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rrrr graph Taken on the Field Yesterday, Showing North Carolina's. Line and Back Formation. a a Georp: Mown In defeat yesterday down three minutes after play began until the 6 yard line it read tfterr. 1 v. North Carolina in the The second ono ame four minutes later 3 yards to gain to secure a first b't str.ieale Atlantans lulled of these times tQ North Carolina forms wedge wltne'f afwi.

in the two klck the Tn'" touchdowns in the tempt. Georgia meets the line i earn the t.r made "ret thirteen it. making the prettiest slngl mini: play began, the second in the game. The ball goes garr re of T. to it The lust and third the stcnlay demonstrated kicked: than Cpwple "'being of wvxr are too mu.

against them. Carolina Won the Toss. r.igc per man is 145 pounds, North Carolina wins the toss up and while N. rth Carolina averages 157 Braham kicks off and Calhoun stems the ball at Georgia's I yard There were times In the game yester t.w. slight aatn.

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to secure the exclusive control of iti Sale on the Western Continent; and incurable hy physicians, lessly. and without deten he entire for free particulars seat sealed la plain local irMUitteewMT, Therpe Isdlasapotis, laeHaee is a fumble and tl yards by Georgii possess! first half ends. Olinans heading the runner oft and blocking gains, when a slight Interfer 4 North North At Ne 30 yard North Carolina is downed withoi gain. North Carolina loses the ba ball Is advanced 5 With the ball In at the 25 yard line. North Carolina 10, Georgia 0.

The Second Half. Gordon kicks to North Carolina's 10 yard line and the ball Is brought back 5 yards. Makely makes run for gain of 10 s. and downed by Monk. North Una ball steadily to Geor nr whp: but on a fumble' good team work would have increased North Carolina advances it to the 10 DlcltIng0n punta North sere, but on account of yard line.

North Carolina gains 5 yard Carolina's vard line Monah tnlserahc fumbling hack of the line sev lino and. on a sprint around right end. and KPtg op ncs that looked dangerously faust scor the first touchdown Bra makPS, Ieft end h.i™ im "takes kick for goal and falls. 0rr r5w.ru anrt icrtramage. Dickinson for 15 yards.

(Hester itltuted.l Monk punts ind North Carolina makes (Gullck retired and Jacox (ority of the time it was a case of win I gla fumbles and the ball goes back to I end, but goes nlng sheer w. ici At time 1 "rnlma Berkel sprints and tackip. raust makes during halves did Georgia really Vyard Hne and Georgia" the end of the first half, when North I cond down. Gordon punts Carolina had the hall wtthin 3 yards of for mi Berkeley makes run of 40 fn touchdown. Goal kicked by Score.

16 to 1. returns to game and kicks off irth 10 yard line. Graves ices the ball 15 yards. Foul Interfer clalmed and the ball goes to Geor the rush cea orgia met I try for' 60 yards and Berkeley ad it ce at goal. Mi railed.

to u. 4ft anJs In a Df stands and preventing a touchdown. gain for North Carolina. 'The ball goes New Policy at University. to Georgia on a fumble and Is advanced 5 In justice to the Georgia team It a tne bal1 t0 jusute to tnc ireorgia nam North Carolina and Graves punU for 40 ihould be said that the policy adopted yards, (in.

failure to advance, the ball this year of having none but college goes to Georgia. Calhoun gains 5 yards, men on the team Is strictly adhered to. Georgia makes cross buck through right nr Ua for 35 vards and North Carolina downed tudent of the "nlversitj, and although make, Braham fails they lack strength they possess an en twn and Qrav for thuslasm that no Georgia team has had yards. Monahan gets the ball and makes In years a gain of 6 vards. (Calhoun out and La wlthout Graves nti have carried Georgia within hailing dis Jones left tance at least of North Carolina's goal, i gjj if not resulting in a touchdown.

Council tackle Georgia seemed to lose heart toward TOJf Makely left end the close of the" second half. and. with JkJm. I Cox right end almost every man on the team cripple 1 quota of substitutes, the dash and ginger I Can one, and the j.t bB hH HB evidenced. Gordon, the nr.

Georgia team. the One of the tackles bv Gordon back of A i mm heady game. His him as game and as sure a player as Atlanta Boy with Carolina. tean Berkeley an Atlanta boy, by the WW fine way piayed the star game for North 4 amund right end never failed to net WK Pc North Carolina a gain, and often showed a no him as a brilliant sprinter. Council and sh fiT L.

GRAVES, special mention. Faust scored three of Feature of Yesterday's Game. the five touchdowns made. North Carolina scored her first touch MEN WORRY STOP TAKING MEDICINE OUR Vacuum Organ Developer WILL RESTORE YOU. No Cure No Pay.

75,000 IN USE Not Oie Failure, Nit Georgia nces the left end run. Faust splendid end run for touchdown and Braham kicks goal. Score. 22 to 0. On Georgia's kick off.

North Carolina advances the ball from 25 yard line for 10 yards. The ball Is carried steadily forward to Georgia's goal until 20 yard kick goal. Una 1 and I goes out of bounds, at Georgia's 5 yi line. The ball is Georgia for a gain of 10 yards. Gordon punts and ball goes out of bounds.

End of second half called. Score: North Carolina. Positions. Georgia. Monk Clay Monahan (capt) halfback Dickinson right halfback Turner fullback Palhnnn Umpire.

Raines. Referee. Daughtry. Compelled To Retreat. New York, November Between 8,000 and 9.000 people saw the Columbia football team shut out the representatives of the 1'nlversity of Pennsylvania at the Polo grounds today.

In the first half Columbia scored two from one of which a goal was kicked, while Pennsylvania failed to get near their opponents' goal line. In the second half the University of Pennsylvania men played a much stronger game. They finally weakened, however, and the ball was In Pennsylvania territory when time was called, the final score Columbia 11; Pennsylvania 0. Yale and Wot Point Tie, West Point, N. November 2.

The military academy football team is proud of Its work today. In the most closely contested srame ever nlaved nn w.Sf field the cadets tied Yale's strong by a score of 5 to 6. Daly was in form and was ably supported by man on the home team. The Yale say their men played poorly. There a great deal or rumbling, and West it was the gainer.

The cadets were on the defensive, but on the often and the battle was mosUy fought Yale's territory. Princeton 8, Cornell 6. Ithaca. N. November Princeton a hard fought for victory over margin of 2 points, the final score being 8 to 6.

Princeton won on a safety al waa vigorously protested by Cornell. Harvard 48, Brown 0. Cambridge, November Harvard easily defeated Brown this after noon 48 to 0. Five touchdowns were made In the first half and three In the Nashville 39, Sewanee 6. Nashville, November University of university 01 tne South (Be At New Tulane university 23: Young Men's Christian Association 0.

At St. Washington university 12; Vanderbilt. of Nashville, 11. At Wisconsin 18; Nebraa At Eastoh, Lafayette 28; Lehigh a At Amherst, Amherst Bow At Lewiston. Bates 17; Colby 1 At Harvard freshmen At Albany, Yale freshmen 1 At Haverford, Haverfcrd college Johns Hopkins 0.

Fleet Miss Bennett la Dead. Memphis, November 2. George C. Bennett's 8 year old race mare. Miss BIRDS ABE NOW PLENTIFUL.

Hunter Was in the Field with 1 Gun Barly. Wnvcross Oa Novmber 2. (Boeclal. Hunters were ready for field Friday morning and when the hunt began birds StWl and well aU time nntii yarn bowaM nfint. with CMcrets tooay unaer booklet free.

Aaareis nteruag nemcay AT AQUEDUCT fiest choices divide HONORS WITH OUTSIDERS ovember Three favorttei il at Aqueduct today, Dr. id the Khymer. There was it In the starting, the only real bad senoVoff befng in the first race, Hops was left at the post ana a number of others getting a bad start. the Nassau handicap in hard drive from Flora Pomona. He made all the running, but Cochran had to rida hardest to get Win in nome in ironv.

of Roslyn FIRST RALb oeinng, Riddle. 118 (Burns), 7 to second; Bengal, third. Time. 1: tip. 2, second; Raffaello, 114 (Doggett), 1, third.

Time 1:46 3 6. THIRD RACE The Nassau handicap 6 FOURTH The Roslyn handicap, mile and TO yards: Ben McD Hul, 111 (Shaw), 6 to 1, won; St. Finnan, 123 (Won derly), 10 to 1 and 3 to 1, second; Potente, 119 (Walsh). 13 to 5. third.

Time. 1:45 3 5 FIFTH Five and a half furlongs: Sister Juliet. 112 (Burns). 7 to 2, 115 (Mounce). 9 to 5, SIXTH Mile and TO yards: The Rhymer.

118 (Shaw), 4 to 5, won; Ethics. (Burns). 6 to 5 and out, second; Beggar Lady, 103 (Cochran), 20 to 1, third. WELL APPOINTED. A Pool Boom That Is Thoroughly TJp To Date.

There Is nothing like a quiet game of billiards If you have a quiet place in which to enjoy It. The most quiet, yet best appointed pool room In Atlanta for gentlemen that just opened by Mr. Will Oldknow, 24 West Alabama street, next' door to the Western Union Telegraph Company. pool 'room In the city. His surroundings to enjoy a quiet game and a good smol can do so.

In connection with the po and billiard Is an up to da cigar stand In of Mr. J. E. Mose Only choieesT brands of cigar handled here. Mr.

Oklknow Is know erated a pool room in Atla ta He numbers his friends by the tho sand and extends a cordial welcome thera all to visit hhn at his new place. DOUGLAS PARK THREE HOBSES PILOTED TO VICTOBY BY TBOXLER Louisville. November The first nnual meeting of the newly organized Douglas Park Racing Association opened nd good sport. Three favorites won. attendance was large and fash onable.

Six thousand spectators were the inclosures, the ring and the grand stand when the first race was run. Dowlas park lessee are confident of the success of the meeting. Colonel J. J. Douglas and Stuart Young, Louisville, and John Morrow, of Nashville.

are the Judges and F. A. Bruen starter. Summary; FIRST Six furionas: Jake Weber. 107 (Troxley), 7 to won; Sprlng (Mosler), 10 to third.

Time. SECOND Five furlongs: S.iale. "'Time! One mile, srentlemen riders: Pan Charm. 132 (Mr. Henderson), even, won; Mr.

Brookwood. 142 (Mr. Wat terson), 3 to 1, second; Cantadas. 120 (Mr. Goddard).

to third. Time, Sister Sarah. 109 (Beauchamp). ven. won: Called Back.

103 (Troxlerl. 4 to 1. second; Buccleuth, 103 (O'Neill), 8 SIXTH RACE 6ne and one eighth miles, selling: Elsie Barnes, 108 (Trox ler). i to 1. won; Dr.

Clark. 103 (J. Clark). 40 to 1, second; Aurea, I0S (Beauchamp), AT LAT0NIA LYBOB BELL IS BEATEN BY EBEKA IN HATCH BACE Cincinnati. November A match race between Erema and Lyror Bell was thi feature at Latonia today.

This and six other high class events drew out the lar gest crowd of the meeting and the bookmakers had both a lively and profitable day. Erema won the special event Ir handy fashion. She went to the front al flag fall and was never headed, winning bv two lengths. Tne purse was h.ow. Winter was the only favorite to land first money.

Weather cool and pleasant. FIRST RACE Six furlongs, selling: An nu, (Steele). 6 to 1. won; Spaldy 96 (D. HSU), 20 to t.

second; The Oeeser, 99 (MCKennai. Siioi. uuru. iirae, SECOND Mile, selling: Winter, 106 (T. Ktight), to won; Dolly Wagner, (L.

Jackson), to 1. second; Ecome, THIRD Six furlongs: 1H Lanary (Miller), 10 (T. Kmght). Pffl'RTH 1 Time. 1:43.

Pepper Dick, 106 104 (L. Jackson). 6 to 8, won; Lyror Beil Sloan. 96 (T. Jaehsem).

to 2. 'sec Johnny McCarthy, 100 (T. Knight), 7 AT LAKESIDE MONEY ON ST. CTJTHBEBT, BUT THE OUTSIDER WON St. Cuthbert.

heavily played In the third race at Lakeside today, was oereatea ny Andes, at 10 to 1. Two new track records were hung out today. In the second race Nellie Waddell ran 44 furlongs in :54 4 5, lowering the record by one fifth of 0 second. In the mile and a furlong handi cap, Hermencia went the distance In filly, keeps the speedy Texas bred everal others in a 5 furlong dash, which he reeled off in 1:00 2 6. Weatoer clear; FIRST Mile, selling: Helen Pax longs: Nellie Waddell, 11S (Blake), 1 to 4.

ond; Golden Glitter, 115 (Hicks), THIRD RACE Six furlongs: Andes, 102 7 to lo! second; Blnger). 10 to 1. third. Bunto'n, 104 (Coburn), 2 to won; Money Muss. 104 (Wlnkfield), 8 to 5.

second; Sea yueen. (uowler), is FIFTH One nermencia, iuz tuoourn), 4 Time. 1:52 3 5. SIXTH RACE Mill elghth (DavTSon), 30 to 1. second; Federaf, 100 (coournjjZ to third.

Time, 1:40 1 6. SEVENTH Mile: Lindenella, 101 (Harshberaer). to 1 won: Crosbv. 99 (Coburn), to 1. second Domadge, 102 TURF SCANDAL IN KENTUCKY, Trainer O'Brien Admits Moving the Post on Track.

Lexington. November yes ti gating committee appointed by the Kentucky Breeders And "Trainer, at a mass meeting last Monday completed Its mother Monday mined, told the committee that he responsible for the moving of the eighths pole at the Kentucky as ation track by which the distance wire was for one day reduced 44 and 3 Inetiee. O'Brien was trainer and. with Messrs. Jack and Phil nn.

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