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cc THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1920 17 I Th 'Bury Washington-State ears ndet Hejtfc aw COUGARS' HOT FINISHES SHOWING "PESKY" SPROTT AT CONCLUSION OF FIVE-YARD GAIN California halfback has just been tackled by Saxe, the star Washington State quarterback. Sprott was in his element yesterday at selecting holes. The State of the Washington line shows how he went through one such. Sprott made a couple of touchdowns himself on just such plays as these. VAUNTED mr--mm mm -mw mmm mmtm -MMmrmMmmymMM mxm mmt-mmmV MTtt JMME XTtn WW m.vlwS Wil IT.

IN 'EXAMINER Leading Golfers Are Forced to Extra Holes With Their Opponents. ATTACK IS FAILURE California Menaced but Once By "BOBS" During the Game, in First Minutes of Play. j-A-Kst; nnisnes marKed semi-final matches of Examiner" tournament terday afternoon no than five out of the eiehi By JACK JAMES matches played going holes fo a decision. i' championship flight HE score-board on California Fiold reads: California 49, finals were postponed nn I Washington State 0. iouay, wnen woman the youngster Collins, a Charlie Folev meets F.

Some three thousand supporters of the late-lamented Amendment No. 12 have gone suddenly mad. Urged matches will commence promptly on by a crimson-topped yell leader, they are parading In mass formation no, it's not following immediately After. Miltnn Hnrrv TOdrlfn rvrtr(n sufficiently orderly for a pa rade: they're lust ravortlnp. George Ritchie, well-known perfnr, xney yell themselves hoarse for Andy Smith, Boles Rosenthal, Nibs Trice, Dummy Wells.

They seem quite the final round, but not in the chr plonshlp flight This trio quali I eiated. 1 uauiy, aim are canea upon to cone large allowances in tho lower They pause to give a cheer for Stanford. The Conquering Cardinal has smeared the University of Wash Ington up in Seattle 3 to 0. That means that the Cardinal, Blue and Gold will wave supreme in this western land two weeks hence. The Berkeleyans seem to feel that it will be the B.

and G. of the tournaments. Frank Snow of the California Club was again in good form yesi day and dismissed C. A.Rice fii the tournament on the home giv a after conceding him three holes. Curry busted the Btoady-go': Dr.

Dow rather easily. Eddie O'Brien httai to show all shots in his clubs to defeat Wa' -r Ktone, who took him to the nl tcenth green. Monumental going to the first extra green cost 1' i youngster the match. In the flight L. E.

E. Lewis is going i house on fire" and would be mal things uncomfortable for the i i 7. I I II .1 I- I then fumbles. "Brick" Muller of HOW THE BALL California picks up the ball, races Chicago Nosed' Water Poloists pants of the higher-up divisions. THE FIGHT BY ROUNDS By BILL YEAGER 45 yards through the entire Wash r.

Young Charles Coffey and ington team and grounds the ball back of the goal post. Toomey la TRAVELED IN O'Kane of the Olympic Club had 1 "All hail!" and the tumult dies. The frantic ones stop to do some sane thinking. They wonder how it all came about. And so does a group of blase gents sitting behind a rail marked "Press Only." 8 THERE are two possible explanations.

Either Assistant Coach Nibs Price is a consummate prevaricator, or the California 'varsity suddenly came into its own. N'Jis goes on a scouting trip up jnorth and comes home with reports that Washington State has a gang of Untamed meese. Which causes foreign exchange to soar, while local collateral has a bad time sticking around par. Now we know that Nibs was crying: "Wolf! Wolf!" like the naughty Out by Illinois Battle Tonight! most exercise of all the players, (V still in the game. ey finally winning out on the tw-1 Next another score on a fumble.

U.C.-W.S.C.GAME tieth green Here is the summary; Thus: boat Smith one night in Oakland and ran for place, so his opinion doesn't mean anything. Bill was burnt up because football Olympic Club Champs Primed to Washinton is punting. Dunlap misses a poor from center, The W. S. C.

line is as leaky as a sieve Record Crowd of 32,000 Witnesses Remarkable Battle on -Historic Stagg Field. HE Bears and the Cougars cut up a few old touches yesterday afternoon in the Berkeley ring. The Cougars did the cutting and the Bears attended to the touching. They touched everything but the hearts of the eggs who had leaned their spondulicks on the Cougars to romp in. by this time a.nd he has no time to Defend Their Title Against All Stars.

fall on the ball before the California rules allow the players to tape their hands. The only time the Bears drew a penalization was when Jkluller put resin on his tape and socked a Cougar on the chin. They called time while forwards are on top of him. He takes a fling at the bouncing egg with-his boy in the fable. r'HICAOO.

Nov. 6. Illinois con NIGHT is Ladies' Night In "Brick" tied his glove and the other tinued its drive for the Western Conference football championship to the Olympic Club tank, and the final game of a hard fought "pHE vaunted attack of the Cougars day by defeating Chicago, 3 to 0, be water polo series will be played be fore 32.000, the biggest crowd that am not vaunt. As fumblers they win the concrete headguard. As football players they COME of figures on yes-terday's contest; Yards From Scrimmage.

Washington Stat, 197. California, 179. Yards on Punts. California, 418. Washington State, 232.

California average, 38 yards. Washington average, 29 yards. Forward Passes. California 2 for 19 yards. Washington 3 for 37 yards.

Intercepted or Blocked Passes. Washington State, 10. California, 2. Fumbles. Washington State, 4.

California, 3. Penalties on. Washington State, 3. California, 2. tween the Air Stars and the Olympic ever witnessed a football game on gent went to the ambulance.

In the fourth round Major's face looked like a "3 o'clock in the morning" The Cougars forgot to take the hobnails from their "Mary Janes" and tromped on his face. He smoothed it out with the gridiron. Club champions. Speed, hard playin Stagg Field. Ralph Fletcher booted BECONTl Pt.ir.HI, R.

W. Dillon (5) defeated Francis Mnrphj 2 and 1. George Ritchie (0) defeated Walker Hydu i and i. THTTtTl FXJOHT. W.

F. flnnw (t) defeated C. A. Blee (41, Mitt-m Curry (0) defeated Dr. B.

N. Don 3 and 1. FnnnTJt FLIGHT. P. 9.

Molten (3) defeated A. L. WnM (4), Stanton Haight (2) defeaUd CollJlH the 19tb. fifth Flight.1 T. feHn(rh (3) defeated 8.

Oatlett f. B. J. O'Brien (0) defeated Walker 8 torn at tbs 10th. SIXTH Frjr.HL H.

R. TVnnn (4; defeated G. H. Leathnrb; 5 and 4. Walter Shelton (3) defeated H.

R. CXwscI'. at the 19th. seventh flight. O.

F. Coffey (1) defeated J. J. O'Kane the 20th. W.

A McCarthy (2) defeated I. Hayet 6 and 5. EIGHTH FLIGHT. Ralph flcanlin (2) defeated F. Dettms.i at th iri.

Harold W. Cooson (2) defeated F. B. I. I mond (2), i and 3.

NINTH FTTGHT. Tj, F. E. Lewis (0) defeated E. afiddleton 4- and 2.

C. M. Mcpherson (2) won ftom M. H. Sd.

(2), by default. sj8 i The first two minutes of the first round looked like the asbestos curtain for the Berkeley lads. The farry animals from the Northland took their instructions in the center of the ring and led from a sneak. Straight punching with both feet let' them down in the Bears' corner with just ten yards to go for the knockout. don't stand one-to-slx with the and skill will be the decisive factors in a victory which may go to either a goal from placement from the 23-yard line in the second period for geeks of across the bay.

side. Of late the Stars have been foot. Majors is On deck again. He picks the ball out of the air and grounds it in the accredited place. Toomey is out of the game by now, so Erb boots the goal.

CALIFORNIA tries the short-passing- game. With success. Sprott trots over for the seventh of the day and again Erb officiates. THE fourth quarter sees most of the California substitutes in action. Andy has won and desires to his leaders a rest and his second string men a chance.

They succeed in holding the Invaders, though these latter look better by Illinois' score In the fourth period Illinois threat playing an unusually good brand of "NLY once is Washington State water polo and the championship V. dangerous. That is immediately ened to crash over with a touchdown from the three-yard line, but Chicago rtlit fin a tful.ti.i.n HafAiten v. i I seven has been extended in every contest. "Brick" Muller stepped with a In a practice game Friday nigrht the lostnlio ball when Walquist missed v.

They used three referees in the fight andvwhat with twenty-two wild men they needed La Hue tried to claim a foul when an oflicial offered some interference for the opposition and the Board set him down" for five months. He has brought his own boxinc gloves too. left hock to the body and retrieved the champions won by a ten point mar with a forward pass on the fourth ball. "Pesky" Sprott copped a sneak gin, the lowest score of the series, down. Chicago opened up with for and "Can" Coen, the leader of the ward passes late in the period and after the first klckofT.

The northerners tin back Morrison's punt. Gil-lis breaks away and is caught some 35 -yards hence. Smash after smash at the Bear line, and the ball is near-jng the California chalk mark. Then the line holds, and Washington loses On downs. That little scare is just what California needs to whip things into shape.

The game starts from then on. on a groggy cougar ana eewea tne ball to his moleskins. He ankled to tltB center of the field with plenty of made some sensational gains, but insurgent septet, -declares that he will Illinois excelled in the aerial' attack. wind up the series witn a win. The teams will line up as follows OLYMPICS.

ALL hsrAttS. The invaders make a little guy in in in tuv.rj, vstic; ui mo it auniiatco slugged him from behind to keep things even for a little while any H. H. Bsgleston (2) defeated a Erlanier named Saxe do all the work. He's a Cittn Kchiilfn Howell One elderly gentleman who nearly froze himself to death trying to keep the Washington bench warm, finally got into the name.

The old boy, took good man at that. But his own men and 3. L. B. Karelia (4) defeated 3.

Both f2 Geo l(fe 6 broth forward. Mitchell way. .1 cross. Morrison breaks loose, bucks, 25 yards and falls over the line. What's the matter wjth this Washington crew? They're no meese.

Toomey kicks another goal. Quarter ends soon after. sj sjs sjs WASHINGTON fumbles. This time disastrously. Captain Cort Harry O'Connor Lincoln Johnson nd 2.

persist in getting in his way. California. Position. W. B.

The "greased pig" came into play Ernie Smith back Cap off his head guard and showed what te Jim Kesleure August Brerick Rerkey Lft end H. Ilnler lr. Toot Gardner Charlie O'Brien a tight night shirt can do to a full head of hair. He must have forgotten I'n immediately after Pesky's tumble. It looked like a picnic and Washington tackle.

Hamilton leapt.) P. Steicer eoal Collina Oranmer. Left j-Taauoennuwr GEORGE Carney, the Callfor professional, who Is now loca as professional of the Lake Sh-Club. Chicago, ani who finished Harry Mawdsley to unbutton it when he pulled it on. Latham Center wanted to show the boys some fun.

Maji.nj (capt) Itigltt giurd McKay Majors is on the balWike a retriever Either that or he has been sleeping in In They squeezed the ball between their wwiw opauiu ns, ranciniTtrr, reinreo. W. (Jrace, Oakland A. ft, linesman Al Kfoll, Neptune Club, linesman. Louis SIcLane, Olymiiic Club, timer.

He runs 35 yards to a touchdown. KiK.it lacmo. ininlnn MuJlw end It. Haniey short beds. His number was thirteen the seventh position of the West: rn Toomey officiates with the toe.

and they listed him as Schnebley on IW lf vv SPROTT takes the ball and goes nine yards around end. Then Morrison punts for about 50 yards. The Bears hold Moran, then. Gillis. Fourth and sixteen, and Washington punts.

California returns the punt. I The ball rolls to the five-yard line. Better keep a safety man back there. Washington's punt gees a scant 20 I yards. Sprott makes nine.

Then six. Then Morrison makes a pair. Third down and one to go. i An airplane soars overhead, and the pilot tries some fancy stuff. Hope open championship this year, In spending the winter months on t'-n r.ri) i.juortrrtim-K t-Kulan Toomev half Moran tnrrimin Fullback (iilllS Washington tries a criss-cross, the program.

Try and pronounce it. Smeared for loss. They used to be Penn State Too Much Coast. He will take up the du' -'ft as sp Right half. Mclref good at that play.

Andv Smith called a conference and of professional of the Phoenix 1 by periods: California .14 2 849 A forward pass Moran to R. Han- told his lads to take no chances on WnshitHrtnu State 0 00 until the spring, when he will reti to the "Windy City." He was ley, gives the Northerners 20 yards. breaking tneir hands. They didnt so For Nebraska Team STATE COLLEGE Nov. 6.

The fast and heavy University of (aafonua sooting: Tirochdownii Morrison 2 Maiors 2, Sprott 2, Muller. Ooala from toucb- First one of the day. Ion? as their shoes hell out. The sented with a handsome golf wr' 6 fingers and made it slip out like a guy in a bathtub trying to hold on to the ivory soap. SjB Sfl Some aa calls 'em just plain fumbles, but to the ringside eye it looked like "the Cougars had taken one too many on the chin.

They were slugged nutty in the feet. sjt In the first five minutes of the second half Bill Larue oozed his way into the press stand. Bill picked Cox to beat Harding and almost won at that. He picked himself to beat Gun elown Tomey 0, Erb a. Rpferw Braddix, rennsylrenia.

DmiH Washington is piking up a bit, Nebraska eleven lost claim to East- Plenty of gains in mid-field. What Clark, Oregon. Head linacwui Huebel. Michi he doesnt fail on the line of scrim watch by the members of the Le i Shore Club in appreciation of 1 showing in the open classic of Mid-West. ernMootball honors here today when score board began to read like a Ger man casualty list just.

after an en gageVnent with the well-known Ma rines, and the bell rang for time. gan. good does it do 'em? maee. Four forward passes are failures, Oakland Tech Lands The half ends, score C. 21, W.

S. C. Penn state College defeated the Western team, 20 to 0. Charlie Way, playing his last game on the home gridiron, furnished the pickers of all-American players with plenty of material when he entered the contest FLASH Bears get decision by 49 Friedman Kayos Williams. LOUISVILLE.

Not. 6. Pailor Friedman of yilE third period is still young to 0 shade. On Cogswell Fifteen Oakland Tech yesterday white when isDrott takes an idea-that Chicago scored a knockout over Andy William' of Chicago in the second round of a scheduled twelve-round bout bere Isst night The men an now's the day and now's the hour washed Cogswell 85-0 at Ewing: Field. Wish he'd fly away home.

Can't him and the play both. Morrison has gone over. He's hard to stop with only a yard to go. Too-iney kicks tiie goal. The California bleachers are quite excited.

8jjl MORRISON punts at the first opportunity. Washington loses on downs. Second down twelve to go. Toomey makes 14 yarJif on a criss- He picks a hole and strides 15 yards The Oakland fifteen outweighed and California, 49: WMhtnrtrm Btate, 0. Stanford.

UnJrersity of Washington, 0. FKEKHMAM California. 14; f. S. Stanford, 98; Fort Miley.

0. FAR WEST Ovidental 12; Cat Institute of Technology. Pomona. 14; Whittier, 0. (innaapt, 21; Multnomah.

0. Whitman. 13: Montana. 7. Montana State, 3: St.

Charles, 0. Montana Minor, 10; Montana Wealfyan, 7. li. of W. 1'reshmen, 20: Hellingham, 0.

KASTKRS. Ttarrard 14, Princeton 14. Dartmouth 14, Cornell 3. Swarthmora 21, Columbia 7. I'nion 0, New York VniTeraity 7.

Weileyan 7, Amheint 0. Stevens 48, Delaware 0. Syracuse 14, WashingtonJefforaon 0. 1 Yalu 14, Bmwn ft. Carnejrie Teh.

42, AlWbenjr 0. Poston College 34, Boiton Uniwsity 0. ttsburg 27, I'ennaylvania 23. Hprimrfield 0. Pennsylvania State 20, Nabraaks 0.

Army 63, Lebanon Valley 0. Wisconain 3, Minnesota 0. Illinois S-CWafo 0. Iowa Norfawestertl 0. Maryland 14, Catholic fniterslty 0.

Oh 14, Michigan 7. Dickinson It, Franklin and Marshall 0. Rocheator 21. Colifata 14. Randolph Macon 0, Gillaudet 21.

Rnrknrt! 7. Mfnyette 10. Johns Hopkins 17, Haverford College 10. Prnnsyl ania Mil tarv W. I'rsimts 0.

Wake FoMBt CoUcg 20. Elon Collet 0, Hampdcn-SWnev 14. Roanoke College 7. Bpringhill College 62. Millaaps College 0.

Union 9, New York t'niteraity 7-. Boston College 34, Boston PniTersity 0. New Hampshire Colleg 7, Colby 7. Bowdoin 7, Ma'n 7. Army 63, Lthannoo Vall-y 0.

Williama S2. Hamilton 7. in the last quarter. His first performance was on an off-tackle run of BT yards. A few minutes later, after Business Notices to a touchdown.

He doesn meet outclassed the San Francisco team. much opposition. And Toomey Viveros starred for Tech, gaining a number of punts. Way squirmed Here comes a funny one. On the Crocker Athletes Win Grammar School Meet kickoff Immediately after the afore mentioned, Skadan runs 35 yards through Nebraska' right tackle, running 67 yards for State's second Nebraska twice had the ball within Penn State's 6-yawi line, but much ground on boots to touch and swerving runs and making four triSb and four conversions.

Morlarity, Jensen, Lombardi each made one try for Tech. lacked the necessary punch to score. Business Notices PRICE-PECflNER BOOT SHOP Bcotij; Felbusch -mm jmr fanjKner "(jeisir For Hard or Soft 'HUUrviar; carried on uie K.I. inird. Time 10 seconds.

Pittsburg Slams Vrf novice track and field meet of the 75 ran la. 100 pounds Won by Brinnes (H. P. S. A.

L. yesterday at the stadium. Smart Shoes for' Men. Penn in Fast Game PTTTLADFl-PHIA. Nov.

the making 26 points. Horace Mann was Becona witn ii. Why Be Afraid Hamilton third with 13, Francis Scott Maeda (H.J, second; Saito third. Tune 10 x-conda. 4-iO yards relay, 100 pounds Won by Crocker; Sutro, second; Spring Valley, third.

Time 7 4.5. 440 yards relay, PO pounds Won by Crocker; Hamilton, second; Daniel Webster, third. Time 1 min. 2 3-5 see. 440 yards, unlimited Won by Walner (H.

Rirseh n7l, second Owsley (H. third. Time 1 mln. 4-5 sec. TM yards.

120 pounds Won by Lilly (O. Kev fourth with 12. John Swett individual brilliance of Halfback Da-vies may be attributed largely the victory ot the University of Pitta- of Good Food? School made 11 points, Laguna Honda 10, Glen Park and Everett 6 each; burg over the University of Pennsyl I'nirersity 3, Arkansas TTnrwrtitT Dav'dson Collem 27. TTniTeraity of St. Caro vania on Franklin Held today, 27 to J.

W. Lilienthal. Longfellow, Pacific Heights and Redding 5 each; Sutro, lina O. Corn 21. Davies, receiving a kick-off is Hecdt secona; a.

jonnson iu u.j, hum. Eat What Ton Like Best But Follow Tnlane 1, Florida 0. The Citadel 3fS. Newberry Colleee 19. Rochambeau and Grattan 6 eacn.

Time 30 seconds. PtET.D EVENTS. North Carolina State 81. Will'am and Mary O. the second period, flashed through the entire Red and Blue team 90 yards One point was scored by Bayview, It With a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet.

Broad iumn. iounds Won by S. Smith Alatiama Poly (Auburn) 49. Birmingham- Daniel Webster, George Peabody, Southern 0. (F.

S. B. Bercos J. Can T. 1 niHtAnp 11 fif't fiv, inrbes.

Satisfaction Guaranteed With James Lick and Spring f.iimrv and Henrr ColleEo 9. Lyncbborc Col. When the stomach sours or be Broau jump, wu ponnas won oy annnann Corn Remover. (L. Johnson (F.

H. second; Leider comes gassy, with heartburn, it needs the alkaline effect to offset the acid lege 13. Ftirman Fniyersity 42, Oprlethorpe 3. Viroinia Pol 21. Richmond Unireraity 0.

Results in the finals: 110 yards. 110 poinds Won by MuriHttrick (Q. P.I, third, riislance id feet inehes. Hich jump 110 pound Won by Wallace (J. W.

L.1: Coleman (J. second; Howard tTn versify of Miaiissippi 0, Mississippi A. and Common sense tells anybody thr the way to cure a corn is to remove cap and root banish it entirely. (P. 11.1: I'latcs (U 11.1, second; Weltner Uiird.

Heitfht. 4 feet 10 inches. Hib-Ii iumn. unlimited Won by Needbam (Ii. M.l: Ha wen IK.

8. second; Wordcn (Ererett). 'hird. Time 13 4-B. 14X) yards, 120 pounds Won by Lnsk (Red) McOurk (J.

second; Howard third. Time 12 4-5. 1IK) yards, unlimited Won by Randera (E.) Zetterhch H.l. ancoud; HisTierea (B. third.

(Cr. third. Height 1 tei S1 inches. AhHrevifttjnns 'Cmi-ker (Cr.i: Horace Mann H. Hamiiton Krancis Hoott Key Time 1 4-5.

F. B. John (J. Lacuna iionaa T. HI: rilcn Park iO.

Everett J. I.ilienthal IJ. W. L.l: Lonitfellew (Loni.l: varde, Tr pounaa won aj n. trans ir.

Urundage, firattan (Ot), second; Anfinson lit. third. Time 7 2-5. 50 Tarda, HO pounds Won by Royall (J. Sim Smith (Cr.l.

second: Weber third. Pacific Hcifthts (P. 11.1; IteddinK Sutro (H.l; Kochuniljeau tirattan Bay-view (B. Daniel Webster I. Oeorpe for a touchaown.

in another spectacular moment Davies intercepted a forward pass and from midfield for score. He scored 21 of Pittsburg's points. Annapolis Outplays Georgetown. 21, to 6 ANNAPOLIS Nov. 6.

The Annapolis midshipmen, with a heavier and more powerful line, gradually wore down Georgetown in a brilliantly played game today and won, 21 to 6. On the first lineup Flavin, Georgetown's brilliant left halfback, tore through the left side of the navy line, eluding the secondary defense and sprinted 57 yards to a touchdown. This was the most spectacular play of the game. Davey's Drop Kick Peabody (O. James LicK (J.

Bpnug Time 7 11. Valley (8. 75 yards, W) poima won ny v. nooerta Purdue Is Helpless Brown Gives Yale Before Notre Dame Tough Old Battle NEW HAVEN Nov. 6.

SOUTH BEND Nov. 6.. M. 20. ROTJTHrRN FOrVTBAIA Oeorgia Teeh 7.

Clemaon 0. i t'trrersity of Alabnraa 14. Vanderhilt TJniTersitv of North Carolina Virg.lia ifili-tarv lntitte 23. Cnivers-ty of Tenneswee 4f, Transylvania 0. University of Virginia 0, University of Georgia O.

BIO TEX CONFERENCE. niinola 3, Cliicago 0. Ohio 8tat 14, Michigan 7. Wisconsin 3, Minnesota 1. MIIrLK WBST.

Notre Dame 28. Purdue 0. Beliot 6. Lake Forrest 0. Center 34, Depow 0.

Oberlin 20, Western Reserve 0. Mount Union 3, Case 0. Raldwin-W'lltioe 17. Muakingmn 0. Akron 14, Hiraro 7.

OkUhoma 21, Kansas 9. Adams 17, Creirtitim 0. Dptroi' 5, Tufts College S. Haskell Indiana Marquette Dickinson 7. Franklin and Marshall 0.

Dennineon 17. Ohio State 0. Kalamazoo 6, K'rlbam 0. Kendall SI Oklahoma Baptists 0. Kalamajsoo College 7 Albion Collet 35.

Coe 14. Orinnell O. Jlradlev 14 Illinois Wesleyan 13. 'fit. Olaf College 6, St.

Thomas College 0. North Dakota Aggiee 7. Fargo Oolleg 0. Missouri 10, Kansas Aggies i. Centre Too Speedy For Depauw Eleven INDIANAPOLIS, Nov.

6. Excelling in their aerial attack and aided by the brilliant open field running of Purdue was helpless before the Notre Dame attack today, the latter winning In one of the hardest fought battles seen in the Yale bowl this season, the unbeaten Brown eleven went down to defeat before Yale, 14 to 10. The teams were eVcnly matched, al Rewards Wisconsin I on toctor Year Coma." Let "Ct4t Karnova Them Painlessly I Quickly I MINNEAPOLIS Nov. 6. Wisconsin rooters paraded the streets though Yale's men were nearly all substitutes.

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