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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09

The Moth with Norma Talmadge
Ia to be revived by selznick pictures.
This ~ one OF the earlier productions
In which Miss Talmadge starred. and
with "Panthcn" ia considered the best
thing she has ever done.
The script Of THE Honor Of His
House will be put in shape for pro-
duction. Conway Tcarle will be
starred In il upon the completion of
The Road OF Ambition
Niadge Evans. who appears In priz-
ma natural color pictures, rclensed
by Select. has been called Tho best
loved little girl" on the screen.
Madgc Is II years old and has been
posing before the camera since shd
was five.
Arnold Gregg, who supports Edith
IIallor in Just outside the Door" n
Select Picture, first gained r%ecoeni-
ton on the screen by doubling for
the late Harold Lockwood.
Besides Claire Anderson. who plays
the lead In Who Am ~" "A National
thenter picture, the cast Includes Ger.
trude Aston, Niles WEIGH GcorE-
Picrot. Joseph Swickard and Otto
Hoffman. Niles Welch is Miss An
derson's leading man.
Lend Me Your WIFE" q comedy.
will be The next picture made by Ow-
en- Moore.
Tom Mcclure. who plays an i'm
portant part In 1.-THE Road OF Ambi-
ton" y Forthcoming National pic
ture thenter production In which
Conway Toarle n starred. Is the CO.
modian In "Blue Bonnet" running
at the Princess theater, Now York.
Tho next Ralph Ince special will
be "A Mans Home" from the play
by Anna Steele Richardson n Ed
mund Brcose.
a private showing of THE SIN
That Was His" in which William
Faversham will be starred next. was
given TO Interested friends recently,
Everyone was impressed by Che
Frank Packard story and the fine
acting OF the star. II viii be an De
tober release.
out Of respect to the memoir oil
Olive Thomas. business was stopped
for five minutes at 10 a. M, Tuesday
september 2S, the hour OF her flu
neral In Sc. Thomas church, New
York City, IN every Selznlck onio,
fNNb"NNN NhN NhAAth PthA'h anu
Europe.
Mr., and Mrs. George Randolph
Chester, who mad the screen yer.
sion of BLACK Beauty" which Vita.
graph Will present as u special
production, introduced many new
characters In the famous story. De
Ing the autobiography Of u horse
the human love story was not pres.
ont In the original story. Jear
Paige viii play the leading femlnin,
role. David Smith IL directing tn,
picture.
Tom Terriss practically has com.
pleted the scenes for Dead Nles
Tell No Tales" n spectacular spe.
cinl production based on the famou,
story by II. W. Hornung. II only
remains to blow up 1.-THE Lac,
Jermyn." u big sailing vessel. for thc
big thrill and the picture will b,
ready for the final editing.
Larry Semon aud hts ar,
at Catalina Island, off the Pncifi,
coast, where many of the scenes FOL
Il forthcoming vitagraph coined,
viii be taken.
Antonio Moreno will take n wei
earned rest before making his initin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09

Mrs. Eta Grove, who has filed petit
tlus for divorce from Pan Grove, who
served ia months ia prison. Mrs.
Grove in her petition say her hus-
band made life miserable for her
upon his release from prison. throw
ing everything rom fists to china Mt
her.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09

Ellnor Fair is leading woman for
Eugene o'Brien in his new selznick
picture, Body and Soul" by John
Lynch, which is now being made at
FortfLoe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
The BEST
ON EARTH
Says Mrs. Staples of Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Taunton, Mass.-"I could not eat or
sleep for six months, had faintiug spells
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
DIR. Hanna Practices "Coxism"
"A Doubtful Remedy, Apt to Cause a Worse Disease. -
(From the Rio Grande Republican, Las Cruces)

Judge Hanna and Magec (of the
Journal) have n mortgage on an pat
riotism and decency IN New Mexico.
Republicans tTe told in n breath
that they are thieves ana crooks. vote
buyers and unAmericnn and in he
next breath hat the way TO salvation
lies with Cox and Hanna. II Is q
very doubtful remedy aud apt to
cause u worse disease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09

PEN DAYS WE'RE HER
HAPPY DAYS, SHE SAYS
MARIETTA, O.AThe Days her hus-
band spent In tho state ~pcnitentiary
were the happiest Of her life, declares
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09

Some extraordinary effects in
by the ohmenman In filming THE
Broadway Hubble Corinne drif-
fith'a latest production. The star
plays two characters. twin sisterH,
who frequently come In contact. In
fone scene Miss Griffith. as the poor
sister, actually leans over and kisses
herself as the other sister.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
sTUFIN

Scoutmaster examining scout In
safety first worlD-What would you
do aupposinp n leaf n dumb asy-
lum were burning.
Smart Scout-Ring the dumbbelL.
-Bovs' Life.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
A&N1N00.

The Moth" with Norma Taimadge
In to be revived by selznick pictures.
This II one OF the earlier productions
In which Miss Talmadge starred. and
with 'ranthcn' ia considered the best
thing she has ever done.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09
David s. hin, PHI. r., H. D.. President.

FOX WHOM INTENDED; The Extension Courses ARE in
tended Tor qualified adults, primarily those who are not
candidates for n degree or for university credit Students
who are willing to do additional, prescribed work. and
who also fulfill the university entrance requirement OF
ftteen high school units, may be awarded proper univefs
Sly credit for work accomplished, upon the recommen-
dalton OF the lecturer or professor In charge of the course.
Candidates for university credit must intervew the Com
mittee on Admission within one week OF the opening Of
the course desired.
COSTS; The Registration Fee for each of these courses
rs three dollars In advance, except for the longer courses
In Spanish for eacn Of which the fee will be five dollars.
In order TO encourage regular attendance, one dollar of
these amounts will be returned upon certification OF tho
instructor In charge TO the effect that the student has
completed without absence the fun course. Remit name,
ana fee, with memorandum of course desired, promptly
10 Katherine KeIehcr. Assistant Registrar, state UnIvcT-
sty, Albuquerque, N. VI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09

Gently he completed the 15-chap,ci
Nitapraph serial, 'Thc Yelled Mya-
tery.N The decision 10 present TIE
star In feature plays instead OF Sc
rails has brought general common
datiOn from picture lovers In al
parts OF the country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09

Antonio Moreno will take n wei
earned rest before making his initin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09

Larry semon and hts company ar,
at Catalina Island, off the Pncifi,
coast, where many OF the Genes FOL
Il forthcoming Vitagraph coined,
win be taken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09

out OF respect to the memory OF
Olive Thomas. business was stopped
for five minutes at 10 a. M, Tuesday.
september 28, the hour of her flu
neral In Sc. Thomas church, New
York City, in every selznick office
throughout the United States and
Europe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09

Tom Terriss practically has com
pleted the scene for Dead Mlpi-
Tell No Tales" a spectacular spe.
cial production based on the famous
story by r.. W. Hornung. II only
remains to blow up 1.-THE Lacy
Jermyn." u big sailing vessel. for the
big thrill and the picture will be
ready for the final editing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-09

a private showing of The SIN
That Was His" In which William
Taversham will be starred next. was
given to Interested friends recently.
Everyone was impressed by the
Frank Packard story ana the fine
acting of the star. II viii he an Oc-
Loher relnnsn.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
| Lawrence Defeats
Spots for Prize
After a SllOot-On

7. H. Lawrence and R. L. SPOTS
shot off for the high scratch prize at
the Travers Island traps of the New
York Athletic Club Yesterday They
led a field of ffty-six eunners with
cards of 96 out of possible 100 tar
GETS each. On the shoot-otf Lawrence
wen the trophy. SPOTS. a former ma
tional champion, came through in the
Puermeyer Cup and won le>: on the
trophy with a as out of possible so
targets.
H. G. Nogel won the high handicap
cup after shoot-off against half
dozen gunners. The Travcrs Island
trophy finally was taken by j F. Con-
rors. There was no scratch or handi-
cap special, as the size Of the field in
the regular events took up so much
time that it was impossible to hold
any special shoots. Legs on the other
weekly events were taken by the MIN
rods with full scores of twenty five
targets
In the Travers Island Cup straights
were made by 7. II. Lawrence. NJ. Nc
Noy and ]. Nida. Thy Haslin Gun had
straights by 7. II. Lawrence, II. G..
Nogel NJ. McNoy and II. L. Spots.
There were no straights returned in
the shoot for the club cup In the
monthly cup shoot straights were
made by B. S. Donnelcy, r. L. Spots
and Il. Roberts,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Curtis III. S. Eleven
Noses Out Holyoke
At Soccer by 2 to l

The soccer players of Curtis High
School, winners of the p S. A. L.
championship, carried off the inter
sectional honors in the game with the
Holyoke High School eleven, Of Hol-
yoke, Mass, the Connecticut Valley
champions, at Curtis Field, st. George,
5. l., yesterday afternoon. Curtis won
out by the score of 2 goals to t. At
half time the score was Ii.
The home team scored after five
minutes Of play. The ball had been
worked up on the right, where Mackin
got possession and passed to Hulnick
at inside left The latter drove into
Hoiyoke's net for the hrst tally.
Curtis held the advantage until five
minutes from half time. McGi! and
Captain Horne Of Holyoke, forming
the right wing, forced the ball down
the length of the field. When in
close proximity of the home goal
Horne shot across to Press, the inside
left. Cleverly lodging the Curtis
backs, Press netted the ball
In the second half three visiting
players were knocked out. but all re-
turned into the game The deciding
goal came ten minutes from the end.
when Captain Milton Moore of Curtis
worked the ball down through the cen
ter. Regaining possession in front OF
the goal. Moore let loose. and the ball
c.rromed from the knee Of Lamay,
Holyoke's right fullback, into the Wis
itor's net.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Record Schedule
Ahead of Foralhaa,,
Basketball Team

Practice for what is expected to be
the biggest season that Fordham has
ever enjoyed on the basketball court
Is now in full swing at the Bronx in
stltutlon. Orson Kinney, the new coach
OF the Maroon athletes, has had his
charges working out daily at the S9th
Regiment Armory, where the home
games Of the local five viii be staged
Despite the handicap of not having
suitable court at the university.
Fordhan has made rapid strides in
pasket5all since the game was re
sumed as major sport last year,
after lapse of five years. and pros
poets ale unusually bright this fall
tor successful season. The engage
ment OF Kinney to coach the team this
winter was a step in the right drec-
ton. The former Yale star has plenty
OF good material out of which to
choose his team and he is working
tfrelessiy to mould it into a really
formidable combination.
tordham faces the longest schedule
this year that the Maroon lads have
ever undertaken in the court game. AL
though the list Of games is not vet
quite complete, the management has
the following schedules:
December II, Pratt Institute; ii.
Crescent A. c.. at Brooklyn; Is, st.
} Joseph's College; 21, Brooklyn Poly
Prep, at Brooklyn.
January 5, Yale, at New Haven; 8,
c. c. n. Y, at C. c. n. y: IA. Pratt
Institute, at Brooklyn; 10, Catholic
University (pending); II, st Johns
College, at Brooklyn; %, Seton Hall
College; 26. Villanova, at Villanova;
y. St Joseph's College, at Philadel-
phia; %, GallauGet. at Washington;
20, Catholic University, at Washing
ton.
February 5, Vilanova; 10. Seton
Hall College, at South Orange; II,
University of Detroit; 16, St Francs
College. at Brooklyn; 10, Gallaudet;
26, open.
March 4, Rensselaer, Polytech. at
Troy; 5, open; II, Boston College.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
he line-up:
Amateur Title Holders
TO Box in ]. C.. Tuesday

What should prove to be the best
boxing show of the week in this vi
clnity is scheduled to be held in the
Fourth Regiment Armory, Jersey City,
next Tuesday night. The card fol
lows:
Sam Mosberg VS.. Frank Cassidy. Al
Roberts VS.. Mickey Shannon and Gene
Iunney Va. Leo Houck
The battle between Mosberg and Cas-
sdy will mark their professional debut
IN the ring. Mosberg won the worlds
amateur lightweikht title in the Olym-
pic games. Cassidy won the national
amateur championship in the Olympic
try in this country when he gained
the decision over Mosberg
This was received with much disap-
proval by the spectators, and it was
finally decided to send Mosberg to
Antwerp as second choice" Cassidy
Won H, several bouts abroad, but was
finally beaten by the South African
representative. Mosbcrg went through
with flying colors. and when he met
the south African conqueror Of his
rival Mosberg secured a Knockout in
fifteen seconds.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

Here, after two forward passes were
grounded, Brennan failed at \ Gcld
goal . '0''
Britton kicked back to mid-6cld On
the next play I. Williams made thirty.
lVe yards on an end run. Hunt on
lateral pass, reached the one-vard Grc
before he was downed. Here Farvicl
center OF tlgln, threw Hunt twice when
NJ, ne attempted to slide through ccntcr
me half ended on the next plnv' ,vbon.
W M"i!iiams was downed SIX inches from
the line. '''''
IN the second half the bows from tho
Guy or watches completely outplavcd
stamford. After Brennan had k;claI
on hlGin smashed and crashed it's wav
relying on the shift from jts Own
thlrty-yard line to Stnmford's twenty
'lVc-yard line. Here II touchdown
seemed inevitable, but. switching to the
opsn game, Eigin los. the bah on
.''I' aowns. Brcnn"n then puntcd the ball
rolling to Elgin'e ten ynxd line, O'Con-
no' piay!ng the kick poorly. There
alter the game WINS "A Kicking duel. with
brennan ginning on every cxchanre.
IN the last few minutes Elgju vninl,
hlcd long forward passes. T. Williams
intcfccptcd one on the twenty-five ward
iIne az the game ended.
"fldo" kcmpton and Frank Kelly
both stars Of this years Yale team,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Commission TO Probe
Cancellation of Bout

CLEVELAND, Dec. T. special
meeting of the Cleveland Boxing Com
mission has been called for Monday
afternoon to investigate why Pal Moore:
of Memphis. and Carl Trema.ne, o.
Cleveland, bantamwe ghts, violated the
rules last Thursday by weighing in at
private gymnasium instead Of at the
Central Athletic Club before an IN
spector Of the commission.
1t was intimatcd by members Of the
commission today that boxers handed
by Tommy Wash and Jimmy Dunn
managers, respectively, OF the Two boys
probably would be d.sbarrod from ap-
pearing here for the remainder Of tne
season Moore and Tremaine were 10
have boxed ten rounds here Thursday
night, but because Tremaine was one
pound over the stipulated ll9 pounds
Moore refused to 90 on and the Dou'
was cancelled
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Spectators in s'Riot''
At Wrestling Match

CHINA'V, Dec. 4.-Spectators at a
wrestling match between William De-
mctral, the Greek, and Jack Ljnow tbe
Nussian' staged a riot which drew
scores Of police to the fiaymarket
heater when Referee Johnny Myers
gave draw decision at midnight last
night stopping the match.
Demetral won the first fall in $500
and Linow had head hold on Deme
tral when the referee stopped the
match. Scenery. box curtains, foot
lghts and other decorations were torn
down and smashed by the audience
which clamored against the hating Of
a "hnlsh' match by draw decision.
lhc lew policemen present at the bout
were nowcress uatil reserves arrived
and swept the rioters ont into the
streets
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Fifty Court Candidates
On Deck at Syracuse

SYRACUSE. Dec 4-Coach EdaIe
Dollard has a squad of more thar fit.
men reporting for the daily drills o.
the Syracuse University hasAetoa
team. With Captain Pete Conlin, hen
LAWN and Wallie Parker. regulars o.
last years team. to form nucleus
prospects are exceedingly bright ioE
q Championship team.
Conlin probably will again hold down
erans, is being rroomcd for forssri
berth. Wallie Parker will he found
at his old position at guard. Coaen
Dollard has a difficult task in replae-
ing Johnnie Barsha. captain Of the 1919
team, and Nick Paul. high scorer Of
last Years team.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Bagging the Main Crooks
Secretary Daniels of NAVY
Sees a 73-Yard Run

BALTIMORE, Dec 4.-Beforc' tho
largest crowd that ever Witnessed y
football game in Maryland. including
secretary o. the Navy Daniels. Major
General }. A. LcJeunc and Br rndier
General Smcdley D. Butler, of the Ma
rinc Corps, and Rear Admiral A. H.
scales, superintendent Of the Naval
Academy, the Quantico Marines and
the Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton team battlcd to standstill at
homcwood Field, here, to-day, for the
service championship. The score was
7 to 7.
Brown. Marine quarterback, made n
'3-yard run to touchdown in the Inst
quarter ~
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Forward Passes Win Inter-
sectional Game for East
erners i'm First Period

Special Coryesponder'e Of 1ao Y,.buc
STANFORD. Conn.,, Dec. A. Stam-
iord High School defeated the Elgin
High School football team in an inter
sestional contest here this afternoon.
he score was 7 to 0. Both teams dis
played WIDE knowledge Of the game,
Stamford employing principally the
open game, while the visitors depended
on the famous Purdue shift for their
gains. Elgin twice held Stamford a
yard from the goal line
Elgin won the toss and Captain
Brennan kicked Off to d. Williams who
iumbied, Hunt recovering for STAN
ford. Brennan Immediately kicked to
O'Ccnnor, Who wgs downcd on the 20
yard linc. Hritt5n returned the punt
70 midheld. Ingalls, made eight yards
on q plunge.
Hunt then completely fooled the
higin team by throwing ii perfect for
ward 10 Williams, who was downed on
the 20 yard line On the next plav
Burr shot forward to r. Williams.
who took the ball to the three ward
line. Here three line smashes failed
but La Tuardia made the necessary
distance on criss-cross play. Brcn-
nan kicked the goal.
Brennan kicked Off to O'Connor. who
ran 70 the 4O-yard line before he was
tackled by La Guardia. Britton puntcd
20 Hunt. Brennan then eped twenty
yards around right end on a criss-
cross play after an exchange Of punts.
and ElVin had the BAH on It's own ten
yafa ln". Employing the famous
Purdue SHIFT, With Britton and d. viii
Hams carrying the ball, they marched
TO midheld, where O'Connor fumblcd
J. = unit snatching up the pigskin for
Stamford.
In the second period, due to brilliant
open tcld running by ID. Williams the
kta1l.-iGna carEiGd IL tLa q
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Nebraska Is Readmitted
TO Missouri Conference

KANSAS CITY, No, Dec. I.-Thc an
nual meeting Of officials Of the Mis-
souri saIIey Athletic Conference ended
to-day with the setting Of dates and
places Of the by athletic eYents Of the
coming year. the adoption If football
schcd0les Tor 1921 and tnc passapc Of
n fesolntion readmittinK the University
u Aebraska 10 mcmbershiD IN the con
ference,
Warrington University, St. Louis,
was awarded the annual conferencc
track and ncla meet, 10 be held May
II and zs. Warrington also was given
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

ROdericlx Stars
For Undefeated
Boston Eleven
Scores Two Touchdowns
Against Worcester Team:
Score Final Game, II to 0

BOSTON, Dec 4-Boston College, by
defeating Holy Cross, IA to G, to-day,
closed its season with record of VIC
tory in every game. 1t stands alone
among the principal college elevens of
the East in this respect.
Holy Cross, on a greasy gridiron that
caused erratic play, went the way Of
Yale, Marietta, Georgetown and four
other colleges vanQuished by the Bos-
ton eleven. Boston College was always
IN command after Ouartermaster Smith
of holy Cross started the local scoring
with a safety when the bali ne had
booted from behind his goal bounded
back from the goal posts in the open
ing period
Boston hammered hard against Holy
Cross in the second period. three times
approaching the goal but each time
was turned back on downs. Corrigans 8
punt to Holy Cross's three-yard line
forced Smith to Kick from behind his
goal again, and slipping in the slime,
he DETECTED the ball outside seven
yards from the goal. 1t required four
rushcs before Roderick put it across
for a touchdown.
The individual feat Of the game was
>N'it iDVtNN W IdS iltl, VI IlOIN A1OSS,
at the outset of the third period, when
he ran 45 yards to the Boston goal
after recovery of the ball on CARR
gan's tumble of Holy Cross punt,
but his efforts went for naught when
officials ruled that he had kicked the
ball in trying to pick it up Later in
the third period, Gagnon and the other
Holy Cross backs. rushed the ball from
mld-feld to Boston's five yard line, but
there it was lost on downs.
Fumbles were FREQUENT in the fourth
period, and forward passes went awry
in the gathering darkness. When Nc
Grath picked UP Boston College
punt that had struck two Holy Cross
players and gave the local collogians
the ball on the eight-yard line, Roder-
lck slipped past the Holy Cross men
TOR his second touchdown Corrigan
failed to complete either touchdown.
The line-ur.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Indiana Agrees to Play
Harvard Next October

CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-Harvard and In
diana University football elevens will
meet at Cambridge next year in the first
contest played between representatives
of these two schools. Indiana to-day
accepted Havard's invitation schedul-
ing the game for October S. No return
game was scheduled
Chicago plays Princeton at Princeton
October %, making two interscctional
contests between Western Conference
elevens and Eastern teams.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
McEOWan TO Turn ~Proo

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 4 Everett
McGowan, of st. Paul, national amateur
speed skating champion, plans to is
sue challenge soon to Oscar
Mathieson, Of Norway, for the skating
championship Of the world. it became
known here to-day. McGowan plans
to turn professional after the first Of
the xpur
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
The Line-Up

Buffalo (7) Position. Canton ta)
shelton Cor. r........L l.. q. Higgins L. state
ThornhiIl, Pitts. - J.. T........ Buck Wis
Wray. Penn. ...-.... c. Fecney, y. Dame
Youngstrorn. Dart. r. Co.. speech, w & J.
Little. Penn ......K r. f.. Hcnny. w. & J
Miller. Penn. X. E....... Love- Ford
Hughitt. Mich.... c. B.......Griggs West
Anderson. Col. l.. II. B. .Thorp, Carlisle
Weldon Laf II. II. B....Ciuyon. Carlisle
Smith, Mich. f. Calac, Carlisle
SCORE BY PERIODS
tfuIalo ...|..-...-....,... 0-G
Touchdown-Y -Youngstrom. Goal from
touc hdown-W Weldon. Coal from field
placement -- Thorp. Substitutes-B Buffalo:
scott for Weldon. Gavin for Smith, Pottn-
ger for Anderson. Referee--K w. Max
we'll umpire-Charles Mccarthy. Field
judgc--Brown.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Stamford I'll. S. Team Defeats
Invaders From Ell Gin by z to O
The Line-Up

Elgln co. Positions St,,nfora ~
l5urrenbergcr ....l%t end r.,
lNlnanc ............. .l.1i t;cl,ln a., .,,r 49, ~ "
Aynor ....... iAft ,rn,rd =, - ''
: : ,1 w. .c"N'"r. Schielinl>ofcr
- t""ii"ai -...-...-right guard .... Martin
i,aInes 'Capi.) risht taclNo..... bora
D'Connor . 0,,artr,I,.l, -, 90, ~, ~ %
- WILLIAMS left hallhacl - Inr,,ti.
~ ncIrdlih ...-,. night halibach.. Burr
.'N'' -'-'.'.'' 'u'ihaoN. .-...-.-.. Moran
Touchdown -LaGuardia. Goar .ro,.,
touchdown brennan Substilu,in,,s ~
gln T. Ryan for Mcrcdith StarnforI
, ' uo"2 Tor i.aGuardia Flahorty for Mar
= hogan l"r Ingalls, Raven for Hun,
Kei'ree- kcnpton. Yale. Umpire KrIIv
~ "'r. Judge Mernstein, Dartmouth Tlrnc