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PRESS: NOVEMBER 189ft IMITATORS BATTEREDDOWN Pianos Split in Two! harvard's iiM EMOii ai izi BY 31 a 1 the quote WAS EASY OR MICHIGAN 1 BIG $165 $170 1 $85 GOOD 1 $70 $160 $135 1 $65 $150 1 $55 $125 and all below that price will be $15 down and $5 a month A A ISHER General Agent Wareroom formerly occupied by grocery store corner Gratiot avenue and armer street Den fit cm TWO CLUBS JOIN HANDS STIRK ZENO AND ANITA men GREATEST AERIAL1STS 31 5 Of Course they do occMtionally arui you should try EHECTICII Ro 1 I II I ROWING the hums fflDicni msinins THE DEADLY SAS011HE 37 ORT STREET WEST D(M ITS SUPERIOR WORK tally Burned in SprinKvrellJi While Adjourn Gflbert must TOLEDO EASILY BEATEN thousand Efftht football gam ever 5OTKS the Th kill BEECH A iBBtR'i been made to rootwear but day Insile IUymonl Pan next tVombacher Kennett Henninger Greenleaf Drumheller Ilngr Gordon will ani good It is new or 91 brilliant exhibition Two Wisconsin men were knocked out but the casualtie were not ser iou of ttmham Villa fl ret about two affording excel Next Monday given for which This And these disorders are manifested by hundred different symptoms as THEN BEGAN THE by met hod which ate rational painless and inexpensive Cutn rrh if allowed to grow extends its Held to the T'hront and Upright (4 years old) fine condition at THE PETKOIT Tin 3i tn fa boat in a the the one who arrived New York November 21 The eastbound express of the Pennsylvania Kailroad this evening struck two men who were walk ing on the track at Rahway Both men had their heads nearly severed from their bodies It is thought that the men were Berry Baker and John Morris prlnt Ann Arbor Mich November 21 (Specie!) Wisconsin and Northwestern have both accepted Michigan's challenge tor November 2 so that the championship of the wett will be settled defi nitely in Chicago this week Kalamazoo Mich November (Special) The Kalamazoo college football team defeated the Ionia Athletic Association team to day 21 to 4 Many unsuccessful attempts have combin rubber with sole leather for this process was the first succeed In recessing the sole to receive a layer of rubber that actually becomes a part of it staying in place tin the soles are completely worn out adding to the durability of the shoes weil as the comfort of the wearer A full members with the 2'O present members in This state of affairs shows that while no one can successfully imitate the groat Adams treatment there are certain who now imitate in the practice of cleun 1 1 And the Adam epee lit I it are only too Rind to hv ytich imltntor for it removes one of the most serious menriee to the public health But the most important of all for the public to remember is that the Adnmpedal Inta positively cure Ithaca November 21 As the time ap proaches for the training of Cornell' oarsmen for the inter collegiate regatta of interest grows apace Charles Courtney will be train coming ot urnniaun to coacn disturb me 1 expect Cornell tn closer contests than last will put the English methods BOW Cl MX SO CMIr TRY TO the Williams tc fn XRiwiatlnn football yesterday The Berry school team would like a game with any team averaging 1U) pounds Address IX try school The Eclipse Rugby team defeated the Olympic ly a score of to The feature of the game was the tackling of oley Ganey and Mogan and the 40 and i yard gauw ot Galen The Eclipse team would like to hear from any team averagl ig 12t pounds the tee troll College Tiger preferred Address A Galen 3l7 Thirteenth street St It Position Wittenberg Left end TownsendLeft tackle BaughantLeft guard LincolnCenter Gardner Ttlght guard Erhard Right tackle IdleRight end MillerQuarter Dinkle Ift half LipeLeft half I Lipe Right half Line Hogg ull badk Black Touchdowns Greenleaf Caley 3: Pingree 2 Caley Villa Referee McMillan Dart mouth Umpire Richards of Michigan Lines men Simmons and Heckert Timers Wright and Heckert Halves 20 and 15 minutes Hanover November Dartmouth de feated William 10 to Uila afternoon thereby winning once again the triangle football league championship Th snow storm and a slippery Held placed Dartmouth at bad odds with Will iam for the latter team was much the heavier Hut the Iiartmouth men worked like tigers and outplayed the Berkshire boy at every point in the midst of the game th football suit weretiff with ice and it was extremely difficult for the player to keep their feet Punting was next to impossible and play were generally un uecsful Dartmouth made most of her gains by snappy vletous line bucking through the cen ter and tackle Mississippi Valley associations and regattas they were to carry oft their llurtard Hail One Picnic at Lcnt Cambridge Ma November 21 Harvard freshmn nearly Obliterated the Pennsylvania freshmen on eidlers' Held this afternoon beat ing the red and blue to The weather was unpleasant a cold rain freezing a jj fell yet 5(Xs people saw the game Harvard played all around Pennsylvania and especially in the second half when touchdowns came with a rapidity that wa surprising Th Harvard line held like a stone wall and 'what gains Penn sylvania made were due almost entirely to the slippery condition ot the field Hatch Martin and Comb were easily the stars vf the game lifting content against any bo pounder on earth for J300 a side I Hoy wants another chance at Hammond bt)t McLean has first call Jack Downey and Johnny Gorman have been signed to box at Brooklyn on November 30 An all day shoot at targets and sparrows will be held on the Rusch House grounds Thursday "Spike" Sullivan ha been signed to box McConnell of Philadelphia at New York month Sammy Kelley the New York bantam iii meet roily ai turmingnam In England riday There will be a blue rock shoot for turkeys at the River Rouge Gun club range Tuesday begin ning at 10 o'clock Johnny Murphy states he will go to England next month if he cannot get a match here Jimmy Barry is ready to meet him "Kid" McPartland and Matt Matthew who knocked out Stanton Abbott have been matched to box at Buffalo next month Supt Cooper of the naval academy is opposed to footbait and will endeavor to interest cadet tn rowing and aquatic spots to the exclusion of game upon the land Casey is working hard for hi debut as a pro fessional on December 3 when he meets Cotter of Toledo Cotter is said to have made a goodshowing against Van Johnny Grliilu has recovered from hi ear trouble and intends to re enter the arena again He has been promised a match with Larry Bums next month by a New York club Walter Johnson the colored Philadelphian who is rapidly coming into prominence through 1 cleverness is said to be a very stiff puncher and very shifty for a big man Johnson's backer will try and secure a match for him with Joe Goddard when the latter comes to America It big Bob Armstrong should defeat rank Sla vin the Australian heavyweight at the Union Park Athletic Club on Monday night Parson Davies will at once match him against Steve O'Donnell or any ot the otler big heavyweight Armsliong end Slavin are scheduled to box 20 rounds Gorge Green California champion welter weight known as kept a sharp eye on riday night's contest When it was over he declared openly that he was satisfied that he could stop McAuliffe th wlnnr inside of ten rounds He said he ould put up a deposit to demonstrate that he meant every word he said Riley Grannan the noted plunger made his return appearance on California tracks at the Oakland race course riday He proceeded to plunge as of old and netted a neat sum when Sir Play defeated Moylan Barred by the east ern tracks Grannan is protected by the more lib eral laws of California and the associations there are bound to extend to him the same privileges granted to all others who desire to witness rac ing In a game of pedro is the dealer required to state if questioned before the first card Is played how many cards he There are ro recognized rules for this game Hoyle ignoring it completely We should say as our opinion however that the dealer should take the same chances as the other players in announcing the number ot trumps he hold This opinion as before stated is not gathered from any standard rule but based on the rules ot other draw games viz section 12 Hoyle's Laws ot poker: "Play ers cannot ask other what is the dlward as to numbers either before or after the draw (or merly the rule read that before the draw the question could be asked but not after it) The dealer must announce bls own discard'" body is broken give elasticity and ease to the er He says: "The Harvard does not to win next year summer Ihmann into use at Cambridge and I consider him to be in the front rank ot English rowing experts "Cornell won last spring by the American stroke and the contest next year lying as I believe It will between Harvard and Cornell will be one between English and American strokes Our system of training will not be radi cally changed The line will be sharply drawn as regards the coaching rules of the two sys tems "My men will be sent to the training table and carefully fed Lehmann's will smoke pipe and he given general freedom I met lhmann at Henley and believe he would train Harvard' crew only on condition that he have full control The Mutuals have turned over to the A all their personal property including a full and fine assortment of racing shells aswell ar pleasure boat so that the A A will go into aquatics fully equipped The officers of the A A propose to make things hum around the A A club house this winter and many entertainments both athletic and social will be given tor the benefit and amusement of member A club hop is to be riven every two weens tne weeks hence the club lent opportunities for dancing evening a club smoker will be snm excellent talent has been secured snml er 1 to serve a an introduction between the old and new members of the club The present membership fees ot the A Awill cover all privileges ot both branches of the association WO A himself at an early age because he has res passes 1 against certain of the Jaw of probably because of Ignorance or lack of judgment in gladly em braces an opportunity of restoring hi body to full fledged manhood The Adnm pe ciniit rjo not jar upon the sensibilities c4 patients by asking a host of unnecessary questions Such suierior practitioner can discover about all they wish to know from a proper examination of the patient Ml hap that reports thus 'far have rmt given the name of the lineup of the A and it was impossible to get them inquiry of team at Ypsilanti HOME TREATMENT Send for symptom blank If you live away from Detroit or cannot call Dr Adam's' success with patient treated through thenails has been phenoiueaal CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION Madison Wis November people at Camp Randall this afternoon witnessed the most stubbornly touts nt played In Wisconsin It wa between the eleten from the University ot Minnesota and the Uni versity of Wisconsin and the latter won by acore to gaining it touchdown within live minutes of end of the second half and kicking a goal The day was raw with a wind from the north west This aided the Badger in the second half The ball wa never cke to Wisconsin's goal but several times the visitors were very nard reseed and only waved themselves by maculfi i rnt defensive play There was mSch punting and th ball wa more often taken from Minue ts (a on downs than vice vers Capt Richard of Wisconsin did the star (day inn but a rule the game was too doggedly contested for Write to the sporting editor of Buffalo Express Maher it is said will be managed here after by Joe Vendig Je Klusman th little ssndow says he has three men willing to back him for jOv In a weight IRST HILI' A TOUCHDOWN In regard to Tronblea foiled It may be said that CATARRH THE STOMACH Is the result of the old chronic catarrh of the head which almost everyone in Michi gsui either ha has had or will have When the victim of Cnlarrh is not engag ed tn hawking and spitting he is usually swallowing catarrhal mucus the vile ex crocence of sores which are the work of Catarrh You see the sors back in your head behind your nose but thev are there! Can you wonder that your tmnh Alma Mich November 21 (Special) The manager of tha Central Nvwual acbveil' football team of Mt Pleasant displayed case ot "rat here to day The first the'week forgot that he had a date with Alma high school for to day and arranged to play the Bay City high school eleven on the home gridiron This morn ing hl memory again failed him and he brought hl men to Alma At 11 o'clock he received a message from Mt that the Bay City lovs were there to play To make his liysterica complete nt noon he his long haired toot balllst to Mt ngnlnst the earnest pro test of the Alma manager and players with whom he had promised a game three weeks be fore The Alma players are now a mad lot a they had been to considerable expanse for the game and had a large crowed out to witness the contest 5 WILL ME mt i hgi: AM) IIOATIXG OR ED HAD NO THOUHLK WITH WITTESBHIIG at al kHh re of the prizes At the last annual regatta they won five out of ten tlrsts Such men as Van Dam the champion single sculler and others have been brought out by them The A A will continue in their present quarters and will keep up their amateur athletics as in the past es pecially their gymnastic work but apart from this they will in the future carry on the good work ot the Mutuals and make a special feature of aquatic sport It is probable that the spring a competent Instructor will be engaged to lock after this branch of the association As a part of the agreement between the clubs the A A will in the spring erect a boat house of ample proportions on a site just above the Belle Isle bridge The plans are not yet prepared but it can be set down as a certainty that the boat house will be a good one and sufficient to gratify the wishes of the most ardent boatman It is expected that thU new feature of the A A will place the organization on a sound rooting and tnat in tne tuture it thrive' as It has never done before The Mutuals as part of their agreement bring to the tnese standing will make quite a membership roll confidently exnected that a great many members can now be brought into the club who have formerlly been hanging back waiting to see what the A A was to do Each member is to do his best to swell the membership rolls Applications to the number of fprty seven for membership ar now posted on the club' bulletin loard A Aibor Mich November 21 (Sp 3 ame between Michigan and itf Then there are BRONCHIAL TROUBLES Some people are always hoarse and usually such a condition is due to the old disgusting catarrh which attacks so in this damp climate The Adanix Sp laI i'l also cure positively Astlmm and zIUd th Adams specialists not hundreds ef sufferers from Cntarrh and Chronic pienrs now taking their sure trenr jneni and bad they never performed a sln cl cure Detroit would still bo a gainer by their coming because they have irned the searchlight ot the public press Utxm the filthy Jazy and ignorant method certain eif tyiri and forced them to observe at least tha tiententary rules of cleanliness Before attention was ev called to the unscrupulous methods in TiesUpn patients of the Ainms spcflnltst remarked on thrlr practice Of cJvuusIuk any uppar tn to be applied to the patient in hnth in the presence of the patitnL These patients had fooled sway money without benefit on who not only had failed to help them but tixd Just as like as not complicated their ailments by the introduction of other spe cies of germs and bacilli through the ap plication of various apiiaratl which had rot been cleaned Other patients who have recently com menced treatment at the Adana 'tcdicni ltltutc state that cert am 'special with whom they had been treating bad lately (stneo the publication of tho warning bj the Adams specialists) begun th practice of wihlnK tlia lr appli something before unheard of But thee same pztients vhen realizing what they had been putting up with and with tha knowledge that they were not being cured of disease decided to take no further chances and fled to the Adams siiecial ists for relict A NEW SHOE BY AN OID IRM Mtrie by securely inserting a pl ce of tough purs Cum rubber Inn but not through the outer ols bv patent process control 1 1 by the the theaters and music halls though crowd were not the scenj of the slightest disturb It my bav been the miserable drizzling rala or in the mueic hall it may have been thetry brusque and unmistakable announcement persona would be thrown cut that as it may the youth who become nitarioe under the stimulating Influence of a mtxball game were only noticeable by their ab Uoldwater Mich November The Hillsdale college football team visited Cold water to lay and defeated the Coldwater team by a score of 10 to 0 Although Coldwater did not wore the game proved very exciting and In teresting but on account of unfavorable weather the attendance was not large HaughtonMoulton Beale Dunlop and Livermore Mortce Right halfback Wrlahtlngton jjlnds ullback Brown Dibblee Bouve Woodruff Brown Woodruff Uvermore Itefrrec Hickok of Yale Clinton Glickoff Cornell IAnea3nan Ieacham Cornell Rochester November 21 At the forenoon session ot the general assembly Knights of Labor the committee on ap eals and grievances decided the question of Jurisdiction between local assembly 4'J and 220 In favor of the latter The exec utive board have suspended for 15 days the two otticers ot the Washington Times (sec retary and vice president) for making state ments against General Secretary Treasurer Haye and General Muster Workman Sov ereign and at the end of the 15 days If the statements are not retracted the otiicers will be expelled from the order Local as sembly 1304 of Washington was suspended some time ago by General Secretary Trea urer Hayes and to day the committee on appeals and grievances sustained Secretary Hayes' action At the afternoon session of the assembly of the of Past Grand Worthy ore man Bishop Initiated the new officer? Res olutions of thanks to A 36 of Roches ter the Associated Press and the Roch ester press Were adopted for their generous treatment A telegram of greeting was re ceived from the Montana state trades and labor council in session at Great alls Mont General Master Workman Sovereign in a speech just preceding adjournment tald that in tho next three months would have in the field an official staff of tnat mam wbnlh gme i under way th engagement ehip the largest In the history of any or lo play Uiwn Thanksgiving ha theretore been ganlzat ton in the world The convention cancelled It shuuai be added incidentally per then adjourned sine die arrange a game fcr Thanksgiving out of the city Address Henry Teatl avenue The Berry school team defeated nigh sc noci ry a score striking Through th soles raving th discomfort and annoyance of a rubr ovrrho After thoroughly examining and testing th merit ot these "nevi slices I uas the first to put in a full line tor the Detroit trade Com bined with the well known reputation of 1'iit Kree Sxultli'a Shoe tor elegance ot style durability ot materials and neatness of fit they are trade magnet (a trade magnet attracts tra ls' and holds it Every jiair guaranteed a repre aented MICHELe: Rosie Leitz 24 years old a domestic in the family ot Mrs Mary Ann MqGough of Spring wells met a frightful death last evening Mrs McGough lives on Dennis street near Livernois avenue two blocks south of Michigan About Rosie who had been down towm came home and lighted the ga ollne stove As it did not burn well she got upon a chair and start ed to fill the reservoir with the liquid fuI Home ot the gasoline must have spilled over her dres for in an instant she was enveloped in flames Running out doors he rolled about in her vain efforts to extinguish the fire Mr Manning who lives in the next house saw the pillar ot flame and rushing out threw a sheet over the burning form but it was too late to save her Dr Otto Toepel was summoned and did everything to allay the poor suffer ins She was burned from head to foot the fingers being eaten oft by the flames Conscious tip to the last wnich came at 9 she bore the agony without a murmur An aunt Mrs Laura Kalm 33 Wesson avenue Is the only relative left by the dead girl Justice Lutermoer will hold an inquest Wednesday some of them squares long since old enough to vote ent phrase used 5 Till OM: THU STRUGGLES THE Ann cial) The Wittenberg this afternoon was the prettjept exhibition of football that could be im agined The Wittenberg team contrary to reputation that had preceded them played clean fast football No team that has come up against Michigan thig year has played a more sportsmanlike or gen tlemanly game If they ever deserved the hard name given them by Oberlin and Ohio I state university they no indications I of it to day Michigan put her big sity team in the field almost exactly as it will meet Chicago Thursday Wittenberg proved to bo precisely what was desired lor good stiif practice to try experiments on for the big game They put up a good defense but not one at all dangerous or likely to knock out or stiffen up the play ers The game ended with no ono hurt and no one much fatigued on either team The Held was very muddy in the middle 1 for a space from twenty to thirty yards i wide but the ends of the gridiron were firm there being a good sod The players' were soon a nass of mud and the ball was greasy and soggy from Hie soaking it re ceived Kicking the ball was a hilarious farce whether for goal on the kick off or on the fullback play fit spite of tho slip pery muddy field Interference was superb The snap and vigor of every Play carried delight to the heart of the rooter Robinson has the team in sim ply wonderful condition If the Coliseum 1 caves In on them Thursday they will crawl out of the ruins line up erberl will yell "Harrrd" and the game go right on as though nothing had happened interference was almost an Impenetrable mystery to 'Wittenberg and Pingree and Caley both made 50 yard runs around the end securing touchdowns The visitors kicked off and Michigan carried the bail back well toward center Then by a series of assaults on the Wittenberg line the ball was forued rapidly to the visitors! 3o yard line Here a quarterback punt was tried Green leaf caught the ball and carried it over the goat line Caley missed goal Time 3 minute On the second kick off Hog punted for 30 yds Michigan held Wittenberg and forced Black topunt Then end runs by Caley and Pingree brought a econd touchdown in two minutes Caley and Pingree brought a second touchdown In two minutes Caley kicked goal In two min ute more Caley was oer the line again having i run 50 yards behind the most perfect interfer I enc ever seen on tLe Mlchlzan gridiron No Hfial On the fourth kick off the ball went up the field towards the Wittenberg goal until within 4o yard and then Pingree sprinted up through the mud and scored the fourth touchdown No goal Time wa called with the ball danger ously nenr the Wittenberg goal for the fifth time In the second half Wittenberg got the ball but could not gain Then Pingree marie a 50 yard run and a touchdown scoring in two minutes Again the interference cleared hl nath in mar velous form Capt Villa kicked goal The Mich igan team next tried line plays Hogg Caley ilia and Henninger were pushed through for considerable gains until Caley was pushed over for another touchdown the last Villa mis ed goal inal score 2" to 0 TJte remainder of the half saw some good punting by Black fcr th visitors which pre vented further acorlng Wittenberg could make no impression on line but Black after two or three ludicrous failures began to get the hang of kicking the slippery sphere HCgg did not attempt to punt back again The latter part of the game saw some fumbling Pin gree wa taken out and Gordon put in late in thft game because the former Kot kicked In the thigh and trainer Robinson feared to risk him further He wa not injured however The line 1 Another at (2 yeays old) large upright grand with double folding lid Rosewood case line THE QUAKERS MAS THE SITUATION NERVOUS DISEASES The man who finds himself losing his Bauer" upright (new) fancy walnut case a rare beauty Pease upright four years old Rosewood case folding lid fine condition I Hale upright Rosewood case good condition at largest size cabinet grand Rosewood case virtually new at Piano large size upright Duplex scale Rose wood case good order upright Rosewood case about five years old good condition ine Square Piano at even better than that forty per cent of their actual worth and on which basis I describe and figures here below An important deal has just been brought about In the amateur athletic circles of De troit whereby the Mutual Boat Club has been absorbed by the Michigan Athletic Association Negotiations were opened some time ago looking to the amalgamation of these two clubs and finally through the efforts of Tigchon and Capt Mc of the A A the amalgama tion was brought to a successful termina tion last Monday night On that evening the members of the Mutual Boat Club vis ited the club house of the 31 A body and there papers were signed by proper oflicers of both clubs whereby Mutuals lost their Identity and became with the A A Hereafter the clubs will be known by name of the Michigan Athletic and Boat ing Association The Mutuals as is well known were one ot the foremost rowing associations of this city and of the north west being members of both the North western and ateur Rowing tne annual ways sure large cabinet grand fancy walnut case virtually new PINGREE Never Slip Shoes slightly used pianos Vw I 1 a winvu DC empuyt lu cover up a muiuiuae or sins ana applies in advertising even old worn out And as second hand pianos they are of but little or no use to us as manufacturers and therefore I shall neither sell them nor give them away but will split that proposition in two and let them go to morrow at half yes fc large cabinet grand four years old Rosewood case fine condition largest size mahogany case one year old C1CE very fine at Side of Hie AfTu i The ree Press is in receipt of a communica tion from the board of control of Normal school athletics in regard to the game played between the A and the Normals at Ypsilanti a week ago yesterday The statement is made by faculty members of the athletic board and is signed by A Barbour D'Ooge and Bourn ollowing is the Normals version of the trouble: Our team played the A last year and were treated to slugging of the wor type When our men wished to withdraw from the game they were informed that their share of the gate receipts would be withheld unless the game was finished the manager ot the A team came to Ypsilanti to solicit the privilege ot playing the Normal team met several faculty members of the athletic board and after admit ting that the Detroit aggregation had formerly included men who were guilty ot slugging and playing unfair bail promised a fair and' gentle manly game at Ypsilanti to be followed by a Thanksgiving game at Detroit Permission was granted with the distinct understanding that we should protect ourselves from any such treatment as our team had received at Detroit last year Quite contrary to the published reports Mr Wil ber is In no sense a coach for the Normal team was a student here several years ago and wa well known to the member or this board as man who was fair in competition but unswerv ing in his adherence to his opinions Jt was distinctly understood before the game by both the A captain and referee that he to umpire the entire game a practice by the way that is very common in the east Several tnem 1 bers of our board were on the ground to watch the game and after consultation with the Nor I nul manager captain individuals ot ah tam nd Umpire Wilber we wish to av that the i Detroit team in open violation of the rule chal lenged nearly every decision that was rendered I against them that nearly every play was char 1'terized by offside playa by holding in the line i or by arm Interference: and finally that there were repeated Instance ot slugging when the tnn were on the ground and not in danger of being seen in conclusion we wish to say that I the captain cf th I A and their manager 1 llfl tO (io secure a fair and honorable game i mir judg brranizers throughout the country "in uv cannot control the mtr woum tne organization 1 very fine condition medium size fancy walnut case two years old i ranl Itaplih 'lion VH Month RMd Ml November (Speelal) The greatest bench show ever held in the western of the stat will open here on December Sad ail of the early anticipations are being moren th responxe The rhow Is to be rcJvLTh a local society of ladles of eharltlea and it will be made event Very liberal cash prize aren th cla prize ar of ailver an i Harry Lacey ot Boston uday wired 1 tl! act a Judge and Oidbam as70 rir tend blrau will bench the iww A rrargeiiKm were completed to night for Lrtiut dog frets Detroit and southern Canada here and return free ot charge Th' entries will cloe on I ember 1 and a great effort 1 being made to get Detroit dogs here The details ere being arranged by committees of wealthy young men wbo are ptrtng no effort to moJoe ft a big show I refrain from infringing on his pat but call them simply what they are second hand pianos Pittsburg November Duquesne 6 West Virginia university Pittsburg Athletic Club 0: Greensburg 0 Easton Pa November 21 Lafayette defeated Wesleyan this afternoon by 3 to 0 West Point November The game ot foot ball between the Brown university eleven and the military academy resulted: Brown 6 West hilallolnhln Nnvemhee "1 TTntversltv of I Olnt Pennsylvania 8 Harvard 6 Beaten battered shattered but not dis graced This is but the preface to the story of ono of the grandest battles ever witnessed on a football gridiron To night the wear ers of the red and blue are jubilant Their hopes which were so rudely shuttered by the Lafayette contingent have again been raised to the highest pinnacle Alas poor Harvard The few hundred rooteps who came over from Cambridge to cheer the crimson on to are sad and yet they have cause to rejoice or where is the man be he ever so partisan who would say that the sons ot fair Harvard did not go down with Hying colors that they did ret die game Cruel fate seemed to follow Harvard but even in the face of the most discouraging circumstances these men never faltered their only thoughts apparently being the prospective in fact almost certain defeat for their line was fast becoming weakened by the terrible battering of the heavy men of old Pennsylvania and the pangs of de feat which would come to them should their efforts fail Kvery man' played as though his life depended on the result of the game There was that unison which comes only with thorough teaching each man trying to help thfl other Harvard's defensive work for a time was superb but the awful battering the line received from the avy weights on the Pennsylvania team began to tell before the first half was finished and many a de lay was occasioned by a crimson warriorbeing stretched upon the gras or a lime the who were urging their crim son legged team on to greater efforts seem ed to falter but th cheer was taken up by the red and blue followers Thousand of Pennsylvanians shouted lustily for their crimson rivals not because they hoped to see them win the contest but because of the plucky fight they were nutting up in the face of overwhelming odds The crim son eleven had gone into the battle with some of their best men in a crippled con dition they had fought their tight In the early stages of the game and now they wire slowly but surely being driven buck to almost certain defeat It was pitiable to hear Capt Wrightington calling uon his mn to "hold them "break it up" and like expressions The line would hold for two or possibly three downs Then the and blue would gain the distance and ii was but a repetition of the previous disaster Harvard's line stood the battering ram process of Pennsylvania for tho first halt and it was in this half that the crimsons made their only touchdown But in the second half th physical condition of the red and blue began to assert itself and one by one were the Harvard cripples car ried from th field The first to succumb was Johnny D'inlop was relieved by Livermore then rank Shaw got mixed up in a scrimmage and Doucette was called on at center A few minutes later Wheel er and Brown were both injured and their respective places were filled by Swain and Dibblee Wheeler and Brown did not leave the game until' just tiefore lime was called i In a weaken) condition the crimsons were no match for their opponents and struggle as they woull they could not stop the mass plays directed at their line 1 The Pennsylvania team ns a whole de vrves universal praise and but little cen sure Every player was a star and it was the hearty co operation which made Penn sylvania's onslaught on the crimson line so damaging and the defense so marvelous There was little end skirting ends being too quick but Wood ruff Wharton arrar and Uflenheimer did some of the prettiest line bucking ever seen on a gridiron field The only dark spot on the bright surface was disastrous fumble when Penn sylvania had the ball on five yard line but on the next line up Gilbert forced Wrightington to make a safety Weeks too must not be overlooked in the matter of praise for the success of the brilliant dashes into the line was due in a great measure to his quick and accurate passing and his excellent judgment or Harvard Cabot Moulton Haughton Dunlop and Wrightington were the bright particular stars The two latter were the best ground gainers for the crimson and Dunlop was directly responsible for Har vard's only touchdown Pennsylvania got the ball on her forty yard line and Minds tried to punt Into Harvard's territory but instead punted direct into the crimson line Dunlop was through like a flash and car ried the ball down to within a few feet of the coveted goal On the next line Bouve was pushed through the center for a touch down Each team was penalized twice for oft side playing and once Pennsylvania suffered for foul interference but outside of this the game was a grand one to look at and such that enthused the old football cranks and the youngsters The one dis tgreeable feature of the game was a long wrangle over the referee's de rision tn calling Minds back to Harvard's forty yard line after he had skirted th Harvard left end for a fifty yard run and a touchdown Hickok claimed that Jack had run out of bounds at the forty yard line and all the kicking of Capt Wharton availed nothing It is estimated that there were 15000 to JSOX) persons Within the enclosure To night university students marched up xtnd down Chestnut and Broad streets shouting for all they were worth and many a lively encounter took place between the followers of the two colleges The teams lined up as follows: Pennsylvania Position Harvard Bnvle Left end CabotUrtenheiraer Left taekle Wheeler Swain Woodruff Left guard Bouve Overfield Center Shaw IWueette Wharton Right guard arrar Right tackle Dickson Right end Quarterback Left halfback Terms of sale on these second hand pianos will be $15 down and $8 per month where price exceeds Will give written agreement with each of these instruments that our company Chicago will take same back any time within two years at pur chase price toward a of any style we make and furnish the new one at our regular con signment wholesale price Now come and get these the only square deal of this kind ever had an oppor tunity to take advantage of No evasion or advertising has been indulged in here Everything shall be found exactly as represented or take the whole stock for nothing I must dispose of to morrow the following second hand Pianos regardless of their worth as we are nearly through with this cost closing out and desire to cut matters short and get away early this week about my other business I propose to simply everything that has been used even ever so little as a second hand Piano is a one no matter how little used or how much and as our wily competitor has a monopoly on the phrase 1 1 i Se CL 1 CLEAN Ju 1 A YD AST OO I BALL 1 3f YVAS OUT or SIGHT 1 Work the Elcien Was Grnlifyintf in rn lf Pripmlu SmC A I I i I I I gig of Detroit.