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I COACHES BnKey, Quarter. Upper Row. Olase (Dartmouth), head coach of Baylor: Harrell (Baylor), sslstant coach of Baylor; Moran (Massllon Tigers), head coach of A. and (Michigan), head coach of Texas; Alexander (Missouri), coach of Poly. 1 Middle Row Johnston (Miami), coach of Austin college; Utay (A.

and assistant coach of A. and Day (Ohio Wesleyan), coach of Trinity; Little (Bay METHODISTS LOST TO T.C.U. lor), assistant coach of Baylor; Stewart (Vanderbllt). coach of r. (j.

u. assistant coach of Texas; Snipes (Southwestern), assistant coach of Southwestern; Freeland Lower Row. Rlx (Dartmouth), Baker. Southwestern Put Up Crippled Line-Up, but Lost After Great Fight. FARMER'S FIRST VICTORY A.

and M. Ran Up Score of 50 to 0 on Free-land's Daniel Baker Eleven. (Houston Post Sptcial.) GEORGETOWN, Texas. October II. Southwestern university lost Its first gaina of the season to Texas Christian university Oils afternoon, 1 to Cox ooorad all three touchdowns and starred throughout the game.

He was Injured is tho last quarter in making the final scor. A drlsaling rain fell throughout too afternoon, and the field was Just muddy enough to impede progress. The result of the game was not alto-gether what was expected. Texas Christian had the advantage In welgnt, twenty pounds to the man, and Bourn-western's lineup was crippled because of the fact that three of her best men were out of the game. Th Methodists put up an excellent Framo all the way, scrapping in defense of evwry Inch of ground T.

C. U. won. On weveral occasions Southwestern held ttia Kort Worth players hard right under the posts. The gam waa featured by clever individual playing.

Cox played a star game iroughout, scoring touchdowns In the rat, second and final quarters. In the irly part of the first quarter he plunged rough the line and carried the bail over, i the second quarter he scored on a -enty-yrd run. The play In the final tarter was spectacular. T. C.

U. pushed ball steadily down the field by a sews "of line bucks. When twenty-five rds from the goal. Cox received the til on a pass and ran through a broken id and crossed the goal. T.

C. V. suc-t-ded In kicking only two goals, mlBslng a the first attempt. For the visitors Bussey made several "table plays and was successful In gain-t ground. Osburne waa good in decisive work and blocked a kick by nobis In the first quarter.

Bassler scored vera! gains and Golson showed up well i plunges over tackle. Captain McHenry did not make his ap-aranoe In the game until the second rter, but was everywhere when he did ear and, as usual, played a star game, ij bins, Monntng, Graham and Harris I good work for the home team. Bout-it's work was conspicuous in the third rter. Southwestem's line owed poorly as a whole, Smith and I i. I i (Vanderbllt), coach of Daniel WMW HARRIS C0UNIY LEAGUE; NUMBER TWO TEAMS Athletics Won Four Out of Five Off Apollo Brunner Forfeited to Magnolias.

I Athletics Apollo Magnolia Standing. 46 36 26 17 800 19 578 28 378 30 338 Brunner 45- IS In the number two team rolling of th Harris- ocuhty league last Friday night, th Athletic. further Increased their lead by winning vfour out' five from th Apollo. Th Brunner failed to appear to bowl the Magnolia on the Athletic alleys and forfeited" five game. The Athletics scored 1129 pins to Apollo's 1076, and mad the highest tea frame score of 246.

Mccracken of the Athletics waa -high man with llfiv followed by C.nFry 4.th same team. Toake of 'tbe Athletic mad tie. best ten pins score of th night with IS. The scores. Athletics 4, Apollo 1.

Athletics 1 .2 86 44 -40 88 ...62 6 48 41 4fN67 ...6 37 27 6 Tot 60 316 62 314 86 328 69 265 49 216 Buriingham Gnescete Frye MoCrackea Toak A polios McGinns Hartner. Wlndt Kriqmel Feuchs Total .222 -218 204 23f 2461129 '1 ...29 .85 ...63 ...41 38 41 ...66 82 6 Pet. 41 194 60 223 37 20 44 225 64 226 43 41 47 60 2 231 2261076 Texas-City. VAivln 0. (Houston Pott Special.) ACVTN, Texas.V'October 12.

The. game of football' played" here'' tWlb' afternoon at Owen park- between the Alvln High School eleven and th Texas City Star resulted In a tie, 0 to 0. Marlltt -High Won, Oama, (Houston Post Special.) MARLIN, Texaf, October 12. In a game of football between the high school teams of Marilh and' Mart, the locals won th signal victory of 38 to t6t TORT Texas, October It-Howard Geera, motor cydlst. Injured Thursday when he ran Into a woman, led this morning.

(Texas); McHenry a Lower row A v8? WW? Photo by the Elliott. Austin." T. B. Yell Leader U. of T.

Winan's Adam Bed was first and Au-gust Belmont's Monotone second In field of twelve runners. The race was for 310.000 and was a handicap over a dls-. Unce of a mile and a quarter. NO WELCOME FOR GIANTS. They Resched New York at Mldnlgnt and' Refused to Talk.

(Associated Prtu NEW YORK, October 12. There was no crowd on hand to meet th Giants when they reached home from Boston at midnight tonight. Th players scattered quickly on leaving the train and none of them would comment on the day' game" or express any opinion on the outcome of the series. A contingent of dyed In the wool Boston fans, bedecked with their home colors, made the train abed ring: with a yell and song a they stepped from tbe coaches. a i POST "WANT ADS" GET RESULTS Thanisch.

Th right half, who uffered a broken collar bone In the Texas game and may not flay again thla season. Rvin at center maiie sDlendid show ing, their work comparing favorably with that of more experienced men. The forward pass gained no prominence i i i i i i 1. ,4 fa in me same. ica vunai-mii nj play once once.

8outh-8iern Kot away I Kwith It three time, but tor no long gains. Southwestern played on the aerensne almost the whole time, except in the second quarter, and trot within striking distance of Texas Christian's goal only oncev The heavy T. C. V. line was loo much for Southwestern defense, which showed the lack of experience in this season's football, while T.

C. U. was in good mldseason form and played with snap and life. The Lineup: Southwestern. Position.

T. C. U. Ryan Stiles Center. Henderson Smith Davis Barcus Bobbins Monnlng Harris Wilson Bode Ware Lavender Osburne Colson Rot tan E.

Stewart Cox Walton Bossier Right Guard. "Left Guard. Left Tackle." Right Right "Left End." Left Half. Graham Bussey Quarter Back. SUMMARY.

Final Scon University 0. -T. C. U. 20, Southwestern Fouts (Baylor) as), umpire.

referee; Leonard (Tex- Lehlgh Outplayed Navy, Associated Presi Report.) ANNAPOLIS, October 12. Navy Coffered a defeat at the hands of the Lehigh university football eleven today, 14 to 0. he visitors outplayed the middles from the very start of the game, wMen Paxetto of Lehigh ran seventy yards through Navy's team for the initial touchdown. the goal line for the winnlngtouchdown. Williams missed the goal.

The lineup: Baylor. Positions. Polytechnic. Moseley, Powers Bunk Wilson Right end. Cooper (captain) Toung Right tackle.

Crimm. Price gt, Clair Kight guard. Britton King Center. Dotson, Lawson Scoggins Left guard. Duncan, Porter Montgomery Left tackle.

Fouts, Wilson (captain) Bill Wilson Left end. Collier Henderson Quarterback. Yates, Wilson McNeil Right halfback. Meagher, Williams Darnell Left halfback. Miller Fullback.

Summary: Time of quarters Fifteen minutes. Touchdowns For Baylor, Moseley, Williams; for Polytechnic, Montgomery. Referee Massinglll (Texas). Umpire Pew (Waco Young Men's Christian Association). Head linesman St.

Clair-(Baylor). LAFAYETTE'S SLOGAN FORGOTTEN. "Beat Yale" Lost In Shutout by Old Ell. Associated Press RePort.) NEW HAVEN, October if Ef-fective line plunging and a goal from the field gave Yale the game with Lafayette thla afternoon, 16 to 0. Yale scored a touchdown In tha first three innings of play when Flynn carried the ball forty-five yards to Lafayette's five-yard line and Quarterback Cornell was sent out for the score.

Yale scored another touchdown In the second period, but Phtlbln's attempt at a goal went wide. Shortly afterwards Merkle made a goal from the field from the visitors' twenty-yard Un. I SWARTHMORE DOWNED PENN. Gsmett Eleven Sprung Surprise on th Quaksrs, Winning to 3, (Associated Press Report.) PHILADELPHIA, October 13. Swarthmore college sprung a big surprise, on tha University of Pennsylvania football team today bv alvins the Oiu.kar thai st defeat of th season.

The visitors won, to Ther was no question about th I i rAT'LoTWEAfFDFoLY Cox, Fallback. better team winning. Swarthmore got the jump on the Pennsylvanians and In the ft ret period carried the ball eighty yards for a touch! down. The Pennsylvania eleven found Itself for a short time in the second period and twice threatened the Swarthmore goal. Once Pennsylvania lost the ball on downs on Swarthmore's two-yard line.

Marshall made Pennsylvania's only score with a drop kick from the thirty-yard line. Throughout the game 8warthmor carried the ball from scrimmage a total of 263 yards against Pennsylvania's total of 162 yards. Pennsylvania tried the forward pass eight times, but without suc- nnr Swarthmore used It four times successfully. ON MANY GRIDIRONS. Scares of Football Osmes All Over th Country Yestsrday.

Cast. At Princeton Princeton 31, Virginia Poly 0. At New Haven Tale 16. Lafayette 0. At Philadelphia Swarthmore (.

Pennsylvania 3. At Amherst Amherst Springfield S. At Providence Wesleyan 7, Brown At Hanover Dartmouth 55, Vermont 0. At Annapolis Lehigh 14, Navy 0. At Wst Point Army U.

Rutgers 0. At Syracuse Carlls'e 30, Syracuse 0. At Cambridge Harvard 23. Wllliama I. At Ithaca Cornell 14, New York I.

South. Nashville Vanderbllt At Poly 64, Rose At Athens Georgia 33, Citadel 9. At Birmingham Mercer St, Howard At Atlanta- Georgia Tech 21, Alabama 3. At New Orleans Tulane ti, L. I.

8. 0. At Knoxvllle Tennessee 3. Maryville 0. South Atlantic.

At Chapel Hill North Carolina 9, Wake Forest 2. At Charlottesville Virginia 10, Hamp-den-Sldney 0 At Lexington V. M. I. 25, Gallandet 0.

At Washington Georgetown 20, W. and I. 0. West snd Missouri Valley. At Champaign Illinois 13, Washington 0.

At I-awrence Kansas 27. Missouri Normal 0. At Columbia Missouri 14, Columbia 0. At St Louis St Louis 20, Westminster 0. At Des Moines Iowa 81, Cornell College 0.

At Madison Wisconsin 5, Northwestern 0. Stat. At Austin Texas 3. Austin College 0. At College Station A.

and M. 50. Daniel Baker 0. At Waco Baylor 1, Polytechnic S. At Georgetown T.

C. U. 20, Southwestern 0. WILLIAMS SCORED ON CRIMSON. Mitchell's Field Goal Was First Tally of Sasson Against ptrvuri.

Associated Press Repo.) CAMBRIDGE. October 12. Harvard increased her last year's total In the annual game with WUllams today, but th visitors had th satisfaction of being th first team this season to score against the crimson, the figures being 26 to S. Last year It was It to 0. Harvard's first string of backs puncture Williams' line for long gams ouring me nrst two periods, but the substitutes were not a successful.

Williams' fielding goal waa the result of four forward passes which brought th ball within Harvard's seven- yard-line. Mitchell sent it spinning across the bar for a place kick. Har- vard waa twice within Williams three- yard line, but lost ths ball on fumble. ORANGE BEAT BEAUMONT. Defeated High Eleven Is Seeking a R.

turn Date. Post Spdal.) BEAUMONT, Texas, October 12. The Beaumont high school went down In da-feat before th Orange high school team on the local gridiron thla afternoon by score of 13 to 0. Thla was the first gam of the season and-was witnessed by a big crowd of Orange and Beenmont rooters. The Beaumont team will try and secure a return game.

Princeton an Easy Winner, (Associated Prtu JfAfl.) PRINCETON, N. October ll-Virginia Polytechnlo Institute proved no match for Princeton today, the Iger winning, 31 to 0. Ths defensive power of th Southerners practtcallv was with tha result that the Orange and Black waa on' the attack almost throughout th contest-Princeton's team work was mueb Improved, traces of a real Interference being noted for the first tun this faM. Cornell's Victory Ragged. (Associated Press Refort.) ITHACA.

N. October 13. Cornell won Its second game of football this season today, defeating the University of New York 14 to Cornell showed some Improvement, but the playing of th tea "Kited In the first half in which the New York collegians scored. inrir own thirty. vard Una tn rnal nn (vi.mii Panthers Had Lead on Baptists Who Won Out in Bitterly Contested Game.

ers' era used old style football almost en tirely, the formations were often ragged and fumbles were frequent toward the end of the game. Moran had most of his substitutes in the line-up. Montgomery-Everett Right End. Lambert Right Tackle. Lyls Right Cushman-Shaw Gil Center.

Miller Left Guard. Bowler Left Tackle. Krn Left End. Bell (Capt)-Bateman Dpslar; -Tinner Coley J. Toung (Capt) Prentiss Kignt nan.

Vesmlrovsky-Hlgginbotham Full Back. Beasley Left Half. Spoke-Herring Lowe Quarter. OF" ft ALB. Dyer (Texas), referee.

Melton (Emory co.iege),' umpire. Rldgeway (Auburn) head lineman. Time of quarters, 10 minutes. 57 C. C.

Perkins, Cereal 58 F. Schneider. Purity 59 G. Martin, Candy 60 W. W.

Beckman. SI e. Crlmmlns. Candy 62 C. D.

Cuny. Candy 63 J. P. Vaughn, Candy 64 S. L.

Powell. Candy ..121 ..121 1-3 ..120 ..112 1-3 ..108 1-3 ..106 2-3 ..102 ..70 Wisconsin Rsn Up Score. (Associated Prest Report.) MADISON, October 12. The University of, Wisconsin football squad today defeated Northwestern university In the first conference game of the season 66 to 0. Both teams used old football most of the time, Wisconsin's best ground gainer being an off tackle play.

American Horses Wo if. (Associated Prest Hepori.i LONDON, October 12. American horse won both first and second place In the Duke of York stake today. Louis tu trnm A ism-' 7 0 hm COLLEGE BT'ATION, Texas. October 12.

In the opening game of the football season her today, the Agricultural and Mechanical college defeated Daniel Baker by a score of 60 to 0. The heavy Farmers smashed through the Daniel Baker line and circled their enda almost at" will. Daniel Baker made first down only once and that was on a forward pass, a play they used without success, again and again. Agricultural and Mechanical waa penalised frequently for holding and lost several long gains aa a result Captain Bell ran the length of the field once for. a touchdown, but was brwtghl back because of holding.

Within three minutes after the first kick-off to Daniel Baker, by a series of line plunges, Captain Bell made the first touchdown. Two minutes later Beasley circled end od ran through' a broken field forty-five yards tot another touchdown. Kern at end and quarter pktyed a brilliant game, making two touchdowns snd a drop kick. The other touchdowns were made by Lambert and Nelms, a fast little substitute. Bowler, a 226-pounder, ripped off gains of twenty, forty and forty-five yards.

The trio of backs, Beasley, Bateman and Captain Bell, played in old time form. The Farm Y. M. A. BOWLERS SET FAST PACE FOR WEEK Sixty-Four Men Are Boiling; on Sixteen Teamt Bellmont It Leader.

Impetus was given ten pin bowling at the Young Men's Christian Association during the past week by the starting of the fourth league. So far 'ilxty-four men are occupying places on one of tha sixteen teams. Interest continue to grow and It Is not at all Improbable that one or more leagues will be organised within the next ten days. In the Hardware league th C. L.

Theo. Bering team hold th lead, with the Bering-Cortes and Peden Iron and Steel Company, a close second. Post Toastles lead In the Cereal league and the Dutch Cleansers In th Purity league. In the Candy league that opened last Friday night the Lowney and Hurler jumped Into the lead by scoring three straight victories over their opponents. Tbe Individual standing of th bowler of all the leagues to date follows: Nams League Average.

1 L. T. Bellmont ...163 2 L. Stelxlg, Hardware 166 1-3 3 J. E.

Belk, Hardware 1561-6 4 H. H. Wilkie. Hardware 1511-3 6 G. S.

Warner. Cereal 1611-6 6 P. C. Lawrence. Purity 7 E.

D. Shepherd, 150 1-3 W. H. Wilcockson, Hardware. .143 6-6 4 E.

H. Taussig, Hard war 14 10 G. Redwlne, .....14. 11 B. Martin, 148 1-1 12 B.

Willlford, 1471-1 13 P. Pittman, Cereal, 146 14 O. C. Conn, 146 15 R. J.

Morgan, 1461-8 IS R. E. Shepherd, ...146 17 P. Raynaud, ..146 18 R. 8.

Jahn, 144 19 B. W. WUllams, Purity ,146 2-3 30 W. JI. McNeil, 21 A.

F. Irwin. Cereal 23 A. H. Smith.

i. 23 S. A. Selllman, 141 24 R. H.

Waldrbn, 140 1- 36 E. E. Dattner. Hard ..140 1-6 26 C. E.

Belk. 13 1-3 37 A. Thompson, 1-3) 26 G. Rolnlck, Candy. .136 3-3 88-rW.

C. Malone, 13 30 H. 8. Devon, Cereal, ..136 1-1 81 H. A.

Werner. 4.135 1-1 83 J. C. Bellts, 83 A. R.

Handy, Candy. .....134 3-3 34 P. McPeake, Cereal. ...134 1-1 86 W. E.

Carpenter, 1-8 86 R. E. Sinclair, .....133 1-3 17 E. B. Wellhausen, 133 1-3 88 H.

M. Herron, 1331-8 20 P. Howard. Candy. ....133 1-3 40 W.

Dattner, Purity 41 A. R. Megartty, Purity. 1331-1 43 P. Welnburger, ...131 1-2 48 W.

M. Schleler. Pulity. 131 1-3 44 V. Purity ..131 1-3 46 IL Candy.

3-3 46 D. D. Wink, 130 47 K. Kingsbury, Candy. A.

ISO 48 J. Oover Candy i i 130 4t C. B. Crawford. Purlty.s.

128 i-i 60- XOeorge a. Howard, ..128 1-3 61 J. Worsham. Candy. 127 63 J.

B. Flltcroft .1.125 1-3 63 B. W. Shuddemagen, 125 1-1 64 W. H.

Nevin, Candy 126. -66 P. H. Held. ilXY I T-? '3 A A Oiouston Special.) WAOO, Texas.

October 12. In a blt- iy fought -mi featured by the ter- line plunging and brilliant end runs tba Baylor backfleld, by the splendid irk of Bight End Moseley of Baylor In Mvlng forward passes and by the od plunging of Right Halfback McNeil Polytechnic, Baylor today defeated ilytechnM by a scor of 12 to two 'ucbdovn to one touchdown and a The gama was played pit a muddy Held a drisxllcg rain and was characterised frequent fumbling, mostly by the Bay-i- team. The fumbling cams almost "lly In the first quarter and was dl-uy responsible for all the scoring of 4 folytochnto team Poty Acored Early. Poly cored all their points in ths first rter, whilst Baylor scored touchdown tha second and last quarters. first score, a touchdown, cam ough ft fumbls by Baylor on their own ard Una.

Left Tackls Montgomery of echnio took through, causing to loos the ball; the ball bouod-ito Montgomery's arms and be raced tlx Un for tha first touchdown. failed to kick goal. A few mln-tter. having worked tha ball down vioVsj 7 -yard line, they were held ball going over. On the to kkek out from behind the goal ritton mad a poor pas to Fouts, v.ns tbrowa for a safety.

Baylor Cam From Behind, ths opening of. th cood quarter, he scor to against them, th team began to fight. Securing on their own 40-yard line, they 1 th ball down to Polytechnic's 1 line by long forward pass and i of short and run and lin back, fnia pas crlas-oTosa, Moseley uui around left nd lor tonch- quartar with th ban Hion near th center of th bocan to hit th tired Poly-i. 1 errlfl plunge of e. It and Left Halfback WUllams ball to Polytechnic's T-rard piunge netted yards.

On own witn in nail on ray. ad lln, William went vr iU i rv Upper iw Cooper (Baylor): Rea (Daniel Baker); Ben A. aiid WoodhuU 14 A. O. Bturrock, t': mm isssassi WW v4HHf I II VW tf ViJ-.