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and undisputed control throughout.
'penVer got total OF five hits off
MIN In the eight innings.
II takes but little space 10 tell how
,ulsas = four run came. BENEFITS
homer IN tho first. of courseS was the
beginning. Then Bennett walked I'm
the third. moved to second on
Thompson's sacrifice and scored n
snort time later on Lambs infleld
satety after Spranger's error on Leli-
velts roller had prevented the side
irom being retired. The third and
tying run developed In the seventh,
This time' Bennett was hit by a
pitehcd ball to start things and
again Thompson sacrificed him 10
second, whence hc counted on Yank
Davis single TO center. In the ninth
win tho score tied Bennett, who
hau scored all Tulsa's runs up 70
mat time, led off with n single TO
left and for the third time Thomp-
son sacrificed him to second. Tommy
also being safe at first when Cart
wright mussed up his hunt The
only thing that prevented Rennett
| from scoring the winning run was
| the fact that he got caught off sec
| ond. Thompson then moved TO sec
| ond while Davis was being retired
| by Wright and Cartwright. Ieli-
Welt was Intentionally passed by
Han who wanted to get crack at
Lyman Lamb. This suited Lyman
fine. He had been waiting for jus,
| such an opportunity and he smeared
himself with glory by Knocking a
single TO right scoring Thompson
with the run that broke up the game
then and there.
Second Game n Walkovcr.
Then came the aftermath which
proved clnch. due to the assault
and battery upon the person OF Sails.
| bury. In this fracas Bennett made
fivo safe hits In five attempts, Lamt
four out of five. all OF his heing
doubles. and Thompson three out OF
four, without mentioning the valiant
work done by the others. Suffice II
10 say that In this contest the enem,
was ours from the very start. Hall
who had pitched we'll In the first
game. relieved Salisbury and did
creditahle work thereafter, but Il
was too late.
Norman Glasier, ace OF the Slou,
City box staff last year, who made
his debut with Tulsa In the second
game, hurled steadily. He eased uT
after his mates had taken a nine
run lead and hits by O'Rrien. Cart,
wright and Patterson gave Denver 4
pair in the fourth. In the fifth
Halls single, Longs double ans
O'Brlen's homer gave them three
moro. Then Grasier tightened anC
wouldn't allow a run. Glasier un,
douhtedlv will be material add
ton 10 the Oiler staff.
Four more games are 10 he played
with Denver this gariaa Only On,
Is on tap this afternoon, TO he start
cd at 3 O'Clock. Sunday Afternoon
there II a scheduled double -heade
and the final game will he played
Monday. After their double success
Friday the Oilers are all popped vi
with hopes Of sweeping the series
Luck be with them.
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Games for This
Week
WESTERN LEAGUE.

WESTERN LEAGUE.
s.,,r5.
-,rNyrp AT Till
D HnLia 800 cuv
~. 49,. 20, &, IosoN'
s;,n, CT, uy,:hs,a
, "''NN N',N ~ "'."'a,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
s...l
e. ,, - nSpngi.
81, hn' ~ pa,' i"'a'
S,n,., usSS
p.1,.h ~ pp.,n
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Fight GrasshoI,pers with Poison

HAhDlSTf, Alberta, June -
Farmers in the Battle river valley,
north OF here. are awaiting the ar
rival of poison from Edmonton to
destroy millions OF grasshoppers that
are menacing their crops. Hundreds
OF loads of straw are being burned
to keep the pests away crom the
crops until the poison arrives.
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OKLAHOMA CITY. Juno, Poor base
running on the part OF Tate and Long,
PITTS error and disputed decision cost
the Indians the opening game of the
nor had been given life by PITTS error.
nor had ben given life by PITTS error.
Young dropped what looked like per-
feet strike over the plate for the third
strike and what would have been ths
third out. thinking he had famed,
Wilder started to toss his bat away when
Umpire Fitzpatrick called II ball.
wilder sent the next one over the fence
for the two runs that decided the game.
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CITY GETS DOSE
OF OWN MEDICINE
Three Of It's Trucks Get
Mired in Mudhole on
South Rockford

When three city trucks get stuck
in a mudhole on paved street in.
side Of the city limits. then its tim,
for the city commissioners to get
busy and in some way remedy ne
situation so say property owners at
Twelfth and Rockford where, he.
cause of the lack of storm sewer. 10
carry the drainage water away. the
intersection for the past four
months.
The property owners living near 4,
becoming tired of the ill-smelunM
stagnant water and of the trouble
caused by the blocking of the street
intersection have appealed to tho
mayor and commissioner as many
as five times in an effort to get
some action in taking care OF the
drainage water, they say. Buf no
action has been taken and one resi-
dent on the corner of the street in.
tersection found II necessary 70
build a three-foot dixie in front Of
his home to keep the dirty water
from entering his house.
Friday the problem was brought
home to the mayor and commiss on :
ers when a city garbage truck st-
tempted to cross Rockford avenue
and mired in the mud. Another
garbage truck came to its assistance
and also mired down. The third
truck was likewise mired After
much strenuous pulling two OF the
trucks were gotten out but the third
remained up to the radiatdt in muq
and water at a late hour tlida I;
evening.
Shortly after I o'clock the COM
| missloners in a body visited the
scene. They promised action would
be taken on the matterS
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HOSTLER
GROUND TO DEATH
Negro Helper Started Ma
chinery-Leaves Wife
and Child


Special TO The World.
SAPULPA, June 9.--M. f. Bates,
81, roundhouse hostler. was instantly
killed beneath the Frisco round
house turntable here at Q o'clock
this morning when he was caught in
the cogwheels beneath the table.
Bates, It was announced by rail-
road officials, had gone under the
turntable to oil the machinery.
While Bates was thus engaged a
negro helper started the motor that
operates the turntable. Bates was
horribly mangled.
None Of the roundhouse employees
II IL said, were advised by Bates that
he was going under the turntable,
He is survived by a wife and one
child.
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summary: Two-base hits--Long,
Patterson. Lamb 4. Thompson, LeIi-
velt, stuart. Three-base hits-Ben-
nett. Home runs--BennSt. O'Brien.
Sacrifice hits-Thompsoh, McGimis.
Wright. Stolen bases--Lamb. stu
art Loft on bases--Denver 8, Tulsa
T. Earned runs--Dcnver s. Tulsa
~. Bases on balls--off Hall /
Sttuck out--hy Salisbury I, by Hal
D, by Glasier 1. Runs and hits-ofl
SALISBURY Z, and o In 2 and Ia. Hi
ny pitcher--Glazier by Hall. Time
or game--1;b0. Umpires-Browr
and McGloom.
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No u. =. Blue Sky law.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Federal
blue sky legislation 10 control issu-
ance of wildcat stocks and bonds
will not be put through at the pres
ent session OF congress under a de.
clsion said to have been reached
today by the senate interstate COM
merce committee.
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summary: TWo-baso Wright,
Patterson. Davis. stuart. Spencer.
Spyanger. Home runs---Eennett, pat
torson. Sacrifice hits-AThompson 3.
stolen bdsc-Spranger Earned runs
Tulsa 3. Denver 3. Loft on bases
Denver 8. Tulsa 10. Bases on balls
oft Rachoc ] Back 2. Ilall 2.
struck out--by Rachac Z. by Black
3, Han 3. Runs and hits--off Rachao
2 and 4 IN ana 1-3. Hit by
pitcher--MoGinnis and Bennett by
Hal. Double plays-Stuatt 20 Lett
Welt ThompFon 10 Stuart TO Lcli-
welt Time OF game--i:i7. Umplres
--McGloon aud Brown.
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Takes Ho. Shot Mt Bryan.

EMPORIA. Kan, juno 9.-WN-
liam j. Bryan ''in his efforts to blast
the theory of civilization" Is stand
ing in the way OF religious work and
growth, David Starr Jordan. scient-
ist and chancellor emeritus of Le-
land stanford university declared
today in n talk to the students of the
Kansas state normal
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WHITE SOX CLAN
TAKES FALL OUT
OF YANKEES l0-6
Stoner Has Bad Start
With Tigers-Browns
Trim Red Hose

CHICAGO. June 9--ChicaEo bs,tei
New York pitchers hard today. driving
three of them out Of tho box. ana won
base on balls Msuaci knocking out his
nm homer Of the season ana Ruth also
was ever done. The clubs made q
total Of ~ hits. which were 5000 for ~
bases
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Fall From Tree Is Fatal.

TOPEKA, Kan. June y,--Frank
Roberts while picking cherries in a
tree and falling TO the ground, on
his farm near Dover. Thursday aft
ernoon, suffered stroke OF apo
pleNy and was dead before aid could
reach him,
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Fire Leading Batters
OF IL Major Leagues
Western League.
Hutchinson Reats NIuskopee

HUTCHINSON, kan, June g.
Ganley's home run in the sixth in
ming krols up the ball "a me hers to.
day and gave Hutchinson a victory
In the series opener with Muskogee.
to 4.
Scores by innings: r.. II. +.
Muskogee 1000 0O3 00i- 1a !
Hutchinson 900 0Oi O05-- 5 /
Batteries: Rush and Nichols;
Goode. Chenoski and Decker,
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Sapulpa Wins.

TOPEKA Kan. June o.
Bunched hits in the second and
ninth innings, both rallies starting
with a walk and after two men were
down. enabled Sapulpa to detea.
Topeka today. 4 to 1.
Scores by ipnings: II. II. E
sapulpa ...o20 600 002- Q o
Topeka -. 900 600 OOl- n
! Batteries; Adair and Funk; Smith
and BenD
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ohlahoma City.
Omaha
x Rated Tor YAung in ninth.
Score by innings:

o,.Sa,o, oTsha ci'.ccSSSs civ dSt dSt GO GO
Summary: Runs-Manush. Grantham,
O'connor. Wilcox, Wilder ?, Darrough,
Massey. Middleton 2, Bates, Ginglardi
Errors--Snedecor Herman. Wilcox 2. Pitt.
tTate. Two-base hits-Middleton, Cling
lardi. Three-base hit-Gislason. Home
run--Wilder Sacrifice hts-Wilcox,
Grantham. lDarrough, Young. Stolen base
Wilder. Base en- balls--Off Young 8.
off Darrough 2. Earned runs-omaha 3,
oklahoma Guy Double p,sysHTsae sy. ~ ns,.. to
Griffin to Gtslason. Gislason TO Wilcox 10
Snedecor. Manush to Wilder to Gislason.
Left on base-omaha s. Oklahoma CITY
Burnside.
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FHIINDELPIIIA, June 9.-FOurnIer'e
home run drive. scoring HcHenry ahead
of him In the fourth inning, aided st.
Louis today to take the first game of the
series from Philadelphia, 4 to J, Pfeffer
held the locals safely In the pinches.
Goldie Rapp played his first game today
since his serious Incident Q month ago in
ST. Louis and his fielding was feature.
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DETNOIT, June 9.--Phlladelphla de-
feBted Detroit. 10 to q. In the final game
Of tho series here today. taking advantage
Of Stoner's wlldress In the first inning and
punching drives off johnson and Cole who
followed him. Tho latter hit Jimmy
Dykes In tho head with a pitched bali
knocking him unconscious. but the Attn
letlo third baseman returned to tho game
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xpatted for Piercy In seventh.
Score by innings;
Boston ................O 600 100 ooO---l
ST. Louis .s.....,.s..s.12O 2Ob 900 OON--s
summary: RunH--DugBn, Gerber, Sisler
q Williams 2 jacobson, SEVERED. Nc Ma
nus. EIror--I. Collins. Two-bsse hit
Sisler. Three-hase hits-Williams. Dugan.
Double piays--Pratt TO ORourke TO Burns
o'Rourke to Burns. struck out-By
Danforth 4.
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gard. Query. Williams Berger I. wash
burn ?, Blakesley 2. Error-Query.
Earned runs-Michta T. Sioux city g..
Sacrifice hit-Washburn. Two-base hits
Hamilton. Elsh. Berger. Blakesley, Nc
Doweli. Three-base hit-Ostergsrd. Home
rins--Ostergard, Query stolen base
Berger :, Smith, Washbutn. Hits pd
runs-On Didier and Q in 3. off Roett-
ger and In 5, off Ramsey s and IL In
20. off Msun and In one-third. Dou-
hle plays -Hauilton to Palmer TO Metz,
Palmer to Hamilton 10 Metz. struck out
BY Ramsey g. by Msun 1. BY Didier l..
by Roettger I. Base on balls--on Ram
sey 4. off Didier 3, off Roetser 3. Lett
on base-Wichita 6, Sioux City 8. wild
pitch--Roettger. Passed ball-Query Hit
bv pltcher-Washburn 2, Haley by Didier.
2:lO--
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Karl Adams Ia Right.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. June 9.-Kari Adams
was invincible holding Des Moines score
less in tho first-game OF the series and
the Saints won. s to o. The locals batted
Lefty odenwaid at will.
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CUBS NOSE OUT
AHEAD OF GIANT
COMBINE a TO 3
Cardinals Take Close
Game From Phillies;
Robins Perk Up

NEW YORK Jurs g-AteHander's
steady pitching In pinches enabled Chiea-
go to defeat New York today In the last
game Of tho series to g. Neht had one
scored three runs after two were out.
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WICHITA DUMPS
500 TRIBE FOR
8.TO-6 VICTORY
Sloppy Work on Part of
Indians Gives Omaha
Opener

WICHITA. Kan, June e-Wichita
drove Didier from the box IN tho early
city could not oyerc6mo later. the cham
pions winning, 8 to 6.
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defAntnd

. HOSTON, June o.-Boston defeated
Pittsburgh, 10 l. today. the last two in
nngs being played In u severe electrical
storm. Sensational catches by Biabee
and Mueller and stops by Ford and Bar
bare were features. HolSe was a star In
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A. Cleveland Washington. postponed ac-
count death Of President Dunn of the
Cleveland club.
At Detroit ). Philadelphia 10
At Chicago 10, New York s.
At st. Louis s. Boston /,
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A thimble for the ends OF up
right rods used TO support automo-
bile side curtains has been invented
to protect the fabric from puncture
and relieve the stitching from
strains
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PhiIadelphla,

sBatted for @. Smith in ninth.
Score by innings:
PHILADELPHIA ............l0t 900 100-3
Summary: Two-base hits-Lee. Horns
by Q McHenry. Home runs-Walker,
Fournier. Double plays--G. Smith to
Fletcher. to Leslie. Ainsmith TO Lavan.
Bases on bails-On Pfeffer 8. Off O.. Smith
3 Runs-Hornsby, McHenry 2. Fourier
Walker 2. Lee. Errors--Flack. Lee.
RobiSs 2, Reds I.
BROOKLYN. June 9.--Brooklyn broke
It's losing streak today when Grimes
frightened up after the first inning and
beat Cincinnati, : TO !. A sensational
catch OF Wards wide throw by Schmandt.
completing a double play. stopbed the
Reds in the ninth. Errors gave the podg-
ers their two runs.
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High efficiency is claimed for a
nsw worm drive gear for automobiles
in which the spiril part engages roll
ers instead Of teeth
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New YORK .. ........0oo oOI ali Z
chicago ..,...,.......,oO 900 Oio 72S--id
summary Runs ward. ruth ., Meu.
Inns. Mostil. Faik ,, Sheeiy 2, Courtney
No errors. Two. base hitE-Scott. Hooper
Faik 2. Shsey. Meusei. Three base hits
pipn, Conttnsy Home MeuaeL Ruth
Double pisya-Ward to Scott 20 PIpp
Hooper TO collins TO johnson. Bases on
ballh-On Courtney T. Off Murray /, of
Hoy l. Struck out--By Courtney Q.
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Pit,,bsrsh
nmion.

Summary. Runs -- T!aynor, Grimm
Cooper, Barbare 2. Christenbury, Nichol-
son. Holke. Ford. OMAN. Errors-Tier-
ney, Chrlstenbury. Ford Two-bsse hit
Nicholson. Double pays-Traynor to
Tierney to Grimm. Barbara to Ford to
Holke. Bases on balls-Ou Copper l. Off
YeIlowhorse /, Oft Oeschger 81 Struck out
by Cooper I. by iellowhorss 4. by
Oeschger ..
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81. Jose.
Des Msinss.

Score hX-Innlngs'
Des Moines, ...........000 900 0oo-c
St. Joseph ..........:... ..2ol o22 lox-s
summary: Runs-Olson 2. Corriden 2.
Fisher 2. Stevenson. Grabowski Errors
Stevenson. Two-base hits--Olson, Fisher
Stevenson. Three-base hlts-Defate. Sac
rifice hlts-Adams. Stolen bases-Fisher
Olson, Corriden. Stevenson. 2. Struck out
BY Adams 6. by Odenwald 2. Bases on
sarsed Gsnst ic.eUh %d MoGs.
Left on bsses-St. Joseph II. Des Moines
9. Umplres--Holmes and ormsby. Time
$40.
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SGNSTER.
VH DAYS
..E&R[SUlTS


AT TULSA ait DENVER as.
A. Oklahoma city 3, Omaha 7.
A. 81. Joseph 4. Des MoiheA q.
At wichita 3. Sioux city 6
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ST. LOUIS, june e--The browns de-
feated Boston. to I, here today, aking
famed eight bsttsrs. Two bslks were
charged to him. A third-innlng rally
routed Ferguson after the Browns scored
six runs. with the Yankees losing to-
day TO Chicago. the Browns meet the
league leaders hero tomorrow with but
two aud . half games separating them,
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A. Henryetta 5. okmulgee 0.
At Joplin 8. Enid .,
At Fort Smith 10, McAlester l,
At Springfield 7. pawhuska s.
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A. Mobile 2. Memphis ..
At New orleans /. Little Rock 3.
At birmingham 9. Chattanooga 4.
At Atlanta, rain.
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BrookIyn

MATTED for Gillespie ir ninth.
Score by innings;
Cincinnati ....,,........i0o 900 000--l
Brooklyn ........,....,.0l0 Ol0 00x-2
Summary: Two-base hits-punesn.
Caveney Double play-Johnson to Ward
TO SchmRndt. Bases on balls--On Couch
2, Oft Gillespie !, of Grimes Q Struck
out-By Couch ., by Grimes 2. Runs
Duncan. High, Ward. Errors-Burns.
Wihgo. Caveney.
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Held up Loan TO Germany.

Held Up Loan to Germany.
PARIS, June 9.-The interhation-
al bankers at a session held today
virtually decided TO adjourn for
three months and then resume con-
Germany.
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Chjtsqo
n.v Sort


SBatted for Neht in seventh.
SxBatted for shea in ninth
Score by innings.
Chicago ..,............io0 oo3 oo0-t
New York .............l0O 100 0fe--3
summary; Runs-statz 2. Grimes hi-
berg, Frisch. Young 2. Errors--Miller.
bancroft. Two-bsse hlts--Friberg. Miller.
Three-base hit--Statz Double plays
Frisch 20 Bancroft TO Kelly. Hollooher TO
Terry 70 Grimes. Grimes (uusssists sdl.
Bases on balls--On Shea l, OF Noht g. off
Alexander 2. struck out-By Alexander
1, by Shea 1.
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Phiis6.ipAls.

Blue. ThrecShase hits--walker. Johnston
Homo ruu--Welch. Double plays-Dykes
to Johnston. Bases on balla-Of Stoner
2, off johnson 9, OFF Cole 1. off Harris
l. struck out-By johnson 4, by Cole
I. RLns--Johnson, Walker. WEIGH. Miller
., Perkins, hue, Veach. Cole. No errors.
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National League.

AZ Boston Z. pittsburgh =,
Al Brooklyn .. Cincinnati I.
At New York 2. Chicago {.
At Philadelphia .. st. Louis I,
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MATTED for Roettger in ninth.
Score by inninss
sioux CITY '.,....,......ol 2Ol OO2-b
NlcHltA s...s.ss ssSll suO ulN-b
EIItil mi Riirn- IL q mi n " Dainr.
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Texas League.
A, Shreveport g. Galveston 1.
Al Dallas So, HouSton SIS.
At Fort Worth I, San Antonio I.
Al Wichita Falls 6. Beaumont 8.
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AZ INDIANAPOLIS 1. Toledo .,
A. Louisville =. Columbus 2.
only two gain-- Echeduled.
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FIRST Gamc n Real Rattle.

frank Thompson, whose three
sacrifice hits three times moved
Bennett up In "A position to score;
Lyman Lamb, whose two timely
singles scored badly needed runs.
fank Davis, whose one hit scored a
run, and Carl Black. whose pitch
Ing was of the Elt-edged variety
that makes tho scorers Job easy.
we're BENEFITS a,des-in-chief IN the
flrst came which was won only by
a hard, up-hlll scrap
Denver opened up in tho first in
ming With a sizzling attack upon
kachac. who was Lelivelt's first
pitching choice. Doubles by Wright
and Long and O'Brien's single gave
the two runs in the first. and all
these hits were smashing drives
Ther. IN The second. Lelivelt decided
enough was enough and rushed
Black to the rescue. Black had tc
p',ch but one ball TO retire the sid e
GomeX hitting into double play
Stuart to Lelivelt. Aside from Patter
sons home run. opening fourth. tn
Grizzlies couldn't do thing in tn
way of scoring during the rest G
this game. Black being on compile,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

would have been as easy to catch and
hold as Neidlinger was for the Brown
men. Twice 1t looked as though the
Yale runner would run afoul Of a1 an
enemy tackler, yet he lodged them, one
by one.
The last period was featured by fire.
guent punting, Brown resorting to
these tactics frequently when Yale
threatened. 1t was Neidlinger again
who scored for Yale few minutes be-
fore the end of the game and once
more 1t was the aerial attack that led
to Yale's score.
Wight heaved perfect pass to his
quarter on Yale's 40-yard line and
Neldlinger worked his way down the
quarterfeld for sixty yards and a
touchdown, aided by superb interfer-
ence. Brown tacklers were bowled over
right and left as they were preparing
to lay Neidlinger low. Wight kicked an
easy goal.
Yale was content to call 1t a day
after scoring her third touchdown.
becket went in for the doughty little
Neidlinger, who was greeted enthusiast
tically by the entire Blue cheering sec
ton as he left the field. The bali was
mostly in Brown territory in the clos
ing, period. A minute before the game
ended Adams took pass from Higgins
and ran forty-five yards for what
might have been score, but the pass
was an uncompleted one and the ball
was called back.
The game ended at dusk, Yale, 20;
Brown, 0.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Dartmouth Victor Over
Boston u. Eleven, 1917

HANOVER, N. H., Nov. A. Dart
mouth scored an unimpressive victory
over Boston University this afternoon,
winning by a score Of 10 TO 7. The
Green team had many other chances to
score, but lacked the necessary punch
to put over touchdown six times
Dartmouth carried the ball to within
fifteen yards Of the visitors goal, only
to lose 1t on downs and because of
fumbles.
Boston University scored first, get
ting touchdown early in the frst
period. Williamson kicked the gcai.
The Dartmouth lineup at this time was
entirely composed Of substitutes, and
the Bostonians used an aerial game
very effectively. Camel Immediately
rushed his regulars into the game and
the visitors were stopped.
Lee scored a touchdown for Dart
mouth in the second period, after
passes from Calder to Mills had
brought the ball to the visitors 5-yard
line. Calder kicked the goal.
In the third quarter "Pudge" Neid-
linger put over pretty place kick from
the 42-yard line for the final score.
The lineup: