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Johnsoneastern High Trims Western 5 to 0 1 w s L THE WASHINGTON HERALD WEDNESDAY OCTOBEE 28 1910 Barney Oldfield Beats Jack JohnsonEastern High Trims Western 5 to 0 1 AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY EASTERN BEATS WESTERN BEST EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL TEAM IN YEARS PAGEANT PLANNED Apperson EMERSON ile ORME Temporary location rear of U19 K st n TIME IN 12 YEARS FOR GOMES BAND Ibon Main 7635 FIRST BABCOCK ELECTRIC This Auto Aristocrat CARPENTER AUTOMOBILE CO ITth nd U Capitol Hill School Football Team Outplays Rivals Gigantic Parade as Tribute- Elmore CHARLES E MYERS- 1C9 L st 11 w from Across the CreekWeaver and Parker Stars to the Athletics TelephM North XS Sims MoorCoP- Eastern High 5 Western a down Weaxer went through the line for HAY N ES hose 6144 131012 N Y Art time in more than twelve another first down and on irjuv play i For tho first a MACK TO RIDE AT THE HEAD years the Capital Hill boys have tri- ¬ Eastern mode another first down East HUPMOBILE 1911 orn was and they were penalized 750 umphed over their rivals from across the offside ZEIL MOTOR CAR CO game Chase on the next lineup tried a field 1315 New York are TeL Main 2 J 1 creek in a football goal but the wind which was blowing Date Big Pnfirennt In Philadel- ¬ Eastern won at Union League Park strong at that time carried the oval out for SWTOJS- yesterday because they possessed the phia linn Xot an Yet Been Set lint KRIT of Its course Hcaditer Eimab sit Four 5c better drilled team and because their Upman then punted the ball from 25 i the Affair Will Mont Likely Be WILSON C 1S1 Mtk tt Rwae Norti 3fi jiayers were in better physical condition yard line and as Parker caught tho oval f tho whistle Pnllcd Off in a Few Days Hurry if to U50 to 36 U P In The same old Western lighting spirit announced the end of the PAR V the IL game Dnvlx Day i 0 Ions run P ny wilt be your was In ovjdence and the wearers of the Lineup and summary Is Planned choic IRVING GARAGE lilT mist t PfcooB Ked and White died gamo but wore un- ¬ BMtcro Portions Western Columbia tT9 able to present the whirlwind offense Wrfffct Irft end Btoce Bethel Wllitema left tackle Smith i naracterlstic of former Western teams Pope Pullman left cnard Hunter Graj Philadelphia 25 gi ¬ In the second period Western ripped Whitman Oct Plans for a THEODORE BARNES 4 00 coder Knnielen Hunter Phone Main 2iI9 1222 H trough the Light IJlue line on successive Sawlenen right guard Fredericks- gantic parade to do honor to the Ath it mr Defcwhrf j smashes ton big gains bringinG the ball rfeht tackle Brooks letirs are now beIng prepared by friends < MeAfferr Evans right end Lucola Rauch Lan Electric Within 2 yarda of Easterns goal but McVrde and wellwishers of the worlds cham- ¬ IMPERIAL MOTOR COMPANY Parko qUArteT bacc Peek were held downs they Duklt1 V ow Phone N for Altar that QMM left half back Rarkley McArdla pion Connie Mack has intimated that lll lit Ma were never dangerous I row sitting left to right Swartx Hughes Manning McGlffln Cap Upman First he would not be averse to such a cele- ¬ The oldest inhabitant can scarce re 8 Uh right bacit Garner Second row kneeling Williams Lord captain Cohlll Dnvnll Weaver Regal EMERSON ORME half Wrlclit Porker bration and with the run- ¬ West- ¬ Wearer enthusiasm Temporary 1213 K g ember when Eastern has licked fullback 5ho maier Blandon Third row Mtnndhij Chnrle Donnelly conch Smith Sanderson Well McCaffrey Clime rope Defnndorf man ning location rear of nir big ¬ TcueWawa Wearer Safety Cbaaa Referee Mr I riot in tho city Just now the idea Phone Main IGSi ern at football and there was a eel aiccr Wilson Evans Whitman her Donnelly n stnnt conch lration at the Capitol Hill school last Gus UmpireMr Kirby Field judgeMr White has made a hit with the fans TtaerMr White Head llnesminMr Foley The d t procession Velie isht Time of quarters minutes for the has not W HELPED TEAM TO WIN yet been determined promoters MILLER DUOS AUTOMOBILE SUPPLY Praise for Donnelly I but the HOUSE IMS Hth it Throe N WI LIVE ELEPHANT PAINTED WHITE believe that all details can be arranged The credit of this victory belongs to this week In the parade will ride the WASHINGTON roach Charley Donnelly who played GUNNERS PREPARE CARTER MOTOR CAR COMPANY I Athletics Connie quarter back Holy Cross College in- TO with Slack at the head Mcnvcy Building TelepiMce Main 5123 for BE PRESENTED CONNIE MACK Somo tIght hope was expressed 1 K Knowledge gamo that the j anti by his of the Cubs might be willing to part nd hU personality instilled into the take but WarrenDetroit 30 FOR GAME SEASON Philadelphia Oct 25 Swaying his body When the leading spirits in the conspir- none of the rooters who mAde the trip i apifol lUll youngsters much of the Auto repair shop and z Ierooni IMS 14th t- lazily Is acy to the Windy City 4152 fighting spirit of which Holy Cross has a huge gray Asiatic elephant to make Conoio Mack hAppy decided and there learned the Tbone North NORMAN S BOWLBS Agent J eating thirtyfive pounds of hay an hour upon an elephant they asked lint for a brokendown dlgcounged attitude of the been noted since this institution has Men Chicago STEAM AND GAS represented in McCI mans Thirteenth white one The dealers said they were all players thinks that the defeated White on the gridiron stable at National Leaguers THE IMPERIAL MOTOR CO would appear at the I Halt Back Weaver and Capt Parker street and Moyamenslng avenue today out of sacred elephants but they recalled 1 J V K nw Tel North 2058 I tall of the Athletics But nt quarter were the bright individual Outlook for Birds and Rab apparently undisturbed at his destiny P T Barnum and his reputed skill fttth chariot a ¬ number of star ball players would be MOTORCYCLES stars ot the Light Blue team The for- whch Includes and being the WhiteWash and this mer proved wonder Maryland- whltewnshlns brush downtown willing t take part a at picking holes bits Throughout presented to Connie Mack leader of the mon saw great they through the line and rushing the ball for- a light Wh tb r In addition efforts will be made to ¬ Merkel Light MS gains while Parker at critical stages White Elephants by a host of downtown hired it or bought it outright they de- get the football teams of the colleges Motor Cycle I and schools Embton D ryrtn showed rare good judgment in directing admirers of the Athletics cline to say but last night th big beast in and around Philadelphia HARRY SEAMARK 6th G ¬ ud riys On November 1 the ducking season Is I Mack Is envying very much the com- was prodded down a plank from a box- to rW Many of the men who drove posure the present II says he would in the recent ¬ The first period ahowod tho teams to bo to open throughout Maryland and things I of car In tho West Philadelphia stock yards Failmount Park automo- REPAIRS GARAGES 0 evenly matched The ball seesawed tack look favorable very sea- hko to emulate it but he cannot This bile race are now in Philadelphia or tor a successful surveyed isis and loft in a stan with a bate of hay end forth and it was hard to see where says morning he home at lID cows by began to uneasily New York and they liars already signi- ¬ son tho Baltimore Star Ducks are I to The near act either eleven had tho advantage In the Ontario street from cellar attic but and the drovers sniffed through fied a willingness to pilot their racers Clarke F N reported fairly plentiful through the place an ele- ¬ horses Auto repair wed cars saM ep cciBmieatac Sf cond period Western started in with a I he could not find a where down Broad street in such a parade the night Ml K JWF Mate M 2S9 ruH and almost scored Attar that the North and the food in Maryland this phant wishing several tons would fit The Aera Club of Pennsylvania will be Rr ¬ Connie Alack was told this morning of I Joy he home uperior team work of the Easterners season is above the average Reports Much of the has felt at the asked to secure the presence or a num- ¬ coming of victorious team haa been the gift that was to be his He sighed Wm legan to tell and Western never had a from tho Susquehanna flats state that hit deeply The life of a big league manager ber of aviators It is certain that all J Wells clmnce I shattered by the Impending elephant the independent baseball In All kinds of automobile JOha lcd revabfec at the wild celery there the food that connected with the contains much joy sometimes he mid teams the moderate prices Work guaranteed Referee Jack Gass misinterpreted the I Everything beast city are willing to march in uniform REAR HIS I AVE XW eoMa makes the Maryland canvasback cele- j seems to be shrouded In mystery In but it Is also stuck full of gels of or rults and robbed Eastern of a chance to I AH branches of the sport repre- ¬ Is en- ¬ row What on earth do I want with an will be add another point by kicking a goal from brated throughout the East not up to I South Philadelphia some of the most I elephant Of course am manager sented With plenty of red tire and field on account j thusiastic rooters of the Athletics live I of the the but this decision did not make standard of a large amount of I banners the parade will undoubtedly The Vnre Magistrate Hughes br bunch of White Elephants on earth Secondhand Waverley anv difference in the limit result illegal fishing which has rooted up the j brothers be a success Shortly before time was up during the Hazlott Hugh Black John R C but I dont think theyd consort with an celery The usual number of craft and Jme Tommy Asiatic elephant Theres no place up Triumphall Homecoming final chapter Eastern got within 18 yards I I MAl1ister lI A McClemau Electric familiar faces will be seen on the Sus- home for
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