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Dropping One Over from the
^OTard Line Gives the_ Thrill
of a Homer
Calcium Now Turned
On Football Fields
Virginia Comes North
Again. Hoping t<> Beat1
Harvard, as It Did ^i ale.
PLENTY or GOOD
GAMES aSCHEDULl D
Test for Army anil N.iw I cams
This Afti rn.">n Union l<> Play
N i \ .'rk i leven Here,
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sraiTifs
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throuf
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?uch '? men will
basa rassin -
ptnen '
af the IS
tail .
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I'artmouth be-.
ii yoai s| ?hilo
gama
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a p<- Fred 1 '??'?:?
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from all ? ? ugh adrai
booa i
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in the
f?.t Broa
far ta- n this
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College <
lodged
Um t?ame
matched a real ?g? at
a ?core of ?< to n, and
??'.....
lag up to I
?. to turn iba tal
Pordham,
?aten
tata! CoUeg? i
Amtierst Drills
for Trinity Garre
7-.' i,. ]
IjjV *???'.? IS.?A heavy
W_ ? ?'?".ti.all
W The te?m ?pent ?n hour
?tari
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COLUMBIA SHOWS
WELL IN SCRIMMAGE
Battle for an Hour Against Some
Former Football Stars.
.n-,b:a work? long after
dark ting
.
rrub
raced th?
... eon
m il for a tnigh!
? rg and Paul Wit! i
?
Ike Ti _ Piaher, Jin ';mson
nf the ?
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Itmt ? ? eh the
stop.
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t for a !
?. nevei
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? ade a
back o? the
1* waa or defenahre play, however,
rail Itei
? - ? ?:. and
?? folloWl
th?
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? r the
- ? < : earl oi every
- never far ,
... ttle !
? ? of the playa
rected at the c< f the line
?_?rkies. I ? erthalOBI
bit ? ip the few
paaa playa 1 the scrub at?
el and Btovai each had a whirl
a' ? -is looming
every dny lie 1?
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ah litj to
-. ball Manabaeh, Littauer
? ? , rest of ' -ie
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ne was decidedly en
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It -rday *>ractice fame
will be played this afternoon Captain
? | ?:de lines, and
i te get in the line?
ase of a heavy
haa Be] off the team
for more than a week.
Navy Meets Quakers
with Crippled Squad,
.
Am -. Oct. 16 A crippled
fa re of a num
men to approach lust sea
madi neeeessry an I
I the Naval
elevi ? ? gsma B|
inia to-mor
?
The Navy coach?-. are expecting to
?ee more ;,f the old fighting spirit of
avy than in previous game
., and are hopeful that a .
? v: will be n
Lieut ,ram announced the
e-up :
I,.ft end rthy; lef1 'nckle,
Holt
Jon? guard, Smith, riL'ht
tackli, ? ? ? end, Blod
aptaii ..?
Martin; right halfback, West
not.
la a new comer on the team.
? ? i.re new .n their
perienc of the former
BVing been in the hacklieli:.
.,? end. Broadfool and Ken
? rthy have had but a! ,-'- I BXpi rience
on th?- Aral team. Seventy-five Penn
en will be the i f the
for the game, und 'he
which will follow. The Penn?
sylvania iquad remained in Haltimore
. ht, and will come to Anna]
to-morrow.
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Dartmouth Coaches
Make More Changes
. H? Nasrai _*?___>TUB? -
Hanover, N. H., fi<? |fi With 'he
game sj,'ain*t Vermont to-morrow the
Dartmouth football t?-iii will make It?
?: M um ni Oval until
ovember 18
sha)
1 ? Raid in the line-up to morrow are
Injuries to
-. ? ?? mill.
In the practice this sfternoon the
lied the ?-quad 01
. ? G
. - .
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held U"
The eoacl I ' inclined to take
. I
mon!
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I, and both
d !'
will bi irterl a I niel
excha
? eld.
The pi i ' ? -
end; M ?-An
M err I ?
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-
Duhamel, fullback i ? i .yler and
??Id.
.. ?u Brown, of B. A A . referee;
? Harvard, ampin; Larkln,
nesman.
Lacrosse League to Meet
The United States Inter-Collegiate
Lac roas? I ? ?_.-??? a a meeting at
..???:?? Hotel this afternoon
at 2 o'clock to arrange for it.? annual
meet. ?
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COMMERCE AND
EAST ORANGE
ELEVENS READY
Game One of Many Treats
on .Scholastic Football
Card To-day.
The High School of Commer? i
face ?? ? teSB of El
High Schoo . arl 11 ba? been bis i I
broad tl tbl." '
thi? fear-on, on l.rnox Oral, U BOS Ave
iCiernoon.
?rams ?rill : at 2
Ml ?very sign carries
i ? ?rill be
fought.
This is only one eourM in the
which i ' ??"? of
port. Manual
v. m eagaga the
from N?w York Military Atjadem?
Hall High
. | face l!i?\ Killte at Weil
"?..-.i. Mon
ind De Witl
ton a ? ettls of th? l i
?
Commerce
Orange will marl? the reoj
betw? sn the
? on the
on in ?907, ? the
to 0 aftor a tot
, ?
mere? ba? n wealth of material
for thii year'i team and the boyi hav?
?hown flA.es of ability. Aftei ? limp?
ing ?tart again?,; Stuyvcsant the team
wa? wl ?B] .? i by Pawling, bat camo back
splendidly against Boy*' High and won
convincingly. It is ready for the gaata
and confident, too. The great weahaoM
displayed In the Commerce team thus
far has been a luck of tactic-, and foot
been ralle?!
p.i 'p. their strategic
ral is. Th? a 1 ? laek of
certainty In 'he pla. . Boys'
il , . CBOOl.
Great reform? hava booa worked dar?
the last week and great reform?
will have to be worked If victory is to
be won againil th? Jereey lads Ea
Oraagi : "??I ?lr111**?! in the
mentals, witl i itrong defence
and a vers.-.t.if, forceful sttscs. It has
crushed sll ? thtt? fsi Bad I?
'?nt of victory to-tlay.
Manual Training will have it? hands
I - ith the team from New- York
Military Ac? Sd teams arc tra?
il at th? Cornwall ?ehool, and
? la no exception. Hen?
der?.'ii, the iinaational quarterback, is
Bg from the team, hut other men
have. ?? to his place, and tho
s not too ?eve*-**?, Th? Broohlya
ihowed their worth In no uncer?
tain manner again?' Commercial "n
1 leadsy. It II a well rounded, power?
ful team *hnt play.? BOBfld, aggressive
f?.o?ball thronghooL Last year the
won by a ?core of
20 to 0.'
Boya' High School, which i? looked
upon as the Joe Grim of the griiliron,
will tack!? Adelphi Academy at Adelphi
Field. In the flush of enthusiasm and
* ? lene? inaplred by thai tone'1
* Commerce, the Boy?' eleven
may tear loose and experience the tl rill
of ?rinning a name for the ftrat time
since 1912 lome time. There .- littl?
likelihood t.t" this, of course, for Adelphi
ha? :i team quite up to the Bl lal
lard,
Tb? fur will fly when Erasmna Hall
and Bay Ridge clash al We?; End Oval.
Eraimni hai been working out with
mbia during the last several days,
and has gained much through associa?
tion with the college men. Bay Ridge
th" tandard of last year'?
team, bat ?t atill for? I ? ei agh to
eojM with almost any ?itustion thai
.
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Loughlin Lyceum
in Church League
' B| Lyceum, of Greenpoint,
tted ns a member o? I i
Athletic League al the annual
eetii f the organization al th?
etic Club last sight. Four?
teen clubs were represented bj dele?
gate?.
Frederic,. J. V. Delaasy, of the st.
? lob, wa- unaaii
? ? ? " . year.
?' th? Grace Athletic
1 11 II-'-' again
i ? ?rie? pn ?ideal and s.-cr.
' ' ely.
It ? II .''?'! 'hat the annual
BBtrj . I ampion il Ip run would
? l on December 11, the eon?
? ?
I three-man bowling and ?
?nal! ehampionah ip ? ai
agreed to be awarded.
Penn State Primed
for Gettysburg Lleven
PeBi . . '.-? 18 I'.'* ?.
? ? ?
I im? with Getty? bni g to morros
linemen had a thorough drill to
? blocking and breaking 1 ?rough,
? ich of the
? . .
?
??
c eonteat, but if
'.'? ...'J and hi< mate? obi
? i? probsbl? thai
? nd itring ?
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Conway Wins in 48 Innings.
' ai i i| 90 played eon
Ifl ? ?? .- Bg Krank
a gBB ? "? th? hai
th.*?-;-. three cushion billiard tourna
.'? raiflg Ida Billiard '?
nighl y s ??? ir? I
fort? eight inn
ray hariBg high nji I
?
Harvard Awaits Invasion
S of Eleven from Virginia
Coaches Hope to Put Strong?
er Team on Field than
in Game Against
Carlisle Indians.
Oel 16 The
? . .
?r.ned
i gam? ti BMrrew, em
?. I an several problems
team ?ill not be up to
Harvai
? - ? . >,.
troncei thai which
I Indians a ?_?. k age
Tht
ii an ?r.d Tar-.u at t??-_!i ,
lis I -the substitutes, tak
i-( I H;,r*f aid Sour?. Will
1 i ? rsr, and with Taylor
I Da Imun,
e of th? ? expected to
? than it di<! Bg
? i ,'. .... who will run the
. a ' ?
except on of
. i e tal
?
defenc? that
'.'- h - in and Kin?_ will
? ha beekfleld, and Hai
. game iheuld he i ? ??. ? ? . n any
?
Haughton was not on the field
led to New- York,
are <
?? i I ran I - ?? . ?.aching
- . ?ed by l?"
who
i i.n to be a
.ii .. ractiee for the
real f the year.
The Nine and a Half Tee
By BRIGGS
Big Football Teams Must Face
Hard Tests in To-days Game
Yale Will Try New Backfielt
Combination Against
Eleven of Springfield
Y. M. C. A.
Bi Pi ****** '? the Tr:>ur.e )
New Haven, Oct. |g. Vale will try I
new backheld combination in the gam
against the Springfield Training Sehoo
to-morrow. ?'aptain Alec Wilson wil
make his initial appearance this seasoi
a* i;uarterback, am! i.e Gore will star
at fullback for the first time. Mai >co
v : will play left halfback, and e.the
Smith or Neville will plav the othe
half.
A new man in the line-up to-morrov
will be Von Holt, who played in severa
of the ill?-,:, si-a-on game? la?t year, bu
ha- i.o' had a chaiuv :ti a game thi
season. He will play at guard. Thi
line-up of the team, according to th?
coaches, will be: Lett end, Me
left tu.-kle, ?'. Sheldon; left guard, Voi
Holt; cii.tie. War; rijrnl guard,.!. She!
? .?n' tackle, Batea; right end
Allen; quarterback. WilsOB; left half
back, Seovil: right halfback, Smith 01
Neville; fullback, I.e Core.
Way's return to entre was necessi
tated by an injury to ?'nrl White, whr
has been playing the position regular
ly. White twisted hii right fool badlj
in scrimmage yesterday un.! WBI m
crutches to-day. He will not he able t(
play for several days Way, however
is considered as rood a playei a? White
Neville, who may play in the back
sa pro.lue' of la-.* year'i fresh
man eleven. Hill Savage, who took
Wilson's place yesterday at quarter
back, will gal a chance at that position
to-morrow, onleaa thinga g<> too badly
m which ?a-.- Wilson will probably rur
th?- team throughout the gani>\
Savage - a brol :.. i ?.; I i Sa ..??
who played on Ted Coy's team, Thai
Wh? IB l'."1'. ti:?- la.-t t.me Yale ;
the Springfield V. M. ? . A. Traininjj
School, On 1 easion Vale woi I
? . o acora
Such B result is not expected to-mor?
row, although it it believed that th?
rill win. 1 daring th?
few d lyi the _ a le I rk ha?*
? ??.. arai
practically a reel for the m?-r. |if| ?
nal practice and ., I ? rill in tackling
'leak:!.g through being the only
work. In addition, ?everal of the men
an 'he Val I i i v.- i individual talks
on their fault? and merits.
Tad Jon? itar and now
coach at Exeter, wa oi the field this
? md watehi : drill,
hut took ne part it. tl foacl g Re
i? here with th.. Exetei team,
to-morri w.
Cornell Has a
Blackboard Talk
[Bi H ?am ? ? i. ? T
IthacH. N. V . Od II ' rnell's final
preparation 'hi- afternoon for the
ted o ?
a blaeh ird talk, ! a red by a inappy
I a I a I drill.
irpe announced tonight that
arsit) line | .ce the
Pennsylvania team to-morrow,
son, the tackle, a I ,n the
n hie ]
tion. At least half of the '-.
enter the game after .? continued ?
During 'he Ias1 week B ? tl
rerieh sad th?- and . Shi Iton at. .
dor, were in none of the
W ? .',.? ?here i5 a COI ?mount
of eoi i the ( lornell head*
rtei I 1 th? l! ?? ' *?? mor
ree 'l game, Hue..- to put
BI a good f.ght and give the !'.?
White ele- test?
worth than in any former ?
The Bo? I ? teai igei 165
t leaat ten |
r than i'ornell, hut with I
' hacks Buckaell will pr
aaahe up f??r this defieit Bucknell
irrived last night and wer* tl
lighl praci ??? th - afteraoen
Army Faces Colgate
in First Real Test
'111 IMlM ?? ? m I - !
West Point, N V, Oet 16 The first
real test for the Armv eleven la prom
laed for to-morrow, when the eadeti
will lin'.-up against Colgate la their
annual clash. West Point h?d its
work out thi? evening. when the
coaches drove it Ihr?.ugh a half hour's
hard signal drill and supplemented it
Leading Football
Games of the Day
Sprint;field ??. \ .tic See. ll.iw-n
Lafayette ??. rrin?-e??.n. Princeton
\ ir.lnl.i \?. ll.irtur.l ? aiiilirlil??
Calaste is, Wen i'"int MTeal PatM
leriin.iit ,. I 'art m.iiit h. llBBQTff
r?llll?4 I Vlllll.l T?. VllllH |ilill? *illll..|ll?li?
William? ??. Ilrottu I'ruvltlenr*
Hahleabers re. Bals?n n.? BMaewtch
I nion ??. Net? "...ri. lait. llhl?. liel.l
Km i.i.f-11 re. ' "....'it .... . nim. j
CarUale re. Ftttatargfc Ftttabarsrh
Irliiit? \?. Xmlier.f. Iliirtloril
H?, i. i rot* t?. ptfit- testa?, aran eat a?
I'fiiii. Mute ??. ?.rttt ?loir*.Mat' < "H?*e
I iirilli.ini ?? f ?nui. \?*l?-..l"rflhiini 1'iel.l
s.riiiiit?. t? llo? heater S| ri?. u?e
Desrgetaaa ra? v ? iir<?iinii..Va?ii?nfi<.n
??trTeti? if i.. ??. Baesffacd Bsaohn
Wrslr.an t.. Ilot?.loin M I.I'll, to?, n
i rsiiui? ?a, swartaaaeee ? ..iirgetiiie
with a lengthy SMSiOfl at the blocking
ami tackling dummiM,
All ' llsri s m BA hand and
the eoachei ??.'?? everj sa? a chance
to get into rhe lignai play. So many
shift? have been mad? in the 'varsity?
make-up this week that it la ImBOIll
l?le tO lay just Who th? coaches will
BM to-morrow at th? out let of tl ?? game
The most probable liae-up is the way
the men were used in ?he signal drill
to sight, ???? h eh ws? with big McEwsn
St ?entre; O'Hare, right gaard; Parksr,
right tackle; Redlield. right end;
Meacham. left guard; Captain Weyand,
left tackle; Ollphsnt, loft em!; Nay?
land, quarterback; Ford, right half?
back; Mitchell, left halfback, and
? ' . fullback
Mea? ?-.'?. I.mise may keep him
. at of the fray, i . ' -horten his
itay, and il t Joi -il get
in at guard. MurnM will alten at?
with .*-.'?> la nd si Bd Colo, the
: ? ' rill prob iblj got a ehsneo
durini ? ig? ' : th? '?"'..'? ' '
play a* I ilfbaek Tl e A hai great
prowess, sad rr.e
? " to wiri
to tnoi row - gam. .' ? id with
? margin ri?
Lafayette Primed
to /Meet Tigers
7
. ' let It?, I.a .
:.*.ion? to-.lav foi
th? i'i ittle. There WBI
- . ' ' ':?'?'.
the piav? *" be . . ? the Tisera
.....
ho*h ? r and running down
? ? real
? il and the
: ? JCC'.-s
|
? ? ? team pia.
Priael
The teen ????-. ! na ap ng-. aat Priaeo?
Is, Low? snd
bon ? klos, ' iad Ryon ;
? Gulick; centre.
! ? irterbael ' ? ?? r ; hall
It; I ' :. ?
.
toi
N. Y. U. Waiting
for Union Lleven
i York Hai i ?? rslty ?' tl II
g" drill sei
I . ?? ? ? Union
itoin, Erwig ? !
itil
01 '-elient cor i
for 1
EgBB pritctised ?onie drop
???nd hleki Caaa'a long
?o play a large
? la>.
Th.- for the game
w-ith I'mon foil.-t- BTaldaiai
tackle; Zmimerle,
.- lai Sokolowor, centre; Hoii-e,
right guard; > ? ght uckI*;
Egai . ? en?l: Mar?!ey, quarterback;
? sna, loft halfback; Erwig, right half?
back, and Bernstein, fullback.
Colgate Eleven Off
for West Point
Hami!*on, N Y. ??et l.V The Col?
gate football team left thli moraiag
for West Pohtt, where they will fac ?
the ?'rung Armv team t" morrow. Tl...
team ha. been handicapped this week
Cornell Squad Gathers al
Blackboard on Eve of
Contest with Men
from Bucknell.
I... an unusually large hospital list.
La ? week Horning and Grady ware
? ired, and have only been able fo
serimmage once. As a result I '
Rocheater game Captain Abell, ?
eer and Anderson were injured -?
the) have had s rest I reeh i ??>
broke h snkl? nmage last
Thursday and will be out of the game
for the remainder of the y?
Carrol!, who played tackle against
Reeheater, a '? be al ei : ti-.. to moi -
row. Horning, right tackl.-. haa beOJ
shift? d to guard Wee1 will he at left
tackle and Captain Abel: and ?
will play right tackle and guard, re
ipectively, Stewart and Neilson are
inly available ends, In the back
Seid, Anderson b1 quarter, Gille i!
and Hubbell end Roberts at halfi will
andoubtedly be the ehe i.
Fordham 'Varsity Has
Tussle with Scrub
The Fordham Varsity eleven had _
twenty-minute scrimmage with the
scrub yesterday. Treanor, centre,
Morcaldi, quarterback, were not on ?he
and / ;- do ii.-ful whether they
will gel lato te-day*a game agaiaat tl a
Connecticut "Aggies," which marks the
opening of Poraham'fl home Bcasoa.
. Special stteation wai given yester?
day to the kicking, Dr. Cuaack tak'n.
g? of this department. The asm
i'oo'h-1.. hleaeh? rs, leal ing i ,000, ar i
finished.
Millhouse to Do
Brown's Punting
i?, Maarasa t_ t - T>
Providence, Oct. 18. Brown had a
long drill on signal formal BI -; -
afternoOB in preparation for the gam??
with William- to-morrow afternoon.
The eoaehes, ticipating a c ? ?ame,
did nol " ork the men bar I
the majority or' the time In drui
to them. IIillhouae t.Ive I
? of attention in the kicking de
pa.ant, and go! away half a ?losen
long punts.
The eoachea who have been watching
W11 ?. i
thai thi open itjle .ame will be
lerabl) Outsidi of Bi see and
' tain Andrew-, who receivi : slight
injuries m the practice during the
w<. ?. the -'i lad I n good pi
line-up for to-morrow afternoon
will be : Weel right end; Farnum,
right tack'.- .well, right
tre; Wad..
_
Purdy, quart illback;
!
Millhouse. left halfback.
Penn Coaches
Still on Fence
- : ? ? '
lelphia " ? II rhe Uaiver
? .m ran
. -
roi I ? game with th?.
.cad? t Am ' I ?-mor?
row, tted, but
?
,-- . which
all th? igain -t
ere reheai lad
r Baltimore to ? ght, and will
compi- irney in the
_ ineerta
expect againat the Middiea. Th i -
tal, but
that al ? ? i ? f the
? ? a ill v a p?.r -
Phej H gura that
'??? ima ?s a better fullback than
Deei are in
to Tighe and v\ elsl is half
. big d egation of ? 11 ac
eon pany the team il train. The
hau a ! aea iai ited to
be the . . the Naval Aeudemv for
luncheon.
Sophomores Win Again.
Continuing their recent lucceasei
ty College aophomorea defeat?.?!
the freshman yesterday m a '<
country dual meet by B score of M tO
_.'. S. Cohen, 'IX, came aero--,
ner in the good time of 17:44 for the
1 1%-mila course.
TIGERS READY
FOR HARD TEST
Rush Still Uncertain About
Team That Will Face
Lafayette.
;n. T?>?r?rh tetta* i ? |
Prince'on, N. .1 , Oet 16. Princeton
will have a chance to show tiie results
of the pas*, week's offensive coaching
to-morrow, when 'he Lafayette team
I to town. -Iiee.v Rush hopes to
win the game, but expect? *? tough fight,
in spite of the fact tnat I.afaye**
lost both of its gamei so far this
All of Princeton's games so far
been with heavy, line rushing
team? and in Laiayettc It mee!
?? of play
'liiere was no scrimmage this after?
noon, bur the prart: < WBS full of
ted ? ? pretty
for individual faults, and in a
v scrimmage of an hour the 'v.ir
. ! m. ths off? asivs almost
'ime.
It was not certain to-nigh*: just what
the line-up would be for to-morrow,
The tackle? and halfback.- are the poei
.. hich are itill in doubt It .
and Brown will ?tar! at ths ends, hut
the latter .s ao!
? 11 be replaced by Wilson. Mc
Lean will be one of the tackle.-, but it
i- problematical whether Halaey or
KaufTman will star* on thi oppoaite
side of the line Kaufman hat
been in good shape all week, but Mal
- v. ry ?t.-?:;. lio.rg and N
tackle, and Gennert, centre, will com
the line.
Captain Click will he at quarterback
. - a! fullback. Shea ?rill play
bul ' has not been d?
ike the other. Tibbott, who
??cored all P i points in the 1.?-'.
te a games, ? in eond l
may be 'hat Eddy ?t Charles will
.- shown up
- th? moat
of the ' ?ro, but ' lharie - li aim? M
? t., _,-<??. in before the game ie
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Rutgers Ready for
Muhlenberg Lleven
New Braaawiek, N. J., Oct. i.v
George I iter Sanford put Rutgers
through light practice this afternoon m
anticipation of the gams with Muhlen
barg to-morrow. The backrield con
liated of Taiman, Bracher. Elliott and
Scarr. Wittpenn may start, but he i?
bothered by a bad kr.eo.
The return uf Miller, the husky
rentre, who ha? been ou. of the game
, ,-t two Weeks, will probably
' . ? m shifting Mason to guard.
,'t will pay the other guard posi?
tion. Nash and Uendell are slated for
i tackles and Kockafeller BB_ Austin
| lor end?.
NOUREDDIN AN
EASY WINNER AT
LAUREL TRAa
.Springs Surprise in Mile
Hand ?tap, Beating Some
Good Ones.
Laurel, Md . Oet is. \,>ort?(llp
trhich u?ed to run with I ? ? ,.,.
v. hen h* wa? owr.ed by F. T. W.i?..
jr., handily defea-e ? H ?-,?? j o(
onea, i r'- i ling a forn ,.^
Montresor, an.) H c RsUesatjSjn
Blue Thistle, in the one-mil? handi?-*?
??as the fea* .-<? ? the card h?r
?.. lay
?* ? has bat a
?reer ?;r,c* h. op?
rase from ?**??;.
immei -.'mort.
Shortly after -to M.rt.
tvas elaln ' ?r.ofj...
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It *??>*
? -??ting.
another ? ? ?
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ton ihowe I fh? <>,. * \-, .
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from England a? a yearling. It ???. -
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After Fred? flllt, V.f.
gima M.. ???? ai id .r onj
a:Ti..- .- '..va'or >ul
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?? another run-up in th? lir
'?'? en Cor?ic? for R ?\
???a? booit? : from MOO t?
',;. W, !' B ireh, and wai It.
?o his form..
Th?- trap - v from tai
rain of ye?i ibtfal if
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p ?nee George '? it ae rr...
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pouods.
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Stevens Rests Before
Meeting Haverford
For the Aral * ?..I -te*k! th?
I the r
unifo- -, tne h*?l
coach, decided r n . r. h*.? ?
ihr. of ri?-? ' .- H?verf?rd
this afternoon at Hob. ??????. and tit
voted an hour or - luring them.
The rest was c?: ? .*om? t*
the 'varsity liai I them ??"?
not in good ih .pe, . wNbb,
that lomo ?< ? 11 W
mob In the lin? to-n ? ? M?r?hil!.
who ha? been j md ?1! m?
?on, .
his i I ?
Hopk
I hardware]
Ha.d wear - that's ^ one
feature of our suits of * fore?
fathers' (loth."
We've reproduced as nearly
as possible the cloth of I62U
substantial stuff and might)'
h.iud>ome.
Butternut brown, olive
green and grey the color?
worn by the Puritans.
^"Scotch Mist" overcoats ?re
bigger than the weather.
They're smart Fall coats?
and they're also raincoats.
Everything men and boy?
wear.
?aestotereS Tr??i? M?rk
Kix.tks Pr.KT Company
Broadway Broad*?-?
at 13th St. "The at 34th si
Four ? .
Broadway Corner*- Fifth A*?
at Warren at?*-*