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‘ I t"l«litAGO Nov. 29 —-The question Cantblidge, M555, Nov. 29 ~Efiorts' thtown on the Spring Hills 8 yard lino. .
fl But, BOSTON NM 2,9me Boston Na l'nle “victors" of Blillgellol't "3d of whether the playing of suntmer to bring coilt- ge (l‘L‘ViS together to de fast Battle “tween T” 1.00" Neughhauer and Rooney the: m?
local EIQVCII was “Viol. ltlonals “1.059 kicking tactics on thei To Change “all Name, for the bow bail should affect the standing oficide me American intercollegiate roVV- i Teams EMS With: 12 06m” $01" a meg), xiilgss‘ner (:11: Hit-hat.
Bridflmmrs “ad Thlif ”Gk: .151bttll lield during the past season “in I u” “Defeated” Nthlt tcs seeking plates on “Big Nine" aging championship under a system like 5mg seem k k the m
D l “I. " 0 (011911“ teams was dropped “"3" althat p1etalling at the famous English ‘_ ‘llillside again toiled to to 5
"it“ Immaclm m EXCitlflK'wme clttitised w some quarters “in SC“! 20-4) MW dietuqfii‘m “1 1118 annual meet .fienley regatta are being made by the' The Hillsides eleven journeyed to and the third quotter ended Show! of;
”It‘ll 31“”"9‘0 "b "mm?“ “en year, 11 lilac oi the intertolicglate Conterence' A'lnetican intercollegiate Rowing As- 39mg mu accepting it return chal- after.
. “Wide“! James L (.aliney has n" . EAlllletiC Association here5§15tt11rdayi 1 according to on oflicinl nn- Henge, and again defeated their rivallt. Spring Hill came back in the last :1
..__—.———- 1111) In 11 letter mailed last night to: The Tigers added another ”do” '0 30““ 1°“ with e do or die" spirit ma
. yesterday by defeating night as it was not within the row nouncclnflnt made here last night. A (0 the tone of 13 to 0 Both (83mg quarter V 1: ’
Opposed b) 11 much “shit?! ““1“ t\t.’l\0119 of the Braves” under con-H181r 5mm; id 5 50 the tune of the athletic directors and coaches decision to standardize the sport was‘ieached the field with 8. determine: entitled the bull within 10 yar‘dn all 9'
than thentseltes but with the luck mitt the club executite announceslthe Vicious of Bi seporm Park The attending the meeting it) change the “530th at ”“5 second annual meeting ”on to win and the game was a fight Hillsides 'goal Hillside cm MR:
and blocks of the game continually his determination that the. condutt 0155:)! 20 to 0.1111 Amuse-31:5 ""0qu summer )aseball rule or abolish it. of me “magnum ,thh was (held at how 5mm to numb Eth a lush and held Spring Hill to!
«5.111151 them. the Norwaik Football the team shall be above criticism." tigers outplayed .111; 52101;“ k Cit Power m make such chunks! rests me Yale. Club in New York last Fri “511555183 kicked to Hickey, who we “M of the ball it w” a” .t
neom was defeated yeslfliflv 0“ ”lei “Umpire baiting is a thing of 1111110“t ”’9 game and a: r or i, with the tolmnittee of delegates trom‘lday night with repre-temalivell in at was thrown on Spring Illils 15 yard pectlily carried into bprlnz Km to"
Ward street 5101111115. bl ”‘9 Bridge 1185‘ H “a detriment to ”‘9 winning room could play a8 80 bet? Tito the college. intuition gatelning nth- ’tcndance from Columbia, Cotttell. Ilar- line Spring Hill lost the ball on ritor)’ and 3- Baxn “19“ showed Fm
port Lntted mun-1111118 50010 0‘ 5‘01 pennants.” he said coniinumg' "hey might h“: done met-50 Rus— ‘lettm llirottor George Hull, 01 the Ward United States Naval Academy, their third down when Benedict inter-Inc was matte of by breaking through
‘0 2 Th" “N “m” of ‘” {mum DEW” 91‘1”" who '3 fined b‘dlm u~m forward posses y Reyna 8 .1 nt‘ursiiy oi' lllittois, was appointed Princeton Unitersity of Pennsylvanlfijcented a forward pass and carried the line when Spling Hill WM
man made by Bridgepoit, when Smithimn. “1.x. 59am“ must pay his own sell, one in the first quarter and one i ,
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{hm a ”my gm“ in the fim few ‘ mm and no play” under suspmmm" in the third quurier. figu'hed "Ligand (Manges in the rules to lie sent to' 'anldl 11:11: decided to work upon some thon. rushed the bull to Spring Hills shortly litter, the score bait: 31'0”“
””"“"" of pl“) .11“, ball was kem‘mn “we“? “a“rwdurmg that pmw'nlme 30 points Reyno a “*9 y the. National intercollegiate Athletic «heme that would do away with 15 yard line. Rooney then threw it Hillsidcs favor. The lineup was may
H ”1“ mm" 0f the field for a can 11 Pret‘mpm Galinéy assured ”m play 1mg was ”womme 9 i110 moral. Ascot-lotion Mr. Hull was chosenlhmny of the early season ra‘ii‘s and Natty forward pass .to Neugebsur,'follows: .9
‘W ‘ JM“ ““19 after ”“8: b‘“ finally 9” ”I?“ h“ “"3”” "MW ”19‘“ ‘0 ‘hi‘tt'lmims The locals had rtwrwardl Di'l’fililenl'fi— for the succeeding vear. would make it possible to settle the who carried the boil across the linegiHilislde, 12. 5PM" 01“"qu
"f“ ' “m" of ‘mer ”8898’ “as "m" N ‘f ”'9" ww- mm" and ”"3 om-' MEWS do“ to pellettion a it w“ ~ ‘1 lie 0 rowing championship definite scoring 1.10 112111 touchdown of the'S- Baxa -------------------- m5
(“mm ”I. 10 mp Bridgeport gum and pire “rm”: hm h“ expressed the b9 P‘t'sllohslblé '0? a “"80 Pa“ “filth” k 1:: 1:111 findings will be reported fill the. game. Hillside failed to kick the goal; ,. I Center
alter 1lil extiting skirmish was sent 1ief that the umpltes would treat thelgflms‘ Mn") "mus dph‘mhé wo WM “[{RPE‘ NEW RUlES 5 ring meeting of the afifiOCiflUOY-i '0 looting the scale 6-0 in {11101 of Hill- MCGFflih W We!
through by Nointan for Norwalk’o platens propeti‘y it met 'in the enmefim" that could be oxpectcd- “d 11] gt): hold in Phll'tdclllhi'l ill May 12. 'thu tilde ~119“ Gum“ '
{”51 5mm: (in the ltick- oil NOI‘WMkitpilil. thourh the Victors broke through “7 7 gm ht before lhe A‘leri‘it‘iln Henley ._Spring Hill kicked oil to- Roeing, Wiicek 5...5 ..... .......... .. Ml
:1gztljlllyitt‘ulrt’d the bail, and lit 1! WW; ' ‘ ifew thnm during the game. “1‘9 Tiger: f0“ SKHBAul “:9” “ho ramped 15 yards before he wash H Rigllt Guam “,1!
i I'lllllli'lfl Norman atillitd. another Dnllllr :gools we“ never in 19111111141 "msg#11551 - ‘ 51‘5l At “the matting it was shown thalliluon'n on liiilsitles 30 land line. iiiii- F 1333‘“ ------- v """"" W“
5 to Nomalk'tt score, by a well aimed; Gummy ii: 0” l5?" "mm the “m [Oifwowfl’nzmt N ng YORK. Nov 29.- omcinls d? the llrenent American Henley brought side then. inched the ball up the field‘ Left Tackle.
side kick. The find liltlt’ then ended1 . ., t the 30 ”mi line and ‘ 13 one inftte "to “on“, wietichIO-ttogethorthe gewnd crew}; of the corn [using Noogebtluer as a battering ram.1 1‘09"”; ~-- . ------------- Wm
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‘ “mmmwwmgh Mi” ”Thus” been 3151‘.“ by the Boaton Hall 1: .~ . _, Right End ., ' {rum-the. milclziuetoode. hot- Jererlrl lye ‘monner: and. mentimem 'ttlts emifliltt half ended with the 5 ball on: H "5 Quarterback5
2:" :wmmwflgmm thunk, M1033. wager“ Hapmod' Williams ______ 5555555 Krivdai suggestions made through the A. A. Ipreltned in favor of a more reprenen lSpring Hills 10 yard line; I ' 591111th ihthiltb’k
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”on!" minutes the hqppfmfercrh “‘Lba’ltllit: in the North Cniolina loague,‘ Stilt - IRivillal These included pondinnion 'to shoot schema probably early- in June. ' “‘5 thrmn by Kleing on Spring Hills’ R°°noy """""""" " 1'. W
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" in Norwalk and then ,in Briignpirtrtln than?” ”"9”“! t“ “1'“, with the Connolly Gina lone hand behind the. bat-l1 on 11 jump 11 new American Henley would do first 801 of GOWDS bill 011 UN“ 3800“ Noogebaner """ m:
territory, bui With neither, £88m being _N 111' Flown club‘ of ”u, Eastern A1150 Left Fnd """" gs 5y bull and Having an extra period to two)" with the annual Pottxhkeensieiset they found the Hillside line on, 5 Fullback
"“9 ‘0 “0"” “"9“? came abmlxuplt elation tinder Manager :lerry Connetl firm!“ 1 Wilson‘declde 11 tic instead of playing for one regatta, representatives at Harvard ltregnable and were forced to kickpl Refelle“P-,M°S“"Y- 5 u
'“ front 0’ till! ”M!‘ 3m“ " “my two yours ago and showed up in line ' ..... I PfiGunrd extra goal. it was decided also to and Yale insisted that the classic Benedict got the punt and carried it Umpire—Cole. ' I F I ‘ '_
of ”‘50 mm players were bowled have 1151 the beginning of the reason Virgulnlt ‘ Polaslty: nrohibit centers from filnying 11 ball a meet betWeen the Blue and thc t‘rim lot a 10 yard gain. Lazarus then got “mesmm‘Tmrry ““9 Munich.
2:3 :25" frag: Efifi 51:: 5188:1511]? I Olllt to miter in the middle lie was mileitTackle """ tsecond time at. the taco-oi! until it has' son on the. Thames must be held as 'the bail on a take forward pass frmn' Time—40“" ”WWW"? periods. ,1
but ["5 minutes left ‘ihc locals made 1‘ en sold to tho Macon club 'of the 119011 played by some other memberlnattal. probably 11 week or ten days Mughcbaur and romped for 1: 10 --
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Stevenson, lb: Hudson, rhb; Wallace
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