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N. Y. U. LOSES TO
HAMILTON, 14-1S
Game Is Featured by Straight
Line Plunges on the Part Of
Clinton Men.
Special Despatch to THE New Yo.x HrnALp

Special Despatch TO THE New YoRx HERALp.
CLINTON, N. p, Oct 2s.--fAmiiton
won her third consecutive victory Of the
season here this afternoon when she
triumphed over New York University
by a score Of IA to 10. The game was
line plunges. The New York line did
not seem to be able to hold the Buff
and Blue line when the latter got into
action.
Hamilton kicked Off to New York In
the FIRST quarter. The teams carried the
ball UP and down the field neither max
ing any appreciable gain. In this quar-
ter Warren went through the Violet
line time after time for yard gains.
The second quarter onened with the
ball In Hamilton's position on the As
yard line. New York intercepted for
ward pass and got the ball on her own
20 yard line. They punted to Hamilton's
40 and Campbell carried the ball back
to New York's As yard line. Warren
and Clarke started their line plunges
Yard after yard they carried the ball
down the field until II was Hamilton's
ball on the yard line. New York got
a touchback and the ball was theirs on
their own 20 yard line. The Violet
punted to Hamilton's 81 yard line.
Warren made n forward pass to May.
who was downed on New York's 8-yard
line. Again Clarke started his sensa-
t,onal line plunges. gaining slowly
Finally the ball was again on New
York's 5-yard line. Lawler carried the
ball over for touchdown. Lawler
kicked q goal.
Second Half-New York kicked to
Clarke. who carried the ball to the 20
yard line. welnheimer made twenty
five yard run. 1t was New Yorks ball
on Hamilton's 1-yard line. New York
scored a touchdown. but missed the
goal. On New York's kickoff to Ham
ilton Seaver received the ball and car
ried II to the s5-yard line. II was Ham
lton's ball on the t5-yard line. Lawler
dropped back for a punt and kicked to
the Violet's b-yard line. Hamilton lost
the ball on tumble.
The work OF Fowler at centre for Ham
ilton was good. Horrlgan played good
game for New Yorw University, but
was taken out in the third quarter due
to Injuries. Lineup:
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Fnbricnnt the Lone Scorer.

. OF sixty-six players engaged In tho
three championship soccer games at
the Prospect Park Parade Grounds yes
terday Fabricant. centre halfback in the
Commercial High School lineup. was tho
only one able TO score goal. and this
gave Commercial another victory by l
goal to O over Townsend Harris Hall.
The lone tally came within five minutes
of half time. when Fabricant. from
twenty yards out lifted the ball over
the heads OF half the opposing team ana
landed IN the Townsend Harris net Tho
second half OF the game was scoreless.
Tho Imam.
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PrRptE RUNNERS WY.

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Oct. c3.-Purdue won
the dual cro-s-country meet from Illinois
here to-day. tho boiler makers scoring ~
points 20 Iliinois'r 81. tho low score winning.
Purdue runners finished first. Second. fourth i.
seventh and ninth. Illinois runners finished
,Nird, fifth. sixth. eighth and tenth G. o.
rurnas led the way for all, the speedy Pur-
due captain finishing the five mile race In
q minutes. % seconds. Harrison OF Pur
due was second
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CRESCENT SOCCERS
WIN IN ENGLEWOOD
Brooklyn Clubmen Take Field
League Game by AZ.

ENGLEwoop. MI. Oct 23.--Encoun-
tering the soccer team OF the Englewood
Field Club on the latter's grounds here
this afternoon the eleven of the Cres-
cent Athletic Club OF Brooklyn won by
the ecore OF goals to 2 and gained
two points in the championship COM
petition of the Field Club Soccer League
of New York and New Jersey. The
visitors had II all their own way in the
first half. at the end OF which they led
by 30.
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Centre put the ball in play from the 25
yard line.
This time Havemeyer dexterously in
tercepted forward pass. He ran out
side at the "a yard line Harvard soon
had a first down at the IA yard line.
Churchill went twelve yards, rolling and
tumbling and humping. but going, anG
Horween went over through the Centre
teams left. Faxon kicked the goal and
Harvard had 81 points.
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NEBRASKA Urrr ELECTION DAY

Nebraska Gomez East 20 meet RUTGERS ~
the pnlo Ground, Election nay. confident %
making showing that will be credi, 20
wtStern football. The Co-nhu-kers have
been Consistent winner among missouri
Valley and Midwestern elevens for ire iayt
twelve year.. ny virtue Of their sssr
triumphs over such teams a. Iowa. Kansas.
Missouri, South Dakota and Colorado they
have rnired n prominence IN the ranks o.
such universities a. Minnesota. Illinois.
Michigan. Chicago and Wisconsin.
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Victory for nm school.

spccioi Despatch TO THE Nnw York Herald.
PorrsTowN, Pa, Oct 23.-In the an
nual football game between Hill School
and Tome Institute here to-day the latter
won, 1870. All the scoring was done In
the second period. when forward passes
were worked 20 advantage. Hilrs play
Ing was married By frequent fumblinE.
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To-Day. soccer Schedule.

American Association Cup and Ma
tionai League games constitute the chief
attractions In the soccer schedule for
to-day. The New York Football Club
has a home game against the Disston
a A. - Philadelphia at New York Oval.
The schedu.s follows:
A. A. CUP.
creenpoint W. viking, Mt Gre-rpoint.
Paterson w. Erie Junior at Paterson.
Crpscents vs.. Babcock Wilcox at Clark.
Field Newark.
Federal Ship W. Bunker HIN at Jersey City.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York vs. Disston A. A. at New York
Oval
Robins Dry Dock ". Erie A. A. at Todd
NEW DIRK STATE LEAGUE.
brooklyn vs. Tebo Yacht Basin at Ridge
wood lark
Carlton Inn w. Yonkers a, Carlton I'M.
].
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE.
British Great war Veterans W. Frv 90.
Americans AT MAccmb's Dam Park.
Catholic Club ". American AZ Harlem Oval.
Astoria Va. Manhattan AZ Astoria.
woodsids VI. Tyrconnel Celts at w3odsids.
L. !.
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The Manual Training High School
football team Of Brooklyn. surprised
scholastic football followers by scoring
a sensation victory over Flushing High
School. champions OF Greater New York.
yesterday morning at Commercial Field.
The score was 16 to 0. II was Flush
ing's second defeat this season at the
hands Of Brooklyn team. being de-
feated by New Utrecht In its first game.
The lineup:
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The lineup +:
Ituyyesant (nD.
Soccer Defence Too strong.

Morris High and Evander Childs SOC
GERS clashed in their p. 8. A. L. cham
rionship game at Crotona Park yester-
day, when. after sixty minutes Of fast
play. the game ended in tie with the
score at 90. The Morris players did
most OF the pressing and were hopeful
of winning. but the fine play OF Roth
berg In goal saved Evander Chiids from
defeat
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npooKryS sAuors Drrrsrru.
srecinl Dsspotrh 10 Tnr w YonK fIrnnn

pT.h 1NFrFTLD, oct. 27-Tha Recreation,
Club Independent football eleven continued on
rs winning way here to-day. defeating the
receiving shin team % Brooklyn. 1916 This
victory r. Rccrrntion'e fourth this YEAR The
eleven has not hcer defeated, and wac -cored
on TO-DAY for the fret time Recreation has
scored 10 points against @ for tho opponents
iu four games
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RENSSELAER, : TO a yrcTox.

TROY, N ". Oct 23.--IlensseIaer Poly
technic Institute defeated W0rcherter Tech
here this Afternoon by q score 81 20 O..
The Troy engineers scored IN the second
neriod when LRwler blocked a Kick on tho
IL yard line and WRIGHT fcll on the ball
a. II rolled over the goal line IN the lat
minute Of play. More received q punt on
Worcester 80 yard lire and ran sixty yards
for a touchdown, but Clnurh failed 20 kick
the goal Lineup and summary:
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LAFAYETTE RUNNERS IN FRONT.

EASTON, Ia, Oct. 23.--Lafayette defeated
Lehirh IN a cross-country run here to-day.
~ 20 40. Crawford. middle Atlantic States
Association champion. won Individual honor-
by finishing first HIS time for Tho ais
miles hrlnR IS mInntea IS % acconda.
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brooklyn Prep Down. Hamilton.

Brooklyn Prep scored It's hrst Victory
OF the season yesterday morning by
defeating the strong Hamilton Institute
eleven OF Manhattan. I TO 8. at the
Catholic Protectory grounds goal
from touchdown by Capt. ed Harrison
OF the Prep team was the deciding factor
In the victory. M Hamilton had pre-
viously missed It's try for goal. The
lineup
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The football team representing the De
Witt Clinton High School triumphed
over the eleven from New Utrecht High
School. Brooklyn. by a score of to 0
in a game at the City College Stadium
yesterday morning. The upper West
Side boys have yet to meet defeat this
season. The llneup:
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Clinton in scoreIe.s TIE.

With Harry J. Ratican. the famous
international centre forward of the Rob-
ms Dry Dock soccer team, acting as ref
cree, the De Witt Clinton and Bushwick
High School elevens battled to a draw
in the p s. A. I. fixture at the Pros
pect Park Parade Grounds yesterday
The rival teams were well matcned and
not a goal was scored In either half
The fineiip.
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HARVARD'S Drawn
DOWNS CENTRE
Continued from First Page.

they had far TO come. and there aren't
many OF them anyway. but they held up
their end in the cheering part Of It
They were entertained between halves
by the Harvard band with MY Old Ken
lucky Home" and a medley OF airs pop
ular in Dixie.
Owen, all the Harvard ends. Churchill
Horween and Havcmeyer stood out In
the good work on the Crimson side. and
In the yellow and white phalanx indi-
vidual hits were made by Whitnell. Nc
Millin. Snoddy and James. Most OF the
Centre linesmen were outplayed. but
James did great deal of effective tack
ling for Centre and was better than most
of his mates at diagnosing Harvard
plays
The Harvard interference was capital
and was a source Of sore trial to Centre.
McMlllin and Whitnell were brilliant
with their heady running and lodging
and lived up to reputation. but big Red
Roberts hardly did so. He had what ap-
peared to be an aimless way of wan
dering about In the backfield until di-
rected by somebody just what to do. The
Centre backfield acted with relation to
one another as IL they needed more re-
hearsing.
The opening KICKOFF by Faxon was run
back TO Centres 20 yard line and the
first line play by Centre. centre plunge
by McMillin. netted nothing to speak OF.
Centre couldn't bulge the Harvard line
! and McMillin punted on the third down.
Fitzgerald was Topped in his tracks by
Snoddy. owen on a deceptive and rather
closely grouped play went through left
tackle eight yards. He was a real star,
this owen, and Churchill wasn't much
behind him.
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The lineup:
Crescent A. @. 20.
EnYlawood i2l.
Bun. Defea, staten Island.

Pulling out with a bare victory in the
Field League soccer match at Bay
Ridge the Crescent A. c. Bluffs defeated
the eleven representing the Staten lei
and Cricket and Tennis Club by the
score OF 3 goals TO 2 yesterday. At half
time the score was even. each side hav-
ing shot two goals.
The lineup:
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Parke II. DapiS TO REVIEW
-Four Big Football Games
THE NEW YORK HERALD will

entertain its football readers
each Sunday morning, follow
Ing the major football games In Mo-
vember. with an elaborate review of
the four great battles Of the gridiron,
penned by the master story teller and
historian of the sport, Parke II.
Davis of Princeton.
Mr.. Davis IL unique and famous
figure in this sport Thirty years ago
he was a celebrat ed player at Prince
ton. Upon graduation he became a
famous coach and in the pioneer
days of the game founded the foot
ball establishments of several Ameri-
can colleges. Throughout his life as
a busy lawyer and man Of affairs
his interest and activity in intercol-
He is the author of the basic book
on the sport. For many years he
served as a member Of the rules
committee and in that capacity in
vented and incorporated in the rules
many of the games most pleasing
fer lures. Every football player and
follower from the Atlantic to the
Pacific knows Parke Davis to-day az
the final auth rity on the history,
records and statistics of the sport.
A still greater public perhaps
knows Mr.. Davis as the great his
torian and story teller OF the sport.
Trained by participation for thirty
years in the game. saturated with
the spirit Of the colleges and possess
ing extraordinary talents for descrip-
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The lineup:
Townsend Harris to).
Manual Ties stuyvesant.

Manual Training and Stuyvesant High
School soccer elevens met in their r 8.
A. L. championship game at the Pros
pect Park Parade Grounds Yesterday.
but so stubborn was the defence on both
sides that the game ended In a tie with
a 90 score.
The iinetip.
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AS the shadows were deepening Hor-
ween made long run after ripping a
hole in the line. and a penalty carried
the ball further into Centre territory.
Johnson threw a forward pass to Ma
comber for thirteen yards. Bartlett In
teycepted the next pass. This was on
his 10 yard line. which closed the con-
test.
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ing eNtraordinary talents Tor descrip- PNRkE r DAVIS.
writing his football
Into MS highly technical narrative pak the
OF the
Of
future reference
o be
nationwide all
exploit Of
reviews will
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WORCESTER. Macs, Oct. 2s.-'rhe Holy
Cro-r-New York State Coiiere football game
which was 10 flve been played here to-day
was cancelled ~ the New York State col.
ieEians.
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GIANrs nI.ANK HAVANA.

HAVANA. oct. 23.--The New York Giants
to-day shut out the Havana baseball tesn
by score OF 2 70 o.. Ths score;
New rors.........oooooioie-a,
Havana .......... o 600 90 %
Stewart and Torres.
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Centre Is Pushed Back.

Owen and Churchill made gains and
good ones every time they tried 1t and
went through both wings. Penalties
helped push Centre back, and after
Churchill had turned left end for FIVE
yards shattering smash by Owens
through right tackle took the ball over
the line for q touchdown. from which
Faxon. as always. kicked the goal
Red Roberts threw off his headgear
after this setback and proved the fitness
of his nickname. His kickoff was poorly
done. He kicked over the goal line.
Horween punted at once and drove from
his 90 yard line to Centres rs yard line.
for Centre nearly always let the ball
strike and roll. They gained nothing by
that policy.
Just the same. from their % yard line
the Centre youths let fly with a series
OF swift or savage assaults which had
Harvard baffed. and retreating. and
tumbling backward. Whitnell sailed
around left end twenty yards. He
SKINNED the side line beautifully.
No prettier open work defence has
been seen in many a day than this series
with which Centre wiped out the chalk
marks. McMillin and Roberts failed on
a forward pass. but the next instant
Centre succeeded with one. which was
ilIO 5H lle agency Oh Mchlllln anu
Withheld.
Roberts sliced right tackle for six
yards. and one two first downs were
reeled off as Centre ate UP distance.
The prettiest play of the game was
turned by McMillin. when inside Har-
wards fifteen yard line. Whether It was
preconceived or a smart play on the spur
Of the moment. II was In the nature OF
a novelty to most OF the spectators.
Centre needed yardage just then to keep
the ball.
He made twelve yards by the ruse and
was within three yards OF Harvard's
goal line A yard was made through
Harvard's left guard and Roberts drove
to within yard OF the goal. On the
third down he went outside left tackle
for the touchdown and Weaver kicked
the goal.
McMllin raced to the right, and the
Harvard team moved over en- masse to
head him off Suddenly he stopped.
turned and zig-zagged back to the left
and he was so quick about II that he
was streaking into open space before the
Harvard pack could wheel and give
chase. He had a couple of interferences
over that way to help and when he was
thrown II was at the side line three
yards from Harvard's goal.
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a touchdown.
Erasmus ca.

1UHIs
tourhdown--Cre reeves, Rockefeller. Field goal
Greves. bstitutiors-Commercial Shouter
for Starobin, Greenbeum for Breden: Eras-
mua: MINIS for Banker Mendel for Minis.
Herman for Mandel Erwin for Ruch, Ban
ker for Herman, Frain for Banker. Referee
Hastings. Cornell. Umpirc-Lunch, Holy
Cross. Head inesrnan-Maxwell. Brown.
Time Of periods-f0 minutes.
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Worcester,


Touchdowns--wr for Rensselaer,. Morse
for Worcester Goal from touchdown-Shea
for Rensselaer, Substitut'ons-Fer Ttcns-
ptlacr. KaNn for Shea. Riddle for Wright,
bradley for Wilder. Hyrncs for Remcrs.
Eller for Kawn Tencyck for Riddle Holden
for Pyrres, Brown for Sessions, rarkhurst
for Haley. Sessions for Brown, Morrison
for Fielder, Bushnell for Colby, Biiss for
Sessions. Referce--Petereon. Colratc. Umpire
ADrHper. Williams. Linesman > Mann.
Springfield Y. NJ. O. A. Time OF CHARTERS
n minutsa.
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Peck. Goal from touchdown. Peck. Sub
situations. Wesleyan-Abbot for Newhan.
Steele for Butler. Observation-Disclosures for
Thornton, Moszcenski for Burt, Anderson
for Appelbaum. Appelbaum for Anderson.
Herman for Miller. Burt for Canapary.
Thornton for Moszcenski. Pulleyn for Scovil.
Scovil for Galloway. Reilly for Thornton.
Nohl for Pulleyn. johnson for Forsythe.
Korn for Hinch. Reforee-F. 8. Bergin.
Princeton. Umpire. v. A. Schwartz, Brown.
Head linesman. w. II. Crowley. Bowdoin.
Time OF periods. IL minutes.
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the ball to bounce from his arms. Myer
was up In flash. seized the pigskin
and headed for Columbia goal.
He was downed on the Blue and White
20 yard line. but two smashes sent the
ball to the Ave yard marker. Here
Peck used Just ordinary Judgment, but
II was sufficient to send Heuer over for
the first touchdown of the contest. Peck
kicked an easy goal.
The lineup:
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Middlebury m.
SCORE by PERIODS

Sub 'tltutIons-Stevens-Bt nJamin Tor Her
~. rradley for BatuIz. Mowton for Brett.
Middlebury-Lobo for Gollneck. Referee
H. A. Coryoll OF Penn. Umpire--J. e. Hen
ncssy Of Brown. Had linesman-R. s.
Young Of Chicago. Time-Four ~ minute
pc RODS.
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Another bluegrass Score.

The second Centre score came soon
after the beginning Of the second quar-
ter. Centre had just been set back
fifteen yards for holding when whitnell
passed left end for two yards. McMilin
passed right end for four and was
thrown by Churchill. McMillin shot a
pass 35 yards to Withheld, who had gone
straight ahead and caught the ball while
going at top speed. He merely turned
his head and grabbed II and went on.
He had 81 yards more to go to reach
the goal line, and he did Il. He was
tackled at the line. but fell across IT,
Weaver kicked that goal. and Centre led.
II to 7. It's been many a day since any
team presumed to lead Harvard by that
much--and with the lead being the out
come OF two touchdowns.
Harvard's punting was steady on the
whole and more consistent than her adj
versarys. but Owen made a poor one
before the second quarter was ovor. IL
was nearly blocked McMillin found q
gaping hole In Harvard left wing and
was caught by the vigilant Faxon. A
forward pass 20 SIoidy gained nve.
A first down was followed by a criss-
cross and Centre was doing nicely until
a damaging fifteen yard penalty for
holding hurt the movement greatly. Tho
Centre team spread out across the field
as IL for a punt. but It was a fake. a
fake smeared by Woods.
A punt by Withheld gave the ball to
Harvard on the latters 80 yard line.
and Harvard opened the throttle with a
fine offence. Centre lost Ave yards by
with the centre, and every
crack out OF the box was flung hack
and knocked about by Harvard
Churchill was a slippery customer.
He and Owen carried the oval to the 6
yard line and Horween plunged to the
1 yard line. owen went through cens
tire for the touchdown.
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Otio State Os).
Ohio STATE. ....................o o DELE


Observation-Disclosures ~ Hoirne. q eir
f-s-, 'ou~Nd0v.n--S'incN fnndt. Offi-
clal---Referce, Madig-ohn. Michiean: umpire
Fn'yNt. "a -frnoTh; head lluc~man Young
Il'iroiq Wesleyan: foid Judge Gardnrr
Cornell. Time Of periodically minutes each
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Contre ...............:.. o Ola
hdowns-Harvard-owen :. borween =.
Centre-Roberts. Whitnell. Goals from
touchdownE--Faxon 4. Weaver 2. Goal from
the field drop kick from 81 yard line)--
Horween. observation-disclosures, Macomber
Tor Kane, Eastman for Hubbard. Croker
for Castor. Buell. for Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald
for Buell., johnson for Fitzgerald. Hamilton
for Owen, Churchill for Hamilton. Humphrey
for Churchill. owen for Churchill Gratwick
for Owen. Stillman for Horween: Centre.
Converse for Chnn, King for Converse, Gre
gor for Ford Nunnally for Robb. Murphy
for Whitnel, Moran for Murphy, Bartlett
for Moran. Referee-Robert Maxwell. UNI
pire-Tom Thorp. Field judee-W @. Crow
ell. I.inesman-Bankart. Time of periods
II minutes. Attendance-42.0 900.
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Buell. Misses Field oeai.

Buell. missed field goal near the
close OF the half. Centres woes began
in the third period with n miserable
punt by McMillin.
The ball slipped off the end Of his
stoe. twisted sideways and went out
side for net gain Of next to nothing
II went outside az Centres 90-yard line
and was a costly nisplay.
Churchill and Fitzgerald worked a
forward pass to the 16-yard line. Church
~ went 10 the 2-yard line. Horween
was stopped on centre dive. but Centre
was offside and Horween went over
from the next scrimmsge.
Following the kickofr. McMillin. Just
about two-thlrds OF the Centre team.
sauirmed and sprinted and stepped or
20 yards. He ran the bail 10 Centres
"a yard line. Horween intercepted n
forward pass and took the leather back
10 the 80 yard line Centres defence
took sudden brace and Harvard had
70 kick
Harvard however, made virtue OF
recessity by picking up three points from
the kick. for Capt. Horween dropkIcked
goal from the s5 yard line. Horween
intercepted one OF Roberts's forward
passes In the fourth period. He placed
the ball on Centres SO yard line, but a
fake forward pass, In which Churchill
ran round and took the ball from the
pseudo passer's hands. didn't fool EN-
tire and didn't net foot.
Horwcen missed neid goal and
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The lineup:
Centre College 40.
SCORE BY PERIODS.
Harvard

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