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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 27, 190S COLLEGE FOOTBALLERS START SEASON'S SCHEDULE IN MID-SUMMER WEATHER PEI IS VICTOR BY SLIM HBGI Red and Blue Defeats West Virginia Team in First Game by One Touchdown "KID" KEINATH MAKING RUN AROUND WEST VIRGINIA'S END IN YESTERDAY'S GAME DEFEAT 10 T0 1 Main Line Team Puts Up Splendid Fight- Against Heavy Redskins Balenti, Thorpe and Little-Old-Man, Stars for Aborigines, While Legge and Kane Do GoodVork Heavyweight Officials and Small Crowd Attend Opening Gridiron Performance on Franklin Field 10b NO NS I 1 xa XW- 'Mil' 1 Pennsylvania opened the football season yesterday on Franklin Field with a game with West Virginia. Penn won in two 15-minute halves bv the score of 6 to O. There was no score in the period, although when the whistle Mow Penn had a first down on the -visitors' 24-vard line. In the second period Penn scored a touchdown by making: use of forward passes, and had tho ball on the one-yard line when the time limit expired. Hollenback cut off 67 yards of the distance by a grand run back of the ball on the kick-off following the touchdown.

Penn's Tlay was disappointing even for an opening came, and was witnessed by only a few spectator? othef than the students in the checrlns section. The weather was warm and murky, and the West Virginians did no, seem to be in the best of physical condition. In the second half their team caved in and made eround gaining easy for Penn. In the first half Tenn was unable to gain through the line and two end runs of 15 yards each by Kienath were features of the play. West Virginia did not make any very resourceful effort to win the game.

Straight football from the start was the style employed. Once the quarter-back kick was tried, but the ball passed into the hands of Marks. It must be said that the work of Marks was a feature of the game. He played cen Special to The Inquirer. CARLISLE.

Sept. 26. Villanova's exceptionally strong eleven went down in defeat 011 Indian Field here today before the doughty redskins of the Carlisle School by a score duplicating that of last year. 10 to 0, the first half ending 4 to 0. Villanova won the toss and the aborigines booted the spheroid.

On a touch-back the ball went to Carlisle from the visitors returned kick-off. The contest was the fastest seen in Carlisle In many years. Villanova's tricky plays puzzled th Indians somewhat, but brilliant end runs for the home team gave Carlisle some leeway. Nearly' the whole contest was played in the centre of the field. In the first half Balenti kicked a goal from the field from the 20-yard line, and Thorpe made a beautiful 35-yard run.

Near the end of the first half Villanova beld the ball for downs on their 2-yard line. Penalties were frequent and in the. usually attendant upon early football contests, one Villanova man and two Indians were retired for rough playing. The violations were technical ones, however. In the second half Libby was bumped across the line for a touchdown and Thorpe kicked a nice goal.

Following this were frequent penalties and mixed-up players in the centre of the gridiron. Coach Warner saw his men being whipped Into good trim and Villanova's coach, Crolius. expressed trims-' as being satisfied with his aggregation's editable work-A good crowd saw the game. The work of Legge and Kane for the visitors and Balenti. Thorpe and Little-Old-Man for Carlisle was DICKINSON WINNER BUCKNELL DEFEATS SUSQUEHANNA EASILY LAFAYETTE WINS BY SMALL SCORE HOLLENBACK BEING TACKLED TRYING OUT ENDS tre, and not only held up his position well, but did some lively tackling all along the line, and was not slow in getting down the field tinder punts.

There was a corps of heavy-weight officials on hand for the game. Seldom in such a coterie of well-known talent seen outside of the biggest game. No doubt they were eager to work yesterday to get a little practice before the general opening ofthe season next Saturday. Virginia won the toss and took the east goul. "giving Penn the kick off.

On a fumble bv Mclntyre Dietrick got the ball on the 40-yard line. Hollenback carried the ball on Penn first internet and circled left end for 15 yards. A line buck gained two yards and Keinath tried an end run but was thrown for eight yards loss. That made the third down with ten yards to gain. Hollenback tried the end again, but was thrown for a loss, and the ball went to Vest Virginia on their 30-yard line.

Nebrlnger. the full-back who hails from Steel-ton. then kicked, and Hollenback got the ball down in midfield. Several exchanges of punts followed. Hollenback muffing one, which forced Pena back to her 10-yard line.

Nebrlnger secured a free catch on his 40-yard line, but the visitors were penalized 20 yards for side line coaching. That gave Penn the ball for a first down on her line. Hollenback falling to gain punted and Marks ilr.vned Nebrlnger on West Virginians 46-yard line. More Hinting followed. West Virginia petting the ball on her 50-yard line secured her first down of the game by twice bucking Venn's Nebrlnger for 9 yards and Young 3 yaid.

The left of the line seemed to bo Penn's weakest point, and had the visitors directed more of their play at left tackle they would likely have gained more ground. Later Siieltou tried the uuarter-back kick, but it was not successful, as Marks, who teemed to follow the ball better than any other man on Penn's team, fell on it on Penn's line. Keinath then broke loose with a fine run of 20 yards around Virginia's left, taking the ball to the 44-yard line. Two line smashes by Manier. who showed up in the game as a strong line backer, gained another first down.

Keinath again went arouud left end, this time for 1 yards, and Townsend went with a nash through the line, gaining 3 yards and a tirst down just as the whistle blew. The second half started by Nebringer kick-in- ff to Pike on the 30-yard line. An exchange of punts followed. Hollenback tried a quick punt which Hutchinson tried to pick up but fumbled it. Mclntyre recovered it for Virginia, and Nebringer punting ont of bounds the ball went to Penn on her 4o-yard line.

TUe bail was carried to midlield, where Hollenback fumbled a poor pass and Mclntyre the ball for Mrginia. Before Penn got the ball back Virginia gained a first down tm a line plunge and right end run by Nebringer. However, Scarlett tackled Sheltou for a loss and the visitors were forced to punt. Thus did Penn recover the ball from the enemy, who had it in her territory. Young, who had replaced Townsend.

was given the ball and made 5 yards. Keinath got away for 15 yards liefore he was downed by DifTeudol. After Young tit the line for a small gain the forward pa was tried. KeinaTh parsed to Scarlett, who ran 16 yards to the 33-yard line. Hollenback was slow in starting on the next play and was thrown for a loss by Hutchinson.

Keinath then dropped back to the 40-yard line as if to try a drop-kick but instead passed to Hollenback, who advanced to the 10-yard line. On the next play Manier was forced over the line, but the ball was brought back to the 3-yard line and another smash was necessary to secure a touchdown. Scarlett kicked the goal. Catching the kick-off on the goal line, Hollenback by the aid of splendid interference ran 67 yards to West Virginia's 43-yard line before he was met and thrown by Sheltou. After two plays the forward pass was worked again.

Scarlett getting the ball and running lb yards to the 4-yard line. Mclntyre. who had relieved Manier. made 3 yards. Before the teams could line up the whistle blew.

Thp llnp-nn Pennsylvania Positions, west irim. Bvaddock (Miller) Gaston lii-itrick Marks Pike "ozons S-arlctt Keinath Ift end Hutchinson Left tackle Left guard Centre Right guard Right tackle Right end Quarter-buck Left half-back Bachman Hawlcy Pierce Dilworth Mclntyre Y-ount Shelton Hess Townsend Manier 7 Right half-back (Mclntyre) Nebringer Diffendol Touchdown: aiaiiiei. vw i-j Scarlett. Referee: Al Sharpe. Umpire: Bill Edwards Field Judge: "Pa" O.rbm.

Linesman: SlK-ble. Time of halves: lo minutes. NOTHING TO BRAG ABOUT Greatly Disiap- puinic.i at Team's Showing Pern's footabU warriors came through their first game of the season in fairly good Most of the men were feeling somewhat sore owing to the fact taat this was their first game, but none of the men received any serious injuries. Captain Hollenbach however received a bad bruise on his knee, but under tho careful eye of Trainer Murphy should be in shape for the next game on The Pennsylvania coaches were not at all satisfied the wav the men played, as they did not expect so much difficulty in winning from the West Virginia boys. Coach Metzgar reproved the players for not working the forward pass more frequently.

Coach Lueder, of the West Virginia team, was very well satisfied with the outcome of the game. He claims that tlie Penn players were in much better condition than his men, owing to the fact that bis team has only been practicing since last September. 18th, while the Penn team has been out a much longer time. Mr. Leuder is an old Cornell man, having played for four years on the 'varsity football team at the tackle position.

Mr. Lueder attributes Penn's touchdown to the success of one forward pass only, and stated that in his estimation Hollenbach played the best game for Penn, being the hardest man to stop when riTnning with the ball. Diffendol, the West Virginia full-back, was the only one of the visitors to receive any se rious bruise. He was kicked in the back of the neck. "Mike" Murphy.

the veteran trainer, expressed himself when asked what he thought Boom tne game. that I'enn was very lucky to una herself in. time to win the game. NARBERTH AND ARDMORB TIE. NARBBRTH.

Sen. 26 (Soecial). The foot ball season on the Main Line opened here this arternocn. when the local aggregation and Ard more eleven plsyed a tie game with the more O-O before a great number of followers or oorn ttvtms. Narberth.

Positions. Ardmore. TrottT. Ift end Macrarlan Durhin Left tackle Gibbins Moure Left guard Carter Centre Fleck Rijrht guard Simpson Harrigau. Right tackle Raynor Turner RJght end Boyd Sinmson Qnr.

rter-hack Wilson Wallace Left haif-bark Spohn Greene Right Walker Ketehani Full-back Macfarlan Time of halve 20 and 15 Referee wanaoe. creditable. Carlisle Indians. Positions. Little-Old-Man Left end tTwo-Heartsi Waseuka (Capt.l tackle fPennvl Villanova.

Mouahan Curley Aiken Lert guara MoCorruick tMu. re 1 Smith Dougherty Casev Barret Lyon Little-Boy iBIrdi Gardner Kenerly) Balenti L. Thorpe Payne Centre Right guard Right tackle Right end (Capt.l 1 Legue 1 Kaue Quarter-back Left half-back Right half-back Slavin Gordon 1 Winnie) Winnie J. Libby Ban-Referee: Crowell. Swarthmore.

Umpire: Taylor Princeton. Field judge: Dickson. I'erifsyl-vania. Head linesman: Dr. Harvey Smith.

Bucknell. Touchdown: Libby. Goal from touchdown: Thorpe. Goal from Balenti. Halves 2t minutes each.

Susquehanna Expects Strong Team ELI NSG ROVE, Sept. 26 (Special). Snsquebanna University alumni and students are optimistic regarding that institution's chances of being represented by a winning team on the gridiron this season. First their sanguinity i based on the good fortune of securing 11. H.

Haverstick. a State College alumnus, as head coach. During the week he has drilled the candidates well into shape, aDd evidenced that he knows how to "get the men The men are not heavv. but agile. Consequent.

Coach Haverstick is working on the speed proposition. He and Captain Myers Include these among the most likely candidates: Hartman. Harris. Bringaman. Christiaau.

Creasv. Inkroot. Games. Walters. Crawford.

Haverstick. Follmer and MeCrackeu. The approved schedule follows: October 3. Sunburv Y. M.

C. at Sehns-grove: October 10, Lock Haven Normal, at Selinsgrove: October 17. Carlisle Indians, at Carlisle: October 24. Lebanon Valley College, at October 31. Bloomsburg State Normal School, at Bloomsburg: November 7.

Carlisle Indian School Reserves, at Selinsgrove; November 14. Franklin and Marshall College, at Lancaster: November 21. Dickinson Semi-naj-y. at Selingrove. CLE AFIELD.

II: PARKSIDE. O. Clearfield defeated Parkside in a nicely played games. The features were two end runs by Broderick. one In the first half of twenty-five yards, resulting in a touchdown, and in the second half he circled the end for twenty yards, making another touchdown.

Murray kicked the goal. CLEARFIELD. Positions. PARKSIDE. Nichols Left end Myers Welsh Left tackle Drew Cullen Left guard L'ms'ead Wood.

McShane Ward guard Carrol Autes tackle Allison Gormley Right end Morgan Kevhoffer Left half-back Downey Broderick Right half-back Umstead T. Murray T. Welsh Touchdowns Broderick, 2. Goal Murray, Referee Wilson. Umpire Carrol.

Timekeeper Pendergast. Linesmen Murray and Hague. Time of halves 20 minutes. F. AND M.

DOWNS HIGH SCHOOL. LANCASTER. Sept. 26 (Special). The football team of Franklin and Marshall Academy today defeated the Lancaster High School by a score of 35 to 0.

HIGH SCHOOL. Positions. ACADEMY. Brnbaker Centre Blank Hohmeir Right guard Zeigler Wohlsen. guard Kramer Right tackle Walton Guilford Left tackle Roberts Richards Right end Gav Kline Left end Runkl'e Nickel Quarter-back Shsub Jeffries Right half-back Pi pier Edwards i half-back Jaeger Geiszel Full-back Craig Referee Dr.

C. P. Stahr. Umpire J. K.

Snyder. University of Pennsylvania. Time of halves 20 minutes MECHANTCSBCRG AND GOVERNOR'S TROOPS. MECHANICSBURG. Sert.

26 (Special). The footbal season was opened here todav by a game between Mechaclcsburg and the Governor's Troops, of Harrisburg. Mechanlcsburg winning by score of IS to 0. Line-up: Mechanlcsburg. Positions.

Governors' Trps. Bittlnger Left end Runck Arbegast Left tackle Hoveter Emerick Left guard Snyder Centre (Zimmerman) Neidig Right guard Matuias McGuire Right tackle Harder Rider Right end Cionley Laird Quarter-back Gardner Weitzer Left half-back Deitrick Hopple Kight half-back Swartz King Full-back Runkla Time of halves 20 minutes. Timekeepers Hummel and Deitxlck. Referee D. Miller.

Umpire Morrett. SENIORS WIN MEET They Capture West Chester State Normal School Sports WEST CHESTER, Sept. 26 (Special). Under the direction of Dr. E.

Ehinger. of the physical training department of the West Chester State Normal School, the third annual autumn inter-class field and track sports were held on Wayne Field, this afternoon. In the presence of a large and enthusiastic gathering of the students and town folk. Five points were awarded to the winner of each event, three points to the second, aud one point to third. The Seniors won the meet with 88 points; Class of 1910.

had 36 points: Specials. 10 points. In the invldual scoring Alexander Webb, of Unionville. Class of 1903. got sixteen points; James Mathers, of Emilie.

county, Class of 1909. secured fourteen points, while Taylor. Kimble and Lady tied for third honors, with ten points each. Fifty-yard dash, school record. 6 3-5 seconds Won bv Walter Kimble: second.

J. Walter Reiner; third. Howard Russell. Time, 5 4-5 Put tin twelve-pound school record 33 feet 6 inches Won by Clyde Lady; second. Alexander Webb; third, Lester Scotten.

Distance, 32 feet 6 inches. Pole vault, school record 9 feet 9 Inches-Won by James Mathers: second, Thomas fehaaf third. Lyman Porter. Helghth, 7 feet 10 Kulfnlng high Jump, school record 5 feet Inches-Won by Alexander Webb; second Arthur iHbernl: third. Joseph Baldwin.

Heighlb, feet One "hundred yards dash, school record 10 2-5 seconds Won by Walter Kimble; second, Wal-ttrRelner: third, Norman Acker. Time, 11 2-5 Standing broad jump, school record. 9 feet lOVi inches Won by Arthur Albernl; second, Mathers and Stephens tied: Mathers won toss. Distance, 9 feet 10V4 Inches. 220-yard dash, school record 23 4-6 seconds--Won by Alfred Taylor; seoond.

Mathers; third, Walter Reiner. Time. 26 2-5 seconds. Throwing 12-pound hammer, school record 110 feet Won by Clyde Lady; second, Lester; third. Scotten.

Distance. 76 feet 9 Inches. Running broad Jump, school record 20 feet 9 Inches Won by William Stephens, who tied with James Mathers, at 17 feet Inch, but won the toss; Mathers second place; third, J. M. Smith.

440 yards dash, school record 63 3-5 seconds Won by Alfred Taylor; second. Alexander Webb: third, E. H. Gay man. NTime, 60 2-5 seconds.

Throwing baseball, school record 365 feet 5 inches Won by Russell Gangwer; 6econd, Howard Russell; third, Harold Emery. Distance, 289 feet 2 inches. Three-legged race, one hundreds yards, school record 13 4-5 seconds Won by Acker and Webb: second. Wilson and Stephens; third. Kemble and Scotten.

Time. 14 2-5 seconds. One-mile run. school record 5 minutes 19 4-5 seconds Won by Arthur Patterson; second. Harold Emery; third.

Grant Supplee. Time. 5 minutes 88 3-5 seconds. Half-mile class relay, school record 1 minute 39 4-5 seconds Won by the Senior Class (Webb, Acker, Mathers. Reiner); Class of 5910: Second and Special, third.

Time, minute 43 3-5 seconds. 880-vard run, school record 2 minutes 14 secondsWon bv Alexander Webb; second. WTalter Reiner: third. Furmaa Gyger. Time, 2 minutes 19 seconds.

Getsi Away With Western I Ji ri Team 1 Score of Mary-to CARLISLE. Sept. 2t? (Special f(Ktbail season was opened here today by a game against Western Maryland Vniversity'8 strong aggregation of gridiron athletes. The score of 5 to in Dickinson's favor, the first half closing 0 to 0. is hardly a fair indication of the comparative work of the two teams.

The pigskin was for the greater part of the time in Western Maryland's territory, although the Southerners blocked many Dickinson gains. Dickinson won the toss and their opponents kicked off to Bonisteel. The feature of the first half was Laugstaff's magnificent end runs. Western Maryland had difficulty in holding the local team's puuts throughout the tjume. In the first half Spvneer missed a goal iroin the field.

Both sides were penalized several times. For Dickinson the work of Richmond. Mann. Peters. McWLinuiy.

Bonisteel and tiess was exceptional, the lutter making fine line plunges to score. The wurm weather seriously Inconvenienced the players, who dragged th-ir plays noticeably. For Western Maryland. Gill, 'i odd, Gibson and Turner did great work. The visitors ha I made up their minds to in a victory and deserve much credit for their stubborn struggles against a superior team.

Coach Paul Davis was much pleased by Dickinson's work, and tas secured good line on his material. Visiting Coach Ash more expressed hiiuseif us being satisfied with-his team's efforts. Dickinson. Positions. W.

Maryland. end Gill Richmond Garrett Harry (Capt.) Long Loiigfieid Left tackle Left guard Coe T.Kld Humm-1 Twigg Whealton Graefe Stultz Thomas Goughier Bailey. Wood ward. Mann (G. Myers) Right guard Feltou Riut tackle Peters.

Stafford Riht end Langstaff tO'BrientQuarter-back McWhinniy Left half-back Gibson wwald Uooley Spencer (Latham) Right half-back Carver Bonisteel Full-back Turner Hess Gibson Referee Leo Harris, Harrisburg. Umpire Maxwell. Dartmouth. Field Judge Herr, Western Mar3'land. Field linesmen.

Wilder. Conway Hall. Touchdown Hess. Halves 20 and 15 minutes. F.

and M. Eleven Is Strong LANCASTER, Sept. 26 (Special. Franklin and Marshall college today opened its football season with the Elverson All-Coliegiates on Williamson Field and defeated them '23 to 0. Klverson.

Positions. F. and M. Leighton Left end Deitrich tJ i i Xl' 1 Lammen Right end CVNanipole) Swarti Stoneback. Left tackle Savior Crouse Right tackle iScbautzt Glessner Dampinan Left guard iWickert) Walters Mengel Right guard Piter t'uuic vruiir iuipji.tll( J.

P-urton Quarter-back Bridenbaugh Buller Right half-back Welier Bardsler Left half-back Pontius Gable Full-back Richards Referee Dr. C. P. Stahr. Umpire GarwSxd.

Time of halves 2o and 15 minutes. Penbrook and Capital City Tie HARRISBURG. Sept. 26 (Special). Pen-brook A.

C. and Capital City, of Harrisburg, played a tie of 10 to 10 at Penbrook today. I 'en brook. Positions. Capital City.

Mealen Hicke) Ripht end Mm hener F. German Right tackle S.Dewiler Schminky Right guard Funk Weaver (Rode) Centre Peiffer Riley Left guard Reedv Thompson Left tackle Klugh Attkks Left end Waltz C. Cook Quarter-back- Eberle E. Cook Shields Right half-back Cook Left half-back J. Klugh Full-back Shive L- Garman.

Referee Madenfort, Harrisburg. Umpire Rohland. Penbrook. Timekeeper Green. Linesmen Mock and Generyck.

Time of halves 20 minutes. Touchdowns L. Garman. Shields and Shive, 2. CRESCENTS CLAW TIGERS.

LANCASTER. Sent. 26 (Soecinl). Tjist vear's rivals, the Crescents and Tigers, crack ama teurs, piayea tneir nrst game today, the former winning Dy a score or iu to o. Tigers.

Positions. Crescents. Btecher Weiller Milev Knash Switzenberg Gibersou Pontse Charles McKillips McCrathy Laube Centre Left tackle. Left end Right guard tackle Right end. Quarter-back Full-back Kline Fisher Doner Fisher Keihl McCanley Yeager Showalter Eager Shindle Furlnw Referee Keepler.

Umpire -Hambright. Time of halves 20 minutes. ACCIDENT AT FOOTBALL GAME. SHAMOKIN. Sept.

26 (Special). The local football season onened here todav. with Sha- mokin and Hazleton High Schools playing a tie game. Brennan, for Shamokin, had an arm fractured during the game. Shamokin.

Positions. Hazleton. Edie Right end Parmley Right tackle Roderick Adams Right guard Greeley Fisher Centre Bordner Arnold Left guard Dodge J. Miller Left tackle Stoer Eisenheart Left end Heim Quarter-back Long R. Miller Right half-back Harman Brennan Left half-back Stumpf Jones Full-back Krell Touchdowns Parmley.

Krell. Twenty-minute Umpire Beard. Refree Weitzel. SCRUB HOLDS LEHIGH 'VARSITY DOWN SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Sept.

26 (Special). In the first line-up by the football team of Lehigh University the 'Varsity was held down by the scrubs to one touchdown. Kesselman sending the pigskin over the line. 'Varsity. Positions.

Scrub. Archer Left end Lawson Treat Left tackle Smith Martin Left guard Strock Knox Centre Potter Shorkley Right guard Hazzard Black Right tackle Reinhart Bakewell Right end Wood Kesselman Quarter-back Skenk (Tressler) C. Aman Left half-back Donaldson Mervine Right half-back R. Aman Kitchell Full-back McDonald Touchdown: Kesselman. Referee: Sollinger.

Umpire: Smith. Two 15-minute halves. Phoenixville High Lands SPRING CITY, Sept. 26 (Special). The Spring City High School defeated the All Stars of East Vincent this afternoon 15 to 0 in a well played game.

1 High School. Positions. All Stars. Latshaw Left end Couch Hippie Left tackle Geist Cook Left guard Brecker Freeye Centre Kessler Clemens Right guard Wilder Huldeman Right tackle Wescott Right end Cronkile Heck Quarter-back. (Urner) Reizaer Poland Left half-back Leihl Stauffer Right half-back Walker Minishower Malfor Touchdowns Minishower.

3. Referee D. Fry. Umpire See. Timekeeper Huldeman.

Time 20 and 15 minute halves. WILLIAMSPORT HIGH WINS. WILLI AMSPORT. fcept. 26 (Special).

The local football season opened here today. Wll-liamsport High School defeated Jersey Shore A. A. bv the score of 27 to 0. Jersey "High.

Positions. Wllllamsport. Crist Left end Painter Schmolder Left tackle Carskadden Miller Deft guard Shollenberger Haas Centre Prutzman Nevil Right guard Gawlev Lilley Right tackle Miller Mancase Right end Lundv Anderson Quarterback Updegraff Madden Left halfback Weiss Belgster Right halfback Henniuger Bower Fullback Cornwall Umpire Grove. Referee Sbay. Touchdowns Hennlnger.

Weiss, Cornwall. 2: Lundj. Goal Updegraff and Cornwall. Special to The Inquirer. LEWISBURG.

Sept. 26. Bucknell opened her football schedule here today, defeating Sus-j quehanna University on University Field, score 33-0. The form displayed by the i Orange and Blue eleven was excellent for so early in the season. Although the hot weather I greatly affected the players, they played a snappy game.

The Susquehanna forwards were unable to withstand the rushes of Bucknell's backs, ho gained through the line and clr-: cled the ends at will. Snsquebanna failed to make a first down. Bucknell's Freshman, Quarter-back Muck; Half-back McNinch and i Captain O'Brien shone most brilliantly. Cap-I tain Mvers and Left End Haverstick. a brother of Susquehanna coach, excelled Tor the visiting team.

Bucknell. Positions. Susquehanna. Winegardner Left end Haverstick O'Brien tCari.l-. Left tackle Bland Groff leit guara Centre Right guard Right tackle Right end Quarter-back Bingaman Games Inkrote Crawford Harris 1 Capt.) Myers Snyder Fdmunds Tyson Kurts (Yonngi.

Monk lEeemen McNinch Left halt-nack Kurtso Right half-back Mccracken Coul son Inkrote Mc Mister Full-back Hartman Touchdowns McNinch 2. O'Brien 2. Coulson. Muck Goals 4m touchdowns McAlister 3. Referee Denniston.

U. of P. Umpire Tag-crt U. of Rochester. Field judge Hopkins.

Hav'erford Head linesman Coc kill. Bucknell. assistant linesmen Lenhart. Bucknell: Gaylor, Suquehanna. Timer Hoskins.

Bucknell. Time of "halves 20 minutes each. TIB GAME AT READING. READING. Sept.

26 (Special). The football se-ason was "opened here today on Lauer Field, and resulted in a tie game. 0 to O. neither Reading or the Ashland team being able to score. The local eleven had the ball In Ashland's territory all the time, and outweighed their opponents ten pounds to a man.

but fumbles on the forward were usually cost-lv. and at a time when a touchdown might have been made no ground could be gained around the ends or through the line. In the second half the teams were forced to kick frequently. A big street parade preceded the game. The lineup follows: Reading.

Positions. Ashland. Williams Left end Finnan Rarbach Left tackle Sowers Posev tSwoverl Left Egan Evrich Centre Laubenstein Fehr if lavish) Right guard (Quigleyi Coll Snvder Right Furgeeon Right Afner Hardenstein Clayton Sutton Simms Left half-back. Dallas P. Snyder Right half-back Hou9inan Mumma Full-back Campbell Referee McCarty.

Umpire Mover. Timekeepers Terry and Stout. Linesmen Kinsey and Swoyer. Time of halves 15 minutes. Preps Score Only Touchdown ALLEN TOWN.

Sept. 26 (Special). In the last ten minutes of the second half Allentown Prep scored the only touchdown of the game with Perkiomen Seminary, winning the game bv the score of 5 to 0. this afternoon. "Perkiomen.

Positions. Allentown. Adams Right end Kratz Right tackle Glover Mosser Right guard Ballet Centre N. acobs Ellis Left guard ward Williams Roberts Wolfe Jacobs Melick. Enck Lenker Hoffman Push ton tackle Left end Qnarter-back half-back Left half-back Roberts Full-back (Capt.) Stipp Touchdown M.

Jacobs. Keieree eneuy. Muhlenburg. Umpire Slime. Perkiomen.

Head lineman Albert. Muhlenberg. Linesmen Som-mers. Perkiomen. and Marcomber.

Prep. Timekeeper Mover. Time of halves 20 minutes. PHOENIXVILLE HIGH LANDS. PHOENIXVILLE.

Sept. 26 (Special). The Phoenixville High School opened Its football season this afternoon by defeating their heavier opponents. Slatington High School. 5 to 0.

Phoenixville. Positions. Slatington. Yarnall Right end Sewall R. Evrich Right tackle Kontz dams Right guard A.

Maxwell Ott Centre Schertzinger Butts Left guard (Haaworth) Minich Geiser Left tackle Rede Piereon Ieft end Neff Wh'tmore Quarter-back Q. Moyer Griffen Left half-back Hanky Evrich Full-bnck Davis Touchdown C. Evrich. Referee Keeler. T'm-pireRopsiter.

Field Judge Dr. Shenkle. Halves 20 minutes. ASHLEY EX HIGH LANDS. WILKES-BARRE.

Sent. 26 (Special). The Ashley ex-Hich School team defeated Edwards-vine High School today by a score of 27 to 0. Ashlev. Positions.

Edwards ville. Stark Left end Hughes Left tackle Hargreaves Left guard Lewis Centre Bennett Right guard Lutz Right tackle Lvons Right end Scott Quarter-back Johnson Left half-back Davis Right half-back Gemmell Full-back Tniinhrtow-ns Davis. 3: Gemmell, E. Lewis Jones T. Lewis Williams Davis Morgan Wallace Pauksztis Edwards Phillips Miles 2.

Goals fmrrt touchdowns Johnson. 2. Referee Holll- dav Umpire McCann. Timekeepers Moodv and" Lewis. Linesmen Gay and Cole.

Time of halves SO minutes. CENTRAL STATE LANDS FIRST GAME. LOCK HAVEN. Sept. 26 (Special).

Central State Normal won an interesting game here todav from Renovo Y. M. C. A. Score 11-5.

Renovo. Positions. Lock Haven. Connelly Right end Furlong Bochley Osner Bowman Laughlin Right tackle snearer Woolrldge Naughle Shannon (Donahue) Thomas Kress. Pettit Webb Snyder Vail Right guard Centre Left guard Edmunds Collins Rollinson Coiitt Bierly Left tackle.

Left end Right half left half Full-back Quarter-back Antal Augnstt Umpire Wado. Referees Thomas and Schuy ler. Time of halves 35 minutes. NEITHER SIDE SCORED. WILKES-BARRE, Sept.

26 (Special). The Wllkes-Barre High School and the Kingston A. A. 'team played a no score game as the season opener today. Mllander Left end McGinley Bloom Walters Dubots Boyd Me bane Kirk Chandler Dunn Henny ivmier Left tackle Left guard Centre Right guard Right tackle Right end Quarter-back Left half-back Right half-back Webb Gallagher Baxter Pestack Sleppy Miller Whitney Montz Culver Full-back Anderson Referee Blake.

Umpire Umstead. Timekeeper Scott and Eyrick. Time of halves 25 minutes. Another Tie for Reliance Teams MAHANOY CITY, Sept. 26 (Special).

The Regulars and Reliance football teams fought 30 minutes without a score here today. Thia ik. uwuiil tie hat ween the two teams. Reliance. irositioDs.

xwasmurB. Left end Droy tackle Senesky Left guard Green Centre Zimmerman Right guard Seader Right tackle Right end I. Marsdeu Quarter-back Feeley Left half-back Reese Right half-back Pltcus Full-back Brown Starkey C. Dldle Elsroth Hall Sockel Elsenhower A. Didle Purcell Ixmiseau Miller Buaro n.foree Kunas.

Umpire Sieck. Time of halTca 15 minutes. Special to The Inquirer. EASTON. Sept.

26 (Special). Owing to the short "length of the halves. Lafayette failed to make any notable against Wyoming this afternoon, the score being 10 to O. in favor of the Eastonians. Lafayette bad no trouble in gaining on thetr opponents, who failed to hold the Maroor.

and White foj; downs or gain a first down. The visitors resorted to a kicking game, being unable to gain around the Lafayette end Dr. Barclay was unable to give many of the squad a chance to show their ability, owing to the ten minute halves, but though the team played rather ragged, at times, the individual playing as a whole was as good as in previous years, which speaks well for the outlook of the team. Wyoming had the heaviest team they have had for years and put ut a snappy game, considering the odds' against them. LAFAYETTE Position WYOMING.

Sell wen Left cud Sprauue Crawford Left Tackle F'snur Iefr Guard Iavis Filmore Centre Thompson Soto Kiarht Guard Barrett McCutcheon. Forsman Right Tackle Probst Gross. Courtney Kight End Anderson Quarterback Morris. McCaa Left Half Waddel Bjrl.er Bell tCant.v Conover Right Half-back Broas McCaa (Rankin Fullback B--ech Umpire Parke Davis, i'riuceton. Referee Signiuiid.

Lafayette. Head Linesman Dietrich. Lafavette. Touchdowns Anderson, McCaa. Time of halves 10 minutes.

FOOTBALL AT CLIFTOX HEIGHTS. CLIFTON HEIGHTS. Sept. 26 (Special. The football season was opened here today.

Homestead A. A. defeating George F. C. of Philadelphia by the score of 5 to 0.

The playing of Lord. Congleton and H. Duke was the feature of the game. Homestead A. A.

Positions. W. Fowler Left end George F. C. Best Mingle Hughes Marcus Buchanan Burke Vilcs Morlev Taylor Left tackle McKeage Left guard F.

Duke Centre Wise Right guard Sheplev Right tackle H. Dufle Right end G. Fowler Quarter-back Congleton Left half-back Free Right half-back Lord Full-back Hoffman Lipsett Stoltz Touchdown: Congleton. empire: Barnard. Referee: Gibson.

Linesmen: Doyle Schwartz. Time of halves: 20 minutes. POTTSVILLB OUTPLAYS SCHUYLKILL Pottsville, Sept. 26 (Special). By clever passing and all around good science, Potts-ville, though outweighed 25 pounds to the man, defeated Schuylkill Haven here this afternoon by a score of 11 to 0.

Pottsville Positions Schuylkill Gregory Left end Messer, Kellar Caisler, Merrick Left tackle Detweiler Mover Lautenbacher Keliar Williams Moser Snayberger Lindemuth Nice Hill Dietrich Centre Leier Right guard Bengler, Gardner Right tackle Maschal Pueh Right end Quarterback Left half-back Right half-back Skeen ISrenneruan Linquist Manger Fun-back Touchdowns Maueer. Linquist Goal from touchdown Geisler. Referee Ent. Umpire Lenker. Time of halves 20 minutes.

TimekeeperJones. Shelly. Linesmen Swenk. Geisler. MERCERSBURG LANDS FIRST CAME MERCERSBURG.

Sept. 26 (Special). In the opening game of the season Mercersburg Academy won from the Carlisle Indian Scrubs here today by a score of 6 to 0. Mercersburg Position Indians Soles Left Fnd Little Wolf Wolf (Capt.) Left Tackle Garlow (Capt.) Dobbin Left Guard Thomson Bennett Brown Jackson Reed. Dolton Roland Brown.

Ryan Very Center Kenjocketur Right Guard Aregon Right Tackle Newashe Right End Lamuburt, Pierce Quarterback Woodbury Left Half Friday, Weeks Right Half Northrop, lan tee -Trtlmson Rrown. Simpson Miguel Touchdown Verv. Goal from touchdown Johnson. Referee Sherlock. Umpire Fvester.

Linesmen Staniford. Mercersburg; Weeks, Carlisle. Time keeper Dr. Kranziein. Fifteen and twelve and a half minute halves.

EASTON CRUSHES PAROCHIALS. BETHLEHEM. Sept. 26 (Special. The heavy Eston High School on plunges and much open-field work today crushed Moravian Parochials.

ho played a plucky game, but lost 52 to 0. Easton High. Positions. Moravian Reillv Left end (Stone) Bradley Left tackle Sangree (Rebert) Smith Krause Jacob Trujillo (Capt.) Cole Rebert (Sangree) P. Sangree Williams (Scott.

Durand) Sta uffer. Left guard (Jones) Smith Pauli (McElroy) Centre Right guard Right tackle Right end Quarter-back Blackburn. Fnlkenson Mahn Dewson Right half Ballentine Left half Schilling Full-back Schultz Touchdowns Mann. tscnimng. Ballen tine, Folkenson, Blackburn.

Safety P. Sangree. Referee Strause. Lehigh. Timekeepers Reber.

and Reilly. Linesmen Brad-ly. Stone and Scott. Time of halves 15 min utes. Altoona Eleven Wins ALTOONA.

Sept. 26 (Special). The local football season was auspiciously opened at Co lumbia Park this afternoon with the first game of a series played between the strong Altoona eleven and the Gallitzin Club. Twenety min ute halves were played. Ihe home team proved to be in best form, making a score of 20 in the first- half, and 10 in the second part of the contest while the visitors left the gridiron at the finish with no score.

Final result, 30 to 0. Altoona. 30. positions. uamtzm, o.

end Smith Kunkel Blway Stout Nixon Kelly Manlove ('mm Herr McCaffrey Crilly Tomlinson Left end tackle Right guard guard Centre -Right tackle Quarter-back Left half-back Scherdon Myers Purtv Stanley Lego Right half-back (Capt.) BUCKNELL ACADEMY DEFEATED. LEWISBURG. Sept. 26 (Special). The Lew-lsburg Ex-High School team defeated Bucknell Academy oiv the college campus this morning, 12-0 Ex-High.

School. Positions. Academy. Allen Right end Hughes Aop Right tackle Pennington Noil Right guard Aumlller Centre Maher alvus Left guard Thomas Gallager Left tackle Throger Lenhart Left end Steele Cornelius Quarter-back Boyer Right half-back Cover Slifer Left half-back Fisher Derr Full-back Bruner Touchdowns Stifer and Derr. Goals from touchdowns Sltfer.

2. Referee Gonlson. Bucknell. Umpire Baskins. Bucknell.

Timekeepers Charles O'Brien and Getz. Linesman Brown Time of halves 15 minutes each. Season Opens at Trevorton TREVORTON. Sept. 26 (Special).

The football season opened here today, Trevorton defeating Northumberland by the score of 10 to 2. The local played a better all around came. 9 GETTYSBURG WINS CellPKians Take Kirt Game From IliKhapire, 41 to GETTYSBURG. Sept. 26 (SpeclalL Gettysburg won the first game of the season today from the Highsrire A.

C. 41 to 6. Captain Snyder scored the first touchdown after two minutes of play and a couple minutes later went twenty yards through tackle for another. Elsweiler made the third and McCarrell the fourth on a twenty-yard run around end. First half: Gettysburg.

24: Highspire. 0. Highf-clre made her only score on a fumble and a sixty-yard run by Serch. Gettysburg scored three times in the second half. Snyder carrying the ball over twice and Hunger got the other.

McCarrell and Hosuck each made several 45-yard runs for Gettysburg. The play of Gaffney at quarter for Highspire was plucky and heady. Gettysburg. Positions. Highspire A.

C. Taylor Left end Leedy Fleming) Snvder Left tackle Miller Left guard tBowersox Ablinger. Comfort Centre Long Right guard (Capt Comfort Right tackle Knrtz Gracey Thompson Shaffnex Halulv) Cover Bradbury) Hunger Right end Frazer (ShafTner) McCarrell Quarter-back Gaffney (Pbillippi) Hosack Left half-back Serch (Hart man) Klsweiler Rigbt half-back FJter (Hosack. Raby) (Manning Strock N. Green (Blake) Touchdowns: Snyder.

4: McCarrell. Elsweiler. Hunger. Serch. Referee: Stouffer.

Umpire: Lantz. Time of halves: 25 and 15 minutes. Shenandoah Takes Spectacular Game SHENANDOAH. Sept. 26 (Special).

Miners-villt: High School lost to Shenandoah High in a spectacular me. Minersville worked the forward pass nicely while the local high gained their ground by ripping through the line. Score. 6 to 0. Minersville.

Positions. Shenandoah. Mc Williams I'ft end Lawson Morrison Left tackle Rvan Left guard (Goodhead) Rolaud (McNeils). Cantlin Warner Right guard Reddy Kline Right tackle R. Goodhead Reese Kiaht end (Capt.) Clappler.

Quarter-back Cox Smyth lft half-back Bowers Morris Right half-back Donavan Mervine Full-back Honck Touchdowns Bowers. Goals from touchdown Bowers. Referee Robbin. McCann's. Umpire Gill, Georgetown.

Linesman Doweny. Shenandoah. Timer Filbert, Minersville. 20-minute halves. Centralia Wins Its First Game MOUNT CARMBL.

Sept. 26 (Special). In the opening game of the season here. Centralia High School defeated Mount Carmel High School 17 to 0. The locals played a fine game, but were outweighed considerably.

i.armei. 1 osiuous. Centralia. Douse Curran Cope Right end Hinkle E. Sleeker.

(Hollister) M.Stecker. Keiser Norstedt Right tackle Right guard Centre Britt Ieft guard Lenahan Ixft tackle Bakey Ief end Ryan Becker Longsdorf Right half-back Williams Gdaniec Left half-back Lamo Bergstresser Quarter-back Wilson Wilson Fnll-back Mack (Capt.) Touchdowns Douse, Lameb, 2. Field goal-Mack. Time of halves 15 and 20 mluutes. Referee Epler.

Umpire Doyle. Linemen Garvin and White. Timekeepers Jones and Lavelle. OPENING GAME FOR W. AND J.

WASHINGTON. Sent. 26 (Special). Washing ton and Jefferson won the opening game of the seasou from Deunisou University today. 5 to 0.

W. and J. Positions. Dennison. Whetstone McDowell Kirberger Buchanan C.

Wimberley Left end Left tackle Left guard Centre Right guard Right tackle Right end Quarter-back Left half-back Right half-back Full-back olden Whyte Chittenden Hart Willis Rogt rs Conley Anderson Walker Stillwell "reitag Duffey Sutter Marshall McClelland D. Wimberley Livingstone Touchdown: D. Wimberley. Time: 18 inin- ntes Failed at punt-out: WDetstone. Snbsti tutionS: W.

and J-. D. Anderson for McClel-J laud: C. lmneney lor tsucnananj pipes for Wimberley: Dcnnison: Coe for Walker; Cowl for Conley; Fleming for Willis. Referee: L.

rhilllps, W. aud J. Umpire: McFar-land, W. and J. Head linesman: Sutter.

W. and J. Timer: Dr. L. F.

Kirchuer. Time of 20 minutes. CINCH FOR ROYERSFORD. ROYERSFORD, Sept. 26 (Special).

The Rov-ersford football team walloped the Calvary team, of Philadelphia, this afternoon, by the Bi.nro of 17 to 0. Tfnri'rafnni. Positions Calvary. Oesterle (Grav) S. Smith E.

Smith Bezold Ryan Alprecht Pollock Left end Dehuff Left tackle Prizer Deft guard Hllborn Centre Right guard Rogers Right tackle Kelffer Right end Grater Quarter-back Brownback Left half-back Frederick Right half-back Roberta Young Freeze Christian Full-back Wright Time of halves 20 and 15 minutes. Referee Keeiey. Umpire Huzzard. Linesmen Sturgeon and Dare. Timekeepers Mattes and Simons.

Touchdowns Brownback. Christian and Kalfftr. Goal nubora, 2. CAPTAIN STATE COLLEGE WON FROM GROVE CITY Srtecial to The Inqnirer. STATE COLLEGE.

Sept. 26. The Grove C5ty game this afternoon, which State College won. 30 to 0. was the first exhibition of real foot-hail this season.

The men seemed to rlay together a Httle better than in practice the past two weeks, but the work is still not quite up to standard and an effort will be made to Improve the Daws which developed today before the Indian came next Saturday, Both teams played consistent football and several sensational plays were leatnres or nit n.Lut-. it-Jim were rtt'm ma 1 1. lit-'i lit weight, the State team being a little faster. The playing of the men will give the coaches an opiornraity of improving on any weakness in the line positions before next Saturday. line, although not as strong as last year, seems to be Improving, hence the general shake-up at the beginning of last week.

State was robbed of one touchdown In the second half by ball being on the one-foot line when time was called. state College. Positions. Grove City. Acker Lace Hawk MeWilllams Archer Heckert McCulb.ugh Tlellett weaver Riddle Grav Cyphers Lvon Smith Ballou McCleary Vorhis Ieft end Left tackle Left guard Centre Right guard Right tackle Right end Qunrter-back Right half-back Lett half-back Full-back Marks Ilirshman Metov End of first half.

24-0. favor State lb ce. Touchdowns: Hlrshman. Smith. McCleary and Vorhis.

Vorhis kicked four goals. One touchdown made by Cyphers. Goal kicked bv Mr-Clearv. Time of halves: 20 and minnreK. Referee: Dr.

John Robinson. Linesman Welch. J. A. C.

TEAM DOWNS QUAKERS. NORRISTOWN. Sept. 26 (Special). The football season opened here this afternoou when the J.

A. C. team defeated the Viola A. C. of Philadelphia.

Score. to O. Viola A. C. Positions.

J. A. C. Crotty Poley Bhly Lame Pechin Stickler Evans Browu Aikcns Riles W. Ward.

Kenditt Lehalver. M. Ward Smith. Voyno Jordan McPherson. James A.

Nagle G. Naule. Ieft end Left tackle Left guard Cen re Right guard Right tackle Right end Quarter-back Full-back Left half-back Right half-back Touchdowns Brown, 2. Field goal Aiken Riles. Goals Aikens.

Referee Potter. im pire Stiles. Linesmen Paget and Evans. Time 20-minute halves. BIRDSBORO ELEVEN WINS.

BIRDSBORO. Sept. 26 (Special). The football season opened with the strong Parkside team of Reading and Birdsboro won out. the score being 15 to 0.

Birdsboro. Positions. Parkside. Hill Brown Bittijg Terry (Baker) Hafer Buckley Biehl S. Davies W.

Davies Fryberger KeDoleman Miller Keim Rimby Goheen Right- end Right tackle Rl-iit guard Centre Francis Schrader Dpngler Lynch Albright Left end Left tackle Left guard Quarter-back Left half-back Right half-back Bush W. Brown. Full-back Touehaowns: Brown. 1 eree: Smith. LTmpire: Fry.

15 minutes. Albright. 2. Ref- Time of halves: Lebanon High Wins LEBANON. Sept.

28 (Special). In the opening football game of the season Lebanon High School defeated Pottstowu High School by a score of 6 to 0. Lebanon High. Positions. Pottstown High.

Krause, (capt.) Left end Potteier Adams Jjerr lacsie tick Smith Left guard Deirolf ones Frantz Gingrich B. Light J. Light Hill Haddow Centre Behrens guard Smalshof Right tackle Keim Right end (Young) Mauger Quarter-back Royer Left half-back Heilman Right half-back. Young Full-back Skean Heilman Tmichilown-'Hetlman. Goal Haddow.

Ref eree Brenholtz. Umpire Smith. Time of halves 20 and 15 minutes. ANOTHER FOR BELLEFONTE. BELLEFONTE.

Sept. 26 (Special). The Belle on te Academy eleven won Its second victory today by defeating the strong Punxsutaw-ney High School team. 11-6. Three of the Academy players that played against State College were not In the game today.

Bellefonte Acad. Positions. Punxsutawney. Sleppy Left end Stettler Wicko: (Struble) Louden Boyd Succop (Schenck) South Left tackle Jones Left guard Centre Right guard Richardson Blose Wehrle (Bafetto) Couley (tioernajra) Elsey Right end Pantall Wright Quarter-back Dock Billon Right half-back Seller Oberlln Left half-back Campbell Smith Full back Rafetto Touchdowns: Dillon. Smith.

Dock. Goals from touchdowns: Fautan. ueferee: Bush. Umpire: Bower. Tin of Ualveas 20 aad 15 minute.

Middle Coaches Are Looking for Best Material ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 26 (Special). The special problem with which the coaches at the Naval Academy are dealing at present is tie development of both ends and a satisfactory arrangement of the backfield. With five veterans of season to fill the places from tackle to tackle, little apprehension Is felt about the centre of the line. There was a signal practice this afternoon and some work along the pre-liminarv lines of kicking and failing on the ball, but there will be no line-up until next "The fact that deMott, who has had typhoid, is not likelv to play, makes it necessary to fill his place, as well as that of Dague on the other end.

Reifsnvder has been taken from as disorganized the backfield. and will go to xnr. enj biie the most premising candidates i half-back, whicb. witb Lougias grauuaiiou for the other siaes nave neea r-imer twi T.m hnth new men. looav.

ntever, nooen- son. who was substitute tackle last season, and' who is a big. strong fellow, was given a signal drill In that position. Clay, who was a newcomer last season and showed up well, is looked to develop into a fast back this year, and the coaches are seeking to put some weight behind the line by bringing either Richardson or Relncika up to the notch. Both are strong fellows, weighing around ISO.

There will be some strenuous practice next week In order to get the team into some kind of shape for the game with Rutgers on Saturday. MT. CARMT.L FOOTBALL TEAM WINS HAZLETON. Sept. 26 (Special).

The football seson was opened here today by the Mt. Carmel A. A. defeating the ex-High School by a score cf 5 to 0. The weather was warm aiid the plavers became exhausted toward the close.

(i.ULiiu.i Positions Ift MT. CARMEL Trefsgar Stecker Larger Thurloway Lindou Geegee R. Stecker Maschall Beach I.eib Left Tackle Left Gnard Center Right Guard Walzer Tackle Right End Quarterback Snyder Haegle Krause Jacobs. Stumpf Slnex a 1 zer O'Donnel Right Half-back Johnson Cmfer I-pft Half-back Deleam Hiirdol! Full Back Honmer Umpire Fallow. Mt.

Carmel. Referej-Da-vis Harleton. Time-keepers Gebhart, Hazleton'- Cleaver. Mt. Carmel.

Ijnemen iiev Hazleton- Harman. Mt. Carmel. Touchdowns Stecker. Field Judge Frederick.

Length of halves 15 and lO minutes. YORK SEASON OPENS. YORK. Sept. 26 In the opening game of Yorks" football season today the strong ex-High School eleven defeated the York High School squad in a struggle marked with intense rivalry by the score of 11 to 0.

Several hundred enthusiasts artenueuiue kbiuc. York H. S. I'ositions. Ex-High.

Sitler Lien eni Left tackle Centre Right guard Right tackle Right end Quarter-back Ieft half-back Right half-back ViiH-bck J. Baum Gise Savers H. Baum Tome Pattison Seaclirist Heckert Gormon Bressler Strayer (Park) Dickinson Aldinger Spangler 1 lodgsou Horner Flnhrer Wolf Rohrbaugh f-r. Rnnrhanen z. tioais irom toucn- rtown: Heckert.

1. Referee: Smith. Umpire: Williamson. Linesmen: Kottcamp and Myers. Time of halves: 15 minutes.

TAMAQUA ELEVEN LANDS. TAMAQUA, Sept. 26 (Special). The Tama-qua A. A.

football team opened the season here this afternoon, defeating Port Carbon by the score of ii to v. Port Carbon Positions. Tamaaua. McCord Schradley Moody (Wolf) Knight Miller Barsley Fuller Wintersteen Crusoe Wolf Carr Right end Folev Right tackle Sehmatich Right guard R- Savior (Horn Cen'e Relcbelderfer (D. Savior) Left guard D.

Saylor Left tacl-le Boyle Left Richards Quarter-back Hause (Lowen) Full-back Melley (Gothle) Right half-back Truax Left half-back Melley (Glick) Touchdowns: Truax. Melley. Hause. Got hie, Sehmauch 2. Goals kicked: Scbmauch.

Glick. Hause Referee: Beard. Umpire: Bailey. Head linesman Gothle. 20 and 10-mlnute halves.

SCOTLAND SCHOOL VICTORIOUS. SCOTLAND. Sept. 20 (Special). The Scotland School defeated the Bellalre Athletics of crHsle this afternoon by a score of 34 to 0.

Murray and Adams played in excellent form for scot an a. Position. Left end SCOTLAND. Krunkleton (Rugh) BKLiL.Altt.Jc. Stone.

Blosser. Left tackle Wyncoop (Sebelist) Grlm MineV Centre Cllne Mlner (Graves) Right guard Adams 7. tackle (Jeffries) Kight end Hacker Bight half-back TTeckman Le half-back Smith (Emminger)- loung (Miller) Murray (capt.) Delp (Wetzel) Clemens Hecicman (capt.) Corman (Allison) Murray. 3: Smith. Krunkleton.

miller Goals from touchdowns Murray, Smith; 1- Reee-W. O- Bnbeck. Umpi- P. B. Skinner.

Field I iudre P. M. I Time ot halve 25 aoa 15 nuautea. tfUliUNU..