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NOVEMBER 26, 1906. MONDAY MORNING, THE PITTSBURGH POST, NORTHSIDE ELEVENS TClYTTyfnr TO CLASH FOR HONORS, BUAlllU FOOTBALL "wSJS5EEenda. AMATEUR PEQUOTS AND SUPERIORS CLASH ON THANKSGIVING. SEASON CLOSES WITH ARMY AND NAVY GAME SATURDAY'S RESULTS. Middies Will.

Be in Fine Shape When They Meet Cadets on Saturday. TO-NIGHT'S PIN SCHEDULE. Allegheny County Tenpin league. Pittsburgh Section, Glenwoods, vs Shadyside, on Glenwood alleys. Friendship va.

Wylie Avenues, on Friendship alleys. Allegheny Section, Socials vs. Riversides, on Social alleys. Monongahela Section, Du-quesne vs. Owl, on Duquesne alleys.

North Braddock vs. Homestead, on Seng alleys. Allegheny County Duckpln league. Knoxville vs. Great Eastern, on Knoxville alleys.

Arlington vs. Federal, on Arlington alleys. Metropolitan league. Dimlings vs. Brunswicks, on Wylie Avenue alleys.

Social Amateur league. IT. P. vs. Madison.

Crescents vs. Schlr-mers. All games will be rolled on the Social alleys. Jobbers league. Kelly Jones vs.

Standard Sanitary. Rund vs. Standard Manufacturing. Pittsburgh Supply vs. Monarch.

Iron City vs. Harris. Duquesne vs. Bailley-Farrell. All games will be played on the Club alleys.

Crack Allegheny Teams Will Decide Championship of Western Pennsylvania This Week. What promises to be an exciting and interesting game is booked for the W. U. P. grounds on Thanksgiving morning at 10 o'clock, when the Pequots and Superiors meet to decide the 130-paund championship of Weetern Pennsylvania.

The Pequot ttam has one of the strongest as well as the lishtst In this part of the State. They have lost but three games in the past eight years, and have never been defeated on their home grounds They will try hard to keep up the brilliant record they have made. The Superlcr team has had a championship tam for the past five seassre. In which time they have loft but five games, to such teams as threa times, and to Grernsburg and Scotdale one each. Th? Superior team has not been scored on In the last two oaeons on their home Rrounds, and have lowered the colors of euch teams as La Belle, Emeworth.

Suburban Colloseum and the champion Hoots, of Herron Hill. As both teams arc from the same vicinity, the rivalry is great, i which will cause the players to play all the harder for the victory. A good referee and umpire has been seevred for this jamt. LYCEUM TO PLAY ALL-STAR ELEVEN. W.

24 Grove City 0 Pgh. 6 Niagara 5 Pgh. Jiigh 6 Shadyside 0 W. "5 Carnegie 0 Tale- 6 Harvard 0 22 Villa Nova 12 Lafayette S3 Lehigh 0 Brown 23 Dartmouth 0 Massillon 13 Canton 6 Illinois 5 Purdue 0 Chicago Nebraska 5 Minnesota 8 Indiana 6 Swarthmore 21 Amherst 0 Syracuse 4 We3t Point 0 Ohio State 12 Wooster 0 Navy 5 Scio 0 Indians 18 Va. Polytechnic.

0 Haverford 16 Cincinnati 0 Rutgers 20 New York 0 Gettysburg 10 Usirus 5 Mt. Union Bucknell 0 Most Successful Year Football Ever Had Will Close With This Week's Matches. The Knoxville five have Saturday. December 1. open for a fast team.

Knoxville would like to arrange games away from home for dates in December and January. Address Fred A. I'lani, 243 Orchard street, Mt. Oliver station. MMEU TALE ELEVEN IS STRONGEST.

ROOME GOING OVER THE LINE FOR THE ONLY TOUCHDOWN IN THE YALE-HARVARD GAME SATURDAY. FOOTBALL CASUALTIES DECREASED THIS YEAR. Figures Gathered Show That the New 'Debrutalized" AN ACID BLOOD POISON Rheumatism is an acid blood poison, and the causes that produce it ar often silently accumulating" in the system for years. Poor digestion, stomach troubles, weak kidneys, torpid liver, and a general inactive condition of the system leaves the refuse and -waste matter, which should be carried off, to sour and form uric acid, which is absorbed into the blcod. "When the blood is in this acid-charged condition, it deposits the poisons and irritating particles with which it is loaded in the muscles, nerves, joints and bones.

Then Rheumatism gets possession of the system, and life is made miserable by its pains, aches and discomforts. The changing of the weather, exposure to cold and dampness, always increase the trouble, and so severe does the pain become that quick relief must be had. A good liniment or plaster is "often helpful, but it should be remembered that relief from such treatment is only temporary, because the trouble is in the blood and cannot be re By Winning From Harvard Saturday New Haven Men Prove Best of Season. JOE CiS ADVOCATES REVISING WEIGHT RULES. Champion Says Present System, Which Allows of Trickery, Is All Wrong.

Joe Gans, the lightweight champion of tho world, has some, pretty good Ideas on the fighting game in general. While In Milwaukee recently the negro boxer said there would bo a change in the system of weighing in by all means; that boxers should not be allowed to dictate terms so as to get an dp-ptnent so weak that he could not do himself or the club which puts up the purse full Jus- ANNAPOLIS, Nov. the Tale-Harvard game over, the Army-Navy game, which will be played at Franklin field. Philadelphia, on next Saturday, is the remaining contest which will excite the most general interest, and onlv the University of Pennsylvania-Cornell game, on ThanKsgiving day, compares with il in importance as an athletic event. Though the Army's showing against Syracuse and Navy against ir-ginia Polytechnic on Saturday were both rather disappointing, there is no oxlt that both teams are strong and that the Navy has a better chance to win than lor some years.

The line-up of tha Navy team against Virginia on Saturday indicated what would be the arrangement for the Army game. It was: Lett end, Bernard; left tackle, Wright; right tackle, Piersoj; right end. Uague; quarterback. Norton; lett half back, Douglass; right naif back, Captain Spencer; full back, Ingram. The average weight of this team is 173 3-11 pounus, cf which li4 l-t is in the line and 18SVi in the back field.

The surprise is that Bernard, who has been out of the game most oi: the season on account ot injuries, displaces Richardson at left. Richardson has been frequently called back of the line when yards were needed desperately and he is the surest ground gainer on the team. Piersol has been given the place at right tackle over both Siagruder and Simpson. Lyceum Playing Great Game. True to what was expected, the Lyceum-Niagara same proved to be ono of the bcs.

plaved on the local Rrldiron this season. A prettier contest one would not and the open style of game used by both teams gave everyone present a Bplendid opportunity to see the possibilities pi the new rules. That Niagara hud thoroughly mastered the new style was apparent in their worst ot Saturday; trick and fake plays were run oft with machine-like precision, and many of them netted subetattial sains. For a few minute, of the first half the Lyceum wen were nonplussed and bewildered by the brilliant work of the speedy Niagara backs. Ail the varsity Klns were made on short tackle and end plavs.

but ttielr attacks on the Lyceum line invariably resulted in a loss. The forward pass was worked to perfection by the varsity players, and was instrumental in making their touchdown, while another netted a big gain. The first half was very much of a see-saw, with the Lyceum play-lnnsplr On three occasions the Game Is Attended AVith Much Less Danger, Especially to the High School Teams. HARVARD IS UNABLE TO MAKE HEADWAY. BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

CHICAGO, Nov 25. Eleven players game less dangerous to life and limb. were killed and 104 injured in the United Si si States during the football season of 1906, according to the Chicago "Tribune" to moved by external applications. S. S.

S. cures Rheumatism by ridding the blood of the cause. It goes down into the circulation and by invigorating and purifying the blood of the acid-poison and sending a stream of fresh, rich blood to all parts, re The decrease in casualties is especially marked among high school players. In 1905 11 high school players were killed and 47 Injured, while in the season just closed, seven were killed and "-5 were hurt. Not one fatality has occurred this year in the games played by the larger Trick Plays Worked by Old Eli Sons Puzzle Their Opponents at Every Turn.

day. These figures compared with the casualties of 1S05, when IS players were killed and 139 were severely Injured, show PURELY VEGETABLE that "deorutalized" football has suc ceeded in a large degree in rendering tho tile. In speaking of the weighing in proposition, Jo said: "That one deal at Goldfield. in which Billy Nolan compelled me to weigh three times in one day. one hour apart, and to make a weight that was out of all reason, should make club promoters and followers of the game, all over the country take nottca.

lieves the pam, reduces the inflammation, and permanently cures this painful disease. S. S. S. is the only safe treatment for Rheumatism, because it does not contain a particle of mineral in any form to damage the system.

Book on Rheumatism and any medical advice desired sent free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC ATLANTA, GA. BASKET BALL NOTES. team 12- The Birmingham Turner basketball would like to book games with ail 10 LOCAL WRESTLERS WILL MEET II OLD CITI HULL. SPECIAL.

TO THE PITTSBURGH POST. NEW YORK. Nov. Harvard-Yale football game was the best recommendation the new rules have had. It is true that plays introduced by the new code were directly responsible for the Yale touchdown, but the beauty of the rules, as illustrated in this particular game, was that it contained such a nice year-old teams for games on Wednesday or Saturday evenings abn ad.

William Penn, 3003 ptreet. Pittsburgh. A basketball team composed of former col- Keystones Are Swamped. The St. Michael's Casino basket ball team defeated the Keystone A.

C. in a fast game at Casino hall by the score of 0 to 14. 'Casino's team work and all around playing was the feature. lineup: ST. M.

GO. KEYSTONE 14. Freund Lougherty C. Freund Winter Klarver Kapphan Scheirer Heir I lege players has ben organize! In Blairsville i and. would like to hear from tms with floors.

tnarlie Kemecke, Archer Parker and Address r. c. box m. Biairsvme. pa.

proportion of old and new methods. Any baa leelmg that might have existed over DISEASES CURED WHEN OTHERS FAIL CONSULT OLD RELIABLE DR. WHITTIER -3SKUTK s. dor from PostofTlec. If yon are Buffering; from Blood Diseases, or any Kidney, Bladder or Stomach derangement, Xervounness, Catarrh or Rheumatism, yon may consult me FREE.

"With confidence my lifelong; experience GUARANTEES complete and afe cares. the trouble in agreeing on officials, was not in evidence by players or spectators during tho game. Harvard was outwitted at every angle this game. The Ft. Johns Cadet team would like to arrange a gamv for Thanksgiving evening with a fast 10 and 11-year-old tram having a hall.

Address Harry J. Gilbert. 3it0 Charlotte street, city. The Industrial serond team would like to hear from some five In the junior class for a game for December 1. R.

B. Koerner, Antrim street. Allegheny. Smith Baldejberger Terrible Greek Will Have Three-Cornered Match. The athletic show that is to be held Thursday night at Old City hali should be a good one, es all the best wrestlers in this part of the State are entered and as this is the first time they will have aaie piayeu the best open game of the year.

Ihe blue appeared to be taking 3 SubstitutionStock for Scheirer. Goals Freund 7, C. Freund 7. Scheirer 3. Smith 3, Stock 2.

Lougherty 3. Kapphan 1. long chances, but every such ulav was made with a definite purpose and with Fouls Freund 8, Kapphan 6. Referee precision tne adjustment of the men Lovr Fees. Medicines Famished.

Consultation and Advice Free. DK. "WHITTIER Is the oldest established SPECIALIST in Pittsburgh. Permanently located over SO years. Hours 8 to 8:30.

Sundays 12 to 3. Call or write. DeBor. Scorers Newmeyer and Harst Timekeepers V. DeBor.

to show their skill in years the chances oXVoT, fast ju' are they will put up contests that will tem anJ wouM to aranse games with necessary to make it go through. You never knew what Yale was going to do next. Her resources were unlimited ii'iiK irintMiunru. Main-. iK.ucirr, un tems having halls.

Address 11. A. ArchU; Parker and Xick Devokas will but seemed as if each play was different, Sharpturg, or or P. A. 5U 20 Fifteenth street, call Hell telephone 219 Court it was more a victory of tactics and system than material.

The evidences of strength that Harvard gave, striking evidences when they did materialize, were take part in a three cornered match, in which they will draw lots as to who will be the. first two to meet and then the winner of that bout will meet the other Ma Tt. The SouthFlde Indep'ndrnts basketball tfam would like to arrangic fta.m- with followiric turns aw.v from hom: Ietsdaie, Greens- ZJon tvviti or-xy riin mitrh burg. Duouesne. Monongahela City.

spasmodic, rather than sustained. This was true of offense in particular. Harvard rirped off gains with vigor and Washington and Knoxville. Ad- t-tv-Bon Pat Rireonci' TittHilrp1i Council, Mt emp-iasis at times, but did it in streaks dresv A. W.

Harptr. S'j3 Peoples Bank building, wr call Court. The Yunjr-fchon- have organised for the There was r.o such prolonged display of power on her part as Yaie showed in WE ADD YEARS TO LIFE AND LIFE TO YEARS the few minutes before the close of the sfason and would like to hear from all 1C and for gsmts away from home. Address William E. Schorr, 1S20 Jane street.

tkmthMde. VlTtfiiurKii. Zion" Council would like to hear from a so far as maKing ior victory is con cerned Yale saw to it that Harvard's strength stayed hidden. Harvard did not show the smoothness and cool grasp of opportunities that she did against the local boys worked the ball to within Btrikin distance of the New Yorkers' goal, only to lose It on fumbles. But the second half was another story, and Niagara's touchdown proved to be the one thing needed to bring out what the- local lads were capable of.

With Brassel as a. catapult the purple and white line was battered far yard after yard. Interlarded with short tackle and end runs by Friessel and "Walker. Edkins and Friessel were easily the heroes of the dav. Splendid at all times, tee work of the chunky center In Saturday's game eclipsed anything that he has ever done, and his 'tackles were thrilling and sensational.

The fleet-footed Friessel was everywhere, and Niagara found him a barrier that could not be passed. Edgar. Lyceum's smiling guard, was very much in evidence, and his work materially aided in the result. Thanksgiving Lyceum Is up against another tough proposition, and likely to prove the strongest they have met this year. For the purpose of putting a sprag In Lyceum's victorious march, Columbus, has gathered together a collection of all-college stars, together with the cream of the Great Eastern, Panhandle and Columbus A.

Men representing Kenyon, Ohio State, University of Cincinnati. West Point, Dennison, Oberlin, University of Onio and Case will be found in it line-up. Not even Massillon, with its galaxy of stars, will outshine this aggregation that Thanksgiving day will bring to Pittsburgh college grounds. Men who will be picked for the All-Western team and men whose superiors the gridiron has not produced, will try the strength of the maroon and white. W.

J. is Crippled. "WASHINGTON, Nov. 13. Coach Frank A.

Piekarski. of the Washington and Jefferson football team, gave notice to-night that he would, in spite of the crippled condition of the squad, give unusually hard practice to-morow and Tuesday in preparation for the final contest on Thursday with "West Virginia university. This game is expected to prove as hard as any on the scheaule and in the present crippled state the coaches are fearful of the result. Morrow, who had had a bad ankle since the Lafayette contest, sustained additional injuries in yenterday's game with Carnegie Tech and the indications are that he, Wright and eanor will not be able to play against the Morgantown eleven. With these men out W.

squad will be greatly weakened and substitutes will have to be depended upon to win the concluding contest of the year. Tuesday's scrimmage work will be the final one of the year and tne scrub team, which has been such a potent factor in the development of the eleven, will disband after that day. Coach Piekarski to- day personally thanked each member of scrub team for the interest they had taken in the develonment of the eleven and the hard work Indians, but she was against different opposition. The crimson's defense was was more consistent than her offense for line plays. In llne-deiense Harvard excelled lale not a little in one particu lar.

That was in breaking through and spilling plays before they reached the line. More Yale than Harvard runners tt, open the Reason, Le embPr 5. on onncil floor. Also a etrong 15 in 16- year -old five to meet the Council neoi.nd tfam. Address Manager, Zion hall.

1S51 Center ave. The Southside Turner are out for the championship of their class. The Turners plaj-on the home floor every Thursday, away from home on Saturday iiJht; teams having hails are requested to write to Amhruse Roberts, 15 Knox avenue, Pitsi.urgh, or telephone between and 12 o'clock. I at A. Main.

Be 327 Court. Any team desiring a game for December 15 on Bellevue Y. M. A. floor should address William 1..

Fleming, posiofflcc. city. The Trr.tons mtet th speedy Railroad five tf Alieith'iiy to-morrow rdrfit at the former's hall. UmiT avenue. A zood preliminary Is Trenton is open for games away from home on Saturday evenings.

Address A. C. Meyr, IS Trent street, city. following players re requested to attend a meeting of the Matinee basketball team for to-riRht In th Mttsburgh Lyceum: Innts, Clark, Sweeny, Flanniftan. Doiiahuf, H.aby, Ft.oi.hy, Coniinsky and Toomey.

The team will ba in condition to schedule games after lecem-ter 1. Address Manager Matinees, care of rutsburirh Lyceum, Washington street, city. The Ia.wrenceviile. tea.m has a few open dates anav from home for December. Address J.

Kalkenhagen. 231 Thirty-eighth street, city. and Bill Johnston, of TVilkinsburg, will take place for the championship of the Westinghouse shops, at East Pittsbjurgli, where the two men are employed. The returns of the O'Brien-Burns' heavyweight championship fight will be received by special wire from the ringside at IjOs Angeles, in addition to all this there will be many other good things on the card to keep the audience amused all the time. One week from to-night the big boxing match between Paul Moore anil Joe Grim will take place in the Homestead opera house, unoT the management of the Tacoma Athletic club.

There are other fine boxing contests on the program. Joe Alton, who is about the rest featherweight here, is To meet Dick Given, the lad that has been doinfr such good work litely, and they are sure to put up a bout that will prove interesting all the way. Joe Grim, known as the "iron Jawed man," has a record that very few fighters have, and that is he has met all the different fighters of any note in the country to-day and none of them have ever been known to score ft knockout against him. The boy that Grim in to meet is the best lad that this city has turned out 1n years and every one knows that when Paul Moore Is on" of the men In th ring, there is something doing all the time. The management of the show will make every arrangement for having plenty of street cars for the nenple to get away aftr the contests, Homestead is th" most available place that could be had for a boxing show and it is easy to reach in about haif an hour from any point.

Dixie Kid. of Pittsburgh, would like to meet Joe Younjr. of New Cistle. before any of the boxing shows being held around here. STATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 441 SMITH FIELD ST.

2ND FLOOR, Opposite Kaufmann's Big Store, Pittsburgh, Pa. were stopped either for a loss or no gain back of their own line. Kersberg, Osborne and Burr came through like catapults occasionally, putting it up to the man with the ball to go it alone and making it easy for a team-mate to reach him. Yale had better protection for the runner in carrying back kicks than Harvard. If.

there was one thing more than another in which Yale showed striking improvement over previous games it was in following the ball. Harvard excelled in this point in the Indian game, while Yale was positively infantile at it in the West Point game, yet Yale was far and away better at it on Saturday. There was a Yale man or two on the spot to grab every loose ball, and he generallv nailed it. Quick as a wink the man in blue threw himself on the leather, held it securely, and folded it firmly to his breast. Such vigilance and sure gripping did not seem possible after the complete absence of it two weeks before.

The wide Yale defense offered Inviting spaces for the Harvard backs, and when the latter did cet through they got through good. But the defense always converged and prevented gains from becoming too numerous. It converged and developed. It was the beat defense ot thev nad done against the regulars. The athletic asaociation will the latter part of the week give the scrub team a banquet.

W. form against Carnegie Tech yesterday was not encouraging and Piekarski will give the eleven a thorough overhauling in the two days of hard practice to come. West Younpr Sharkoy. of Indianapolis, arrived in totvn yesterday and irumc-diate-1v Issued a challenge to meet Kid Tyler or Joe Alton at 12S or 130 for a s'de bet. Virginia, in -perfect condition.

It is realized. will prove an opponent that earlier in the year was held cneapiy. ana money is oemg pjacea even that the Morgantown team will win CHURCH LEAGUE OPENS. Tenth U. P.

Boys and Glenshaw Will Line Up and Fast Game Is Expected. To-niiht at the blow of the whistle the Tenth U. V. five, of Allegheny. and the Glenshaw five, from Glenshaw, will line-up agunst each othfr In the opening game in Ail'-gheny.

Both tams capable ot putting up a good fast game, as their past lecords show, and a good hot game can be looked for, as the Allegheny boys are anxious to stait the season with a victory. In the church boys' line-up wilt be found five new fates, but after practicing hard and falihfu ly for the la3t three weeks they are ail in condition to play with as much soeed as tiis old members of the team. The game will be held in the Tenth IT. P. Church at the corner of Second, and streets, AlU-ghtny, and will Ktart at o'clock sharp.

Tne line-up of the two teams follow: TENTH P. GI.KNSltAW. Kurtz, Sternag'e Wvland Gordon. Keller Wright. Hartz A.

Blum Rector. Strouss West Virginia has sent word that a special Jimmy Johnston. of the Southsidf. would like to meet any of the locnl boxers at or 130 pounds. Joe Alton or Dick Oivens preferred.

In this enlightened age of the twentieth century a Doctor's ability should be determined by ACTUAL CURES and not by ethical standing or egotistical and boasting statements. When one has long studied and mast-red a sinel class of diseases, acquiring knowledge and skill that would be a blessing and benefit to hS fellSw men it is not oSJ his privilege, but his duty to say so through the medium of the press, and he should not ilowS leal Ethics) to keep from others that which would relieve their suffering and mke their lives tonKer and LxnSr The State Medical Institute has long been established for the purpose of glledtSxe suits of their own misfortunes, and to save them the disappointment of failure los of tw IS? 2 in experimenting with new methods quick cure delusions, no pay until cured deX leading statements often used for the purpose of securing patronage. The State Med icTl Instit salvation of multitudes of sufferers, and by conservative, honest, upright Md cle equipment, and the high character, long experience and aelentlflVatilnme lished a reputation as a place where the weak and suffering can go with full confldence knoww tw ti fairly dealt with, skillfully treated and promptly cured in the shortlst time possiWe aS' ai the lowest S3t LONGEST ESTABLISHED INSTITUTE OF ITS KIND train from Morgantown will carry half the tudent body to Washington on Thursday morning, and the local management has been asked to reserve at least 600 seats. A big crowd and enthusiastic rooting are looked for, Joy in High School's Camp. Nikolas Pevakos is williner to Archer Parker, of the Sonthside.

for a side bet of for the best two out of three falls. Young Kiiou, who has been nfter Jimmy Hanlon and AI Mnrtln for some time. Is waiting for a reply from either one. Bijou is willimr to meet them at at 130 pounds ringside and let them epllt the purse if they want to fight. the year.

Likewise Yale's offense was the best all-around offense of the year with Its extensixe repertoire, puzzling variety and occasional steady marches of length. One cracking good forward pass was made by Harvard, when Starr received the ball and hurried toward Yale's goal in the first half. The difference between Harvard's and Yale's forward pass was that the former was thrown at an oblique over the end of the line, while for the latter the ball was carried out the required five yards and thrown straight forward. The latter method has yielded the better gains. According to figures.

Yale gained about twice as much ground by rushing as Harvard, ran back punts about twice as far and made first down seven times to Harvard's four. 4 Easy for Suburbans. Tn one of the cleanest and fastest rames That a competent coach can work wonders with a football team was clearly demonstrated in the Saturday game be tween Pittsburgh High school and Shady Bide Academy at Friendship park. For seven, straight years High school has H. Blum, Siokey Oschenhart been turning out a team that was with out doubt a good one, taking everything Into consideration, but it was not strong enough to lower the colors of gold and Schmidt.

Meeder 'i'edlle, Lelght Referee McKc-e, of Pel rj sville. U. P. Is still without a gan for next Saturday night, end would like to hear ail first-class teams. Have other dates otn also.

For games address George Kurtz, Carlisle street, Allegheny Pa. NERVOUS BLOOD CHRONIC DISEASES PtUPTURE PILES KIDNEY nd other Special Diseases and their complications, the result or neglected, unskilled or improper treatment, which make duties and obligations a hardship and the enjoyment of life impossible. DlUe mar tne Diiaujsiue uuja wuie. season High school engaged the services of Joe Thompson, the former vv. u.

star, and what he made out of the team Carricks Roll High Score. What was without doubt the greatest game ever played In the South Pittsburgh Tenpin league was the one between the and the Southtrns on the Carrlck alleys. Tho Southerns came out victorious by taking the last two games. In the first game the Southerns rolled a team score of 903. but the Carricks went them one better and hung up U14.

P. Plstorious rolled the high score of 203. Has-tian made the high average of 175. Scores: rarrick I Southern A ulhorn 17" 143 Gem 107 157 158 V. Plstorious 1S laljitastian 1S4 lil 177 Fugman 1SD 173 15 175 172 p.

Plstorious 208 128 15SS Mover 195 153 161 Kramer 1S4 107 179 O. Stock 171 lio 166 wearinsr the red and black is now history. MISTAKES All-Stars Are Outclassed. FHANKLIN. Nov.

io. Though greatly outweighed the Franklin Pirates defeated the Oil City All Stars this afternoon, score 'id to 0. The home eleven swept the visitors off their feet by their fas: work. The Iong- runs of Grirr.m and the played in this section the fast Suburbans pent the crack Twilight athletic club of Washington down to defeat yesterday by a score of 27 to 0. Although the AVashlngtons rdaye-i a good game they could not withstand the fearful end rushes and tackle piays of the Suburbans.

The work of the Marian boys, Oourly and Kiben, was commendable, while Hopkins and Walty played a stir game for "Washington. Line-up: Many a bright and promising career has been blltrMert by injurious habits of folly before the age of knowfedeJ many havf' been cut short by the of ome special disease which tackling of Blyler were features. Lineup: AlL STARS 0. PIRATKS 35. SUBURBAN i v.

303 S34 824 S14 770 751! Totpls Totals Ij. Perry Keller iicsii impioper has comnlctow W. Smith I III! ffJ rm I ki j- l- .1 I. j. Caledonians Win From Second.

The Allegheny Caledonians had r.o gam: scheduled yesterday, and were compelled to i Btrensrtli and men tal faculties. No greater mistake can be made than to consider lightly the first evidence of the introduction of any special disease Into your system or to neglect th first symptoms of impaired mind and approach of nervo i trouble, caused by dissipation etc. nervous Reatty-Stetvart Uuston-( Joes Kiskaddon Kuhns GriKgsi Sullivan Blyler Hanne-Evans II. Quinn K. Quiiin Grimm play a practice game with the second team, Gourljr Kimons J.

Jones Walsh Karenhauer A. Jones Marian Barker Kiben J. Marian Jones 'i'huran-Brvner Fluent Van Austin Sheves Hu.srhes Fox Sapren Kerr May 1.. Dornberger Boyd Brown H. Cochran R.

Crawford R. Robison Q. Hopkins 1 Daly It. BurkfcU F. Waltz II.

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Touchdowns E. Quinn -2. (Trimni 3, It. Quinn, Blylrr. Goals from touchdowns-Grimm.

Keferee Adams. chances? The manifestations of the first symptom of an disease should be a warning to you to take nromrt rtr'n to safeguard your future life and hapiness You shrrild Many people thought that High echool would have an easy thing when the team met Shadyside, owing to the poor game that eleven had been -playing, but they were greatly surprised "when the Shadyside- boys pulled off many trick plays from which they made many gams. Coach Young, of Shadyside, had very little material to form a first -class team this season, but the form that the team showed on Saturday looked as if they had never known what a poor showing was. Though High school won, nothing but the friendliest of feeling exists between the two teams, and the last words on the field of battle was spoken by Coach Young, of Shadyside, when he told Coacli Joe Thompson that there was no coach living that he felt more delighted in congratulating than him. Gala Day at BTSUBEXVII.Lin.

Nov. X. Great interest is TT-anifested on bcth sides of tne river ever the football same to 1 piaj-ed at Lieag'io park on ThankKgivinic (Say between the undefeated team of Follar.sbee, anil an til-star team from this rity nnUer the management cf Thomas Nee.ihain. the Boston catcher. Both teams arf et hard practice zr.C- they will average ISO pounds', eonis advantage in favor of the Follansbee tean.

Considerable money has been watered on the result, besides a $100 side bet by ih Night and Day Soys Will Play. The Niffht 1911. of Carnegie Technical schools, will line up against The Liay Freshman on Thanksgiving morning-, the game be plaved on the Teck campus. A hot en-test is expected as a great rivalry exists between the two teams. Pool Tesm Wants Gamc3.

The Central Pool team, of Allegheny, would like to hear from all teams. Address W. J. Smith, "West Diamond street, Allegheny, or 'phone Cedar. Good Game Expected.

"What promises to be one of the grames of association football will be 1 iio.ii way iiraimeni, ior upon ine success of the first treatment depends whether you will be promptlv restored to health again with all taint of the poisonou's disease removed from your system, or whether it will be allowed to become chronic and subject you to future recurrences of the disease, with the various resulting complications. Llne-uii: CALEDONIANS 5. SECOND 0, J. Aitken Of! J. Taylor A.

Blackwood R. Clark G. Ormiston F. E. Gray It.

Taylor H. T. Samson H. A. Anderson J.

Biggert H. R. Hale Carstiiirs M. Mitchell J. Doran Frew F.

Crndston C. Bowman Kennedy J. C. Biggert J. Vickerman J.

Whyw The Caledonians would like to arrange games for Thanksgiving and next Saturday on their grounds. Address James Room oil. Union station. Indians Claim Championship. The Seneca Indians, of Oakland, are now considered the champion.

of Vestern Penn-svlvania. having defeated the leading teams lii and around Pittsburgh. The Indians travel to Millvale on Thanksgiving day to play the "Millvale High school. Tho team is composed of the following players: MoKnight. McOulre.

Mack, Muldowney and Halev of the Pittsburgh college. McCoy of the old Oak Leas. Hintcn of Sheraden In-d'ars Evans, "tt'echt. Dixon. Deer, Brennen, Thomas of Pitshurgh High, and Crigo of ton school.

Any 50-jound team denying the" Ind'ais' claim can have a game by C. Thomas, care Philadelphia Com-Iny, city. Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p.

played on Thanksgiving afternoon between the Standards and Pittsburgh teams. The Standards have secured the services of Jack Smith to e0ach the team. There is very little about the same that he does not know, lie having played on the Albion team of West Knpland. winning the championship from Preston North End ir. 1SS7 before an attendance of 55,000 people.

m. Sundays, 10 to 1 only. If your cannot call, write. Oakdale High Wins. The Oakdale Iltsrh School defeated the McDonald High School team.

McDonald saved having a large score run up against them by the excellent kicking of H. Wright. Dickaon and Hellon could not be stopped from making" one lonsr plunge after another through McDonald heavy line. Lineup: O. H.

E. It. M'DONALD 0. O'Connell Mc Wreath C. Dodds L.

Chalmer Scott Ij Marker Willis Lavie Dixon Crawford Kohn W. Burns A. Dodds R. McClure Allen q' Jones Neilon Ij. H.

Miller Burns yi jj Valentour Dickson H. Wright Substitutions ijeitr for Scott, Singleton for-W -Rnrni. Wright for Chalmer. DON'T MAKE A MISTAKE IN THE NAME AND LOCATION OF OUR INSTITUTE. STATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE Hoots In Fine Condition.

The Hoots of Herron Hill, fr-m their hard game with the Browns "of Allegheny, every plaver in good shape, and" expect to finish up the season in whirlwind etjic The manager is at present nerotlatin? an excellent, out-of-town eleven fr Thanksgiving and in' order to keen in first-clars condition, requests all players to report nt Central park this evenirg, not later than 7:45 441 SMITHFIELD STREET. Opposite Kaufmann's Big Store. PERMANENTLY ESTABLISHED IN PITTSBURGH, PA. Referee MacMlchaeL Umpire Stampttl..