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Money, It Appears, Means Nothing to the Federals
f0)S BOUGHT
GROUNDS WITH
EYES WIDE OPEN
y|| Park Will Be Built in
Backyard of Site, Says
Qiltnore.
UIDSTAND Will
( OS I $475,000
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& Graut lana Dice
?g that the football ? , ,.h0Tti M in,rrpM w?,
th.- fall than I put ?n on> ?,,,.
- the last Iim, or the ? *M rung down
are got Hurry ..,?,, i'oat, eoacfa of M
n and a former rale e to pich 01 an 111 M ehlgan and an All Yale
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Yale.
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fi Tackle Bloomer
Shevlin
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Unekweil
Phllhin
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Fullback Coy
N'ote H ? ?.. edleai to sav 'hat I still living were picked for this
game, played 11 ? ate after the oni by old Doe Lardni
I hr Battle,
. pri mptly at ! p. m. Coy kicked off to Heatoa.
The burly back came smashing onwai II before he was fiercely taekleu
?her.
On the fret pl?>- ent Reaton aront d Yale'? righ* end, where there
iras no one in the way gain. On I play < n |
rled oui aronnd lei - tht? waen'1 a soul left except Kilna1
No gain.
. m\ irai thrown hearil] bj Redden,
?<ok r.m! S?
lJUy by Plaj
Aral play Rockwell aenl t only
i of <lermai : Schal v, en 'lie iuo
collided I mine had rploded st midfield la :
?tied to s Ii] of tackle, but there wasn't ai a
lifted him up and was trying to pick hi, teeth with the
Yale ptar, when the offic ? i'ened and penal.i Michigan ten yerd
unnecessary ImpollteneOI
e next play H and Schnla became Involved In a personal
argument, and !t took the summer camp from Plattshurg nn<l 4no cop* thirty
two minutei I the stirring debate
The Finish.
' ,e end of the game the ball was at midfield, The leora ws? ?? 'nl
lows: Michigan, 0; Yale. lshing--Bj Tale, 1 S ynrds;
against Harvard.
er ayain to decide the draw, the
? -? aga in All-Harvard eleven. 1W:' eieret haanl
been q f them hsve. Nourse will play entre.
l'?nnock right guard and Ha skle. The ends will b? Campbell
rdwiek. Ti hblee and Bri< ay foi 'he two
be )da\n! for the heneflt
??' >rtrreen 40 and 60.
Rubaivat of the Gridiron.
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"vcr lost a game'
erwhi ? ?ot Mel
?.-earn knew
Half Strides.
Nach in ?port that Is ?barged to brain and skill i? rnereh knaik that
has come without reason and no great amount of intelligent practice.
\n\ dub can star once in a while, bul it i* the ?tar who oalj dub^ once
In a while.
. ? dal of a'l thia
the day'- , ''? ' "' "r lea ng 1
Hut how crn any ore iu<
The S. Nriain I eature.
i of the roci i ' earn
Hahan'a fi Vale! Toe! gan,
doesn't think ! o. The 1 ?,..??
tion was Shirerick'a kick ng s was a man not sup
ind whet, Hairett It hurt and thf
championship test It g
one of the great er ai ? ad aa we
(?gar ' '
by his
Entries for Hi<? Peace Ship
Suggeated bj J J McGraw L'mpire Bill Byron
. D, Haogl '
: rlncoton Thor.. ?
Johnson Jamea I
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riela i I
? what he cons - .
FED I
le .
. ,,.,. |M ?n and 1 g in the d il u ng of the
s t it ao plei
u,, . | found it to be a ir how
King William IV.
VOP
Scotch Whisky
deceived highest Award oj Merit
and Gold Medal at San Francisco
BID FOR GOLF TOURNAMENT
Three Hub- Waal to Hold Hehlern
tmateai and 01) mplc i litaren,
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r trie
innual
Ig of the s h ?ill
January
olio '
PACIFIC COAST
SEKS TO HOLD
GOLF TOURNE!
Del Monte Club Offers t
Furnish Special Train
for Amateur Tilt.
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PI .-ill 1
the Del 2 G I Com
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Monti thel Macdonald Striitl .
m, ?ro
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sdvent of Californie In th
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the ?
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brood view
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of erri to
and to Uu
tion as well as | % man'
t.ew clubs which aro i ot
"I lie Californio uolf \??oeintio!
ieali7.es that the large mejority of th<
n In - oni cl ihip heve, o
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this most im
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WATER ON SIDE IN
GOLF POOL GAME
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League neat ici '
CHANGES MADE IN
THF SQUASH RULES
Back it) old Order of rhings In
Natioaal Tourney.
The new aquaoh rait ? tl at
.i i alumbl i i
rom filt'ii.
tourna ?
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THE YALE ClUB
STARTS SQUASH
SEASON RIGHT
Wins All Five Matches in
ting with Heights
( isino loan;.
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?lampionship of I
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PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Market Shows Re?
actionary Trend?Corn
Is Louer.
GBNEBAL HARKET REPORT.
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WITH STEADY CLOSE
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of Early f lurry.
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man's Cup Results I !
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ARMY AND NA VY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OE WARSHIPS
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