The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 10, 1914, Page 11

_" ; | / Go to Every Store in Town + s : , : Marvelous Gridiron Battle Is Fifth Tensest Minute in Sports---Poe Refuses to Quit, so Tigers Crush Vale ly (The Star today prints the last dle, was in possession of the Tigers. |Poe on the shoulder and pointed.) Then Yale remembered the Poos,| At the ends the Yale men charged. | spinning, touched the bar, toppled, ’ minute” of Hugh Fullerton’s “Five Twenty-four yards away the goal | Poe was to be taken out of the game| Tho Princeton clans arose and took The battered Princeton flanks held| FELL OVER, and, as Princeton Tensest Minutes In Sport,” a series | posts loomed. It was third down and a sub sent to kick In hie pla up the war ory, “Poe did ft,” "Poe and instantly broke under the rose screaming, shrieking, yelling, of gripping sport stories which /and five yards to gain. A scant) He fought. He refused to leave the | did {1." fierceness of the attack—but they the masses of men sat dumb have appeared at the rate of one a|haltminute—28 seconds, according |game, He demanded the right to| ‘Thre battered, fraitlooking youth had held long enough. Poo drop: and stunned, forgetting even to| ’ day, all this week.) to one time-keeper, remained. Al-| kick dro) c! 7 , old ite| ped the ball, It struck the earth, cheor, = ready the Yale songs of victory iva : ae i oe Keyes bebe Beas or bounded, and be wung his foot An instant later—as the ball wae : h S, Fullert ne JPY conchen were in deopatr,|PFeath. In the center Bannar . kicked out—the whistles blew and a By Hugh S. Ful on A substitute, stripping his eweat The substitute, mournfully re-|¢Fouched, bracing himself for the! Pry HE bali poate on ble Instep,| princeton was victor, 11 to 10. m Noy, 25, 1899. A bitter wind | er as he raced, came tearing across placing his sweater, walked | shook, The Princeton line stiffened I too high, rose, just out of ® al awept the at New Haven, the tleld. Some one tapped Arthur) back to the side lines and Poe|to hold against that last charge.| reach of the blocking hands, Mor an hour Princeton men stood where, 1 opposite sides of} Like a man demented, Poe turned | dropped back—28 yards from the/Bannard passed the ball perfectly.| of the ends as they leaped. it upon the field of battle, screaming. Ms the great »,000 men and wo-| Upon them, His voice broke tn sobs. ' goal Straight into Poe's hands tt went.'soared toward the goal, revolving, And, “Poe did it.” r men 8 ing, screaming, inging. | a teams, battling to the point of ex “§ Baustion, battered, broken, with | 4 “ gubsitt taking the place of the | : : dl regulars, struggled to the end of| LOS ANGELES, 4 10-—John- fair way to got it until Dundee an-| tralia and ‘Tono, Wash., are eager | What's the use talking? Anybody can make one of the greatest games of foot AD. KM PO. A. 1.) Portiang ny Dundee in expected to arrive | nounced his coming to obtain a Northwestern league . ‘ ‘ ball ever played, Regulars, limp-| fe eS FT UL Coasn—escramente 6-1, late today, seeking @ match with igs 9 S| franchise for Chehalts, claims in the paper. But whether the ing, crippled, exhausted, with blood 8 1 6 1 6 O/ P41 Venice 3, Oakiand 61 '}Joo Rivers. Whether he will get ee a | a and mud-stained faces, wept aloud AR fee Ge BE) BS boa oll it depends on MoCary’s decision in]—Ossie Schreckengost Rube Wad " Peter 1. Fulsey, Yale Sraduate, | claims are true or not you can only tell as they Were supported from the | ewatn, 7. Be es: SR & three-cornered case. dell's battery mate, died at Phila 1s been signe y the Pitts ars | £ arison. field. | Perrin ‘2b on oe ee BR rt!" Loach Crow, han demanded a|delphia yesterday, aged 40 Pirates by examination—and by comp Yale waa leading, 10 to 6, and de Wa fe Ge Pe oo 428| meeting with Rivers and stood {n a!—-Business men of Chehalis, Cen de Alia wives A the masses of the Blue watched [8 8 8 TT i) speKan us ate _ ae | 5 Lit Steward & Holmes game We invite the test. We ask you to judge us ' inxiously, Princeton had t s 6 8 © @ 1) Victoria 4 jaturday at Lincoln park winds up 7 4 Ge 2 TUE, and more than ee EE | oe | | Commercial league season by what we DO. Facts and figures follow. ards away the Yale goal posts “4 4 | we © : dearked the limit of ambition for NATIONAL ERAGUE Bill James won another game yes If we do not substantiate every statement, : the Tigers. It was the last minute - le me lew Soi bie: camer. ee ra mag cpg dig er you can tell your friends: “The Hub is as of play. TERY ee ey Ene | hicar allowing only 6 hits. arry 1 és . > see O38 3 ' man got four hits in two games fo bad as the rest of them, its advertisements N the Princeton side great A Tas RS gee Detroit oop F O banners. flaunted, “Poe Did fea Paha MEADOWS, SEATTLE oe tae | are full of lies. It.” Four generations of|Seaslon. ee ee a ae |—Fifty British Columbia oarsmen . 4 1. 1 be F Poes, heroes of Old Nassau,|ioffman, o a, ee Oe ae ae will take part in the annual regatta | low, do you think it wou smart of us had troken down Yale's defenss,|"°™* ?° IS os ath ae BIGGESTPOTLATCH ATTRACTION at Portland, which began today. 4 OO you. > and on that scarred field another Te ee | oe ‘ . ra ‘ ie to jeopardize our reputation and your Poe—Arthur, the youngest of the m —H, Roper Barrett, the famous En f * ° 9 great family, was pine, fighting, | $ HEREC ER POO} |glish tennis player, will be unable| good-will by making promises we couldn’t struge!ing |‘"heo-bese hite-cDell, Hubn, Seanlon. | Washington ALL STAR DRIVERS to compete for the Davis cup, on fulfill? Lees than « minute remained for | Three-tase niteowa Gearitics "= | account of business. uae . play—and Princeton was beaten. Poutesbett 8 | 7 e : The ball, acquired through a f <The Boston Nationals yesterday | REGAL $15 SUITS BACK EVERY CLAIM - o smiiak wcein SAT. pought Pitchers Shore and Ruth WE MAKE. . DUGDALE FIELD BASEBALL Tomorrow at 3:00 VICTORIA V8. SEATTLE | Admission 25c, 50c, 75¢ and $1.00) Take Renton Cars » Le The earth's density as to that of | water {# as 5.639 to 1 STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1914. PAGE TL \ JUL Y 18-19 and Catcher Egan from the Baltt more Internationals, day. eee -William Johnston, the California tennis player, yesterday defeated W. A. Larned, former world’s cham pion, 6-2, 6-6, 6-8, in New York. eee Semi-finals in the Seattle Tennis club tournament will be played next week, according to indications to- store of which you are buying. Your money back if you want it. ALL STRAW HATS HALF PRICE, ‘ coe | HIPPODROME AMERICANS Detroit 4-4, Philadelphia i th SUN. cnn a " va Putting on exaggerated values to make the and Cotverstty tanta Ree, OF Snlenge &. Bee s- 6 8 2 P. M. 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