The Lineup

stop. Besides they worked behind fine
interference. Cornells substitute backs
gave the best offensive exhibition any
Cornell team has gwen this year, but
they lacked the punch to carry the
drive through.
Lafayette scored the frs. touchdown
in the first six plays Of the game, Wei
don running back the kickoff to mid
field. Four plays put the ball on Cor
nell's l0-yard line. anc Hauser circled
right end for score.
The visitors scored again in a So
yard march through the Cornell line
in the third period. and again in the
fourth, when Weldon's 30-ysrd run
gave them a fine chance. Cornell scored
a safety in the second period, when
Lehecka blocked Sheferick's attempted
dropkick and the Cornell captain was
downed behind the line by pendleten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02
hE
JOkGRS
Syracuse Ontpla>s
Bro wn " arriors.
Winning by Is to O

PROVIDENCE. K. /, Nov Goa n
ONe4's Syracuse eleven VAS far TO
strong for Brown on Andrew tleil
this afternoon and won IN hollow fasa
ION Is 20 %. Ackley. : r.caSe sl4f.ef
back. Va -re part en- ar thora in 4H
SIDE % the Brunonians, scoring one
goal from ne neid, d touchdown kick
ag his own goal and scoring again 10
placement kick
Syraeuse received the ics-oif and
advanced ne ball 20 Browns eight
ssrd line by q series cf line r. 49,.
-asb.e. then .ried IL forward pas.
So nirn trlerv lnferc. ot.0 Tho Rro,n
iail0acs fun bed the ball. however 7.
was Syracuse- last down ard te
period ended VII tho ball IL brew'
possession.
Browns defence seemed 10 s,.ren in
the second period and RI frequent ~
terchanges Of purts. Emery had tao
verdict. With but fifteen seconds more
- play. Ac1ley dropped baca AN
kicked Tho 0all over tre bar from --e
ard line
Ia HE tnird PERIOD syracuse 5sr
Is rushing tactics again. ~ =
carry TX ,ne ball most OF the sire
HIS first touchdown resulted from IN
Il grt yard plunge through the ife
Brawa haa Tie ball more taan ~
ether time In the third % nod, h.t
Syracuse finally advanced - rne
yard line AcAley sienalled ter a
placement kick, bootIns the ball hi4-
sell, instead Of Sega. who had male
several Intellectual attempt Tne h4iI
sailed sq.arely over the bar
Only twice during rhe ean.a .a.
Brown get frs coNr. Srac4 F,
found the rght SIDE OF Brown sae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02
Penn Beats Penn State
In 'Cross-Countrv Run

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. The Inl-
versity Of Pennsylvania defeated Per-
State cllege IN Il dual cross country
run here today by % points 70 81
". 5 Cunning CHAM. Of he University
Of Pennsylvania, finished Hrs. m The
nve-mile event. negotiating re dis
lance in % minutes and B. seconds
". f. Irwin, University ef Pennsyl-
vania, WAS second, in % minutes ard &
seconds. while " L. Shields of Penn
STATE took third place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02
' ermont Beats Hamilton
BY a Score of E to O

CLINTON, y y, Nov. With Cap
tain German GU, Of IL game Hamilton
lost is tirst home contest this afternoon
on steuoen field to Vermont The score
was TO o The field vas TOO soggy for
an open game, Hamilton making the
only successful forward pass in the
fourth quarter. receiving Brocks's punt
on Hamllton's lo-yard line, Pape rum
o.ed. the bail rolling over the goal Inc
where Lawson fell on it COR touch
down No goal was kicked
--- it-,anD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 1.-The hitherto University Of
football battling
the last ditch bowed defeat
lighting Of Penn was
. o
touchdown by Robb the
the
Pennsylvania 2Syri line period
the
sbattei dosper acvi n aud dv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02

Il vas Penn's turn to stop her OPP
Ponent's advance, and she did. the line
holaing splendidly against fierce at
.ackS. Way shot pass to Captain
higgins. who ran eight yards TO
Penn 3O-yard line. Conover tried II
goal from the field, but failed to put
u over. 4 few minutes later Cubbage
tried his foot at kicking goals, this
tine from the yard mark, and failed
- I've feet.
Players Tackle Savagely
The last few minutes Of the period
ound both teams fighting Nercely and
several times play had TO De halted
as men we're put out by savage tackling.
Inc ball was on the L. of ?. 40-yard
line as the third quarter ended. At
the start OF The last period Robb heaved
q forward pass to Captain Higgins, who
ran ght Yards before being brought
down by Henie Miller on PENIS %
Yard line State was hammering away
merctessly At the left side OF the line
ard substitutes were rushed TO repair
the damage
Standing on the 25-yard line Con-
mover. with Robb holding the ball,
nude placement kick, and the ball
shot over the bar for a goal from the
'ied. making the snail score 10 TO 0
in favor OF Penn State.
An exchange OF punts and tumble
ny State on her l5-yard line. although
me vigilant Haines recovered it on the
yard mark, placed the bali denger-
ously near the goal. Haines, standing
BACK Of the goal line. kicked out OF
danger. and Pearce ran the ball back
Tor twelve yards.
\ continuous exchange of punts fol-
lowed. State being content 10 keep the
Nal ~ ho do
-act.cs, and SO the game ended with
Pennsylvania still attempting 70 lessen
the sting Of defeat by at least one
tally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02
Wisconsin Harriers Lead

MADISON, WIS. Nov Wisconsin
defeated Minnesota in cross country
this morning. The score was 70 to 80.
Captain Burr OF " sconsin won the
race in IS minutes % seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02

-. Iolchao.yns- Army MSauarrle ~ 1.ys,sa-
Amy McQlArrie 15l Tifts Thor..fs Gnal
Ilom fed-ATny: Mcouar-ie Refer.>-Andre,,s
ale IUpire- nonfellv Trinity Head ms man
Whiting Cornell Time of qusIters-Tssevc min
utes earh
S'4hsituu--A-ny. HlaiR COZ White Dariel ~
Davidson. Travis for Pitzrr C-~ne Tor Ssrar-z
yS.l for nrsidste-. Bryan Tor Storck Bv-rs f9r
hief-er. W'lhde fr George lyslad for Warren.
Terri fcr Eaas. G--so-y for r-rry. Car, for Ges
ory. Nctluarrie Ter Hcid. Tufts Glllis .c- Bare
sfr I.RstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02
Baum Resigns Post

The resignation OF President Allan
7. Baum, Of the Pacific Coast League
OF Baseball Clubs, was unanimously &C
copied az yne annual meeting Of the
league
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02
Simpson Missouri Crack

KANSAS CITY No, Nov. bob
Simpson the worlds champion hur-
dler, has been appointed coach Of the
Missouri University track team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02
The Line-Ufp

Observation-Disclosures 81 f-,n toichdoo.n-C,lt
Sc Goal from nod -Cc1nrer. Referee R.eett
Maxwell. SVt7fNmOre imrrA- Charles ! Ne
Sr;y Germantown ACADEMY Field I'D re-I'o.i
i-avriy' Nwerttmors Head lneHr.sn-E j. O'Br'esl
:" artaInpre ifne n Tssiosis fsftssnl minutes each
~il9stituit~-leru State kiil.ngrr ro WAY Sucll
f'r ESck q Z. Pearor for Runner Stopper for
X Miller A Wray Tor Dieter >sylor ,c rloul a.
he Wray Tor Be- Strauss for Light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02
Fol'ceH's EIeuen Suffers
First Defeat of Season
Hugo Bezdeks Fighting Squad Registers Touch
down and Field Coal in Muddy Arena; Captain
higgins of \ictors Plays in All-Amercan Style

BY Fred
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1T
Pennsylvania football team. batter,
grim courage TO the last ditch. DO,
afternoon to the lighting eleven Of
% Q = favor OF the visitors.
4 touchdown by Robb, the sta
second period. and : goal from the
standing on Pennsylvania s 2S-yard
summed up the total scoring during
opposing teams battled desperately
Rain fell almost from the star, Of the
game. and all through the final period
he gloom descended 50 thcAly over the
5eld that it was difficult 10 see cithor
players or ball f-om the stands. IN
nose last few minutes Pennsylvania
RED with desperation TO score. hurl
Ng forward passes over the Giadiators
struggling in the lne. putting IRE
cuently, on the alera for tumble by
ne enemy
But il WAS not the Blue and Reds
dsy. and the game ended with the bali
az about midfeld. The States rooters
ren INDUCED in wild demon tratlon
la md fel N behind d the. Il, Srnss band
10 parn S.a.e .oan, ! coached hy.
r~r. perAet manage Of me pits
su-gh Nationals.
r,o ~ ro W.;
ne oeS' 'e"" " 'n>
ne BEST team won, out me margin
~as not 50 great q might be imagined.
ife State e.as, Captain BOD higgins :
Nice an A,.-AmeIican en9lgs' ana
5roWA' Vho ae'o down the iet' wing
we're po"ei.rl 1aotors IN sag Y'S
'.ss men ven cow we ne %
~ aNS 81 *" aNe 1'.e4! ~ :
- oe~0'' AUG Oh ''e 'ei'''' DV9''' u
non.
gyms va prooaol' nc greatest
aver on the lied ints o ternoon- ne
state .eader vas every Where DreaNli Z
up plays sn.1ng ms way through the
posing interference and a.~-i-oS s
"'.A - M - 1-s "a" .'-.i3i u 'o''.
''s own e8a 81 1"s me le qua, . .-gG ~ ~
-i'e Aim VIDE oeFtA "aen II 'a'ne -
wing ns around ,h' end7 Tor oastes
Town We ned. nnl even 50 II .sS ~
1.ee'ee ms oFa"ll! persona ~ NJ a.
nos 80 seI''i'-'.~s' - a.. ~ ~ ..
obs - 49,. ~. ,vsS on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02
Panthers Hammer Out
Victory in Last Few
Minutes of Final Period


prrt,rruu,f y ,,.-..,.
% II TX II T. w. a. y oV' len n.
hopes tor football championship Went
agllmmerinc this afternoon when the
- p,-+.h,r,~, .,,.,.~.s ...r
VII" . i4'o-o victory AFTER one o. 'he
rercesr gridiron fights ever seen on
Taylor Field. The Panthers' victory,
,.b;., 49,. -
81,
me game IKE a colt from the oine, was
we'll earned The Smoky City aggreea
ton returned home inhi,ant hn- know-
Eng oha' u mas encountered ohe 'ousN-
est foe OF the season. NOT excepting
probably Syracuse
r,:,., ..... .,.........
7---1- -! 49, ' COW ~
CTS eo-nlght over the deteat. are by 10
means dlsnearteNed. NILE taeN are
offering no $ and butts they firmly be
HeVe maj had the game oeen played
tper a,l,q'v,ts we4'ngr toia'Ilo'.s .ne
victor When the STRUGGLE beoan
hegyv drjle was falling When fIrned
INTO an old-fashioned downDour before
the final whistle had blown. making
the field = veritable o1agnire.
p,,,hor. po,o, il r,4
"''''o'' "'' q - ''e'
MS Sind OF heid and weather vas
pig hanaicap % me local ei,Va'' p'-f-
ecu hrly u regard 10 ~ passing game.
~, on the other hand' seems - thrive
Under sueh coHq9tions. 1t VIII oe re-
meiAoeT re-. me fantner' wa. oPea .Ne
"~sSy vest ''Fg'"'a"s on Jus s"en q
-,
ne teams mao oeen p''s ing on go
'ern'S .Vr ,hree perlo09 ~ " s.app .e
~Hien 'Ar'IIeu some gV' 'pec'A' TO rs
"ppeaEea ma t"e oSad.ocN "o1i-'
eot o. broken ana mat the -, ,,.. would
end IN scoreless ne. " I'm NM
~ ~" - Ite '@9 yei io', -'l'' ~
IT'S o@rgn mad the oa1a On aer ''-yaId
me b'.Vies' "ny i|'o CT Won ne
zane sihgle: Il" l''''o' Snippeu 9-9 ne
s!fna!s; rece1ET' q q rex pas 1. ana s':o
on r!sn' '"cT9g os ,.;aI ap.7'.g'u u.
9er' aisf, n',lDer P -5er noa5a
...,l,. -. ~ - eool u...5 o,,,,- H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-02

l.ait-..- Itupietof rl.Ats ln.i7e u -eser
'rrfnsie|a Head AnrsnAn-Ais-eS N"sate TIM
.t QUAR- ELS ffrreer minutes each.
Substitutes Iianilicr Reeder. Warren. Cacu,
Ucll pl.sll. S@ayer