tidal Spectacular Game at The Season mil be Played at Franklin
Field --- President Tait Will Not
0:
Witness
PHILADELPHIA, NOV. 30.-The big
picture football game of the season.
.. the annual battle between Army and
‘ Navy, set for Franklin Field, this ar-L
“moon, is favored by ideal weather.
The crispness of the -alr”"is to cred
by a brilliant sun. Both teams are
ready Ifor the tray, :1 record crowd will
be on hand to see the struggle, and,
altogether, everything seems to join
to make this event the usual big, suc-
cessful spectacle.
With the. batallions of the West
Point cadets in their gray coats and
the Annapolis midshipmen in i-their
long, dark blue overcouts marching
down the field behind the military
bands crashing out stirring tunes, with
many army and navy officers in uni-
form, with the blue and gold of the
Navy and the blackmgold and gray of
the Army mingling with the. red and
blue of the University of Pennsylva-
.‘nia, with the “big guns’ from Wash-
ington in the boxes cheering for the
future “ndmlrals and generals," the
game is looked upon as the most spec-
tacular‘of the year.
it will be the seventeenth gridiron
contest between the two arms of the
national service. 0! the. 16 games
played since 1890 ,the naval cadets
have won eight, while their army ri-
vals have been victors in. 7, and in
1905 a its game was played In today s
contest the Navy will be without the
services of Dalton, who won for them
in 1910 and 1911 by kicking goals
from the field, the score in each case
being three to nothing. (in the oth-
or hand, the Army, which has not Won
since 1908, this year boasts of a phe-
nomenal drop kicker. in Keyes, their
fullback.
Supporters of both teams are pro-
irssing confidence at the outcome, but
u comparison of the scores made by
the teams is somewhat to the advan-
tage of the csdetl who have been de-
feated only by Yale and the Carliule
llidinns, while the mldshlpmen have
lost to Swnrtbmore liehlgh and illicit.
neii.
netting is five to four in cover of
the. A my. But no one has ever been
able to figure. out the result of an
Army and Navy battle by referring to
scores 0! previous games.
While a box has been reserved for
the president oi the Unit‘éd States in
tho center of the hold on the Army
"side. Mr. Tort will not. attend the
Markos ..... . .......... . . . . Gilchrist
Pritchard Rodes, captain
Keyes3........ .......
r
Baltic;
iRghi Tackle.
' High: End.
Quarterback
........ Leonard
Left Half Back
Hobbs .................... LMcReavy
Right Half Back.
Benedict.
Harrison
. Fullback.
Referee-WV. S. Langford. of Trini-
ty; umpire, Dr; A. L. Sharp. of Yale;
head linesmau,
Pennsylvania.
Time 01‘ periods—45 minutes.
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UNKNOWNS W'IlN AGAIN.
in-Getchell‘s barn this morning the
Unknowns defeated the North ave-Li
score of 29 to 17.
The lineup and score follows:
McMuhOn, Tolles
Lclt forward. ‘
Right forward.
' » RetereH. Plunkcttu
Goals—-.—?lunkeit, 2;. McMahon, o;
Sherman 3; Hayes 2; Forau 1: Clone
1: Toilets 2; Gilchell 1; Brady 3.
Fouls—~McM'ahon 1; Mot-risen 3.
-Score~Unknowns, 39; North Ave-
nue‘ A. (3., 17.
TWIN CITY POOL TOURNAMENT
It is expected that about fifty will
enter the pool tournament lobe run
shortly by the Twin City pool commit.
tee in the North Main street quarters.
shortly by the Twin City pool romnut-
Chairman Dempsey is now busy mak-
ing arrangements for the tourney and
a committee is at work securing rat-
lugs.
Two good substantial prizes are to
lure the contestants on to hard work
for the first and second places in the
tournament. it is believed that more
interest will be taken in this seller; of
contests than in anything at the alloys
for some time.
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MAILS
3 That Many 111111111111 .‘Slarc
L Tlrcy are Captain Pendieton, ‘Bluethen
‘ Penileld won the exception or the
places occupied by the Tiger leader
Andrew l... Smith,‘
nue Athletic Club ‘at basketball by the 1
B. Piuuk‘ett . Morrison
Left guard.
Sherman Gctchcll
Center
Hayes Close
Right guard.
Foran Brady _
.......
Graduate in louse-slicker
.and Demo Back
graduated, at Princeton next . spring.
thal, Andrews, Dunlap. Logan and
and Bluethenthai, sll or the other-no
the players who will be on hand next
year nreYDeWitt, Waller, H. Baker,
8. Baker, Should.” Pblllips..i‘. and E.
and Emmons. With DeWitt, Waller,
S Baker and H. Baker back in bar"
nose. Princeton will have its great
backfield intact.
JOHN BULL TENNIS CHAMP.
MELBOURNE, lNov. so.—-Ensluud
today won the title to the Davis Cup,
match from the Australian defenders.
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“Home. Sweet Home.”
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.buriedintbe grave withdliu Hm!
Harden of Athens. Ga. Show“ John8
"Howard Payne’s sweetheart, burrs.
tuned to marry hlmllndclercnoc to
her father's wishes. After. she wss
separated from her lover she shut
little church to which she belonged—'-
independent.
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Ill” 96PM)”. all "ma" '“3cientiflc
burned and it is made into crtlllcial
worth $4 a pound; into paper, ern.
twine. carpet, canvas and cloth From
sawdust parquet" flooring is made:
the householder can lay his
vidunl tutu and ingenuity.
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Artificial aapphiru.
clal sapphire is fused alumina. or s1
umlnu glass.
Weekly.
Raccoon; Natural 11.1.1...
wiihlll mail it! the mitosis.
would ham heen knocked out last
”the mounted pol: chad,
‘ ‘Six regular varsity: players will be .
slllons can be easily tilled. some or
Tronlnnan. Streit, W. Swan, Bailin-
emblematic of the world's champion .
ship in lawn tennis, by taking a third . 5*
The original manuscript of “Home. ammo: an
herself in the old lsmlly mansion, use 3
ins none but a few members of the
American. wood is loowxpcnstvs to in L
silk worth 32 a pound and bristles
thematerlels for this may be bought
by the pound and then mixed. so that
own
hardwood floors according to his indln
The chemical composition of the
synthetic scpphirc is the some as
that of the natural sapphires. Thca‘
only dlllerouce is that the real up-
phire is crystaliud, while the artiil- ‘1”
Between nrlldcicl and
reulscppbtrcs there is just such a
dillerencc as there is between unwell-
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it you hove raccoons in your home.
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the fighting in the thirteenth round.
The bout was for the lightolclsht
chdmmiomhip ct. Woman “Uganda. ‘
Thought was all m: Hylud‘c favor.
in tho last round memos was
‘xkncck'ed down With {or the count or
nine before “the Willie interfered.
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GALGARY. Alberta, Nov. 30. «MI!» L L
Muscles Attended. by Many
; oral Wan snuounced for 2 o‘clock yes-
- bosom: men attending-
. space to say that. the FlirmOunt foot-
‘ ' ball team of Bridlcpm't bro not in u-
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doubles in Baseballdoni
Medium 1 Political-er
tummmms.‘ 1111., ml»; 30. ‘—~
Many baseball and business associate;
mended. the tuner-cl of John T Brush
presiduntol the lstional locum Base.
bull club who m Will Tuesday in
Drivel; our near mundane, Mo while
enroute west for his health. The run
terdsy stomach at at. Hunt‘s Episco
pal church and burial at Crown Hill
cemetery hero. . 4
Many friends called at the home or
the daughter, Mrs. Harry N diam)»
stead to ‘view the body. before it was
taken to the church.
John J. MoGrm, manager or the New.
lion: Nations-l lasagna club, was one at
the honorary pallbearers. Among the
thinners!
were: President '1‘. J.*Lynch, National
League; President '3. B. Johnson, Am-
erlcdu league: President Ed. Barrows,
international league; Charles Cornis-
key, Chicago Americans: 0. W. Mur-
pity, Chicago Nationals; August Herr-
maun, Cincinnati; Charles Ebbets, oi
the Brooklyns, and ‘Secretary John
Heydler, National League.
FMRMOUNTS HAVE A GMEVANCE
Fnlrmount Athletic ”notation.
792 Beechwood Avenue.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Nov 27th. 1912.
Sporting Editor of the South ‘Norwalk
Evening Sentinel,
Dear Sir: —— ‘
Just a few lines of your valuable.
vor or newspaper arguments but be-
lieve in playing the same on the licld
and it they win or one detected, to
let it loud there.
This is the first time in the history
of the Fulrmount team that they
have bud to write up a team in. a
newspaper, but owing to remarks the!
the Tiger football team . ct Norwslk
have been making, the *Falrmouuts
teal that it is their duty to let the
lane of the Norwclks know the real
situation.~
The Tigers state that on account of
the Folrmounts quitting drum thcmin
the Thanksgiving same, they claim
the state championship cud will play
the Brooklswns (or the sumo on
Thanksgiving dun.
Now the Marconi: would like to
ask when. tho'l'ilcrs‘ or Brooklwns
ever ind it show to claim s state
chomplcnshlp. in the first place the
mum. have Lumi- wou a sumo
or even scored a point in two mus
ct (calculi and a championship team
a
‘11 no moi-o can there would .11)..
chsnce to hire Amusement Perk for taken ions rest, hear bun
Tigers for a same Sunday steel-noon
at colonial Field for a side bet or
from twenty-five to one hundred dol»
inn and will not ask for one Cent 0!
guarantee ‘br any at the'collcctiou.
The reason the Fslrmounts are doing
this-is that theyLLwish to show the
people in the Norwalltn that they are
_‘ not quitters and that they can detest
the Tigers. ' ’
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played the Orioles, So £0, and Ind
pendent teams. This in the first time
that they have..had anytncubio.
Thanking you for the valuable
space in your papcr and trusting that
the mirmounts will continue to have.
the good name they havqfhllways had
in the Norwailts.
- (Editor‘s Note.)—-Tbis communlcn
lion did not reach The sentinel omce
annulus silvers Ill
“slum columns
CARUSLE. Pu, Nov. ao.——rne phy-
sical condition or the Csrllsic indlan
lootboll pinyers during the Mason just
closed was so 3061! that with Waxed!»
than of a low minor injuries not: s 3102
sis man is out ct condition. A tans
tncd nose. brulScd ankle tendons and ,
rubber on and that. there would. be ‘
about a hundred dollars in, it. . ‘ '
For that sum-p reason
mounts played them a return some
and did not use their strongest team,
but will make no excuses stating that.
thsygwere defeated nuns soonest 716.
The Fairmount's touchdown was earn-
ed and was not. a fluke like the cue
the Tigers ‘.made 3
When it came time to make era
consonants for the final game the .
Tigers manager sent word that they ‘ '
would play on ColonialgFleld for 03
40. The Falrmounts felt that the
were entitled to more than that at“
ter'hsving been promised that the
gums would take place in Amusement
Park and'that an admission fee would
be changed. When tbe‘Fslnnounts-i
{Dunc out that they could not. get the ,
Park they uttered lo‘pley them, win-
ner to take or have the Tigers come
to Bridgeport. This the Tigers ro—L
(used to do so the game was called
01!. ’The last two games the Fair-
mounts have played the Tigers they .,
have. onlyLLreceived camps and on a
to and 40 basis they. would not have '
received any mores L L
the Fair-
5'
Now the F'alrmounts challenge the
{rhe‘Fairmounte have played in the
ammo for two seasons. and have
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We remain your: in sport,
Tho Falrmouut Football Team,
State Junior Champions 1911.
JAS. TASSINARO,
Manager.
ntll yesterday. alternoon, which ac
counts for the delay in printing the
same. .
fl.
Thorpe and Welch are
rest of his days wondering
did it.
Ten per cent. chills
‘lurnlshed‘ room it! too In
and find one that’s at
cent. comfortable hyLan
adv. L
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The Only Fully Equipped;
ELECTflchL silos
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‘ Exclusive distributor of tin"
menu's Dalton pure no
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(Circuitry Boulevard)
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Shore Dinners and All ' '
sol rm (incited n s
3 will stead anythlug iron: 1 pocket“
‘ hills to s. diamond ring. Notwith-
standing the trouble nuoeuitstod by
insulin: against the mischievous nab
hoist the crucial“. they are members ‘
‘ of many households. They are fond
olmilk. and ‘ vulture". to all sorts
oi tricks and suntsrluges to obtuln ll. ‘
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Mill About Proud Man.
. "When a wow Iota Missed
ulxbt Ills lust Dillil the M cloth
over her head. ml silo ll torrid“
out or her wits, end goes when.” 3 .
scr- ons who knows, "but with n m
it n ailment. its any: his a not
fluid. pushes the‘ clothes down so
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hours. straining his curs at «or: 3
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c couple or painful "chsrly horses" ans
the only «muco- tbst the heaviest
tooth-ill schedule in the country nu "
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And mitts implosion.
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1‘0 3: 3° ’0 "ll s-ssotolv; “1.1.1.11”
game. ’i‘be secretary or the navy and
the assistant secretary of won. with
large. parties of friends will be on
brand. sandals and generals. past .
and present. and others active and
retired clflcors of all grades will he
speciallrs. The battalion of cadets.
who arrived here this morning in spec
is] trains ‘lrom West Point. will cc
copy two motions in the center ol the
south stand. and the two battalion: of
midchlpmeu, who also came in this
moi-nick. will inscriptions the cheers
from the middle of the north uund . 3
The cabinet office“, members or
the diplomatic carpi
abouts sud House us i committcosg
other members o the apron.
nor oi Pennsylvs s. W state of».
mulls bud hlsh Music 3 l the city,
will also attend the W ‘ 3
Bonsai trains .lron‘n New York.
Wuhiunlon, West Point and Mouse
ll: unissued innuendo or routers. ’l’h ,
battalions ct outlets and uncommon j
toll luncheon at the University '
Pclnsllrnnls us did sins ll! of tits
Nat-walk Postolilcc
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in"! that. .3 3.
The figuru‘m Just. s trifle better"
than the Widows. but. whnt the
,l‘slrmlswculd like to an is new
they» how the nerve to clubs circus
nionsulp sites the no go “on deduct:
‘ cd than by tho more at no They
r burs also been datum by the lads-
ssndcn‘ts. ’l‘lfl'fllflliflll, ncttomuon s
_, afloat the Arrow turn or Wt
' . use than. The Amw- In 3s 115 lb. 4
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