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College and School Football
fofo Grounds Groomed i
for Football Invasion
4>
Gridiron Laid Out and Everything
Ready for Army-Navy Game
on Saturday.
SCORING PUNCH BY HARVARD
Exact Figures Furnished for the
Three Marches Down Field
Which Opened the Way.
"?Vhci th? '? Utmi Na\ | clrvr-n-* 111
. this city Mi Saturday to tuyhi tail
thfir yearli I ittle and rtng down th?
fgall ?W Bnd the Polo
Gronti'is s? orn of any ?ambiance to e
d and COOVOTted Into an
uiii i..' at the
ho,,., thei m centre held. The
(](lii : 'i iinond has h.'en godded
lone ??:?? ugh to make "the turf firm, while
_ loe bees bullt around the
?tayiag ' ' ? ?tanda and tern
por,. provided, and
tV, : | e for the comfort and
veni'ti' >? of the playera and onloek?
ever-1 ' '.r IBOtra s?-ats. i
for which, unfortunately, there is no
room.
Tu* K?me are being guarded
un_fr 1 key in saf.ty dopooll
box? s. :?? hind ? on:' and tune
?
The folio Ii | i':? '?" one Of six ..h li?
the .- -; ,: Uni
editor i I T ? Ti
??w ...... . n " which bear
out a eta tern? nt in The Tribune that three j
?sti: '.'??? n the A? Id by Har?
vard, with k OB Saturday.
led ?] Iha finality of ?
?ere I drop kick?"
fui niahed.
Early in the third period Harvard, tak?
ing the !"?? on a punt on her own Kt-yard
line, ruehed it f?orty-two yarda In ?-?? \--n
[?lay?, and Brlckley kicked a goal from
the M-yard line.
On the i.? \t kick-off p) Tale .Mahan
ran b, yarda to tue I'timson 30
yard reupon Harvard, la six
ruihe.? forty-nine yarda, and
Brick!? y ?fata kicked ? goal from the .16
yard ti.arii
In tiif fourth period Harvard t"?>k the
ball abo'.? the centre of the field and caur
rled it thirty-one yarda la eight ruahlng
plays foi Brlckley t" kick a f-'oa: from the
S-yard line.
A? a matt'-r of fact, Harvard had one
other abort march doam the field in the
first [,?r;od when, with the ball on Yal.'s
35-yard Una, as the rearull of a Ift-yard
penalty, the Crimaon advanced it twenty
yard? la - Brlckley to da
?
lorel) n can be releed as to
the continuity and finality of Harvard's
eSbg ?drop kick is ?rilte as much
a part of football M an ? nd run or a
plur.g?.- off guard i
?Sointi np to Cambridge on Frida-, aven*]
in-*., a aumbei of college graduateo ?
a_e_e*e__ni ? ? th? n ???. proachlng! struggle
la the atadl un, ?nd " Vale man i
"Shov. larvaid hark who has
eyer be?rp. able t?> ?ain any ?round con?
?latently through a Yah- line except Wen
deli." Dibble? a tad. "Non
???-?rii-.--' :.. ? ; led; thank CUttS and
Blaf*'). :i foi -' ""I W?t*ri '
Ooiiiiii.' ?back from Cambridge, it would
.eve bet I < hat ley BrickleV
? Mahan t<> the list
Pen\ i >. Haugbton, h? of the
Hanrai . who earne I baral f
paltry <? for ai?out t? n weeks of
*ork. u aaytag;
"To m .skill of th?* ?Harvard
team waa but a datall wliea <r*om|i?ared
'- ?
?v end nice eentlment,
'??t itn, ?. i too'a i era detail4! Perlah
the the ..
:'ari i :. rale playar <?f
keen ?todent of football, says
[ara
.' ' urvard team a great team "
and later add?: 'The ?ame of the Tale
team, roneidered In general, would have
been entirely adequate had It not been
for th? preaence of entire certainty In
the Harvai-d hackfleM la the perooa of
Brick;.
Host every Vale man t-eenis to think
it wit. ? aaa of--To<> muck Brlckley.
Some l ennaylvanla mea ?re not so sure
M oth? rs that Cornell WHI hiov.de the?
uaual aauce for the Thank'-Kivin'* Hay
?Unrat.
8eveiai Harvard coachea will ?give Char
ky ?Daly e hand in th.- final poUahlng of
Iha Army eleven. Tale nan win do the
??ame at Annapolis.
ONLY FOUR CLUBS IN RUN
Junior National 'Cross-Country
Race Limited in Numbers.
'"?'> foui duba have entered teama for
the junior national 'noaa imimliy ghain
ptaaaddp rw t,, n?. held ovar th?- i??x-i?i?i*-.
eo'irae at "/an ''ortlatalt 1'atk next Sat?
urday afternoon, ahile aevea man have
? am? : t,,- the Individual title.
liedlund, of the Boaton Athlete
Amoc'ation Willie Kyronen, th?* si.ly
?Tnn; loi,' i.;.-. ,,{ the Irl?h-American
Athletic Club, and Hairy Hellawell, <?f
the New v?,rk Athletic Club, are among
those , nt. '. . for the Individua] champion*
ft'in. Kyronen baa tin eome credit
-.?'????s hereabout?, m addition to finishing
tjiiid to Wiii,. Kolehmainen and Harry
Smith m tt. ten-mile national champion
?tp r'in M Hat he will go to the poet u
?troni* : Bidney I.'"lie. the junior
?feti??IK.im,), title ?holder, als?, will start.
The New York Athletic ?"luh la repre?
sented b) i etrong team an.l ehould have
little trouble in capturing rti*- poll I
0"_.
N?.. York Athletle riuh-.M. H Ig
' Horion, i i O'Connor, J Flaherty,
H Honahan j R. O'Neill, <?. Gibbon?
and F. '
Irbh-Amerh an Athletic Cliil? A. .1
f**?i>l. W. Rosette, K. y.nria,. .1 J I'.evn
*nnt, \v Qalvln, T. Hayes, W. Jackaon
und T :
'>j*i- : Bidney !.???
?e. Henry Kramer, J. Plant, <*. MoHler,
? If? i. W I..-1I., K Martin and T.
< arroli
Mohawk Athletic Out??Arthur R??th. H.
'"'-tie M Maateraon, H Nye, K. Wilson.
a ?lavage, T 0"Toole and F i.ux.
, m
Columbia to Face Princeton.
r*>iutPh:a win face th? I'me "ton -davon
?n it? first mt"**-**oB<ay*lata eoeeae football
Kane of th?. ,,.;(r ?n South Ki? LI thla a.f
'"?ri]?K,i,. T;,,. ,,,,.,. ar)(| vVhite eleven ha?
ia"?l to win a _ame In the Kiehl Cl.ih
'-??Rue sen.?,. |,,,?* Kmnk 1'avl*,, the new
_*?'li, think? M at the ?'XjkiI.ii??' gained
n?* he?n Invaluable and that the t. am
?in do -??n i,, i?? collegiate rontoata.
?/?i ,Hf"' ?" ' "' * rnember ??t the Inter
?,',,,w AKaotlation Football I>eague,
l.av, ""? "K,l|t "f to-day's ?.am. wltl
rti',' "!'. '" -M " "" ,h" coll?ge champion
'i whlrh i? decided In the regular aerie?
?"?-oil aprtrig
A\ BUY. OF PENNSYLVANIA
Who Been?** to I.. ? .1 ;t place In the
backfield
MINDS DONS TOGS,
TO PENN/S DELIGHT
Likely to Start Against Cornell on
Thursday?Avery Sure of
Place on Team.
Philadelphia, Non M. There waa joy
In th?- University <>f Pennaylvanla foot?
bell mp to-daj ?rheti it mat learned
thai Cheeter Miada, th? ? ? ? ? fullback,
probabl) ?rill be able to play in tbe game
?gainai i irnell b?Ve on Thenkeglvlng
Day.
Iflnde, who hea been en the aide line?
for two week? with mi Injured ahoutder,
donned a autl to-daj end took part tn
the i ? team at the White
marsh Country '"lwi.. Hit *? ? i ? ? * ? ? ? i ? - r is
still weak, but It ta bi evi hi t 111 be la
condition to atari in the Baal conte??, on
thf- Pi nnaj Ivanla achedule.
Signal ?inn featured the erorh to-day.
Merrill wai at quarterback again, whll?
Marshall m..i Captain Young wer?
as balfbacka
Avery pieaeed the coa?hei with bla
punting, eom? of his kicka being k"??i lor
alxty-flv? yarta, whik they aeMom Cell
ahoi t of fifty.
it s? ?-iiiH aettled that Avery will play
in th?- backfield again?! Cornell, if Mlnde
?tart? Um Kam- Um formel will *sr?t th?
cal] orvet Bolgi r.
TO PLEAD FOR WILLARD
Jones Going Before State Box?
ing Commission To-morrow
Ton Tone?, manager "f Jea Wlllard.
?ni arrive la Burial?? thla morning to a?i
ji:st aiattera with Charlea Murraj of thai
city, relative to the raielag "i Wlllard*?
indefinit?* auapenelon bj t:.<- Stat?- Ath?
letic i ummh
Wlllard failed to bo** One Round Davla
at Murray'? Club last January. Mtei
Jonea baa reached an agreement with
M irray h? will appear before th? com?
mieeion here to-morrow end ask t"r Wll
lard'a reinstatement Theee thing! er?
neeeeeary before Wlllard can aign ertlclea
t?, boa ten rounda with Carl Monii In
Madleon Bquar? Garden one week from
to-night, December, - Wlllard already
has accepted th?. terma offered, but the
commission will have to a? t llr-t
ARMY BOXES FOR BIG GAME
Assignments Made, with One
Reserved for President.
Ninety bOZCe M UM Army i-ide ?)f tho
fleliJ for the fuolh.'lll gaiM With the N':u V
at the Polo ground? on flat'irdny, have
been dletrlbuted.
Boa ****? In th? uppei th-r ?.f the grand?
atand, has been reoortd r?ji President
Wilson. while ViCe>Prcaldenl .Marshall
will be In Boa II
Thf full ?alignment? foll?n
LOWBR GRAND
HTAND
i Colonel i", u sin
<l?*n
A l'olonol u
I'PPER ORAND
RTANO
: Il H i.
]?Central Andrewa
??. ,i, ornor ??l>nn.
I?<?;< n> ral ??"'
: John D. Ar -bold
v General "Ueshlre.
Hon .1 li.i?
-. t Moore
11 Ma I'.i Ol ?
\\ v. ? ? ?
It?-, i retnr \ \\ III '?ri
U -?? m " "? Redfleld
i loi -
Klo
V
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S Colonel Q
beaer
T Colonel
l? v.ir?.
t?O? rni.il
Johnatoe
'" Captain E. H <_*
aatt
John
16 Secretary Burleaon M H. rt Oortne
i?". Secretar? McAdoo.llfi General i: Wearer
17 .-"?.tar) Bryan II General < ;t* s?.n.
U Vi?? Prealdenl ?-Qeneral John K
?hall BTook?.
19?General Leonard 0?Senator Kenyon
Woo. I
Prmldenl
.-.. Colonel i i"
Townaley, * iperln
MIMtar)
.v > leau
tai . of War
2'. Majn General
Thoma? il Barry.
3i A*_l?tani ft n laty
it Wnr
itoi \ ardaman
U T. J. Lynch.
.?. ? '??in. Him Agnen
.: Brnatoi Brad)
2??General liuwni
t* n .i QreenhBl
: atoi Nathan
'"on*
?:- Uentenanl General
J. <" HutPH
neral i:. Van C
It?Bei
nolda
retary I .??ne
Ml I'.. \- I.<!?'??
I ."i., i leneral Mumm AI?
h II
tl .?-. ..ii.ir. Houston M?Senater T Catraa.
?man Hay.It? Senator OUI? Jaava
?.?? General \ L U Senat? W. P.
Milla looksm
i. Kenator Ellhu Root. M> Senat? C
13 Senat? I ? m ? ? 1 eoaaai
11 Ool man I *'? ntit..r \
44?Th. 1 lor.. Hun?.? Iliyan.
Tor t. r. I t.". ' ;. n? .?i Berte?
? nator Heno il aenatoi H A
i'abot I/o?lK?
(B?Th? U"n II L 1
gtlmeoa,
M Speakei ? Champ
ilnrk
.?: !.. I .? H
fi Mm 01 KIlM
M H A C Stnltli
K Mrs F J Mm?
perd
*.4 Edwin Gould
:,t < ;? n? rai 1 oi aey
H Mr? Daniel i*
ri.mii
n
Du
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C. P
W .1
Pent
Senator
M ven
Il Senatoi
Thomai
tatoi
i'? st-iiHtor Rrandeee?
?at? i r H<>!>
laaoa
Il Senat? j k.
Shield
nu toi E. IV
.Mi.lth
?v .William !>>k?m?n M Senator J E. Hann
(J William li.njamlni dell
<;. ni rai
?a? r? leadtei
Mau?
M-lii .
M? Intyre
*?-MrlKn?lt?T
KlnRinan
M Mm .i T Bruah.
?7 ??pni-rnl Creator,
. . Geni '?I Sharjx
71? Kie-1-il'k All.n
; ? Senator Iiunrun W
riet her
71 Senator J. P.j
Clarke.
u
t?Senator
Jooaa
Gem mi SI sv-riHtia iiu|.f, il
Il M. Priedman.
General *.s s?nat? Warree.
I f>9- '!< n^rul NYUon A
Mlle?
x
s Boxing
ARMY AND NAVY
TEAMS DO LIGHT
WORK FOR GAME
? .
Benedict. Huston and Hodgson
Out at West Point and Likely
to Start on Saturday.
ONE CHANGE AT ANNAPOLIS
Failing Supplants Leonard in the
Backfield. Partly Because of
His Greater Weight
m a
. Bj Telegraph m ti . i. ;> . ,
Weal Point, N. v. \,,v .1 Despite
their eagerness t.. ge% tmeh ?<< hard work
to-day in preparation for th.. Navy game
"n Saturday, Um Army football men men
toM t?? tali?, thing? easily with th?. )>r??m
lee that to-morron the) would be ?enl
Into action agalnal the acrub, th? latter
arintii t?> th- teeth with .\av formation .
for a hard s? r Imma g<
That there mlghl he 1 . ua.-. .,1 ?tale
nee? end y> -.-.1 th? men ramlliai with
the nom code of signals, th. n gulai - ran
through a fast formation drill, this after
ti???>n ,\ cog ?lipped here and there end
11 wei some Urn? before Charle) Dal)
bad things going smoothly.
What pleaeed th.- coaches end
team'? supportera moe1 was th< presence
of Benedict, Huston and Hodgson, whose
conUnued ebeenct baa been a sourci ??i
much win n
HiiHt.iti and Ben< dl< t woiked m th?
signal iinii. end Ho-if-*-,,,, 1 ,,,1 1 saeclel
ptenUng practlc? ah three era likely t"
start agelnel th. Navy on Baturday.
Meacham is atlll uncertain, bul if the
squad u kepi Intact th.- balance <?( th?
?reek, thing? ?rill look hriuht.-i for th?
Army
Th?- becond stnmc men will come in for
a lot of attention this wet ilj tr?
ansloua t<? have a reliable but ? h of sub
bU1 t< - for th.- Mat y battle
Navy Playera on Edge.
[Hy T? ?S-npl
Aaaapolls, m?i . Nov. 21 When th?
short hour .?r practice at the Naval
Academ) this sfternoon ua-- over only
three day? of work for the
hi New York oil Boturdaj were left It
is not certain that there ?1 be ..:.'. fur?
ther scrlmmae? agalnal thi
coachea consider thai thi
just about t>n sdgi and feai thai more
work is likely to do harm
good
ti ? practice tins afternoon In addition
to th?- -.?-rial ?h ill. 1 onsl -t.-.t .f kfc ?
paeelng ??ml handling the be whlk 1
derably lower temp?rai ire ?li?l much
to Increase th?. dash 1
a new sel of ?i^nais wa ....
lirst Um? Uns aft?-! noon. 11 ? he ?
iiiis* ordered a complete change Hermen
< lloott, t).I V.i . g lard, irai
thi- afternoon, end will remain during
th?- week for th.- purpoa? ome
linlahlni to u... t.. t:.. v.\ -. Um men.
He tenant n C H?stln, a f? dm i
-ta;, .??-o waa oi? Un?
it is now certain thai 1
th?- Al my ?.?no.- at : IgM halft? Il Wt
than Leonard, and Nlchol - ? III ;
team from quarterback The ? eetlon "f
Pal ihg over '-? onard; the lettei -
nearly f"M-. pound? light?
the Navy c\|i' ?
tack f 1 om t ? ?1 rt
Th.- ha. kfleld ?rill h. 1 imp --t' 'I '??? M< -
Reavi ?? at left 1.? fbati :. .?:??: Hani ion nt
fullbai 1
?-?
TWO WATER POLO GAMES
Columbia Seniors and Sopho?
mores Win in Lively Games.
? 'olumbla'i ? at' 1 1 ole enthu last? bad
n mid day yeeterda* sfternoon, when ???
double header was pleyed m the gymna
alum pool, th?- senior? defeating the
luntora m e haul played game I
of 7 to .. ami the freehim n bon
th?' sophomore? bj a scon- of t t?> a.
Ail four team? played fast aggreaelve
polo ami their dofenetva work "a- strqng,
1 mad? promlni ni 1 see.nly one
touch goal ?a- ?cored m UM two (-am? s
Jack Pulleyn 'ii<?' ell the ?? orlng foi t1 ??
UM team, retting ? touch goal In the 1 I
period end a thrown goal In the last
Rogen ?cored twice on thrown goela 'or
th<- juniors
in th?- sophomore-freshman battle ? ?
youngster! put up a hard light ami k- pi
the m toad year men awaj ir.-m th. ir
goal, bul were unable to preven! Wenaley
from s?-i?rini{ twice (in l?>in; shorn from
the ?ntddl? of th? tank.
?
CURTIS GUNNERS TRIUMPH
Win Sub-Target Title by Beat?
ing Eastern District.
The Curt?a High School - ub-targel t< 1
captueed ? 1 < * champlonahlp of the nrai
dlvlelon of the Public Bchool Athlet*?
League tournament in defeating the blast?
er n District ili^h Bchool of Brooklyn, In
itn final match on the Btaten Island
Schools' ran??- ) ?st. 1 ?la ? The moi. taga,
:?:.?: to I'll?.
'"urtis won ?iii of ,? siy tourney
matches, Including two othei practice
contente Por the six championship en
gagamente, Curt?a shot an average score
per game of ttt
Bastera Wetrtcl fell sllghtlj behind It?
rivals in team shooting, Carroll, of
Curtis, making the onl) M, whll? Pila?
tansky hurt Eastern's chance? when he
fell down t?> a U.
? 'iritis is confldenl of ikfentfn*** its op?
ponent? in Um three match shoot eerie?
'?u tin- championship with th.- aimer of
the second division, which bai yet to be
decided
Th. - ores foil ?w:
iTHTI.s IKASTORN Dianticr
K stckl. J? Haines .
Quinian ..M Herri? .
Smith . tS Behwarti . %j
? i'arroii ?. :!1 Radnach .
IniH.'ll . U I'.i.i/./'. . n
Rnedekei . ?" Pllatanek) .
Volkhai'lt . 3" ''"?" :i .."?
it giekl . ?JJ F**teSi .
Total *? ?fOtel . g
? e
Holiday for Brooklyn Fans.
The baseball fen*1 "' Brooklyn have <-.?,.
tracted tks hoUdaj malady from Charte?
il. KbbetS. < hlef ?iWli?-: Ol th?- Bg|ll|Its?
TIiuh atni?-t.'<i the] eel aaMe December I
yesterday >?* MRoWiisoB-Dihlsn-Dati_sri
Day " when a dinner will I,, given to the
trtS at ^'?"'>,1 Winter's CoSJStUBSrs' l'ark
It, staurant, Hrooklvn
The chief niothe of the dinner is to of?
ficially weicnni?" RoMnsoa ta Brooklyn
an?1. at the tSOtO* tirn?-. hi.I gsodbf to Dah?
|?0, ami 'il>"o F*Y trihiit?- l? .lak?- I >?i ;
belt, the -??pillar nsptstn of the t-am
?* Soccer &
What Brickley
Has Done for
Harvard Teams
?hurl.? I.lui.r.l Itrieklev. ?.f K\-*r?*tt.
"?la?.?,., nn,| llnr.nr?!, 1, .? ?.?ore?! '.4.1
l???lntH f?r Ihr ( rimoon In llirr-? jmr??
"He on Id? fr.'stimuli eleven and I wo on
Hi?* ?ursltj.
The?.-, point- are divided _S folio??:
T\?eiit?,-four l<iii?hil<>\?. n?, for Ml |>?>lnt?;
?l.e ?jiuiJ? from Ion, lidou n?. for .T. |.oint?,
?mil tlilrf..-I'?.iir gsale from the t1-*l?l. for
IN point ?.
in t?., puewt n? ii 'iHr?it> playee he
hu? 1,1? keil t?. ni>-four _..nl? from the
Held In thirteen out of ..|_l,t.-.-:i ?imr?.
ami uouiiii up ??th bl? iiittii water mark
<?f the i,_nln?t ?t,??|,. |??t ?.?itiirtl.i.i.
The ?iiiii?i?.? n, fuii. u? eeeapHed i>>
Mel ttelili for "?The ll?>i???n ?.lol.e.'- fol?
io? :
?Hill, mi :. ifta, III. I*t?.
Tourli,!,,,, ,,? ,, |0 K .. | ,.,H
?,oil? frnin t.Ii
dowaa .-, n n .-, -,
????ni? from llilil in i.i n || m ;
Mai stoeee II .'-t hi 93 943
*i.hienas roasted five point? in inn.
The geola from t|,d?l. ? I.,.,, In_ numl.<-r
leered ?ad egrahesl wbteft tassas, IMIewi
?!.l I ? I Hl-.il MAN TEAM.
Teem flea!?
*?"'?"" . :t
I ornell I'll.". I
Trill, clou Iflf. I
\\ "i. eater trademj ?
lilt?1 IBS! I | TKAM.
?rifllaa-M
Anilier-i
Brea a .
Prim ? Ion
llartmouth ...
*i ill,
Milt?\ \ioii \ TRAM
Bate.
M ilh.im.
Tenu *?lnlc
? ..rii.ll
. I
. I
1'riiireton I
Itr.o?, n I
1. Hi.'
ratal i,.r I he ihr.
CORNELL TEAM OFF
TO FOOTBALL FRONT
Start for Atlantic City to Rest for
Perm. Game, with Cheers
Ringing in Cars.
?
Ithaca, \ v No
ball squad, tw<
-, ?mid f
? tie ?'it\...
rtered I . ? .
?
Th? thui
i big
1'iini*
Dr. AI fl
? ilmiatliaillr
I VI o ,, f I 1. ? ? ? ?
id) ? hen t
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to-Ill. I ? I ,
' .
equlpi
Penn?) Ivania look even, al
< iv. i 1,300 und? : gradu?t) i ? l rted
t,, mal ? ? ? In the n< \t two ?i.?>?
'? Philadelphia, ?nd graduates faom ell
? i be on hand ?
n the t? am i uns high.
AL COPELAND TO
TRAIN AUSTRIANS
New York Man to Build Up a
Team for Olympic Games
Was Noted Athlete.
Vienna, Nov. Ii The Austrian Olympic
games ? ommlttee haa ? ngaged AI ?
land as trailer for the n?-\l <'Ivtni'in
.. ., t. ;,t Berlin, Oei m in) i "i eland
tormerl) trainer at Princeton, Tale and
the New v.nk Athletic Clob.
,.\i ropeland l- well known in news?
paper and athletic i In Ii hern H- a u
Hooded with coogrntulatlons and -
? - 1.,-t night v.?,m the m wa ol
?ppointm? nt was made i ? * ? ' * 11 ? -
a ? lev? t athlete htmaelf a numbei ? I
\, :u.s ;,:?,,. he baa b? ? n cloaaly (denuded
with t..,, i. and Held ?pod as a cog? h and
train? i
H, trained Ihe track team ?f Tale In
i-?..', when the Blue relaj fains captured
th,- one, iv,., .ml four mil. ra. ?u in th,
P, nni ? Ivania ? aralval whli h I aa 11 i
??,,, ?(ipil! at. ,1 Wh, a his i "titrait at
Yah' expired he t""k charge ?f the New
Voik Athlet!? ?'I"h'.- tiatn. and later Wl nt
to Pi in? .ton. srirn i?- in- atayed rot? yeara
A? .,,, ?,H around ?ithlet?- l'op. land hll.l
few tmperlor*] Ha bald the wo-rid'a rot
,,,,? in th? runnlnc beoad Jump ??f M f?-?-i
:;i? lachea, ami hia mark of 11 l-l seconda
0vei the loa burdlea tot 121 yarde stood
f,? twanty-ooa yeara, until -Ja. h Kler, of
M., lush Ain.rl.an A <*. hioke It hist
,,,.,, Copeland ran the r-"-y'ar.i high
hurdl? a m II 1-1 s.'oii.i.-,, and lopped th.
i n, i, over ltd ra-rda la U l-l *.-...mis
ii. waa a ? oo-datenl perforator at all
distan? "s up to ball ? "|IU' He wan
timed o\?i i'*1 mrda la W aeoooda, the
furlong in 8 .-??"'?'i ? l*e noarter mil.? m
,? f?. "...n.i-. the hali-aalla In l-M, and
walked the mile In 3 ?*?
Copeland began bla athlaitc eareer as a
member ??f tbe qM American Athletic
Club in 1934, when he welahed less than
100 pound.- IL- won Ihe all-around cham
pionship of the club, defeating men who
weTt inches taller and pounds heavier
Two rears later h.- ?Joined the Manhattan
Athletic Club, whore ha .<**aped Into promi
n? n..-. _ _
T00HEY RUTGERS CAPTAIN
Brilliant Tackle Elected to Lead
Eleven Next Year.
No? I'.ruii: ?*-i'k. N I., Nov. .I -.lohn I'
Tooh.-v. >?f Knuii-ton. N. v? waa to-day
elected c?ptala ei the Rutgers Collace
fool hall t.atn f'?r IMSf s-a-on
ey has pit-Tad taaUg tee the laut
three yean and l-M ban? aiaatttwiad a-*
a .andidi't.' for O?' All-Kast. in .lev-n.
The Rutgers studaBta held g ?linn?-r and
bonfire besa to-mniu in ualebrafloa ??f Um
"? 1 tl ..in .v> r turned out litre.
Other Sports
'schoolboys turn
eyes toward last
football games
_
Commerce and Clinton to Draw a
Record Crowd at Annual Clash
on Thanksgiving Day. yv
LATTER ELEVEN FAVORITE
Championship Hopes of Erasmus
Hinge on Contest with the
Poly Prep Players.
The scholastic football ?caeos weaas.
Poor k?me? win he played <>n Thank*
giving Day on local gridirons, and thoqp
the youthful warriors of the ckelM
lined Held ?hi lay aside their armor for
another year.
The High Bel.i of Commerce and De
witt Clinton, turn- honored rivals, will
play their annual game on the Polo
Qrouade, In ell probability before a record
.??row.i Braemu? Hall and Polj Prep will
? ?lash at i;i,i., i? Field, while Boye" lli-*h
and Manual Training will respond to the
whistie at Suburban Oval These game?
will start ::? : .lock in the afternoon.
Baj Ridge, boasting ?in.- of the strongest
team? In the dty, will Una up against
Commercial High Bchool al Commercial
Pleld at IOJ0 o'clock in the morning _ ?
i Oeneral interest, el least on this ride
of the hi1: bridge, centre? around the
between Commerce and Clinton
football vas tirst tsken up l
? al Commerce nine reo/a ego, th?
k.-?-ti.-M rivalry ha? prevailed Interest
gros n until th.- k im? i teki n Its
place smong the sporting (lxturei of the
11 season I n the last thr ? i
mot., than twentj thou and lover? of
football ir.?\ .? witnessed each game, end
Ieai bid? fall t" establish ? new at
I tendal record Forest ? '?' an) of ( Ion
lid lasl nlghl thai the advance
11 ? wes greet? than evei before, nnd
the faculty committee of Clinton say *be
u ? ol theii .-ai??.
loot.'...i ol th. hlgheel t > i >?? will ba seen
when these teams awing Into action. Ed
Bli kind, head coach ol Commerce, aided
Bl ? Hi lusher, formst star end "i
? Aiu. Academj and Commerce, and
I ? Hooks, i,. .., t. nt i 'Hilton, have
i?lrli!?'.l their char* football I as
i ? ome .r -i nal ire. i 'llnton a III have
- :?:? ?I ediantagc In wi Ight, but th.
ghtere of I Orange arid Bl i?
t han artlling to pit their -i ? ? d
knowledge of the .a*?-.' day st>u- ui
: egalnsl th? hulk ui Um Red and
l/ooklng ?'V.i thi n ordi of thi ti un,
logical favorlt? it bas
? i ?;: one- Hi
' th- opening game of Um ?eason and
'?? Hot 11 High B boot ' 'ommerce
en i ? .it. n three IImi ? and
..ih.i
| Th? li u -...,' hopes ol
? Hall 1 Ichool hinge on tti>* n suit ol
Prep el Ebb? ? PleW
Th? Buff and BtU* hat
. ? ? I tn
\.w Fork Militar) it tdemy, which
? '. Ice for all the local
t.. n... et, and one? bj Ma
Trail mua Hall, hi
hi Acadi n ? a hi? h At
i I High, and
fe'ated b; a loi .tl school
II Bra mus i wi - th u
O ill ? all It ?' -'!' ? h.ill.?loll, and
? t the I
Mai : in nol atyllng
: none the I? - -
tool football will be ?m top when
? ?up on Thursday. I
. looked the foi malll ? i '
? lnl with u roulai it. thai h ?s
t of depi esslni to its iup
i.oi t? : -, hut the boya thresten t"
? . ii.. w.i.'imi; list at th.- eXpenM of
' Manual Training.
I'm more than two houra th? Commerce
football t'-tuii raced thro i^ii thi
! kind m scrimmage at Pordham Pleld yee?
afti i.n With the eai ? ptlon of
Kuss.ii Clapp, ?ho is laid up with a
bruise, the team ?ame through the
gam? with th? New *i<>ik Military Acad?
emy In tin.- condition, and to a man is
.. i llnton Th? nan i>ia; ?
were clicked off with remarkable six
ami ther? ?;iV little fumbling. Th? rags*
lara tow through the scrub line almost
m win. but once dear stopped running
Qulnn, Parkington and. iat?r. Harry
Foster ran riol Using several \??i
<d shift formation, they found it easy to
knit?- through Bruno Ounther and Witt
nsr gol <?it some m.?- forward passes, a
few varying In ?l?stame frog? twenty-flv?
to loity yarda
Plugging along at th? ir practl? ?-. th?
Clinton team Is tit and ready, The boy?
.m m? oi victory, but Captain Ollmore
la Impressing on ?a?"h the daagera of ctter*
confident???. H?' knows that Commerci
win play its last cards In thai ?ame,
Uiroarlng everything wide open In
effort to ein. Ollmor? quoted Captain
Hagetaeyer, who said "Commerc? does
not Waal thS till?" Bh? want- to be the
team to beat Clinton.'
Ollmore I? buck In harness, ami Will
?iia.'. on Thureday. With Chrtstgau ?it the
other tackl? and fowler and l'itz-iatrick
guarding th? Banka, Um Red and Hi.uk
I has iittl?' to fear. Hueetoo Is also ready
for the Kan,.' of hin life, ami as he ."?thi
yesterdayi "|! ' doa't play in that gam?
then isn't going to be any Kam' "
Norton end Thomas an- adept at drop
ki<iklag, and If ell other mean? fall th?
team can aeon via the air route.
Rabinowlts, the big guard of Commer?
Clal High Bl liool, In one of the beat lines
men ?i th?' a ?aeon ami will be reckoned
With m m.- naming of the all Boholsetlc
team He I* '<* tO?fOSPS defensiv? play, r
and keen m following the ball He also
?sored om id lu? team s touchdowns this
S. 11 SO 11
?Fool.ail Klght" ?ui i,.. obeerved at
ht,. ? dmm? m i --i "llnton Club to-ntght The
members of ,"'11 teams, th* ooacbee, fac?
ulty ndvteera principela of Um rivai
schools, promlnsnl membsra <?f the Pal -
Ik Schools Athletic U-aKue UI?* the ,,?.?
who will officiate In the K?me will he
the gUSSt? Ol '"'? club at M Informal
?linn. r. Speeches. Will b? mail?? by tho
Captain? and ? "a. lies of the team.
Keenan a Football Captain.
? |'v "Telegraph m Tho Tribune I
Mid.II.-town. ? <>nn. Nov. 21?Dan Keen?
an, 'I.'., of Kl l'"iso, T.'X.. was elect. ?I .at?
tain of the Wculeyan football t.-arn for
next season ySStSrda) I.ast year be
|.lav.<*1 fallbacki Nil thin-year he wa*
shift.-d t.. taekle bseaase ef bis powerful
?h. Un. a, '
DID NOT JUGGLE
'FRISCO FIGURES
Speyer & Co. Say Road's
Report Was Incorrect
and ?Unintelligent.
Apain chaigtag that they were misrep?
resented in the preaa dispatches from St.
lyjuis last weak roportiag datadla a. the
hearing before the interstate CbninMroa
Commission on the Pangea hading up to
the r?-> eivership of the Sf- [_M*_a ?. San
Francisco Railroad Company, Speyer &
CO. last evening Issued a statement rela?
tive to that feati.re of the testimony that
Ihoy had requested the Frisco "to make
a raarrangeinenl ??f some of its statis?
tic.?."
This requeat, the '.?.inkers explained, was
made in connection With an issue of prior
Hen bonds which the 'Frisco d.-sired to
offer oa the Berlin Stock ?Sxcbange in
1910, The r.port which, the company made
at that tima was brdSded by Bpeyer &
Co. as not giving 9 corte? t and ltit>'l !_? nt
atatemenl ??( the road's financia] alta
This is th bankers' statement:
"The Company had furnish? d cs at that
time with a ?iraft of a proapectua whl? h
was t., be submitted to tu?? DeiHn Stock
Exchange and Oarman government au
thoritlea, and on examination we found
that this draft did not j?ive a correct ami
Intelligible statement of the comp?any*a
Una tidal affairs We found.
"First?That the i ami any had in this
drill overstated |ta liabillt ies hv mon
lionlng -m th?* liability aide ts.?--?..-??< notes
which it hud outstanding, and .'?is.? *Mr
? '.if its New ?m I.ans Division bonds
nhlch were depoaited as security tor
u > .?? same note
"Second The nazi Item to which we
ted was the inclusion in the Item
not-s payable1 of (B.MMIt77 do* to
'Brownsville ?syndicate accoont balance
purchase price of Broarnavllle road.' ?w*o'|
ha i repeatedly been Informed by thai
company thai there wa^ nothing due by
the 'Frisco in this connection, be?
the debl ?.f the 'Frlaco for the purchaa
of the Brownavtile line had been dls
charged b; paymenl In I ??mis Wo ha*
? 1 that this transa? tion should I"'
. irtied oat as promlaed, an,) the nol.
floating debt was liquidated by an actual
ada.
"Third IVe alao found that the company
stated thai the 'ash on hand on June .'.".
;'--?. wax *:, ?ii?,..'..M i,., while in tbe annual
report foi IM-'OI the same amount was
I shown to be M,620Jgl7t We ask.-d for on
explanation ??f the apparent tilacrepancy,
and Insisted thai the explanation should
a] o I"- given In the company's t?-'.-?ii.ir re
ion, or parallel columns !"? printed i" en?
able pi "i" r ompai Isons
"Fourth We ??N., , laimed that In re?
porting earnings monthly t., th? puhii'-the]
an) should Include the mileage and j
earnings of the Sea Orleans, Texas ?.
Mexico Division, which at that tima wtro
unfavorable, and that excluding them
would be misleading.,
?Th.- company admitted the luatlce at
our criticism and of ftui demanda and
mad? irdlngly. Theaa
feet a good deal n.
than a m? re '>? arrangem? nl of ati I
to m ike u better appearance ' Th?
,r position m thla matter
and oui purpose In asking tor fboee
changes surel; ? ?ma ? i itlom d by
any fair-minded person
?? \\ Hilliinl. vl.-c-|.resident "f th.?
i th.- New fork Hi anrlal rep*
? ? . ho waa a
? th?- Si L-nuli heating, ala i ah-?
Co from any culpabtlttj
in connection with the changed made In
t.mpan] i r< poi I m? ntloi i d above,
Mr. iiiii.tr?! ais,, stated that tin- names of
Blair d ? '??. of ti"*? ? it'. and the < lid ,'"1
? i 'omi any, of ?Boston, should not
?have ?been mention? ?i In connection with
finanelng of ?the Quit Conatrud
C? mpan) i?-. B F Sfoakum.
Mi Hlllard ? barged that ti.. examiners
oi the ii''- mm?eg Comn 1st
had nol given him aa opportunlt) of ex?
plaining In detail the 'Frlaco deadlaga.
Referring t.? th? prottpectua which wag
prepared f??r the Berlin Stock ?Exchange
and the changea suggested by Speyer <t_
Co-i he said:
"T?os proapectus was erroneously re?
ferred t., at the bearing as an 'annual ?>
port.' i tried to explain, and had b'ot far
enough to aay that their action ?waa .-ii
tirely proper, when 1 >.av Immediately
stopped bj ti.samlner, He repltal, 'I
did '"t n-k whether it ?as proper; that
Is 1 "i the question.' instead of being a
BUbject for criticism, their a.tion in this
?matter was distinctly creditable."
E. N. BROWN HERE
FOR CONFERENCES
To Seek from Bankers Money for
National Railways of Mexico
Dec. and Jan. Interest.
B. N. Brown, president <>i the National
Railways of Mexico, who is In Now York
for the purpose of conferring with the
road's hanker* regarding Its maturing in
tcreet payments on December 1 and Jan
iarj 1. which amount in all to 9$,teO,?yt,
declared yesterday thai if the nsceseary
funds were nol raised the comgrnnj would
be p aeed *n Jeopardy of a receiveraldp,
it i believed, however, that th?- bankera
who are interested In National Rallwaya
will come to^ th?> t. :?'U,', at least for the
pi, s, nt. and provide the money ratiulred.
Another reason pm forth by Mr. ?Brown
that a roeelverahlp is not imminent is the
fact that the Mexican gov*trri-nant, tech
alcali] apea king, la n?>t directly inter?
est, .i In the paymdtal of the December
and January interest obligations. He
added:
"The inter, st OOmlng due shortly is on
the n"'? s laeued last June and upon the
, anpiiny s prior lien bond?. The M.-xl? an
government ?iocs not guarantee thaaa ln*
tereat payments, but <io?-s guarantee the
Intentai <?n the aecoml mortgage hond?.
The prior lien honds Were s??hl In F ?omi nil
bj Amtrlfgn hankers, hut owlnr* to the
basis of exchange and the stamp tax it
ts difllcult to teil whether th. y are held
largely abroad or In thla country."
Mr. Frown said that the National Rail*
araya la anfTerlng greatly from th?* trov*
hlous conditions beyond the IJro (irande
and that for the last three months the
mauarfetnent has been for??*?l to Import
, oal for fu.l from ?'olorado and i'all
fornla at an eoormooa egpanaa, He de
,'lai?-'l that If the comt?any's contracts for
getting oil at Tampico and Khanol were
IgBOrad It would also be nec?*?sary to
PrinK oil from outside the ??ountry
Only about 5.1 per cent of the lines of
the National Hallways are now In opera?
tion, ami according to Mr. Frown's esti?
mate the r?volutlon since It started un?
der Madero, three years a?o, has canead
a ins? of between rj.ftw.ofl?) and no.ooo.ox)
pesos. iJreut c?>ncern is felt by the man?
agement over the fact thut during the
last three month? the road has been
unable to earn Its interest chargea
Mr. Hrown was asked to gtv? hl.-r opin?
ion regarding the general situation In
Mexico and the prospect tor an early
solution of the present troubles, but de?
clined.
"While I am an American . itiz?>n, I am
not unfriendly to Mexican*-,'' he ?aid.
"and for this reason I .?insider such a
subject too d?licat?' for me to discuss."
An interesting feature of Mr. Hrown"?
talk with the Tribune reporter was the
statement t!iat BSCSBt railioad cSSjCSS*
Moae lri Mexico specified th.- employment
of Mexicans ?n Ha?-?- of Americans.
BUSINESS REVERSES
THOMY ? AI > KIM Y - Ivtnn.n anal"-*
Thmiiy ? Aneiiiiy, dueler? in
set tura ?*t No. 8? gfaet atreet. Creditors: B.
S>.iney Krim, |UI? L*. J. t'l?r> Co., *?'.'*. ?n.j
iU-irry iiuoti a? ?'.?., |0ftl. Juane 11- r
pointed ?.*. I.u-lirgii receiver: bend. ?.mVmi.
Liabilities an- $].*,..i.m as.-.-Is, $.i,<>?<'
0OLOMON BHAP1RO M.VNt'KA'Tt KINt>
COMPANY Petition Bled agah ? Solomon
Bhapiro Maanfacturtag company, a.- ? ?
mis-xt-a' ?h ?-s*' n, at N.i I .".?i Sin h avMM
Cr?diter?: Pried Meadelson Company, PWO; u
.via...it. UP, and Beldln? Brother! Company,
?i;i? .imite Hough appointed D Alexander r?
eel ver, bond tl.'SOO, ?>nii authorlt) to rarry on
l'usiner??? ten day* UablllUc? are ?1J.00O; aa
?.IS. $;,.i).?u.
Hi's? ii, in.* Petition Bled a? ilnat i?
Inc., dealer in woman'a iroai al n<- W7?i
i.i.Iwaj Creditors: Herman Bensisn, $*&;
iv? M Westbelmer, I ?Hi and Joseph I
Goodman, 1823 Uabilltlei ara nM te be
?_i?.?*? >?'. aaeeta, is,u?j.i.
PRANK A _OUI8 AM? PATRICK HI'K
' HETTA (Sun.-i-l K Heny a? Co.) Kiank V
Louie and Patrick Berchetta, ?rho wer? part?
ner? In rhe tlrra of Suriurel K ParT) g I
furniture dealers, ?" Peekeklll, H ed i" "'?'
wlrh llabllttle? m |14,S0B* in- hhk.-is Ii WOO
?aid t.,at mi i'..its left town .? y?ei aso, and
i p?tition -.va? Bled against btan on September
".?. leu.
AMni NTs I'NDER 110.000.
HOTEL RJSCTOR COMPANY .Iu'Ik' ? I
ut id- I'nit.-I st.il.s District Coon has an
pointed lain.s T, ?'rune receiver Bar the H
Rector ?'.mi).any, a holding company, ..a ay
? .11 of th.- Wilson Diatlllina Company, a.
ut . realtor for $8.000, in r-upptem? i
proceeding? Charlea B Pond Is ip-^ui.t at
the company
C.RORfJEN l.VSTITI TK. IN'" T
Institute, inc., dealer m preparation? f"i I
hair, a?. N'o 30? l-'ifili a'.'-nu.-. rr ??!? H ?"
?Icninenl to John il. Jackson The buslneej
?*...- Incorporated In Beptember, 1112, with
? ipital ne? k of ?ih.ihh?
II .-i. I: A PRIEDLANDER Ju?t?? Hough
appointed I" N Stone receiver (or H a- I? A
Pried lander, ?boleaste (?wetera, of No M
Na??.?.,.i ??!-*. 1 sad *2.o< o.
.JOSEPHHON BROTHERS Judge II
-I the petition Bled on November I'll
?against loeephson Brothers, dealen in men <
/urnlahlng k"o.i?. at No ZS4 Plfth ,
No. 1901 Broadwsy, on ral *'- -?"?
? enta on the dollai
STANDARD CORDAGE COMPAMT Jadsa
Hough nrante.1 a motion to dlamuaa the i.?-tI ?
non tti-.i In May, 1010 against th? **,an
Cordage (*ompany, un Um rapori at tar? tga
? If I. iS-er.
WILLIAM .! BCHEPHERD ? William J:
Srhepherd, rttg ialaamen, llvin? ..' No 17
Kan tel. Kreet. Bled ? hedul? - In ihe I
;,;, eedlnga HI I B| ?: H la I
Ploren? ?? Ma. Hegsle on tugoal *".". Thev
show Haiiiiitiei of $30.::o. no aaaeta Among?
ri ar- Mr- Heggle |12,Ot*0; '" *"
Kursatelner, 112.000; R B. Maaterti *- *
and .1 Par i il MM
COl'XKd ? MYI.oNA : Petition flled agatnet.
Counea a Mylonas, contact lonsra al Voakera
Cae* Uno, |278 to- ph 1".
? ??i.,.n.-..in. *2-'i. and Umperi Brothera, fU"
KANTER ELECTRIC COMPANY Harrj t*.
doing ?' lain. -.- aa the Katuer Kit I
my, at No M Waal afth atreet, Bled
n. uir h HabUitlea of M.SU; tusrta, II. ?
..|. on latina of atock, $??". Bxtaraa II"*:
hu n, ItiM) s? - ou ta, >?'.- ind ?even ahai
mo. k it. "Ptanraoa't Masas?"*-?" *,-:'
ISIDORE i.*OHEN Petition filed asalaat
Cohen, formerly d?iiin; business us th?
? tper Box Companj. at No lit
\s. st ? Ii t: Ma - r m
Board r*ntn\ in) |1.08S; United mils La ??
ili'l \.-\v York Pastl
1 Hue i 'ompany, II13 H? ? ti nu i ?
? r 11
I- (OH-SN a '*' ' Petltt. n til.
? i i 'ohen an : Ixniia r. ? mpoai
a Co.. t ?> "f
mita at No 'j'iT '? '?? i
tom: Herman Beplow, UM; Joaeph Ores
-,
KAHAS. M Ki ISKNTHAL Petttl m Bled
? m i: .s- athal. m.M.i..
of muslin anderwesr it So 120 R'eel |TI
atreet <t ?iio-.s Phllln Vow ?73 K i
liron a Co., 13.1 and Max Neuberger, S*'il.
. .. ijM ol? i d ">\ :. i?
i.i..a,in--. ..i.- 10.00? * ; aaeeta, 14.000 v
Mr. Rr a
t, 1012, .ir.d h?> s. tti-id
dollar
LOUIS TKBOR Petition filed aeainat Uwia
ieeli i in* . at
Third n-.? nu ? Credltora Schiff a Or?
j:t, it il.-:; r g Co. US, and Mas Oi
|400 I.i I'.lllli.-S <
HoOSlI am "lnt'-d ? ' 1. ? re .
PARISIAN BHOP B I ? ? la
dreoeea, cloaks ani ault? ai No '??. Weal 1231 .
-ni- at tjn- Para
shop, made n;-. aaatgament to Joseph h ?- I
II. r
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
The fellow ins Ju-Jgnaenta for amenam
mora t>.an "fino ?era flu-.i reetarday, the
Bret nnuie being thai of the i
Adama, Cuahtni tmerican Hardware ror
poratlon of New Tork, *:*?T 41
Alllerl, I'i iru- -A. Wetaa ?1 IB 11
K- 1. nan. William T Oil Sf New York,
130g so
11. i!. Adele, or tdi I? Rlti h E l>. Barry,
1218 '.'!
Broman, Adolf, and Loula ' Quadra- H. w.
A t.' iin-it. 1208 25,
Barkln, Samuel Bralated ';....iiinn:i tu
II? rah fiel I, 13.524 B0
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