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THE WASHINGTON POST FRIDAY DECEMBER lf 1905 INDIANS PILE UP SCORE Georgetown No Match for the Carlisle Redskins SLUE AND GBAY OUTCLASSED Local Elevens Defense Shattered and the Offense Crushed in the Thanksgiving Day Game at National Paik Sub stitntes Score Thirty four of the Points Indians Win as They Please Swept by an overwhelming attack that carried everything1 before it Georgetown went down in the worst defeat ever suffered by a Blue and Gray team at National Park yesterday when the Carlisle Indians won the culminating contest of the reason by 76 to 0 Their defense shattered and their offense crushed the Georgetown warriors did not have a ghost of a show before the awful onslaught of the red mens offense which was irresistible From the first whistle to the final expiration of time In the second half It was evident that the West Bnders were to receive an awful drubbing and the only question was what would be the final total which the Indians would pile up Pennsylvania and Harvard are the only colleges In the East on the Carlisle schedule that have succeeded In defeating the Indians and in both of these games the aborigines showed such fine form that although defeated they forced their pale faced brethren to work to the utmost to avert a defeat A crowd of nearly B000 braved the cutting southwest wind that swept the field to see the great Carlisle eleven coached by George Woodruff give an exhibition of the greatest of all American college sports and so well did the redmen perform their task that practically all were satisfied with their afternoons pleasure While she went down In crushing defeat Gforjretown had one consolation and that wap that she gained more ground against the Indians than did her arch rival Virginia in the game over a month ago In that game although the men of the Old Dominion he Id the redskins to a small score they were able to advance the ball for but two first downs while the Blue aid Gray yesterday had at least the satisfaction or gaining three first downs on thp visitors Indians Win as They Please The usual order of the game was simply fr the Indians to receive the ball and then straight away carry It up the Arid lri yards at clips of from 5 to 25 yards until it finally rested behind the goal line Georgetown fought and fought hard but it a no us The team work and scd of hrr opponents together with a rural advantage in the matter of weight nrc tKi much and the only hope of ipt Kitfcpat ricks team was to hoM the i i ire down ITip individual honors of the game went ti Pnrtir the full hack and friaries the substitute haff back Porter never failed 1 make his distance and several yards morr and altogether he scored 7 of his ms dozen touchdowns With but a minotes of the second half to te played Charles capped the afternoons 1 rrfot manee by dropping back to the 3 vard line and from a difficult angle dropping a goal from the field It was Uw most spectacular piece of work of the game nrerwhetmed was Georgetown that it xts with difficulty that any of her men tiii any brilliant individual work Kane who was playing at quarter back in the plnte of Bocork who was injured in the game with George Washington saved Georgetowns goal on no less than eight occasions by downing the runner when he had cleared the line ana was sailing or a touchdown Brcnnon Pallen Jnd Cockrell several times earned applause by throwing the braves without gains the beginning of the game Jude twii kicked over the side lines and then was Georgetowns turn to boot the ball to the Indians Bowen received the ball ond Mount Pleasant immediately proceeded to batter every position of his rivals lire Inside of three minutes Porter had been shoved across for the first touchdown amltJude kicked goal Porter Returns 40 Yards Potter ran back the next kick off 40 yards and In three minutes more Qapt Bwven lunged across for the second touchdown Following the next kick offi Georgetown did much better and after the ball had been carried to the SK ardline the Blue and Gray made the Indians work for every inch until Porter ored Albanez got the next touchdown and following the kick off Georgetown goi the bIl on her Toward line on a foul ni cher tare off 4 yards on the first try nd Lux followed with two making it first down but on the next play the ball is fumbled and Albanez ran 35 yards for a touchdown The game was varied somewhat by the red men kicking off Brennon brought the leather back 12 yards and Morton plunged through for 4 yards Dutcher got half a jird and Lux made It first touchdown Georgetown fumbled on the 20 yard line and Porter got a touchdown in three plays Sheldon ran for the last touchdown before time was called and the firs half ended 42 to 0 At the beginning of the second half Carlisle put in practically a new team In order to give the scrubs who have helped develop the first eleven a show Although the second team did not play so well together Georgetown was so worn down after the hard work In the first half that the substitutes rolled up 34 points Dr Reilly made only two changes putting in Greene and Monahan in place of Pallen and McGowan who were pretty well battered up Within four minutes of the beginning of this period Sheldon wiggled his way across the big line for a totaendown and Charles brought the score tp 48 by kicking goal After1 the ball had been carried to with ii 5 yards of their lin Georgetown recovered and Immediately punted but th kick went only 10 ards and Porter went through for a touchdown on the sfcondplay A kick from a close formation fooled the Blue and Gray and getting the ball on the 30 yard line Porter car red it across The next two touchdowns were made In quick succession by Porter arid with the score 72 to 0 Charles kicked a beautiful goal from the 35 yard line hirh ended the scoring Yesterdays game was probably the last that Carlisle will play here in several seons as the authorities Intend to take thr Redskins West Next year the George Washington Georgetown game will probably be playeTI on Thanksgiving Day Line up and Summary CrorgetOTn Petitions CertMe ritrpetrirk leftnd Jude Fremont Mrrton Morahan left tackle Bovrro Eagle Man Ogsft Mc Keller left guard Thompton Old liai MeGulr center Longorn Senoock Woous right guerd Roque Scott MrGc wan Mortonrlght tackle Ezeadije Tborapeoa Fallen Greene right end Llbty Gardner Kane quarter back 5ft Pleasant Llbby Brennon left bait back Altanci Arcbeqoette Out Coekrell rigbt halt back Sheldon Charlee Dutcher fallback Porte Touchdowns Pcrter 7 Sheldon 1 Dwen Arch equette Albanes Ooels Jnde Charles 5 Mount Pleasant Goal from field Cbarlea Referee Mr Gesa Lehigh Umpire Mr King PrlnCfton Llneemaa and timer Dr Corley Pennsylvania Time of helves It minute FOOTBALL1 SCORES Carlisle Indians 76 Georgetown 0 Washington and Lee 17 George Washington 0 Chicago 2 Michigan 0 Pennsylvania 6 Cornell 6 I I 0 Johns Hopkins 33 University of Maryland 5 North Carolina 17 Virginia 0 Nebraska 24 Illinois 6 Western Pennsylvania 0 State College 0 Holy Cross 27 Fordham 5 Iowa 31 St Louts 0 Indiana 11 Ohio 0 Georgia Tech 17 Cltmson 12 Kansas 24 Missouri 0 Washington University 17 Knox College 6 Shaw 6 Howard 6 Gettysburg 72 Franklin and Marshall 0 Aburn 29 Georgia 0 South Carolina College 47 South Carolina Military Academy 0 Agriculture and Mechanical of Raleigh 6 Davidson 0 Stetson University 39 Rollins 0 Maryvllle 6 Bingham 0 Wyoming Seminary 16 Princeton Second Team 4 Lafayette 47 Bucknell 0 PENNSYS HARD FIGHT Cornell missed a Goal Which Brought Defeat ITHACAN ELEVEN WAS STB0NG VIRGINIANS WIN THE GAME Washington and Lee Beat George Washington Eleven Andersons 65 yard Run Followed by a Touchdown by Moomaw Old Dominion Boys Badly Winded Staunton High School Defeated Specie to Tfce Washington Poet Staunton ya Nov 30 The Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind defeated the Staunton High School team today by a score of 6 to 0 Carpenter for the deaf boys made the only touchdown by a long run around left end The game wa witnessed by a large crowd Washington and Lee University defeated George Washington University at football yesterday at Van Ness Park by a score7 of 17 to 0 For Xhe first few minutes of thd game the teams seemed evenly matched but George Washington soon showed Its Inability to cope with the Virginia team an after a brilliant 65 yard run by Anderson Washington and Lee easily forced Moomaw over the George Washington goal line Anderson kicked goal After fifteen minutes more of hard line buck Ing Moomaw was again forced over the George Washington goal and Anderson failed to kick goal leaving the score 11 to 0 at the end of the first half In the second half Anderson managed to score one touchdown and kicked goal Washington and Lee tried hard to Beqre again without success Moomaw attempted a goal from the field which failed and the Virginia men seemed too badly winded to make headway against the Georgo Washington defense although it was weak Line upc Washington Lee Positions George Washington Alderaon left end Berryman Rankin left tackle Gibson Hoge left guard Somers Miller center Pmlth Don right guard Vierra Wllklne right tackle Xorrts Osburn right end Whiting Rain quarter back Steeneraon Anderson right half Stereneon Bsgley left half Beard ifooma full back Field Washington and Lee I George Washington 0 Touchdowns Moomaw 2 and Anderson Goals from touchdown Anderson 1 Umpire Mr Mex ell warthmore Referee Mr Gass Lehigh Head linesman Mr Sutton George Washington Time of haltes 55 minutes Substitution of Players on the New York Team Hade It Possible for the Quakers to Get the Decision Cornell Best in First Half but Players Were Worn Out Big Crowd Present NAVAL GUN FACTORY WINS Second Battalion of Engineers Scored Only One Touchdown The Naval Gun Factory football team yesterday morning defeated the team from the Second Battalion of Bngineers at the Coliseum lark by the score of I 18 to 5 The contest was a good clean I game of football and the excitement ran high all the game The feature was the I playing of Sutton the quarterback and Kerr the right haCbf the Nary Tard team All the scoring by the victors was In the first half On the kick off the ballwastaken down the field to the center and after oscillating between the two teams was finally carried over the line by Sutton Sutton then kicked the goal and made the score 6 Kerr then made the second score efter an exciting thirty yard run Sutton again kicked the goal leaving the Engineers far to the rear Up till this time the Navy Tan team had confined themselves to end runs but they made their next touchdown by a series of plunges through the line with a few runs Llcarionl made the last touchdown going through the line for five yards which took him over the goal line and Sutton kicked the goal The most spectacular feature of the game was in the last minute of play when Sutton broke through the right of the line and made a long sixty yard run He was caught by Lewis of the Engineers team formerly the quarterback of the West Point team and downed on the five yard line Time was called while Sutton was in the midst of the run The Navy Tard boys failed to find any openings in the second half their mainstay Kerr being put out of the game at the very start Ine Engineers on the other hand plucked up their courage and fought their way up and down the field until Anally they pushed Sullivan over the line for a touchdown but Monaghan failed to kick tHe goal The game waa brought to a close with the score 186 The line up Natal Gun Factory Fosttjons Engineers Ricks Burllhgeme Shepard Guetlr Kepler Fontlus Marker Sutton Stratton left end Mots left tackle Hagan left guard Martin Sinclair center Sinclair Houston right guard Smullen right tackle Mannas right end Strattoa Quarter back Lewis left half Sullivan Oapt Kelly Kerr McKenzie right half Monaghan Llcarionl Capt full back Sheehy Touchdowns Kerr Llcarionl Sutton end Sullivan Goals tram touchdowns Sutton 1 Referee Lieut Williams fmptre Mr Dodge of Georgetown Turner Private McCoy Head lines man Mr De Mar Linesmen Messrs Wilson and Vurntein Time of halves JO minutes Lafayette Makes Big Score Easton Pa Nov 30 With a blizzard wind sweeping the gridiron Lafayette and Bucknell battled to day on March Field Lafayette winning by the score of 47 to 0 The visitors were no match for the Maroon and White During the first half which ended 17 to 0 In favor of Lafayette the visitors got the ball on a fumble on the 15 ard line In Lafayettes territory but were unable to make any gains That was the nearest they got to the goal line of the Estonians Philadelphia Defeats Canadians Philadelphia Nov 30 The Toronto Association football team champions of Canada and heretofore undefeated waa beaten to day by the All Philadelphia eleven by the score of 3 to 0 Good work on the part of the goal keeper of the visiting team prevented the Phltadelphias from scoring In the second half Got a Constant Headache Ten chances to one the secret Of your suffering Is that white mans burden Catan Heres a sentence from one mans evidence for Dr Agnews Catarrhal Powder One application gave me instant relief cleared the nasal passages pnd stopped the pain In my head Its i quick safe and sure treatment and It never falls to cure For sale by Stone A Poole 609 Pa are nw and 0Donnelr 90 8t nw sd and ra ave se i2d and sts nw Philadelphia Pa Nov 30 Pennsylvania to day defeated Cornell in their annual football game by the score of 6 to the narrow margin of a goal deciding the contet It was the most stubbornly contested game that has been seen onffrank 1m Field this season and It wM only after Cornell had been weakened vby the substitution of playerB that the Pinnsyl vanlans were able to cross the JJnacans goal line For one hour the local eleven toad been held In check and really outplayed by the visitors and it began to look as though the Cornell boys were to be the victors but after they had made their touchdown and the elevens had changed goals Pennsylvania aided by the stiff wind gradually forced the ball down the field for a touchdown In the first half Cornell outplayed Pennsylvania in all departments Of the game with the exeeption of kicking The visitors gained 125 yards by rushing against 72 for Pennsylvania Twice they had the ball within striking distance of the Quaker goal line but each time Pennsylvania braced and took the ball The score does not correctly show the relative strength of the two elevens for Pennsylvanias fumbling habit which had been temporarily cured suffered a relapse and prevented the local eleven from scoring at least two additional touchdowns Twice they pushed the ball from midfleld to within 5 yards of the Cornell goal but on both occasions there was a fumble and the Ithaca boys kicked the ball out danger Pennsylvania did not play with its usual dash and plainly showed the ef lects of the Columbia game last Satur day Ithacans in Fine Form Cornell on the other hand was in superb condition and played better than at any time this season Neither team was able to score in the first half but early In the second half Cornell aided by the wind forced th ball Well within Pennsylvanias territory After Cornell had carried the ball to Pennsylvanias 20 yard line the Quakers held firmly and took it away from the Ithacans gheble kicked the ball back ant Cornell got it on Pennsylvanias 50 yard line From this point the visitors carried it over for a touchdown without losing It Their main ground gain waa a revolving mass on tackle which the Penn sylvanian eleven seemed unable to stop The touchdown was made at the corne of the gridiron and the punt out was no heeled by Halliday who dropped to th ground Thii failure cost Cornell the point which would have tied the score The elevens then changed goals and She ble was able to outklck Walder on a average of from 10 to 15 yards Pennsyl vania soon got the ball on Cornells 35 yard line About this time Capt Costello and Half Backs Walder and Gibson who had been the mainstay of the Cornell eleven were forced to quit the game because of the fierceness ot the play Pennsylvania taking advantage of this condition started into play harder than eve and soon carried the ball over for a touch down The touchdown was mado carei ly in front of the posts and Shebe kicked an easy goal giving Pennsylvania the victory Thompson left guard of the Cornell eleven was sent to the side lines In the opening half for deliberately striking Stevenson This was the only player ruled out of the game although Umpire Edwards more than once cautioned men on both teams Big Crowd Present There was a great crowd present when the two teams appeared on the gridiron Pennsylvania won the toss and chose the west goal with a strong wind at their backs After Cornell kicked off the Quakers were unable to gain and were forced to kick The ball went almost to Cornells goal and from this point the Ithaca boys carried it right down to within Pennsylvanias 15 yard line only to lose It on an attempted delayed pass Pennsylvania kicked the ball out of danger and thereafter during the half the Quakers kicked almost every time they secured the ball The half ended with the ball In Cornells possession on her 25 yard line In the second half Cornell scored soon after play started and Pennsylvania was kept from the Ithaca goal until within ten minutes of the close of the game The line was as follows Pennsylrania Positions Cornell Levine left end Roadhouso Rooke left tackle Thompson Downs Oderklrk Jnnk Hobson left guard Cook Ttrtry center Newman Robinson right guard ORourke Lamson right tackle Costello Lyon Scarlett ngnt end Van Orman Stevenson quarterback Pollak Newhall Sheble left half back WeJder Earl Greene Longwell right half back Gibson Babcock Folwell fullback Halliday Touchdowns Walder and Lamton Goal from touchdown Sheble Referee Mr Corbin of Yale Umpire Edwards of Princeton Linesman Dr A eharpe of Tale Time of halves 15 minutes WON BY RALEIGH TEAM TECHNICAL TEAM BEATEN Davidson Unable to Score in Game at Special to The Washington Post Winston Salem Nov 30 The football contest here this afternoon between the A and College Raleigh and Davidson College teams resulted in a victory for Raleigh by a score of 10 to 0 The only touchdown during the game was made by Steele quarter back for A and on a long run during the first half around the right end In the second half Beebe tackle for A and made a drop kick from the field The star plaj ers of the game were Steele Moore and Wilson and the line bucking of Tull was brilliant Several times while very close to the goal line A and was heavily penalized At times Davidson put up a star defense A and made several costly fumbles at critical moments cauelng the score to be much smaller than it otherwise would have been Jones made two trials at the gral for Davidson but failed The attendance was 1500 Washington Boys No Match for High School of Commerce Special te The Washington Poet New York Nov So The High School of Commerce football team champions of ureater new York to day defeated the eleven of the McKlnley Manual Training School of TOaahlngtoiu at American League Park by a score of It to 0 The Waahlngtonlans were Quite outclassed In weight and playing ability They rarely bad the ball in striking distance of their opponents goal line and could not gain consistently except for a short space of time In the early part of the second half Hoffman made several long runs around the end and scored a touchdown for the Commerce team In the first half Vorhl kicked the goal The score the end of the first period was Commerce McKlnley 0 Wares dash between McCarthy and Brewster for SO yards and a touchdown was a feature ot the early moments ot the second half Smith also made a dash of 40 yards which took the ball dose to the Washington line whence Hlrscnmann the full back scored Owing to a mistaken decision by Referee Cook a touchdown following a Wck off the ball rolling over the McKlnley goal line A Commerce man being outside fell on It behind the goal line but Cook decided the play a touchback which was contrary to the rules Metzenthln of Columbia umpired strictly and gave many penalties for holding and off side Horner of McKlnley had a knee badly wrenched and had to leave the game The line up Commerce Positions McKlnley Pfletchlnger left end Koegler left tackle Dtganne Fox left guard LHari Adams center Wan Schumann right guard Howland War right tackle McCa Lcmmeli right end Brewsi Vorhla quarterback Thte Hoffman left half back Bryan Smith right halt back Brown Hlrsohmana fullback Garrey Score High School ot Commerce IS XcKInley Manual Training School 0 Touchdowns Hoffman Ware lllrschmann lolls from touchdowns Vorh Is Referee Cook A tmplre Metsenthln Columbia Hoad linesman Winalow Washington Time ot halree J5 minutes Substitutes CommerceCommerce Connelly tor Schumann Ludlam tor Smith McKlnley Horner for Bryan Small for Horner VM I WAS SHUT OUT Lexington Cadets Outclassed by Polytechnic Team PUT UP A STUBBORN CONTEST They Were Kept on the Defensive by the Blacksburg Team Could Not Break the Line Nor Make Gains Around the Ends Several of the Players Disabled Score Was 34 to 0 Richmond Va Nov 30 The Virginia Polytechnic Institute eleven unconquered this year save by the Naval Academy defeated the Virginia Military Institute here to day by a score of 34 to 0 in a game far more Interesting than the score in dicates The cadets fought hard strewing the field with used up men Byrd Fraser Harlan Beckner and several others were temporarify disabled The story of the contest may be summed up in the statement that the Lexington boys were outclassed Their fight while brave and stubborn waa defensive throughout The ball was almost constantly In their territory They could make nothing either through the line or around the ends They were no match for their antagonists Weather Kept Crowd Away The weather was cold windy and very uncomfortable and the crowd that gathered to se the game did not therefore exceed 5000 In number The line up of the teams was as follows I Position 1 Lewis Cept right end Poague Hlnesu right Uckle Riley Stickling right guard Stude Stiles center Hancock Cunningham left guard Montgomery Dtffeade1 left tackle Thrares Webber left end A Fraser Nutter quarter back Byrd Cox right half ick Beckner Hanrey left half back Caffee Harlan hill back Massle Referee Gresham Poe Princeton Umpire Mr Abbott TeJe The star players for the I were Nutter Cox Hahvey and Harlan Those for the I were Fraser and Poague SHAW DEFEATS HOWARD NORTH CAROLINA WINS Tarheels Conquer University of Virginia Eleven JOHNSTON IN THE LIMELIGHT The Only Player Who Advanced the Ball for Virginia Fifteen Thousand People See the Carolinians Win the Gridiron Championship of the South Ab emathy the Star for North Carolina Special to The Washington Poet Norfolk Va Nov 30 By a score of 17 to 0 Carolina demonstrated her football supremacy over Virginia here this afternoon and the pessimistic prediction of King Cole Virginias coach that the Carolinians had a stronger team was fully proven Fighting gamely but hopelessly against the assault the strength and weight of the White and Blue Virginia went down defeat In the presence of 15000 Virginians and Carolinians Not once during the contest was Carolinas goal in danger and only once waa the team neld for downs The victory of the Blue and White team stunned the Virginians and thj forwards and backs of Carolina were at all times In good form and their power and resource were always in evidence during the contest Steadily as the game wore on the Carolinians gained In power and more and more Irresistible became their attacks Koberson Handled Team Well Like a veteran did Roberson handle the Carolina contingent He struck the Virginia line from end to end and pierced It at will At Virginias center the fight was thick at all times and here Carolina made her longest gains While Abernathy was the star of the White and Blue aggregation from Carolina Story and Snipes did wonderful ground gaining and Townsend and Brown were strong at the ends For Virginia Johnston waa the only player that could advance the ball at all and he bore the brunt of the battle for the Orange and Blue Crawfords punting was excellent but ho was handicapped by a lame shoulder Barry waa also a star for Virginia beliig swift in getting down the field and sure In blocking tackles He was badly hurt near the end of the game and was replaced by Dodson and Maddux replaced Crawford who was put out of the game for slugging Two Touchdowns in First Half Carolina made two touchdowns in the first half although they seemed stronger In the second half Fumbling and oft side plays of which both teams were offenders had a conspicuous part in framing the result At one time In the second half Virginia rallied and developed Just a bit of her old time form and the student rooters were hopeful but their hopes were soon shattered by a mlsplay The only feature of the game was the absence of spectacular plays and the predominance of the machine like playing of Carolina which seemed to grind away the energy of their opponents METHODIST TEAM WINS GOLF AT CHEVY CHASE Dr Gray and Moven Thompson the Prize Winners A high wind prevented anything better I than an average score at trie goit tour nament at the Chevy Chase Club yester day though It did not detract from the upon ine piay was a nanuiiii skuc competition in the morning and foursomo handicap stroke competition and handicap against par In the afternoon Dr Gray and 11 Thompson won the first and second prises of clocks given by the club with the total score of 2S5 Lafferty won the handicap against par with 8 down Judge Harlan played his match out but said he had had the worst day In his golf career and refused to mark Up his score The score In the morning round was as follows GroMtdkp Net Raskin 115 IS Brlckensteln 101 15 II Patton ll 1 A 8 Worthington Ill a 13 Thayer 114 JT Putnam US JO Newbold 1M Peters 9 I 87 McLeraa 14 IS tt Ham 145 11 Frailer li 10J Whitehouse Ill 1W Harrison 1 Clapp IT 11 Cray II Thompson 14 1 S4 Marlatt 115 1 JT Glasebrook 11 85 A King Ill II 104 Freyhold ill i 101 LargSlt 109 11 0 Miller Ill II 11 Blddle 11T IS it A Lesare Ill 17 101 Knutt Ml IS S5 Cllphant 17 14 Loftn 117 13 94 A Crawford 117 24 SI Compton 95 I Bolt 105 12 The foursome handicap score follows Rankin and Buckensteln 268 Patton and Worthington 288 Hamson and Clapp 261 Gray and Thompson 255 Newbold and Peter 275 McLaren and Ham 263 Lang fltt and Miller 2T2 Fralley and Whiite house 292 Knutt and Oliphant 257 King and Freybold 309 and Loftus and Crawford 278 The score In the handicap against par match was as follows Buckenstein 13 down Ford 13 down Lewis 11 down McLaren 13 down Ham 12 down Peter 13 down Lafferty 8 down Gray 12 down Thompson 11 down Marlatt 14 down Glazebrook 11 down Knutt 12 down Oliphant 10 down Compton 10 down Hay don 10 down and Dunlop 13 down MACADAM BEATS OLD BOGEY 4 pIy Linen Collars 9c ADLER 7th St and Mass Ave to 4 py Cuffs a Pair 1 12c 1250 Cravonettes 10 Overcoats CBAYENSTTES For fair or foal weather always ready Far and away ahead ot any other orer garment for style grace and durability This lot that we are offering at 1750 the garment should be snapped up quickly there are not rery many of them nor Is tt an ererydaT occurrence to get a 111 SO garment for 1750 750 10 Mens Suits 1250 Reefers J1KT9 SUITS In single and double breasted models tweeds fancy casslmeres cheviots and black thlbef It la safe to say that noothev house la town shows an assortment lequal this la extent and Tartety Therefore lf the other fellow cant salt you come here and be suited for 1750 NO PLACE UKE ADLER8 FOR VALUE OVERCOATS Made from all wool materials black thlbet and Oxford gray or trtese The quantity Is limited and will not go a begglng Slice II to 44 REEFERS The rlcht alnd for all aorta of roogh weather Made from Baltic frleie la black and Oxford gray Bue ones fo the boys at 150O NO PLACE LIKE ADLERS FOR VALUE VICTOR ADLER tmBmmBttBiBinmBS Ten Per Cent Clothing House 923 925 927 929 7th St It Westerner Wins Principal Prize on Columbia Links Stiff Wind Over the Course Made Golf Exceedingly Sporty and Few Were Able to Make Low Scores Rival Colored Teams Play Close Game on the Gridiron Over 3000 people saw Shaw University defeat Howard yesterday for the Intercollegiate championship by a score of 6 to For the first time In many years a touoh down on the home ground was made and that at a time when It meant moet and that too by old rivals Howard made the first touchdown in Just five minutes and it was an equal struggle from that until the end of the half Howard made a game flg ht and was materially handicapped by several of Us men being put out Of the game during the second half The line up Shaw tnlyerslty Positions Howard Cnlrerslty Krwtn Capt left end Shorter Capt Bass left tackle burrah Walls lsft guard Monroe Martin center Moore West right guard Boyton Tautsl right tackle Sanford Carter Mallett right end Bailey Taylor quarter back Brownie Fisher left bait back Francis Jonee right halt back Deris McBeth full back Warrick Touchdowae Darls and Mallett Kicks rrotn goals McBeth Time of halres 15 and 10 minutes TJ of Reserves Play a Tie Bri cial te The Waehtngton Post Staunton Va Nov SO The University of Virginia Reserves and the Staunto4 Military Academy played a very exciting game of football here to day the score resulting in a tie tft Crescent Athletic Club Eleven Defeated in Baltimore The eleven from the Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Church Jffurneyed to Baltimore yesterday for Us last game of the season winning from the Crescent Athletic Club by the score of 5 to 0 The game was called at 1030 on the Druid Hill Park grounds Owing to the muddy condition of the field fast play was Impossible but the game was Interesting During the first half honors were about even every Inch of ground fought for and it looked as lf neither side would be able to score The second half was much the same until near the end when the Methodists succeeded In making their only touchdown With Ihe ball In their own territory and third do with 10 yards to go on a delayed pa Flnley ran 60 yards for a touchdownret tlng through thp Crecent back field beau tifully The line up I Poeltlotn Rose Palmer left end Fordham left taikle Joymt left guard Foulke center Moore right guard Crane Llnthlcum right tackle Wright right end Flnley Quarterback Bradley Captain left half beck Schley Captain Lie Mat right half LackAlbangh Foster Wlttsn fullback Johnson Albaugn Time of halree minutes Referee Mr Joe Dondero Le Droit Athletic Club A OHare Magrudor Ruseell Fori a Schley Zlnkham Foster WIUmi Sexton HYATTSVILLE TEAM WINS Washington Boys Club Beaten by a Touchdown and Goal Special to The Washington Post Hyattsville Md Nov 30 In an exciting football game herte to day Hyattsvlllo defeated the Washington Boys Club by the score of 8 to 0 Neither side scored in the first half At the beginning of the second half Shelton secured the ball on a triple pass and ran from the center of the field for a touchdown Kantz kicking the goal Hyattsville had the ball within a yard of the visitors goal three minutes before time was called In the second half but lost It On downs The Washington boys advanced It rapidly tap the field and were within several yards of Scoring when the game ended Mr McFarland of Hyattsville was referee and Mr Harvy umpire The line up Washington Positions Myattsrllle Murphy left half Wheelock Hall right half Kantx Ooucher full back Elam Harper quarter back Leaklu McClellan center Shelton Aahton left end Johnson Irwin right tackle Hall McGrann left guard Weeks Klrby left Uckle Williams Sertmer right end Salt Wrenn right guard Whiting Won by Fort Monroe Team Special to The Washington Post Newport Nevrs Va Nov 30 The Fort Monroe Artillery School football team to day defeated the Baltimore Medical College by a score of 18 to 0 on the Fort grounds The game was a rough one and several players were painfully Injured Several thousand people saw the contest A 25 mile norwester had fun with the golfers on the links of the Columbia Golf Ciub all day yesterday More than sev enty flve of the enthusiastic members of the club entered the Thanksgiving tournament and zigzagged the 18 hole course In a vain endeavor to win one of the three prizes These seventy five supporters of the ancient and honorable game presented an appearance resembling well Inflated balloons They were each attired In four or five shirts of various kinds a couple yof sweaters a coat or two and a couple of pair of trousers David Hastings MacAdam a new player who during his boyhood lived on the wild and wooly plains of the West cared not for the terrific breeze and won the bogey handicap prize by slaughtering old bogey to the extent of one down Mr MacAdam was the first pupil of Wat ers the Columbia club professional who arrived here last spring from the St Andrews course and his rapid advance In playing the game has been one of the features of the seasons play In the kickers handicap Phelps A I Clark and Fimple tied each having scored an 85 net The three will ay off the tie some time this week OiThornton won the high gross score prize precepted by Pliny Moran It waa a beautiful cup upon which was the following Inscription CoJimhia Oolf Club hanksglrlng Dsy 1905 For the Rottenest olfer la Washington Won by Thornton His card was as follows 11 1 1 I VV in 17 1 10 TT 6 11 11 7 75 151 The score of MacAdam who won the bogey handicap was as follows Out 414e 1 45 In 1 1 5 6 I I 4 51 1 The last of the monthly tournaments at the Columbia has bfen played The first sixteen prize was won by Hall who defeated Weaver In a thirty two hole match Warren Eyhon won the second sixteen prize and Hough won the third sixteen prize which pleased every member of the club as he is one of the old time and enthusiastic players JOHNSON VS JACKSON Peter to WASHINGTON GOLF CLUB HANDICAP MATCH November 4 to 30 1 905 Pickett 11 Ttescott 1 TalootL Gallagher rMsl Gallagher and I Msl Gallagher 1 and 1J Wpiy To a ww i ByeHrt02Jj col Miller 14 McKee 10 i Winter 4 and I Seott 10 Judge Clabaugh 1 Dr Mctntyre II A Dunn 10 Bye Judge Clabaugh 7 and A Dunn CapL Marrow 1 nd Judge Clabaugh I and 1J VlaJ Gallagher and 1 Oapt Morrow 1 and 2 Capt Morrow and 41 Mai Ladd 10 Hanna 1 1 I Looker Kefersteln took Croesv Tatrplet 1 Bre Leet I 14 srI I rstetn 4 4J Parrta A Tate 1 1 Howden Tmlcott Oen Better Capt Read 11 ye II Looker by default Looker and 1 Tamplst Parrta by default A Tate 1 kne Talrott 2 and 2 leapt Real Templet 1 and I Ma Lad 2 and i i A it Parrta by eefault Talcott I and 4 117 holes TsJcoU 4 and IJ MsJ Laid op LMaJ Ladd 2 and 1 17 holes California Jack and Young Meet in the Ring Spoclal to The Washington Post Baltimore Md Nov 20 The first handicap boxing match of the season is on tapia for to morrow at the regular weekly meeting of the Eureka Athletic and Social Club at Germanla Maennerchor Hall jack Johnson the acknowledged peer of all the colored heavyweights and conceded to be among the best of the big men of the ring has agreed to stop Young Peter Jackson in twelve rounds or be content with the small end of the boxers share of the receipts The magnitude of the proposition undertaken by Johnson becomes evident at a glance when It Is stated that he will attempt to do something In rather short time which has never been accomplished In bouts of much longer duration Jackson has still to be sent to dreamland by a punch de Ilvered while In a boxing contest and he Is mighty firm In his conviction that the package will not be delivered to htm tomorrow Jackson Is of the perfect type of defense boxer and as his opponent has agreed to do the stopping this quality should be the all Important factor How efer It should not be thought that Pete intends to simply stana ana protect himself but he says he will carry the war Into Africa Jackson has a pe culiar method of covering whlch when he seeks to bring it into use makes him practically unhitable Fifteen Rounds to a Draw Cincinnati Ohio Nov 30 The fifteen round glove contest between Ous Bezenah of Cincinnati and Tommy Feltz of Brooklyn at the Riverview Athletic Club to day resulted In a draw Both men weighed 122 pounds Agriculture Team Wins at Chesa In the Departmental Chess League Wednesday night the team from the Department of Agriculture defeated the Treasury aggregation In a rather one sided contest the score standing Agriculture 4 1 2 Treasury 1 1 2 The games attracted considerable Interest and at 10 JO when the last bard fought battle was declared a draw tinder the time limit rule there was a large crowd of spectators on hand to witness the wind up though the result of the match was then foregone conclusion The match scheduled between Wat ana Commerce and Labor was postponed until a later date RICHARD ENDEBSON Genuine San Domingo Mahogany is getting scarcer 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