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College Football S Baseball i Automobi?ng S Golf J> Boxing S Horse Show ** Racing * Other Sports
ON COLLEGE ?H
Yale Eleven Lines Up as It May
in Big Games.
TIGERS IN SNAPPY PRACTICE
Champaign Finds Plaxe in the
Cornell Line, Where He Is
Likely to Stay.
?
N Haven, Nov. I \ hoe! of i
at ?i eh i'i< ?i i"- '.?? sjn a Mm i.?oii>.iH
-.?tit of anothei Individual
drill, which t:-i" .?f *a?nu ts ?*c****lde-*ed
i*e Hi?- *j> v? lopmeni of the
\ irty? mil te signal pre? tj
ag? followed R? . Phtlbin end
?? . i : on ai] reported for work ami tooh
i an in the signs! drill on lbs
d.i ill*. Who Was injured ill
the Colgate gams and baa buk? been si
? m irj *?,itii a en siso n -
ported In i<"-s He \\...-< flrsl substitute
f? larter tip lo lb* time of lis InJUT) and
all? be read-, for lie- big Kam..--.
in tbe acrinsmsge the '??? d one
iou..tHi"\vn <m a long run by ISddle Fi*ee
ii.an. The reculais did not play more than
ten minut's. h.? substitut? ant rap
la, including Pre??is .it snd and Streut
In place of Captain Howe. Bontelsler
moved over
to t?hs saber ?""lag. This pall undoubted!)
s ill b*> the . ti'is to start the b
The line-ui? of i
lo shout ? week snd Its perraanem Indi?
i et it tell] be v- I team
..? fullback, bul later ca?.?
v.,? i . Phllbln. .la< k Pleld, tl
- .ii ii;.?l i.. ? ii
it Dunn would be kept
a? fullback Lore? end Dunn ars both on
i ;,.] in ?ii.-ir pr?ts i t positions Bpalding
had a oomplete rest .?"?-day, while Mitchell
? Mooes replaced ?Camp ami i recmaii as
balita ?
tollowe:
left ?-nil; BcUll* . ei t tack]. ;
I guard ; Ketcl un. ' ?in ' ? : ?I?
_ i i d Paul, i ikii.1 lack1?-;
A very, l| Howe, qusi t? rback :
? aie. ? : ighi half?
I.-i. k I "um : illbaok.
.lim S. ,.i' . is now fullj
imlluson a:.il took l:i?= '
i.i.. .,i ;. :t tack!? ? oes, who ?ras
hui t In the h? d un Monda; . n ?ii i epoi ?
for work lo-morroa Pra<*tl<*all* su ":
. the game,
althoui ndil Ion oi man i ? ?
?
es Ysle of ts at rea
Bak? halfbai k. s.ml this i
?
i*n>. il* tain "f ? ?
???M. tbe ?
?l> ail i
';.. a b i?l . ?-: I - ail hia i
M* ht*. II. ? Iban
.
i r no moi ?? ha i luck In i he ?
? m and ti
? - ? ? Intermini
Tal? will :?? read) foi the biu games. The |
< eat n*n lo-das ??? ? "?; rea. i. ii? -. Bh?
111. S.iMl'.r*: I ... !,-; n. ' '! lit, ?'l.iti*l.-rs.
' oi Mn. ? I T? d Cos.
h? ad . .r t he
? ? ? 'i 11 sssiatanl
in a
taw i
Tigers Bnck to Hard Work.
.
again ?.
Id tl,;
- da) b' i wo
of wl t in ? omi I?
I
i^n men knuckled down t<> re.ii work, ?
Ing held
nd sei ama
? ?
?- ??
m the
ii line plung?
-
t" W . ndcll.
?
-be.i by !"? Win, who kicked iwe
- i
of 1st? -
? ?
? ke. | |
!?: ove .1 I
a! John De
IT 111. '01, 1
' i ball.
? ?
i
I
:
and
?.
?.-.'Hi a
?
? ?(
?
? ? ?
? i
?
?
d : ? ? II in.it
-
? ?
The Hn<
:
n b.iit
?', IM
Chanfle on Cornell Eleven.
?
i
*?ia." - '...'.
-
?
occasion i
I ' ? ?. wit ,
' 0
marl
t
? -
.M III '
.-?
? . . i .
daj
. . - I
R. B \\ I ) te an?! I'm
If I?- al'i.e
'I ?
-. am for -' m? llm?
..... d i la' -
i ' .
team to K ? 111?
? i 1 ?
... i.
Dartmouti* Men Optimistic.
.
\ H., Son ? v
i ege
. ? ?
Dale] i ??
I
.*, ?Princeton. Among ibe atudi U
? ? f optimism a- to the
? ' ? :
?.?-? k thfi sfteri c" I earl
? ret, i% hen n.?
? ? v.* r? '
" b* ?.f.-< ?i
igaiiixi i
i
r li*7| i |
gj?r-j then
xtore axd 1er ): " ? open crl
!" Id ?>n the <>?, al the 'v aiatt? aeoi-ed
on the substitute? Dudley ami .-'now
;i'-' !? u? lidov, ns Kir- nd a ?
kirk Inn a? ??ii this " I? moon
liolils in- pr?sent form Princeton v/lll
hard w? rk t.. pre?,. nl in.? - i
lioasetl al?.. was- klckln
t??k? i? i,. Princeton to us In
? ham " it a fli hi goal,
Th? ofllclals for the Princeton Ram?
."- follows: i:
laangford, of Trinity: umpire, Lleul
V? Il>. ?f v. ,st Poll t. field Judge,
Murphy, <>t" l'aie.
'I'ln? line-Up tii-.la? was ,-|s fol
- nd, Daley: I? f1 tackle, PHcock; I. ft i
Beer; centre, Qlbi-oni rlghl guard, F*
? Igh1 tackle, r?nglehorn: i i ?'? ? 'i
? ' le well vn: left h ilfha. k.
lej i . 'iiifi.;.. k. Moray; fulll ; '?
Army Eleven Aggressive.
. Trli n i
Wesl Point, N Y. Nov. S.-In the
\in ? football team sli
S4??a*a*asslvenes8 than it has '
iiiis wc<k. ?nul tin- llrsl ii^ni defeat?
, bj three touchdowns to n 1W'l?.l
llvatt was ?mi the Bids Uli":'. Btld I'
the tfi.iii Hint handled t'a' rma
-i?!?-. eeatribtrtlng ?orne loni
got ?n.?' of n .? .?,'111'"-' punts n
3-yard mark and ton oil s forty-yard
ii"'i-*?.,'i followed aith line plunges,
McDonald ?m an end play crossed f
touchdown. ?Veysnd i.rok" through
? i i??? Cramer's fumble tor sn.
do? i . .?!:,i .." 'n- -ni? kick s
bounded ?>v?r Wlnfle'td'a head gave H
?m opportunlt) t.. scaire the la i tt
down for ths Brsl team.
The line-up o? the 'varaity was wll
Dean, Devore, ?\rnold or Hogje. Al
hsl bruised, bul
d) for the BuCknell cann- on Si
day,
The Highland Falls High Bchool I
pluycd ii,- third cadel team hexre to?
ar..! v.i.s defeated by ?< score ol \~ I
schoolboy? were much Unlit.-.' thai
,- deta, but what they lacked m wi
they made ni' ?" ?gameni as.
Good Backs for the Navy.
? ??
ipolli Nov. s. ?while the sj stei
m.? Naval Academy ??aaches in slterna
ild probably has
\ .'iiii-?i much m tn Ing m I be sei
u i as had ths ?
! :? ?1 hack'. ?and ai i
ent th. scellent substitutes f :
positions, wtuip there is no one who o
take ii?-' plac? of Captain Pali?",. <-i
line i,i. ak -i or kicker, th. re i
? ,, 'mili in the backfleld wh.uld
? ,,n iboul a
Ni, ti?l?< continued at fullback mis' al
. nd !?' onard al Quai tei
? i i- fullback, .m'1 >3oi
i,a>k for two m ssons, an not
of the running, an?i ?iMa- flghl foi il"
es t" he .i ii"t one. P
t;, ,? v?..,-? .-? re? this ;'f" rnoon i
: -,, offen ivc w"i'!?
N. Y. U. Players Get a Rest.
?? . for the New Vori, i nlvei
iterday on Ohio Pleld
a- the majority of
players were resting up after Tu?w?d.
.Mil, Trinity. Tom Relll) ?
- took charge <?! the s'i
?n the '?. Olcott, the I
ind H i the vat II . k ft gui
,,,, i,. . men.
i attention ?as ?-iv.-n '.. the foi
m.- "i interference bj the backs and
Baking up of the taterf?M*ence bj
-, thla work Scott, .; new m
showed up well it? the backfleld and .
drade ai d Di-r on th. line,
, .!. lain Brennan, a ii" waa out of i
? game, did nol report, and tin- pn
abilltj is i n ' be '"i ths fl
.??.k ? 'omfort, u h ?
? . . -, , . v.
i mark, and several tlm?
ling tn.' ball only
-.aids He was not on th" fi?
i was pretty badly bang
the ' "a? h? told Mm to take
Mercer Star of the Quakers.
dclphla, Nov. I I'' ntisv Ivanli
? !,,-(J:,.\ WM "?"II 1
Wllllami '.vorK..! with th<? becks, while i
: , hargs of tin- fors arda.
Mercer ag no * lar "f the pn
? ? igti .Marshall and Kenn? 'iv al
well rteogh ?v..h ut q
with Hi" position a
!?, ; ,' |.-r th' t.'Hin, ami Mar?
Thai
did n >t take hart lu th.- work, aa he n
a stiff .i?"k fi 'in a ' sd bump I
i Immag?. while Harrln
; I i; "..'I .n l? ',,ii
l
harvardTgaim beaten
This Time by All-Star Eleve
with Many Substitutes In.
i'
1 Cambridg.. Ma >'? c T i mi
.i football t?a
i u .'i from til- ?jtrrtmmag?
although i!"- Cai I? h ", ns a ni i ..in"
the stadium on ee fli
i, italn PIsher at rlghl
? at h
. lineal up with elghl 'varsity ??bst
.? n ion
?i'h, :.? were s, -,.
ilanend men on 'I" all atar team
Bi"Wii. v !. Wllllami and s< s
were reprea Most of the pis ? ?
ll -, liai? ..i'!, ai
the? . i a s, ore of ", ?"
s or. ?! ,' touchdea n on
nicel ? ' forward i P ige t
Will:: ?? ? | :,?,.', I ,,>i
? ?al from i lacement f?
two point?
... ,
blocked '?i" of Mlnot'a punts, forcin
?
ad reo? iw?i a forward pai
ras ti" touchdowi
? i in. v. back i .
? ? nl ?" out ?mail.
Ilaughton
? ountit king them go th,. f,?n dis
1st? l?dlam "ti sat
er played at i : tackl?
?? Il K
: rlghl ' win bo n .,; m i|?
will b. ... i. n ?
?
usual pi ?. uiii h,
i. h. .i 'n ?
u??. gam. i of th?
' ?
.n ti ? Ilernen? Ti,|,
? Work began on th?
? l " ;-.,'.-?.,,:
'
". ;i)l
| VVIIIian ?
end; Kann, Ha
?A left i . wm.
Brown, rlghl guard
ard . i. ht u
ird, rlghl ? nd . ? 'at?
vani. quai ti i ?>..' I? Whit?. Harvard, lefl
Ifback,
Min? t, ? iii rard, I II
Howard lefl end;
-, lefl ta, kl? ?.. II? left guard
-? . .
rlghl !:?? kl. Holllster at rob? ?.
? ? di? y and 1
'i - ? ? ?? 'i. !?? ? am, ? Irausteln ind
T< 0
I roti.i: i . . ,|,
HGFPE MAKE? A HIGH RUN.
Will!? n. i i e, th. -i aM(j
,,
- i Hloasoii at
the lau? r | a?'.i?!i-mv la. ; night
foi ? ""ii . ? ont? -1 with
Mi io
Hoppe rllrked ofl U pointa II
t nil Inning, ?howlng won?!, i ful skill .?i i
of th. ',.?11?
' I !
Willi? H"..
'
' I '? il .
it high i um, ii. .
SI.
IForward Pass Leads Up to Only
Touchdown Scored.
j
!CRISS-CROSS PLAY HELPS
School Rivpls on Gridiron Play
Snappy Game in Yearly
Struggle.
B
i ball ebl.it) ai d condition enabled the St.
; Mark's Bchool team to repeat Its rl< lo
two yean as., end d? feat Qroton Bel.I
here to-da) b; ? acere of i to ft II v-is
tbe B?M*ond \ Ictory In twelve yeai ? ; ?
??. snd both were earned ?rlth Dan
M - odh? "i of Dorchi Bter, a! the i n
? helm.
Nelthei teem \\.t-> up to the standard of
past elevens, bui the play waa fast i nd
Rnapp) Forward passes wer? made with
great frequency, and Bt. Mark'a wi - metre
' In bringii 'a i h? m of. au? ' Bfully.
in Ih? a? i ond period Bt. Mark's ?
Hi.- i ii ii fi-..m ii..- own (O-i erd o Oro
ton'a S3-yard IIn< on lim ? ?? ind ana
ums. l'i'.m this pota! London hu
fora si ?a to Graham, ? I de,
.-nd the la! i
for? ? b v.. apllled
i'.ro- : r two do? - i! ?? hci
? tool i gh : be home teal i would
o ? the boll i lai riman and ? Irahara wi
a pretl ? rosa play, -Twing?
ing around I or a tou
Bl Mark' fated!
? ?
!:ic?<,.,i the Anal punch and waa
nk for m- -i goals
? a, hi
Ii i ' bad ? h? i oa sr I ? i -
? on i
..; a -"?"' i""' I ill gam?, The
direct? d pooii) a! Quarter.
in the second half Emery w-*o**ered the
, in a. i in Bl Mark'a terrl
?my. hut poor g< ? ? gave the bum*
el! "ti downs.
. ;,ot"i i- ara ws x dl) us? d up ?'?'
? nd, while the Bt. M irk's ti*^ ~
-1] under fire. Groton i i;?>?i oui Its
string early in the game, while Bt Msrk'i
? t show Its Bcorlni play until it was
i. . ?. , mi ii). n ?i cams nt the de?
moment of the game.
Both t?.nrs ta<k!. d hard, aith Bt M h ?
having a shade the better of II i
The punting waa good and the ends cov
. p d kjcki wi'
st Maik't trie ses snd
-ere i ? aarful, while tero ou! of t? n
Iroti ? ordi St. Mark's:
waa i-1. ' - i ? ? ! ??' d . u pow n! ;
' in this n i
Graham, (*aner, Kemp. M? Klnlo? I
Harriman pla) d ex? eptlonally well foi Bt.
while Emery and !.. Curt?a did fine
? ?- <;? oton. ?
The line-up and su nmarj folios.
. ? Ha k*B '?'" P '? ' "'? ""
? .U 1 ."
K? m.i?:.
.'' . '
? ii . B. ?J. i
. R. T .
. It E.. I. ?
.<-.' It. . ;
; H ".JVIIi-o?
t. H. B...
Xayli i .lr H. ? ? '
foi Bt Mark'a Hilller f? i
ii Blddle,
9
?.???? i i
iwdoln i mi lr? !' ?\ Burl
i . \ \\ Bankart, i isu < mo
man K i Braga W - ?1? ya?
Kluchtner and l*ha?**Mrarne. Tim?
; ? ledl
POOR ATTACK. SAYS ROPER
Advisory Coach at Princeton J
Tells of Chief Weakness.
! lad? Iphla Nov. I.? Will am W, Roper, ;
advisor? coach of the Princeton fo
eleven, was In town tbis morolas '
? the gsmi with llarvard
? i.e. h? said:
"The Princeton off? nc? wai lam? ?
weal ai d mus! i e Btrengl hen?
..nt before sny ground can be gain? i
\. ,. o i ?artmouth. \\ hile tbe
and
I ii.- the op- ,
1 e on th? Here
?? SIM! did
Ion.
"While the Harvard pit ? i e* It? d ?
a? i.nd'd *'? fen e all II rough the
elped by Ihe po
i ?. . i . . ,
a) s of practice mu? h time
will be devoted to whipping the attack Into
I also
. thened. i lai vard'i
. tacl I) simi?
lar to t ii.- one made b) > ale last fall, ?
doe n, during the
two lean
even!3 n* ?
SECOND MATTY IN SIGHT
Davis Robertson, Now o? Giants.
"Sonic Pitcher"' on Records.
"In 1 ? n the Olsnl eve a
?
ii: .1 b) lb*
\. v Jforls ? Hub
RobertiHiii, ?\i.o hail? from Norfolk, V*i .
won twenty-flv? ou! ??: iwent)
. N
III ..... of
he struck < le is. rt*ally
.i utilit y ii..m. n i< played al
?
. d w? -i
M -
?
?
i
?
I H
N i .and wants lo II
eft-handed
?
'i.
i? i III
?
CORNELL HOCKEY SCHEDULE.
a
!
? .
' ?- Tin . , thli
Hi .i < "orn II ?? .11 , i
?
ted tl i. Th? i. wl
? .ii
n? i-i '"i un
1
i .
1 ton \i'
nell-Vali
?
Prlncet? n ai th< [ \ ,
? ' '
-' ?? > ork; Kehruai
Bt. N lil . - i;
'?"> i. I'u .' n liai im . m
i
MARTY CUTLER KNOCKED OUT.
Bnnesl II? hurl heavywi
? i! Ms.||? i. ,, foi i.
I, >
Hid i '.i.i .n thi
? ? ?i Club laat nlghl I
??i m :. . .
?lot .
Officers from 'Belgium
To Hide at Horse Shctv
; Five Nations Now Rep?
resented in the Mil?
ita ry Classes.
Two horse shoe entries from Belgium
ot naptaln ran l.?,iigl*?mdo??ck, ol
the Ist Regiment <!?? Ould*MB, snd of Lieu
? i i.. .n Rlpet, of the :'?i Chasssturs
? ? ..i by mall y?a?terday, having
i last we? k. the da) befoi? lb?
entry list closed. The ofacsrs an noa on
us the Atlantic, brlnglni
with them several mounts, amen?: which
are Kirlkl ?<n?i C-tolpert These entrlee
?i -ii the Ils! <?f military urn?-.-? who will
parti? Ipate In the shoe to fort) ?one, Bv?
i ing repi ? -enteil.
Bul the - illlUry riders will no! eai nil
gold braid and brass buttons at the
show, which opens a week from ?Saturday,
; ,is i-, mem! ers ??f thin city's
j mounted police ?ill give sn sxhlbitlon drill
i thai ? III be indicative ?>f the ? liWeiicy
I \. hlch thai body has reach?! d,
The i.?' ??.ill be commsnded b) Lie i?
David McCarthy, with Bergeanl
| John .\. Part earr) ing the colon u d ?Pa?
trolman George Kretschmsn sa bugler. The
i'i.ito'.ii will he led by aergaaat JslU
O'Keefs and will bemads up of Oergaanti
>. W R| 111] and Ha? ? v laisoii an?
Pstrolmen John J, R?ssel, William .1. le-ni
han. Peter V, McOrsw, ESdwsrd >?lagie
Leowry afead, Hogaa McCurdy, Tlioiiiai
J ? '?..-?ii.-v. William Brown and
if? shan.
?ei rsani John McAullffe Is t<> i>.- ehlel
of the ?>.'o:ii| I'laloon. anil lictiltnl him will
rise awrgaaats si-|.h.n Rice ?and William
?'avalla 1 i)?h nial Patrolmen Alton Bolster,
Oeorge tchaffner, Arthur Kaefa, James
Harten, Edmund Grey, Harry Bvenaon,
Hugh K.i'i.v. William li" ?oner, John Mil
1er and Oeorge Prisen.
Nine ? 11111 ?.- ?.h,) nava been received lor
in- militia class Captain William A. Bry?
ant, "f th" ISaaea Troop, NaU?r*na] Quard
m' Mew Jersey, snd laleutenanl 11. w.
Brown, "i Troop B, ?>f th" Ohio Cavalry,
.ade nominal ??.ns. The other entries
are ail from the National Quard of New
York, and Include those ?if Captain Prank
B. Barrett, of Kauri.? r?. Lleutenanl ai
fred Witi'ii. of fiquadron a; William
bpangler Mltehell arwi Perry A. Wllhston,
also of iQuadron a. ? bar?es a. Doacher
?uni char!. 1 1., Bevolse, of >3qusdroa C,
and J. T Delansy, of Battery P.
BEDELL BOWS 10 BP
Saved from a Knockout Wh
Rival Swings Wildly.
Brown the lightw? Ighl <
:-.i hsmplonshlf* honors, had
of Joe Bedell, "i ?VilUsmsburg, i
ten-round boul si the Royale ah.
' ?? Broc Ij m. Issl night. The battle i
? all times, end Prank s. O'N? III,
??? ? ommlssioner, s ho sal am?
the two thousand spe**ta>tors, was heard
say thai it was well worth watching.
Brov/n won det-isively, but liters a
n ban bla woi k ws ragged. Hin
. due to the Injury t<> his ha
had -i bad effect on hi i distan? s, and
lim? a he missed badly,
il?- lost a chance t?i ecore a knockout
the final i ?i nd through his inability to
Btraight. A hard left on the
B? '!? il i ' ? ling slong the ropes, but Bro
atvung wild, snd Bedell v\a able t" co
op and las! the distance. Although In ?i
straits ai the end. Bedell bad lb? bel
Of the firs! tWO minutes of (be tumi roui
and Brown suffer. .1 1 bad oody bsssvt!
until ii" landed his 11 u ihlng left to the ja
? made s brave start and had son
what the bettei of the Ural round. Brot
? : gnd land's?! .-?.
gh! hand jaba to the face a
?. 11 t*. Use body. 1
tarted .. -? ? ??? .*i left, bul Bedell stepp
In nd ? ho! .. eh? 11 ijghl hool t.. 1
Jaw. Brown wem back on ids heels, g
1. a flash ie |< ii landed, but the id?
1 .m only a Blight effect
brown came into ids own in the seco
round and from then to the end w
??.m B<*deU'a ,i"'
bore the brunt ?>t Brown's attack, and t
latter Bsnk both hsnda to the ?tomsch til
The punishment had its effect, slow
ap< ???! left him, and for a Hi
lo t their ?nap. In the fit
round he ?ara liai footed end weak, au
after missing a I? 11 for the head be mil
to the 1'.
Brown waited for him to regain bis fa
and atarti .1 a left for the head Bed?
rlgli! in. and mice inside Browi
L srd wa? sin--, for the lattei Has at.
to accomplish little while In close quo
ters.
\\>ak. end apparent!* hopelessly beats
in th*? fi'th round, He?!? 11 ?ame up stroi
[or H'- [th. Brown ?*enl e! him 111
.-. tlgei an?! landed heav) blows to h.-ad m
bod) B 'it' atine. Bedell watch b
, and when Brosn lefl en op?
111 -r he -?i???i over s right to tb*- tip "f tl
\? ni' b stood Hrnwti on Ids heels.
it wsa 'i game bul futile rally, as Broa
ontinued to hold the sdvantsge to 1'
las! bell
BOXING NEWS AND NOTE
r.Iicldleweight Title Still Oper
with Papkc Retired.
Sou thai Billy Papke, the former "K?
Thund? rbolt" snd ons of tb<? m
hi ocki d '"'ii 1 he late Btai
II, has retired from the rinp.
boxing promoters w 1
bold ? on boots m de.1.1
n chai I mlddlewelghl claw
Papk ? ired himself ehamplan after th
,.f Ketch? 11. 1 '.t other middle
same, bo that the title ha
d.
I't. of ?Pltti bui e. ...
. .1 K s 1 Ix-round 1 ;. ; 1 '? B
Uoha ol Idllwsukee, who essll) defeat?
Papke b simn time ego; Johnn) Thomii
Who I'd I'ai'ke in Australia: "Huck
' u 1. Dillon, Kddle M.' (rooty en?
\ are In llns for the champion
* 1. the mi ?.. 1 Hllon and Klaus 1
1 Dillon
1er, who can hit bk.- 1 ii lp
hsa . luv slong rapMI) Ii
1 ? ? I
most ol the mlddl? a
Pittaburg, 1
top of bi" ? Isi -
:-. -, 1.1 ? ritlng he la too
? ?Id and has Sd !? I
to o srlth men of th?
\\ lllle Late m 1 .
1 .,tk w? It? rweli hi else d? Utred tha
be wo lh? title, but Kla u
m m live ' '? a ?: "*h
?
I) ?
Will!?
Nelson ha? taken unu
liest Sid.- Thun?
oit," a ill meet 11..11 - Lenny, thi I
? . ?
i aim Athlet!? ? 'bib. 01
? [ht. While Eft
. ? ,n Brooklyn, And]
Park? ?-'? ? will - rose gloves al
;. 11 -ou ?
1 bos? - ol
? 1 to bOX Wall? t
S 1 onal Bpoi ting ? Hub "i
I 1 roke bi- hand i 1 train?
? . !.. cancel the 1 1
In da id-e e n ?? managetn? 1 I
liad? I?
end a ? ? nd ?
? - s 111 !?? held a! 1 ?
, 1 .. don A< lub, ;.i Grand and
rd streets, tbl ? ? ? nlng. Nalhan Er?
? Iphls lightweight, will apar
?i. , " 1
\ w Yoi 1. i.ox.t. Bhould
nage to d< f? at Krlli b In d?
? 1 ?'?.11s
will post 1 forfeit n* bind a
.u id. count**]
-?
K SHADE FOR "YOUNG" SHUGP.O
? ? ? eight box?
11 ,?.,.1 .. litt!, th? 1 Bl :
ie Bell
: lie Lent. A, i. \-,|,.
,lX ' . ...;.;.
? . ?ol ...
bout ?
II those who
' 1 ..1
? ? 11...? ? ' in?
? 1 1., a ?Jed
i round ? ? . iio'i.>
, Ighl ha
mix <i up In fee ..nd - ..o.1 bon .,
.1 .! foui 1 h
i'iiii round? In lind . ,. 11.
?.1 him
sell ? ', 1
! in?J rsrn I thi h nun
? 1
NEW RECORD WITH SHO?
R. L. Bcatty. o? Columbia, Sets
a Collegiate Mark.
m the lirai of.- - '???'???" SP ""'k
at Columbia entrerait! ?/?astar?lay
?t. i,. Beatty, 14, ? sUbllshed a ?" >>
l.'Biai- ?record In the ?. put. Hs r
the sixteen-pound weigh! s ?Jlatance ol
Ig fMt TH in? ? :. ?whl? h Is ! feel I Inches
ettei than Ihe lajrmer record roads by
W. P. Kreuger, of Bwarthmore, i" -'""
11 g. I'-? "? i k. 'I.', iini.sh.il second.
Beatty lias bettered the mart of I ?
,:.,?. In practice, an.I one- in an lnt?r
, , - :.t. when hs did M feet 2% Inehes.
i..11 ?!? |,.-iT.itrn.'iii'-" was submitted ?
b collegiate record al the tin?", bul owing
t.. th.' shot being ??? shade under weight Ihe
mark was i'"i silowed. Al no time sin ?
Catty has been putting th? ?hot <>n Bouth
Field, Its ; the weather h<*"n par?
ti uiariy i.ivora !? for record-bresklng
t v. st'-niav the thermom
, t, : ?? down i" ? fain thsl aufpired m
t.,i good vv.'ik. !' was fa:rly warm m Hi?-'
tnornlng, bul ? chill wind blew up In
the afternoon, and by i1" lime the contrat
irai i 'in.?i otf ti ?? "(ii' mi weft glad to
?jddled HI' in "??. ?-"'?als.
Elaborate arrangements were mad.
the track rnanagemenl ?"? thai tlvre
?hould i"- i,o chance ?>r any dlapute over]
the soraptanee of th" mark by ths a a r.
aiai I ?'. A. A. A A. Th?* shot, was
weighed in n,?' physi.es Isborstory by one
d sfter thi event the
shot, with r ? measuring tape, was
sealed in Hi?' preaanra "i" tin- ofBcisIs and
.m to '.'nus- i;. Sullivan, Mcretary of
the Amateur Athletic Union.
The shot when Ural weighed was .? little
lighter than r.'|iiir?"i and n.?ils were driven
ii, to bring it up t.? th.. standard. Th"
foltoirtng men ?ssrved ss oiVetals: Hugh
Bsxter, New Vor!? Athletic Club; Chsrles
: . . New l'ork Athletic Club; C. Hs
field, New York Athletic ?ini?; Chariei II
Mapes, Columbia, and Harry a. Plsher,
Columbis.
LACROSSE IP' BALANCE
Some Columbia Men Anxious toj
Revive the Sport.
Columbis h.-ic not yel decided whether it j
win have a i icTosse wain ii''\t year. Al ?'
' eeting of the universltj committee on ath?
letics yestsrday the atudenl board of repra- :
Bentativea ar.?l a self-appointed committee I
of those In favor of the resumptl.f tl ?
game ti" decision could be reached, and an- j
other meeting will be held next week tor i
further discussion.
Ths chief srgum. m sgsinsl tK<
Of Is.S la thsl South I'i.'l.l, the ;
, ? i? available playground on Mornlngside
Height rowded In the ?jpring, when ;
the Is "i would have to practise.
I uarsnteed, howei er, thai II
?' ? wen allowed to resume another
i,?-nl would h" obtain? d
i. is probable thai the sport wHI be re
? -i and : ...,i ? 'olumbia w iii r, Bums its
place m the lorthern division <?f the Inter
uaue, win. h Includes
al presenl 11. rvei d, Hobari and ? lornell.
HORSE SHOW AT DURLAiMD'S
Two Classes Judged in Connec?
tion with Cotillon Ride.
\ cotillon t''i". augmented by a
? bora? show, op? isd th? season at
tn, Durland Riding Aeadetnj last night.
Th" two i."!..' shoe claases w. a exl ??
; well nils i with I i -i ' .a.-.?? material.
Hamilton ?i BaJmon ludg? '1 the ha
s ':' h "i- ned the show, Th? re w? ???
elghl .ini.. -. which in, i,ni, ,i ,M?, n well
;?i own .-i"' i ;.-: .!-1. ? 'Umax, Kloq i
?.' ?? ? n li' i, . .- r ? ' i 11 ?-; Maid .??,?1 Little Kid,
;i ? i.' i named II ? pi "t-. i t.. of Misa
gate The I lus ?< i m t" John gpn I
I,, a nli; al black 'na: S Jel an.I | ?
I:mil B. elig'a i;io.?',i. nee, s hl? h wi In th..
'..ni';- o?' Bug. :.? \ ?-ii Bach. Mr s- ? in
acknej mars ? 'Umax and ah?
raptured the yellos ribbon, the s/hlte going
'?? Mi Bp atle: 'a Colorado King, with
Tomar Ryan In th" drii ,t.
h? t','- saddle class n. ?'. McKIwi
mare Enchantress was an eas? win?
m. from iii" motnenl she stepped Into in?
tie) 'x Keturah era - pick. ?:
i-i win ii" i' d, ..: 'i ah? ntlon, >? Ith Miss
? 'i sws! third
?
The ! I onei ?hand?
some .'"?? ' : he w Inner in Th- han ? s
? , ?
GOLF ON BALTUSROL LINKS.
Belat? ?I Bli ? lion ! ?..? golf i. turn from
?l th? la.-t thai III?' ? i
? rowdi i i:. m . a: iv mi |at< in the
'??I pii I ha. dlcap N E Btoul
?'"i1 ' ??"" ?a \< : 2S ::. whlli Raj
? loi l"ii. il"- formel 1... ton ... ;. ?.,.., th ?
prise, g. t?n?- .-..un,i n, v' There
? i' .n il-, four-ball i'oinp< tition
'.s,,,
. ind J :- VVo<
: ' X' He ':..'
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' i. PLA1 II Win v'
it i.,
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THREE CUSHION MILLIARDS.
1 ,"1'"" Iphla, \,,x | .\, ?x I
"? ?' ?t??d i hilad. Iphl nigh! in ?
1 " si in at? i i'i,,.. . ushloM Billiard
i , Danklema.?
.'anu.i,.ii and I
, ., , .,.. || wi. , tarled
? ' ' form and
n,. tut? -nitii Inn
I mu i.j I'snkl'
TIMELY Bi Of SPORT
Baseball Ticket Scandal
to End in Talk.
Likely
EVIDENCE HARD TO GET
President Lynch of the National
League Skeptical as to the
Investigation.
Thomas i. Lynch. pr-**.i<i-?nt of the Na
tlonal f ,asgue, lef! for C|*-etnnatl lee! i ? a?
Ing, hlgbl) skeptical a- to tin- outcome of
,111e investigation Instituted I'V Bar-roa ?Ban?
croft Johnson, of the Amei*lca>n Lasague, of
tie- v.*.rid s series baseball ticket scandal.
a meeting <<f the national commission will
i"- ii.-id in Cincinnati to-dsjr t?> 'ak*- up tiie
question, inn Mr. Lyaeh i? saU**fled that
nothing will come Of it all r\.f-pt a little
talk, and, under He- eiroiimstan* ? ?:<, ha?
rnade ids pian? ta leave thai city late l
afternoon, so as to be back at his ?!? -..
j in the Metropolitan tower to-morrow.
?Before leaving yesterday he said ibat ?so
i.u .!-? ie could disoovei there eras no evi?
dence beyond hearsay i<> bear out the eon
tentlon that the Saw Ton and I*hlladel?
pina ClubS SOU blOCkS of seat* to fmeesla -
?tore at an advance on t h?* reguUr prices,
ami that in? <ii?i not believe 'be Investiga
tion would clear up the tangle. He sdded
that no plan bad b* .-n discovered as >*-t to
preven! ticket scalping when eighty thou?
sand persons wanted to buy forty thousand
?.-a?s ii*- is of ib*? opinion that the only
way t'i atop ticket speculating i" seats f"i
ib.- worlds baseball series la to havs aa
ordinance pasee d m each dty, as sug|
by ?Barney Dreyfuss, <<f Wttsburgh, to mates
it a misdemeanor f"r a ticket to I" told
.it any prie? shove it* ?a.-.? value. He
would not commit himself, hosrever, es ta
what inn" be don?' in lb?? future ron
cernlni the handling ??* tickets, and refus*.*!
i., "nniii.nl' on Hi?- BuggeetitMi Ibat tbe
national commission lak' over the work.
Han Johnson evidently feels differently
iban Mr. ?Lynch, lb I- quoted SS saying
in Chlt*ago:
"We are going ?"? the bottom ??f the I
scslptng acandal st Tharaslay's meeting.
if President Btush of the Nets "fork teem
wain- proof i grill furniah It, and int.lad
to whethei be courted Inveatlgattan or not
i am csmfldenl thai the National Cominle
Blon Will provide a remedy that will make
It Impossible for speculators to hold up
the public in the futur.?.''
Edward Km tow. prssldsnl of Hie Eastern
l,.;?Kue, went west wltb Mr. lyjtl'di fOf the
purpose of submitting \0 the national com?
mission, at its meeting to-day, daMnanda,
or, better yet, suggestions, looking, it is
nui.i, to B higher claaslfleatton for his
league,
in ? telegram to the ~-po~*ttng sdtter of
this [taper last evening .la?'k Herman,
manager of Btanllus Zbysako, -
?If Harry I'oilol,, maiiats'er for Cv ?
Balt-evlch, ?rill guaraatoe me ?CvSSS, i will
snt t<i have Zbysako err satis ins man
-.- tima i am making ibis offer to
Ootcb, and BOS no reason why 1 should not
receive s like amount in -tontest ??i??? the
Italian champion, if lUtoet*"**, however,
-hows championship calibre by ?i? f? sting
?,ii th- other heavyweights, i would then
consider a match, but at this time it Is ou!
Of Hi*- i|U*stnii, ?1er In my estimation th'-ie
erg a number of men at present in Amer?
ica that ate capable of defeating him. I*et
Mm take on some of the other heavy?
Bretgfata Brat '
in commenting editorially on Co**neirsi
victor' over Williams by the acora of Uto
?, ?The Cornell Dally Bun" says
Looking at the match trom ??11 ?*iew
polnts, th? result points optimletlcelly
toward success in the remaining three
tra?nes. Although the advance over the i
iv.nu egainst Pittsburgh was not great*
?.till there waa no slump from thai good
showing. ?The attack, In regul?r formation |
ei least, was stronger end more concerted.
and in most departments Hie Cornelliane
clearl? outplayed their opponents. In two
partlculsrs the? Williams men e\r*?iiei3.
The) formed ?nor.- effective Interference in
open Held running and they tackled more
aurely, iTomblned with Reetneea In the
backlield, th es gave them the s4- '
? ?u running back kicks. . . .
A notable feat ire of the ??ame in Ithaca
wi he comparative leek of rough tactics
and OV? . /?? . It - ! 'Uttlng aside for the
moment any ethlcsl wrong in illegal play,
a lover of ststistlca can furnish Inter?
food im- though! by computing the num-1
' ..ths of .ii.- ?i*-id s hlch ? Cornell
has los! thla season through penalties. I
Ground lost against Michigan and Penn I
will i?<? vital.
Cornell must fees rn Michigan, Chl-I
cago and Pennsylvanls three eleven?
which have fallen slightly from their high
. ?t?te this y> er, but ' hree ? levena i
will put any team to the tes! from v>>\\ on
i'ornell has some reason to be optimistic
loo much con lid ? nee i?? s dan
tiling.
-i'h< reference to oversealousneai and ??on?
sequent lose of ground through pena:'
v.eii mad?. Holding, tripping and off-aide
?play have been fatal to many teams in thai
? est, and the Cornell ? leven is nol the inly
hlch needs the warning. They -
-,ll, and rightly, that a base on bats
is es good as a bit So In football
g?t) IS Hie same aK a lu I ! daSt)
around the ? i id I the line for an
opponi nl
? 'aplain B of the N? v. i. ? * Uni?
??i It] football eleven, says In "The rale
Newe" Hiat the Blue team did not show
championship form agalnct bl? t.:.??i m the
game el Nea Haven last ?Saturday. He
..i-o calls ctt? ntlon t.> the sxtei ? ?
ths h.uab u verging on holding.
follow?-:
Vale ha? s good team, It follows the ball
w< ii ind goes doe n on pui ti .?? form
The pl.ivci | g till th< gel their
lOP til. t.. I U| gQ ;, i,.,, ?i,,, |
i a km Id l ?'? pr< cete their ext<
.d baud:. U looked like holding to mi
-.i eat? is le th" InabTlii ? to I reak
up tbe forward pasa although they an- ?i
guarding for an end i un. Thej
illj ... ? -fui it. blocking kl? a
h terfer?. ??-. as t ie] ell take pai t, and In
i? back punta I do no! think th ?
team ahowed championship form, but It is
?.i '? am.
? 1 si? i-la- ? i the "in
i his ??? sr who ere using the hands In .?
wa] to Invlti ??? ieiii.es from en too? ting
umpire
Princeton Dertmouth, ?'.uii-1
d aVesi Point (*ai
only elevens that Is, of the leading Eastern
teams no! beaten this year, whereas ,,.?.?
Polnl i the onl) one not a?*ored on.
Harvs ?Pennsylt
,,i' lyette have tasted the *>?.st? r pill
in the Middle West Minn? sota and u i-,
. will iiK'i.t u out f.,.- the C
title The] ?III met I si Madison one week
?Setup . nd Mlnneeots is ?:,.
rorlte Wisconaln will miss Pollock, who
?a, rated smong the heal bal bai ks m it,.
?" ? ?' ?VI ?u be suffered i broken 1. - last
Baturdaj the championship enancee of the
idly weaken? d
? ?
I ? . ?Ill I s a
i. .
Baturda ,,., Quaken ere being ce
'?' ?*o> him up ami watch hu
nu ever;
SPORTING.
TO-NIGHT l'O-Nl??
;- alter Goffev ?? Young Lougbery
NATIONAL SPORTING CLUB
I'rkcs: %im $2, S3. box Ue*h\ $5.00
AUTO NEWS OF IW
Profits of Savannah Races Will
Go to the Militia.
GUARD FOR THE COURSE
Bureau of Accommodations Says
City Ca? Take Care of
. Any Crowd.
Bavaanaa, Ma? I Th?? sal nnm\tt tttot
Grand Pr.i'.i'. Vaialerhilt i'?i|> an?l lieht i?r
sutomobtle races to be held at >^ nnr????
..n Movember 11 te M will ko i?*? th? militia
"f that etty. it ih eompooed of ???'??rroinii?
havrng a lone snd proud hi
fourteen rompante? i eins n,or<. than -a ^<,n.
drad ) >?ars ,,i'i n he ? arws <.i
actively \>.ith tin? ofnVial? of the Sa? mnah
Autoni'.liile < '; ,'?
TO th?* ?.fiVienr.v of fho mllltta ' 2'n-r!.
ilia the ??oui.-.- m n " pre? lopa Grand 1 ?
Ittlibaited th?? -?retiring nt
I " " llsltlon Of lh< 1 ., ,1-rStlt
?Cup "onti-st this year, In noni- of the ???re??
Mr races lieM al ?la vanna h ha there h?,.!?
an injury to a ?jpectat?
?who i-?'".'i\?-ii ih? tioitit of ? bayonet M
-i<l?? when in- in' i ?"i In pi ?o
? I.m ' N" "n?- I- sllowed en or
? ios,, to ih>- ...?ir-. who i? not armed with a
,..,... -;?,.. a ' Mayor Tied | -vu,,
t. rslgnad bi I oloi ? I l ?es ling
1 ho v ohm'. . - t.
Th?? reads "V er v. "-i. h th.
f?e dosed by ord?ar of th? ''n?ri
of Chatham ? 'oonty, >
Georgia Iseoes in "i-'i.-r. i ? ., ,|n,
a? tion "f the ''ijinml- ? . ?
iiv of which fh?> militia giiai'd.? the ,
j The aiith'..
or.!"i ? are ? \.. mi i ?.. t h?. letter.
All preparations ara now :* fnr
tin- guarding of the ?our-?- this rear Th?
detail will consist ot ?ix compealea '
Ivf infantrv. four .'omparii. I ef ?-.?.'.? hr?tf.
liiy. a troop of ?
artillery sad taro diviasoaa ??!' ne- il r?.
Jiervc*. They Will he ?lisp,.?.<.?i nh,,,|. , ?
tun ?jsventees mlK i r'f the oo?ttrse, toa wttt
be assisted by the KSvaanah polk a
al and near the la ad - ind
Sheriff Bcrwven ales win i.e al ths t-?*--?.?j of
hi- ti.'-n ami easlal In the a*orh
Theafe who want io attf>n<1 the rsrea n?ed
have no f,..i<- ?,f lack of accommodai
Th?? Savannah Automobil? Club ???nd 'h?
Savannah Chamber of Commerce bj
i*egulsrly organi/ed bureau abita
?acure at?eommo<llatl?nis for Ukmm whs
fall or ?Ja OOl CaW to mak" r? -? -i '. a'lo:.a
;?l the hOtSaS
W, n Haagan who Is in ehsrgs sf
bureau and to w ho'ii all Spplicatl? - ?
he add is a directory of a'l r<-"->in?
and other quarters ?.nd ran give ? > ? ?'
Information regarding same
At hoi h of th?> previous ??rand Pr :?
at Savai nah th.?rf- has h?i?n plenty of i?ora
in fact, each time there were ?away ratsjap
in the Bsjreau of Publicity's Directory ths?
v\"i" not taken. This 'ear the list f j
Is larger Iban ever ?safara, a- a muen
larger crowd Is SXpSOtad, und t'i? li ?' 1?
baini augmented sboul as rspidlj ? - reser
varions h i ?? made 'i'!???? ai*eomn,odatloni
may h.? BStCUVWd ai reason, hi? rate?. Th?"-?
in lots of room ?JUBO at th? /?ataR?
storing automobiles, In addition to ?
there are ?:tahi"s and ?;.ira~
many of tin? private home? \n ar?
ment also I !" -n inado wli??teh" '
may keep their mariun?? in th? Park Ba
tension, savannahs big military parade
groun I, Where they will he <>u"irfere?;
of charge under police protection
Th?-? Whiting Motor ?Compaay announ.*???
that Alh??rt J. fiitmin who ha? h*?>n asi
ne,ted for the last ?dicht years wi"- ?
Bales department of the Btodebeker
pany, has beemus s nsrmbec ot Its lirai, snd
?sill heneofort'i mak?? his headq
N*o its] Broadsray, where the Conningnsm
and htorcer cars an i tho Bandusk] gaso?
lene truck are handled.
SUNDAYS NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Maderl anywhere ?n the United Statea
for $2.50 a year.
a
RACING AT JAMESTOWN
Husky Lad Defeats Bob R in t;i?
Fairfax Handicap.
"s|"\\n. Va , N,,- | The fast '
the re?*ing here UMtaj aras I
ilati.il, an, which resulted In a aurp ? ?
Husk? i.ati'1 defeated Bob R. g?m<
i on"i-><li'?l to h<> the n?.?t of th" four Marter.
?.??nt tO the post lf?*CabS II"'??"!' lieft t! ?
ra." in doubt
The Marts \y,.f, a ! v.o.,.] ?Thfls ' I "n
|she? in the majority ? f the rare? w? r* ?
The Bummsrlee rotloa
Pirat i UOi
t
'Hurnsi, 4 to I. 7 '
i '. 'm . i.,? i . t?.t , Bj n ? .", '
rift, -"i
m |o j. i i- i a. ' 2 ?
? ... .
i ? .
I ra i". t"?oo. tot thi
.?..la aboul i.v.
i:::, il.j h ?. " i" i 'J lo i ?? ?
.???, lent 'Mi?
li. .na I
? . i ? ..-;,l out. tMrd * ?
' I piso ran.
'I'llll ? - ," s ...... .
ti?, furlotiaa) 1','iniiiK <'.""i h?
:: i., .". by i I ? '
' . i to l, 8 to
.-, ire i"" o?"i.I"iii. i ?!
? to ?' third, iii','. I -93 N'ortna I
leed i.un,i. <>m
I'.-iiriti race (pune, MOO; f," thi ? I*
??.o-'t one ? ? Husk) l?sd n ? M?-?
. .,, i s ;,, | s :,, 5 .,?
.. ?.? i., I" ' ? . ;-.
-.Minn. n>n iBjrrael ? . I ba
...a ; l I
* J.
H i.l UD?I I
-. ? i". iBj ? ? ? ;? to 10, i ;
h? u?,, ongtl ^,
, \',,i.>. ? I, g to I and -
i is i ;. lanl?
sixth ... a i pura. 1100
& ?ixte.nl
a.
?\,,ll |.? .1 I. .lK.ll . ? 11 H"H. 1" . ' 1.
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