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Open Champicinship Golf V LawnTennis__f_J^ * Rifle jhoofang_
Golf InTcutosfromGreat Britain Show the Way to the Greatest
"Pros" and Amateurs of This Country in Play for Open Title
Vardon and Reid in a Tie for
the Lead at End of First
Half of Big Tour?
nament.
RAY TWO STROKES AWAY
Herbert Strong in the Same
Notch?Francis Ouimet, an
Amateur, Plays Brilliant
Oolf?Champion Still
Has Hope.
[From *. tt*M <""r>rr?-p.->nd*r:t rf The Tribune 1
Boston. Sept 15 -With low totals of 14", !
unusually low for this ooureo, Harry Var- I
don and Wilfrod Reid, of England, led j
the field at the end of the tirst 26 holos
of the national open golf < hampionship
tournanunt over th*- links of the Coun?
try Cluh, at BrOOhllna to-day.
Cloaely followlng. only two strokes
away. to be exact. came "Ted" Ray. an- j
other Kr.Kli.-h tourlst. who waj tied with i
Herbert Strong, the Inwood professtonal.
The presence of Vardon and Ray near
the top was ln a meeeura expected, but i
few looked to aee Heid quite BO weii to j
the fore. while as for Strong. there never]
is any telling what this '. ng driver may \
do; it all depends upon his puttlng. I H
prominent playera cama cloaely in the
arabe of the leedera, Matcdonald Smith
and J. M. Barnes both gettlng 130, while
George Bargent, Alec Rosa, two former
t;tie holdara; Waiter Hagin and Prancla
Ouimet. th. Maaaa huaetta amateur
champion, wero bracheted 4\:th Ul ?
john J. McDermott, th,- bomebred trom
Atlantic Clty, wi,.> turtea haM aron the
rationai open tltle, began well enough
with a 74. bul a woful puttlng iapea dur?
ing the second round was reeponaibla
a 79. His total. ;."'3. placed him ala
Btrokm behind Verdon and Reid, but. lel
it be added. he was not ln th*.- leaet down
cast.
Real Fireworks by Ray.
The real fireworks of the day were set j
off by Ray in the afternoon Ha had made j
a 79 on his tirst round, a acore thal
looked .ommonplac* as compared with
the 71s returned by Macdonald Bmlth and
Alec Roaa That same 1'J also araa
ehots Uhind Vardon, and Kay knew that
ln order to keep in the running it b i
up to him to do somethlng out of the
oidlnary.
The way he made the ball do blfl Md
ding on the second round wiii never bfl
lorgotten by the great gallery. Flnfginx?
lt to aeomlngll impossibie dlatancm ofl |
the tee. slammlng up to the green with
tba servtceable nlbllck ard then COBxfng
lt gantly arith the putter. last ? ?
champion of Great Britain always had
his hall a willir.g Bervanl
Out la 35 and bome m th*' sam^ number
of strokes for a 10, Ray bad tbe ml
tlon of e?tab'.ishir;g a new com;
record for the course. When he flnlahed,
Charles B. Macd'.nald, founder of the
National Unks. remarked:
?'That showed the kind i ( golfer Raj la. '
After his indifferent flrst round. and real- ]
izing full wall tbal ti.*- eym of the world ,
wore upon him. he rose to tba
with this remarkable performanee it
looks as if e.ther Ray ? Vardon WOUld
WUI the chair.plonshlp. and I shouldn't be
at all Burprlaed lf Ray be the man."
A 30-foot put for a 3 at the second hole
was Ray's f.rst apectacular eflort la the
afternoon He diaeouated that by tak?
ing an a-xtra put on the third green. but
rlmmed the cup for a I at the dllUC .lt
third hole, where so miny cardfl have
been epoiled this week. After hia ? there
and another al No. 3. Ray electrlfled tne
gailery by bobng a .'hip Bhol fr-un off
the aixth green for a 3.
The Beventh h..i*- ls IM rarda, and her?1
apaln the big te low, after failing to ho.d
the green from the tee. Blm Bl mnk the
masnie shot for a -. He reached the turn
ln 35, and when he made the next thr*e
holee 3. 4, 3, a -? ? ? d ln Blgl t.
To the home hole Ray, taking his nib- j
lick. laid his approach tO within Ive f.-et
of the pin. Had the put gone down he
would ha\e had a t'/j. but thls time the
rubber core turned aside Just as lt ap- j
peared ready to drop. The gallery I
groaned in ajrmpathjr, but a few aa*?ondfl j
later cheered him UhgralU as he left .iie
paaa.
His card was as follows:
Edv4_rd l;0> Ir |
Out . 4 | . 4 5 4 a 4 f Iti
In .3 ;, b 6 6 4 4 4 4
Out .4 3.44314
ln .,. 3 4 3 4 I 5 8 4 4- g 70?140
Sprig of Heather Helps Vardon.
After Vardon completed his morning
round of 75. arhlch included the usual
number of wasted puts, the flve-time
open chamrion of Hreat Britain received
a preeent from Duncan Mailnnls and
John Boden, two prominent meml.ere of
the Soottish <iolf Club of N*-w York.
The present wa-- | sp-ig of Scotch
heather. and lt was claime.l by the donors
to possass the aame mystic qualltles as
the rabbit'a foot. At the end of the day
Vardon allowed that his short puta had
not been quite so cor.trary.
Vardon really didn't have any lurlt;
that is. nothing long in the way of puts
found the bottom of the cup. while on
two greens, the twelfth and the four?
teenth, he tOOk three puts. Thls twelfth
hole, for some reason or other, has never
been kind to Vardon, who has yet to get
his 4 there. The short seventh has also
been somethlng of a hoodoo, for his b< at
thua far has been a four. Vardon'a card
for the day foll WBl
Harry Vardon, South Herta. V.ngXanA:
Oul .4 4 4 4 6 6 4 4 I U
In .3 4 I 4 i> 4 3 6 3?3ft?75
Out.^ 4434444 637
In 3 4 .". 4 4 4 3 4 4 34-TJ-ta
"?U'atch little Wllfred Reld, if he gets a
good start," observed A. H. Findlay, who
has beer. lntimately acqualnted with most
of the leadlng British players for a good
many yeara. Sure enough. Reld played
along as steadtly as h r>>< k, his only mis
takes being on the greens
After a 75 in the morning the Banstead
Deams profeaatonal got going at top
apeed. puttlng w.ll, esp.-rlally at the
tenth, wh.re h<- sank a good one for a 2.
After OOmlng I" arith a 7- Reld had tO
aefcnowledga oongratutatlona on aii atdea
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
B ash 7 PABPENOER Packard touring car,
li<gir. d-\ nr m<.nth. 1*11 Amsmrdam ave.
Tei. Rivciaidt 1004,
Glimpsc ol tlu gallery watchii of the linki al the Country (.'luh,
Brookline, yesterday.
?nd later came a cable meeaage of en
couragement from hli ? lub.
Hla i raa ia followa:
u ||fn . ngland:
o.lt . '4441
ln . I | l I IT?75
. I 4 4 4 I I 4 4
Jn . : i I 4 . 4 | I i ?'?
Amateur Shares Honors of Day.
Aproj m of ngral ?? -. r*i
Ouimet certalnly had hia ahare in a way |
tha ahowing of thia brilltanl amateur araa
llttla Bhort of :? marfca
- .: ting i tart, a h< n ln be took '
? two holee. An over ap-:
. ri ai.d threa
flrat 6, while Bl tO n trap OOSl .
him dearl) at No 2. From tbat tin ?
golf. He ? om
pleted the morning round bi 77, wenl oul
?? rnoon and i ? v'
bolea in two better than 4's. He
bad a "<> in sight then, bul
t-. tro ible prevei i trom gettlng i
better than a e. His last bluader l
at the Bhort gUteenth, Whera he popped
I a mashle shot into the trap. His tOt-l
' Ot 131. Only four strokes behind the 1> Bd
eis, makea thla brllllani amateur atlll a
factor.
l?uis Teliier. t"ie French profeaalonal,
turned ln 152. wblch gava him flfth ;
m company with C D. Thom, of Bhinne
I.. . ; i Hem " '
, Ja k McDermol
preaent champion, and Jack I
divl ed tha
151, while Jerome D. Travera, ll ?
Champion, had ( tiafled with a
Byed aound i
moal ?
]
Herbert Btrong, of Inwood, fl
did hlmaelf. He made few miatakee,
played with rare coaflda r. 8 aa I '
skin
Hla i ai i araa aa folli wa:
? Inwood
4 4 f 4 *-?
|?4I I
I .I I S 4 I 4 2 4 I g
ln .3 4 4 3 i i i 4 V-4A .4 144
Jaok Dowllng, tb? Bcar*dal? homebred,
' had nothll - . . Of ::? retun
a total ol ? ?? day. Fredertck
Herreabofl aur] rlaed a good man) bj
ishlng with 163, oni la "ebind
let in tba national arnat. ur . ham
?:lp at Broa kllna U ree >? ma ago
Herreehoff won ihe medal In tl ? q ??* f
ing round, ahowing thal thi eourae suits
Alec Bmlth, afti i a
start, g.l B 73 in li..- afternoon, but even
that left him ten atrokea bach ot tbfl
leaa.
Rain Makes Greens Slow.
The weather conditions perbapa arere
mora favorable to tho lnvadinK pros fr.>m
the British Islefl than <" thfl ontrants
irom the states. lt ralned heavily untii
shortly before the Btaitlng hour, and the'
falrways and greena loal much of th.-ir
keenness.
Overhead leaden gray clouda blocked
BUt th*- sun and the air was h.avy with
humidity. Tho Bngliab ptayera, with thelr
long carriea fr.,m th< tee, galned an ad
Ivantagai over the Unlted .stat.- repre
Bentatlvea, who lost much of the effec
| Uvenem of th*-ir drlvea w^en the bail
dropped dead and without roll on the
I heavy turf.
Vardon and Ray dtvlded the early day
' gallery between them and the BpeCtatOTfl
; w,-ro well ropald for tbelr long jouni.-y
'around the course, fot both played Pbe
j nomenal golf at tim?-s.
In ,.. lilh cual im, the -omm.t- |
tee threw out a n ?? wera
i.. -i -ti..ko?. woiae tn.<:i tenth i
Thal ' ally renwi ed thoaa with
IM or w..r.-<
NeW pa.r
Miko Brad) a I I ba Bral a.*., el 1.43
o'clock to-morroa n
Vardon and Hmei
win drtve -ff. a little lati r McD<
and Herbert Barker
up.
Ray dedai ed he a | ? >
.-tart flrat .'.s ?? ?? bi lei? d tba i
would bfl better fi
Th-' bi O : ?
Edward Raj and M J Brady, J. W. j
? son and Mj tl H M ir-1
ina R G li
? ? . ' : ?
'
H. li ? .-..I J. J. Mi Dei
Ma< fertand and I ert A ndrea , I
Andrewa and G< rga i immlng ?'?
D. Travera and Joe Bylveeter, P. I
and B. s Bvana, Tom Aaderaoo, Jr., ond
.1 R Thompeon, T< tn \ ai don ai d ' ?
'i ? Ier, i lan y Han pton and J O'Ri
Mai donald Bmlth and \ ? e Rooi
Reid .md u c. Pownea, Jr., To?n Mr
i and i ra I Herri bofl .i
Ior .md <;. orga ' "'?*? Peter R
? ? Bmlth, l: >l 'l I
Bl Ippen, Jack ii nd Jack Kutch
R. ( Mun I Ala
Belwood ' ?
? . ?
Btrong, a bye
AN AGE LIMIT FOR GOLF
Forty-Ycar-Olds Enjoy Good
Day's Sport at Glen Ridge.
? ? Glen RJdgi
? all of whom had
tO t.e fo. ' ? old ..r more t , : ?
peted ? ?
yeaterda]. There wai i M holea medal <
handh i h W. B i i
won tbe net prlm with 174
i ' ii 184
The net award I t to E
Jonea for bla . ard of I
?...r.n by H. B. Mclam rltl I
E W. Congdon won tbi tfl hola puttlng
Utlon with a Tl, whllfl Dl W. Q
Bi" ighton wa ? ' ?
holea with M W M. McClun l tek tha
, i /? f i tb< beal - on ei th laj at tha
twelfth bole, over tiie pond. Ha ???as tha
only man to get a 2.
?
FOREIGNERS WIN AGAIN
Incogniti Club, of London, Beats
All-Philadelphia Team.
Philadelphia. Bapt la,?Th? Incogniti
Club, ..f London, added to its laurela to
day, Thfl forelgn team defeated the All-,
Philadelphia eleven in the two daj cricket
n ati h, al ih- Merion i .1 ib, al Hai i rford,
b) elghl wicketa
The bome playera acored IM t ina In the
tirst Innlnga yeaterda] and made 104 to- i
day In tht- BBCOBd mm Bl bal
Tiie visitors roUed up IH runs in thelr
epenlnga inninKs. and needed onlj 7'. in
thelr aecond to Bin tha nutch. They
batted earefully, and aecured the victory.
making M runs, ..ne more thaa enough t.?
win, with the loss of only two aicketfl
Scores in Full for First
Half of Open Golf Tourney
The ncores in full for the flrst half of
the open championship tournament fol?
low, thoaa with totals of Iii.*, or Letter
contlnuing to-day for another thirt>-six
holes:
Virit
rounrl
Harry Vnrrion. F.nciand. lh
VV K Rcui, Entrlan'l. 7:.
i-'riwtiri Ray, Rnaland. ::*
H?.il.ert Stronar. lnv4o..d. 7i
Ma ?..! Bmlth, Wykagyl. 71
J M |4?rn?-i. Ta.oma. 74
Qeorge Sargent. Chavy . haaa>... '.'..
W. Hasrln. Rocheeter.... :i
Alea Raae, Braa Hum. 71
?Kr?nr|n Ouimet, Woodtand 17
Loula Tellter, x., Ekmlle, rma ? 7>,
<? S Tl. slitin.. ... k Hllla... 7t>
Im k Hut. hit?? \ raj ? ?
.i .! McDermaMt, Ai lantl. Cltj 7?
?Kr-.i Herraahoff, N'ai i >? i... 7;.
Jaa k Bhlppen Mak atoua . si
.iciin l?.4?Uaa. ??" eradak h
?w .' l"..v* n<.?. ji . i aknioni. 7r*
.ia. k i toealdaoa, Ok n la .\
-.1 D Travera, I ppa i Moeti uir 7s
H Aiidrowr,. Kew I'awi, ?;;
Klnu-i W Lei inK. Ar. ftla '???
T.nn Andereot) jr Oakmoel U
Akr- Bmlth, Wykaayl . *i
.Ih. k Hobena, El Bl< woaxl 71
?;? i impSell, Cawintrj i 'lub . 77
M .1 Brady, Wollaaton . >>S
A if Murrai Kanawekl . 7?
Myopta . 7s
.*-, Morria t'oumy. sl
s>.-' nd
round.
n
70
74
7!t
-...
76
7s
vO
74
76
Tl
117
14
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1 .7
'..-.7
Ul
lll
IM
IM I
H Hanipmn. Nnr'h Anlniar ...
Tnin M' Ntimata, BaMt. r.
J R Thompaon, ru'sMfdr-fiis
P Robertaon. Fall Rjvar .
n ii Harker, Roebu. k .....
R a Macdoneld, (Inrtaaatl....
I Murra>. H'.\al ||ot ira .
t\ W I'ummli g. Tatratnl i.
.! II liiylnr. I^ik' Hld* .
<;.-<>!???? Low, I'?;,!11.n.,i.
)" II Belwood Qarden .'Hy.
W s Povareue, sknkia.
.1 Bylreatei \*? v,.rk
Matl ? amphell, ( <.,tnir\ I i il
Kari Keefer Ottawa
lt Thorapaon, *";ian ni.ig.
Tom Vartkm, l iBwental.
?H S Bvarta, ll, Im.ini .-.rlinr
?i 0 An.ici?"n. Commonwi iith
wiuie Maguln Houeion .
"om Bonnai Mn klenburg.
W Ma. fartand, sa.Rkiu.
)" M. Ijtia. Columbli .
K O'Brlen, Watn-tb?ook
OTHKR BCORKfl
I. niark. Rlvarmeda.
t Ryall, Waumba k .
?il s. hmldt, iv?.. ttai
Tom Mulgrew, Cooperatown
\ .'laik. Weanmoraland
.i Dtnewa 11, gtanton Helght* ..
r K. i rik';in, I ledham
? \ .; i..h ka oo : Bek nui Sp'f
?' ii AnalertMa* Wlnthrop
II i. Boa lon, Tedee, o ...
-i Harkbarth, Hlraedala. .
Bdwarda Town.-. llartfurd.
'Amaiaar, ?
/V'r* &?>*
.. /4*m74*OAl
art?r <T*t*4 '
V
... .... mjhip.
Tempting Bait
for Boxing Bout
llillla lllibla. Iba BghlWetghl ' ti-i"
pl.,11 i.f lha m.rlil. ln, I***" <>rTr*r?-.|
<|l,lil.ll |,i ri.rnr I l?t illltl Ih.i . ta*n
l,.l.nil t.'.lll as lll. .1.,I.nin Illlll.lrr. nl Mia.l
I...H ?.|.i aar.- I.iir.l.n. tlir l.iM ?rela In
O. t..lMT.
Ililli l.ll....n ?ir..l Ut offrr lo Itl. Iila
ui **iin I rmn. BM .. > .--.ti-rilii. . lliimlrr rr
i.nllj r.liirna.l froni lb* ('eaal. whttt b*
won ????wi.il t ,,,'1 Boula, Ini lu.ling ii
Iu ml > roiinil .1 i.am aa 11 ti .lohiiii. Kllh.inr
Blfblfl'fl r**|M*j "iii ba aaararlj awalleal
Im ihr- "taaa" lirr.-.
HARD TEST FOR AL REICH
Former Amateur Champion to
Meet Carl Morris To-night.
\1 R| !? I; thfl iBtl -! b"l" foi I 'V.
wi ight ' i .i" pton hlp '
?" ii ?'..[. taal li Madlaon Bojuare
' lardi ti to ? i f"t mer ai iteui
champion, who la a phyalcal man-el and ij*
confldent <>f -u.'????-.-, arill faci ? .iri ltor<
rla, tha Oblahoma Iocomotlve engln*er, at
t..n rounda Whlla many boxing "fana"
believe that Relch'a managei la aahlng
too imi'ii of hlm nt the outaet of ln^ pro
? .1 rit.-ei r, the former ai;,ateur, who
a i. ''ii et Allenburat, S, .1 , yeeterday,
?aid that Morrtfl wlll ba down and out
before the tenth round la ended
):.>l< ii aeigha UI pounda, and ia ?> f.-.-t I
Inche* tell. There lan'i an ounea of
Buperfluoua fleah on hla aronderfuilj bullt
j frame, He ia ;.*? i itrong aa a Bandow, ln
aamut h aa he haa handlod arelghta la
amateur competltlon i"t yeara Hla
1 hati'iH and wriata ar* abnormaJlj devel*
oped and there inn t a doubt that bfl eaa
hit with iroraonctoua powei
Relch'a weah point in lach of nng aa*
? . but ha -*ui ba weii handled, Bad
a Mo rta lan'l much at Bvotdlng attach,
th.- form.-r amateur bellevea that he can
>?? ..I ?? a kaochout
Morris, arbo bj well knoarn aa ? gluttoa
tor puniehn**ent aad in ona of tiu* l.tKa-eHt
rnea phyalcally la the ring, wlll maaa bis
(flrst b"\4- ln r.' ln t***or* than a y.-ar. He
in ? feel ' laehea taii and weigha Z>u
pounds
When Morris waa iwuiulad for tae
rounds bv Jim Tlytn two yeara ttso, ba
waa tjrean in point ef rlni hnowla-adaTa, but
he has been IlKhttng Bteadlly ever fllii' e,
; wlth the re.sult that he m).i he wlll flhOW
n i. i >_r Improvemeat In form.
M"tr!s ?,i* 4-<Hint..I oul When he boxed
th.- late Lauther McCartj in i:"2. bul be
declaraa tii.?i it aaa a Baae, ii* tateada
t.. gn rinht after Retch tO Bad OUI an
qulckly as possible Just what the hammer
thrower ran do,
EDDIE FOY SHOWS SPEED
Hollenbeck's Stallion Has Ita
Own Way in Pacing Raee.
i: T' HoUeabecb'a irajf ateUlaa Eddle
Koy flhewed to., inmh Bpeed for ita rtva i
lll the L' ^'. par.. at tbe ttCOtti tnatlnee .f
th.- M.tri.pi.lit.in Circult, held at White
Plalna yeetarda* Tin- baraa \v..n in thraa
htialatht heats ln fair lline. despi',- ihe
beavy going. The pauraa v*as lalued at
Hackett and Hall Taste
Defeat for First Time
That Is. as Partners on the
Courts in Doubles Mateh.
LOSE IN STRAIGHT SETS
Mathey and Pell the Winners
in Tourney of West Sidc
Tennis Club.
Poi the Brat tlma tn tbe hlaton of thelr
p en thfl lawn i.
ii.,,,, .1 ii ii i k< tl and tVattei M.
ii . , taated thfl bltti rni ? ol d tt il yee*
t, :,-. in the mml Rnal ro ind i I
h on tiie courta of the
w . ii Btde Ti nnla Club, at X3Ath atreet and
Broadway.
lt f.u i., Deea Mathey in.i Theodora
j:.?. it p< li to lurn thfl trl k by whi h
j the famoufl pair xh .1 ral I ihlrd on the
national llal laal aeaeon after wlnnlng the
' n itlonal clay courl ind the metropolitan
, < hamplonahlp wew beaten al * -4, *?J
l The ? onteel waa In the seml-nnal round
Bnd the lower braa kel of the flnal ro ind
Blled by Dr. Bwlng Taylor and Pred
I, ,1 k T i'i- I llnghu) aen. a ho cama
| though by the default ol Watooo M.
\\ aabburn and partner.
{ Tha doubli ? mateh ovi rahadowi 1 all ??
! for th. day, and it attracted a goodly gal
, lery, Pi 11 laal ofl with lh ? kereke, foliowed
MISS DELLA TORRE VICTOR
Defcats Mrs. Henry Fletcher in
Lawn Tennis Mateh.
Ahrayfl Buatainlng bar ralllafl aad
foretng thn ball through for paaaafl Mlm
Qertrudfl Della Torre **on lhe challanga
eup Bnd th>- aromen'a cbamplonahip tltla
reeterday <>n tho lawa tannla courta of
the Oreenwieh Countrj Club, at Qreen
wich, i.inn. Btandlng aa tho challangar,
Mlm i'ollit Tone dofoatod Mrs Henry M
Pletcber, tba defendlng 1 hamplon, ln
atralghl aata nt 7?."., t?2.
Mrs. riftihor silRhtly OUtpUtyod hor
challangar ?t the start. with tha acorn
at |> I on eamos agalnat har, Miss Dalla
Torre grudiiiilly ?ot better l>a. <? aml .11
r... 11..11 t.. h.-r BbOta Thi'io was plrnty
of s|.irlt an.l dash to h.r ralh.'S. an.' 111
cloelng Bba mther eaally outplayad Mrs
rieteher, who plueklly battied throuKii to
tho and
-a
MIXED BOUTS UP AGAIN
Attorney Oeneral to Render a
Formal Opinion on Case.
Albany, Hopt UL?Attorney Oon-ral rar
ntody is looktng up tho law to ggoertaln
tba XeKaX status of the ruttng of thfl
i st.ito Athletta Commlaakm prohlNUng
spaninif giid boslng m.ai.ii.s between
whltea nnd uegroes In this stnt.-.
Tho Attorney Oeneral, aftar a recent
Iconference arith Frank tf <>'.\'?,i. chair*
man of tho*. oniinlsslon. BSprOBaed the In?
formal optttlon that tho rulo, if bustii
In (.. Hall. M I Ha.kctt.
reak l
tor | ? ? ? unounted to a
.... - r \!.-,- |B
Th.' tirst two
.' ? i ki ed
tt and ? nd ran into
? !.a.i of i I on gamea I i pratty volley
Thfl formei tthtaatai lofl a
i :? . :' his I J;:'?* tif
i the ot I oppoelta court.
. than began 11 hght tbi ir
... to the net da ?'?-?'*? 'ohbs
..... [t fa n and tha Bat
it was the san.o in l aet, arith
i pe . drtvtng with I
lled atl all and I i
... Ur reeled ofl loui gamea'
tor tha mai
... unary followa:
Ui, .. . wblea (aeaol-daal
.. i?_ii Mai :' K*-SMY.#I.
? ter
M.mii lu.i, i> I, ? '- i r Bwlne '..>:? ?r
i.nk ? Krai ia lyaan ietaeiad
Wataon M W .1-: '??n and 1 artner, 1 y da I
1. .. r, anl
...... ' ??4;
..n.i Mi 1.1 ??? :'' Ale?n
_
serund i"ui:i ind iu-1 .>-. tie
. ,., uae' ind Di laaeway. U -2. * t:
Hrylmun snd Oatcoml .'.? fa -ted IJndley anJ
l. tnd Melll. k
? >- h w.i ihi urn an 1 M: rt. k. i> *e
? n ln and
, | More .: ! Ha ath, ? 2. .">
i flnal r~in.1 !..??"
1 ' "
. ? ? ound) ..-"rat* g.
: . ? .; H- ylreun, rt 3. JI?4.
?olely upon the i?'int of raee dlaerlmlna*
tlon, would not stand B tOBl ln <-..urt Mr
Carmody wlll render 1 formal opinion
on tho queatton lnvolved ln a few daya
Promotera >'f a mateh between Bam
Langford, a negro, and Ptank Moran.
white queatloned tba ralldlty of tha eom
mlmlon'a miing
3 Cricket
(AIE FOOTBALL MEN
I
Captain Ketcham Denies Rumor
That Pumpelly H_s Water
cn the Knee.
HARD DRILL FOR TIGERS
Harvard Coach Gives Up Idea
of Making a Centre Rush
of Trurabull, a Guard
Last Season.
fR.' T>!oKr.irh tO Tba ""rlhun* ]
New Haeen, Sept is ? A'though thrr^
raio football playera ar.- ln ti-..- hospital
L'aptain Ketcham Btated tO?nlght t.. i
-.on.. waa In a Berioua condition, and
idded:
"Pumpelly bna slmnly a allght tnuscle
Thera 'a no truth in tho repoit
that ho has water on tha knee. Ho w- .1
I <? back arith tbe iquad within a week.
ornell has an atta.-k of tonalllltbi Hla
throal was lanead to-day ar.d ara oxpect
him back on th? grlllron la throa laya
Karblaon'a Bhoulder la aUgbtly brulaad
and ho erlll return to prectka next week."
Th? pollcy "f liehtonlns: th*> pn t; ?>
beea m of Uw warm weathea and the
rffocts of the sevor- drill tbfl t.rst of the
wtek waa ontlnued to-day, Morning
praetical was om!tt*->l ar.d the afternoon
KTimmage erae BBJOrtened to nfteen mlr.
utcs. A thirty-ydrd run by Wiison, at;
quarterbaek. was a feature.
Wiison and Wisa-r ea^h scored a touch-)
down. Pendleton. last year's tackle, waai
shlfted to guard.
Jini Reilly. ti..- Annapolis coach. wa?
present. Captala Katebam sprang a aur
prlafl by irtfftfftg tho gates. sjecret practice
has nover been ordered befora untii two
or tbree areekfl after tho season .
Tha line up to-day waa as foiiows:
Left and, Avery; lefl tackle. Talbcf.4
. tard, Pendleton; centre, Ketoharr.;
right ta kie, Oabaan
n I, i 'art*: tek, Wiison;!
dfbaek, Wlaer; rlght haifoack,1
Uerkle; I tlll ack, Bavage.
.-r.i['h tn The TrfbUM *
Princeton, N J.. Bept II -Thfl Tiger*
hav.- aettled down to their dally lona;.
r-crimi I the roal hard work efj
tiie football season haa besun. Only aj
week 'urr tbe Brat game, and
the team has an lmmense amount te!
learn I efoi a then.
ste*K
fa r an hour, artth the regula l i
ly on the offenalve Line - *
rder of tl ?? at
quarter, called ior play aft.r play ?'? i
?
: - Thi Prln eton i Scal (
ft wa
followe:
Bhes. left a tt I
He3 nhp r, lefl
\v. Bwarl t | rlght
?
ick: H Bal fl halfbeck:
? balfbaek F Ti okman
I j k.
?
H - ' '. '?
b iil ??'? i :-. at Han ard to-day I
- . tho weather was a
i have aha 'it given np l
of making a cenl
iast t guard. 1
- . the leadini
comli g it. All l ntraa
ar.- grea n, with the exoeptlon i '.
who played on hbi I
I subatitute :a*t
- rangier l . but
Btrong nor Buch .-. I
Battle, ... ?
id this morning, and w-ae
- ? ? . work tn combtnatlon arith Hard
wtch and Brlckley. Mahan and Pndiee
were iched at querterbeck, but the
latter is not comlng g ao weii ta
!'??? of laat year'a teaat Piaadiay
haa baen with th?> 'varalty BOjuad for two
\ ? ira and has tho ebaaci
when Hr.-. llqtM of
the poaitlon bla keener s.r.so of football
ls llkely to make him the favorite.
Hanover, N II . Bept l" ? At the operv
:m ot college to-day about atzty fraab"
men reported for fo'.tba'.i t.> Dave KoreTi
and went thro'.gh a Ugbt drill ard Mak*
:? g pra "? a Tler, from Oak Pirk, ar.l
Bpean from Chicago, aro th<' two most
i.n. . ll Oh |
Middletown. COnik, Sept II " '
1 ?? :i advanced to tho diKf.* '. *
: stiiiis" Bt RTealeyaa ITnlverettyn
whleh open.'.l for ;ts elghl I td y\ f
thls morning.
Among faculty announcementfl was or.*
? ralatlng t.> the game II a*aa
atated tiiat in addition to Daniel Huteb*
Inaon, 4,f tba Unlreralty of Penneylvaatat
i - apedal football coach, Dr.
profeeaor of phyalcal e I
aaalated by William tiunter, di
of Captain Jama ? i Wendell, the cradc
hurdler, who arlll coach traek bbob and
train all teama and B B. H ;
lfl both OUtdoor and ind"Or a*
who wlll look aft.-r the freshmen
team, tha awtnunei a and i
Under thia faculty Indon
alded b> the Pennayteaala "ayBtem," *
arinnlng football t.-am la axpecta L
Rlchard Cleveland, a son of he :-i?
Prealdenl Cleveland. ib a candlde** xor
the Exeter Bcbool football eleven thal
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