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dS_hool FootW on Many Gridkon. _? Baseball _? Rowing > CheB _? Boxing
No Weak Football Doses
for Princeton These Days
Eddie Hart Driving the Men
Hard to Correct Faultsof
Dartmouth Game.
YALE ALSO ON THE JUMP
Harvard Takes Things Easy,
However, the Regulars Being
Let Off with a Long
Signal Drill.
r, loareph t" tl ? TribBBe.]
to. 3. Ocl -- football is
Mlng admtatotered to the Prineeteo play*
daya n<>>>;
!,a, Kddle llart has thrown himself BOU]
in.i body Into roualng tbe r*nen, oeteri
nl,Mtlontaeonaiiglnregj^ln?ttJmentfl
,1 the . oncentmtfld v?i
I Bcrimmagi laatlni three-euartan M
? worh of thta at*
,.,.,,?,?. in tbat time Harl and Andrewi
. . men through far mon worh tban
Uual. Every man un Iht acrub team has
aad hl ?-?* tor a ?mlty berth re*
M,,c th,. promotlon ot tii'.- ano
iammem to tbe nnhi ot the i
md it was a hanl Bght that thfl var.-ity
Jaeed to-day.
! na who bad been ktto on acco
Md foot for nearly thrm weehe. i
|Or bis ilrst really hard work thli attar
toofl nnd flhowed no lom ol bis totvam
,kl!: in puntlng. He worked with the
Mcond Btrlng team at halfbach for a
?une. OUl later lUOMltUtfld fl the v.nsHv
lor Hobey Balti r.
He dM the punttng for thfl acrub and
aaa mon ? cmrati than Ofla but couM
aot mtafl bis average dtatance much above
jprty yarda H
Glle .n.i not gel bis kickfl off m nau
.! to*day, although hi ? ???
Ooaa to f'U'ty yards. QUe ta about nven
?ei-u pounda b-avier tb:m Law, flndseemi
lo ba able to "tflnd tbe itrain ol klchlng
I .,:- Rgbtlm a llne bettei tban bta
rbe f rival.
Tt,. - irimmagl was mark.-.l bj mo e
ni tban in ?ny practlce or lame
.m. ?eaaon. Law nnd OMch wew largely
Ibie. The former got eMund Ham
Bwnd'i end for a **ynrd run. a tblng
that fai badu h. been ?bl< to do thta
He placed the ball on tb.
17-vani llne, and on tbe nexl plaj
? forward paaa raUIng Into Qlltafl*
rmi ever the goal llne, bul i *
?ubatitute end lel II allp away and loot a
well deeerved touchdowa fer tbi aecenfl
eleven. ,
Gllch aeored lha flral 'vanltj touco*
gown witbln two minutefl after tha gnt
kick-i.ff on i aerlefl of fast playi lhal
ntaed fron. atteen te thirty yai
chp. ui.t.l the scrub vvoke up tO thfl ttCI
that U "as bein, triched. Again Ul.d*
, ,??. ,,f Law'i punts on tbe -
yard llne and nn ll baeh thirty jrarua.
HT then rlpped oll another end run of
thirty yarda. and Law, who bad been
rhifted to the 'varalty ln Hobej Baaei -
place, made Bfteen yard. ln thrm toot
galna 9. Trenkman. playing as I BUD*
?tltuta for stre.t. carrled It over. Tmnh>
man hit the line almo.t as hard as Str. U
to-daj and Played like a tlend.
gemmana tooh Longatnth'a post nt
., f?r i tlme and Uved up <
MCtatloni by putUng up ? ****** !i*"''
n,n,av wln a permanent berth. WBwail
alao not m lor ? -?** mlnutei or -
h oo tbe ?varsity, but only as ?
?titute.
Plenty of Work for Yale Team.
? B) T< ..-.--laiih t" The Trlbui
Now Haven, Oct -*? -Moal of the ngu
barh "ii ITfllt PleM tbi- after*
Dooa, bul a venl vv ? to set Into
tn? acrlmmagi on account M mlnor ln*
jurlea. Lougbbrtdge wrenched hta hnei
torday, and Bud Talbotl played at left
mekta Mlller wai at centn ln P****e
(lf cooney, wl.- enhta is st'.;: too weah
,,, nell in the .b.ily Jouata Martlai wai
?Uli OUl witb a lame kn- -, PUt Ketcham
returned t,> i. ft fuard.
Thi freehmen bad a twenty-minuU bat*
11,. witb tbe -varsity, i.i which thfl '
U.-1 tw" t,"ic!'.',"vvn flnd a ?"al
-,,?,, ,: . n. i<. Tb.- Mai acore wai made
whefl Ouernaey i""k UniaoB'i phvci ?t
rullbach a,,: made a drop kick trom lhe
? rd llne.
played in the '? he has
shown th.s maaon. Hta uaual MronK de
fonalve w,,rk was lupplemented by n
ppbndid attaeh when the 'var.-ity had
tbe ball Hl started quickly and kept his
w.ll. ihootlag ahead f"r >ards after
1,.. wai appan ntly itopped.
1'imio. Ilv hai be.-n slow m getting it'
condition and isn't 11k.-ly to win the h_H
'leii for the preoent Ouernaej i
drop hlcklng ablllty, whleh bas gen
ln the last two vv--.ks. gtvea Pumpell.
anoth.r rival for fullback. Wilson and
? ii Kored the touchdoam* eaehdaab.
big ten yards around lefl and foi i
*The rlght Mdfl Of thfl line. which has
be-n tb.- Wflflh spot tbls BflaflOn, ll :- ??
Mrueted for the present. but Carter and
Pendleton danbtlem win -<*i?> hach their
,?,.;,< ;,i and an-1 tackle. rcspe-tively,
WbM th.y r. turn tO tb.- came.
Signal Drill for Harvard.
[By Tele^raph to The Tribune ]
fninhridtfe. M_ss? Oet. .8.-The Crimsoti
?varsity played no hard football this
aft. rnoon. and after a si;?nal drill w.-nt
wll up ln the stadium and watched a
half-bour scrimmatre between the flrst
. ubstitute- nnd the second team.
The scrub was equlpped with tbe Prince?
ton players an-1 manaired to beat Ihfl flflO*
,,nl strinsr 'varslty BMfl by a scoro of
S to 6.
Tb. 'varalty had plenty of hard work
ln Hfl drill on plays and sipnals. even lf
lt did no .serimmavririK. All thi reR-lars
were In tbe line-up. with the i xception of
Mahan at fullback and O'Brlen at left
end Mahan bad h bnd ankle. not
spr.ined. but sceminply inf-cted, and
verv -nuch swollcn.
O'Brlen twist.il his leg sllglitl.v in yes
terday's scrimmare. and came down the
fleW lame. and was not allowed even tu
run throuj-h ?l?nat*. Both men. however,
are likely to be out only a day or two ind,
ln all probability. will be able to play
ajtain-t Cornell on Saturday.
Jeff Coolldge played end in O'Brlen*
place ln the sltmal drill. and Bradlee was
ln the backfleld with Hardwick and
Bri- kley. Bradlce's ankle M all rlcht and
he sunds a? flrat subatitute for each ol
the three regular backfleld men.
i_ amall chame that he will b*
plaved at quarter apaln. because of hls
lnjur.', which lont hlm bo much time lr
preparing for a position at whlcb h. had
had no experience until this fall.
PRINCETON WINSATSOCCERJ
Defeats Philadelphia Schooi
Team After Spirited Battle.
[By Telrgraph to Tho Trlhune]
Princeton, N. J., Oct. _L? The Princeton
llavea defeated the PhUadelphla Central
Hich Schooi team here thls afternoon by
;i score of 1 to 0.
The victory was so hard earned that lt
Bn BCarcely be consldered vengeance for
thfl heating given to the Tigers lnst year
by the schoolboys. lt hrought forth
some of the fastest 80C088 seen here this
?reason.
Kor the Brs| haif the schoolboys pushed
th, play well down toward the Princeton
goal most of the time nnd only the good
work of .lackson praVSBted their BCOling.
In the set ond haif the TlgeTfl took an
early start and kept Hroonifn M al the
PhUadelphla goal buay renulalng Jheir
attack. Beck tm.iliy landed a well di
reetcd shot from the left of the poata in
the net and scor, d the winnlmt point.
Captaln i: DukehfleM played th.- baat
game for tiu- boys, while Captaln Mc*
Master ami Garvm Btood oul for Prince?
ton.
Th*- llne-up followa:
'"" '1'- Pa_lt-a. reiir Hut.
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.R. 9 .U'a,,.er
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' ."? I. V...K.1
.J i..Ulngham,
.C.Isukamiield
.I. H . le.
.0 i: .Galewa)
il !'?? '*. foi Prltj etoa I mi n M. Taj
? I r Inc* ???ii i ii e ,,: halvei
llon?1 : il \ tlu
TO NUMBER THE PLAYERS
Four Schooi Elevens to Adopt
Plan on Election Day.
?fi. rbert," \. n ."ork Tribune
Dsai Blr: Followlng your oft-rep* ited
s*ia-gestlon "ti the aportlng page of Ti<?
New Vi rk Trlbune, thi four rompeting
t-at.is lhat wlll partlrinate In th* twe
dovetalled gamea at Ebbeta FleW on Klec
tir.n i?i>- Manual ga, Rraamua :ir,'i Boya'
Hlgh v- Poly?wlll be dlstlngiilahet! b)
? - on titi it I ,n kl
Th* membera of each team will ba aum*
inaecutlvely from one to twenty
la addttl "ti to this. In ordajr to at?ke
? latora aware ol everythlog thal
<jliriticr the progreee of the game,
,.n board wlll be u? d, announdng
all aubatltutlons, all penaltlea, downa,
? r of yards to be galned and player
maklng any score. A clock alao wlll be
employed to show th. tiir? elapeed.
i an. wrlting thla to yon be< luae Jhe
acheme devlsed is malnly due te your fr?
qucnl suggarstlona along the same Hne.
truly your-,
N.v'i H \N \\ DICKLKR
N. vv York. Oct 28, IMI ?
ATHLETES TRAIN TOO MUCH
Columbia Runners Have Little
Rest from Track Work.
Old CotumWa track athletes whfl At
tended the Interclaaa meet on South fWA
yesterday were of dllferlng oplnions as ta
the advantagefl I" ba K-'in.-d from the
netlon of the lntercollc>-mte OtHBmtttefl **n
athletlca barring Columbia men ttOni all
save collcglat" contests during th- ac.t
demlc year.
One and all admltted that. as a rule,
athletes at Columbia are worked and
trained harder than n*rd be. The divei
fcltv of opinion came in the matter of
considerlng when thla overtraininff or
rather overwork was the most helpful.
"If the committ'-r' had made a rule
larring th- men from competing in the
enmmer, lt would have struck at the root
of the cvil," aald one man who was
captain of his teani several years BgO.
"The trouble lies not in tlie fat t that our
men run too much in th- w intei months.
but rather that they are allowed to run
all through the summer am) when they
return to college in th.' fall they BTB COBB* j
pletelv woiker] out; tll-tl thev have to |
continue trainlng through thr' winter and j
spring. so that by the time the tntercolle*
gtatfl Ranies i-ome around thev gre prac
tlcally worthleea
"It means. in some eaa*?, that an ath
lete at t'olumhia who llvis in or near
New York runs for four yeara, pfacti*
nally without a rest if tbe committee
? an nnd a wa) i" ba. athletea from com.
pettng in th* Bummer it would Inaura
that every man wouid bave a reel "f at
least fOUr months after his most strcu
uuus competltlon."
Another man wh.. was an Important
faotor on ColumMa'l teamfl two or three
yaara ago, vvas nol Incllned to agyea arltb
thla Btatemenl ii-- tho ighl thal th.- com*
mlttee luft iiii tha rlghl spot when it t**ok
tha atep barring men from outside i*otn*
petltion during the academic yoai "Tha
runnlng in tbe summer," aald thla man,
"doea nol affeel as many men as would
be auppoaed, but too much trainlng ts b
dangeroua thing anrl tbere are *i ?11?
enough college meeta to kv ;> a man
bua).
ANOTHER LINKS FOR GOLF
Directors Named for the Ged?
ney Farm Country Club.
White Plaina, N v. <?r t. tl Tha
Qedoe) i-'arin Country J'lui. w,*s organ*
laed hera to-day, wlth the followlng gov*
eii...1 ?:
Roi. rl B KBrle). Kenneth M Mur. bl
aon, Howard tl'llletts. teorge *.'? Allen,
Oeorgi C Luebbera, Dr. D A Bnlffen.
1. Ward Pi Ince, Chai lea H. Burr, i
Halse) Mitchell, Thomaa B. Conklln and
l'rederi* k H Jackson
.M: i-'.n lay " lll entei tain the -.rn
,,i ? al a d in. ?? on Haturda) night, when
the i lub "ll" ns will hr- elected
Announcement als.. was made b) t'"
club, whl. h haa Jual completed ? modern
. luhhouse, thal i mateh gam ? pl
wlll be played between Jack Dowlina and ,
Me* k Smlth well known profi lonais
0ver the course on Klectlon bay. i
I'liik a professlonal, is In charge ol tne
linka. Nlne holes of the courae are now
open and the other nlne holea vviii be
read) In the 'a.l> aprlng. l
ANDY SMTH HB
OF WESfERNJDOTBHI
Says Perdue Team ls Equal of
Any Ever Turned Out at
Pennsylvania.
BIG GAMES NOW AT HAND
Yale and Harvard Have Four
Each to Play, While the
Tigers Must Face Only
Three Opponents.
And) Bmlth, bflad coach of the penn*
.vlvama football eleven laal vear. who
is now coaching the Btrong Purdufl team
jn thfl MMdta vVflflt, thlnhfl thf BBatartal
m tbat seciion ll gottl as good flfl in H*
Kast. Hfl Ifl i|iioted M sa> Ing:
??Th. \\ . st. in coach has llon tO do
it is exceptional t->r blm t<. bave mon
than two assi-tant , <>.? lu-s Tb-n, wlth
leei tban a fottnlghl at the beglnning Ol
ibe leaflon to prepan for his openlng eon*
tcat, hi cannol devoU ai mu.h Ibna to
tall as an Kastcin '"?' h. As a
conaequence, plav is crude. and wlth
pamet ot lmportanee fonowing each otbflr
as rapidiv ai they do hen omtaflloni oi
thfl fllUt month .aielv are ,.-,(,lled tatflT.
... conalder thla aeaaon'i Purdui team
superlor to anv CblTMll elOVCT 1 hOVfl
,v.-r seen plav a nd fully as |.I flfl anv
that ba.< repreaented Pemurylvnnla. I
meaa th? mon ....- fully as good playflra,
bul not so iiolish.-.l.
??ln tb.- Eaat tb.- Bral month of tne
Maaon i- d.-vote.i .ntireiv to etemenul
football: Baetflrn coachm mldom give
theli men anythlng oi aa attach until um
mlddlfl of i krtober."
Thfl roothfl I m iaon haa reached .; moal
...,.:. ,un| polnt. Harvard must fflCfl
Cornell, Princeton, Brown and tala '"
ng Bflturdnyi val- vv- take th*
?..!.i ngalnal Colgate. Brown, Pi fll
ltI1? Harvard: whilfl Princeton h i
to play. a.,.1 wlll meel m
f.irn Holj Croaa. Harvard am, ITale.
billv btrong. former captaln -ol tne
High Bchool of Commerce, hai won ns
!?,,. ?n tb. f-otball t.am ot MflBflachU*
netti .gricultuml College, and B mahlng
K.i Btrong Played centre end
,..mi'i Rl Commerce, bul haa btan
pl.i ... tackle oa thi "Aggtai. Hna
Btrong myi bi a II tn f? nua I
nnd guard aeal ? <? ** ? " * >u'"
,,,,,, wm havi pta "? overy poalUoa oa
p foothaii team
Charlej Cumh
w?, i-iir.t"... la maatoi -
Bbowlng flt Dartmouth them do* A
,,.?.?,. ?th rootei ln lalklng of *****'
. . ? thal if '?->-" ***} "**
ellyn w. .M S
nnd run the 1 " '
Gridiron Stars Get Down to Work
at Many Football Training Camps
Sharpe Has Cornell Men All {
in Line to Prepare for
Stiff Battle with
Harvard.
B) Tel* graph lo 1 h Ti Ibune 1
n v.. mt. a.?Wltb avery maa
on the aquad In his football clothea end
ready to play Jhis aftereoon, i>r Bharpe
and iu- aaatatanta began roundlng tha
Cornell men Into condltion f"r Jh.- H?r?
vard game ".. Saturday.
Th ? pracU. c was shifted from Perc]
\':,:.\ to Alumnl Fleld, ao thal tbe pla: -
,.,> wiii wa tc leaa time In getting from
th. campua In tb? early part ol tbe af*
th< backa amuaed themaelvea by
alcking tha ball around and runnlns down
tbe Beld und. r punti While n b waa ta
I'.ui Reed, Van ' >i ui.iii and
ettei were buey wltb the forwarde.
PhllUppI was .it left hall "ii tbe tl?Td
team beCBUBe of a mit.or in.iury t" blfl
Qllbett, vv!,., may ln- used as
OHearn'fl aubatltutc at end, also araa la
iqjuad. "Krog-'y" Wil.ianison at.'l
Bpragjua werfl oa tba aecond team.
Mebaffey wa? tried al end on the var?
sity in th?- slgnal drill. dlsi.laclru. ReBB,
r/hiii Bhuler ran the leam al ojuartsr to
galn experience In caaa of ae. idenl le
Barrett. Th? la I named waa al balf*
back, where ln- seemeil to be ('ult.- aS
mm h Bl home as in his regular posltion.
Williamson atnl Mallory are making a
hard flght for thfl first call at litrht UC?ie.
Plenty of Work for Cadets.
[tiy Tslajfrepa la The Trtb*_m i
w.st Point, n. y., oct. ?.?The reeuinp*
tion of work in thfl Army football camp
to-day was marked by a short Bignal
drill and B hard scrimmaKe, tbe latter
laatlng balf aa bow. aii the reajulara
w.n- in th,- gaUM except YVeyand aml
Captain Ho.-e. The former's plaee at
tackle went to Paekard Ibr awhlle. and
later tl.e coaches tried _BI?_ in the
position. IJoth did well. Merrlllat was at
Hoge's plaee on right end.
The defeaetva play aaeeaa to have braced
aetnawhat, aa tba aerub had dUBeulty la
passing the forward- wlth thelr llne
plunging attack. The varsity hung up a
score when Hodgson. who showed algna
of a return to the form whlch dlstin
gulebed hls work B fortnlght ai;o, slil>P''d
around the second team'.- Wt wlng from
the H yard mark for a touchdown.
The punting of Hobbs was much better
than recently. and. on the whole, the
work of the afternoon was satlsfactory to
the coaches.
Blodgett on Navy Eleven.
| Uy Teleirraph tn The Tritmne.)
Annapolls. Oct. ML?Thfl Naval Academy
backfield had an unusually husky look
this afternoon. Blodgett. the big fellow
from the High Schooi of Commerce, New
York. was at left halfbaek in plaee of
I-Bonard Me welgha nearly 200 pounds.
while McJteavey, at right haif, and Har
rison. at fullback. are IM poiind men.
Thls comblnation. with MltCheU at (juar
tcrhack, ??J used during m*rst of the
algnal drlll
As tl.e aerub was allowad to keep tbe
ball most of the time. th.' offiiistve
Btreng?1 ef this arrangetnenl was n ?i
test?d. but Btadgett and MaMaavay used
thelr height to good advantage in brtak
Ing up forward pan ptayfl, nhlch thfll
., rub ?tti mpted frequently.
Both McReavi y and Blodgetl ?n fail
men for thelr aretgbt, ont Bl< dgi lt P ?? ?' j
, _ci llently.
Hlcholla who played I the
? t, nm two v.ar- ago nn 1 wti
; out for quarter laal aeaaon, nturned to
! tbe imm to-day, and handled ll i t< ?m
! f.,, a wlui. durlng tb.- si.nai prai tl i Kb
,,id injury hai pnvented hlm fi
portlm mom r, bul hi B lUtelj I
: the other candldate. foi quarb l ??' ?
Light Work at WiMiami.
_ Tel< ?> iai ' ? Th< Trlbi i
tVilllamatown. Ma a. Ocl 8 Prai tl< ?
to-daj conaiated of ? light aignal drtll for
thi williams 'vMisitv team go far tl I
week Daly bas BUl sei i iimia^e VV ol k 'lll-l
.ler the ban, bul a long, hard battle
agalnat tha fn ihmi n i ?! ? f-" to mor
row. Eella was p il through a long work-1
.mt m ki' kirin. and la ahowlng greal lm?
provement in punl i.-, bootlng tbi I
for fort) oriiftv yarda almoet everj tlme.
With the eaceptlon of Driacoll and Clarh
all the regulars aere oul lfl togfl tius
nfternoon. B Hubbell aeemi lo bc llnt
Cholce after (lark for the rlghl flring
position. and Outhrle is a good lubati*
tut, al riRbt guard. Kewtoa, who haa
been OUl Of tbe Kaine for Ho- last two'
weehs, is roundlng Into condition, ?nd
wiii pr-.babiv mak. hta ippearance on the
rush Iin- :?' ? fea da) s
Injuries at Dartmouth.
I Hv t? learaph te Thi THbaae i
Hanover. N. H., Oct M Tba anttri
Dartmouth aquad reported f.u practlci
to-day. witb tbl ex.eplion of Hegflfltt
J.oudon nnd Snow. ('aptaln Hogflfltl lfl
being given ? much nmdfld rest. He arlll
probably report to-morrow. London,
whose injury ta only ? ilighl ono, fllm
reflted Bnow .li.l nol report hecaum an
X-ray was being taken of Ins len jllfll
above tbe ankle. It is Dr. Mowl.-r's bfl*
Uef that tbe ui.-mbiane COVOrlng thfl bOBM
has been torn.
To fl. 1J Siiow's ihOCfl at fullba.k is m
deid fl diiticult inoblem. Murdoek is
Bflfldfld tO flltflrnatfl Bt halfback. and
Tuck is not h.avy criou-b |0 play full?
back. His same is gOOd, but hfl is too
liKht to Mand tb. bang ?t thi fullbach
position. Tbe coach.-s ai I nOW tryins:
gotltar, one of last vear's freshmen
tackles. Bverythlng poeelbta wlll ba done
to aegualnt him arlth the bachdeld game
The pra'tice to-day was lonir an.l IlKht.
Tbe r.milarB were sent in early, and then
every man on thfl BQJUad had a chance at
the first team Mgnal practice. This ll
posubb- because thfl flQUfld now eotMifltl
of only tblrty-flve men
Amherit Comei to Life.
| Bg VataflTaP-l te The Tribune |
Amherst, Mass. Oet. lt.?-Thfl Am?
herst football aquad tOOh a decided brace
to-day. The varsity llned BP acairist
Ihfl stroiiR frflflhmen eleven and scored
at leNure ln the same. which lasted al
mos?t an hour, tbe regulars crossed lhe
Koal line eiuht times. V.ith the whole
team WOThlag together for the first time
ln three ereekl It was no hard matter to
mow down tne opposition offered by the
freshmen.
The change brooghl to lijrht the possi
Mlttlefl Of a brlght endlng to the season.
Tb>- men exp.-ct to Kive Dartmouth a
tirbr to tlie tinish next Satur-lav Dick
AI > b a former Amherst ba. k. lfl hne.
and will remain for a few weeks to as
eist in the cudching. Thla afternoon the
Dartmouth Has Three Men
on Injured List and Starts
to Develop Good
Substitutes.
uaed forward | d ,|li;<
playa ex. lualvel) and arorked well
aajainal the freahman team. Th< i ?
toui hdoi ? v-. *? equall) dlvldad be?
tween thfl four bai ka, Captaln McOay.
Rlder, Hubbard an.i Wai n n
. Wesleyan Tries New Men.
?
Mlddli loa ii, i'"... , Ocl B \ coupl.
oi n-vv men who hav. been Bhowing
up wi ii "ii the aerub were us. .1 ln the
mi 'varalt) llne-up t?? < 1 ? *> Mark*
th.n. 1 at end anrl Bargi nl -<t tackl*
Hut. 1 Inaon ha h id hi ? ?? on ">? m
for s'.m. time and II la poaaible tbal one
ai tb* ".'" r ma ? aon_ ol th?
... ? ||n< in- u ' ml) ?? Hft?en mlnutea
Bciimmagfl vv., Indul ? d In to da). two
1.'hdowna being roll d up agalnal lh?
Bcrub. \ kmg Bignal practlce waa beld
pievious lo tius. bowever, ona or two
ra w formatlona being t rt. ? 1 oul To moi
row tha team wlll probaM) gel .iown to
re.il hard work ln pr.-pai nttOfl foi Sat
urday'i game with Rutgera.
Fast Practice at N. Y. U.
\ft,.i ;i much need. 1 n | oa Mond iy,
Hlgb start. ri tha New fork 1 nlvi r Ity
ti am (ni the ii"...- Btreteh ol IU football
?eaaon yeaterday vvith a faal and anapp]
practlce, Ha axpreaaed himaelf as Im
menael) graUlled vvith Improvement
abowa b) th< leam In tbe P/UHaina game.
"Although we came oul al the z.-ro
ind of the acore,'' h<- aald, 1 hav.- nat
seen ao much "pep1 shown by th.- taam*
thus far thia season "
Aiioih* 1 change waa made In tha end
ef the Une yesterday, Burna, who joined
tha Bfljuad last week, waa robatttuted fee
Daly. He showed ap very areH tioth on
defence and otfanea He displayed oen*
Blderable apeed and got away for some
long runs on IntaroePtBd foi ward* Tie
back BaM araa inaterlally Btrengthened
by Ihe return Of BaldlB, who has heen
Burslng a tom Ugaraanl since tha Hamil?
ton l-.ll.lr-.
Huntly dld not run tha team ln Jbe
aerlmmaga yaatarday. Tbe clever littl**
BeM general eovered himseif wltb gtory
Wltb hls ptaylng oa Saturday and Hlgh
has decided to take no chaii'e with hlm
before the next contest McCollough. who
haa rr-Kuiariv played at balf* wns used
at quarter.
Brown Again in Action.
[ lly Tel.KlKph tfl I lie I'i-lliijne )
ProvUh ..'?*-. Oct. SS.?After a twthAny
la'-off th*- BrOWa fOOtball team got int-i
action a^aln tO-day and lng.c. wo.k for
thr- game with Vormont ?<11 Saturday. A
big aquad reported i-pectlng a Ughl
acrlmmasfl bul the eoachea declded tbal
all thal Waa aaaded was an easy work?
out and most Bf th*- day was spent on
algaala.
Vle Getb gave hls ankle a bfld tvvist
and was eairied off the 11,1*1. Tin Injury
was recelved on a charging drlll, Lap*
tnlri Hanr) waa in uniform for the ttrat
tim*' in over a week. btltchell, another
hoapltal man, araa also out, ar, araa An?
drews, vin, has not played all aeason.
Tho se. ond team waa taughl 1 Mliine*
sota sint't. whhh \'.-rmonJ is Buppoaed to
ns*- wlth < ffe. tivi noa* < Ine BflB foi ma.
tion waa Kiven Jhe 'vandtv, a hard
BarHmmage lfl on the card for tB-BMMTOW
afternoon.
One Killed. Many Injured,
When Stands Fall
Meeting of Johnson and Matty
Causes Overcrowding.
"BIG SIX" TASTES DEFEAT
Washington Pitcher Shuts Out
Giants and White Sox
Win with Ease.
I I| Tblegnph te The Tribune 1
Tu;.-.. "kla., Od --.?Without the
lUghtflfli warning tbe ri^ht fleld bleach
era Bl thi gOUth Maln stre.-t park. where
the N-w Vork (liaiits and th. i'hlcak'0
White Sox were pl.iyiiiK an exhibition
game this aft.rnoon, coltapafld, burllng
?even hundred penona to tin- ground be*
low IntO a mass of .pllnt-red wo.nl and
twtated iron.
(in.- man. Chefltcr Thotuas, private in
Company L Mh rnit.-d States Infantry.
was kllled. About thlrty-tive yth.-r per?
sons, all m.-ti, suslain.'d broken and fr-u
tured bones
Oeorge Thatcher, twenty-four yeara old.
,,f ?ib'st-m. is among th<- moat ierlou?ly
injured.
Tt..- coltapm of tbe Mmchen was tbe
r.-iiit of overcrowdlng. The gppearanoe
of lb.- star- of the two niajor leagU?fl had
dnwn "fanfl" fiom aii over Oklahoma.
Waiter Johnaon, Chrtaty Mathewson
and "tb-is of the two t.-ams rushed from
the n- i.i to tiie flflfltatanco "f those caught
ln the wrechagi and helped soldiers and
voiunte. rs remove the Injored.
CURTIS HIGH BEATS
Forward Passes Count in the
Scoring ? Game Is Hard
Fought to the End.
CurtM Hlgh School, of Staten island.
captured its first football victory of tbe
leaeon when it defeated the Morrta HU'h
lehool, of The Bronx ln thelr po.tponed
game oa Curtta Fleld, Hew Brlghton.
v, ?? : dav. by ? flCCffl Of U to 7.
Engelbrechl was ? thorn in tbe side of
|h? Morrta eleven, dolng nm wonderful
work on the offence, whlle his tackhhg
was hard and true. Hta generatahlp ui.*
Wa* effectivfl and h.- proved fldegt Ifl
throwlng tbi forward pom Tbe Curtis
bachi gchretter, D. Bernflteln and \.
nyed itrongly, whlle Wlmman
nnd Oeorgi Keppler wen ? pow?r on tbe
defi I, ?
Tb- MOrfng star tel with tbe thltd
p,, ..?! Bngelbrei hl kl ked oll to Huggin*
ereg, who fumbled, end gchntter fell on
.',,,. ball for Curtta on Morrto*fl ll-yaid
Une Thli mdden turn bi the fortunm
cf -.v.-: tbi'ew tbe Hr-uix bojn Into a panic,
ai .! ' . Hfl Wl not slow In flfltatng thfl
chance t-> do greal thinsts. A nerles or
flbort plungefl brought the hall up to tbe
IO-yard llne. and ? short forward pass.
rechl to Volhhart, galnfld Bvfl
Bflti ln plunged Into the
eentn for no laln, hui oa th? next play
Engalbrecht clrcled the rlflb! end for ..
to ii hdown. ii.- mlaaed the goal.
S': rtl-. ii! t- i thfl kuk- ff Curtla worked
Ibe ball down to the Hronx aohejoTa ll
yard nn-. when tbe period flfljdfld On
, plaj iu thfl anal quart?r Bngel*
brechl thnw ? forward paaa to Crabtree,
who romoed along for a touchdown.
Bngfllbrechl klched Um goal without any
trouble.
Morrta alectad t-- neeiva th. ki--k-off.
iinri Immedtatelj reeorted to fne um ol
ihe forward paaa Huggtaweg tried Bve
pai ? in lucceeaion, of whleh four wen
...... -fui. Tbe b.st af them pul tht- ball
on tb.- ibirti- IS-jrard llne, and Orabe
Hpped ofl t-ii yardi al tachle. Tb-* Mor*
i! quarterhach then dlrected bis attach
,,t thi entn trlo of the Curtta Une, and,
ntt. r three furioui chargee, Huggtaweg
carrled Ihe ball over. He also klcked the
goal
After lhe Mch-ofl Curtta rual ed the ball
frotn ber OWn ll.'.-var.l 1 in*- tO Morriss I*
yard mark. mily to |OM lt on p fumbU.
Tb. teami played the list three mlnutea
in .-.un darhneaa, and tbe defence tachled
every moving player to be an the mffl
Slde.
Tb> line-up follows:
i. r.
I. T.
. ?,,ni- , l.;.
\ ntkl mil..
? i .
i' .?ii. ti ri.L <:.
I'altnei . -
,'. i. tar.ilne . i> Q
ll Ke p ? r .II T
llranllnihani. R E
MorrlK 'Ti
v..... imi i
. Hh< m In
...s.hiv. efller
i:nis
.. .Hokolower
. .Dut.ton.
Ktrielhreeht.
'.' I.M.mlv
. .-I, ? io r .I. II. U.st?ti.
D i:-,iim. ln .... I'. II n.grwtfl
, Keppler.F. H.Heflfleawlfl
Kubatltutlom: i'urti? Crabtm f.-r BraatlBI
ham. Qrenata foi Voikh_i-.ii. Volkhardi r,,r
m-.i,i. Urabe foi Wetahelmer,
\\ . irih.-liin-i for -Ir.il.e. Stiiner for .-'? lov i ? dh r.
i:i,.n iii.o, n.i Krwli Touchdowna Bngle
Orabiree, lluieenwln. Ooata from
lourhdownii Knnelbreoht, Huaienarffl Referee
K.ll.lwr. I'.o Ih.in: I'mplre Kltzpatrl. k
ii, ,.i um-.- i,..iii Drablnsar, iri?a, Americai
A i'. Tlme 1',,'jr flUarteM ?f II liili,ut,:.
PASKERT RUNS DOWN BOY
Phillies' Outflelder in Accident
with His Automobile.
Cleveland, Oet BL?Oeorge n. ("Dodfl")
Paahert, OUtfleldw -.f the Phlladelphia
club. of the National liflflgtlfl. ran down
and fatally Injured John l-'erris, twelv.
yean old, to-day, whlta drlvlng his auto
inolule through ii crow.led street Ifl fronl
of thfl department store where the boy
was . iiiploye.i.
The boys skull was fractured and dOO>
ton sav he ciitmot live. TrafMc police re
flOrted that I'askert was not to blame foi
ln a-- id.-nl, but later he was ak. n ti
poii.e beadquartan and held on n ehargi
of violatinK the speed oidlnance.
WESLEYAN BASKETBALL DATES
Mlddletown. Conn. Oet. Sl The mhed*
lile of the Wesleyan I'nlversity basket
ba'l team as- announced to-nlRht con
taina twelvv Kanies, six of Whleh will b?
played at home. The list follows:
January 7 New Hampshire, at home
lt, Tall al MeW Haven; I". ColKate at
home; ill, I'nlversity of l'ennsylvania at
Phlladelphia; February ". Toung Mfln'i
Christian Association 'College, at home
!>. Darlmourh. at bome; 14. Wllllama, a!
\\ Illiamstown. Mass.; in. I'nion, at home
27. Union, it Scheneetady; tl, Colgatl
at llamlton, to, Y.; March 4 Wllliams, al
home; 7, Dartmouth, at Hanover, N. H.
t>
The game, whlcb was delayed for about
thirty minutes, developed into a rather
aaay victory for the wiuj*- s*.x by a score
of ii to o. Walter Johnaon, wh<> went the
full route for the Am.riran I.eague nlne.
was almost invliiciblc atnl not a t tin was
?Cort '1 00 his .h'livery.
Th'- Sox touehed Math.-wson f"r six hits
and two runs during the four intiinw* he
was ln th.' box and battod Wiit-. whu
rrilcvtd him. fteely.
Th.- weather wa.s ?old and lt started
?nOWlOg just aft.r the game WBI OVt-r.
(lf tlM elght hits mar!.' off Johnson onlv
tWO l'cll to the lot of the regular IfBW
Vork players, Thorpfl and M-yers each
havlng ->ne apie.-e. Magee, of st. Loula
made three and Mike DOOlBB tWO. Walter
?nVB ona pass and fanned einht men.
Matty WBfl found for slx hits and two
runa la flour lnnlngs, Wiltee, who flnlahed
the puna, allowlng teo aafetlea Weaver
made Hv.- hlta Ib flve times at bat
Th BCOTfl follows.
WIIITK gOX. OIAJCTB.
ah r h pfl I e alirlipoae
araaver ss 7.1 S S Sl *no<lgTg**, cf *00 100
Bath, lb... '.1 1 - -'" Hagee, lf. 303 118
-? 1 ak.-r cf i " 2 - 0 0 Lobcrt, lb. 10 1 -30
i'r fr.nl.'rf. 4 2 3 0 0 <i I-oyle.'.'ti.3 0 0 1^0
Daley. lb.. 4 0 ! S 00 Merkle. lb.... 4 00 _s o o
Bch'fer. 2b Ifl 1 0 11 Doolara. aa.... 8flJ lll
Mattlek, lf Ifl 1 - ""'1 rv_*pa. rf.... 3 0 1 110
Kehalk, ..ioo. S0 Meyera, c. J81 300
lohnson. p 40 1 -' -0 Wlnao. c. ioo ioo
Mathewacm,p 8 88 000
Wlltse. p. 100 0 10
Totelfl MfliinMi Tetalfl.t?o o h .4 3 j
a-hit* ani .0 0 0 I 4 0 0 0 x-6
.?Unts . .8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Stol.-n hBfll TTlBTtr IWO-beaO hit-?Weaver
ui Speaker, Crawford (?, Daley <:>. l.ob*rt.
Doubta play-*?Whlte Boa, 3: .ilant*. I Hits?
. off Mathewson, ?> in 4 lnnlngs. Flnt bas* on
' i.iii--. ht johnaoB, l Btruck oot?-By Mathew?
aon l; by Wlltee, 1; try 'ohaaoa, S. I'tnplre*??
Klein and Sherlrian.
ERASMUS PLAYS III
IN GRIDIRON BAM
Overpowers Commercial Eleven
with a Stronger and Far
Sounder Game.
Plavlng the stronser, sounder pame, the
football eleven of Krasmus Hall defeated
Commerclal Hlgh Schooi by a score of 12
to 0 in a well fought uame at Commerclal
Plaid yesterday afternoon. The Buff. and
BlUB team beld the npper hand from start
to finish, but met with opposltioti of the
na Bt spirited aort Korced upon the de
fensive for the greater part, the Commer?
clal players buried themselves Into the
riKht with deaperate fury. but, bbvb for a
brllliant rally In the Ctoslag moments of
the ghsna, war* never ap to the tusk ln
hand
{tew football waa aaea ln all its uncer
? taln brllUancy. The attack of the Oont
?merclal eleven was built around the open
play. and they unoovered a bewllderl?g
aaaoftmenl rrf lonnatlona, whlcb ended in
long and ahort atraight gal erlga croag
forward passes. with Williams, the nevjro
halfbaek. throwins the ball. In the fourtb
Ipoeiod lommerilal worked tho ball down
' t'> almost the goal Hne by the open play.
I ns-iitK thrsa forward paaaaa for g Katn of
88 yarda Al the last dltch, however,
| Krasmus Ball held and Conimercial failcd
| to aal the baii ever the Une.
Krasmus Hall flCOred it- s. ? ond touch?
down. whlCb came tn the third period. by
meana of the pass over the line of scrim
mage. Halatead wblpped tho ball to
laulick, who Bped acroaa tha Hne after
elevi rty i ludlng the Commardal aaogeafafy
defence la the aecond period Halatead
craahed through for a toughdown, after
iu- team bad worked the ball to within
Btrlklng dlatanca by a wall planned, pow
erful attack.
"Tuh" Anderaon, the big tackle*. played
v.-ii for coinmeiciai. and ha.l it not baaa
foi hla work the margln ot vi tdry for
Braamua might hav- been greater. He
uaed his greal Btrength to ^"?xi gdfg_
tage, and kepl Vlvlano "t. tha irtddle
Horn start to tiiilsh. The latter. hOWOVBT,
proved ins worth on the defenalve ln no
uncertaln m_aner, and guarded his end of
the Une Ib aterltng fashion Ttaaa and
agaln he tore ln, and not alone broke up
tbe Interference unalded, but itot the run*
ii. r as Well.
The liin-up follows:
ii ii ii' 1131. Poaitk- Ooramerclal i0).
Oullck. I-. end .
.... I..tt tackle .Anderaon
*??!,..i.eft bu?rd .Rabinowlti
j.*. kaon. Centre . Pa* ? m
_ Kiis-ht Buard .Haroburaer
U. Halsiead. Rlflbi tackle .!>..*, nr*.
v. Iv: ui... Kiuiii end . Ilti:*r
Olaon .Quarterhai k ... - ? ,l'" k< r
Tiittl.-. Lefl halfbaek . ...Wllltams
Marahall. Rlghl halfbaek . . Oordoa
? Halatead , J/ullbac*. .Uayaei
rou. h i.ovii- .' Halatead, (Jall. k ti
Hoi i-a Braamua Hall, Troj for Oullck,
Medle) for Catatellano, Caatellano foi Mare all
Kor ConunerclaJ, Kchnelder f..r Bouvllle, Bef>
eiee |._ Uflfllc, t'.e.K'll. I'niflie ColteTB,
Broa n i.in. -iii.m How lev, i '..i i. II,
e
GAME FOR NEWARK ACADEMY.
ln the annual football game between
Kewark Academy and Rutgera "l'rep"
yeaterday afternoon, at Newark, the
academy boya won bv ? Bcore of II to 0.
Line ptunging of the idcloua sor-i netted
Newark IhTBB touchdt.v ns, rValtttOW,
Ponda i ad Berg crarrylng the ball acroaa
thr- llna
ITemiiiK, tl.e visitinst; fullback. was a
tower of ?trflrhgth for tha New Bmaaarlc?
el* V'tl.
Defeats Boys' High Eleven, but
Loses Much Power Before
Game Ends.
STARTS OFF WITH RUSH
Brooklyn Team Rallies After
Touchdown Is Scored and
Line Fights Off Attack
of Opposition.
De Wltt Cllnton High School defeated
the plucky eleven of Boys' High Sdiool ln
a bltterly fought gamfl at Manhattan
Fleld yeaterday afternoon. The icon wu
6 to 0. and after the game the ''llnton.
coaches found little cause for jubilatlon.
The absence of HflinflOhfl from ijuarter*
back undoubtedly had its effect upon the
scring power of the Clinton machine,
but Power ran the team skilfully, and had
tbe other men played up to standard the
margin of victory might well have been
greater.
Clinton started the game in cyclonlc
fashion and thnatfl?fld to snow tha
Hrooklyn team under. RflOfltvtag the ball
on the klck-off, the big red team drove
down the fleld In an inspiring march. Mc
Kenzie. Snow and the tmpetuous "Cow*
boy" Huaton found open avenuei for iub*
atantlal galns, and they pieked their open
lngs wlth rare skill. Chalkllne after
chalkllne was wiped out in the processlon
to the goal line, wlth straight football the
order of the day. Snow finally ihot
through a yawnlng opening ln the llna
and planted the ball over the llne for a
touchdown. The try at goal was missed.'
The touchdown had a marked effect"
upon the Boys' Hlgh team, wlth especlal
reference to the llne. What a few mo*
montt before had been a yb-ldlng, crunj
bllrig barrler was transformed Into a stone
wall. and for ev. ry' inch that ciloton
gatned they had to tight wlth rnlght and
main. As the game wore along the de*
fence of the Brooklyn team grew stronger.
Twke ln the third period, forced under
tbe shadow of thelr own goal posts, the/
fought like Si artans and took lhe ball oa
downs Once Cllnton needed enly two
yards for a touchdown; on the other flfl*
eagloa BaHflieon broke up a forward pan
with only three yards needed for a flr.t
down, and the goal Une flve yards dli*
tant. Later, within a mlnute of the end
of the game, Wollweber int.-rc.pted a for?
ward pflflfl upon his own ihrofl yafd lme,
and Agflln tbl Brooklyn goal BTfll mVfld.
t Whlta Bojrfl* Hlgh grew strong.-r as the
game |UUflfl?fld. thfl CttatflO team IflflOMi
to lose its drlvlng pow.r. Thfl baekfl
started slowly gnd ambled up to tho line,
where once they dove and drove Wlth
great force. Tha iin. men played htgh,
flnd thfl Brooklyn forwards, alth.ugl.
lighter ou the average. were able to drlve
low and stop play.. befori thej got .vd
under way.
Uilmore. the Cllnton captain. was a b.ost
la hlmaflU at tackle. Ha pUfld bp mu . ?
play almed at his side od the Une, itoppiag
?ad mm "_ w.ll as tackle plungea oa
thi ol"? tn< >?. t'-o. he ihowed to advaQtagg
aud was generally good for a c.upk of
yards oa the tackle around plfljrg
Christgau was also fltrong <m t.
sive.
Boya1 High had a powerful, plucky
flghtcr in Woiiw.-ii.ar, tbe Mg ball ? .-_
but hlfl work. beroic as lt vv :-. ild not
flwlng Um thta ln th* face af fuuitv, nl*
most .-tupid. play on th. part ol his maus.
The Boys' guarterhach waa ancflrtain nnd
flhOWed httle Judgment in plchtag i
Hl had little contld. nce la his pui;-.-.*..
and twidfl elected to send the backs into
thfl Clinton line on tbe t'ourth down with
gvi and six yardfl to gain. Letfl in the
fourth guarter. with the ball on hii ewe
thrce-yard line, he , alled the forward ; aii
over Um bn. of icrlmmage twtm ln suc
cmflflon. N"t ai.-iie was Um play br t
up Wttboul anv trouble. but on thfl M" nd
pam ? i Mnton man caught Um ball, but
fumbh d lt, wlth a cl.ar Bflld bflCoffl hlfl-,
On sti algbt football Boys' Hlgh BflVflT
had fl Chnnm to score. In the third
p.-riod. howavar, CHntoa fumbled, and
Balleraon, aith an opfla tleld before him,
htehfld the ball la trying to pteh it up ia
.i flflOOnd three Cllnton men were OB him
gnd lie bad to fall around the ball to save
lt So vanlshe.l the only OgportU f
Bojra* had to tie thfl score, lf not win.
Thfl Ital -up follows:
i..\v chataatgt, Poatttaa. i.ov.' Hlgti ifl).
pitti atri. k. I . K .Pi ?*
rhrl.tcau._.. T.
On?no*.I. O. ...."?? >a
n n.C . ?
K. M,?,ie.R. .;.1 ?
.K. T. I IB
? v ',.- .R. K. ?
Power.Q. B .. - N( ?.m*B
M. Kensle.L, H. H. i
Ibiston.H 'I ? .We\
j*now. K p,.,...B.-n I
Teachdew flaea I ?? ?
. -ica: i mplre M- Klroj-, -
i>r Kewton, ?' C. N t Bul un*!
-,., o. rlman. Paekawlti for H?n 1, ,1 -
Ke? man, Bar* I *?_> foi R
p.r Hernsteln. ItaflgHty fOT WMtOfl
r.ovi..'
?-?
TOMMY BURNS ESCAPES TRIAL.
Calgary, ahaerta, Oet M -Tomn ? Burnl
wiii not hava t<> face trial in connertloe
with thfl d.ath ,?f Ltttber McC?rty, vvhlch
oeeurred la the ptMe ring her- iaii Ma>'
in :i ,-ontist witb Arthur Pelhey, "Mch
was promOtfld bv Burns.
Thls wiis announoad to-day by crown
Proaecotor Bhort.
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