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Brewer was th next-mi. IaftW7 HackfeM he hurt hl Injured les. and Uke- from camera at full back tn DunUpfco went to halt. ba in placeot iBrewervtfiiB ad. one for IiarvajdfolpeWMturttn buck' ln the line but continue playing aft err few minutes' Intermission 5 At exactly S30 o'clock an hourflndittree minutes after playing bad been begun.

tn whistle sounded for the aUot time zoi the halt without iring on either Je. Play was resumed at 3:39 o'clock. Harvard now had the east goal and the sun In' It eyes. Waters kicked off and flve mto utee later Wagonhurst had the 1 thlnd the goal poti for a touchdown. Brocks kicked the goal andiha score.

vra to a Harvard. RIIoweIl Become. Delirious" The adherents at Pennsylvania never ceased from tMa tine forward except tvhen Harvard made IL' touchdown to tneer end sins songs Indicative of their Joy. Pennsylvania was now playing feet and luricus- Jr and In IL mass play on the tackle Hal. loweUe unfortunate nose came in for another bang.

Uallowell was stretched out by the blow and when he was helped to his feet he reeled and staggered eft the field. gesticulating. ud throwing lila arms wildly about. He was laid downcn the vround beside the othercrlpplevVut. before long he became delldotts and Was carried Into the r-entD't al the corner it ha field.

Knlpe eo re Iore Glory As defeat and aided disgrace if iTn shut out loomed' befcre them. thetIarvans players became imbued with IL savage njergy. Hayes. Whltmore. Waters and Dunlap plunged Irresistibly through Pennsylvania's Un.

thej could not avert. their fate. The ball was pu Harvard yard line. Again It was' passed to Hayes for' a kick. and again he fumbled the ball and Knlpe picking it up.

ran with all speed towards Harvard's goal. Arthur Brewer was close upon his heels but he could not lain upon him. and when Knlpe was but three yards from the Harvard goal line. THREE STAGES OF A GOOD TACKLE. 3.

Diving to tackle. 2. Making the tackle. S. Well tackled.

Brewer with a. last despairing effort falrlj burled himself through Ole. air after him by one toot and brought him down. Be tore Knipe could roll over the line. Whit more was upon him.

Brewer had knocke. the wind out of himself In his effort to stot Knlpe. but resumed alter a few minute Intermission. Gelbert made two yard through th center for a touchdown. Tht touchdown was made tar on one side the goal and Brooke kicked out to Williams.

Williams made a fair catch. but Brook. tailed to kick the goal the ball striking the posts and bounding hack. Th score wee now to 0 against Harvard with only ten minutes more of play left. Harvard Fights Desperately.

The ball was kicked oft again by Harvard and Pennsylvania again carried it up to the crimsons yard line. Brooks made feeble effort at a goal from the field bw came nowtere near it. Hayes kicked t. Pennsylvania's yard line. and th ball.

bounding on the held. struck Brook' and Cabot fell upon it. The ball sboulc have clearly been Pennsyvanias for off-Bid' play. as Brooks had not touched It. but the umpire probably thought he had' and gave it to Harvard.

The ball was now or Pennsylvania's yard line and her Harvard made Its most desperate rally Waters and Hayes bucked the line Ilk. madmen. Pennsylvania was unable to tlten the onslaught and the ball was carried Ul and over their line for a touchdown bj Waters. Ougood' Wonderful Run. Arthur Brewer failed at the try for goal.

the ball striking the posts and bounding back. From this time on the game wa1 entirely In Pennsylvania's hands and Her yard could only oppose to their advance tht desperate reslitauce of a brave but shattet ell team. Prank Shaw was hurt and Dou cette took his place. Brooke made anothel miserable try for a goal from the field ant Osgood made another wonderful run 01 sixty yards around Harvard's right end tc the crimsons yard line. Wharton and Knlpe plunged through the line to wlthlt three yards of Harvard's goal and then OB' went around the right end for another touchdown.

Brooke kicked out to Williams who made a fair catch and Brooke again kicked the goal. In five minutes more time was called at PV and nerd players left the field with bowed heads and tearful faces. As the referees whistle sounded the crowd wept over Into the field and picking up the victorious Pennsylvanians on their shoulders bore them away to the training house a square off. Five Men Unable Walk. Over In the Harvard dressing room the scene was really a pitiful one.

The men were heated and terribly bruted and battered by the hard play. Emmons. ffn Sbaw Charley Brewer and Fairchild were all unable to want and were carried out and paced In the carriages that were waiting for them. Hallowell did not ffjpto Kseii0 Injured and had recovered from his delirium. 5ihwtte two teams a a rf the theater and It any one went there with the Idea of knowing anything that was going on on the stage the howling collegians In the JESS edlly dissipated this notion by drowning the performers' voices.

The followers of Pennsylvania are having a yen- tSJd fJf nialc on streets tonight and all the usual scenes that tol low a big college football game are being enacted. rr How the Blest Lined Up The following Is the lineup of the two teams at all this different points la th U. ofPa Position. Harvard Ocbert left lend Emmons. Cabot Wqonhurst eft tackle- HalloweU Woodruff.

left guard. ISffiS Bull. center F. Shaw Doutte Wharton right guard. Shaw Minds.

right tackle Waters Rowngarten right end. A Brewer Williams quarter-back. Wrenu Knipe left half back Whltmore Qsfood. right half backCL Brewer. Brook Dwjlap Touchdown.

WAgonhunat 1 XIIlpe Osgood 1 Waters 1 safety touchdowns. Hayes goals. Brooke 2 referevBUss of Yale Umpire DesMel of Lehlgh. Lines men. Brooke of Harvard and Schoft of Pennsylvania.

Tire. two- thlrtyftvelt11n. ute halves. Attendance 23000. Score to 4.

Thanksgiving Football In the West Chicago. November 29. university of Michigan Unlversltrof Chicago 4. Milwaukee. Wl November Wlzcon- sin university.

10 Milwaukee Athtetlo Bo. dt Chicago Noveaabera Cbicago Ass ocUtion 4partmouth0. Other. northern Game Novera Hobart col. leg 1 Iluffalofootball team 9T iS 5 01 XJoiunrous QiNovemt eri Ji4 I fitats' IversltyjaOtSKeoyonjeollegefti Sif ltltochester November oY31aR tor.RocJiester.iwlr Hamilton lf LancasterPa.

November. aniMaranjair ProTldeB9e7 Krf i fm lti I il. a 5EiySf sew Team Went Down Be. rt fore VIotbrioas Vanderbilt. VIRGINIA FEATfd NORTH CAROLINA AUfttths JodbmKaim wr tJA Exciting Nature Not Many MSnlnjnrsd Richmond Ve November Fully 6000 people attended the game of tootbllplaycd here today between the University ot and the University of North.

Carolina teams. From an athletic standpoint the. game could hardly be called a success as the North Carolinians were dearly outclassed at every point. It. was observed that they wtit Into the' contest wits grav fears ot deZeta4d.

en minutes after the struggle btJan it was still more evident that thetr apprehension uid be realized th91 Yirglnianswuinin easily by a score of at to a Baker succeeded iBurlingame in the lat halt and before the close of the game Graham was substituted forBasklervllIe who sprained his knee and Baird wrenched his hip and was sueceded by Onion who In turn" was succeeded by King. The effects of the careful training to which the Virginia lads had en subjected were evident In all their actions and their team work. was excellent. The players composing the eleven were nearly all experienced yhUe the North Carolinians showed a lack of practice and a degree of weakness which was unquestionably the result of their in. exeprience.

and want of training. To make the superiority of the Old Dominion eleven more manifest. they considerably outweighed the Tar and broke through lines with facility. What the Carolinians lacked In skill and strength. however they made up in pluck and determination though these qualities served for but little against the odds that handicapped them.

The game was cleanly played throughout and was free from the slugging and many other disagreeable things which' have here. totore put the sport in disfavor la Richmond. It was generally conceded that for the time they had played together the North Carolinians did splendid work. In the first half they came near scoring but Sharp. when running with a clear field stumbled In the grass before baking the touchdown and the Virginians soon forced the ball back to the east end.

The individual work. of the North Carolina. boys was excellent. but they were not solid In team work. Pope made the superb record of kicking goal nyc times out of a possible six.

The time missed however was the easiest score to make. Following was the up University of Virginia Price right end Johnson. left end Bosher left tackle dicks right tackle Pen ton. captain right guril uurllngumcx Itfli guard Blat enter Groner. right half back Jones.

left taU back Taylor quarter back Pope full lack. University of North Carolina Men-lit tight ed Gregory. left end Pugh. left tackle Baird. right tackle Collier right guard Gulon left guard Sharpe center Joore right halt back Stephens left halt back Stanley.

quarter back Baskerville. captain lull back. THE UNIVERSITY WON. Athens Captured the Game I vauoab Yesterday. Savannah.

Ga. November' a. Special. The University football team beat Savannah this afternoon In one of the prettiest games ever played on the Savannah gridiron by a score of 22 to O. More than 1000 spectators were on the grounds when the men lined up.

The Athenians came In with their good interferences and effective strategy at the start and within five minutes a touchdown was scored Fleming carrying the call over lhe line. Butler tailed to kick a goal and tour points were all that Athena scared In this hall. Butler carried the ball across the line- towards the end of the half but the flay WWI not allowed on account of a foul. In the second halt it took Athens just tour and I trait minutes to score the firs' touchdown and this time Butter kit-ed oal making the score 10 to O. The Savannah men worked hard to present any morn scoring but Butler succeeded 0 carrying the ball across the hue and another touchdown was secured by Knack.

ulford just before the close of the test half. Jutler kicked the goal both times making Lbe score 22 to 0. There was only a minute more. but after the first play. Span got the boll and made 5 superb.

yard run. taking the ball within ten yards of Savannahs goal. After one more play time was called. The game vas an interesting one from i tar- to finish. The game was played throughout by the regular teams as follows Athens left end Watkins.

left tackle Price left guard NetUy center Kent right guard Fleming right tackle Spain right end Butler quarter back Shackeltord left halt bock Halsey right halt back tubbs full back. Savannah Gordon left end Keenan left tackle Conuiban left guard Hicks center Wyness right guard B. Williams right tackle Lematatre right end Ryals queries back Walker left halt back Brady. right half back Rlpk1nl toll back. Mr.

John Welch of Athens avt as umpire Mr. W. R. Powell formerly of Wake Forest as refers. and Air.

Lye Barrow as linesman. There was little or no dispute about the decisions and both sides considered the game a thoroughly Lair one. The Athens plea left the ety tonight. COLORS AT HALF AJlST The University of Alabama Trampled in Orange Blue In the Dust Montgomery Ale November a. The' pine Of football.

played re this afternoon- between the Artcultural and Mechanical college. Auburn and the University of Alabama Tuscaloosa was witnessed by 4000 people. It had been looked. forward to- with considerable Interest. caused by the Intense rivalry between the two colleges and there were people in attendance from an over the state.

Before the lame Auburn made a protest against playing outside men Sand to consequence two former University of North Carolina students were declared out. Mother protest was filed. it' Shelly and Abbott of Tuscaloosa. It was charted that they are each paid a salary. This was denied by the University of Alabama representatives and the' matriculation of the two men was shown to be regular and they entered the game.

la the first thirty-five minntes bait Tus caloosa. made a touthdown and kicked a goal and In. the last half two touchdowns were made and two goals kicked the university while Auburn failed to seer thus' leaving the score IS to Of This makes honors even. Tuscalosa having suffered defeat at thehands of Auburn last year. Not A mm on either of the elevens was Injured and thi game throughout was tree ftoaM slugging andrufBanisnufiS5.

CaIahan Heftv tsceDavJiieft left guard Stone center Thompson right guard McIntosh rtghttckle atone right end Abbott nit back MCcntI. natt Cltr i Shelley left bait back Walker. vanarter back f. UggZ tett end JJrown left tackle Harvey. leftzusrd abater center tendance.

TBieold gold and black i of fu a flj- Sewwee puttoptteb 1 je Uon of defensive play ever Bfeenrhece Bent runs and much kicking. TM paying ofRus of Atlantawa the feature of the he wis sent against the line repeatedly at one potht six lma In succession- until. he was prostrated for wah of breath. was plucky to thevlast and-- won the admiration of elL i4 MeKeagle of AU also did well buy was not. given' so many opportunities a'S Rust.

Vanderbilt made its UoucMown seven mlnut aZtegbegIUnIng the play by a' series' of et rushes around the ends until Connell Vanderbilt's full back was. shoved over the Had. between the. OAJ. posts Boogher kicked foal making the score Vanderbilt 6 ewaneej 0.

The st of the fret half was a. royal bati- tie neither' side having much tie best Of it Connell made the second touchdown for i Vanderbilt about the middle of the second half the ball going between the goal pests. Booglier kicked goal making the score tar the genie Vanflithlit 21. Sewne O. Kirby Smith was slightly Injured.

SEVERAL HURT. The Game at Washington B. C. Yesterday WBS a Rough tine. Washington November 23.

Today was a. perfect football day and about 3500 people' witnessed the annual game for the ebaxn- plouhlp of the District of Columbia played- between the Georgetown college eleven and the ColumbU Athletic Club team. The Columbia boys will keep the handsome silver trophy for another year winning by scoring 24 and shutting Ute- college boys out. The game was very rough and four men were carried from the field. Harder the clever little Columbia quarter back broke his collar bone in the- first fifteen It Wit iPine JDtyand a Large Crowd Was Out-Details nd Incidents Five hundred people watched the Technological school team go down before the Fort McPherson barracks eleven yesterday afternoon atvAtnleUo park.

From a critical standpoint the game was not of the very best scientific quality. but there wet about it as a redeeming feature the factthatjt was a. Thanksgiving i ay game There was a lot of sport In the me. and to the average spectator It. was en Interesting affair.

The was passed forward in a reckless fashion at Units but as the referee railed to. see It It la not a matter of record that such violations of the rules took place. side plays were numerous on ooth elies but the umpire was lenient. Both teams had their stanch supporters. There were a number of ladles put quite a number coming from the post.

They wore the national colors. The kdxnlrera of- the Techs felt sure of 4 victory. as the Tech team has been recently strengthened by the addition of several good men and they were out therefore en muse. The crowd was enthusiastic and enjoyed the game. despite a stiff breeze which kept up trpm the northwest during the entire game.

It was an occasion however for the display of pretty winter wraps and furs and was certainly accepted. The score was 84 to 0 in favor or the tort eleven. It was very noticeable that ROMEYN vGOING THROUGH TACKLE FOR A minutes' play. It feared that Shorty" Bahen Is Internally Injured. Shields and Callahan distinguished themselves the former for his brilliant all playing and the latter for his unnecessary roughness and slugging receiving a.

icM eye fromDlcldnson At no time was Columbia's goal In much danger. and wjcn tiroc was called in the liret half the" ball was on Georgetown's yard line. The Georgetown boys w. pre plainly out of condition as shown by thdr numerous accidents and the fact hat 11 scores were made In the second halt. Columbia boys stood the tough ay much better" than their opponent The teams weighed just about the same The' up was as follows Columbia Shields foil back lewis rfklrt halt.

back Johoson4eft half tck War-der quarter back Gaff center teflon right end Wells captain right tattle Dickinson right guard A. Johnson. left guard F. Johnson tackle Lcete left end. Georgetown Murphy full back liahen right halt back lL Mateoney.

left hilt ba Carziody captain. quarter back VPrlen center Boyle. right end leteQfl right tackle Davis right guard an left guard Callahan. left tackle larley. left end.

P. H. Davis Princeton 93 wa chosen as referee Phil Walker Princeton 33 wilme and Henry Rlggs. Princeton 115 as usade linesman. Wells.

Dickinson Lewis 2. Goals kicked. Shields 2. Won by tire V. U.

I. Eleven. Roanoke. Va. November A special to The Times from Staunton says The football game between tire Virginia Military in stitute and the Virginia Mechanical and Agricultural college elevens was won by th former by a score of 10 to 6.

The Blacksburg team played brilliantly and had It not been for two mask decisions by the umpire and referee the score would have been reversed. The V. Se. Co A. Team Defeated.

Roanoke. Va. November 29. The Allegheny institute and the Young Men's Chris- lien Association team of Lynchburg played here this afternoon. The Allegheny team defeated the Young Men's Christian Auocl.

atlon team by II. score of 22 to 0. Only twice during the game did the Y. IL. C.

A have the bait At no time was Allegheny's goal In danger. Charleston Defeated Savannah. Charleston. C. November The une of football today between the Charleston and Savannah teams today re suited 4 to 0 In favor of Charleston.

Birmingham Downed by Chattanooga Chattanooga. Teun. November 29. jat- tanoop. defeated Birmingham in an exclt- Taj game of football today.

Score 10 to O. FOOTBALL PLAYERS KILLED. A Train Strikes a Wagon trlth 11 Teem III. It. Southbrldge Mass.

November The o'clock passenger train on the New York and New England toed struck' a' wagon containing the. Southbrldge Purples a football eleven. as It was crossing the tricks at Center street this morning on the way' to the football field to olay tile Worceser polytechnic' Institute eleven. and as a result of the' disaster two of the young men are dead. five others will probably die and.

others received rioua in juries. The dead are CHARLES OAUTHIEB led thorty years Southbrldge JOSEPH COON aged eighteen years Bouthbridge 1 losetwhCva robaWj fatally Injured Jbnn Street aged two Lee Us. quarterback on Williams college Eleven skull fractured and internal Injuries. Victor' Nelson-age ji twehty-flvei South- ridf skull broken. Internal Injuries.

i Andrew tayior6outbbrid lkUUtfQo i tuned bptieyesloife internal Injuries. Vi AlfredE Hughesiiaged ntneteenSouyir. bridge. fiactBrtd internal injuries Charles fllmps6nv aged seventeen South- fbrld lerobrpken ltwo aces and. in- Injured areJamet- Tayior aged ntneteenSonthbrtdged South.

aged ignteen SouthbridgeV rib brbktnVbodrbrulgedi HarT neither team lied had much practice and but very little training. The fort team was heavier than the TecM on an average of fifteen pounds to the man. The Tech. played a plucky. up-hill game.

but the weight was against them. Their Un" held remarkably well. however and very few gains were made through guard and center and guard and tackle though the ends were. less fortunate. The Techs played with Qt snap and put up a quick.

Interesting The' fort team played steadily and hid a winning gall. The men were clumsy however. gust won as much by superiority of weight and strength as anything else Good Weather for the Game. It WIUJ a little- cool during the tnomntnE but yesterday. afternooq when.

be' game wascatled It was one of. those days which are classed with the ideal. The crowd was slow In arriving. something whichmay be accounted for by late Thanksgiving din- acre. It was a.

jolly crowd and there was lots or fun before the game commenced. Lieutenant W. F. Martin was selected to' umpire the game Mr. Park' Ho wellto referee.

andMr Marion Case to act as linesman It was 3:10 when. the coin was tossed. Captain Raoul of the Teobs winning the toss. He took the south goal. remarking rye won the toss every time and have heretofore lost the game.

I hqpe It will be better this time. The men prepared for the opening play and Romeyn. full-beck for the fort eleven kicked the ball forty-five yards. It was tumbled by W. Raoul who picked It up and.

ran ten yards before he was topped Oletree broke through left tackle for six yards and Meyer gained eight more In the same way. The ban was snapped back and tumbled Ottley securing it. Two tries fall- Ing to gain the requisite number of yards an attempt was made to get the Vack for a kick. but the line failed hold and the ball went to the tort eleven. Again the Ball Was Fumble.

The up was quick and the ball was snapped back and tumbled a Tech player falling on It. Ogletree was sent around left end for two yards. and on an attempt to go through center the result was a fumble and the ball went over again. Twp tries by the tort team. and two yards were gained.

On the third down Wood was given the ball and made eight yards before he was tackled by three or four Tacks. AU this time the ball was on the Testis' yard line. and the run by Wood put It within a couple of yards of the yard line. Romeyn WI given the ball and' bucked through center for a touchdown in six minutes froth play. Wood kicked goal malting the score I to 0.

SUrttn fur the Grater. Hart kicked the ball for forty yards. Romeyn falling to catch. lie secured the ball however but before he made more than two yards tackled by OtIetrwlD la Uvsly fashion. The.

teams lined up on the tort elevens yard line. Wood was entrusted with the ban and made twelve yards around right end. He was fairly pulled down as he made hisrun with a. couple of Pecks clinging to him Romeyn skirted the lame nd torseW yards more. Wood was puUed and shored around right lend for yard Stem took a try.

but tailed to' gain- Wood broke through tackle and for five yards. Romeyn was given the bail and started out to make a. wide circuit around the end. but was tackled by IV Raoul end Meyer who dawned oi with aloes of fly. yards.

With ten yards to gain Wood was sent or a try. but tailed to gain. The ball was then passed back for a kick-and Romeyn made a tad-effort. only went fifteen yards. The tall wai6 TechsV-aaa Ogletree sprtntedaround left nd thrw yards.

hart tried oent could not' jet Nouna wW wa all the littletoo5roughiwa gIveaithe-aU aid wnasbedfearles lMntoth Batj-b pJned twoyarda tioweter. amble tel- proving the strongest arid nostrWiabJ playerffar the fort team- wasYsent Bright end He made a splendId run and rained- twelve hg Ftwtcoverers to all Mankind. 07 Whitehall team was promptly given twenty-five. yards for this violation of fair play. The penalty of twenty-five yards put the ball within two yards of the Techs' goal line with the ban In' possession of the- fort them.

The ball was passed to Romeyn who started through right' tackle. He lost the ball but it was captured by Jctnzon before it touched the ground and a second touchdown Watt made. Wood failed to kick goal and the score became 10. to O. Prom the Center One Store.

Hart kicked off and Romeyn returned. The ball went out of bounds. and was captured by the tort eleven. Stern made a magnificent run around right end for five yards. Wood went around right end for seven yards more.

Betancourt took a try but was tackled by' Captain Raoul without a gala. Captain Racist was playing a plucky game and held left end in an Invincible manner. Unville. secured twelve yards through tackle. On the next move there was no gain for the tort A try was made around left end and the attempt was signalized by a forward pass which was not seen by the refere With two yards to pin Wood made It the.

first down. McCran took the ball ten yards end was making his way towards the Tech goal when Nourse tackled him heavily. TCoontz went through tackle for free yards. Wood took" a. try but failed to gain.

Koonti took a run around for end but wet tackled by Meyer with a loss of five Romt1D kicked and Ottley secured the ball. He was pushed ten yards before lie was downed. A Iak of Coaching Shown. With the ball In. the possession of the Enoul was sent for a run around right.

end. His. interference formed in quick style and was almost impassable. iwheni they succeeded unlocking Raoul and causing" him to fall. Several times We Techs' Interferers blocked their own man Ogletree made two yards- Vj felled to gain.

Then came what might have been the star play of. the game. The signal was given and the Tech backs dropped back as If to prepare for a kick. Three' of the tort team fell back to receive it. The ball was passed beck to Ogletree In stead of Hart fullback.

It was rather low though Ogletree should. have caught. A RUN AROUND THE END. it. He fumbled It and it just eluded his grasp.

When he did secure it and start to. run the fort eleven had recovered tram the surprise and he tailed to gain. The same play was used by Yale and proved successful. In the scrimmage that followed Ogle trees fumble the tort men. secured the ball.

Wood Playa a Good Game. Wood sprinted around right end Ion five yards and went around the same end for ten yards. RomtYD tried an end but made no gain. Unville went through left tackle' for ten yards putting the bell on the Teehe' yard line. Wood was given the and a touchdown wee the result.

He. kicked oul Johnson' catching. and kicked goal. This made the score to- There was a little playing after the off but before any decided advantage was- secured by either team time was called for the first half which. was of.

thirty minutes' duration. Beginning of the Seeond Half. The second half began In a ner- gettd fashion. Hart kicked and returned. Oletma failed to catch but fell.

on the batt. Nourse. went around. left' end for' eight yards. Ilooten who.

went In in the place Of Wi Radii went around right end tar seven yards. Bourse got. five yards. The ball then went over on four dOwai Wood gated twelve yards un right end. dragging three or four JicCran weet around left end for twenty yards' Then cerise one of the best plays of the game.

Ronsyn was given tile ball and buike tlnougb tackle and end. He was never stopped. Opt ofJhe' crowdJne came' Ukearifle snot and after iofitorry yards i madeHatoncfedown Goal was kicked Ojtletree loses the Ball Again. Itrwas the Techs' onthe off and' Harts nt It ortr JaroXwith dexterous kick. flomeyzi punted bade and Ol1etmi fumbled Betaneourt urtnrr theL ball Wcx3dseCTjred lgtt' yards around the end and' in the next four' downs the ball went' to the the hail went overt Zobnaoo quarterback.

i ort teinv made a stralghtost for. unobserved of squabbling and shoving In. th line was given dye yards. Yf I I cKi 4 The fo te enjj worked toWardS the yard li Wood Sf toj titoucbd9wnT making was imadesby the MePhe sM teamcn4 vthei goaljTrai kicked. mskingcthe lnal score J4 to 0-The teams tam fthilf Koonte right half Johnson Talent Pick Out Three of tat Winners.

Washington. November There i large attendance at St. Asaphs to the holiday and bright" crisp we tw. and" as excellent card. The ttftk ml test.

The talent was successful in timl of tile six events but they tell tarlal Miss Dixie lnthe third and. Van In the fourth both on favorites. First race five furlongs McKee 10 jri 1 fin to to 1 won Drirbund Ill Simmu to 5 second' Hipn Point. Belle Lb. Hers 3 to 1 third.

Time Second raceselling five and a calf fal Senator Vest 1113 Griffin. tail won Maggie Smith. 94 Keete. 15 tol ond Vision 107 PenulOto Wrd. Third race selling one and a halt mikj-l Baroness S7 Carrigan 15 to 2 raj Charter.

100- Slmma 4 to second ii Griffin to third. Time. Fourth race selling half a Mum. 100. Carrigan 7 to 1.

won Veival Rose. IDS Burred to Lsecond Vul Brunt 97 Flnnegan. 4 to 6 third. Time a I Fifth race six furlongs Uarnnit I I 14 6 won Equation. no Pen I to 1.

second Vestibule 93. Nacey ttirll Time 1:17. I Sixth race selling one mile Marslull 112 Snedeker. to 8 won Little Ton I. I Keele.

2 to 1. second Void lot SlmnnJ to 1. third. Time 142 MS Lexington. Lexington.

My. November 29. The til tendance at today's races was fair ttil weather cold and disagreeable Twofavorl out of. five werethe Winning featunjl of theday the' other. purses going to I and second choices.

RUet Grannan pluiifrf on the. Commoner and lost out pa Tempo In the lastrace First race three-quarters of a mile Cut tie P. 92 S. I. Jones IS to 1 wonjReadiml second Drowneil third.

Time 1:15 I Second one mile. Crevistl 101 Perkins 4 to5. wonVLakota Time 1:42 Only two starters. I Third race handicap three-quarters of 11 mile. The Commoner 101 A.

day ton I til 5 won Geraldine second Cass third. Tire Amur- so a. nuuAuai Iial wvut-iiui second. third MS. Fifth race selling nv elgnUui of a.

ml Twinkle 86 A. Clayton to 6 won EUti Douglass second. Lay On third. l. 2tt.

At Nashville First race five furlongs. Dr. Work uf A. Barretto 4 to 1 won Leona's Last tce-l Black Satin third. Time ltt Second selling five and a' halt tar longs Florence lid Kuhn.

to I Gee Wolz second MessalU' third. 1:09. Third rac selling six furlongs. Rupel Mo. CuS1DT 4 to 5 won Guilty second Joiul third.

Time 104 Fourth race selling slxand a half longs W. T. Ellis 91. Gardner. 9 to 5 wtt I Bankrupt Top Gallant third.

Wh rage handicap six. furlongs Bauer. 104 4 to 5 won lash i end Eva third. Time 1:14 Sixth race selling one mile. Abbess Cauin even won Press Conley second Pancreas third.

TimerlC. Reefag at Birmingham. Birmingham Ala. November claL The winter meeting of them ham Racing Association begins Saturday the fair grounds race Already i hundred horses are on the pound and tfi era wilt come In tomorrow and BalortoJ John 3. Carter will officiate as pr uuge.

while Colonel S. Match will do starting. The purses are 173 and the a wm be paid as the races are run. A ROLLMf OX tfBBEJL ThirdDay of the International Bk cle Tournament. New Ycnr.

November third ot the. International. bicycle tournaa proved to be' the mostlnteresting of series thus tan A. fair Attendant" grit' the novice racesin the morning still i viewed the Ate events and an mense crowd waxed enthusiastic over i evenings pert vTbe principal interest of the afb centered the class end profe events Charley Murphy and Nat Butler i Tiding the honors to the former sew while little Toni Butler took everythte sight for tile pure amateurs There was a urprle-ln oneof the fesslonal trials when Colombo the It' champion beat the great Zimmerman for qunllficatlon. and there was excit tospare in the two-mile professional ercj when Vsrheyen the German beat Har- Wheeler.

Edwards and Colombo by the i of suspicious tactics against which he been previously cautioned. Referee xlgnCy disqualified Yerheyen but. a tumult of disapproval arose from crowd. resigned before the eve was over' and" Theodore Meserles oItC' astthe evenlngreferee Vetheyen got money by Wheeler' consent In the. class two-mile scratch Chi Murphy lowered the two-mile dc fl ord from 6OJ to 5.

vl The evening session was stimulated the most enthusiastic audience of meeting and the largest. Charley Murphyand Monte Scott is bitterly for the- class- mile Murphy winning by a wheel. Zimmerman took the two-mile profess. I al race. Martlnran just aneaoTot Wheeler for ond place.

i The summary Va a follows tfi Two-mile scratch. class won T7 Murphy. Time 438 6. A One professional won by A. A.

merman Time I mile Indoor. championship class won by Toin Butler of Time liar s- Two-mile claw won by Butler. 30 yards. Time. 4:44 5.

Two-mile professional won by Alei htyen. Time il0 One class dais Ji iron C. Rome-of Jersey City. Time. 2221.

Mile cuss A won A TZarbeauof ewYorjfc Time One-mile chanopiodship class Murphy. Turns 21. mile merman. time 141- A. Spirriag Match.

Mlchv November BUdonof New York and William ey of' Detroit ten rounds Michigan Athletic 4Asee totlon8 rooms 11 rTterc rai' decision. JEBMKEJ o'clock ytet- to th bn January ilightest we wss passed. like a child. oonTtctlng offices. Thetj care all At ocld th churche maul large.

Dr. Canupbe oa Lor At the this than a carl also many It was fitt should be event the Jlercer nnlvj Macon teauj ternoon larj tralClty on the cars between Me The Tinsley. Ms park In a Tj violet and i of he team. The spot Batcher. had sage and Alkast li-i two teams orange and Not less grand stand the teams 111 o'clock.

Tb Mercer It pounds Cocl Kendrlck rig left tackle 13 154 pounds Jj Ryder right half. back i half back back. 135 pounds. H. S.

age pou Jtfacon Te pounds A' tackle 124 anise quarts Jlght half halt back pounds total weight. 167 Before the were the fav was seen tbaj trta. They rs and Wad above the a ling also first half Merl the last half rtaade totalf The nnlversl And tonight leen and he The game the public taken in. The Injured by. Warren.

Turptns lip 11 MrJO W. court clerk was a hearty it was large appointment of Mrs. Job happy' jnarrl of Miss So liemridon Judj TonlghtAt man of the se Cabin Club. Ji Yesterdays States court i ncr the power Iteef rails and In new tracks rails win we In police cou brought up ct booze in his pc other He wa trial. Paul all kinds of Columbia Dr.

James Tu today married nls of. this j. formed at thi eta Mr. John con acted as zIly of Bli i. honor.

An elj sefved to handsome ret Htrtted with JS aator Bl OthlvjT OtIs J-fB1anchard lei Is ne land repreee he5wti It a few to A cift ft- 2 f. i' T'- 1i 1 0 jtlf e' IJf Nr o' lq i. fi i A1 tt 4 A fii i i7' 1- lr j. d. 0.

fi charley a. th. to' i tr JetlpplediJa a 9" cktef. I h11rlhJI1njU edlec an4IIk fr h1lct 1itWu lr tmrj dt l1lJ1t. rr the neld Th" ih 1i iUar Lf tun' Dun.

la. io. to back ofBrewutnia4 ve to Into Uif t1 KnIPtU huntn buck" Ine butc t1nu 11erL. tm1Dutlriterin1sl if lf Aten tlrt4 9c1ocki Ji-b cncJ. af er badbeen bennotht ou ec1for thUot oor 1rithAlt.

WlthOutcotnr lth at the' 1 yeLWaWS andl mtn1 ut laterWaronh11n thebaU OItafor wnBr ced roalandthfL a adheren Of lenI eept be nd. nowplaytng tutand Pdln on a as lppd ltagrelltict a. lIIarms wU1lyabout. down 4bealdettlO ot tercrlpPleitut te. to 9m 1 i Jtpi lflIOle at IUlct r.

ed t1M themi bueI1 sa t1 Du throughJenttsyl. 8tnlthd6 uldnot bal1wesp It ayes I if I tack 6to 1on. the The tM. yard ee te tfuy I tl re nu fJ tho ht nl aa rail oaL OOd 4 o'clock Po mand Har lard to bl BreaJrw seem to be seriously Tonight the attended anyone audience speedily table stt1n1alla Of reJolclq the tJa the me fit Pa. nd Ileft and Wheeler Mackie Xosen arten.

Hayes lJL I1I1rob1ld. WigonhUSt 1. 10a 1 JChd wns oalll BrookeZretem13U a of. LehlrhLtJ1ea otHarvan1 andSchotrof 23oooScOre. lbaakaKlTlDsJIootbalJ tb et Nov inber.

uZ11vefilt1 tT. t. i Tel tf. ee tlo. Ath1eUo.

GtuD fuutia NoY mb 1. leg. 1 tootbaU O. I tY. November 1J1e111Il I 4 Ea ton le ett 1 f11r BUrkMltOc 90ql l.

'i: Ji Q. ovembet129 te untversityi3O TOD18QUe 6 NY t. tr orRo uHam1ltoD CoU' YAncaatetPLNoTemberffankt1Q. 4 IfanlaC9Uarea L1 IJH01nt 1r' 5- 0 UIIUINU ot: Jv t. h' 21q" i rkii if It 1 1' S-- UJ.

H' i 1 :1 IofIrIof 4. 7 1 it' 11. i. 2 1V ItiqtreO i tdfii t1. lf ije lit i litt tL 14 4' TaflDth eam 1t A JJ rAt BNi- 3tfB TEN i i.

i. ne TelJ Went fitON Vi i Van bn i OEfEA no. A No' Injnrld ftlchmondVNoyem th NortkCarolina BUCCuil point-It In thecon wttagrave a WDJmi.lhl\ erthe eVlde trap ntion' 11 berea1lz thtYJtg1nta iEurllIipmetn otith tor Jl rvmewl htp.and tUrDwas I thecaretul lnl' wereey1dent ch xeprien e. and Dom1nloneleven ou d1 re. dlst vor that VlrglI ana pe cnatI he rice Penton.

cap ln. c. Carolina Pughlett erce I oore Pa. 9. 8 vannah 8lls the alf oal ot tl stare dp ln Savannah nter acted an.

botta cons 1ered. tqor ughq A VAIn" Tnm led ra pa BluelJ I HO tgOO1ery a. The' footballpll1yed here coU uburnmade outaldeJl1en. tw fQrmerUZ11ve ty ro1ULaRt nllerlt ed Anotl1erdroteat SheJfyIId Abbottcol1ulca.loosa charhdthat etchpaI4lIaJarf. IWaadenied.

atid' 1at1' Wa- ofthe tbeyutere4thegame. iIn' 2I1IDutbalt toucbdowJ1ridJdctedca iC ha1ftvoto ui de wokoalIk1dted unIveriltwhUe Jo ref' 1theaC9re1Stoor tTb1s. etI. 1uc Jo 4 bumlutear 7' o' JD iUa l1 AA4Ua twJol ifrei ftomsluggtng dr1l LIneU1 1rh. 1efttintli tCalahanrileft2 tI Jaw :8 te4 lO 11rht l1t IJ1 r1cb tacJdeJJwuertht n4 A.

baekM baCI Lfi f4 JIanleft rSbter J1tef I 1 r. A4 pI I baet rttJ q. i i ovi I rtr tl I 7 auiati af atr1DJ iilrt tullr tht e- Ounn4. peoPItsrJOJt o1d go1diand b1adtzot a rM iii li but werefev ral Hroalr th IofS ec WI YandelbUt-'W01 the t118o 'score' Sew neop p1hebes hi ay Veri i here. U.

5 ab9 rjm-b l1ntfl1Uan4ml JiQg fR11IotA tr1tme. gn1 tea t4e et C9iiifi ttiat hde ofse ee 8 h1e. one' lt1t 1nU S1oa Unwhe aP ted WaDt bre lie wapuckT tho1a yv wen many st. madalta. leyenwnutlea tetbe DDlng a un nnen.

Va iulIbaCk was Ihov ver lIn Boog er goaImIdn a qie. ew ee u' royatbat nelUier11l1de Ylng le CO 1n th Be Ud pcStlBQOIher nakln rbUt Injur ahb R10D De. Was1rl lgton. Today oIumbla Th 24and and' re baCk I i Y' cf mHH HOIT TKI11WOH t. j3- tJjJM9 t9t rJlw1J lt 4r.

1A8IUI IB GCOBfE8f v' a iw lLilhtft9r YWp HEYl UP PLUO i flGHl ItW. 1 an ciJh I ll hoo McPhera9DJ le erda7 at b1eUo crIt1calatandpolnt notot. thevel a tt ct' thatJtfiU ba te. net Jot Po In' toP1e a. Ip It tls matt cord Vi laUons pl roull sl eS t1heumplre i otladles I v1 to17 recentlystrtngthened.

an wl 1Ch game. cer 1n1Y ICore RO EYN I Callaha1disUngulshed selvellthe ro hnell no he" or toWnlJ condltlo 8h vn dr thel ct 411 1te Colul1 la st i tT1elrop be aatollow8 Columbla-6tilrlds JOhU50D Jeft alt 1r tt ft n1 endWolllIcaptaiD. guardF. 1 beak guardiSuUlan 83 we1 cbo 1 I In-I was tboC ree. The re 0 umewas Al1elh nya 1 Sava nah.

The ChattaoooIa. ATrla with. nail 1:35 th and SouthbtidgePurpl s. foOU ll ttW8 crosalnift1i 8tr et wa--r ootballfield t0lytecl 1Ictnstltute el ven veothen tho yCare. JOSEPH Southb dge lhOAA lq pro I are IJ 0 11Street Uee.

ckoi WIUt i tl aku11t lidiilteri illDjurleS. twfntr- 80 thW 11 rrcturedJelibOk llor. OUth ri4 both eyes Intetna1WUf1es. Alfred HUgbe.s. ia rd.

neteensol1. bridgelIkuJLtracturel pharJel D. Ieyen eDo bridge- broken In two a i iii1 roatJnjUr Tbe others 1DJ11 I6J e' r1 te el Edwa dtiil' are4i ellhtttD. brt4pii1Jer C1em entac uth. brtdS af lW8 i wuWj 1Xr II1.

jnetrtjctor pjfOWU Uon. Ed n. nJ Pu. rgIDi Ue4 tIt td1. e.

th 1 bttdi' tj er' 5 r11n ntrthree hip bro d. head ut-i'r ton iaPd fig1itetDt" rSot1thbr1d br body tieai tlrij rr So Utb i4 O' t' fan4 toseibly litotI iUnt 5' ltff. lf 1loi71 Vj I -ld 1 Jjt WJ lf lt 1ieJi 1' had I heavi. er I wel W. a.

were tunate. chs. gam nWfort lyand wIn lng xn ere Won els duming. yes ay at mOR 1Ie wa. lledft De day which.

may crow Le tenant was lelec Howell to reter e. and Mr ptain came. tbefort eleven kl ed MeY t- a i centerw touchd tbeCelater. fortrrardJ talllngto I tJVO-rards Thl UP-CD en ttd th ar undr1litend. ilia.

ruij' TeehaelincIDgtola1m 1 aaJ1een41or1eTa1 morewoocl PSSINqBA tJO 4 Jacx. rtrhtren 1X 7UdaStemtoot. trrbuttaUecLtonIa tack1ei1 torflTenrdL RomenwuBln baua tto au de tuoun4. but1rltackle4b W. Raoula Uh i tI.

Wlth Woo4 for i a U11i11tJl1e4 the ed' ba kfor kick and Diadekba4dOrt nnJr1Ien11ftea r' at 11 4 I prtUte4 Jett end fSlr tl1fee 11Hart 41 F-c0W4 tpt' wU1a11 th while i erliaai r1ttIe tOOfr011i rIYatzthebaUJUI4 mas elt 1Atotb1. 11 I tJ iraA ar un4neeDdfor ve 48 1t.Q"t.JI" iJOW6JH WlWt Seht end wt1h1thba1fJ l.m. runian e4t A tfi1t1 i ti 1 wlct lrout tctJtc OI1e tofJ' held to rm1f f-- hi. 0 7 4 StE iv' 1i i 1 I A ti a IJ PI" jR fDPD OFog ct i yi 5r gJ1 1i BQ io II O' l1 g' 50. LEmmvu LATE5iSTYLE UCESTO VlT.

i' 21WhitC 1i. te Diwaa prom ly g1 tenty. verds vt twenty ve Techztgoal thebaU pos essloD thrfort a ed Ro 1 wliostanteff thro11hnbt I th Wo 4 fatIedto ldckOll score beC me theCeDte oeeJlore waa a. rI htend i twelltj ftve 1.fds i tan- I I gam. e.

and. left' th re wumade no reteiee I JMdaand ent fr ooIitltooka Se- waspu8hed downed. IlAekof senttor Intererenceformed in" andwaa lwh Jli locldng hlmt ftan8everaJ tJ Techlnterle andJt yJ i' tbepmeT2Je Itto te recel pa 'In! udedh1s secure1t recove byYaJe Olletree Wood-Plays ht aameendfor fdll DOgatn le fenrardaputUn nth Woodwu ilventhe tou hdoWD oUt. nd mad There' otrtlut ef decided. t1me1VI 11ra oftheSeeoodHa1L The8eC l1d ItLio trier t1 tumedoi1etrci onthebaIL ndf r1 iardIHO teDwlw Dthep1ace ofIVl1JaouI.

te entovetonfour 4 hchscCran Jeft' er1dtarbmltT Ofthebeat plafaofth PmeRom ynwu iteDtJ ebaUand kJe. I14i. eDdHe ro. be rUe forty-fin mad tou WD was to favorot Ute J1r Mnt 1tfarttratda1V1th a Jd 1 1ted ek I 1Jeta COUIIItCU11nC the 8iaUf foodeeurea s' aroundtbe. end then xtfour40m t1JCwent recJj Ui W1tith baU WU Ck1 4 onJ bnetltJ ver1 hn8 qartff aclc 4a tOl1tit tM.

unob8ery byth i 1Iudort Jot lbeforliteam ien' 4 I ttOno mor CJi aside b1ahe FortKePhtnon cth11Oa1 1rU: FortlcPb 1aI lettlendti lots' iJ ft le Cord centjjr Lll nnerilbtt 4rdtHeaq I coUt1CJ1PtLe i le1Thilt 1Johr1lo i tt" i ff ta. Cktt. tOltJer1t AcC. teM1 r1htguard No right end' iWkfthaJf Ogletree tight ball- ii St ASAPIIS Tale tekOut lb wa Tbere 1 d. talentvas In11nt hart InAhethird BI 1nthefourth on race.

McKee lfl2 i8ecJ djH. Id Bene 1. muu.TimelO- SecondraceselUnglIve lon enatorVest to I won1daRie tal. Y1l51on1O1tPenn30 to ra Wngone miJs :11. CCarrlgaD15 1.

Charter.too.- 81DUnatto ll D1xe10G Griffin me C. Carrtgan1to woni Vales I 103 BUfrelITtol second Vaa V1F1nn Gthlrd Timei race. I lie 1l1D. SIxf Uf' H. aD1IDt.

tlUwonEquatlon 11l1 toL eeondjvestlbule NaceYthIrt SiX. th one Mal8h1l BDedekertJto won LI. tUe I thlrdT1me. 2 Theat. tendanceat todayraceS falrtht Two taTal.

ut efe tbeWlnnlng tm tollrl aecondcho1cea. GnumaDplu JOIoutP1l item la8r uartera a. P9 JJJones15to lwon ReadW nd 1 race. elli ng. to 5wonLakotasecoDd.

1 Onlytwo Th1rdraceband1capt uarters of. Liayton ii wonjGeraldine 1ec aasthbd 11 i y' tJlI. TfIiOrJ 1IjWUllamsilto. 1woaTumr. uUa Arthur 1 raeer five-eighths Twtnk1eJG lytootto 6 El o' fon i.

e. Dr IL 1. se ondBlack' T1me1it4. Fl oren e. JOOJ K.

1 to. 6. 1101 1 1xiurtnnp. Rupll. 5.

aecondJoh lImel14 and TcE fl. 5 yO 1tUi rti dl apIb 4. Can1n4to WOOi- no ondEVatthfnk oI1. SIxUFfaceieelUtig onemUe I Cas. 4V.

en woo Pres. Conley I BaelDJfatB1ra1Dcham. A1aNQJ mbeJ' 9 lh ter IJee ttheB1rn hamR crot1DdfC read blindredhonses44 onthe und en lVut andSa1ur 1. 1 ohnjlI omclate Ju tC9 ne1 SHtchwtll atrtlncThtI bep th aretun aoLLINOO ahc iet1 ual' OCroUlDADleat November2ITIle the11I1teniUqnat 1c1 1e to most interesting gr 1en Vtcerlle In In Yl eiJ th neyenta an" menaeerow4ax dtnthtW t1c the. theel.llIdpTof Charl NafButler theformerau wh11ellWfoalB t1ei eJ fj 8 ij jrheDColombo th I 1 betthe creatZtmmerman' totquAuftcAt1 iid ct to PraJJf ev6- WhenWm ereD th ot CJOUI" whchhe preY1onslycautloned.

c' rt c1lIqua ftedY tumult frOm. frla1IC8Ipe4 theev 2 Theodor Jleaer1esotllClI fsit een1Diref ot IlDOZ1eybYVbeeI co 1atbecl mueICltc etwo- do JI Ord fromi1l. to. y. raa.st the.

andtheJarieaL CI1arley4urph7an4 Sc ttiu bltterlytor thecl fn1l raIo. fw pryfe3ii friJaJust' 1t a6 tWh i I io toii cIaasP. wony l1meitil4 profeu1o. WOD 111 J. li Orcbaml 1oni1ilJPclaSI wonbyTom Two aw 11f But1eriJOrardTtm 8 ProeUlo on.

titAJa hJe1ilmeia :1 won III. Rome f1 eJ- 1tY1me.Z3L lleehamptonhlpt A. If t. of D. 10.

U. 1101 cMiJ4 TImeJ27. class onbrc 1111JphT11merU1Z m1l professional won byA :7 IJI4d oIowcJork amI tzr' I 1 4 1 a kTEi OOJTT1OI 1 I uaaLBufl 4 h1rhan4 bUtttcrit resumad. 1. bc Inaaanetack1eywttfr nIps hi.

1e The ene OA DunIaowwelt halXbck 13rewez etof tho azneus cotl knipe wu hurt ng fter 3 tha w1tbouticortng sde. goaInd ball 3 a us T1eadberent hen y. tay CL arms rondbesI4etbe tI aeciirrtd a i' Me9Ure1ore 44 Ioomedfoe the UaiwI a1n I fain I 1 b. mo 4Le to. PIv Hallotveli Frank au an 3Je tw th gan left en oWaters tceeogartenright P14004right BrookfUJLtCjCijatrchfld 1 referee Bliss a Wis.

EL ciefy 0. 4. 4ticago AtltleU AsocItlon 4 artmOuth 0. OtherItorth rnGasnep. YNovember Ithaca Yp 13 e3I1gb6.

QNovembec23i.Qh1p i 1 K6yonreQlleg4 ltochesteivN.Y 394Yafvsnsl. r' ltocbesterl Colligo i. i Lneuter PaL syaztklin ii andMarahall 3PennsyIyantacoUagea 9 4 i iMt Cet 3 e' jt a kfP- jr.e f. Tuin UUI' I BTUOOA tbrjua DEFEATO. AU rto tbtflOxnssWdr Not theconit fp.ef- stU gantt teIrgpreientIon torfl slerv1lle serve guam of22 toO.

allowedon I AVJIIYUW3 IST Orangeand ny th weme4ec1ate4. areeseh Thte1was deniedby th thirty by tbeacore 1 ewen year. itjuredandthe andruanism. Thscalocsa 1eftnn eenterThompsou tackleLone- end.Ab- gull rtgliLhal IefLbalZback quater. endi Ntlaontfll backJA wOodrightialfack Zetalf' T3chentr quarter back2 Yzrniu9vI I PlylakIorReWaDe Nsehv1lioTennors SpclaL lbeiootbaltgam.

ietweenVerbUt and eewanee thjlay was a great iocia eyept aA fullythree h0uand people were D1a Tb5O1dgo14 aMb1ZCkOCVaI1 derbLltwai most conspIcuous there wereseveral huxfdred. woarerao2ths piiri ple of wsnee The weather was put edt1 Yandelblit wofl game by a Pt 12 to 0 put up the best eahibl. seen hece waaanopen gamerabobndiflg 1n brU- of Bust Atlapta was the gamaEI7 Jnt1.cqntes,1 t1e Sewanee mxa ebogrilzed that on Enz dependeji the fati of ewanees stattdarfland I want the laat a inlrationofetl. eiiar Therest wasa th 21 la7. ei veh Hade 1huItF t1o oth1ng1aftha- Scio 4j I 1 In te Game ii 1NEEEStIG 5Thd To1iWe Llgbtf Oppieite.

THEY PUT A PLUCKy Day and 114 oftbPlay at thfact' that it Day me. came. ball was of dla- from Dickinson. theball wtre 1tiit Len is 2 in- arne re- Chat anezelt- gffootbail a Teenaiwlt. on the Tho3 who.

probs1 Jbhn Mass. Nelson aget3 brid e. fractured. leg Taylora' Southbridge skull fran- lost E. Hughes.

aged nineteen. 2outtt- skull frctUDd imaOn in twoS temnal Injuries. ared James Jacob Edward eightecuadthbcidJe herbert 1 ont aged we ty-thrte Souhbrtdge WIl. Uur5wjn1b7Iial bddgeYoullg ensCiri5tlaflAOCiaU0fl Edward Durgin gged eighteeii 8Outb1 btiUg Elmer D. Cbamlerlain twentytbreeBO13thbtdr8 broken fg and cut se brokeli 7.

Eouthbridgebead andface tnd conctiusiotiof the xi' tsr NeWA louthbridge bdbruIeed i rc 1 42 rna were game. od any- I to Mr th and It bSiIaCIt bleand seeure ardswas his to end or seeep pufl in4y PASSING BACIC FOR tenn cnd t2j bird and he waisthi Tschs and Vor tytednenter but Could was' Illaying a fast scvappgt2n perhap a smashed' fearlessltlntotbe line be only A' lowed the ball went over Eoont ran around the end for flv 7ardameya bucked ceuteror three girds. onrnkllgby Trabi tWpWfrbo1yqiprovthgtiii snost teilsbIs blayer fOr tort' msent arobnnfght withths madea I ydidespLtethe fact- that was oulItack3edVOne ef TeCIiS Trf Lancy 1ippei SEASON IS Ml OPEletca FOR I311s Partiesand Receptio ii1iil JLST WHAT YOU WART. SEE BEP RS Sizcs WIDTIIg AUEJIROKEN Satint Kids Bronze alldD.ong Ia1 115 TO. 350.

ILENDID SAIUETT LTEsr sT TLES. PRICES TO hUe I twentyflveyards falrplay wa I iy th tooka Lekof With. iwheptbep iiblock1ngltaoul eveml and stwpedgalns Baou1 ba it sam th yardUne 0. wentover on yarda game of thecrowdbe a rifle a of ysxdsmadeatoncidown waskicked makizig the score to In fort tsun. 5 It bali and flartasotit fortypardsa1th a securing' Wood secured eon amidIn thenext fourdowni raawlth the ball and tackled by JObns d.

911 tour downs fdrtbe teaan unwitbtbe Isall. butwas by theumplre. The fort team ftera lot 0 the rtteam. tlmenworked Tech goal ad the 111 fougbtthr0ugh 5 toucbdrwn tbe scorelt tim a goal betflgkiCkedbY Tomeyp Oime I more teechdown by- Fort McPherson team. and the goal Ztto lined up as follows Fort' rMcr5l.

left end Mat- left taeksStern left Banford. centerLlnvifle rtghtguard Heavey right. tscke Eetucourt. right end Wood cap- left half lf ontz baltJohnson quarter EomeinPlUback I captain left end 11111. left tackle Ottieyltft guard Echoiss center right guard Nounse Baoul.

W. leftbalf Hart toll back. br CrsaJikIi Pow4 WtWi FfrfliIMtAWaEL 2 itt- S. i' 31' OatThree 29. In the i.

a. 1 filmz race selling ts 1 I third. 9 1. second Dixie 100 i I 1 selling six furlongs 110. Pe iii nh miIe-Mant Slain 1 The lam were the featnr the day on last race Ca' i ta won ll1j.

race selling Creramse to 5 won Lakota 5won ea 4svan1gt4t4I. malls Tenor 09' II Williams' Ztol woa Turin Julia' tiaie 9 jrss wa Tin riie Jth lrlt4. second Top Can ir14j. Time 1:42. Tha SaIUrt2 nIX RoiLIrco Third Day of to races he a The aftur In the waia th re spare eTe thedass indbur 5t to4144 Murphy and feil r3' Zlmmemantook Martin ran ahead of Ondplace Theswnmary pu.

as I' Z5' L3 by5Tona Cambriige Tiin 25 fc LeO A. I' of New York. 2B24 a icteb. won tsr Murpb The. 1512 Two by A.

aim 14 14 Siddon of pey AthletleASeOe4aUOnC I TIere ws ao 2 e' o' 11 tooo 10 oourt JUaIg Allentols cart The on likUft Hemiry Kit Ustell. W. t. Howl Nearly cv closed 1 thepdbs The din A LI ocl thb C1I TCb rCfl Qie AttlwM se car Dr. Monk us were yery In Itwuflt mer univ tear.

lam Ti sley the eponso tins iii a bl At least II The 1 lefttacke I iso Wlt 147 on ALneW5sssni4kLt leftctackle a pounds Wri I ta Usa skilled eers Wa wo Her a total seen 11 Sic Mrp a Last night main 89t Jo I iteerralLs an esig co I. 1. Fullerton. 1. servrd to iitid left FIG W1 Senator New Ic Mts-even1ng' U- to tbe closing esa1d 0 I thatI morning to to Ieddown ka posi rthe to geb averse tjrned to a' itw tot.