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i 4 4WW 4 1 THE nhi1I SUNSUNDAYr OCTOBER OGTGBER31190Q 31 1909 1 I IN THE FOOTBALL WORLD WORLDirv ro rjap ls WIN 4 CLOSE GLVE LVJS LVJSFROM VEI I A oFROVTIIE FROM THE NAVY NAVYetinslvanlans UT UTP etinslvanlans Take Retemge on tin tini theL I i Indlsjis IndianaComtli Cornell Deatea by byftlWam byftlWam1bllt William WilliamJJj JJj While Yale FlndlAmherst Finds Amhcrtt Easy Pick Pickp Pldr IIIB 11I18ra IziSrause 8 ratu ule Mauled In tbe West WestAmonz ftntI I A Amonz iong the leading happening on the thegridiron tll theIdtron eldiron gridiron ldiron yesterday was ei the close tuMle tuMletjtVXavy tuHletJXavy tuulet tjtVXavy avY eleven gave eve the Princeton Tiger 4714 11 Navy wa beaten 5 to 3 but did we weK wel1 wel1Iderlnll nMderlnK Its showing Ip previous games gameslAlT camlli i lAlT Aencounter Ai encounter of moment aUo took place placeM Philadelphia where ere the Quakers ad administered ministered a severe ere trouncing to the Indiana IndianaasU IndianlUevened asU MI lUevened evened up some old scores 100 core res Harvard lIarvardi1 Von w6lI i1 from West Point with a goal from fromiHo Jr1I9 JLk iHo field eld and a touchdown and hid a I good goodchance Iroodc chance ce to score again when the game was wascHed wascfJted cHed Harvards total was eight points pointsthan pointseotia eotia than Yale made at West Point two twowek twouk twoago wek uk ago agoy azoLYAIe agoTale LYAIe Yale found Amherst easy picking and Is IsfirlU Istld I firlU tld fl unscored on The supposedly Invincible InvincibleHarvard Invillciblel Harvard rvard freshmen were drubbed by the thelinceton theIvthcston linceton Jriia Ivthcston ton cubs and the Yale ale freshmen freshmenIsfcueefed treshmenbMed Isfcueefed bMed out a victory vie lory over Andover AndoverMKiilgan AndoverIan MKiilgan Ian was another team to get some I if1itnlfe enge giving vlnl a walloping to the tbe8yr tbe8yrDrown 8 Syra Syraiana Ta TaTWatts TWatts iana Drown and Dartmouth both von vonmall on ontmalllOOres bpsmahi tmalllOOres mall scores Cornell ran Into another anotherlosing i losing to Williams which team teamd cain cained I id a goal from the field Minnesota Minnesotaln 3nnn 3nnnIn oin ln line for the Western championship championshipH cha l1pllnahlpP I JrlPulverirln putv ptilverlz1ng erizfnlf Rtargs Chicagoans Chlcagoansscores ChlcazoanaJI1elCOrn JI1elCOrn scores follow followB rrd rd West Point oNavy oetOD PIIketon etOD Navy NaV 3 3isnla Sr lr lry IItayIvanI isnla XO Indians Indlanli oAmherst i 84 Amherst i iw8 19 1 Massachusetts Aiffle emoatb RatMouth moatb 12 Holy Cross 0 0Mams Mams lame 3 Cornell OWerau 1 Werau eIeyui 34 Inlon a 43 4 Syracuse Ottelktmon oEOD ttelktmon htson 14 I Gettysburg ofC Ot EOD fC ttte Trinity oAMuineaota OfIuJIota AMuineaota 3O Chicago nYale nyit Yale yit Freshmen 0 Andover 2 Iltceton fHC ell ton Freshmen Harvard Perth Freehmta PerthH I mta Or OJwater Werster Jwater ter Academy 3 Dartmouth Fresh FreshlvC1P Frrabj 4reu lvC1P blleo eIViwcylvanlB evanla IViwcylvanlB vanla Freshmen Sjrmwue SjrmwueO 8ratGleJi Ji uivres Frnlm1 1Bo OIeWCb IeWCb 18 Carnegie Tech II 1 tSnus 33 2 George Waihlnrtoo OHARVARD Or Iac OPPED llAlll HARVARD AIlD FRESH FltESUCubs oetea Cubs Upset the Cambridge CambridgeEleven I Eleven to toO toOfClTON OXCXTOX fh XCXTOX Oct 30 3OTbe The Harvard fresh freshfootball Ireshj bi football team waa outclassed this after atterand afteri i and went down to defeat before tbe tbecub tbeoubl tE 1tr cub by the theacore score of to 0 was a aof arr alLr7 I lLr7 rr of speed over weight for It was by byor LwIng or the ball unerringly and taking takingtag laklD laklDntap taktng44ntage 44ntage ntap tag of their opponents every ery mis misthat milthat mis1I 1I that the Princeton eleven won wonattack WonIf If The attack of the Harvard team lacked lackedand lackedwtr 4w1r wtr and only onl three first downs were wererjtll rjtll 11I1 In the thallamo game No attempt was wasieftUi WMtttbepart wa iiE ieftUi tttbepart part of Harvard to play any anySfet anyto anyrhtt wath rhtt Sfet to sttaUhl football except Jn one instance i atan when a gain of ten yards ardl was wasmode Wa Waaade mode de by the forward pass passThe us usThe The Tiger cubs on the other hand by a afildertog a1teWldertlllf fildertog series of forward passes and andsjpd andCirun sjpd edruns Cirun runs kept the ball In Harvards terrl terrlr ternmoat most of tho time The punting of ofith ith tho the Tiger Tt er fullback was we also a a factor factorwas was the splendid a endld work of Capt Pendle Pendleat 111 at quarterback quarterbackrinceton quarterbackI I rinceton scored IOOr Its first touchdown touchdownafter I after a fumble by Harvard lIar ard on the th latter lattersM II 1 1 2 jrarilme 71Lft yen line Dunlap seizing eeldn the ball and andrunnlnf alldf runnlnf mnnln over the line Soon after this the ball a1l was carried down to Harvard is yard TArde Hoe by Heath and pcndleton A fleld goal goalwas was pag missed by Pendleton In the second secondperiod secondi1od period i1od le regained tbe ball for Princeton Princetonafter 1 after teI a sixty yard punt by Heath on Har HarR mrda rd SO yard line and Pendleton scored scoredthree scoredree three ree points by a place kick The lineup and summary summaryfrintttan summaryPricoi frintttan Petition tlanara llart tr 4emaa naaLeflend Left end Hoiiuter ttnllliteroodntfTdefI Left tackle Llogard oodrlff OOdrtIlLeU Left guard Parmealer UBieathal Center aler Jooex Jon JonllUard Itht nignt guard Godfrey GodtreyrJ uisrsoo IlenloniUtht lUrht uckle ta Fellon FleloD rJ ealap Rlcht end Carr 1 adleton dietonQuarterbackGardner leloD Quarterback Gardner I wn Left halfbadk Grausteln irtow ow Right balfback Wendell eatti thuliback Fullback Lewis LewtaorePrlncetonlI Scpre orePrlncetonlI PrincetonHarvard0 lIarvard 0 Touchdown i Bunlap Goal Gn nI from tcBcbdowa Uchdo Pcadletao Ptn lcu 0051 B1 from Placement CmeaPelldleIoD Peodleton Umpire UmptcIIr neUlr ItefereeTarrart LlnesmanFeatles 1ai IB lIIe of balves bstveai5 mfautea Substttuuoat 1 aeetoDChapKa taeetOD ChapHn for Coleman Baker for WIU ght Harvard HarvardParker Parker for Holttiter Cutler for rJoalll Jones Kay for Godfrey Oodf Ervln for Gardner graves Ora for Grausteln Weston ealoa for Wendell feadelllfarlb Marsb Lewis LewisPOLICEMEN uP POLICEMEN ov TIlE FIELD FIELDWrangle FIElD1Ithnslea 4 4Wrangles Wrangle In IrullanPeim Garnet Gamlncr incf I I ydcfitallr mtall Quaker Win In Easily EasilyPBlLnrLrnn 1 I ip PBlLnrLrnn uu LrH Oct 30 Pennsylvania 30PennsylvaniaflW defeated the Indians today 29 to before beforem blrorfcrowd jcmwdof crowd of about 20000 persons Long Longr flns DI predominated but about everything everythingelse else known to a football game was dished dishedup dlhldup up Including a tight In which Wausekn Wausekntie tie Indian and Fretz of Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniaereruled IennylvanIawereni4led wereni4led ereruled ft led out of the game ani a lloeman plIofmanift lloeman4ra 4ra ift called to take Coach Warner from the IheeMe Hie lines rThe 1 The Th Thi eJirllement started In about the themiddle middle of the tint half when the Indians Indiansdesperate Jndlansd desperate epcrate at the early i core of Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniawer wer were playing hard football Miller made tnadearan inadeaInn a ran nn around the th Indians rlht rl ht gain out of ofu bounds b4UI yn about Penns TO yard ard line linelie IIn IInII4Iw lineJiswtkirdhardbyWsusekaaiid lie II4Iw JiswtkirdhardbyWsusekaaiid was tackled I4 kled hard by Wauseka und Fret FretWent Frtt7tnt Went tnt to his assistance The Indian took tookexception tookc tookgceptlon exception ptlon to Freus action and a couple coupleOJblows 6f OJblows blows were sjtianged sjtiangedtThen alllrld alllrldtfh tThen tfh Umpire Edwards came In and nd Wiueeka uuka punched that official Edward FAwardlonoe it A lonoe once disQualified Wauseka which led Cibach aeh Warner to make a remark It In InAlleged Ii Alleged lt ted that he took exception to one of ofpfardXs Fdw 74war4gs pfardXs r4 dpcinioim Edwards was mad madIBS I I1116itbr 4 1116itbr IBS waythrougb ptir ulrh and escorted flICortfdfhe the pair pairto to the th side lines An pi Warner raised some someobjections ROmeo objections Jeetlonto to being chased from the side tines policeman WOH called to enforce Bttwardss command commandMeanwhile commandU Meanwhile Whlle Fretz had said something somethingabout somethingut about ut getting a cliih after Referee Okeson Okesonaitil aitil fid that offlclal Immediately dlsquallfed Fret tse2 i This met tt with protest I from Penn Mlvanla avFrcl 8 trttl was as playing a splendid gm me Okison iiis Hi ohdnrate however and Frets rt was Hrnt to the dresln iIreafnv room rooma4iJttle roomlA a4iJttle a4iJttleialier lA A little ialier lallr I In Inn Ih caIne arne one or the ItdUn oftlclalu who was 18 seated alllt by he bandmaster Incurred the cllspleamire of Mdwards and he I tot was chased further tfS hek of itJhe the hue DUI not until Edwards nan Wit called another policeman to carry out hl blq 11 orders ordersUtogether orderItolfelhlr Utogether thn game was wa brimful or icltement The Pennsylvania manage ment madejhe made the mistake of placing the theOtthe i Indians and Penn rhelrlr on th lbs arne SlitS lcI Otthe 01 the fleld with lliVreiiilMhaTthere Ih lii rlult hal there were frequent rrf qunt clash lla8he8 In the th lie cheering ll Utwen UtwenI tween I the half halves es when hii Penn tried to 0 ulna the I Indian hand played ana anb ri1 when hen the Indian mJfi mJfillV nlutlclnli llV lartpd to Play Penn Inn ntarfed to 7lI 11 with the rewilt rl lIlt that there wan fright I f1i1 rutcilscord a Iscord Iscordlerlrreupand la rd 4 The lerlrreupand lineup aDd summary summarynntitrantd nntitrantd lh Gnt4 Jontlani lorit rrlllz i i Kefilfls iJSiVBk rnt n1 Neweahe lIAhe Visit left tackle tacklef1Iet1c Wka ouvUs ouvUsJordan Dletilclf I Ie Ieft fttuard guard Urnln GerniCirii i C6ten agrib fk jilr Centre Ure Jordan JordanBird JOWI Lamberton Itight giianl giianlerfler Bird tn14i JerrterMM erfler llIrhl tackle Gtrlow GtrlowKenn Julo rIow I Marks MarksJjome lUrbl end Kenn KennlrlY KennlrlYY rly rlyLec I MjfIr Qiarirlwek Libby Jjome YoUcLetIhalIbatk Let I nallb ck Lec LeCiIr I He HCllBun Right balfback Wbeelock WbeelockHouier Scott Fullback Houierluni tloulerorernnlrlnnla nouier tfouerorrfennylvsnla Score Penniylvsnla I Carllilr a Touch downs doW1lsMlller Miller 2 llrllman 2 Ilarnndell Seubl Seublf ih notlsfrom Goals fror toucbdowniIlradilork touchdowns bdO ii liradilock 4 Libby Weferee ftefereeOkrwn Jee Okeson Umpire lre Kdnardi ns Held if ju 1J ge ecroIlU Crpllus Llaesman JnemancCrlr Mccarty nina of ofouvUs 0 i swrsao Iv 30 mlJ1u mtnutea SubUIUleftIenn Subeuluteumrnniylvsnla Ivanl liuma luni ul for Pretz Pike for Dletrlck Phlller III for Voena oteni ten Large for Marks Sommer mmer for Younr for HwlmanRamsdell elln Ramad1I for Scott 011 Cerium Ceriumearls Hearts tear earls I for Newathe Wheeler II Ir for Wauseka aucka auckaf Star for Uennerly nnerIY Thomas for Wheelock Wheelockslight WheciocliJtlght slight a as Well Not Have Met MetN Met0ltLTOy 0ltLTOy Oct 30Colgate and andi cudplayed i i played a So lb fostba fctbA4 csmo gameere here thU thUK thl I ajternoon althrnoon the core being to Trinity I was faster than Colgate but the home team teamf I I xceUed In line plunging I IA A I COY AND AzVD MURPHY MVRPBYTb Tb TbQ DltUaceUb DIIU IBbk Tbemteivea In Football FootballGame FootballOaale FoothillOsme Game WIU 1t Amherst AmUcrttNKW Aa AmherstNaw hent hentNawJUTZJf NKW NawJUTZJf UAVXK Oct 80 aO1n In a game whichs which WhlobWAI whichwas was InUrestlnf In spite of the score th thJTalo the therale thale JTalo ale football team defeated Amherst Amhersfseleven Amhersteleven Amherstsleven eleven 34 to 0 this afternoon Eight thou thousand thouand I sand nd persons personewire were kept In tbe tb thbest best of humor humorbetween humorteen humorteefl between teen halves by byth the singing inin of ofUle the 100 100Amherst 100Amherst 100mhersL Amherst A roofers root rs and the performance of oftbe 01tboYale ofheYale td tbe tboYale Aretlo Club whose member were weredlscuUed were weredlacula wereisguised dlscuUed as antfralrettes antfralrettesThe In ra ttes ttesThe The Yale laI koal Ir a st line was threatened twice twiceThrough twiceThro twiceThrough Through Thro penalties In the flrst t1nthaltAmherat t1nthaltAmherataot half Amherst Amhersttot tot ot the th ball thirty yards from the Yale Yalecoal Yaleoaillne Yaleoal coal oaillne oal line but In such a part of the Held that thata thatgoal a goal oal from the fleld was Impossible Impoa lble The TheYale Tbelalollne Theale Yale lalollne ale line held and lld the th danger warn avoided avoidedOnce avoidedOnce avoIdedce Once ce again a in on exchange of punts Amherst Amheratreached Amberstreach AmhersteactCd reached reach th the 10 yard line Iln and gained five fiveyards nveatda livearda4TbireFittithbquartcradk yards atda arda4TbireFittithbquartcradk A Thtre Fitts the thtquarter quarterback a lr tried trieda triedcoal triedgoal a goal from the field but the ball went wentwide wentldeOt wentideOf wide ldeOt of the mark and tales fa Ies slate waa still ittlluntarnished It stillntarnIhed III IIIuntarnlbed untarnished Fltts played pl yed a great Ifreataame game for forAmharstexcept forAtnheiitexctpt formhersexctpt Amharstexcept A In this pvtlcnlar pvtlcnlarIt part icnlar icnlarIt It wa aces a great punting contest for a long longthrte1 10DIfUrneJbfftwteo longTitts thrte1 UrneJbfftwteo between Fltts and Toy Coywltb with Coy CoyHcaroely Co CoIICaro Coycarcely Hcaroely IICaro l1 excelling the leiu experienced experiencedman uperl nceit nceitman man an But alter a aiwhlle while Fltts tired and andoy Coy COTkPt mC oy kept np anet In his old time form tormColi formoycu Coy Coli oycu runwere rul1Aweremade made around und the end endor for or the mo most part while Murphys Mur hYe were weremade wereiadethrouh emadethrollherntre made madethrollherntre iadethrouh through centre It was one ODIIOt of the th the5at best 5at ta game Murphy has played In th thnms the thenms thems nms ms Oor Imade made lnter Interference renc well PiaLid ell for Murphy Lino plunge unll were used for the mont part partm partn i the flrst half Five minutes mlnulesafter after the theMine thetame tbeimoS Mine imoS had started Coy crossed the line lor lora lortou fortouchdown a touchdown tou hdown and andllobb Hobbs kicked the goal goalThen Then fcale I went up the field and Murphy Murphywent Murphyent went i1nttbrolh ent Through roUgh centre for a touchdown touchdownJloblis Jloblis again aln kicking the goal The be third thirdtouchdown thirdtQuchdo1oq thirdquchdowq touchdown followed oneof the few bits bitsof bll bllor biter of successful open wort ork today From the thecentre thecentre theentre centre or the field Coy carried the ball to tothe tothe tohe tm the 26 yard line A forward pass was wasmade wasade a8 a8made made ade to lc loan an who carried the ball ballover ballover bellver over the line for a touchdown Hobbs Hobbskicked HQbbflktoked hobbsIcked kw kicked the goal This ended tbe first half halfwith haltwith halflththescorelitoO with lththescorelitoO lththescorelitoOYale the thesco score too tooVale to OYale Yale tried the use uleot of the onslde kick again againand arainaDd agaInad and ad again but every ever time timelt It tr waa a failure lallureTbe failurehe Tbe 1 he ends and tackles did not get down for forthe or ortbe tc the hektoks kicks though they were fast when it itcame itcame Itame came to blocking an opposing oPP sinlr runner runnerIn I In the seoono eeooDdhatr half there wereAmany wereAmanychanges weremanychan changes chan es In the Yale ale lineup Savage went wentInAt wentnat I IIn InAt In i nat BI halfback and nd made two touchdownsboth l4 touchdowns hdown hdownMlh both bA out theresultof th re ultor hard line plunging byjitrn byjitrnAfter byjdmfter After Attertb A the first one on Hobbs kicked a goal goalbut goalut oal oalbut but ut he had retired tired when hen Savage made the theSecond thec thecpnd Second cpnd nd one and Johnson tailed to send the theball theball theell ball ell far enough enoughJohn I IJohn John ft De tI Wht Mtt itt was the Princeton scout scoutat 1 1at at a the game The TbeUneup lineup and summary summaryrait rait 1 oie Potaloni POIOO PosfIloPUlipatrickLett Anfitrtl AnfitrtlRtlpatrick A rt rtIlIpatrtckLetl Rtlpatrick IlIpatrtckLetl 4Lett end e04Roberti e04Robertinlris Robert RobertHobb RobertaHobbA Hobb Lien Lentackle tackle llacar llacarAtrtrus 1IrrADdru Atrtrus A tnt guard Slbly SlblyCooney Ibl Iblcooaef Cooney ooneyCentre Centra PInkeU PInkeUQotbel PlakeOoebc PinketioebtiRighttusrdttifletts cooaef Qotbel oebtiRighttusrdttifletts oebtiRighttusrdttiflettstackle RJAt guard WlUella WlUellaJUr UIl lls llsUlltr UL Ulltr Klckt tackle tackleend Ouetter OuetterLraa OuClterra Lraa ra Kirhtrnd lUrM IIId Madflru MadflruHowe MadclCul hC Howe ow Quarterback l1 l1hnds nils nilsCoy a rllik Coy oy LeftnaJfaack Miles MilesItaneU 1411eshalfbackCIILhafl ItaneU IUc halfback halfbackCIILhafl halfbackCIILhaflurphyyIIlbeci Callahan CallahanMurpby CltabanurplJr Murpby urplJr urphyyIIlbeci XUUback Atwood AloodScore AwoodScoreYIe Atwood3coreYale Score ScoreYIe Yale Amhent A nllen 0 Touchdown TouchdownCoy TouchdowaCo72 Coy Co72 oy Savate 2 JiLora Lot 45ftfl an Murphy Goals from fromtoucbdowna fromlOucbdUob fromouehdOwns110bb3 lOucbdUob toucbdowna ouehdOwns110bb3 Uobbi 4 JUferee HelerePeadleton HelerePeadletonTJ flsereePtndletonmnptreTauulg Pendleion PendleionUmplr Umplr tU mnptreTauulg rTaut ulSD lf Held 4 Judge JudgeUlaley Bluley Time of ofHalves ofUvet Halves Uvet TJ A and minute 1 rj SubiUtutes SubUIuttaYaie SubUIuttaYaieaughan sVaucben Yale YaleVaucban Vaucban kV for or kiIJlU1Ck Kllpatrlck TomUnnon for Hobbs llobbmCarter lIobbsCarr Hobbsarter Carter arter for Tomllnaon Drown for Andrua Hyde HydetorCoooer IfydefOCCaoa7 hydeor000ne torCoooer fOCCaoa7 Cf Spencer Dcer for ullefNaedel UI Ulley Naedele for forLorn forLornJfcit Logan LoganJobaaoo LoganoaIon Jobaaoo for How Savage for Coy Robinson nRoberti for forFtaBdi fortctg JE FtaBdi Holt Jfcit for re Murpby 1 Ambcrst AmbcntAIbee grn Albee for forRoberts foroberts Roberts Carey for forbiey Slblry Slbl CORNELL A lilT TOO CRAFTY CRAFTYIt clltiTr clltiTr1blle 1blle i bIIe It 1 Save iart1Jpltl Dp IlpHs Its Plays PIa for Harvard Harvardnilllams lIarnrd1mlam Harvardo nilllams Slip llpe One Over OverITHACA OvcrITHACA ITHACA Oct 30 3OWoods Woods free kick from fromthe I Ithe the th 30 yard line which sailed lied square and andtrue andtrue true across the bar of Cornell goal scored scoreda a triumph for 10rWUUams Williams In the football lootbllilirame lootblliliramethla game gamethis gameIs this th Is afternoon points polri to 0 0It OIt It looked tora for or a loig time as if neither neitherwould neitb ld6 aidoould ld6would would score WllUlm having It Its chance chanceat at a rushing In the ftrst halt but falling to toake 10take take ta ke It over The Ithacans showed consls conslsent conslstent conelsnt tent te nt form toward the end of the first half halfmd baitnd nd lu the early part of the second half halfmtflfty hairbut mtflfty but OMiy yards rds In penalties coupled with a aIttle ILlittle little LI poor Judgment Jud judgznentonded nentonded ended their hopes hopesIt It was after a series of penalties which whichoroed whichloreed oroed Cornell CorneUback back far Into the Shadow iltadow of ofer otbet bet er goal post that Williams opportunity opportunitycame opporlunltcame came One of Simoons kicks klcks1ad had been beenIocked en enblocked blocked but a Cornell man recovered recoveredlaker recoveredBaker recoveredaker Baker tried a quarterback run and was washrown wthrown hrown for a loss Ia and Slmson Sinis had to kick kickout kickout out ut from behind his coil line linelie linelie lie It sent the ball straight down the field fleldnstead ld ldtnelead stead in of toward the Bide and the Ih Williams Williamscantata Wllli Vhliimsaptain ms mscaptain cantata signalled Ib his backs to mike a aair afair fair cf air catch Rogers caught the ball on the theKT the3tr KT 3 0 yard ard line nicely and gave Wood his hischance hischance chance chanceCornell chanceCornell Cornell withheld practically every favor favorle tavorlie lie ti le play and formation 10rmatJonbecuse because eve7 Harvard Harvardcoaches Inverdooarhea1lflrtl coaches ooarhea1lflrtl were present re nt Straight outside of oftackle ottackle ofackle tackle plays and end runs from kick forum forrualons rormatlons lons ti ons were we all au that Baker was we allowed to touse touse use se Most ofthese of these proved futile conse consequently cOllaequently conseusutly quently Cornell could not make headway lMda lMdaHolfinan loffman at right halfback played the best bestrsme beltme rsme me In the back bac field his hi defen dCfeneiva work workelng workeing YorkbelllbrUIInt belllbrUIInt elng brilliant 8lmw once on picked ldld up upa a poor poorass poorpaM paM Dp ass for a klckon the goal llneanu turned turnedhe turnedths he mlsplay into a twentyfive yard run runThe runThe The Cornell line was fooled by the three threequarter threeIuuter quarter i uarttr formation of the William back bckneW backeld fi neW eld which kept the ball dangerously near nearCornells nearCornell Cornell a tost to I throughout the first half half3et heifeterson Pettl1lOn Pt 3et nwn Austin Pratt Under and Stock Stockng StockInz Inz ng were werefcst fast ground gntiierx II ln for William Williamand Williamsnd lIlamand and a nd the whole team gIVe a tine exhibition exhibitionThe exhibitionThellnup exhibitionheltneup Thellnup aT The lineup and summvry summvryvruttarri 8I1mmrynWlo vruttarri nWlo rot Porfi Psetions Hmi Cabtrt CabtrtAuiaa ClhtJAutll A Auiaa Left end Hurlburi flM nirtntnatt runab fl Lefttarkle Left larkle Monk Monklattcbke Monkal4ehkt IonkJJa JJa lattcbke cbke Left Leftgurd guard uard Herman HermanVeod I nnn ennanood nnnood ood Centre CenUeguard Searrate Searrateace ace rom Right guard Connor OPrat OConnorrooks Connor1Brooki 0 1Brooki rooks flight tackle eekes eekesratt Prat ratt Right end Crosby Croibye CrosbyMWII Il I MWII Quarueback Ucker UckerJiwter tMker4nmter Jiwter Left halfback Tydeman Tydemantocklag TYdenlanItocklr Tydenientocklsgflight tocklag tocklsgflight Rltbt halfback hUt 1i HoTTman HoTTmanPeterson HolTmanPI HotTmneterson Peterson PI Ie raot1 Fullback Slrajon SlrajonScore lilmlOnIIcOre1111mI Score IIcOre1111mI Wllllami 3 Cornell 0 Goal oal from place placeinent plAtemntOOd placeenVOixI inent mntOOd un uni Wood RefereeHackett Umpire Umpirellnkey UmplreItlakey llnkey i field ludce jlJdreONIII ONeill TmcofhalCI TmcofhalCImlnu Tmeof me of halreta halretamtnnl halvesintnuwsSuhssltutesWlIilamlmth mtnnl tnuwsSuhssltutesWlIilamlmth leA aSuMUtute ub1 UIeAUllamSmllh Wllllami Smith far forAustin Auttln AuttlnDrooks uUln uUlnJ 7 BrOOks for Wood Austin for Pratt Rice for forAustin flrAustin Austin tK Prtndle for Under Korrrs for or Stocking Suxhlntellocr llotkln llotklnKlJo KlJo ellocr for Peterson Cornell CorntllTear Teatle for or Hurl Hurlburl lJurlbUrl Budurl burl url rarrlncton for Weekes eeiies MacAr Macrhur bur for forCrosby lorCroab Crosby CrosbyTOO Croab CroabTOO TOO MUCH UCIlFOR FOR srRACI nRtceot Si SiYosts Yosts ot Wolverines Make ak 43 PolnlsSoclal PolnlsSoclalEvent PoinhsSocialEvent Event on Ferry FelT Field FieldA FlthfAoI A AoI NX Annoii Oct no Michigan fl hran defeatPilijracus drfOal1BraCl defeated ijracus today OclA on Kerry prry Field 13 1 I to oSeventeen IIfoIcentlen l4 Seventeen of these points were counted In Inhe Inihe ihe he tlrst half on three touchdowns The Therent fhcest fhore rent re came from touchdowns and a single singlefleld slnlrlftfld fleld fi goal oal kicked by Capt Allerdlce in the theocond thesecond theecond second period periodThe periodThe The visitors Isllo failed to endager the Maize Slabcnd lal7cnd a nd Blue goal line IIn tt any time Capt Captillerdlce CaPtAllrdl I A illerdlce made possible four of the touch touchdowns touhdotrDJlby downs dotrDJlby by his hlapuntlulf punting The Orange players playerswere play playItre I were ere unable to hold the high long kicks kicksnd kicksInd kicksnd I a nd Invariably tbe fumble went to the Michi Michigan Michian Ichl Ichlan gan an ends endsThe ends1b endsThe The 1b YoHt formation for fo the long forward forwardpans torwardpaMrNl1ltld Lamieroaulted pans paMrNl1ltld resulted In succesa on nearly every at atempt altempt empt whereas he the tIi New Yorkers York ngo ngolated ncotis ngofated tis fated led the long pass but once In the th theSPC si sirid ce cend nd halt Coach Yost replaced flvn lv of his hisood histood hisuod tood ood men by substitutes who proved proedDually pr ed edellualh I Iqually Dually good goodShavr 1I00dShaw goodShaw Shaw and inn Fogg did the hulk of th the offen olrenwork lv work for Syracuse but the Wolverines Wolverinesml put ml up a clsM Ila of defence that was hard to toteoetrate toPt toenetrate Pt teoetrate trsl Miller at loft end nd and Rorleskc Rorleskcwho who hD finished the game at right end endfor for the theocal th uocal ocal team aroused aroua the enthusiasm of 0 a arowd aroWd rowd numbering JSX J5ixO 15 by their strength strengthn In blocking and tackling The Tb game wa as played under underfdeal Ideal weather weatherconditions wtathrrondlUonfi wjathConditions conditions and wa Wall a greater social event flnlIhan than dan any heretofore on Ferry erry Field fh The Theneup Iln neup up and summary summarySlItMtan AllmmaryWIllian summaryMfrJitClfl SlItMtan fotltlfnt ill Sirocuir IaII I Unney Lett Lettnd Lettndasey tnd nd I je Ca CaJ asey a Left Ielllukl I tArkle Reeves JeBbrook Left nard Hsnland Vaiklni Centre nlre Shinier Smith mithflight Rlftit uard Twaddle I Well II RIftit flJ tackle ciarK Vllller Im llTchtend IfightendAIICrdIif Wooer Watmund Uuarterbarlc DarbY rDy Allerdlre lxfi Ie hsjfbaclc rot 1Or Maild Marldohn ohn flight IUC I halfback Oardncr rdllcr Clark fullback 1 Jb bllw Michigan 43 Syraru yrcuse Touchdowns Tou Touehd li4iiwna wns AlltrdUe2 norkesko Wamund Wells Uarld UaiJdT obn foal front after tnurlnlown 10U htlownftAlleriUce All7rrtlce I Kleld goal 10alAUnUee Allerdlce RelerecKultx unpin ItmP I HoigUnrt I Field lurttcnootti udre lI olh Unenrnan nCman fder P1 der Time 01 halves haives3a mlntite aubstiiii llonii I lonsMlrbigaitItorleslie MjchKan IIIn Borleike for Kanney Ksyner for ro Watkins Walk In Conklin for or Mmltb rreenev lur lu or MicldMhn JluldlIaGrn Green for rreenev Lawton forCUrh for ClArk SrracuteClark SraculC lark for lie Allison for Heee Ht Htndtrson Anderson tor or Clark Scully 111 for Or linden Wauo oa for Derby 1Jar Camp for maw antwWrite 1111 1111WMten mawfleitryan Write WMten an Wins Easily From rom Union UnionMIPHLRTOWN UnionIWr UnionMIIrnLTTowN MIPHLRTOWN IWr LPTOWK Conn Oct so 30Welean Wesleyati I defeated Union In easy fashion this after afternoon afteraooli noon on onAmllus Atulrus Field 24 4 to Two touch touchdon tollchdOln touchdown don ns were made in each halt all the th goals goalsbeuiff 80alsbell1lt aoalabeine beuiff kicked Unions points were re cored ecoredIIYbrl scorpilny1suwn coredqy qy IIYbrl ny1suwn Brown on a drop dropluell ktoic I iron rum ti 33 yard yardline y11line yardline line White tie was tra the Ihelnoet moat consistent ground groundgainer croundaalber round roundgainer gainer for Of Wesley an The kicking kioklnlror kioklnlrorDrowu of ofhrown lirown for fotUnfon Union was wiSa feature featureCa Itu I DARTMOUTH DARTMOUTH GOOD IN SPOTS SPOTSHanover SPOTS SPOTSlIanover SPOTSfl I Hanover Men Held Often for Dotrw by byHoly IJ IJlIo byholy Holy lIo Cross CrossHANOVKB CrouILLN CrossHASOYXB HANOVKB ILLN VKII Oct 30 IODartm Dartmouth utb remaIns remaltunsoored remalalUllIoored remaInsunsoorbd unsoored upon Holy Cross bslng bete hng beaten tea 12 to 0 this afternoon The game Ifa was waafilled 11 11ftll6d wasfilled filled with withiong lone runs and cndhard hard playing pia In but butIt butIt butIt It was a disappointment dl to some IOmD aomeDrtmouh aomeDrtmouhfolks Dartmouth Dartmouthfolks ttmouJblolb folks Inmldfleld the th Dartmouth Dartmouthtem team tlltl1wu tlltl1wuJDln was wasInvincible wasInvincible Invincible JDln Ib1tearlncotr tearing off long lo runs runlout but when whenIt hIt het hetIt It came to ant flrsidown down with ith only unbftvyr4 unbftvyr4to 1111 five yard yardto ar41 ar41to to gain 4 touchdown tcnch ownfb the Oreen backs backsseveral baekaseveral backeverl several times Llm were unable to make it itFour It ItFour ItFour Four times the Oreen Oreenia wa held for down downInside downsInside II IIInllde Inside the opponents yard line IIn Twice Twicethe Twicethe TIICetheplgsklnwuruahd the theplgsklnwuruahd pigskin pI IdI was rushed until It lay almost almostupon a1ni lmotupon tupon upon the goal lroaJllne line only onl to be Holy 111 Crosss Crosssball Cro Croball Crosssball ball on down Not ofily 061 waa a Dartmouth Dartmouthunable DartMouthunable Dtrtmoulhunable unable to gain against the Holy Cro Cross stonewall stone sto8ewall tOilewall wall at critical times but It was wunAble unable to tokick tokick tokick kick goal from rom the field fteldl1e five goals aoaebe1nc aoaebe1ncmll6 being beingmissed beingmissed missed 1 by the th different dltrer nt kickers klc1t rllIoly rllIolyCrose Holy HolyCross HolyCross Cross showed Showedun undreamed iream of strength tt nth when whenforced whentofCtd whenforced forced to toashowdovzibef a showdown before bet re reit1goiliOtts reit1goiliOttsTihe Its goal CO poits poitsTae ots otsTtJeltrt Tae TtJeltrt first touchdown came on tbe fourth fourthplay tourthplayIneroIllf fourthplayIngersoll play playIneroIllf Ingersoll gOing over but on a twenty yard yardrun yardrun rd rdrun run The ball had hadbeen been punted Dunt to Holy HolyCross It HolYCross ly lyCro Cross Cro A tumble on tile flrst play pIa letone letoneofthe let letolthe One Oneoftha ofthe linen forwards recover iecoverthf thf Lh ball ballTobln ballTobin II IIToblll Tobln kicked a adUn difficult lI goal 1r001Qnth al On Onthtoqext Onthtoqextkickoff thenext thenextklckotf lext lextklckolf kickoff Brady returned the ball thjrtyyards thjrtyyardsDudley thjr tblriY4rdsDudley rdl rdlnUdley Dudley made lwsntr twsntyhrough through centre centreIngersoll and andIngersoll abitJlllrenoUaddedt1letuymore Ingersoll JlllrenoUaddedt1letuymore addedtwebty more through right righttackle rt tighttackle ht httackle tackle Joy Joywas wan waaof off ofeld AI ia and then tMnJncerlOtI tMnJncerlOtItrot Ingersoll Ingersollgot trot twelve Dudley DudleYllx six and thenHolyCross thenHolyCrosseld thsw Holy CtoS CtoSheld got held eld three thr limes tlmlslnlldfO Inside the theS 5 yard line The TheballwfI Thebail Trieball ball ballwfI was kicked putof 9ut danger and anaalgsagge anaalgsaggeback tlgsaggetf back and nd forth for a few momenta Green fltetnwood ouenwood Greenwood wood made madeten ten Dudley twelve twel twivLtfl then SiX SiXand lx lxand Ixand and then went after atwentytwo A yard yardrun 724run ard ardrun run fumbling the he ball blIwhichToblO which Tobln ToblncOvtrfd ToblncOvtrfdtor covered coveredfor coveredfor for the second touchdown Again A 1D TObin Tobtnkicked TObinklckPd Tobinkicked kicked a difficult goal gosijuE oal just before baf bsorstheacd bsorstheacdof rthend rthendor the ecd ecdof of the half halfThe hairThellecond hellThe The Thellecond second half was not marked markedbaa markedbaamany bya byamany by a amany many long runs aa a wa was the flrst In I this thishalf ttilflhslt thishalf half Tobin missed mlfI to free goal from Iroltlthe30 Iroltlthe30yard theM theMyard theaOyard yard line Dudley Dudleyml Thlsed ml ed a drop from tromthe tromthelard the theif theis if is yard llne IIneandToblntalled and Tobin failed on aquick aquickkick 4Q aculOkkick ul kkle kick kle lard from the thet 23 2 yard JdmUk mark vTn Thlll1lneup Thlll1lneupan The lineup lineupand lineupand and an summary summaryDartmouth summeryDarfssouth Dartmouth FttOto stU Ss lto 1I11l11 iCnn iCnnDaly trOtl trOtlflalyLeltend ro roDal Daly flalyLeltend Left ftend end i iJOy Joy or Tobin Lsff lAttackl LfttackleDingleIMI tackle iUloaey M61011 M61011lnaJe Dlnale DingleIMI Lett tt gntnU 1 Tlnn TlJlftNeedhm TtflftNeedham TlnnNeedham Needham Centre uoninih uoninihFarnum NOIII11Farnum Farnum YarnumnBtgtit night I bt guard sw IeII IeIILanr acy Lanr nlb ucli tad Megan MeganIMokart Uaatrt Bight Hfjntend end My LaSler R4IJCrBrady LaSlernrady Jer Jernrldr Brady Quarterback QusrtertsckInzeuluiI iVlalcn iVlalcnIOI IIMCII IIMCIIh IOI InzeuluiI it il Let LcflbAlfbatkJones LcflbAlfbatkJonesGreemfao halfback a Oonc OoncOrcemtood Orcemtood Rlfhtbalfbaclc RightbslflsckScorc1antmouth i fc fcI Cratt CrattDudley I I Dudley Fuirbsctc Tobla ToblaScore rOl la lado Score Scorc1antmouth Dartmouth lt41oly I Choir IOI Croit0 Tooth Toothdonnt yj yjdowpslngamoll donnt do dowpslngamoll larvsoll Dudley i Goal rtrom rtromt tram touch touchdo touchdownyTobin do downyTobin as Tobln Heferee lteferteltuflelgh Ilurlelfb I Umpire UmpireUadmun tjmntreDadmun Uadmun WrllI WrllImDIIOrn Field Judge judgeWashburn Vathbura Llnesmsa Llnesmsarosn Ltnesfssamsnturrs rosn mDIIOrn Siom T1ae Tlmaof htlves hlveaZO mlnut Dtl ij Sub 9uBsiltutes SUtllIIuleaOarlmoutl1JohnsoD SubatltutepDartmoutitJohnson siltutes lIIuleaOarlmoutl1JohnsoD Dartmouth Johnson for Dingle filnrle filnrlefor tllDIle tllDIlefor thtngiefor for Needbapt Bkoek RIC ltkockler II for lAnd nd lisbon tor Drady Draa DraaSleartS Steward for Incrrwll Smith for Oreehwood OreehwoodDrummood GrctbwOOdvrumtnOnd OreebroodDrumXnond Drummood for forDumr Dudley DA nuTOSS JTOVS 1f KIcKiNG CKIGC GdOD GdODOat OD ODDot OD ODlint Oat Ills Fumble Fumbi FumbltGh Oh ti Princeton ti aTomcb aTomcbdown gT ecb ecbdown bdo1m down and Tigers Win fl to to toANarnLls A AANNAPOLIS tA ANNAPOLIS A LroLtl Oct 30 30Tb 30Tboigif Though uK exHIbftlng exHIbftlnga tsllbft 1I 1Ia a much better offence olJ nce than the Naval Abid Abideiny AbidtinY Abudpuny tinY Prlncetcn won from the mloshlphien mloshlphienthis n1c1ahl lnen lnenthis this afternoon tll rnoon by only nlia a narroV margin marginthe nAr naStgipthe tsJ tsJIhe the score scorebelnc being 5 to 103 3 Both DotI score icorei re Wfre WfreIn eqreIn rIn In the th first half The goal frdm Ir pac pacment PA PAmentklk pianient ment mentklk kicked dby by Dalton wa the th ArtC flrst score fteorehe scoreThe re reThe The he Navy nyttowd crowd Was wild with wltlidIM wltlidIMPrinltton dejlght dejlghtPrinceton dellihIPrinceton Princeton started right rlghtin In after anertlleD the next nextklckoff nextickoff xt xtklckort klckoff to make mkeao rodd A fumble by bTDiLlflf bTDiLlflfon DalfBti DalfBtion on IJie Ie Navys siyard 1 yardllne line give Frantta Ii Frantt Frtntzehtbce ti tia a chincei Me fell teUon on the ball1 ball Hart Hartw Hartwcalled was wascalled wasalled called upon uPon for most of the thework work Read Readand Jttadand headnd and a nd Inrrett helping out ou with Ith a yard ortoro ortoroon or orvo orvon oon on occasions and a the ball was carlea ca IJIidto IJIidtowltbln to towithin owIthin within three yards dll of the Navys toll 011111 011111Jttmd line lineRead lipSteid Read curried the ball over overTha overThe overThe The bill cixmied aw dtlla the ha line Stir ihi tEHi tEHiand ie iend 1 1and and a nd fJs ra punted oily 011 It was AS caufht bf bfUerirrti b1JlrtfplI biergeii Uerirrti but Waller missed an easy eal goal goalFor abetIon 6I1 6I1Ior For the ht fine ne showing mad by the mid midshlpinrn mJdshlptnfn shlpinrn against the Tigers the local I alte altemu team teummutt teamust mutt mu ust IrIIt civ lva great reatcredil credit to Dalton although althoukhthat althoughhat that hat fumble by him cost a touchdown touchdownIn Io In I the tb first half balthla his punts averaged aVfra wll wllover arpiiver over ver fifty yards and on ench exchange he heunt had unt th the better of It over Read of Princeton Princetony by from roUl live Ihe1to to fifteen nrrl yards Inlhe second secondalf hal alf he shortened hor enti up UPII it bit and an as IUIlJucklnsr Bucking ham who did the kicking in that period periodfor ptrlodlor for or the vUltors was wa better than Reed Reedhonors RMdhonorll Reedouiors honors ouiors were werenbout bout even evenhowever However Dalton placed hi his kick with withgreat wlthIrrfal withreat Irrfal reat judgment and accuracy aocuracToIlutftnthe aocuracToIlutftntheball putting the thenil theoil be great ball nil do down the field to hi hll limit when wbtnn8ftry neces necessary neeseery sary and raising it hlch In the the1 air to give givethe givehe Ivl Ivlthe the he ends a chance when nearer nearerPrll1 nearerPrll1tons Prince Princetons Princeons tons ons goal goalThe goalThe The game sine was a distinct social OCIa event eventas as a I well as an athletic contest In Int thhisec thhisectlon tbteSeoion bIe lion Baltimore Washington W8 hlnton and An other othernearby othfrnlarb otherCilXlY nearby nlarb fl points have ba Vt many Princeton Prlncjtonalumnll alumnli alumnliBaltimore alumnnhiaitIriore 1 Baltimore Is I the home of the Rlggses and andore Pooi ore who ho have played for Old Nassau The Thelineup Chelineup he heineup lineup und summarPrinttton summar I IPrfruOI Iprfncpiou Printtton rtivttnt fifty Vurtrgalutz 211I1 Prsntx Left end eodSterling eDelSleorUa Jtodei JIOle JIOlelegilog Sterling Left tackle lackiealller tackleWalier Hint Hintttsllcr ttsllcr Left guard guarderman Kite KiteBamman KI KIramll Bamman ramll Centre CenueVoebr Brand BrandWoehr Dr DrWoebr I Woehr fllrhl guard WrtrSt VrlUt I UcCrohan rohaa Rltbt tackle ta kle LeftTn LeftTnWelch LefunVelch lIfl1 lIfl1Welch Welch Wiht etui Steer Steernercln I rtcrln nercln ler ln Ouarttrbach Jlyrd Jlyrdllead nIdHed flpead llead ead feft 1eftblllbck ft halfback baUbkkl IDal IDalGarr DalMe DalMeCarrett tJaltlarreit Carrett Garr arreit ll Rlbt balfbaeii Clay ClIart Isy Isyart Hart art Fullback Richardson RichardsonScore RlchanlaonorePrtncelonINanl RichardsonScorePrinceton I Score ScorePrinceton orePrtncelonINanl Princeton Natal aesi Academy Tourb I I down downllead Head joel UO I frotnFleld frolDFICldC6tt from EIeIdDhttOn Dilton ruClllt ruCllltdownllead Reterei Retereiltuaras Pffere6allamS erere ererell11ms ltuaras Implre ImplreItlndt Minds lad t1tld ld udre iudgellenJer udreUlllender udreGlllende1 Ulllender Linesman UnesmanCrown Crowell Time Lh fjslves alv lve 3 1 minute sabstltutlons SabalUullonsIrtneeloft Prtncetoa InlncemoSfliltn BAlltn IIID for forKranu felrrlllt forranhL Kranu rlllt Bucklnrham for Walllt aller Mreircior Klftrt ortof ortofn lot Totoehr Woehr oehr Sparks panl lot Read Naval a Academy Aradrmyeem tt1ri teema eem for Urand Uerrtnc ton or Lpltln tt villl Tr Trtlmer for forKlmer forimer Klmer imer Battle for Dyrd son for TorCia Clsy CI lJjUa lJjUafor Istinor for or Sowell SowellTHEY SCHUTllla onetlTIlu1 THEY FOOLED FOOLEDHhodr nlldr nlldrRhodt nOipIhmle Hhodr island Ianet Sl Started rtm tuth Jth fctibs tilb but liatl liatlto IIilto to Yank ank Tliriti Out ttutfPnoviDKNCK OutPnovIOJI OUIPuovingNcY PnoviDKNCK PnovIOJI IcY Oct 34 t6llrown Brown ron won a npoorly apoor aoDrly poorly poor played came ane from tr l1l the Amhersi mherl mherllIIrle nshetsiggfiei Aggie on Andrews ndrew Field todn I id 3 3txpecllnlr 3xmetiflr 1ipectlng ipectlng an exceptionally eaty et game gamethe gamehe amo amothe the he Drown team went on the field wllh1Ib with a asubstitute autlietiiiite substitute a 1Ib tltlltO back Hold and with a nub auboP ub of tIn ten tenn oIn In i the line Early In the theflrsthilt flrst ftrathalt half the th Aggie Aggieslipped Asrleflllpped Agglqlipped slipped over goal from the field Morse Morsekicking Morseiekina Ioiteklcklnsr kicking It from the 22 3 yard ard line A Mater Materattempt herallempt Interttempt attempt a ka wa a blocked blockedWith blockedWith blockedWIIh With the exception of Crowthr the thesub thelib theub sub backs were era nalictnMed The little littlequarter littleIUarler littletilarfer quarter played plar 1 a foftt gajne aaI In sloW com company compallY coinalsy pany alsy und was eperiallyfrqtig eCI In running runninghe rllnnlnthe the he hall back Brown Uro Browubrcei brace brrNlJ a little after ar Mow made the I field boat oa and All then I rushed rushedthe ru8h rushedhe fi the hall down for a toiichaqn 1 That Thatended 1 Iha Ihalided hat hatended ended theitcorln lnthe the flrst half halfIn hairIII halfiii III the second lcond half High the he varsity varsityullback lty ft rullback replaced lacell Kohler and Bpntckllng Mprutcktlngook took Crowthers plnoe For the first five fiveminutes fluminutia hemlnutllA minutes of 0 play Pia there was an exhibition exhibitionof of 0 varsity football The JII8 Aggies Iell kicked kickedoff kickedil off il and the tlieteam teams lined up on Browns 30 30yard 30ard IDyard yard ard tine In halt a dozen plays pIa with lib High HighCarrying JUlfhrarrr1nlr Higharrying Carrying yc the tll ball Drown ripped Amhersts Amherst Ine for a touchdown The lineup and andsummary andsUmlDary anduminary summary summaryflroirn a uminaryIlroirfl flroirn rOLn FvrtUnt Amktrtt A AffHi Aihbaub AibbaughftfI Left end Drlen 01e Kulp Left tackle tckleLoimard LeoiurU Leonnyler Ayler hcuard ellard TPertra Hilson fl on Centre Harden HardenWalkBr Corp orp Rlfbt RI i lbl hi guard WalkBr WalkBrrn Ikor IkorU lla isiluet iuet Runt rU IU tackle tackleSchermnerhorn Schcrmerhor orn rn rntd llecnter Hiihtend Bunt Ibt end endHubbard endHubbardYoung HUbbat HUbbatCAMI td tdrowther rowther Quarterback Uorte orse Young Left halfback Ooodnoiif OO ollrll A Adams RltJu halfback halfbackXOtiter planey Kobler Fullback Iullb Ifosmer IfosmerScore hosmrS Tosmerfworeflrown Score orenron Brown 1 Anbsrst Arilei Tpucn TpncbonnsKobler I1 don donsRoblr ns Kohler Young 1oun float from fleld fleidMors Morse Goal Oosl1rom from toucbdownsrRegnler 2 Referee cree Marsball Umpire UmplreTh UmpireThorpe Thorpe rpt Time of halves halveet halveetmlnule halvesTtminutes ft ftminutes minutes Substitutes SublllulesLellb Lellh for forlIlIurlJ06r forlIlIurlJ06rman Aihnaug dot O6rman dotmsntor man msntor for Hernler Sr SprulEllllc ra kllng for Crowtncr Crow Iller Mills Hillsor for or Adam High for hobler hoblerorp IoblerIIIIPS SobterAIII CAMI HELPS OUT YALE YALEThe ru ruThe i4LEThe The Freshmen Win Prom Anrtoter AndonrTw AndonrTwCamp AndovCrTwgCamp Twat TwatCamp Camp 1IIB IfJIaNot Not 18JO 18JOHAVKV 189NJlw iflioNEW NEW HAVKV Oct 3d 3 30For For the th secood secoodtlmo Mco aeco4hni dthno tlmo hni thin year Yl the th Yale lo freshmen tfl bmn eleven elevenwon I Idvenwofliroin ven venVonrom won Vonrom from Andovar lIdoYI ut football thU time by byo byto to The Th schoolboyirdid the better play playng i ng In the first nr half They The gained Around Aroundnteadlly krouindsteadily rollndIItladllY steadily through the Yale line Jln and after afttietne IIII ietne lng ponalled nallzCd about bolltntty fifty yards yardaallolthfir altogether for or rnntlnwd offside off ldl play ploughed down tho th field for or a tally tallybul but failed to kick the theRonl thfKonl theFletcher Ronl Konl Fletcher carried the ball over ov the theno theYale IIn no JTht noThe The Yam al touchdown was all made In the first hilt and came as thn result of a punt punt1i1Obllld fumbled by Andover near Us II own goal line IIn tn Camp carried tin bull over and kicked tthe the troal oal al On the offensive and on protecting Tamp tamnpa aA a kicker kl ker the thetreshmen freshmen were raggn rSRIrId Porter not through many limes and harassed the th Yale fullbaflk Walter Camps CampsGREAT GREAT NEW FOOTBALL STORY STORYJack STO Jack Hall at YaSe YaSeAt le leA I At A Booknllnt BJJll I IAVTflM0ILI 1W AUTOMOBIIIM I I A AtTreM0MILI I I I AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILESThe AtrreMaIilJs AtrreMaIilJsw BI BITown fl The Car Luxuriou LuxuriouTown LuxurlOusi LuxurlOusiQJ QJ QJTown I Town Car Cark CarComfort CarComfort I 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Carsare Carsare Caiare are the outcome of sug2 suggestions stions gleaned by us during 10 years of prac practical practical practical tical experience in handling the best cars of American and foreign foreignmanufacture foreignmanufacture foreignmanufacture manufacture manufactureRothschild manufactureRothschild manufactureRothschild Rothschild and Co of New York Carrosseriers rsthe the name Roth Rothschild Rothschild Rothschild schild is world famous famousii1 in body building btlildll1ghaYebuilt have built the bodies bodiesThe bodiesThe bodiesThe The customer rs privileged privJlegedto toselect to select color col leathers and cloths clo clothSe hS hSPleasures tPleasures e1jtures Pleasures of Fall louri Touring TouringAt gT 1 I IAtn At Atn n6 time timeof of the theyear year does doesthe the motorist motoristexperience motoristexperience motoristexperience experience keener enjoyment than during duringthe the Autumn Au umn months monthsAutumn monthsAutumn monthsAutumn Autumn touring in a Stearns with its itseasyriding Itse Se easyriding qualities luxurious XUr equip equipment equipment f1 f1ment ment and ease of operation is a delight delightwhich delightI 1 1 5 5which which Wh Ich the discerning thedlsce rning Automobilist cannot cannotfail cannotfail 0 0fail fail to appreciate appreciateOur Our recent heavy heavysales sales indicate the lar largest 111gest I jj jjgest gest selling sellingseason season in our history At no noprevious r1 i 9i 9iprevious I It previous time have our records of sales of ofregular ofregular ofregular regular touring cars landaulets and andlimousines andlimousines andlimousines limousines been so heavy heavySwift heavySwift i iI Swift I Reliable ReliableThe ta taThe The Stearns Carols Car is speedy snappy sfl ppy a asurpassing asurpassing asurpassing surpassing hillclimber in fact the tl1eldeal tl1eldealaUaround ideal idealallaround I Iallaround allaround touring car for the family familyWe I IWe We have for dejivery de ivery now 1530 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