The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1910, Page 2

— patent | ) meppquepticasitiagesneetetcistosiiiin tiniest caer tea natant anima SNA ea prec Seeaper noe Senate ne One of the critical moments in the held by the had crossed Pennsylvania Michigan game, red and blue stone wall, which refused to yield the required 10 yards to the plunging Michigan backs. Penn's goal on a forward pass, but the touchdown was not allowed fiercest intersectional game ever played, and was remarkably free from rough play ¢ or jon ll PERTINENT SPORT PARAGRAPHS Unele Joe Cannon, 8 > hard work as speaker of the house of representatives, but when he indulges in his favorite sport, it's a tose * up between baseball and badgering insurgents. said to own the Danville, Hil., They like the Giants so well field has been presented to McGraw & Co Give this a listen at Martin. Gusta Ljungstrom to meet in a marathon in Brooklya. athletics has come. of Danviile, b’gosh, does his THE STAR—SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1910. In Shadow of the Goal Posts, yin ibis * sada When Pennsylvania Braced FOOTBALL TODAY. Eastern. Yale ve. Harvard, at New Have Brown va, Amherst Aggies, at Providence, Carlisle va, Johne Hopkins, at Baltimore. West Point vs, Trinity, at West Point. Annapolis va, New York City College, at Annapolis Lafayette ve. Lehigh, at Easton. Middie Western, Minnesota ve. Michigan, at Ann Arbor. Wisconsin ve. Madinon. iilinole ve, Syracuse, at Ur bana. Indiana ve, Purdue, fayette. Chicago, at whon the Wolverines, having forced the ball to the 15-yard ling, were at Le Prior to this Michigan The game between Penn and Michigan was declared the SESS EEE ERSTE TR RRR EE SHORT SPORT MICHIGANDERS WILL | BE ON ANXIOUS SEAT LB RaliatiotinMalietetaiiaiedelel Rete SSS ESSE SER ERE RRR ERE The march to New Haven by Harvard students began yeater day, when special train loaded n ages: Seattle aporting editors will be That old game of 1902 made his — anh ry a ptahren franchise. hav busy times this afternoon|tory, Yost's men had had tt letruggle, The students carried with land tonight, when hundreds of | years of most remarkable trlumpb®.|inem an abundance of money to Tex. that a baseball [former residents of Michigan and on of 550 to 0 and 612] wager on Harvard's chances, and it to train on | Minnesota begin calling in to see}to 12 had mn made. Nothing|iy expected that Harvard will be “how the game came out.” could stop them till they met the] come a topheavy favorite when of and John Svanberg are Michigan and Minnesota meet|/husky Gophers on Thanksgiving | forty are made to get It down. And it is to this Amertoan [today for the second time since|day, 1902. Michigan scored first) 4 What wouldn't Chicago and certain other living? Oh, my, no; ures. Has any one heard Ad Wolga Knockout Brown? st speak Bill Lang, the Austratian heavy New Orleans next month. The Twins Sullivan are unlimbering their joints and show evi dence of coming out of the woods again Miss Eleanor Sears who of late has been prominent because of her interest in aviation and aviators. a noted young society woman She confesses that her long @ suit isa goes saddle horse, places the magnates aren't afraid of Fie same they show undue haste in signing their stars about etcher, wanting to meet give for th boxing laws under which Memphis promoters say they can't make a will hook up with Tony Ross tn Bill is just about in bis own class at last JIM BARRY. Jim Barry weight, is these days, pretty soft of bone and the Montana he fighting in the and finds the With his 19: muscle Kas picking pound: crack. Barry looks better than at any time since he s' led the pugtlistic world b You can’t work when you are wet. We make a specialty of Clothes Clothes that will not bind—but Clothes that will protect abso. lutely Workmen’s HEAVY CLOTHES THAT FEEL LIGHT—LOOK AT THEM THEY ARE WHAT YOU WANT - Serr TLE Sygrrxs i Goops id nit iy 714 First Av Both Phones. Barry is a tough nut for the best of them to now 1906, when is | ko, itt gere y | the fon punch wice Barry knows knocking out it | cess on him slipped it across once rough and ready mixer ropesition KEEP THE RAIN OUT|| Discove eleven the and at 1S JUST AS TOUGH ‘AS HE LOOKS men in feeling and any stage ry of the Age onsumption can be cured by TUBERCLECIDE | Forms ” STEAM “PRINCE GEORGE” an DAYL IGHT Was RIDE of Yield to HIPs PRINCE TO Rooms 308-9 Crary Blk. Union, RUPERT" VICTORIA Vane but all the at advanced fig suc of a rT ” Al Kaufman Barry is a a dan blood, and for three-fourths of the game the score was 6 to 0, Then Minnesota came into her own. 19) positon granted the petition of t the half darkness of the last ton! nruigs « local society of the t minutes of play they plowed down | voruity of Washington, for a ch through the broken but stubboro |i. of that fraternity Michigan line, five and tenyard smashes at a time, down 60 yards to a touchdown, Then Minnesota kicked goal, making a Uo score.) The ball had barely cleared the bars when time was called | Tt was the most dramatic battle of many seasons of college foot ball, but it left hard feeling that ise forgotten till last year | a a OLD ENEMIES MEET the famous tie game of 1903, when relations were broken off. Yoat's men slipped it over on Minnesota }last year, but Doe Williams, has a team this year that has been roll ing up overwhelming scores against every team it mot Michigan was held to low scores | in the early season games this year by small colleges, then braced in time to run all over Syracuse, and held Pennsylvania to a tie, Michi-| jgan'e team {fn seasoned by actual | battle. Minnesota's true strength | will be shown for the first tme fren At Detroit, Mich., |known, was organised at Yale 1884 throughout New England, die States and the South the M The history ts expected today when Hi It is expect will championship series. that 20,000 enthy | tn the city between | morning and 1 p.m. Mven und (Ry United Pree) that po the line was ambounced | graduates have been unable to ob NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 19.—/as follows tain tickets Yale Biue and Harvard Crimson} Yale Position Harverd.| Numerous instances of $75 being leolor the Elm City today, Har-| Kilpatrick .....1. B...csa.. Lewis | paid for one seat ip the grand stand | vard, touted as the strongest eleven |Scully .........L. To... sees MeKay | are recorded, the Eastern football fields, and | Fuller L. 6. Minot with the weakest team it bas! Morris ....... © Perkine| The annual fa between Abe out in many years, meet) McDevitt . RG «maeFiaber | Attell and Owen Moran, in Phila this afternoon on bistorie Yale| Paul RT Withia‘gton, C delphia, filled the house, netted « field | Brooks . R. EB. »Brmith|goodiy sum to the chiefs, and The odds and the weight are) Howe Q... Wi ieivcteh Leveves as exciting as a funeral }against Old EM, but the supporters | Field Lu Corbett ‘ jot John Harvard know that their) Daly, C.......R. H ‘ fendall; Garry Herrmann ts qdoted as ray }men will have to fight to win.| Kistler ... FB. & Leslie ing something like this All you }Yale’s bulldog spirit has been in| Referee—Langford of ity fellows who dope Charlie Murphy| levidence more than once before | Umpiree—Pulte of Bi . Judge\as owner of the Phillies are due | this season, and her admirers|Pendicton of Bowdoin, for a sorprise. And the real owner | prophesy that the Crimson ath} Head Linexman--Morif, Pennsyl- (isn't Charles P. Taft, either.” No? lotes will have no walkover vania, ©. P. Taft, Garry bly Mr On paper the Harvard team t# the better of the two. She has not Host a game thin year, and has only | been scored against slightly by her Jopponenta. Yale lost two import jant games—to Weat Point and to |Browe—and has been scored }againet several times. Yet when | Yale faced Princeton Iast pek abe }aprang the surprise of the season by beating the Tigers 6 to 3, and} |the Tigers were not rated weak at) that. LADY WELLINGTON COAL is your ! coal—tich in energy, low in waste, long in life—it contains all the features that go to make up the ideal Betting 1 to 2. | coal | At noon Harvard ranged the fta-| | vorite in the betting, at odda of 3| And the prices are nu more than those asked for }to 6 and 1 to 2 As in all the inferior fuels. Yale games this season, plenty of Yale money was in sight, and con} siderable coin was wagered. At/ Lump $5.50—-Nut $4.00—Furnace $3.75 ee eee ee ee ee At Bunkers yosterday, the national convention of Delta Kappa he ni ar Delta Kappa Epsilon, or D. K. B,, an tt ts weually in Extension was rapidly made id worst jam in New Haven's ar vard and Yale football teams line up for what ts practically the de ciding game in the Bastern footbal! arrive | o'clock in the jor * *} * How THey STAND, */ Hl PACIFIC COAL AND OIL COMPANY % The 14 games played annual- #| * ly between Yale and Harvard, * * resulted as follows in the years * aececmemeemess MAIN OFFICE \ LATONA BUNKERS Cees 40! HINKLEY BLK. \ 113 NORTHLAKE AVE, 89 vard 17, Yale 0. | emma § B07 PHONES SO4O North 465-Creen 652 | 900—-Yate 28, Harvard 0. & - aoe act ae . - FOR WEST SEATTLE PRICES PHONE WEST II * 1903—Yale 16, Harvard 0. # * 1904-—-Yale 12, Harvard 0, #|} * 19056—Yale 6, Harvard 0 * * 1906 6, Harvard 0. *| * 1907 12, Harvard 0, ® * 1908 vard 4, Yale 0 * * 1909—Yale 8, Harvard 0. *| * *} RO tO tt th Musical Program Next a Come and listen to the very latest Automatic Orches- trion—~W URLITZER—playing 35 pieces of music with- LAND BEEN SOLD? Persistent rumor has it The Meadows” race track erty has been sold to the Harri system for $500,000, F. P pre out a change, including Crab Apple Two-Step, Fox Hunter's March, Phe Irish-American March, Black Cat man *urcell, representing the Van de Aygo estate, tos of the sstanioal Rag, Yankee Lari March and Two-Step, Kiddo Two- owners, says he knows nothing of Stepp€@y and Sue Barn Dance the reported sale } | IT’S THE LIVELIEST, CLASSIEST ORCHESTRA MUSIC YOU EVER HEARD The Oriental Pool Room Oe HERE'S A SAD STORY (By United Press.) * * * * * * * * 1 * - Tuberculosis # | CHICAGO, Nov. 19 As ———With 34 Pool Table A lndinention, ty te not acute */H Lunch Counter, 30 Sofo Tables, Cigar Stand and Barber * k Johnson's breakdown, * Shop, Is Open All Night Cc { * according to Lou House *\@ There is no place in the city where you can spend a more * who prom i the recer * enjoyable e * mobile race betweer John * JOy® joe Tuberclecide Co *# and Barney Oldfield a * i hs, EE 1413-15-17-19 Third Avenue Near Fifth. * that it he severest blow * xy " * to his pride that Johnson ever & = * xperience hen Oldfield * ® beat him so badly - * * * + ee ee eo | PBismarck - BOWLING 18, = setinay| ALLEYS an of the Chi-| First and Madison J. 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