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Colleee and 'School Football * Boxing Soccer Football * Billiards f Athletics * Swimmittg
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ARMY-NAVY GAME
SEATING PLAN?.
New York Club Tells Hou
the Ticket Holders May
Enter Grounds.
GATES TO BE OPENED
AT 11 O'CLOCK
More than Forty Thousand to Set
Football Elevens Struggle
for the Mastery.
John i'-. Fool ol the See
??,,.? ? l last nlghl th?
ting plans tor the Army-Navy cam?
.??lay after
? that th? tichela have beet
-.. man,
. :itram"<* to I ?
, ,,?*?. *?. il v< ni? n i??i
OU? section*
1 watcl
i -,, -ti ui ?.? M ! *oet< ? urge? tlch? 1
h. Id? ra ? : their arrival at tlM
intll th : nt?. Th?
?
in ihe mi
,it 2 o'c ock In t aftei noon. The cadet?
will occup) th? south ?tend, whll? th?
Ii hlpmen m ill Im In the noi th -
Ko une ? i o do? - not hold a ticket will
bo ellowed to . ? 155th street and
. btli avenue I ay <>? th? gai ?
in otd?r to avoid confusion and make
foi th? comfort "t" the crowd. Mr. Postei
Issued the following Instr u tl -
Gate No '. Eighth avenue -Spectator*
h,,l,imy ticket? roi Section? i to 24, in?
clusive, end for all section? upstaln
may entei it thl? -
?Spectator* hold ets for uppei
?boxe? l ?" ISO Inclusive, and for lower
i?,\e?. i p. 194, in? lustve, e ill ei I
li -i ?tation entrai ? Sp? I
holding ; ,??!*- for Section? i t<> 24, In
fi r ail section? upstair?
i ? i ? i > ? nter at this ?;.it..
Spectators holding ticket? foi upper
box? s i t?> i SO end ?boxes i to
J:?4 als., may entei al this cat.-.
aa\ entran? i Spectator
Ing ? n Se? lions l t?> 24, Inclu?
sive, and for all sections upstairs may
,t thl? pat- .
? tipper
?boxes i to ISO, Inclusive, and for lower
to i'?i also may enter at this
gate
? oit- No :. Eighth avenue Sp?
holdlns ' ' tlons 36, 37 and 2,\
will ? it, ? at thl? -
? itors hold ? box? ?
SOS t" I4S. Inclusive, ?ill ?-nter nt thi.s
?
ij,?t?- No. ?'.. Eighth i ectators
holding tickets foi 34 and 35
? ill , nfer at this gate
Spe? tatoi i holding ticket
.8? -., 306 ?-.ill enter at thl i crut.- This
entrene? thai ishlpmenand
th?- cadet?*.
Gat? N? '? Eighth a - ??- tatora
bold tloni ."' .'?'?. 2?,
23, ?."?, SO, 81, 33 and 33 will enter at this
holding ti.-kets for
?boxea i:?" a. |S6 to .sT, Inclusive, will
? nter at this gate.
Tress gnt? The mess pat?* will he 1<*>
1*1 ,? ml, at ?;?:?? No, i.
?Box? i l IS, t''i aii'i ii'.'. in the centre
>f the north ?stand, i>av. been placed al
the disposal of President Wilson. Beere
??f State Bryaa has been assigned
Bos ISP, an<i is expected to be i
ith?r Cabinet officers who have made
their arrangements t ? v., th? gam? as
'-???ests ?.f the Navy, and who have been
assign? o en, \ tank la of
stary Mc vu.o ..f the Treas*
Urj ar.'l Attorney ?leurrai Mill? > nolda
The Naval Academy authorities were
?omewl ..t surpris? I, bul - sed, to
?, > v? i :?.:?? its from Thomas
A. Edison. He baa been assign? I i boa
Other distinguished ?rbo will be
In boxes m th. Navj si-i?- are Admirai
Dsrwey, Rear Admiral WsJnwright, lioar
| Admiral ('lark. TL-pres. ntativ? K. 1?. Hoh
' s,,n. Senator James a. ?OHlorman, <*<i\
ernor Goldsborough of Maryland, Prest*
dent Hibben of Princeton and <'oion?-l
Robert m Thompson end Lewi? Nixon, of
tins city.
If President Wilson ase? Ihe game, as
h.- is planning to do. h? win i>e the firs!
<*hief Executive at the struggle since Colo?
nel Roosevelt i?*ft th.- Whit? House.
Mr. Roosevelt attended the only Army*
\?r. or pie; ed at Print stoi
?ral veer? ego.
CORNELL ELEVEN
IN SIGNAL DRILL
Players Run Through Formations
at Inlet Park. Atlantic City,
in Bracing Air.
Atlantic City, Nov. St.?Ideal football
weatlier favored th? Cornell team to-day,
when the men ran through s stiff signal
practii*?' at inlet Park in preparation
for th, annual ??-aine with ti-,?-- University
of Pennsylveaie, si Phlladelphis on
n--.ii ?day
Barrett, who seen to have fully re
eevered ?from the Injury received In the
game against l_a.aye.te, ran Ihe team,
and not ? hitch marred the work.
'ipi. <-.,!|\.i and l.thr show.-d up well in
'he l,a?-kti-Id. fli.-tr forn*hl*d paaSSS tO
Ikettoa and fritz m soda being p, rfsct,
Th?- 'varsity player? all seem ??, ??,. in
gOOd Condition, and I?r. Sharp?- ?ays that
only light practice .?.id be Indulged In to?
murro**.'.
The Contell squad an I ben ten-day
.'rom tt'i..?*a. and -aill remain until Thure
ia\- morning, when the player? will leevt
f,.r Philadelphia.
! MINDS SURE TO START
! Star Fullback of Pennsylvania
Takes Part in Si-**nal Drill.
Phlladelpl in. NoV .-".. A fast ?Ignal
drill made Up the practice of the 1'ni
versity of Pennsylvania football team at
the Whltemarsh Country Club to-?iav. m
preparation for the came with Cornell on
Thank?gh log Day,
Th? fact that th<- Ithaca eleven la at
"atlante City aeemed t.. be an added ?u*
crntiv?- for the Red ?nd Blu? plavfrs tfl
BO ?ft a fast [.ace, and th?' men look? ;
like ?printer? as they dashed up ?nd
down the field.
Minds, the star fullback, who ha?)
on the side lin?*-- because of an Injury
to his shoulder, was in the practice aga :?
to-day, and there is littl?- doubt that be
will play against Cornell.
The Pennsylvania coachea are greatl]
pleased with th. form of tie team as a
unit and expresa confidence of on.- more
victory over their ?.idtlme rivals from
Ithaca.
FOOTBALL OVER IN WEST
That Is. All Except One Game
in Which Syracuse Plays.
Chicago, Nov ti. Pee the first time in
years no football names oi general Inter?
est win be played m th? Middle Weet on
Thanksgiving Dey. Nearly ail of the uni?
versities ..;,-i coOegea ?round up th-.r
s. bedulea last Baturdaj.
Nr.tr.- I'.une. win,h has always played
on thla date since Tbanagtvlng i'i.y con
testa wer? abolish? d in 1906 by lhe "Big
V.. will meet Texas I'r.lversity on
Thursday at Austin. Syracuse, however,
Bt Ixriis at St. Lout?.
ARMY SHOWS DASH
AND VIM IN WORK
"Hurry Up" Yost on Hand to
Help Polish Off Eleven for
Navy Game on Saturday.
? k ?--. ? ' ? ' Th? . in?.]
\\ . -t l'oint. N. T., Nov. 35. Th.e Arm'.'"
football practice to-<iny. in preparation
for the Navy game, went with a vim and
.?ash tiiat destroyed any fear the coa
may havi had that all il ""t going well
with ti.-- loam.
If the cadet? keep to the ?ame ?tandaM
for the real of the week, they win -jo to
New Y..rk on Friday on edge f"r their
? of the v.-ar. The practice mean;
much for l>a!y'.- newest piny?* Tha head
coa< h delved into his bag of trick? f.-r
four mor. untried "thrillers," and they
iii.-t ?ucceu at the banda >>f the 'vartdty.
After the l?te?t Inventions had been
tried out. th? regular? ?.*..;.? through a
complete rehears?! of oftensiv? tactic?
it is not likely that the coaehea *iii hand
?nit any more play?, a-- all eff.nt- I
in- made to have th- men litter perfect
in those anead" on hand and the new
??ode of signal? to he us?.I
Then was a lively slfinal drill t,.-day.
follow, d by ten minute? <.f scrimmage
work, which latter drill WOUnd Up the
"rough work'1 until the team line** up m
New York on Saturday.
Hodtrson went throuKh "MM work only.
but b,,rh Benedict and Huston wore uamd
in tho acrimmage. There was no ?coring.
Th?- nan lined up at the middle of the ;
Held for open formattono, and near the
goal poati ?or '.me playa
Fielding ii. Yost, Michigan's 'hurrv
..p" man. ,'??'. a COUple of days,
and worked with the Army (.layers.
"Ham" Fish, of Harvard, helped a1ho in
tin- coaching. More Harvard men ?ri
llg in the r.. \i ... iple ..f .la I
Although the athletic council exhausted
its ?U| pl) "f ticket! a week ago, there
is still hope for those old Armv players
who made their "A" in football ?-. PM
the Kam.-, it was announced to-day that
all who applied to Mr. Sultan at th. Hotel
Aator, :i. New fork, on or before Novem?
ber M would be provided wltl aida Um*
Privileg?
(By T?i?ai?|ih so ti,?- Tribune, i
Annapolis, Nov. B Then was more se
?re; praetlc? at th.- Naval A.ademy this
afternoon, and a short acrimmage was
held, designed to try out certain t'.rmn
tions.
Th? coachea have been trying t-> bnn?r
about a machin- -like perfection in the
execution ?-f the playa end ?re giving
final Instruction? in bod) Mocking ami
putting OpOOl - - ! >. .! of th.' play. These
bav? been str-.in< points m the work of
the Navy team throughout the season.
Confidence in the ability of th. eleven
to win runa high among the midshipmen.
'JOE RIVERS THE FAVORITE
Choice Over Cross in Coming
Twenty-Round Bout.
Jo? Rivers, the llghtweighl of Loa An?
?eles, is tbe popula! favorite ovei Leach
Crem in their pcmlng twent: round box?
ing contest. The boy? win eras? glove? at
Tom McCarey'a arena, in Varnon, on
Thunday, ?nd the winmr Will be matched
t.. boa Willie Ritchie ton the llghtweighl
. I amph.nship of thi- world.
It I? run...red that .lohnn; Kilhane will
j mter the llghtweighl class after January
jl II?- finds it Impu?Ibl? to do IL1:' pound?
I ringalde and be ?trOQg. Kllbane will ti\
: ; nd arrange a mat?-h with Charley White,
1 Joe Riven or Joe Mandot.
OLD CROW
Keg. U. S. Pat Off.
RYE
America's Finest Rye
WHISKEY
ffiiqiffil HAND MADE
SOUR MASH ?TmiMic
STRAIGHT PURE RYE
WE AP.M Till: LAROKST B0TTLK1UI OF OLD-PAgHIONH) HAND-HAUfi
POUR MAHil ITRAIGHT PUJM KYi; WHlttUEI JN Tlii. WORLD
H B. KIRK tSc CO.. NEW YORK, N. Y.
Tigers Play Columbia
to Tie Score at Soccer
Day, of Blue and White Team
Kicks Ball Into Own Net and
Mistake Proves Costly.
GOALKEEPER OFF HIS GUARD
Princeton Men Outplayed Most ol
the Game. So That "Gift'*
Comes In handy.
?'oluniliia und Princeton battled t?. a tit
In loccer nt I goals t? ! on Booth Field
yesterday sfternoon before ;i crowd "f
mor?- than a thousand ?l.Istors Colum?
bio outplayed the Orange end Bleck
throughout, -nd would have \v,.)i by s
?score of - t" i if 1 Dey, Um ? olutnbls
rlghl back, had not ac< Identally dropped
the hall Into th? ColuroMs goal ? ?
the cam?-.
All th? ?coring -was doit? in the first
half, and from th?- st_u th,?* Bill? end
whit?- bad tin- Tiger? on tie defensive
Th.- i oinmhia forward, -?-??t off ?with a
rush and had the jump ?m the Princetons
i'?for?* th?- latter were full) awake t<> lb?
?Itustion. in their endeevor t>? k- i to>
gether the ligera ?et Ceptaln Colquhon ? l
:?'.' i olutnbia rleven ?-Hi' through and i,-,?,:
th.- hall into the -let for the first s-,,r, of
the game, eithtn tun minute? alter the
?beginning of pis).
For practlcall] au ?,f th.* period Colum?
bio kepi the hall m I'l lie ton's -nd <>f th?
Held, hut a spirited rally b] th.- Tigers in
th.- middle of tin- half carried tin ball
Into Columbia territory, and Beck .s>??r.,i
an easy goal en a try from ?lit??? ti>- in
front of the n?M.
A few moments later ?Princeton t,>.,k the
iea?l when ?Dey, in an attempt to emulate
Frank u'l'm-n. of the Herverd footbell
team, kicked the bull itit>> his own ?_- ? ? ? ? I
for the Timers' second ?cor? KrefeM, the
Columbia goalkeeper, we? **o nonplussed
?t th?- play that be wa? ?caught <?ff his
guard and made no effort t,, ?top th?
hall.
Columbia ?rani?* back strong alter thl?
??.back, ami within a :? ? minutes Sllver
st'm p?ssfd to Bhanholt, who shot .? dit*
Scull goel an,i ti? ,i ?t.. ?
Neither team was ah',? t" ?CO < in the
s?,.,mi period, although Columbio was lb?
,.r throughout and ha?l ?bol ??.f - * *
WINS WITH CUE
BY SINGLE POINT
Levy Beats Lewine When Latter
Agisses a Simple Carrom
to Run Out.
The victory "f Sylvester i. Levi m the
ii.nd game of th.- national ? lea ? UU
balkltne billiard championship tourna?
ment yeotcrdo. sfternoon sfford? i si
Illustration of the mui ulir control the?
ory which Cblck Wright expounded In
1 he Tribune on Sunda\
Levy's n?rvea malntal ? d tea III H
the ertsts, with th? result thethe defeated
Irving 1 Irwine by the ?COT? "1 -"
pointa to IH "n the taM? In th? Morn
Ingstde Academy, l*_?th street snd ?Lenoa
-VI n;e
Ah the playera Reared th? end of th??;
respective strings Letvtne ?renl to the
front. He ran t?. within ?hie.* ..f win?
ning snd then bungled three chance? to
finish wlt'i th? laUl la I ?n ?? he f? ||
ion n on a ?Imple cerromi snd ? hen need
. onl on? t,.>iiit ml?? d ?ji up snd
ttown the table si,.,? by en eyelash !->??
Meanwhile negotiated dlfflcull
?hot?, completing his m-::,.' with t.?.??
shots ,n ? -hleli he had to rail plenty "f
r< rertM engllsh to his old
Ths f-'Jinmary follow ?:
KF1 i.I'.mi?. . ?.ami:
I -. ? ..i-r 1. i.- i (spel bsll. I. I B '.'. B
10, H". I 0 I, " I 10, 1. .'. '.'. ii. IS, l l, ?_.
<?. n. o, n ". ?'? i i, ?i " I .'. .'. --. ?-? a ?.
?i I, S, ??. '? ", ". :t. ?*,. ?-. ?' ? " I ? i I o. n.
I, SI, S, I, I, '-'. .',. ?-? 1 -? ?total, '-'-xi i.r.inti,
?versa? '?'-' ''?'' hlsl T im. -' IS snd I?
Umiik I >*_ewlBi (Whltl I,hIIi 2. 2*. 2. '?.
I, ?',. " 4, 9, ?'? 0 _. :i. I, l, ?i. ?_. i?. ?; i ?i. i?
a .',. n. ? ii. 1 S, n. n ii n. 3 _. .-, i. .; ,i n
?, o, r.. 2, t, ?. s, o, s, o, o, la 24, s, g 1, 0
?. 1 H. !*?. -4. I?l. I, II. 1 t,,t?l. I'?'.? p ??: ta
?veruge 3 MW. hl*-*ti mna .?*, -'4 mid 13.
ll'fTr. H |, HlHtlk
ijr. Howard W Hawley, of Danbury,
ronn , won th? ?vening gam? In the
tournament. In whhh h? defeated
Charle? P. Mathews, t!,.- Brooklyn ama?
teur, by s final ?cor? ?.f- 200 point? t..
US Ti-.e winner's overage was 3 tl-ll
and his blah inns were 2'.:, 21 and 20.
llsthews fell t.. an av?ra?. ..r 2 SI-67,
and his he.st run?' Were IS, IT and ' .',.
l.\ rCNING OAMI
Dr. Hewsrd ??' iia?i?% iwhlte ball.?? ?,. 9,
I :;. : n. I, n. n, ::, i, i ?. ., t., I, | .. i.
11. 0. .-. 1. n. 3, 9, 0. 0. 7. J, I, **, ?'. '?. ., ? i
1 I, I I. (I. 1. I, 1. '?. IS ?-. 7. 4. I, 0, T, -fl
Toti.l. !09 I-.'IM- H-.iK, | s .-. hi*)-, nilll
t : SSd H.
Char,?h P Mail,, ws (?pot bell)?1, 9, n 1 12
t, : 11. 2, .'. ". 1. I, ? I, " " ... ' : ' i ?i f?
i. 0. 1. 1. I, 4. I, IT, ? 'i. I, I, 4 f? o. i <-, | Ii
i < 0 Hi, II, I, t I, IC, I, l. in. | T.,11 . |tt
points; ax.?*.-. -..:.|-r,7 rim, runs. II 17 and l?
l:?f?r'? -BtlgeM l?e ? mnp
i-Ab i AiN \r\i \sti:ks.
.f tne Princeton a.r football team.
?hoi ?I the Trin ? ? bl< h Ja., k?
s..n ?topped bj brilliant work In front >?f
i ? net
*i !,?? Tig? : bai i. ? ? weak and moot
of the defensiv? play devolved on Ja-k
son. Hamilton and Lsguardta, the Colum
1.1,, i,.,, lu, mort strong on th? defen? c
and kepi the ball ?"it of Colutnbia'a terri?
tory cororfatentlj
Krefeld played his usual star uam,. at
goal.
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SWIMMERS FROM
MANUAL VICTORS
Defeat Commercial High School
Team by Wide Margin in
One-Sided Dual Meet.
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wh.-ti ii ? Mai i High
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Hrooklyn,
t The 8?
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-. er ' ommi taking
i.v? Stai plasee >.f the six . v.-.r-, no tne
Mm 1 1 U.im.i?., the
m. rcial cap)
..ff.nt .,f 1 feet
? ?>? dive
.. im.
m w pain . the ?t? ing Man
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? rtsr. with a to hla
I 11 the ha '
the fast tin* tt t 1 and the '.<**?
In I 10.
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Erlandson Leads the Field.
llul
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Vine?
Park
Th?
ph Im lands..n. of the Qlencoe Ath?
. . v\-.p th? ?? - ekly run of the .?-'t
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Um?, Sal.v ' . 1
V. ni ira.1. . -/..i. m, A A. 1
Devine. ? >/??? n I v.
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tiro i.i.m,., a .' .
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SCHOOL ELEVENS
HOLD LAST HARD
PRACTICE OF YEAR
Final Scrimmages Point Teams
for Big Battles To Be Played
on Thanksgiving Day.
TO DO LIGHT WORK TO-DAY
Erasmus Hall and Clinton Favor?
ites in Games with Poly Prep
and Commerce.
Hani practice for the local high school
football team? ended yesterday. The
High School of i omm? re?*, IN IVIti Clin- j
ton: i',,'- Prep. Erasmus Hall; Boya
High, Manual Training, and Commercial I
and Day Ridge High m hool ? b ? ? -
which will m. et In the final gamea ?>f the
local season on Thanksgiving Day, had
the last scrimmages, and to-da* will do
only enough work to keep their muactea
limber, The teatna have i.n drilled In j
all the finer point I ol the game, arid tho?? I
which lose vvin have no excuses to ?fter, '
While gi m rai mi- real ? i ntrea In the
meeting of the High Bel.I of Commerce
and De Witt i ''int.m al the Polo Qroun*]
the game between Polj Prep and Erai
mus Hall al Ebb? is Pi? Id ? ill atti ?? I al
lention l" Knowlson, of Braemue Had,
dec?an -, ?? iterday that, favored with fi Ir
weathei a crowd ?1 25,0 i would be on
hand The f?-..- mean? much to Erasmus,
f,.r if the i. am ? n- n win . lain) the
? hami.ish!i> of greater New York
i t. Knowl on la watching tin team
with jealoua car. The boya bava been
? i ..n a training table, and nothing
ha. been overlooked to make them ready
to piav th? game of their Ilv? i TI ej
?h..vv the result? of ?-.,".! car?, and t> ere
is -;..t a ?ingle lad on the entire ?quad,
with the exception ol Carl Viviano, who
? ?t read) 10 plunge rieht Into the
thickest of every acrimmage.
Era? i? Hall la the favorite Playing
a constaten) gama throughout the se.,
tha Bull an r.. ? ro ? to grt il hi
agalnsl Adel phi, and ?howed Its auperlor
skill and power In every department
the game Krasmua will start Jimmy
al -; ...it- ? , . Tut le al right half?
back, Captain Ty Halstead at left half
..rid \ : ?..,. ;. a 0< -1> r or more
? os erl to be found In
?' ?,....??? ., h ? On? and all.
? , nod at plunging ?
lin? ?? r inning the ends, while there la
no fa found with their op? n
In Jackson, si - entre, ?uppo
and Cole, the guards, Erai
. a . ? n?r? ? ? . t,, non?, ?nd
i?i ?? i- ad'a pis ? al ta? kl* n quire?
n- if ? ? lefi ... ,.
Polj la banking high on tha power of
Prank I ??> Tn ml i.? y, Jlmmj M? ?
Ilardenbrook and Ryder to awing th? u-i-*
Th? Blue ai-i ? ; Brondei one ol
tacklea of the day, and
-i are In rei riling ii*,-'
: ? team
I ?? i\ en along by I - - ? if ok?
: - i ? ? - ; the CI ntoti
lie? thiough its tinai i i..,
,. ? .i.i.i.i- ..ft. 11..,.,n. Bmartiag nadorl
i--, ?t--1- .if defeat al the i amis ,,t \\.
? i:- and Blacl i? I in anxloua
to wn nee o? i he t Ioriiw t- ? .
,r ?^ not tha -.ni-. : eason. I ?eep ?
? ? ? '. ? Hinten man tin-re
rani*lea that II t-. 0 n Basai re of bul
. ? . i..- ?rlped out, I bey sa-. < im
i.-ii ha.- ? big, al ? t. am A? - ordli - I
es. It ia one ..f Hi?- best that I
i .. represented t ? school
and if v i. torj is not won thla i
-..n it will be through some unknown
. h ..,.?.. king and trail i
o. ?? no control
Although the lose of Helnaohn at
k win ijiidi.uhte.iiv be felt Clinton
ha a ?fell ounded backfleM with s ?
M Kensle, Power und llUeston TTe
boya run well, ahon perfect Interferei
and novel -t?.?. until bui :? .1 b) ' I
1.1 Gllmor? is a power on the offensive,
and his power al running the ball is w?ll
knourn to all followira'of th? -pon l-'r.-.i
M....!.- and Orunow leav? nothing to
desired ?I thi guarda and th? latter is
one of the heal puntera In acholaatlc
circles
Por ibe ilrst time th" ?eaaon, ih? < om?
tuerce team ??r.i'tisci ,,n the Ibid out
sid?- the BChOOl, Whil? more than '."?'
were on hand t.. pratch and
cheer. ITrged b) Ed Maakind, Bill) M<
.'uski r and inothei formet Commerce
player, the team ?bowed a One .luv. to
n, attack, and th.- linemen wen atrong
on th? ib fence. .Ilmmv Parks show..! ??
mai i> Improvement In his work, while
"Cupid" Ornateln practically won his
place at the other guard.
Th.- annual football met ting of the
Commerce-Clinton Club was bold ?I the
Wist Sid.- branch of the Youiik Men?
Chi lat?an K* oclation last night Mor?
than tive hundred students of both
achoola were on hand and ma.ie the night
lively ?rlali their cheer? and songa
[LOOKING FOR MORE "PEP"
So Say-3 Warner in Talking of
the Carlisle Indians.
MenS-Md, Mass.. Nov. '.?:,. "Wer. down
here in the woods looking for a. new sup?
ply of "pep* for the f-atijf on Thsafcsgtvlng
Day morning with Rroem," sai?i Olenn
Warner, coach of ?the Carllsl? football
team.
Th?- Indians, while in training quarters
here, are takiiiK thing? easily.
?lliyon, Ihe speedy halfbOCk, Is busy
practlstag at kicking soais from the field, j
but the vorl. of th? team as S whole is J
being ?online?! to aignal practice. WarnerI
?ays Um players are oil on edge.
COPELAND NOT YET NAMED,
Dr. Herschraann Says Question
of Trainer Is Unsettled.
Boston, Nov. IS. Tin- sppointmenl of
a. i*. Copeland, of New Voi-u. as trainer
in track and field athletics for th?- Ans
trian team in th? next CHyinptc games,
announced In ? tMspatch ram Vienna last :
nlgfot, has not been oftii.ially made, a--- j
<or?iiiii- to Dr. Otto Herachmann, preel
mint of the Austrian ?Olympic committee, j
who is In this city,
i?r. Herschmann said the matter t?ouM
not be decided until ho had ?reported back
to the Austrian committee.
"i have been in Hew Yorh ?and have
talked with many trainers," h<- added,
"bul haw- not >'-t made up my mind just
whom i will recommend for the position."
J ?r. Herschmann seid thai Copeland
wa.? ?n,?- ol th.- men under consideration.
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PLAN NEW CHESS LEAGUE
Metropolitan Players Would
Promote Interclub Matches.
\\ ?ti. the object of forming ? metropoli?
tan league of chess clubs, in order to pro?
mote Interclub relationship ?nd erran***?
a a nodule of teem matches, a, ? ail has
i.n Issued by William T, Ryan, president
? ?r the Steten Island ?Theos Club, to th?
various i lube of the vlclnlt* to ?end dele?
gates to a meeting to be held st th?- rooms
<f th?- Manhattan Chess <'!.i. on Monday
evening, December i The list of dubs
Ited t.-op?rete Include? lbs follow
Manhattan, tuen, Progressive, Brook?
lyn, Brooklyn institute. Eastern Dletrict,
Lyceum, Queen? Ckainty, Btaten Island,
Hew Dorp, Columbio University, Hew
Fork University, College of the City of
N? w York, lei..-- QemMt Association,
Hoboken Chess snd Checker ?lui. snd the
Rl? ?? Chess Club, of Newark
FREDDY WELSH WINS BOUT
Beats Bloom in Ten Rounds at
Atlantic Garden A. C.
PYeddy Welsh, lightweight champion <.f
Cr?ai Britain, ?ron decisively over Phil
B.m In a t.-n-roiind boxing contest ??t
the Atlantic Oarden Athletic ?Club lest
night.
With th.- poealble exception <.f ths first.
ar.'i fourth round?. In ?hieb h,,n,,r- ?rere I
.ven. th? sturdy iltt!. Welshman had all
the better ?>f the ?going, sad were Bloom
not .-n.- of the sturdiest men In the ri?e,
? iild never have st?*>>?i up under ths
?IK
Bloom mad? s brav? st.ut. and poking a
lefl hand jab Into the Briton's fee? scored
\. it ?as not long, however, before
Welsh *Jt?i_di,-?J himself and. raining
horn.- heavy Barings, hooks and counters,
mads the Wllllamsburg boj run to cover.
It was i clear cas? Of S master me?'hani?'
competing with sn apprentice. When it
came to th? tiKtu place? Bloom eras at s
loss for th.- proper move, and was seslly
outman?uvred by Ma rival.
iti the sixth round Welsh did his strong?
est boxing, and ?cored heavilj srlth both
hand? to th? head and bod] H?* had
Bloom In ? bed ?way, bul lacked th.? power
a knockout
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WISCONSIN SEEKS LIGHT
Wants Information from New
York Boxing Commission.
itlne matters occupied the attention
?>f the .-'at.- Athletic Commission st its
weekly meeting restordaj l*erliap? ths
most Importent development w.i? th.- re- :
, eipl of s request from th-* Wisconsin
state Athletic Commission for a confer- ?
trace, which will consider weys -nd meen?
of sdoptlng .i ?cslc of weights and other
mi.- along similar lines. Correspondence
!? also l'Un, carried on with the Montana. ?
i ommleslon.
In view of the . ridencc at hand, i'atsey 1
[..in/, tta. manager .?f "Kid" Ohetto, was .
susp. nded fur sis months for permitting
"Harlem Tommy** Hopkins to box at the
Vender bl H A. C, of Brooklyn, under sn
assumed name The club ??til? lals wei>* 1
absolved. Willie Bescher was permitted
to claim a forfeit of Si?*?1- for weigh)
?iKa'.tiM Jimmy Duffy, beeauas of th>- fall
? of th.- latter to make th.* requtri'-d
weight for a recent hont at Ryan's A. ?'.
Bj : ncuee
New Zealand Wins at Rugby.
Vsncouver, n. C, Kov :'?. Th.- New '
/,. ?land All Blocks, the star rugby team
?rom th.- Antipodes, defeated Vancouver -
here to-de* bj ? ?core of n t-> o.
WALNUT HALL FARM
YEARLINGS FAIL TO
BRING TOP PRICES
Twenty-seven Head Bought for
$6,291 Which Is an Average
of Only $233.
BANDELLA HEADS THE LIST
Canadians Pay Well for Captain
Aubrey. Which Has Had Fine
Record on the Track.
Twi nt?. -s.-v.-n head ol
VValnul Mali Parm, ttoat then >ear
linga oi two-., ai ?old ? ? nt . ?
hammer al the < lid G ,.;? .?..i..
harnea? horses al Madlaon Square ?erdti
? esterdaj aft? 11.n The . :. of thi?
-t.M'k is always of th. abss
but this year the embryonic ?el-britn-a
did not brin-, the top prlci of th?. salt
by any tat ?
The i,.st prli -? ..f this lot h | ??a *,,
Bondella and ah? dowa w
W. .1. Thurston, of Pittsburgh for Mi
Bond? lia la ,i good looking II Ij foaled last
year und ?.s by Walnut Hall a . ? Bondaka
Her engagements h cltid * ? Kenteeky
Puturity, the Ho ? Ity, the
II.irse fi. view pui ..: i
Horseman, the Champ? .md th?
Matron atakea Th?
aggregated H,2M, whl h la in a-.erai?.'ot
only I--'-'
Frank ?"at,,- ? \'u?rt?*an
trainer, who ha? for tarnt
be( n locar.-.| .ni:. at the
("arden Just ?a the Walnut Hall .-to.;
waa ?oing under the hammei Mr. taton
purchased tiv. yearlings WU Mr Cktag
were Charlea Mi?h. wl dg ,,i
trotters all OTCT 'jerinaiiv; Ed Wi.tshir?,
one of the best known trainera la l'.ng
land, and C, Wall, '? - Berlin
breeder, who --iune here to a Id to their
stables.
The top prie.- of th?- afternoon area paid
for i "aptaln A trotting
atallion, by Peb i ? May
Kern. The ? i Of KM
whfa h a HI so i" ' ? ? |
bidder - - ame from Montr? al, H ?.*.
Three Rivers and Toronto. \ Croat
atarted tic i.i Iding on Cap? \ .? tey,
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