THE RALEIGH DAILY TIMES: MONDAY, NOVEMBER l, 1910.
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How the last election has changed the political map of the Tutted States. Key to- situation: ; ;
White Democratic. lilack Republican. ; Shaded I'roaressive Ucp,,1""n IHaniml Lines In doubt. ,
X States which have' changed from Democratic to Republican or Republican to Democratic.
Including Maine, which was recently lost by the Republicans, the Democrats have now taken eleven strifes out if the Republican column. The
Republicans managed to take thrae states from the Democrats, although in one of them, Nebraska, the Republican victory was cor lined to the head
of the ticket, the other offices being won by the Democrats. The Republican states which are now Democratic are New York. Illinois, .Maine, Massa
chusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey, Oregon. West Virginia, Wyoming, Missouri, and Kentucky. The Democratic states which., arc now Republican
are Nevada, Nebraska and Tennessee. The Democratic states unchanged hv the election are North Dakota, Indiana, Oitiii. ('dorado, Ol;:hor.ia,
Maryland and the southern suites with the exception of Tennessee. The republican states unchanged are Washington, California. ld::ho, I'tnh,
Arizona, New Mexico, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa.- Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Vermont, New Hampshire, Delaware and Rhode Island South
Dakota, Montana is doubtful, both sides claiming the legislature on joint ballot. Outside of Indiana, the Progressive RcnuMic.ous ft (red well. In
the northwest the insurgents came through with practically a clean slate. Kansas elected all its insurgents wit h the exception of one. I:: California
there were victories of both Insurgents and stand-patters.
THE GAME AT DURHAM
Large
Crowd Braves the Cold
Weather
Team From the Training Ship Frank
Jin Won From Wake Forest by a
Score of 11 to 0.
(Special to The Times)
Durham, Nov. 14: A large crowd
braved the cold weather of Saturday
and shivered through two hours and
a half of a chilling northwester, to
see the team from the training ship
Franklin win from the Wake Forest
College team by the score of 11 to 0.
The touchdowns came in the second
and last quarters, and. were both the
result of successful forward passes
and heavy line rushes. The game
was a line exhibition of the sport, be
ing entirely free from unnecessary
roughness and doubtful tactics. No
body in the city, not even the most
sanguine Wake Forest man, expected
the Baptist team to win, and the hard
fight that the college men put up
against the champion jackies was en
tirely satisfactory to the supporters
of the black and gold.
The rooters were there in, all theii
glory, making audible speech impos
sible with their din of horns, cow.
bells, drums, and yells. The grand
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stand and right bleachers were deco
rated with the . Wake Forest colors,
but the supporters of the Baptist
team early in the game deserted the
benches and crowded the guard-ropes
following the ball up and down the
field. The jackies, 40 or more in
I number, in sailor togs, occupied the
I opposite bleachers, being re-inforced
I by a large city delegations in which
. Trinity men formed a liberal sprink
ling, which gathered around the sail
or boys as much for the purpose of
seeing them and hearing them at
close range as for any definite hostil
ity to the North Carolina team. The
sailors had brought their own band
of 42 pieces, which discoursed mar
tial and popular music before the
starting of the game and during the
intermissions between the quarters.
Their yelling approached the dignity
of an accurate science. The leader in
uniform, with a large silver baton,
brought forth a bewildering variety
of songs, cheers, and whistles, by va
rious deft passes of his stick. To
have heard their guying, cheering,
and whistling, and to have seen their
clog and joy-dances whenever a suc
cesful play was pulled off by their
team was alone worth the price of
admission.
The sailors were first on the field,
beginning practice at S: 15. They
were followed 2tt minutes later bv
the Collegians, and both teams took
10 minutes of preliminary practice.
At 3:43, 13 minutes behind schedule
time, the whistle blew, and the sail
ors kicked off. Wake Forest choosing
the north goal. A 'series of line-
rushes followed, varied by two at
tempted forwurd passes by the navy
which .failed to connect. The ball
was held in Wake Forest's territory
most of the time, being saved from
being carried over several times by
the effective punting or Captain Ut
Iey for the Collegians. His punting
throughout the game was one ot the
features," being far superior to the
punting of the sailors.. The quarter
ended without either side being able
to score, and the Wake Forest dele
gation on the right side lines began
to hope for a tie game.
The second quarter was 'marked by
several short successful lina-pltinges
on the part of the navy and the ef
fective punting of the Wake Forest
captain, who continually kept the ball
out of dangerous territory with his
trusty foot. The sailors worked two
successful forward passes, the first
one netting 10 yards, and the . last
one bringing the touchdown. The
latter was from Frey to Burch, the
lauer making a oeautitut run or 20
yards to the goal. Bassan kicked a
clean goal and the quarter ended, 6
to 0, in favor of the Franklin team.
The third quarter the navy again
tried forward passes, two of which
failed and two netted decided gains.
Wake forest employed the kicking
tactics again and made a long run of
35 yards around the sailors right
end, which, however, was not allowed
because of some of the college play
ers being off-side. The quarter ended
with the ball safely away from either
goal.
In the fourth" quarter Wake For
est kicked off, the sailors getting the
ball and carrying it back well within
Wake Forest employed the kicking
utes later they worked a successful
forward pass, which, together with a
penalization of the Collegians of 10
yards, netted the sailors 40 yards
Another forward pass flukes out and
Wake Forest takes the ball. On the
second down the college team kicks,
but the kick is too low and Is
blocked by the Sailors, only seven
yards being netted, giving Franklin
the ball 22 yards from the Wake
Forest goal. Three more rushes,
which the college team is unable to
stop, put the ball across for the sec
ond touchdown. The-try for goal is
unsuccessful, the ball being carried
by the strong wind a few inches out
side of the bar. Play is resumed and
a few minutes later the ball is again
within striding distance of the college
goal, but a fumble gives the ball to
Wake Forest; whose captain again
sends . It out of danger with his
trusty toes. The sallorspunt for 30
yards and by a bad play of the Col
legians secure "the ball only a few
yards from the College goal. Succes
sive line-rushes bring the ball to the
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TH1-: I'PRlSlXtJ.
Directed Against Missionaries
Rut of Local Nature.
one-yard line, when the whistle blows
for the end of the game.
The line-up follows: .Net
Franklin: Conrad, c.: Queensland.
r.t.; Ryan, i.e.; Scutiiner, l.g.: Hunt, (liy u.. win. tu The Tilnos.)
l.t.: Burch. I.e.: Schmidt. . Snapp. q.; j .Washington, Nov. 14 The uprls
Kelly, Qttinn, r.h.: Bassanan, l.h.; tiiji in Hwang Si province, Caina,
Frye, f.: Callahan, r.s. Saturday, during which several
Wake Forest: Raniseur. Bagwell, American, missions and churches
c; Holdiug, r.t.: Robertson, r.e.; wei.e desU0ved by mobs, cannot be
Harward. Queen, l.g.: Pointer, l.t.: "(considered 'the result of anti-foreign
Highsmjth, Stranfield, I.e.: Aydlett, scntluion t . today declared Chang Yin
q.: I'tley, r.h.; Savage, l.h.; Huntley, p Ciiinexe minister.
f.; Carter, r.g.
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Harvard On Last Lap.
. .'.(By Leased' Wile to The Tillies.)
Boston. Mass., Nov. 14 With
Dartmouth's scalp buckled safely
under her belt, the Harvard varsity
football team enters the last lap of
training this afternoon for her su
preme struggle with the Yale bull
dog in New Haven next Saturday. In
starting the last H-eJJSs of trainin
Harvard is fortunate in not having' a
single first string man .on the bos.
pital list. The reason attributed to
having so few injuries in the Crim
son camp this season is t he fact that
Coach Haughtou seldom allows a man
to remain in the game after he has
shown signs of distress. The team
will have only two more days of prac
tice in the stadium. On;ednesday
the entire varsity squad will be taken
on their biennial outing to Farniiug
ton, whore the coaches will put the
men through the final practice for the
supreme struggle of the year which
will settle tlie eastern football cham
pionship. Undergraduates, coaches ami play
ers feoj confident thai this year's
team is one of the best that ever rep
resented the university cross the
Charles river. The coaches. have in
stilled the do or die spirit into the
men this spirit was shown in the re
cent Cornell and Dartmouth games.
The result of the Yale-Princeton
game has not disturbed the confi
dence the entire student body has
in its fighting machine.
The riots were caused by local feel
ing against the government of the
province, he said: .
"I am certain that the riots were
not caused by any feeling against
Americans. So far as 1 can learn, Ihc
government has perfect control of the
situation, and there is no tea:- of any
furtherdisturbance. Troops are on
trie scene and have quelled the riots.''
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: Wasliliigtiin, Nov. 1 1 ballots ami
marines from the United States gun
boat Yot'ktown u-nd the Oecniun gun
boat Dreiucn have Ijruloil at Aiyiap
aln. Honduras, rot to suppi but to
protect, (leneirtl Joisei Mann Vana
dates, tlu1 turbulent revolutionist.
General Valladnres, deserted by h!s
army, appealed to Cui:tm Anderson
of tlv.. Yoiktown for protection, and Is
bring guarded In Ins hyuKe by Amer
ican SiiMors. lnldi'ination of the land
ing of the Miilms and marines .reached
the state and navy department to
day from Captain Andeiroii anil from
Tutted .stale!'. Minister Met'iei y , nl
Tegucigalpa. '.Wio. cabled:
"The 'general' lias not i tied President
Davllla. of Honduras, that he suitcii
('.evs. Ho will shortly be deported."
On Saturdav an I'lllccV of Valla
dares' force, while drunk, shot a tele
frapli operator, a toreigncr. In the
loot. Captain Anderson immediately
landed a force to protect loreiRii in
terests. The arms with which Valla
dares supplied his soldiers have been
collected and are being carted away
by sailors from the German .gunboat.
1 here is no disorder now In Aunip.ila.
the German and Ami-ncan sailors pa
frolhng the streets.
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Yale Squad nesting. .
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New aven, Conn., Nov. 14
Though the Yale squad is being given
a rest today there, will be no let up
in the practice now in preparation for
the battle with the Harvard team Sat
urday. .
C'oach Coy said today that tomor
row, Wednesday and Thursday the
varsity will have scrimmaging and
the work will culminate in the signal
drill on Friday. .
- The men are ajl in first class phy
sical condition'and the same team
will be used against Harvard as was
used against Princetoa. A score of
coaches will be with the eleven dur
ing the last week.
The practice for the week will be
secret as there are crude edges which
must be planed off before the team
goes against "Withington's eleven.
Walter Camp and Tom Sullivan
will remain chiefs or the coaching
squad and are' said to have a new
bunch of tricks up their sleeves to
help the team that "caine back" and
walloped Princeton.
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