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Cornell and Ynle ore scheduled to line up against com binations which a year ago forced them to play the hardest kind of foot ball in order to make an early show ing. At Ithaca, the powerful t’nlverslty of Pittsburg team will attempt to repeat the victory which marked the 1913 season when Cornell was de feated 20 to ". Many of last year’s veterans are still available and the visitors expect to test the red and white defense In every department of play. i Princeton Is expected to try out her new open play attack on ltutgers. and unless It works smoothly there Is likely to be an upset, for the New Hrunawlck College semis n strong, well-coached squad to Tlgertown Princeton, after the experience of last season, when ltutgers score<l upop her Is not Inclined to under estlmute her opponent. A new coaching system will also get its first at Yale where Prank Hln kdy's charges will line up against the University of Maine, which last *rn snn held the Ells to a no-score game OTHER RESULTS International League Montreal 14; Buffalo 4. Providence 1; Baltimore 0. Toronto 4; Hocheater 4 Newark-Jersey City, not acheduled American Aaaoclatlon. Indianapolis 4: Columbus 4. Louisville S; Cleveland ». Milwaukee 7; St Paul 0. (Only three scheduled l. baseballweaTher American League All clear Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at Cleveland (I). New York at Petrolt li ). Boston at St. Louts (21. Natiencl League Atl clear. Cclcago at Boston (2). Pittsburg at New York (2). Cincinnati at Philadelphia (21. St. Louis at Brooklyn (2). Federal League. All clear Chicago at Brooklyn (2). Indianapolis at Pittsburg * St lxuile at Baltimore (2). 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His BCAEO.AWB "feEtiEUE it AiL I 6or our oTir\ V H'uai, op (u/MVr D, HALITES At TfcWjs/ SIXH A “fii' #'P h(H H a *..i >[„':■ MutMTfll* »»i *w 1 iwr* _> U PtuToCRATiC IT tOUJSOEO AV T* AIPE PATU6 E - AM{> AAPE/Mfe SO I DID - OHt.lt u tHfe /WAWAGB WBfJT IttilLL AIICK Alt Foft. Thß.' DoitEuu So MV HO C.AUEI.V J.UG66STE D THAT I SEEK: THE. DrtICATBSSEAI FW (WEEKS BOAED I OWE. THEM - So REAIE-MBEA*. „ - /W THt RVfe , AMD TPMt THBOUQH"- —■ >• OPEHC CLASH. IN THE SOUTH Of College Football Players Being Staged Today-- No Contests of Major Importance Being Played. Atlanta, Gs. The first game of the 1914 college football season In the South will he played today. No con tests of major Importance are sched uled. Practically all the Southern teatns have had two weeks of practice. Re ports Indicate that most of the elev ens have lost many of their veterans and It Is expected that straight foot hall will predominate In tomorrow's games. More Intricate play will he perfected by the coaches as the sea son advance*. The more Important games tomorrow are: Vanderbilt Reserves vs. Oumber lsnd at Nashville Georgia vs Dahlonega at Athens. Mercer vs. Gordon at Macon. Tennessee vs. Carson snd Newman at Knoxville. North Carolina vs. Richmond at Chapel Hill. Virginia Military Institute vs. Hampton-Sydney at I.exlngton. l.ouislann State vs. Southewrstern at Raton Rouge. Kentucky Slate vs. Wilmington at Lexington. Auburn vs Marlon at Auburn, Ala. Virginia vs, Ramhdph Macon at Charlottesville. George town vs. Fordham at Wash ington Oklahoma University vs. Central Normal si Oklahoma Coty. AMERICAN LEAGUE Club Standing. Won. Lost. Pet Philadelphia 93 49 .655 Boston .86 66 .610 Washington 75 (4 .626 I*etrolt 75 69 .621 Chicago *7 77 .465 New York 65 77 .463 SI. Louis 64 78 .451 Cleveland ..46 98 .319 Yanks 5; Tigers 4. At Detroit— Score: R. H. R. New York .. .. 106 990 022 6 7 2 I >e< rolt 100 010 026—4 11 4 Wnrhop, Cole. Keating and Nona maker; Cavet and McKee. Athletic* 3: Whit* Sox 1. At Chicago— Score: R. H. E Philadelphia .. .026 016 660—3 7 0 Chicago 160 000 066—1 4 * Shaw key ami Schang. Wolfgang and Sohalk Nape 3; Senator* 1. At Cleveland— Score: R H K Cleveland .. . .662 061 OOx — 3 7 3 W ashington .. ~600 066 100—I 3 2 Steen and Egan; Bentley. Harper. R. William* and Henry. Bed Sex 1; Browne 10. At Ft. I-outs— Score: R H K Boston 616 006 666 1 8 3 St Ixwils 400 024 OOx—lo 8 0 Shore. Bedlent and Tliumaa. Pratt; Hamilton and Agnew. THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. Today’s Puzzle--Can You Read It? Who Is the author? Yesterday’s Puzzle and the Answer What h«* iwytnjr'* Modulated tone* givo color. Bright Bargains in Wants FEDERAL LEAGUE Club Standing. Won. Lost. Pet Chicago .. .. 80 62 .663 Indianapolis 79 63 .556 Baltimore 72 65 .525 Buffalo 72 66 .522 Brooklyn 71 68 .511 Kansas City .. ». ..65 76 .461 St. Louis 61 79 .436 Pittsburg 67 79 .419 B-jffeds 2; Packers 4. At Buffalo- Score: R. H. E. Buffalo 060 000 200—2 5 2 Kansas City .. ..000 000 004—4 8 0 Anderson and Lavigne; Packard and Easterly. Hooslers S; Terrapins 2. At Baltimore— Score: R fl H St. Louis 000 301 100—6 7 1 Baltimore 00 200 000—2 7 2 Crandall and Chapman; Smith, Conley and Jacklltsch, Russell. Rebels Win. At Pittsburgh— Score: R. H.E. Indianapolis .. .. 000 000 000—0 3 2 Pittsburg 000 001 OOx—l 6 1 Kalserllng, Mullln and Rariden; Knetzer and Berry. Chifeds 4; Tip-Tops 1. At Brooklyn- • Score: R. H. E. Chicago 010 001 200—4 11 1 Brooklyn 001 000 000—1 5 0 Johnson and Wilson: Brown and Watson. NATIONAL LEAGUE Club Standing Won Lost Pet. Boston 84 66 .600 New’ York 77 64 .546 St. Louis 7« 67 .532 Chicago 75 69 .621 Philadelphia 70 74 .486 Brooklyn 69 74 .483 Pittsburg 62 79 .440 Cincinnati 57 87 .395 Braves Win a Doubts. At Boston— (FIRST GAME.) Score: R H E Cincinnati 000 000 000—0 Boston 010 000 lOx—3 Tingling and Gonzales; Rudolph and Gowdy. (SECOND GAME!. Score: R. Cincinnati 001 010 010—3 Boston 030 100 OOx—4 Douglas and Gonzales; James and Gowdy. Pirates 2; Dodgers 3. At Brooklyn— Score: R. H. B Pittsburg 100 100 000—2 6 2 Brooklyn 000 000 021—3 10 1 H. Kelly and Coleman; Ruelbach, Schmuta and McCarty. Cubs 2; Phillies 3. At Philadelphia— Score: R. Chicago 010 000 001 o—2 * 2 Philadelphia . .000 100 010 I—3 11 1 Lavender. Pierce and Archer: Baumgardner and Bum*. Cardinal* 1; Giants 3. At New York— Score: R.H. E. St. Louts »00 001 000—1 H l New York .. .. 001 000 03x—3 7 1 Grlner and Wingo; I Fromms and Meyera. ... ANOTHER STORY, FRENCH DELAY General Joffre Entrusted Execution of His Orders to Officer Who Has Been Court martialed and Shot---Had German Wife New York.—Another version of the delay of the French in coming to the support of the British at Mons was told here here today by Miss Eva LEARN ABOUT THE EUROPEAN WAR What chance will 11,000,000 men have against 17,000,000? Are you posted on the exact situation and conditions in Europe? The HERALD’S latest European Map In five colors gives you the en tire situation at a gIance—EVERYTHING you want to know about the warring countries, their present armed strength and past suc cesses. Get this Information at once. This is the latest 1914 map of Europe, made by the most skillful European map experts, and showing the recent boundary lin e changes resulting from the war of the Balkan States against Tur key. EUROPEAN WAR MAP This map folds so as to fit the pocket, and Is a ready reference for the dally changes as they transpire during the great conflict. It la an absolute necessity If you would follow and understand the latest news In the cable dispatches fro m abroad. The greatest conflicts often occur at some heretofore obscure town—therefore the neces sity for a recent, reliable, oomplete map. The terms of Its distribu tion are such as to maks It practloa lly FREE What You Get With This Big Map. Portrait* es European Ruler* Army Strength European Nation*. Naval Strength, Men and Veeeele. Aerial Fleets, Dirigible* and Aeroplane* Chronicle es Nations Involv ed. Triple Alliance and Triple Entente. Hague International Pease Conference Capital* of Europe Population of European Countries. National Debts of Europe European Coin Value* Area of European Countries Distance Between Principal Cltiee Decisive Battle* es Pact Cen tury. Alee SpeoiaJ War Cherts of European Capitals and Naval Maps of Strategio Coast Line Pointe. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 Gay, of Norwood, Mass., a former Mount Holyoke college girl, who has been teaching school in Spain and re turned from England Wednesday on the Olympic. Miss Gay said she had been told by English friends who had relatives con nected with the British war office that General Joffre, in response to the request of General French for rein forcements entrusted orders for the the dispatch of such reinforcements to a certain French officer. When tho execution of the orders was delayed an investigation was begun. It was known that the French officer had a German wife. His home in Paris was searched and therein were found mil itary documents of a treasonable na ture. The officer was courtmartialed, convicted and shot. Miss Gay said she had been toll the English authorities had refused to permit publication of the affair. To HERALD Readers It is worth twenty ttmee the EXPENSE AMOUNT for which YOU can secure It. Present to The HERALD On* War Map Coupon, print ed dally In another column, together with 10 cents to oover promotion expenses. BY MAIL Will be eent anywhere. In city or out. postpaid for 13 cents. Send stamps, cosh or money order to The HERALD