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i SUNDAY MOKXIXG-, trobe team would pii to Morgantown for a game. The date has not been fixed. The line-up: La robe 0. of Wr. Va.

1. McDyre Left entl Osborne W. J. DEFEATS THE RESERVES. tiS i i JfjWWM 1 OU 1 i PtTffl A i ii i I ft II a KI to 25 yards.

About seven minutes after play was called Wyman. of O. A. went through tackle, blocking a kick, on which Allen secured the ball for a touchdown, after an SO-yant run. put up a remarkably fast game, the tackling of Bigley being one of the features'.

The line-up: ('range 24. Ingleside 0. Allen Teft end Bigley F. Frbe Left tackle Kanisey Bittie Left guard Jtitile Bassett Center Rankin Gray Right guard Johnson C. Krbe Right tackle Sander.

Taylor Right end Kalloek Sleppy Quarter back Adams Rahl Left half Jim Wyman Right half Irwin Mack Full back Frances Referee Rarekiey. I'mplre o'Neil. Linesmen McElroy and Coyle. Touchdowns Rahl, 2, Wyman 2. Allen 1.

Goal from touchdowns Rahl 1. Mack 1. Time of halves Twenty minutes each. Attendance, 5'. Xeltlier Sil OmiIcI Score.

Special The Pittsbtirjr V- M. Ai'DLLO, Nov. II. Tin- Xew Kensington team came here to-day and played the locals. Tito gaiie- was the 1.

st ever seen on the home grounds. Neither side was able to cross tin- line. The feature of the game was the work lingeiismit li and King, and New Kensington was well pleased with the treatment they received and promised the locals a return game. The line-up: TO! 55 hi i WIH TfiE GflfilE BY GREAT RUflS. cohorts of the Oranse and the Elizabeth faoii.ill elevens.

Crowds comrm-need to tiil the grandstand nr.el all parts of the enclosure as soon as the Rates were thrown open. It was a reat day for Xew Jersey, and the partisans of the rival forced were on: and ready to do their level best, so far as root i air was concerned. It wis a bruisins game. The Well, we can fit you perfectly and give I you comfort and ease as you'll not get in any other clothes. We have placed in stock 40 1 new styles in Scotch Plaid effects, the newest, nobbiest patterns out this season.

I Suits to order. ri 7 1 DUai'ESXES SKIRT TUG EXES OF THE GREESBinC OIWTS AXD DASH TO VICTORY. THEY WERE SORELY PUZZLED Prettiest Game of the Sen son Won by Wagenhnrst's Men. Ml CIS PUXTIXG 0" BOTH SIDKS. Well, well, how they did run, and how the great majority of the 2,300 spectators did carry on: The heavyweights from Greensburtr came tipon the field at Ex- I i a Overcoats to order, $15, $18 and $20.

Trousers to order, $3, $4 and $5. Evenr garment made on the premises I under our own personal you K-2 i i i position park yesterdav afternoon and 1 litn-an tried the ends atrain. but looked like winners all over. They i the hall only two yar.is. Lampoon had a bad fasheon of wera winners, too, never having been out i ui oer the neacls of the opposinpr bnes-dafeated.

They are giants compare! men and grabbing the boys. Beemaa with the rjuquesnes, and the, latter are tried again, and set the crowd wild' bv and ice now incy are i Li'iirt' fyormanl Hi nnfomr I 1 1 which is a guarantee for repairs free of -i cnarge. Best Values for Least Money. To convince yourself Mng us the samples oi others. We will duplicate them at a saving of 25 per cent, and on the other hand we will give you our samples and say SIS.

SI 8 and $20. 1 1 maae. SiiSj AdJrirss. Baie Liberty Street. pssX THE 18-YEAR-OLD BICYCLES.

reduction in prices of the Gormully Jeffery leaders, were naturally first. Here they are: $80 SI30 lods of manufacture, 1 in the most perfect m.fst ingenious and hey are enabled to i ever before. Left tatjkle IL Yost Scott Hammer Left guard Bight guard Right tnitkle Bight end Quarter "back half Left half Krlbbs Nethken White E. Yost Cola Yeager Socman Ryjm Weieid Braliier Howard Ely' Abbattichio back A rii ii 1 ln; at Hoebester. SpTl.el t.

The Plttfburg Pift. HEAVER FALLS, Nov. 14. The game at Rochester between the B'-aver Falls Indians and the Rochester team was an e-xe-eilent one. but ended in a wrangle.

Ii consisted of two halves. Both teams played with plenty of snap and vim; neither scored in the first half. In the second half the Indians made a touchelown. Both teams lined up and at it again. Rochester, by-end running, got the ball within five yards of goal.

The Indians stole the-ball and the referee allowed the play. Rochester would not abide by th- decision and left the field. The Indians claim tile game 6 to U. The game between the N. A.

C. and the; Reaver se-coiid team was not played; both teams were on deck at Beaver, but the only suitable grounds th. re was the -rounds, and lt was occtii.Itel by the high school and Ni iirighton t-ams. N. A.

C. wanteel p. take street car and go to Junction park, a couple of miles distant, but Beaver would not agree, so the game was called off, and the N. A. C.

boys returra-d homo in disgust. Th" only satisfactory game played was that betwi-en the Beaver high school and New Brighton teams at tie- Beaver fair grounds. It was a corker and by large crowd. Both teams play, tine ball. They were fairly matched, but the Ucavi-r lads had the greater science and defeated plucky opponents i- a score hi to o.

-rt- I ii tlic ii Maxfeiiere nt tlneitinntl. to The pif-'aarK- I', st. CINCINNATI. Nov. football of the Carlisle Indian school dc-f the Cincinnati university by a score of 2" to Th" tirsr nnlf red men playing weaker ball than has b-en their habit, and the western men stronger than had been expected.

For about 12 minutes the western mea were threatened with a touchdown. The was -seue i the Indians at the 1 line. and. after a stubborn fight. th.

in putting it over tie-university's goal. Time for the first half was ealb-d soon after, with the ball at the 2--yard line. In the Inst half the Indians got down to form and made three Fully 2.oi1 people saw the game. The line-up: CarPsle- Enivers'fy f. Rogers Left end Hii.bar ,1 ii.

Lone Wolf B. Pierce. Printup Smit I'ayou Seneca tackle Smith guard Royl Center 1'ieree -Right guard Foreman Right tackle Groil Nieman back. JCieman Butz Boss Enierisen Left An Oltl-Tlme I'tiiit linll iiime. Th Iltt-burc TOKONTO, jv.

14. The Three A's of Sif-uiienviile. and the Es'lipse. of East Liverpool played here to-tiny, the Three A winning oy a ore of ta d. Three rit bi lly injured and put out of the sti me.

the Ste full ba -k. ha ht collarbone broken, and was carried 'nm ll." fieal el irir.g the first part the g. it r.e. L'oleolough. the Ii.i.i his nose broken, and was tak.

a to a rcmi, A iiere i-ureous gave lii- wound. Criuihati, of was kno- ktd ii-nse-it ss, bat revived i-i minutes. Men were substituted for three, but eliays caused the be ealb-1 on ac cf ei.i'k-i s.s. (P-eat rivalry existed between these teams, and this was the reason the frame va playc I at T-r it being neutral Mini Will Win Tlil Gamef A great game of football will bo played to-morrow at P. A.

C. park between th" Shadyside academy and the Kis-kimint tas teams. This will be the second tiiii these two -ams have met this season, the f-rs game resulting in a vieto-rv for the "Kiski" vtm by a score of f. to 0. Th.e 1 side boys expe.u to wir t'l-moii-ow.

as they will have li their coach, in the game. The game will be 'ealb-d at 4 p. m. The following is ho of the S. S.

A. BaiPe. center; Jennings. light guard; hiPa-eker. cat tain, right tackle; Kirk, right end: Beeman, right haif; Br.iinard.

left guard: Hamilton and Irwin left tackles; Humblrd. left end: MacCtoinell. tpuirter back; Geer. left half; Arundel, fuil back. It i er lev ere Xon la.t.

The Rivervi. ws ha.l a gam scheduled with the McKee-s Rocks Indians yesterday, but. for reasons unknown to the McKe- Rocks, the did not put in their appearanc-'. much to the disappoitmer.t of tiie Indians. A large crowd ha.l assembled on the grounds to witness the game.

but. as the Rivervfews did not mak" their appearance, the Indians lined tip against a team composed of their suls and of the Crescents, of Mc-Kees Ro.Mts. whom they easily defeated by a score of 22 to 0. The McKees Rocks Indians have as yet arranged no games for November 21 and Thanksgiving elay. and would be glad to hear from all teams avi raging from HT.

to laf. poun-ls. V.extiuiiiKter Ten in It eorgr i iel. to Tc, urcr I c-t. NEW WILMINGTON.

Nov. II The Westminster football team has thoroughly rt organized since its defeat by Grove City on Wednesday last. The condition of the team at that time a due largely to lack of harmony among the two e.f the best line men having refused to play. Captain Han'-'y has finally secured a harmonious e-o-op-cii'tioti of tlie players. Changes have been made, not in tlie line, but in the backs, thus reducing the weak points to a in 'f.

imam. Grove City will play the return game at this place Monday, and will meet with a much stronger team than before. nnBcr Selee-teel. The C. A.

bock-v teain is now "rend at wtuk getting into condition for the til-Si g.ttue ef the Hockey league s.a.-ein. will fn- played r.ext The commitTee oi the 1 put-sne c'u'i ha very wisely let ted i'trey Myles. one til" best of the local layers, to manage and captain, tiie Manager Myb-s stated last eeerdng that he would select his t.am from tti" following players, to fill up the rest of tiie p.osii musid" of the one on which be will play: Chuck Mason. Joe Mason. Floyd Shertr.f.n Neil.

'Cecil Andci '-on. p. and Messrs. ,3.. ugh and I.

Won ly I'riini I'ieltl. st; 1 Yi Nov. The rive'ciiil aiiiletic club's pick-al l.il.e of for.toa'l players- were done up la-re this to the taste. The si ore was 5 to in favor of Y.iiitips-town. TI." visitors put up plu-ky foibt.

bit were too and almost b-ss when anyti.irt; eif more than ordinary importance was to be tlone. They e.ine b.ei'e full of eor.ti- but lost a cool share eif it before the fume had progressed very far. trlltnr Vfii Arthur Irv in. the er-nanasrer of the "ew York hilt, is in the city, and will r'-miiti user r.e.y; Satirrdav. il ClI'TAIX AMI HIS HOYS SCOHK TWO THIIIOWS AGAINST Allill.HllKT.

BROWNLEE DID GOOD WORK. The AVasMnistnii fionl Line Wn ISever in Hanger, AVO VICTORY. Ppnelal to The I'ittshurg I'est. CLE LAND, Nov. 14 Western Reserve was defeated, but not discredited.

Its players endeavored to play the rede of Jack, the Giant Killer, yesterday afternoon, and succeeded in giving the company of giants who faced them a very hard tussle. It may be safely -uid that when the Washington-Jefferson team left the fit-Id. though they hail a well-won and honestly won victory to their credit, tiny were much more conscious of the fact that they had been in a football game' than in any ef th--ir previous contests this fall. It was partiy size that teild, and partly the magnificent interference which the Washingtons have gotten down to a science. At bul king they met with only fair success, th.

ir lighter opponents often holding thorn without an inch of gain, but they had a locked interference which carried all before it and rendered it seemingly Impossible fer Western Reserve te stop their end runs. On the whole. Western Reserve's defensive work was rather weak, but at this time Ad-lbert's rii'-n woiill brace up wonderfully and hold the Was nil like a st.rie wall. M-cMahon. Lane and Amnion did wonderful work for W.

while Shaw's end runs gained a great ileal fif th" ground that A'H lbert made. The ball did not change hands 'ry often after the first If. minutes of the play, and ond half was in Western Reserve's territory most eif the time, though Washington was unable to get it over. Brown-b-e an 1 Matthews pl.ed inagiiiocent and the work of Cut-tain laglis showed plainly why he is in th-manl at other Colleges. It w.n kr wn before the that the vis-tors had nearly air.

'-r tlie advartig- I i their being eoiin-ls. while that of W. li. E. i- but H-a-e it A.

is considered that if the W. J. to be train. 1 'k -i ta- ir feet tn-y W. re einic-t win.

"a i tti'-y si cui-1 h.it be a T.i-y bist and it is "ins. 1. that i 1 f. and skiil against them the t.ssj of the result is it abi- ta the extreme Washington won the toss and chose the lie wind. Flowers returned Collins's kick-off past Cay lord to 1 line.

I W. R. I I for loss- at. 1 G.iv'.ord a -et pit rn- i on si-li-. Atiimni! 'he bill with a eaiii of tie y.ir E' -I rens an 1 a pen.il'y of five yards tor off-side took the bail r.

W. R. line Gilchrist rao 2" yards around the end. bra ks gave pairs, and tte-n W. J.

Kot til- ball for off-side play. Ad. lb. rt r. gained it oil downs, but lost in a fumble.

Browne made 17 yards around right iind 'ackle backs took the ball to rt's Jo yard line, where made run. aided by niagni.i-i iit interference. for a t-ne h-lown. fail. .1 a god.

Brown-1- on W. V-1 I'd lit-'-. After W. R. kick-o'f W.

J. ciii-d stea lily on end runs anl buck. lug! mad" a run of 4" yards, and Flowers was pushed over for a a sc. finds before the half was up. The ball was in W.

It. territory during most of the second but W. Ac J. etiuld not force it losing on downs near the line, after which W. R.

E. would pant. Th.e ball was on V. R. 4a-vard lite- at the end of the game.

WASHINGTON. Pa, Nov. II The football cr inks of to.vn got out a drum corps and but tied r-d fire to-mghr celebrating Washington end Jefferson victory on the fjot'cel tit 1 i.g.iinst Ad. 1-bc! I i ollege. at Clevelaii! this t.

riiOou T'ae Wash leg-ton and J.ff.iaon went to. diio 1. and it was f. cr- ha 1 that its r- cord of lot ir.g against ibis a son woucl be broken. The bn up: W.

R. W. A -S. A mm-m Left end Edwards McOonald Le ft la -kl- Dtifi'y Jenkins Left guard Ingcs Kianur Center Hall Clisby Right guard Core a tie. Right tin kle Thciier McMahon Right end Eicln i lord Quart or back I "avis Shaw Left half 1 alee Bight half Flowers Ce'lins "nil back Matthews Touchdowns- Brownie.

Flowers Failed tfoal nice 2. Referee 1 P. Empire E. G. Smith, Ler.igh.

Sevi-Ule Defent Kmni rt Sewickb defeated the Emsworths yesterday on the athletic by a score-ef IS to t. There was a large attendance of lovers of the game for both si.l. and tlie play was full of life ami enthusiasm. The work of both teams was th" of ,1,.. season, but the home t-am.

by a series of scientific plays, up the visitors. The teams ware not evenly matt bed and Sewlekiey bad a little lb" best of the name. Arrangements bad been made with the high school, but they fell down at the eleventh boor. La--t ye. they mui the game by a snap score, but for some reason tiny failed to line up against the s-ewicKieyans game to-day was one-sided.

The i- itors could do lit'ie with the Sewi- kl. team, tin- I.i 1 1 running th. ends ar.d going through, taekl. and guard al pleasure. The g.a:i;o was devoid of features, its tin' SCeU'o SiiOWS.

The liile-Upi St Is. Emswortli o. Kaufman Left 1 Reno Left tackle Dee'itie gua i 1 "obsou I Iff McQueen I'll I 1 oil Kellv Aid ioi.al-1. Bui row Lake Kef. 11 I a idso'l.

Ci tii Quh-ii Rigiit guard Bigiit la. kle Bight end Quarter back Left half Right hvlf Fill! back M- Claieii. mpp. F. Pa i mt .11 i niilioa Lui Veils Balr-l Empire S.

o- Anolber lone One I. a ,1 T'-i- li-g DAT ROBE, Nov. Eni- vt-rsity oi West Yirginitt turitetl the- ta- I bU-s tin our ib is to-day. and defeated 1 tin -in in as haitie as ha-' place h. re iliis s- ason by a oi 4 to Barring the jostbtig indulge'! in by both sides, the game a a biail- ian: coate-t.

In lb iir. ia side scored, and i lines wotil i Pack and forth, now into tii territory of the visitors and ba -k Lali'oii. 's. The seen I half woi.Id I lesidted likewise for a Mist; bv lirallii-r. 'i'iie ail kick- tovval I i Lati-oi.

goal. Brciiicr. bo oouMj "nave the ball, 1 it eo over tie- goal It struck a Ilit his foot. Trenchard, afi.r a run. fell on the ball, and 1 the only, ton.

hdowa. Hal tin- hail been pel i would have been Lut 1 Ml ai the 2-'a-d line, and the rt suit fight have i.e.-n entirely i.t. TI." locals Will fllPiil a'! il' neep. b---fore yi-sH game that if -t-iy v. uu i.J-vr or th nines tbi HATCH US IF YOU CAN.

I 954 and 956 owCvAqx0 1897 BICYCLE PRICES red; li'GSD The public expected a highest grad3 bicycles, and Mtg. as the recognized expected to announce thern RAMBLER SINGLES RAMBLER TANDEMS-. and Brown hnd ad van red the ball 57 yards in three The ball was on KVyarel line when the whistle blew. During the intprmi5.sin Captain Sigman took his men under the grandstand and beseeched them with tears in his eyes to "tear up the interference, and watch the With bis gulps in their throats the players promised to do so. Joe Douohuo could not play in thi new half.

His place at end was tcke-n by Vincent. Vincent's place at n.ur.rier back was taken by Wyant, and Wynnes piaoo at -nard was "taken by Johnson. An pxchant-e of kicks between the full backs began the second half. Young: on Si groan's last kick, got the ball on 40-yard line and carried it 10 yards before downed -After the bail had passed to and fro a few times the IVj'iuesnes not possession of it on their own 27-yard line, and at once be.iraii a inarch toward the goal, Beeman. Younsr, Brown ard Johnson soon had it on Greensburg, 50-yard line.

(Brown. Ruided by Rose, darted around Oreensbtirs, a left end seven vards. Johnscn rounded right end for 13 yards. placing the ball on Greensbur sr's "ne- crowd went wild. Brown yards, taking- the bail within two of goal, out of bounds.

Young 1 plunged for one yard. Brown pushed I f. ltu -rown. pv Vniltur 1 lZr lne 1 nis re mad enough to eat the ball Young kicked goal, and the score read: uunatsii? yj, (J-reensbur" 0 .7 ft 'f. For the next five mir.utes the Puquesne '-f oacks kept th crowd cheering con- oy hither a.r.d thither lor big trains.

Green sVi-s fliati bail walk 47-yard line. "Campbell 3 through for six vards v. 10:1 i-iscus advanced the ball int" lu- 1 quesne's territory, it on the yard line. At the next eruption Ross Fis- i eus was seen grallopir.jr toward Duquesne's i Sroal, with ail the Duquesne players at his I aione in his wav, but 1 he brushed the captain aside and ran over i the line. Now was Greensburg's oppir-J utu.1 t.

let. howled t-y hcw'ed Sigman failed oni. Score: Diiquesne 12, Greens- i burg 4. The Duqufsnes did not waste much time in getting the ball over the line for the third and last touehdewn. Young kicked otf as id the Fiscus brothers carried it to the center of the held.

Here the Duquesucs got hold of it. Young kicked to Greensburg's 12-yard line. Sig-mau got th ball, but it slipptd from and Messb fell on i'. When Brown and Young took it. to the lit: 1 the end and Young kicked Greensburg 1.

bail on iu- te line-ua: G. A. A. 1. D.

G. A A. If. Brown Gernett nd Darragh i kle Campbell i Wag-enhurst. guard.

J. Wageiihurst ('enter Wyant Kiehl Thomas J.Donohoe Vincent Fiscus Fiscus Sitrman i'i Johnson Rose E. gut guard. tackle. Right back Left Right Full YounA Touchdowns Young, E.

Brown. John son, It. Fiscus. Goals from touchdowns Young 3. Missed goal Sigman.

Substitutions Messier for Gernett, Johnson for Wyant, Wyant for Vincent, Vincent for Donohue. Refer Ben Donnelly, Princeton. Empire Dr. Schoff. of P.

L'nesmen, Messrs. Brainard and Null. Time of halves 3o and 25 minutes. College Hraervea All IUfct. The red and blue of the Pittsburg college came out victorious again yester day atternoon a very nne game i tween the Reserves and the Keystone Tigers from Lawrenceville.

The game was a very enjoyable one, being devoid of all rough features and the visitors taking their defeat in a real sportsmanlike manner. They played a dashing game, but the good team work and sutiprb interference of the students was a trifle too much for them. Walker and Sheehan were the interference of 1 every play. Walker always hit the lino for good gains, and Webster, Malotie and Knorr made large runs around, the I ends. eoster raauo the best run of tne lay of 60 yards, resulting in a down.

Walker's interference making a clear Held for him. The crack full back of the Reserves, Walker, yesterday kicked his second field goal of the week, 'it was made under difficulties, as two men were almost upon him. O'Connor and Daily for the visitors tackled well. Tlie line-up: P. c.

Pheltn MeKeever Doherty MeQuade O'Neill Webster Sheehan Knorr Walker Touchdowns Keystone 0. Left end Left tackle Left guard L'enti Right guard Right Right end Quarter Left half half I Haniou Dav Etzig Coulev Cox i O'Connor Full back Ma lone 2, Knorr, -Dlliie i I eoster 2. Goal from field Walker. Goal KU'Kefl Wa'kcr 4. Goal missed Walker.

Time I Two i-'e-riiuuto halves. Referee R. Wall. Empire Terence Coilm.an Grea- IS a. Liuesirien Steider and Murphy, Substitutes Xovack for Doherty, Smith for McWillicras.

-o- Xeitlier Side Crosses tlie Line. The Braldoek team and its rooters to Oakmor.t have a- e-c? escerday ar.d txpe-ted thing of it, because it fcatcd CwkT.tr. mont had itri fa jt'uyeti iint a tew weeks ago. team out yesterday, r.cd tliat surprlred its manv era dock tns ilr: lUCCKS the bail in the first half within of the gc-il line, but could not over in three trials. Oakmont will Saturday.

The ft 0. Brad dock 0. end J. Jones Left tackle Winstor.e gaartl.E. Rosenbloc.m Cv-ntar Quirk guard Davis Bight E.

Farr Rosenblooni Jones George. Reese C. Farr W-u: a back. 1 alf. i Li Lee.

i.i n. JTr. Lee. T'mpire Jlr. George.

Kintc i wenty-five minute halves. Ended fn a Tie Game. sccfr.I to T'-'a-; Tttsl-airr A MHATTA Nov. whoop or th" Ca Inili ias -Tlie was t's to 1: ui: a i ei of, tie I i i i I 6. Williams Sutphen HeffelSncer Mahor Bioll Marshall Kyle Thomas Knipe dimming Braoke Referee Elizabeth end tackle Vajsha guard Trafton Center Stilltiian guard F.

Smith tackle Seheafer end half half Fuil back H. Corbin. Yale Koheler Denize pp Smith '). I'm- pire 11. raves.

Yale Kr.app and Ynrian. L.inesm' Messrs. ASSOC I ATIOX I'OOTHAIL. Standard i'loy Stronjj l.nt Arp Denton Iy The Alleghenv Standards visited Home- stead to play the crack combination of the famous borough, and. although they bad to retire defeated by the s-pore cf 3 to 0, put up an execellent gan.e and gave the Homestead boys a hard run for th victory.

Both teams were fel'ghtly strength, but the substitutes put up an excellent game and showed they were no novices at the game. Lafferty opened the scoring for Homestead by heading the ball through from a corner kick 25 minutes after the start. No more scoring was tlon in this haif. Homestead scored again immediately after the start of the second half, and from this on until live minutes from the finish honors were equally divided between the teams. Homestead ilnaily managed to rush the ball through again.

The line--jp: i lomt it Parry Brockin Kerr Halt Isles Brown Graham Lafferty Smith Sautters 1-3. Ba.k... back. Half back back. Forward Forward Forward Korea rd Standards B.

I "art ridge Ior.es Partridge A. Walt iron Partridge Crocks W. I'ai ridge Sianey Martin at East Liv-Liverpool McDonald did not play eritool yesterday. East celled the came. The Pittsburg Rovers and the second team of the McDonalds will play a game of association football on the Manhattan grounds, Mt.

Washington, Thanks-giving day. The same promises to a v. ry -interesting one as both teams met year and played a ti- game. The Rovers have been practice lat. ly and will in good condition when they meet toe strer.tr MeDonab) team.

Th game will ci.sninence at rn. The Kovts would lik- to arrange games for lway from Address J. M-rrimac Christmas and New Vt home. New Casiie preferred. A.

Whitehead. secretary, streft. Mt. Washington. The Corinthian team, whb has ar- ranged Homtrft i game with Homestead at td for Thanksgiving day, will be a strong aggregation.

All players who wish to join the team are requested to meet at the of "The Post" Thursday evening at o'clock. Stein Was tli Star. The Clipper club football team defeated the Our Hoys, of E.na, in a well-piaje i gam ye-iterday at park by the score of to The featutv-i of the game v. ere th.e ail-around playing of Stein, making a touchdown after a ran of yards. Big end runs by Butler, Nelis.

Kelly and Berry were also features of the Kime. Thome played a fine defensive game for the Lur Boys. The une-np: Clippers Our Boys Donahue Nti's Left end Joe Hcarn Left tackio GriHUhs Left guard Nteset Center Beck Taylor Berdma.m James gua rd. Weckbecker Stein Itighc tackl II. Johnson Tpptrman Ititrht end Schuster Kelly B' try Buticr Quarter back Thorue Left half C.

Right half Campbell J'uU back Stanton Touchdowns Bull Kelly. Sti n. -nciis. from touchdowns Butlnr .1 Referee Mr. Murray.

Empire Mr. Hart Linesman Kinrcl. Chief (oatt-sli lloyi Doirnril. Chief Coates and his crowd of football laj ers. of La wrt ncevilie.

went to i are mum yest'i-iay with the intention of tbtlns era d. It wc; Kf.j.-on and bo tit T'ce Katun; of 1'iaylng, the be the local ground' i TarTituni 6. 1 C. llepltr k.T. A.

C. up, but the best g.ime of tilt; teams phiyt hard ball. tii game was Mack's that lias been seen on season. Th-3 Mne- La v. rencevill-O.

Left end Vctrer Smith guard Rauli Center Bloom Ri a rd Valbreoht taclile L. Lvons M'ter I ilepier. Rigilt end Keeley Quarter back Coates Left half rjiel Right half s-ott I'uli back Miller Towns Giles. Goal from too a. lia s.

Heis.y Touc! down Mack. Substitution Smith for (.. Lyons for r. Cnnt Stop the Crcrn Stars. An interesting game of football was played at E.

A. C. park between the E. A. C.

Reserves and the Y. M. C. A. The features ef the game were the run of Miiiier for a touchdown ar.d the bucking of Jordan and the tackling of Ireland, of tlv? E.

A. C. The Y. M. C.

A. could not stop the Green Stars from going through th-ar line, Ireland making a touchdown one minute after kick-off. The line-up: E. A. Y.

M. C. 0. Git.en Succop Maguire J. Keating.

loog D. Keating Burke Keiiier Mahler Jordan Ireland end Center Risht Berger Fox Krugii Shrek Or Ih Harris back -Rigiit Quarter back half haif Fregle back Krtz Touehdonws Mahler land 2. The Incrlcsidew Jordan 2. Ire- Outplayed. The Orange pthletic club, of Allegheny.

defeated the rnglesides, of East End. at the W. V. P. grounds yesterday In a vf Il-plnyed game.

Tile bucking- of Graiige was ioo much for they g.vmg -vacy tains frcua 10 Kensington Girth McCabe Schaab Tonner Scott Curstecken. 1 lara Wills Beakin A polity-ft. Johnson "arnaha Burster LatTeity tackle. guard. 'enter guard Irwin end back.

half-- V. Johnson SetNU iug r.uvvman Klingensmlth. half. Full ba.k. Itrntltloek.

Tiger Lost-. The Wilkinsburg A. A. and the Rra l-do Tigers met yesterday in the hardest fought game of the season, V. A.

A. winning by the score of to The feature of the game was the aii-rcund playing of Bean and Slonigt for W. A. A. ami thM line bucking of Lovett Br.iddo-k.

The line-up: W. A. A v. T-irt sioniffer Stoitier Kirehaer Crider ll.tntilton i on i igo 1 'can Swi ft Touchdown fioiahi Kirk Left Kiht Left --Bridge uid end ird guard. t.i--k..

ba k. h.ii;.... ba and i erg Ha- Lot. Dean. Jiihnnloii'i Hun III 11-nderson i arid ttv i a ti" g-ime Kt-n I lire stou's run f' FeUon's bucking a Olll te tie ti.

game. ti. A. -Shitaller -I'rorv Little Brnvn Turn, The Hut end Left ta ki 'enter ia-d. RiL-iit i end i-, fe 'of: a a a r.

ly I.a;,- on Acre -w. Gi M. I.e Mi Jo ant i art 'nv hnui'i tin L. It I'all I "tapir I i i i T.Hi.-! Sfiirt'tl ii Safety T.c" I it P-IRWIN. Pa, Nov.

r.iors and the Jeanne! tpiite a cios' are! xcit bali here this afternoo .1 a iors 2. ii ml Won. I. The- win ledcUiS pi gate- of n. Ti It 1 1.

I'ticninghain Mc Keever. Lt ft end ft tackle. f-ekle. ft guard 't titer back. Rogers A li.it.

I Yuri Myers Thomas iausrhma a Wilson Powers Newmyer. Short house Stewart I Boyd Weddb- T. Douglass Jut I.iUe tli W. re I' kV J. Team.

"i T'i- WASHINGTON. No J. scrub el-vcil t-iisily oa.kda'" a'-ad-tuv foi.tp.-ii! this afternoon, tlie si 21. aklal3 Th up as follows: Scrubs 21. Mc- Th" w.

lean: at this result arns lined Crumrme. Allen Rt 1 ester H-niig 'ore MargTum I 'lark Moore jntveluliel lnt The ii. s. Win. 1 ti'e Natrona athletic clua at Natrona by a ore of toil.

The Hieh S- lioo! outweighed bj potitals. but heid ground li. scored in. the tirst half, after three play. Natrona, had ba wit'ai: one yjrl of goal In the last half, but Ics: on downs.

Row then went around 3rt and M-A'iai ii did the sane thing. T.tr.t wltn i i. Tin-ay at 'giic la the middle of high -ho .1 will lull Ill-tit io ti letl The Cottage club was to bar-the Homestead Mevsenners est A a 1 played nlay iit Homewood. After botli teams lined up the Messengers, without any excuse, tin- baby act and left til- gridiron, to the tiis.i loir na of several hundred spectators. The 'ullage btc are very anxious to m-( -t fer Thiinksgiving.

and prefer I he AH -glory high school or Pittsburg high s-dioo'. Any team averaging 1" to Kn pounds wi'l be iiccoiunitidatcd. Address J. P. LoW.

Cart! Jones Laiigbbn, Pit tsburg. 1 si ion ttw ll Ke-iMoii Si- Tit" -lens ENIONoWN. Nov. 14. The diversity school of Itlis place and the burg, eolb'ge eleven played th.

st eond game this season hi this afieruoou, I'ntontow Inning to a. The home i. layers were a.cgress.x ft om the art. i.tn I the visitors did not c-t th" skin Into 1 "alont n's at ihiv time tiunng a le-r tin- haives. The I'ulv.

rsity scored two louchd awns, but rou.d not kick goal. The Eniversity boys hav nut been scored against by any club this season. liamp nt the College. The Lalus team ni'-t with aiioim yesterday. The boys journeyed to the Pittsburg college to phiy tlic lag of ib.it ion, but found only six players on the field.

The Others were sick in bed or unable to pi into their deforms. The referee awarded tlie geme to tin team by a score of i to tt. The veil! pay all expenses incurred by the Labis team. Bales wi'l line up at L'urnegie on Saturday. nnd Mlts telietl.

LONDON. Nov. I I Pat I of America, atel Walt, P-s. of London, haw deposited a forfeit for a bosun: match of rounds before tin Birniinpham. train at Birmingham.

winner is to receive a vturisc. iloaj.ti b. lie iJua. Oak. I ab Ieft end Le'v taeki mi guard MeMaliou Thorn! guard.

Mei.au hit a ta- kl" Leister end Bordo ter back Schrodes half Land half Tibbens Full back Thompson not the smallest people in the world. Before the game began the crowd be hind the ropes, in the grand stand and bleachers wondered how the Duquesr.es' i were going to move tnat solid wall or nesn ana nones. mey uwe i iu nd the wall and the prettiest and They simpiy ran around the wall and made the game one of most exciting of the season. The big fellows from Greensburg might as well have tried, to stop water going through, a eievaas to check the dash.es of Beeman, Brown, Johnson and the rest of the Duqucsne runners. The Dm-paesnes could not move the wall, but they scattered every brick of It and went through the i debris like streaks of glory.

These runs and plenty of kicking by both full backs lent a charm to the contest that pleased everybody. Sigman was in po f--eri yesterday at punting. Young gained on him at every exchange. Three times i the Duquesnes crossed Greenshurg's goal, once In the first half and twice in. the second.

The Greensburgs went over the line only once after a. great run of 62 yards by Ross Fiscus in the second half. A great number of rooters accompanied the Greens'ourg team, and they had plenty of money with them to back their favorites. There was rot cnotig'a of Duquesne money to offset the roil from Westmoreland county, but a sum changed hands at even. In the first half the ball was kept altogether on Greensburg grounds.

Young kicked off, sending the ball to the, seven-yard line, and Lawson Fiscus took it 30 yards before he was brought down by Rose. Ross Fiscus took it 10 varus, and there Sigman kicked to Duquesne's 50-yard line. Young immediately kicked back to Greensburg's 13-yard Iin.3 and then followed the ball rr.d fell on it, while the Westmoreland gang was standing around watching the thing hop. Young could not gain an inch, because all the heavyweights immediately dropped on him. Beeman tried the line twice, but could not move it, but Brown darted around the end for five yards, but the distance was not su'fi-cient, and the ball went to Greensburg-Sigman at once kicked tli" bail out of danger to his own 35-yard line, when Y'oung fell on it.

Now a little demon loomed up in the person of Joe B'ono-hue, Greensburg's right end. Beeman tried his end. but was on the ground quicker than a wink. Brown tried tho same dodge, but was there again, and Young was compelled to kick. The ball went to Greensburg's 10-5-ard line.

Now the isitors made a thrill of fear run through the Duquesne adherent v. Newton Fiscus just walked through the line for 12 yards and Lawson meandered for 18 more. This was awful. The Duquesne's were then thrown aside like bo many ten pins, and seemed powerless to check the advance of the They held together bravely, however, and made hearts lighten by actually stopping a concerted rusn 01 tne noie Greensburg team. A moment later Campbell, like the man Jack the Giant Killer was after, walked through the line for 17 yards.

He got clear of the pile, but fell into the meshes of Captain Young, win brought him down with ft. bang. Joen Donohue drove through for three yards, placing the ball in the center of the field. Campbell again tried to walk away, but was stopped by a heroic effort on the part of Duquesne. The.

ball went to Duquesne on the center lino, and there, by the way, was the nearest the ball got to Duquesne's goal in the first half wliila in possession of the Greensburgs. Beeman and Brown now began a series Of runs that set the erow-d wild. While tne giants were puzzled wnat to do to 1 stop the brilliant dashes. Young put them all agog by suddenly taking a plunge through the line. Near the end of the half Sigman kicked the bail to Duquesne's 47-yard line out of The ball was quickly brought in, and then Beeman took a skirt around right end for SS yards, running out of bounds on Greensburg's line.

Joe Donohue was not as active as he was at the beginning of the gr.me. ral times ho remained on the ground roiling in agony. The rush was too much for him, find Beeman rounded his end with Impunity. Messier took the bail two yarns runner on. Messier was not In the game at i the start, Gernett playing in his stead.

A few minutes befora the above play eome one shouted that lessler had ar- rived. In the very next scrimmage Gernett discovered that his leg was broken and he remained on the ground. Messlor took his piace in line aval Ger- nett limped to the side lines. Ed Brown to run. but wis ta-kWl I by Thomas for a loss cf three yards.

Then Youus kicked ar.d Sigsnati kicked, i after a short struggle Gt; Wage fell on the ball after a by (-re; ns-burg on the 27-yard line. Brown at oneo galloped across the field for five yacls. and. Beaman grar.d'y arouttU Greensburg's left end for yards, the ball 13 yards from goal. Urovdi btt ed for one yard and Young for pulled Brown to within eight yard of the, line.

Things wr lc warm, and the crowd yell ly. Bewuan for six yards, i c-inr! the ball two ya.rds Iror.i cl. Vourg' smashed the lire for yard and then he shot t' okt: ber as an theegh evt-rj i csy I arotmd him was yei! eg i to waken the dead. Youa hi k- ti -r tha ere was: e. The huir tt IC I i i i 1 i Owing to their advanced met! with millions of dollars investe bicycle plant on earth, with th costly automatic rr.achi'-.erv, furnish even better whe-e's th.v NEW BOCK OF RAMBLERS" READY SOON.

KAERCHER, Of 439 WOOD iowCAe Axyt- ha-- ir.iide a r.uosii ioti to the lu. 'SI' icatumeiiioiii to allow him to i. rew to I uiVt board a tr al. it all the ads eif the Yah'-Princcton will be veti as tb.e battle pro- i iir.ss.-s. Mr.

lrw stated that he tail rot s'ca'ietl with any oliiii for next season, ard tecl." al lie I not know anv-thitti u'tout the report that lie would i l'liihi-c-pehia. inIor I-'ifl Tlit-ir Muteli. Tin- Kt. Isior club debated the afternoon by a score of is to The jf th" lii.T" "MS the j.lr.yinst of and (loudy. lOxcels.ors wani witii teams of I'Ja to 1 Co pounds.

A-ldrt ss Jiiiic-i Vern-r avenue. Pourth Ali -pheny. l.tuel Srorr. The annual revolver match of the r- shot yesterday. There three e-ntries and Capt iia Mci'iain.

eif t'oaiiviny won the ma 'eh. His score was ai yards, "1 at a' anls and yards, a lieutenant Jones made a score of 7 1'rniiklin llimne Oil City. "iii Tae T- OIL OITY. Nov. 14 A fair-sized crowd witnessed th" the bail i t-ani to-day by the eleven Frank- Sco-e, pi to ti.

1 Sterling thletle Inli Oefeateel. Th" of McKeesiort. il.tr lu'u ivoi- I STREET. cwsXor- WxcSct bell team, of Pittsburg-, yesterday by a score of IS to v. PI.KVri" OF IMIXERS.

Ills I.ivt tlen Ii ill Ulnar This Week. The bcixiii? entertainment next I'riday Saturday at the World theater, under the iinniiirment eif Fred Ilulsman. has all the indications of success. A at the follow entries will tit monstrate that: Iouden Campbell. Jack MCb-'lai .1.

Tom Sttrup, Pat. Rear-den. Zin.ter, John Alaloney, Paddy fe Kohl. I-arry" Hack. Mike Le wis, Itack, Danny Fallon, FMr.k Morcan.

Kddie Campbell. I.arry Arnold. Iluch Rodr-rs. Gorg Kmp-I, Jack Gritlin. Jack Taylor, Dick Jor.t-s.

James Harry Johnston. Ryan. William Clifford. Joe Slev-'n. Jis- O'Brien.

Sam Pavis, riiil Mc-Ti'4e. I ave Connors, Ieorsre FInley, Jim otheilo. Frank Sweeney. Jack Beder. Jack 'avanauiih.

Jim" Huses, John Joe Haley. Hac Kenroder, Sol II van. i li. O'Mailey, I'aldy Jiisif H. UnriH'tl to Death.

LMXlXUTiiX. Nov. 14 The rta-bb's of W. Fl. I.

Stokes, of Xew Yrk. w. tiestrojt-'l by lire near this last narht. Josie world's pacing rc--or are. and six other valuable norms, burned.

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