Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 24, 1916, Page 3

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1916. SPORT NEWS l-\)O’l‘BAI.L GAMES East. tlarvard at New taven Nuavy at New York wnov Bucknell at Wash TOMORROW'S . L vs New York untversity | New York 2 Hopkins vs. St Johu's at Bal- | | Mo St Mary's vao Gettysbury at sbur Massachusetts | \s-| | I wsha at lowa Ciey. | s at Madison s Oregon at Cor- a vs. Southern California at | vs. Indiana at Larayette Oklahoma at Ft S ovs Notre Dame vs. Alma at South LARGEST FOOTBALL CROWD OF SEASON IS ! EXPECTED AT NEW HAVEN By H. ¢ HAMILTON ff Correspondent) zoal; Harvard, 0. 1l Harvard o . Harvard, 0. goal, 1 touchdown; Harvard, 4 safe- oal, 4 touchdowns; 0-oh, My Back! My Poor, Aching Back! Suffering wo nkind who have aboit for relicf from their tor & back now have their 1 at last. ia aure to riin one's health ith the most rugged e Dloom of yonth soon fde lw«« llz y;vlrkl o 0 & mure tanic, more than Jiat & resnintor must rejuvem the entire ayatem. mllun Herh e ully com and barks, o fields— it Hollister's Ro i Herh Tad ) ponnded herbs, ) freahy from th Nuture's own up N cony home. It and gives renew streng 1o the whole body. not the slightest harmful ef mtaing nothimg but e purest lur)< ind healing leaves that Nature gave, rsickness, sota at Chicago. | P t Lawrence. | " You will lines will disappoar, foal ffko 8 now woman. th e earaful, al m for trav- rafuse uthers, For sale by THE CITY DRUG STORE 1884-—Harvard 0, Yale 48, 1886-—Harvard 4, Yale 29, L1887 Harvard 8§, Yale 17, 1888 Harvard 0, Yale 6. 1890 Harvard 12, Yale 6. 1891-—Harvard 0, Yale 10, 1502 Harvard 0, Yale 6 1894 - Harvard 4, Yale 12 1897 Harvard 0, Yale 0. 189S Harvard 17, Yale 0 1899 Harvard 0, Yale 0 1900 Harvard 0, Yale 28 1901 Harvard 22, Yale 0. 1902 Harvard 0, Yale 23, 1903 — Harvard 0, Yale 14 1904 tarvard 0, Yale 12 1905~ Harvard 0, Yale 6 1906 Harvard 0, Yale o 1907 - Harvard 0, Yale 12 1908 —Harvard 4, Yale 0. 1909 Harvard 0, Yale 9 1910 Harvard 0, Yale 0 191l Ha rd 0, Yale 0 1912—Ha d 20, Yale 0. 1913— ta d 15, Yale § 1914 - Ha d36, Yale 0. 1915 ilarvard 41, Yale 0 Note he 8 under a modification of the Rugby ne of 1875 was play- ion rules louchdowns were not ted in the seore in the game of | Safeties became a in 1881, in a game, otherwise a tie, “the + which makes four or more safe less than their opponents shall the game.” In 1882 the rules read that four touchdowns should count more than a goal and that two seoring Isafeties should equal a touchdown ‘Thanksgiving | Mince Pie | Try MERRFJJ’SOULE COMPANY, Syracuse, N 1. and the rule provided | THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER R P T B P e p————r was established | A0NNNINTNIREEEVEORIOEOEONOEOEORNREREEREOEONRIRIRORO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO OO OO s We Have the Lot You Want Most of those choice lots in Bemidji are vurs to sell, because weo own them, Itis better to buy direct from the owner. 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