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The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
CRIMSON TRIMS
VIRGINIA,
Fits, New Harvard Half
back, Stars in Whirlwind
Attack.

Cambridge, Mass, Oct 30.-Un-
covering snappy aerial attack,
University of Virginia held Harvard
to a score of "a to o in their grid
iron battle here this afternoon.
The playing of Rhinehard and
Zendel, of Virginia. was an out
standing feature of the contest.
Two of Harvard's touchdowns were
lucky breaks.
Roscoe Fits, Crimson halfback,
.oday and proved a veritable whirl-
wind in line work and kicking.
apt. Horween and Havemeyer were
absent. both attending the Prince
ton-West Virginia game to gauge
the Princeton tactics.
The touchdowns were made by
Hamilton and Gratwick. Buel kicked
a field goal. In the first five minutes
of play Harvard gained by line
plunging and a forward pass, Hum
phrey to Fitzgerald, bringing the
ball close enough to the Virginia
goal to give Hamilton a chance to
put II across. Gratwick kicked the
goal.
in the second quarter Buel drop
kicked from the 20-yard line. The
score stood throughout the third
period. In the fourth period a for
ward pass. Fitzgerald to Finley,
gained the Crimson 40 yards, bring
ing the ball to Virginia's 10-yard
line. Hamilton went over for the
touchdown and Gratwick kicked
goal.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
TARHEELS LOSE
TO MARYLAND
Line Plunging Ability Of
Marylanders Beats North
Carolina, 1910.

Chapel Hill, N. c., Oct. 3O.-Uni-
versity of Maryland gained a 13-to-O
victory over the University of North
Carolina eleven here this afternoon
in a bitterly fought contest in which
the visitors showed superiority of
line driving.
Early in the initial quarter the
visitors threatened to count but a
penalty cost them the chance. How
ever, Maryland again drove down
the field in the second frame and
after a forward pass over the goal
line had been grounded, Eppley, end,
picked up a tumble and dashed over.
Nisbett kicked the goal. A 30-yard
run by Semler through the center of
North Carolina's line in the last half
paved the way for the second
counter. Mackert carried the ball
over from a fake drop kick forma-
tiOn.
North Carolina advanced deep into
the visitors territory at the open
ing of the second period, using a
peculiar forward pass formation
with success. Coach Byrd's men
held on their 15-yard line, however.
The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
TIGER FRESHMEN
LOSE TO YALE, 17-3

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 30.-The
Yale freshmen defeated the Prince
ton yearlings here today II to 3,
clearly outplaying their Jungletown
rivals in all stages of the game.
All the scoring was made in the last
half.
At the opening of the last half
Charlie Hearn caught a Princeton
punt on his 35-yard nne and evaded
the entire Princeton team, running
IS yards through a broken field for
the first score of the game. He i'm
mediately kicked the goal.
Towards the close of the third
period Ken Smith, Princeton cap
tain, made a pretty drop-kick from
the 35-yard line which proved to be
the only score registered by the
visitors.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
Catholics Brilliant Victory
Won by Efforts Of Giant
Halfback-Cadets Un-
able to Stop Westeners'
Offensive.

West Point n. Y, Oct se.-Lead
by giant called Gipp. Notre Dame
crushed the Army this afternoon in
a brilliant game defeating the Ca
dets by ~ TO II. The forward
passing attack Of the Catholic team.
their line-driving, their team play
were almost perfect as they drove
against the hard-nghtIng soldiera
Gipp at left hslfback, was the NOV
ing inspiration OF Notre Dame. He
kicked, he passed. he ran. and be-
fore the fury Of his attacks West
Point was helpless.
The Army was the first 70 score
Exactly three minutes after the
game started French made a bril-
liant run. enabling Lawrence TO
score French was the star Of the
cadets In the second quarter he
again broke away for a 6O-ysrd
run following a punt. and scored
Throughout the FIRST half the Army
was superior in its attack to that
of the Catholic lads. The end OF
the first half found the score II to
"a, in favor of West Point
But in the second half the wear
ers of the Blue and Gold eleven of
Notre Dame overwhelmed the ca
dets In the last quarter Of play
the marvellous team from the West
scored thirteen points. Notre Dame
fought its way into Army territory.
Gipp, the Western wonderman. led
the assault The Cadets halted him
and he was forced TO try drop kick
ing from the 34-yard mark. His
efforts were inches wide and French
punted for the Army.
In the next three plays the Cath
olics worked the ball 20 the Army-s
lO-yard line. Mohardt for Notre
Dame made p yards A forward pass.
Gipp to Mohardt. made IS. CHM
pioughed through the line for 8
yards. Two short gains followed
and Mohsrdt crashed through for
the touchdown.
The Army kicked of and Gipp ran
II back a. yards. The man was sim
ply amazing. He did everything. He
was host OF great backs in him
self. He shot a forward pass TO
Coughlin for a l2-yard gain. Barry
made yards and Winn went over
for touchdown on a DELAYED pass
Gipp missed the goal. The score
was now p TO II in favor Of Notre
Dame
At this point Gipp was taken out
OF the game. A storm Of applause
broke out Of the stands as he stag
gered of the field. The game ended
a few minutes later.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
THREE COLLEGE STARS
IN OARSMEN'S LINEUP

Coach Clarence Hecox sent his
Potomac Boat Club football machine
through a stiff workout last night
in preparation for the gridiron bat
tie with the Washington Canoe Club,
November IS.
The oarsmen showed up well in
the drill and sPurred on by the re-
turn of Capt. John Abbott, who has
been on the injured list, appeared
to be In great form for the big
clash. Walter Dixon, local star,
who is working at fullback; Yeat-
man, former University of Virginia
player, and Charley Wetzel, former
University of Washington star, are
expected to start the game in the
backeld for the oarsmen.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
MEMPHIS WOMAN WINS
SOUTHERN GOLF TITLE

New Orleans. La, Oct. 3e.-Mrs.
David Gaut, of Memphis, won the
Southern Womens Golf Tournament
here on the Country Club links to-
day. The score was three up and
one to play.
Mrs. Gaut showed decided supe-
riority over her opponent, Mrs.
Dozier Lowndes, of Atlanta, through
out. At the sixteenth hole Mrs.
Gaut was two up, but by a supreme
effort Mrs. Lowndes halved the hole,
leaving two up and two to play. At
the seventeenth, however, Mrs. Gaut
played perfect golf and made the
hole in four. thereby winning the
Long drives from
the tee were one of the striking fea-
lures of the new champions game.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
GU. OUTCLASSES
JOHNS HOPKINS.
Favin Is Star as Hilltopp-
ers Win, 2S to 7. Oppon-
ents Score on Fumble.

Baltimore, Nd, Oct. 3o.-Piaying
under a tremendous handicap here
this afternoon Johns Hopkins lost
to the husky Georgetown University
eleven by the score of IS to Z. The
Washingtonians had the advantage
in weight and in experience and
came to Baltimore with the express
intention of thoroughly steam-roll-
Ing Van orman's charges. In spite
of the great work of their backfield,
however. they were held to a trio
of touchdowns while Hopkins COM
pletely upset all dope when in the
nnal quarter Bill Wood recovered a
fumbled punt and ran forty yards
for a touchdown and Hopkins only
score.
In the first period the two teams
played to a scoreless deadlock. CAL
kins kicked OF for Hopkins and the
boot was taken in charge by O'Con-
nell, who gained about ten yards on
the play Ward and Flavin then
started the advance, the former by
line plunges which netted slight
gains, and Flavin by series Of end
runs. In spite of a series of sub
stantial gains, however, the Wash
ingtonians lost ground continually
on penalties, and they were finally
forced to kick. Kenyon essayed a
placement from the y-five-yard
line but the boot was poor and the
pigskin rolled over the goal line.
Ward First to Score.
GanroafAuvr
the second quarter, however. Dur
ing the first few moments of play
series OF end runs w Flavin in
which the entire Blue and Grey line
furnished interference completely
upset the Hopkins defense, and
after working the pigskin to the
Baltimoreans' fve-yard line, Ward
plunged through center for the first
touchdown. Kenyon then kicked
goal.
The second touchdown followed
short time later, when Flavin
again netted several long gains on
end runs. and Hopkins was penal
lied for holding. With the ball on
the Black and Blues 1-yard line.
Malley rounded left end for the
score and Kenyon kicked goal
Flavin later staged a sensational
nfty-yard run, easily brushing aside
all opposition and scoring a touch
down. Kenyon kicked goal.
Third Quarter scoreIesx.
The third quarter was another
scoreless session. Kenyon opened
the final quarter for Georgetown by
making twenty yards around left
end, after which Malley gained
seven more on a line plunge for the
Washingtonians' final touchdown.
Kenyon kicked the goal.
Hopkins made its only score in
the last five minutes of play, when
Calkins punted and Malley signalled
for fair catch. The Georgetown
back fumbled on the catch, however
and Bill Wood by a sensational re-
covery ran forty yards down field
for a touchdown. Markell kicked
goal.
Flavin. Malley and Ward featured
for Georgetown. The flrst-named
player formed the bulwark of the
Washington offensive and his long
end runs were probably the biggest
factor in the victory. Ward was
used mainly on line plunging, but
proved his ability in this regard
while Malley's tackling and running
also featured. The excellent defen-
sive play of the Georgetown line
was also most noticeable. Lineup
and summary:
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
TRIM
COLGATE, 21-7
Yale Stopped by Maroons
For Two Periods, But
Earns Win.

New Haven, Oct. 3o.-For two pc
riods in the game with Yale today
Colgate played the Ellis of their feet
and gave Yale a thorough scare but
the blue jerseyed men won finally,
q 20 l. Colgate came here with no
reputation at all, being beaten or
badly battered by every team she
has met and at the end OF the first
quarter il looked as though Yale
would up and do likewise
Yale scored two touchdowns in the
first twelve minutes but then fell OF
badly. In the second and third
quarters Colgate completely out
played the Blue. scoring one touch
down and threatening twice inside
of Yale's 20-yard line. In the fourth
period the Maroon kept up its good
work and kept Yale on the jump
until three minutes before the final
whistle. Then Yale uncovered a real
Yale punch and, carrying the ball
from the 2O-yard line 10 midfeld,
showed some signs of life.
A forward pass from Kempton to
DilwOrth. on a kick formation, gave
Yale the third touchdown and a re-
spectacle score. The pass went di-
rectly over the line to the Yale end,
who stood on the Colgate goal line.
Colgate's score was well earned.
Receiving the ball on Ysle's 47-yard
line on a kick. Mason used Webster
and Swentor IN a steady attack on
Yale's left side and the ball was
advanced to the 1S-yard line, where
Yale frightened. After three tries at
the line, Mason shot a pass to Web
ster and this time the speedy COL
gate back skirted Yale's right end
FOR a run of 20 yards and a touch
down.
Many Yale subs were used and
thcv could not stop Webster. one OF
the best backs seen in the bowl this
year
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
HILLTOP ASSERTIONS
SPIKED BY TRINITY A. c

The Trinity Athletic Club has sub
mitted the following letter for pub
lication:
Sporting Editor Washington Herald
The Trinity Athletic Club views
with amusement the article in your
paper on Tuesday, October 26. IN
which the members Of the Hilltop A,
c. claim TO have been members Of
the Trinity A. c. up to the organiz-
ing of the Hilltop A. C., and that #
was the members Of the Trinity Club
that organized the Hilltop A. c
They are trying to insinuate that
the Trinity A. C. has disbanded and
has organized under the name OF
Hilltop A. c. In reply thereto. the
members OF the Trinity Athletic
Club want II to be clearly under
stood that they are in no way con-
nected with the Hilltop A. c. The
original Trinity Athletic Club is still
in existence.
Yours very truly,
LEROY H. THAYER.
President Trinity Athletic Club.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
i'm BARNES SIGNS
AS PELHAM CLUB PRO"

New York, Oct. 30.-Jim Barnes,
the famous professional golfer, has
signed a three-year contract with
the Pelham Country Club, which is
building a fine course under the di-
rection of Devereux Emmett, with
a location that makes 1t one of the
most accessible organizations of its
kind in the metropolitan district
on the Boston road at Pelham and
no more than fifteen miles from
New York. This is the first time in
fifteen years before the golfing pub
lie that he has been connected with
metropolitan club.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
DE ENAULT'S LONG RUN
GIVES G. u. VICTORY
Gallaudet Beaten, Is to 7, When Fleet Half.
back Intercepts Pass and Gallops IS
Yards for Touchdown

successfully to maintain for the re-
mainder of the game.
After the usual exchange of punts
in the third period, Gallaudet opened
up its attack and marched the ball
down the field dangerously near the
Catholic goal. Relying on the pass
to bring victory, they found their
efforts defeated at every turn. On
one occasion they sent an incom-
plete pass over the goal line. A
few minutes later. as the period
ended. they had the ball on Catho-
lies 15-yard line with goal to gain
on fourth down, as the result of a
penalty. They tried another pass,
only to see red sweatered youth
Intercept. Their last chance had
flivvered.
The game ended as Matthew had
intercepted a Catholic pass on his
one thirty-yard line. Lineup and
summary.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
HBLE THE pride OF THE FAST NORE DAME ELEVEN RlSHE WEST POINT
KENTUCKY WONDER
TEAM CRUSHED, 24-O
SHUTOUT
i FIRST IN 3 YEARS

For the first time in three
years Centre failed to score yes
terday, falling before Georgia
Tech, "a to o. In 1917 Centre
was whipped by DePauw Univer-
sity, to =, the only game 1t had
lost in four years until last
Saturday, at Cambridge. Since
then the Colonels have not only
won all but two games and
scored in all hut yesterdays lat
tie, but ran up the high team
score of the season last year
with ASS points. In other words,
ieorgia Tech is the first eleven to
stop "Bo" Mcmillan. Going some.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
Howard 'FU" Win. Close Game.

Howard University scored a 7-to-oi
victory over West Virginia Institute
In an exciting gridiron game on the
Howard field yesterday afternoon.
Play through three quarters was
even with sensational runs and
tackles featuring. Keene, Howard
quarterback, got loose in the final,
period with the e-winning
marker.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
BRITISH GOLFERS LOSE
TO AMERICAN STARS

New York, Oct. 30-Walter Hagen.
playing with James Maiden as a
partner, defeated Ted Ray and
Harry Vardon at the Nassau Coun-
try Club this afternoon by five and
four. 1t was the last match Of the
long series that Vardon and Ray
have played in their tour of this
country.
Hagen was playing brilliantly to-
day and had able support from his
side partner. Neither Vardon nor
Ray appeared to be as good as in
some of the other matches played.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
Wheatley Trims Henshaw.

Wheatley won two matches in the
play-oH for the diamond medal
pocket billiard trophy last week,
defeating Henshaw. $50 to 2O2, and
Peaco, $50 to las. wheatley and
Freeland will meet tomorrow and
Tuesday nights, and Thursday and
friday 'Wheatley will oppose Bar
i~lmes. last years champion.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
Maryland Freshmen Win.

University of Maryland Freshmen
walloped the Senate Props, Sc to o,
in a game at College Park yester-
day morning. Conklin, former
Central High star. featured the
game at the quarterback position
for the winers.. He was severely in
jured after counting his third touch
down. Wardwell booted a field goal
from the 40-yard line.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
WONDERFUL PLAYING
OF GIPP BEATS ARMY
THEY DIDN'T GIVE
HIM THE CITY HALL

Does 1t pay7 Read this and
wonder.
iris Speaker. manager of the
world champions. Cleveland In
dians, received the following
gifts for his share in wslloping
the Dodgers:
Winners check. s3,ss6.s5.
Block of stock construction
company owned by Jim Dunn,
Cleveland president
Automobile.
Two loving cups
Gold watch.
Diamond-studded cuff links
Gold fountain pen
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
COLLEGE
TO FORM QUINTET

Steward Business College will
enter a basketball team in local
scholastic play this season, officials
decided yesterday. Frank Hartig,
former Georgia Tech court star, is
coaching the Business College FIVE
and sent them through a victory
over st. Johns College. sc to 10, in
the first game.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
Quentins Play Today.

The Quentin A c. and Boiling
Field eleven will hook up in a foot
hall game this afternoon on the
Quentins' field. Nicholas avenue and
Portland street southeast, Congress
Heights, at o'clock Both elevens
have been hitting a fast pace this
season and a close battle is looked
f0r. Quentin players are asked to
report at the field at 1 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
Consressionals Want Games.

The Congressional Juniors aesire
games with any l15-pound teams IN
the District, preferably the Mary
land Juniors, Independent Juniors
and Western Buds. Address Mat
thew Tuomey. $50 C street north
west.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31

,ot Na'h"llC' touchuowns-DeNault
VI; Goals from touchdOwn-Gibbs. Gal
laudet. Touchdown-Seipp. Goal from touch.
down-Benedict. Substitutions: Catholic
Norsanger for Eberts; Marshall for Gibbs:
Mcnamara for Default; voor for May,
Gallandet-Netusil for LaFountain; La
Fountain for Setusil; Turoske for Lain
Officials: Referee-Newberry Iafayettel
Umpire-Pollard washington and IAel
Head linesman-shalat IN. Y. u Time
of periods-15, IL, 10, L..
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
Triangies Win, 40.

The Triangle A. C.'s scored a "a
too victory over Bloomingdale yes
terday afternoon In game on the
field at sixteenth street and the
Reservoir grounds
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
Cornell Runners Trim Harvard.

Ithaca, N. Y. Oct. 3o.-Cornen de-
feated Harvard over six-mile
cross-country race here this after
noon. Cornell finished the first ave
men. Score, Cornell. 2s; Harvard, IT.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31

Substitutions-Smith for Sullivan; Pollock
for Banner; Brewer for Macdonald Gibber
for Brewer. Touchdowns-Eppley, Mackert
Goal from touchdOwn-Nisbett Referee
Councilman. Umpire-Mr. Hodgins. Head
hnesman-Mr. O'Brien. Time Of quarters
Fifteen minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31

Iouchdo~ns-Ward, Malley ~, Flaviu,
Bill Wood. Goals from tOuchdowns-Ken-
yon ~, Markell. substitutions: George
town-A. Sullivan for Ward; ]. Sullivan for
FlaTin; Wise for Zazalli; wertz for Ander-
son; Quinn for 0'Connell; Carlin for Leighty;
Gargan for Smeach; Dougherty for A. Sui.
ltvan; Cronin for Dougherty; Butler for ].
Sullivan; King for Kenyon. Hopkins-Tot-
terdale for Cromwell; Middleton for Chan
dler; Dodson for Gregg; Knecht for Mckay;
Coady for Jones; Markell for CasseIl; Mea-
land for DodsOn. Time Of quarters-15 min
utes. Referee-Cosgrove. Umpire-Cutts
Field judge-Mofett. Head linesman-
MILESTONE.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31

TouchdOwns: Navy Waters (2). Raw
lings ~. Poole, Dole, Conroy. Goals from
touchdOwns-king 49,. Dole ~. Referee
Gilliker (U. Of Pal. Umpire-Cummings
tBostOn College,. Head lneSman - ingalls,
Brown. Time Of periods-Fiftaen minutes
each. Suhstitutions: Navy-Munz for Parr
Carney for Bolles. Winkjer for wiIIkie,
kimers for Larson. Frawley for Moore Wis
dorm for King, Flaherty for Even, Rooney
for Poole. Dole for Waters, Cullen for Dole.
Rawlings for Mckee, COnroy for Rawlings,
Taylor for Hamilton; Reserves-Burri for
Brannon, Brannon for Burri, Surupliner for
Belogh, Ertle for Thornton. Thornton for
Ertle, kurtz for Hecker, Hecker for Kurt.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
Tigers Win Cross- Country.

Princeton won the cross-country
meet with Yale here today 81 to 81.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-31
Lineup and summary:

Score by periods:
Navy .........,.... Is IA l2-II
Western Reserves. 0 0 O.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-09-02
NOTICE TO cRRDIToRs

In the Probate Court, County of Ida
no, State of Idaho.
In the Matter of the Estate of
). W. Crooks, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Let
tiers of Administration on the estate
of }. w. Crooks deceased, were grant
ed to the undersigned on the 18th dav
Of August 1920, by the Probate Court
of Idaho county.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance at nv home
in Whitebird, Idaho, or at the law
office of M. Reese Hattabaugh at
Grangeville, Idaho, within four
months after the date of the first
publication of this notice, or thew
shall be forever barred.
Dated this 18th dav of August 1920.
VICTORIA CROOKS,
Administrators.
7. 0. Address, Whitebird, Idaho.
M. Reese Hattabauqh. Attorney for
Administrators, Grangeville, Idaho. 1876
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-09-02
vopNEy FOR HIGH COURT

In fine nomination of James II. For
90 Of Moscow, for justice of the
idaho supreme court, the Democratic
ate convention, at Idaho Falls,
H. week. made wise choice. Mr..
Forey, a pioneer lawyer of northern
idaho is widely known throughout the
state for his strength of character
|and legal ability.
Because of the retirement of Mr..
laustice Morgan, of Moscow, from the
sunreme bench, with the conclusion of
H. present term of office, it was
Mn throughout southern Idaho, as well
Is in the north, that a northern
man should be elected as his sue
eessor, and Republicans and Demo
srats alike are expressing satisfaction
n the nomination of Mr.. Forney for
bis high office.
The state judiciary was, by the
last legislature, again placed in poll
lies after having been on non
PARTISAN basis. It is regrertable that
bis step was taken by the legisla-
Ne body, for the Judiciary should be
pbove partisan politics. It should not
Be made a part of the partisan cam
aaign which is waged every two
FEARS, but, nevertheless, such is the
pord of the law, and The law cannot
Be avoided
It should not be construed that sup
port of Mr. Forney for the supreme
|ench in any way reflects upon Judge
BUM, of Occur d'Alene, the Repubi-
'an nominee for justice Of the supreme
burt. This contest is a situation
shich should not exist. Men sitting
b the state s highest tribunal should
Iot be placed in a position that they
any way will feel they owe their
lection to party politics.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-09-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Court. County of
Idaho, State of Idaho.
In the Matter of the Estate of
James A. MacKinnon, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Letters
of Administration on the estate of
James A. MacKinnon deceased, were
granted to the undersigned on the
10th day of April 1920, by the
Probate Court of Idaho County.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to undersigned for allowance at
its office at GrangevilIe, Idaho Coun-
ty, Idaho within four months after
the date of the first publication of
this notice, or they shall be forever
barred.
Dated this day of Aug. 1920.
Inland Abstract & Trust Company
Limited, Administrator.
A. S. Hardy, Attorney for Admin
1875
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-09-02
Chronic Catarrah

Our manner of living makes us very
susceptible to colds and succession
of colds causes chronic catarrah, a
loathsome disease with which it is es-
timated that ninety-fve per cent Of
our adult population are affected. If
you would avoid chronic catarrah you
must avoid colds or having contracted
a cold get rid of it as quickly as pos
sible. Chamberlain IS Cough Remedy is
highly recommended as cure for
colds and can be depended upon. (Adv)