Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1914-11-01 | Page 44

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CvTVpfs ' J t SALT Put Up Stubborn Defense Second Hamilton’s f I Against Stringers t- - I 5 ing ' the history Neverin game have see as great of the local box- OOTBALL in ing ‘ dished ' one up the fans had a chance assortmentof boxT SCORES "mbMy : 'T ' ’ c°a h ‘Blondy” Hamilton sent his the score stood to in favor of the fast Park armers Coach Neal certainly has done won-' uie miners ana deserves a great deal of credit for the — showing aga-inst the 7 At New Haveni-Y'ale 49 Colgate nisleani made atre tomorrow night The Minerswill meet the first armers Jordan K" Downing has-nine Annapolis— Navy 1G- A- and M of team and also the Manager H High school Eureka toJL4'' I' before the season' will NorthCarolina started with the' 'Miners kicking is over The stars bouts on the card for the '7 were Gid ley K Peterson Miners Kz Peterson kicked to Ballard who Burkegeth er "boys' ranging from 110 and a — Princeton and Stanley Gidley’s iams In the first quarter work was of the highest order and up to a pair of “whit© hopes” ten yards Philadelphia yl vania 40 ( with little more At ( coaching he should that cannot find something on the the ball first in possession of fan (: was one develop into-an excellent player The "bill indeed Swarthmore ( to tickle his pallet ’must anil then the other The ball stars for the were' Erickson iRandall armers At Cai-nD Wis-consin f v Milne and — Chicago x Ywas worked ’from- one end of the field Ballard Despain Coach’ be hard to please ( x the club sev X ‘yto Hamiltonthe was 'well satisfied with the the other and the first' quarter endued “amateur night” a ofgreat At YVest Point boys made and Z lilt with Villa Ko-va showing will work Army 41 eral weeks ago of made — with no score ancK the teams play-ling his first team-5 the coining week in the ft ft the followers great ’ball game here and preparationfor the East Side game the -" At Ithaca — Cornell 48 Holy Cross '3 Downing put it to these At the beginningof the second quarter which will probably be played on when Manager" At Minneapolis the houseas to whether with vote of — Minnesota thef Miners started a afternoon 21 The line-up nights would be continuedat intervals their consistent Springs rush and'' but 'for wasn’t At Colorado uni-’ ’J so there a CIT of once a month or the versify 10 — Colorado able toColorado college 7' fumbling might have7 been nil r in house and RflfiHI Roberson 1 dissentingvote will At Bloomington— Indiana48 Miami 31 part of both Sorenson score umbling bn the offset be given Mewhinney It they another At Agricultural-college of the Cushing Denver elevens xvas the only night The — Colorado IN Ralls 19 Nickelson show of this kind tomorrow Denver university Miners' worked the forward better than the game Gwilliam c should be At Austin— University 'of Texas’ 50 Morgan bouts much good pass to advantage several Blackler Pixton r Kr last one as the youngstershave taken Southwestern university At South Bend times-during the for 35 and 40 W’ Peterson Crostrove Notre 21 interest in them and twenty Ind— Dame game great a Haskell yards at a time Hancock BallardWhitmore have been in training more youngsters Mass Tufts Massachusetts from The the third quarter the Burke in At Medford (Continued last part of b1h couple of —college Preceding Page) Stanley for the past weeks Agricultural forced punt and K: Erickson show what to the YVolverine’s 164 Miners tv ere to Yale" Harvard gained Peterson Milne hopes of getting a chanceto At New freshmen Peterson- attemptedto kick but 'missed Philips Andover twenty-four yards Gidley It with four forward A Despain they can do and accordinglyManager U the ball entirely and a talent to draw rom At Easton Pa — Pennsylvania State Jordan player Officials: Neal refereen Downing has morebetter Michigan’ssingle attempt Gardner 17 Too passes The only score cf the day of Lafayette Plank and to recovered it and has had a opportunity caused a loss of In penalties umpire: Mehard head linesman Stew made during the last part or tne art then At Lansing Mich— Michigan looking the boys over and get Aggies was timekeeper 75 the Ann Akron Scoring Ends' Arbor team lost’ eighty yard's Be Let third- quarter' With three yards to of periods 15 minutesl Go by 'Time matched up accordingto their ability At Hanover N H — Dartmouth 32 to Score by periods:— Harvard’stwenty'" The victors' also make first down the armers- toformed Amherst Hast Ace in Hole 49 to 7: " of‘ Athletics be a Jordan 0 At Buffalo N puntedthe ball- 430 yards-to losers’ the kick formation Tt proved J Y City 0 0—0 times these matchesare a little 3' — Syracuse24 Carlisle 365 yards fake formationand before the Miners Park and ran the ball hack to scoring: it is to get a Milne the Jordan Touchdown Milne as impossible ranklin ealized where rhe ball-was Haverford and punts until they twenty yards to five' rancke Substitutions—Jordan Brown for 14 left end good line on the youngsters Marshall Haverford speedy back Who did most Nickelson Nickelson for real test but Cleveland Conn Oct of Cushing been put to the At Haven ColgateThe used Harvard’s punting Philadelphia Oct the Western Reserve 31— Connie Mack for 25 yards and the only score of and Park City for Hancock V Oberlin — Hamilton of them this better than who lost' to Yale: today 49 to judgment his Splawn the PhiladelphiaAthletics there will be so many rugby repeatedlyoutkicked manager of today day Erickson failed to kick goal Peterson for Gidley fail R if several of them to At Providence I— Brown 12 Vermont time that passing announced that- he 'had gamecompletelybaffled the asked be The game in detail the waiverson Pitchers Bender Plankiand goods there still will sport At Pittsburgh Carnegie 33 visitors In the third period Yale irst i’erlod O 19 Combs Mack's announcement was in PRINCETON-HARVARD enough to make a great night’s its entire second team the toss and Harvard guarded Bethany and it Michigan won and Manager Downing has Kan — Kansas 1G Oklahoma played then confirmationof a statement made’ by kicked off against a northeast up 16 that Colgate scored Yale wind O TO O against just a thing by matching was BIG Hughey Jennings of tiie Detroit regulais to back 20 yards and three manager IJncoln— Nebraska 20 Ames played its regular team again in the Splawn came team at Atlantic three of his best pairs of City The l’hila-delphia the center At Nashville—Virginia 20 fourth period Plunges through Harvard VanderThe close the card whichin themselvesare Dll game abounded in gave Michigan first down" Splawn and manager said he had no inten-tionof sufficient to guaranteethe fans a great spectacular runs by’LeGore Ainsworth Maultbesch went to Harvard’sretaining Washington any one of theft three Drake Yale and two plays and Splawn made pitchers for the season of 1915 run for their money Missouri and Scovll of Colgate West and line in first At Columbia Mo-— 13 Kansas Then ( (Continued from Preceding Page) Swarthout of down ’Harvard said he Continuedfrom Preceding Page)get tain While the fans as a rule like to see Agricultural it forced a kick wanted understood and The punt was that too much curve ball pitching1 boys at At Athens 23 Ohio The line-up highland that he did not think facility and if he can the classygiving work tney are L O 45 uni 19 summary: At AGranville — Marietta Harvard caughtit on its line Bender and aremarkable will be has the youngstersa chance defense built up his team keen for Denison 16 YY'esPlank’s usefulness robbed Walter Johnson of some of A the ball as pitchers was over is hardly levan fumble gave Michigan Besides Clark he has a there le “I heard from his excessive speed The to show themselves as Brann but a penalty set them am for the American league Stewart onside back and on an in 'and of cotii se a umpires are these bouts but who At Richmond Ind— 17 Earlgood end in Higgins who attends Depauw lt kick victory interested irt a fan Betts Brooks Harvard got the hall on its or defeat” Mack-said ‘‘and in Dowr“ Johnson because he is a v tackle Lamb has future date this is Conroy Weber own line hopingthat at somechampion At Terre Haute— ranklin Hardwick made six am league going to keep these players for powerful a maa favorite with the judges of play just and the yards Georgiain Coach Cunningham Poly Rose Ryan city may develop a around end sthen rancke punted our if possible Good of note Garmany the tacklewithwhoa as hQ is with fandom Johnson never the At Walden rg to line up is to giv rt Hughitt on center Michigan’s “I only way to dig them YVashingfnn n Sheldon rt Abel would not have asked for waivers has been laid up this season n G The yielded makes the slightest bit of trouble for Harvard but that should not a chanceto show what they 27 West Virginia Weslevan Sefton ground at this time but for the fact that bad shoulder youngsters again and two first downs followed the umpires worst he does 0BrunswiclL Bates 27 him long Cunningham has when can do qb Anderson Splawn punting the ball on the Crimson’s one of them told me he had been dickering dohi Scovil decision goes'against clever man at quarter tn Dorsey who a him is to smile lh Robinson with the a While this city was never as afflicted line ederal league and great 91 Again the defense and it isn’t a sarcastic a William and Ainsworth rh WestSwarthout stiffened althoughvery light a has brains smile either with the “whitehope” craze after Knowles but on a fake forward pass Jack uiiee did of the cities were Le Gore fb wonderful them- The line as whole is not fully Naturally the Johnson’srepeated reverses many Maultbeschwent toyards' mark work in their’pneners careers Rnnh but Cunningham is doing the world’s championship Iowa by periods: has experienced Score at center and has Johnson won Splawn made hero in world’s series Mike Donahue is caused as much discussion the local fans are 28 0 14 as a same Wing that from Jim Jefferies Yale among — 49 ItMaultebesch went to the mark ured games the by using in the coming A ana 31 63 doing at some of his the umpires as the baseball public Colgate 0— fourth down with two to go and Plank acknowledged as one of Auburn at 'showing more interest was the backfield ends Thrash and a pair of that large match between Referee — Evans' Williams bout of this DMteBak??TT-ex-Elco Institul Harvard held taking the ball on downs greatest everpitched are both as than any is competent men at then posihaevyweights Pennsylvania On offside' Harvard was set ba?k to the a ball joined the Athletics in 1901 and Others Opinions ot Catchers that has eVer been stagedheie ield judge Gil Under Pennsylvania kind 7 figured curiosity or just — mark Hardwick punted 45 in the winningof six American used to In talking about is Bergin Princeton VTiko Donahue of whotrouble once Wliether simply BrothHead linesman yards as the' period ended The play league Bill in periods— 15 pennants ius best on asked Dinneen which catcher he a desire tn see the big fellows Time of minutes had been painfully slow by both give the varsity lots Pa'— Washin-Jefferson has been hard to tell but the interest is At Washington ton and Yale scoring: — teams in a world’s series was in performance ucsi ui an tne1 men hnrt is 1913 when the Yale field a few yars ago who their 48 the same and work West Virginia ° univerhe won real al football at Auburn It nunaiea jus delivery ”1 was there just Ainsworth Scovill SecondI’eriodv from!the New York Giants developing always considerable in oLLy fortunate” answered Bill ‘In having will be watched with allovying the 'National has been necessaryfor him this yeajJ° good Knowles Le Gore Gore Guernsey Goals Michigan was topenalized 20 yards and hits leaguers two catchers yot0Wooster’ O but other-wise did pretty well with Wooster 13 develop a couple of line men terest Ken- from touchdown — Guernsey Splawn punted Harvard’s in the final most them Ganic and for the most of good line gameteam in he has always was a winWould Boost Colgate scoring: Hardwick coming-back 15 yards Bender joined the material He is making ner with the great Criger receiving out that this city Y’“HamiIton 26 St Goal from 1902 and part veteran If it should turn He then punted55 yards and Splawn’s but after all Abel — Robinson known as the "sure money pitcher” a ejever move by using Taylor as back an guess liked to developed a heavyweight of class it touchdown return punt was nearly 20 yards less was pitch to At Berkeley (rugbv) ITnit’prifv Substitutions: — in eterj world’s scries Charley arrell better than colllgc He w&n end on offense but pulling uim he would no doubt do more to stimulate havingthe ball at centerto Harvard any of the others I’ve’often gone to for Lough-ridge-for Harvard is interest in the boxing game than anything California y Yale Blodgett finally worked the' ball the in all oithem except the seriesgames of the line on defense where Brann with four or the clubhouseafter pitching done it is — for strength He has a hard else that could be as Ap&eles— Occidentalcollege Betts arrar Conroy westerners’ t’V-os mark YV'hen the the Boston Nationals this year a tower of in the line who come vell game feeling physicallyexhausted University of really the big fellows who the are looked Southern California for Walden: Michigan lino held a five men Wiley for WhiteforSheldon forward pass has not pitched don believe Coombs for and in Louis-tll ever felt that way after boxing Chatfield-Taylor G Sheldon much the mark upon as the kingpins of Church to Smith-put the ball on the two over TVTtsa years He was injured in a world’s that v ill be a At 33-Jackson for Stillman tackle game inmy which Charley arrell had MacLeish for Waite Hardwickmark has a Loo — rancke "made a first in delivery WMariv great fighters got their start later handled always had a instlfor Ainsworth Easton for Knowles in two tries and then Hardwick series game New York in 1911 and heard from young good Battling never fully last week once curve ball as most of the in this city Nelson in time tute for Le Gore Gould for Blodgett down dodged dear and across the recovered'He has a record The importanta game players will tell you Most catchers ana there never was a Tenn — UlHVt: Universityof Guernsey Betts for Loughridge Conroy for line of kaliedoscopiciear lnJYV He also "kicked goal winning a more produced persisted in calling for game against rangement ale that the opportunitywas as good as it micnnessee Chattanooga arrar for Wiley’ Walden for the o£ the football map curve White kickoff went for touch-back ball Splawn’s a Boston Americans Coombs earned a team which had not tailed to scoie knowing it was a mightymy hard ball presen)58 Sheldon: G) Sheldon for Chatfield-Taylor is at Alabama and Harvard rushed at its these of ‘‘Iron Alan” in pitching to solve In the pinch they amateur Stillman for Church Scovil for A penalty set them back and least twenty points in every game would A pleasing feature of by Manager 19PoWakef°rSit’ N’ to three victories against the at call for the curve C’ twenty-eight agayi’t believe contests as they are handled Wakeforest Gore MacLeish Ainsworth for Waite le mark and a 19 rancke punted Hughitt recoveringa Chicago Cubs in the week ago am none of Roanoke college for Guernsey Knowles for Easton like Notre conservative when say that in Downing is the fact tothattake his world’s series of strong team own a supposedly any At Richmond Va college Easton” for Scovil Cornell for Ainsworth fumble on mark Logan 1910 The games in just which arrell was the catcher the boys are permitted waiver on him caused Randolph-Macon — Richmond at no Dame found Washington and toJefferson half as and as soon as 13 intercepted Michigan’sattempton defeat threw ‘hooks’ as Whittleseyfor a forward surprise but that many arrell unecessarypunishment Brann for Gould pass and Alack' wouldlet It'heir mastersand went down the he is tho other master At Tampa la rancke punted tremb-linalv with catcher used G Sheldon had been so one boy show's — lorida 59 Southern MacLeish for- Good Easton the first down to the westerners’ and Bender and Plank go was not expected Michigan thewhich found to make average me rely to a large extent on the bout is stopped another brink of disaster Colgate — Genesseefor for Warren line Another exchange of punts Plank from his home at Gettysburg on my speed and slow ball and as this is to be At Newport News for Swarthout met racu-e pair brought out Hampden Hubbell West Bond fill force they mixing the gave Michigan the ball at the center Pa amateur Sydney 19 Williams and Mary for admitted over the telephone that itandhi succumbed when curve in every now and then to keep the svstem as long as these ignominiously CoineU Weber but the oval lost just tne night's’’are in is no chance was on a fumble it signs batsmen a trifle upset My was he who had been made an offer after two defeats show vogue therebeing began to and injured was called sirnplj taught me conclusively that of any of the youngsters as time period: by the ederal league week He said he was of ago the excessive coming a the of the curve ball was in any way Third of surprised to learn that Alack had green men Brown a strain not use headliner bout of romped over profiting only on the pitching The tomorrow kickoff was asked by Dartmouth arm Splawn’s brought back for waiverson him L n but the entire card will bring together MysPrinceton to the line and acquire a commanding systemthe The curve ball and on the second to of generalship demands a strain-on pitching terious Jimmie Brown Ogden to 16 to then seemed muscles punted Michigan’s lead of the Mexican who are Harvard that is not called for in Neither offense could In the last fiu throwing Young Herrera mark lose all their fire the hardest pair of punchto the fast ball It taxes the arm-to lb the undoubtedly make headway and punts were the score L to the Man-1 limit that ever appeared at minutes withthrough know for fact that was ers Mich-offering Ghee hurhng changed twice running hattan club and as they are both good Dartmouth always faster in games caughtby iiran’s second back eleven lively do-1 passes mixers there should be some forward and attributed it to the the always yards from mark rancke for the final call of timt ings this bout lasts praying fact that he called for fewer curves again but the ball their hearts still in kicked was brought with than the other catchers’’ club and Harvard Kid Emmett of the Harman back and given to two successive Michiganas a penalty their threats trom Jack Hogan of I have discussed this phase of the Sacramentoare a clever for tripping after the punt nearly tne Lyons went of boys while' and scares through with of the best pitchers pair Young Wolgast and Maultbesch game many in in Renn State ahead onlj the real made a first"was down country They Johnson are just game with seem a unit in the “Battling” four alternate tries hurt tying at the'Orj end the time Benton to succeed in opinion that a pitcher can do be busy from who xvill rings but refused to quit A penalty stopped substitute much to bybrilliant run of a the first gong until the bout is a his arm bv too excessive use of Y”ost’s men and weaken Splawn punted a Vi'ilcox the curve ball feel certain that Walter over touchback Harvard from her in Last Notre smothered sale and indications punted Minutes of In the West Dame Seats are now on to Johnson would him soon regainthat lost mark 'rancke’skick being lucky lucky to point to a record-breaking South Dakota Minnesota attendance high and short speed which made the most feared replaced Benton Dunnethree get a single score from Iowa Nebraska Gives Tigers Their the pitcher in the countryif he would cut Maultbesch tried times against up far better did showed he could pierce theline for a first down his use of the curve? Walterdoes Michigan' Michigan Aggies than not think that the use of the curve has this time Only ago down on Harvard's against the same Aggies a week been the causeof his trouble IN OR line chances yet A-' Ir ao Michigan’s I'lX ' he called onand see players hit his speed who used to Again with was more doubtful against Harvard look still Purdue be lucky to six and then five yards and make a foul off his delivery sponded -'7 Chicago swamped and were more than pleased He hurt but called was play E did the same to Northwestern resumed Princeton Oct out on strikes replaced Staats 31— Princeton and Illinois has Charley Street who James three at end So far the invasion Lvons YY met in football here today and western he made 'ball ilhams caught Johnson when in and yards but with the is only broke tne weak indeed and there (Continuedfrom Preceding Page) the resulted in a proved was his regular receiver until he passed on game to tie the left test next mark Harvard held Tigers' "the Michigan-Harvard scoring to the minors never fancied the use of until a punt was missed again for downs and their material make ground rancke punted touchdown and Al ATV-AVO Yosts Snturdav Moreover the curve is the use taking Ogden’s ball on the Tiger to the Center of the field The period goal "with only' two “What and it was 'J IIto play been badly shot to pieces ana minutes has the batters hitting star'of too the chance on a curve twentv-yard line Dee was trying A 7 ended after Hughitt made" five yards Toolan ofXY’illiams while was the Harvardinr:has hnssuffered through-center you uo the notif lot IDOl’e to Know tney can much open up the team on forward CTTXnA! game 'His run of 55 yards from a Street's and is pretty sure to ha xii this fatal at this part of ourth period: upon and it nan scrimmage formation was backfield men argument was a mighty proved beauty'draw two at least the for the Michigan was'penalized15yards then His forward pass of 14 'yards ato Oyerton one as Riches called in the game if game lost-the ball on a ready for the line-up fumble at the center the next play 1914 by YV G passer to the ball to him and it on resulted in the Will-1 (Copyright Evans) throw of the field’ necessary out of Granite’s ball the Tiger fiveHarvard punted lams shifts and was on Overton 'running five So with all these bounds at Michigan’s mark yards touchdown the story so yard line after catching angles what has been TOO STRONG Hamilton went over for the the ballSplawn returned the kick to Harvard’s it far as tactics of the gridiron go N II Oct last score of the dayon the next play tackling Hanover Amherst mark Another exchange'after "The Princetonians’ and is simply this that the attacks tnat succumbed to the powerful — carrying four Ogden him small 'Harvard gains ’and a 'run back attack of was poor while Williamshad men with backfield by Loganthe ball have been exposedsince the beginning Dartmouth’s and was this on the ball was gave Harvard on WTPrlinfT uvauhov analyzed rom exchanged a crasnin at being 32 the first half Amherst line y of the season are now to or Michigan's CCoolidge tack with kicks and both sides played even in‘ more held-the went in at and a successiuuy forwards Green to a single Harvard’s right end and measure until the end of the Princeton scored' her solved by the defense but the heavy plunges game received a forward pass from Hardwick touchdown touchdown being when It takes a wonderfullyclever team of the Dartmouth backs wore The work of Hamilton Thorum and Gennert recovered down the downed at Michigan’s ifi have line fact that few of them visitors the last two fitatan showed up well for the Granite After a loss and a penalty on Williams’ line Glick so1 clever appreciablyin successfully sessions' ever trod the gridiron to team but these Hardwick 'threw forward pass out advanced it yards and-’ men would not have a solve5 of attack while of bounds made the gains they did had it not iieipea a little- Driggs rounded give them It wah ’ruled “incomplete” nd themark ona theplay is going on but ball the good “work of the entire Red tor Glick- carried the ball oxueriinontiition KLINT! TUTSIS JAP of went to Michigan on its Cline mark over off tackle IthacaN Y Oct 31 and Blue line which opened up holes L'inbi4 and its value is lessened 50per cent Splawn promptly punted to the ’Crim-" an— Harry iuLnsu me Koji 400 to 112 In well and were that is likely to be defeated Yamada alwaysable to hold the son Another lesson mark Hardwick turned that tied the score The line-up the first of billiard-players’ and driven by the results of a Tigers when they took the ball right ‘end for eight home hard game yardsthen- the summary:' is that the league last night Cline’s average another 'week's progress match hole at center and or and Crimson found a lot of 23 established Ogden Captain Mattson play takes a was and ha T in three' tries modern style of that made 20 of yards An Hastingsmet the brunt of the Red and ''’'Yi7' first-class quarterbacks league record by making a high run kicks was followed Hubbell generalshipand YA-bv more Lamberton leltj Blue attack and were in the Love lust as ever ’’ rare as ISO game Harvard gains at center and’ Roehm Schen Garfield fact the arc playei k lgzc real combinationof These men tackled hard and 250 pounds replaced YVatson Quail successfully and general lias not been seemed to diagnose the Granite plays took McHale's place and the Harvard Gennert urness to this point before they were started The' other J-:gains continued The ended just Hogg' : Driscoll ofproved bj- any of them up game played a brilliant as T Coolidge rt new men y-a forwardpass Kanin r'e' Brown Ghee of Dartmouth is a game on the wonderful from line Brown defense but still have Michigan’s Laplante much to learn plaver but butchered his team in the Line-up a’nd Ames 'qb Jones when it comes to making holes in the summary: first period at Ames of Moore lh lino Both coaches were well satisfied Toolan Princeton used good good rh judgment but T J Coolidge 1 Overton almost fatal muff at a critical with the showing made by the players Benton Briggs an fb made His physique x 'Y Parsonl‘t Tompkins time is frail Jo stand Physique and are still battling to end-for Reimann Score by periods His an YVithington — the future battles Watson rnneeton''“9 quarterback plunging XVallace 7—7 the wnoie if one is to judge by' RaynsfordWilliams large crowd of rooters from both fhn scores onlv and the character of Weston McHale — the schools attendedthe game Bowloin Umpire contests Princeton is Trumbull r Cochran — Pendleton emerging Granite will play the Park City High Hallahan Boston Herald Linesman from the Octoberhaze as a'strong agSmith school this Plumber Periods while will Logan b — minutes week Ogden q Hughitt — each Princeton scoring-Touchdowns— distinctly good the University of Utah Bradlee Drigg’s puntingofwasBallin meet unZ Maulbetsch -J Goal ’from and the line and Shenk h Glickman work line-up: Hardwick b Lyons touchdown-— Il the ' Williams"scoring: on defense admirable In fact tired ranckeA b Splawn Touchdown — Law Overton Substitutions-Princeton Princeton Jine until it tvas Score by periods Glick for Smith le fastest chargethus far Hastings Harvard 0 Dickerman showed the 0—7 for Moore— Moore for Ames tired Carlson It thisseason but they g 0 0 Dickerman Law Michigan for Briggs lg Highley for the end and the back-field Howells Menzies Trinity Lamberton much toward Referee— Langford Shaw for Brown for Mattson Boland aw was a sieve for forward passes Umpire West Point' ’rgfor Boland Law for Driggs’ attack it is still difficult Wilson ‘Browning Head — Hackett Driggsfor Of their decisively Nelly West Point rtlinesman— Glick for it not Cooney Ames Eels for Austin Williams— Austin for to speak xvas 15 Time of periods minuteseach Eels the Peter son re alk Austin for Eels necessary to use it as they had : Harvard scoring:— Touchdown Hardwick qb Dee poor through Dartmouth’s goal from touchdown Hardwick game won De ‘awawvvv£’w before they-' were obliged Young AND TIE generalship" R Curtis for Hart fb Streeper Substitutions to face anything critical So we must — Harvard KanOct Parson: for Wallace C Lawrence 31— Kansas and rhb Bigelow Coolwait for the test’ are guaranteedto give satisfaction-or Kay Gilbert Yankee (left) and Johnny Kilbane' played to a 16 to 16 tie here Officials: itzpatrick referee Oleidge'for Smith for "Michigan Dunni-Bentonfor Oklahoma Itis safe to say that unless-the refunded We carrv the today scored first money Kansas after a sonumpire-Bassett head linesman 31— —Two Rehor Watson: Quail for few minutes Y’ale line can the Princeton Cleveland years achieved hjs wish of play when largest line of Trusses in the city' supplanting Cal McHale E Geyer the wards their cannot partner? James for Staatz lateral passing fitting room Score penoas— ago a Cleveland lad of 16 as Nilbane’s — fullback was downed’ A private Examhia-J beggedChampion Oklahoma’ successfully YetPrinceton 13 work Granite 6 0—19 Moreover 'Yankeepunching his his goal line after he had accomplished tion and consultation free Johnny Kilbane to allow him to very team' for a time '() 0 0— to fighter He has giving Kansas Ogden purpose become a fumbleda’ own pas-: safetv looked athe fourthweak the champion'ssparring partner actas boxed regularly for orks Oct 21 during pe ' Granite scoring: Touchdowns Hamiltwo years and has Grand Outplaying drew him a negative yet to lose a battle their im everv —department mouth Statrm Goal from His youth anregards opponents OR touchdown Thus-wo ex ton the little fellow the best feather-' the University 'of South are seeing ihe out 15 but that didn’t deter him from swer DakotaBoth Y Oct 31 — Cornell played of the oft the old holders Thorum Time of quarters Hentzi minutes eight Ohio Ithaca Nfootball developedinin some North Dakota here today for his ‘purpose straighttoday and crushed and the supremacy 'Substitutions: Granite time coming to their own of many S Recently the champion seconded new and the Holy Cross ’Howells for Hart contributed to to 3 Corner Broadway and West Howells Gilbert Yankee the boy in question him in a battle at Toledo score of 4S The of the presumed or lesser has Coyote’s victory A finished assumed for Smith Smith’ for Howells ’Ogden Yankee defense team out lights of the gridiron and the first Teiikple a draw' with Chick and the North visiting outweighed and for Streeper--Streeper-for worked for a year and' half in Hayes smothered attack offered Tackett a Jimmy Dakotans’ hut feeble resistance has found the most complicated imler and has knocked out Alvie Miller played but November they whenever and Cornell' substituted football situation ever witnessed I’lione Wasntch 4G OX Tackett’ Dunn’s gymnasium until he Kid Gilbert and Johnny Kirk’1 aUlJTOa(nAHfVir an entire scrub tTOri team after the second period (Copyright1914 by Otis to an as -night at -to-them - second' have' they willthe Garrick At ’Cambridge— Harvard gan 0"' the against -team 6 0 the ’ f City eleven yesterday and Avon by the score of game was full cf thrills from ’start-to with the’ two teams evenly matched-The contest Michi 6 uumwun 0-JThe -to r' i -finish' 7 1 -'At ' ’ -whlch I I -bring pounds! -At re-turned -Princeton -’Will 7 ' MW' 6-’ 0 - a J -team ’ 0 ' -' ' ' - I ' - - l s - - i - i - v-j ftYX ' -The ’ - ' 0 ' 1 W " 6 Illinois " “ - - - ftft: ' '- - — r ' 1 riday i - r- r - DEEATS MICHIGAN SLOW ‘ 6 IHAIlrh -J ' § -off PARK ’ HARVARD BALES TEAM ! 1 ’ J'-: ' ' ELI - accordingly I - ! - ’ ft i JORDAN e t I - uix WAiyto ’ -ft -' -The 0 COLGATE 1 ’ ! 4 ELEVEN UMIViEDI THREE -uouunc 7 OLD t-r j STARS ' i ' e -‘ - -or 7 ’ ' -q 6 Haven— K " 7 br f - 0 s f 0 " h'ves PassingL 'Game Strong— ' ' 6 ‘ - ’ -5 Bender -while the-ball' i Coombs Leader ' - - : - 0 ' ' ' ? 0 6 0 0 0— " ' -the - Some s 1 MAtL one-sided Pa— i 0 seen-circling New 6 SI— -was -have 0 7 de-liver - -ends 9 ’ : Pa— - AILURE STAR ’-' ' J-awrence BATTLEIRST EASTERN i 7 ! - 7 t - STRUGGLES 13 JOHNSON SENSATION AMERICAN LEAGUE RACE J i 49-yard — 7 7 another 3 ft Mack ' - r ‘ - 30-yard O— 7 YALE ’ COLGATE ’ ft-to £ I 18-yard Whitec i -lgr e i incapacitate I Stillmanre 0 Me— Bow-vht?xatur—Millikeri i 47-yari -The 3 23-yard ” u-e : v WJvdTUth LouUSh- amateur’ 11-yard I1L-Monmouth 9 2 7 4-yard 0 0 7 7 left-handers i Umpire— -Williams 1-yard I I -it ac-tion -'each ' ' I ’ 2 Touchdowns— u 2 I 5 2 15-yarJ -Le - - UwenSe Touchdown °fn25SaWciLa -0 - -good - ‘ me I I - - -in 30-yard I t I 190-pound - 19-yard ” -Scovil T I particular old-time -walked 1 R 24-inning J 4 " b 0 TinneUn - a J 20-yard invariably -the v a -le I -tliletics 1 0 ! 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