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Many a PI ay er in Football
Shines O^aly by Reflected Glory
Harvard Has Reason
to Respect Cornell
(iame on Saturday in the Stadium Likely To
Be One of the Best This Year if
the Signs Point Aright.
By HERBERT.
From *rh?' _)~pe_r te ?" *-e r.'. able a: d unpr. ;ndiced .our-e* of Infor?
mation Cen ' to be hopeful of boating Harvard in the
Stadum Hi '? Greet Herring, a great tackle in his day,
thr.. years with the cuarhinir al
Prir ? ' a on i ictober 9 by th?? .unexpected score
rf ; . . ? the aeme said
? ? ? ?. thet it bed almost unlimited
? i ? ;_?!.... Williams
t?-a. bo week 1 rnell mat, but I
: from th? the v av the bee?. '? '
'klera ha* ' . I ?? 'hem. ra'hcr than
fro'.;. ?? a reel footbell .->am."
? tin at? :,- I ? .-an be accepted
of the tram againat Pi i i inia leal
??.???..' .? J ma dial
.
: i
?
the no. sg the i
Anil f the tet
of the ?ea?or. Cornell appears to have
one of th? Btl . ' l'.e
year, ?o that Harvard can count oa
plenty of action., no rnatt.r what the
reeuli
It le Juat r-???lbl? that the apparent
atrength of Cornell ha? been empha
alied by the weaknesc of oppr r.er.'.s.
but thare 1? r.o galaaaying thr- fact that
the weight, ?peed aid power ;.a.-c beer.
a line ?. ' ste, i
r._g say?, a re.. ? I Utai
lag aeaknei laal feat wi
of an adequate defence for the i
, has been
t.st.
? ?
I play of last
i ear bo hao
(''Hei
Van
?inna" has deve. ther? who
are almoat ' ' seems
ght prefer
ant, but I
rri ng
>
. ? en i?
well fon i " seen rw
pear to ht ? .C
iaekloi
capab '? both
may | Al
, . ? ?? been
I, the
l.o pea : 7 much
? ?r ? Wi1 ? .T our7ieay
In the Penni game last ft
oetter this
1 * an last.
Sha ? lili were th? ? ???
strins -
bav?
been gi thai
t'ccabie, so good a? tl ' Cap
Barrett, on? of the greatest backs
whil? ' ns, Mueller ard '
- :
lli.Tmai , Lea nert, make up
a Ml Of bac_a '.I to
I -. ??
who played pari of the ;
game li s1
n.. ? except l'.ar
rett. He pick?
. ! and
Th.- 1
Yale eleven ii ? Hi
eed in 1
? I
ball team, it
mer : ' .: es ' I I
The chance to beat Harvat I
? that
?
torn apart
of inch mi Hard
trick, Trumbu i Pel
Still. Hanghtoi
f forwai
far better eqo
trad ay im
......
mpael
boatoi re gi
? i
_ga BBt Vii
?
. have I
? ?
other Cornell b i havoc
Beaaebody '
?aven b Sal
would b. too gi eal
?oil to ove re? ...
atrikei
""'a1 i on I
he .'* e et? i
Let it he
Connie Ma. V ? th all - ?
manat-r. '
of IP! ai re dril
this year
Colli.?, Baker,
Plank. Percy D. Haughl
planning and all I
?lag his more Import rames
without hii ?'-?
task.
Kendel!. the negro halfback of the
Spring??.',! V V C A College, was
mildly hoot*-! I y a g .. the
Bowl at New Ravea OB Sa-urdaa until
h, picked t'-c ball on? at th? air from
a long forward pas. for _ clear-, ga n
?f.,h ' thai be waa
held in atora reaped Skill commands
quick recognition
Neville, who made such a favorable
ii-pr?*?-.'.- ll real tria' as a
?varaltT halfhark for Yale on Saturday
la w'orkir.g hi? way through college and
IB decidedly popula! with hi? aaeoci
ate*
If Wait? car- .,.., .Wen.y
pound? or ae ha would he a ae
V a * a i '??'?' **- -
pound? b;1
?0 ? ;?.
he makes up _ .
bulk It atrikei
the idea .? ?
roachei
him waal ag ? ?> al mj rtanl
t n.
Some of U ... . . , Wj|]
realize that
a quarter; ?ck Ate p.- |
handling- the la
can be -
alow ??..
b-e recog? i W est re tl ?n
in the _a?t
HarVer KoBtOtOI
Idea H | i v'Hfk,
*<nd IN
?y on a college '? u Heu t1 ??? a
arvel in d.agnomng play? and a dead- i
) Ucklcr.
KAUGHTON GIVES
HARVARD NO REST
Crimson Coach Dissatis?
fied with Showing Made
in Virginia Game.
;j?T Tnissp-ta* to T?>s Tntim?.!
?"ambridge, Ma??.. Oet IR.---There
MoBasy let-up for the Hrarvard
lay. the roachr? heir.f- rj -
? th rhe ?howlr.rr against Vir
? h ?'urteil the team "'f ?.- :. Kpod
get t in trim for
- - Saturday. Joe Gilman, the rig t
real t h<
regula not on the Held, si I
I v.ru.!em,'ie retnrti of men wi.o
I ten or. the h?->->: It
? r.p-i'nr? ?nd tl.^ rubstitute?
worked again?t efteh other in more
than -nere .1 ,:-.my ?rriri-.mag?'.
? :? proper? '-elf to put on the
ttsel (.gninst the 'vanity a
? ? 'he weak.
i - *he only man hurt in
tie Virgin!? fame, wny abl? to com?
? ?? stadium, and v.!
? not ploy ngai'.s* Cornell,he il
?i ?'art work the
It wi ?h and to be rig' I
the PrineetOB genre Fr-.w? .-'? ?
the fl? plsying ? r.ing
u d indicating thai
? | ?nd Horween both were
i r '.? ?r? ( oolidge, Bolei
Thitcher. McKinlOCh wa? on crutches,
not BO Rvailnble for an
tei
? ? ?;..-. -y ?O-rldY wa?
the -rin'.e as ?ij*;h:-ic'. Virgil Is, ? Ce] '
? ?"? id tr..* U ?
... ...
ait yesi
for work, and go*
? left traca i ? tl
. .
drill wai hard and followed a
i ??? letioi . There wa?
ni hi
ind the time b? ted 1
kneisei and
, -; ?
n first .'.a?? condl
' -.man pr?.r-,
I
eana. If Horweei
,. or I no right can be
-, , |
...
ble r? t sgi
fal 1.
NO MONDAY REST
FOR THE TIGERS
Working Earnestly for Dait?
mouth Game Nexl Saturday.
' Bj ' ? .
The usual
?
? ' i rhe I ?ai ?
?
?
of thoroui .'ill In the
stage tl . ?
?
Dav?
? t to
?
the |
?.? " .
out of the
? ?
i end run, but
...
imp kicking ihould give the
I the rali.
.'mar, wa? ?ent back 7?. th? see?
day, and Lstrobe, who ha?
?
right 1
' .i ? : SBCOd rnan on the
? natural player and
? ?? quickly.
Nour?e did not i ".mag?' thi? after
... tent lefl
guard The ?crab war* hard si wi rb
Dartmouth playa, and to-morroa a
give thl a ?mall tOSt?
la eomiBg to 'o*s,ii next BotOrdaT.
While I'r.r.reton la l
1 ea1 '.a I?artmouth, the t..
brought along gradually thil week, JuBl
like las*, week, and ooghl I
.nough to give the lireen team i
"Speedy" Ku?h ?a,? he l| poiBting
only foi Harvard Bad Vale, but the
fige ought to be pretty ?harp bl Sa?
urday
"SCHOOUOYS'TO'prXY^OOLr
Team ( hampionshij? Tourne. Will
Hegin on Ottoher .10.
High tcbool gdferi have arrange.)
for a team championship tournai
?fl ? so 0? toboi '"i b1 Vbb Cort
t Pari th eight ?choola repre
- edule for *
i-h* by A :
?'? '* ' '*on.
'? ? ? SI 1 a- !.Kioptrd,
SI I ?ill [lay each of the
bei ?vi counting
Team? will eon
avers. The h d
char. ? ??'?...;. will hi
the team tourimrnr-i'. ?
lj
7 ? ?<? ? ,8 TW.?f.-8 M - ' ? ? ?
.,,'?. ? II I,? ? -,
i I Mill ?. TemL',- ? Hll ..
ri ?. ?I ?TU,
. ., ' -,
1 !, ? ? i a 1 ?
'. .
1 a T.a?. ?
vi ? int. Mil
Why Some Men Hare Taken to the Club
By BRIGGS
Coaches of Big Football Teams
Lay Their Plans for Busy Week
_ .a
Scovil Appears To Be Fi
in Lead in Race .or
Fullback Pest
at Yale.
New Haven, ere was :
?
?
game with Wi
next Saturday.
game.
?
at quartet ?
. .
mith took 1
Scovil, ?1
.
?
il
work
??nek pos
'
? I
n '
'.
?
? -
the he
?
. . . ?
? la :.
?
'?
?I
? - i
?
p
?
?
?
?
Lively Scrimmage for
Navy Football Squat
i . i ?. .
A- .
_. 1
?
for the at .
i for M
scrim
aft en ?
.? ?
11 ' arsil
. tlrely fi I ? th?
II 1 ll ;;? in if I I II
Hon evei
? ?
?
tot the pn
lagrs
liev? the i ? . ?
ing to hat i
Amherst Mas Drill
in Forward Passing
...
Amhersl
ragged ihowii
'
gnal i It ?_a?
? ?? men
1 ad to worl
Played
Knowli
acco ml room u
was on the field, but did 1
a un?- iriet
?? am through
Ishli
thro UK h a long dl
tl
and W. w ashbui
\-.. '.rr-- Bit B .ue greatly
tl I foal ut the i ?? d*
of Trinity, especially ao when they
that a teehi eallty erevi
......
e-l
that ? ? ' afte
'
ice t<
Stevens Tech. Eleven
Has Blackboard Tali.
?
?onlay, on! ?
' them. '1
about a
i which he deem???
Bllenl bape, con
..
? ? j trenl thr ugh two days Bg
ha) ?? ei "i mei
peed from the
. X
.
Faults of Dartmouth
Liids Worry (loaches
" n.a TVIbuo? J
. ti . ". I Ul met
I ?turd
out Ul
ruis?
- eh have woi
ten
. .
?
m s'il! appears unsol
t, at ft end wa ? disan
ri ted 1
who, though
gtngei :
.
arho ?? va i ted
?
'. M i
?
h limp
lity I'nr
Il ,- . .'. ?lar
te guard of last year,
' ?
e in tl
. | | ? Wort
to rum
? - r, and th? c .
-
?
-
teei i ana
Brown Lleven Ready
for Another Battle
7
n a Brown
A 1
1 . - I
t of the til
? ?? h. -t
.
? ;
was a men
.1
i rhe eoaehi
?
on, a: . the beet
?p
I'm the team at
??? i ? r flee ehow
couches are not
i. just
in t! ?
eompl? -, nee for i
Cornell Squad Starts
its Work for Harvard
I1 . .'
Ithaca, N : repara?
tion fo the Hnrvard game ne_t . atur
this afternoon, ?hen the
I the uv.al Mori
afternoon blackboard talk. ! it
. .!.ii a signal drill
' in the baseball I
? coaches realise that four days
of i,i,- i ; be eel ?
r the iad, and they
i put ifl ? M that no
I Every mai
through the Buckaell game In __e eaaa
Showing of Dartmouth Ends
in Vermont Game a Dis?
appointment lo Fol?
lowers of Team.
? practice the
Red Bl ? te | IS i I i ? - ?"??'? n thif
man at hi?
?? ?
Dar g I i ?*? ? ..? ;?' pr -?ice in
the c? -.vus on the of
? '
trly m
I
I
?
atten
Barrott ami Shiver - * tame
a eoach
ternoon
i , ' Meara, last
end.
hai '. . n ? ? ../.e up
ri will form
. practice ;h;s
?
Four of Penn Eleven
on Hospital List
I ? 1*1 -i-a;*. ?? fl ta u- ? ',
PI lad? pi S, . '?-? ?S. When the
r.. .i (? lylvanla football
reported foi pracl ice thii after
he eoaches.
titute f ere
rn linea? or
. t r : r.
and game. Neil Msthows, the best
the ?> am, ha a broken rib,
gel into
iturday,
? .
.
Bell, ite quart e ill,
I
?: the trip.
rhe eoai ? <m one radieol
change ir: the hack:.el!. Jean Itncka
ir was eonsidi red
-:ve back on th?
and who reported la for 1
time, ifti moon.
..tig?* in the lir ? .
? oviag N'< 'H from ??'iHrd to
?
on wa? de?
ectl m
NaV) game.
r v drill
rudimente, uiul then th? coache?
??i ? th" Vor
?
I ' ? h men.
BOX FOR BUTLER
AT FOOTBALL GAME
President Of Columbia Will Wit?
ness Opening Contest Saturday.
President N cholas Murray Hutler, for
ten years the foe of foctbai'. at Colum?
bia, will occupy n box at the opening
game or. South Field next Saturday
afternoon between "h?* Blue and White
eleven and the St. I.awr?nc_ University
team. Ten boxes. It was learned yes?
terday, have beer? .sold for the game
which usher? in football at Columbia.
The names of all of the men who will
occupy the boxe? were withheld at Co?
lumbia yesterday, but the holders of
five of the boxes became known about
thl eampua, -"Ine box has been re
for c,1 ..:''? . , and Mayor Hitchel, a
Columbia graduate, is expected to head
thi.-. delegation to South Field. Edwin
Gould, who gave the (ion!.I boal
?o i o. i :'? ... ha* reserved one of the
boxe , an i George Buppert ?".other.
George Renault, a member of *he class
of 1882 and a prominent alumni at th_
oniversity, has ipoaen for another of
the 1" .
The holden of the rest of the boxes
will be announced to-dav. Elaborate
preparationi have been made for the
. g game. The stands will accom?
modate more than 5,000 spectators, and
there will b itand ng room for about
1,000 additional persons.
Union Undismayed
Over N. V. U. Defeat
I Iljr 1? ?*r?ih t. Ti * 1 - MM.]
Schenectady, N. Y., net. L8. Ui
? at the handi of Mew ?ork I i
veraity on Saturday has In no ?raj
tened 1 Ga rnet team. It is. gen?
erally fell bei . ' ew York Univer?
sity deserved to win.
A larger ?quad turne,1 out for prac
to 'iuy than lia appear...1 on Alex
Bi dor Field In week?. Fn d I ?
head coach, put the men throuph a hard
drill in the fundamentals O? the .rame,
getting baeb t., first principle?. The
tackling dummy came In for some roti^h
nee, and in the icrimmago street wa
. ; on toe timing ol plays and pre
n n handling the ball.
"Corky" Moynahan and Captain Jen?
kins, who d i i themselves in
the game ai New York, both report?*'!
c mdition 'h- afternoon. Pate
Starbuck, captain of laat year's Veraity,
has taken over the coaching of the
i- i team and will direct Its work in
future.
This change was made to give the
present Varsity a chance to go again*1.
that is not ?o familiar
ns if i i ?- ,\ toeond teams ?...
u in;; the ?am?- plays and formations.
Columbia to Meet N. Y. U.
in Practice Game To-Day
?V.etcaifs ?Men, Eager for Scrim?
mage, Expect to Make Im?
pressive Showing Against
Reilly's Squad.
Kelsofl ">'??-:.*? !-?'?'<? h's Colombia
? ?? - ay, to
? .
-
? . ' .te,l b\
. ?? aw of th?
. ? * i : ..
Metcali
. :
Il '
? am for to day*? ihoiS
m j list ?i ' nee
th?
the aboenca
aad the ty of ado 1
" ?
Calf '?' I? ? OBt Korr.?and in i .
.? ?proiaed foo*
gave "Eddie" a
. i ::. faver - ' :
?tnng man. Thompson and U 'ade ',,n
u ?? rnata d ?? I? fl - .'ap-am Si
la'a plan?, and Hrown an.l N'ohle
tt entra i
?
the head coach, a? neither mar m- *.?
ure? up tr> th? BtOttdttl
| whs ?u- fl reed BBt "7' th? game rao
ne- - - ,,1-r, ? th O api -"?red collarbone.
.'-..-a. wa? la al ttttll? ?&-a. ___
made a strong showing. He seem? to
ton the plttC? from
ei.e-is and
?'. to fathom OUI p'ay?. although
many pour. : ?
Hi? spposrane? in the line idd?
? | defei ????? ?? .g'h of
the teai i booa th?
f. Illllsi si I Btovsr
to..?, ?.urn.? at running rhe team, while
th? r in H* usual :
Healy, left t.-. ble; Kennedy, left goord;
?id; Baenooyer,
. i, iipht half, and
r, t'ulil.ack.
r? day'i ?ctica ?crimmage with
Tom Beillj \ orb University
. I White th??
iro tost il boa bod jrot aad
:ia to both U
ondoahtodly much
strong r, if any ifldieotion can be had
from the S1 | . ..-ais -'
.' torday, when the up ?tater? wer.? de
feated 10 to 0 I will ?erv.*
:?i?er up tl..- Unlverait) Height?
boys, however, vvho have had no ?crim
rr.aging line? Sa* . |
The Columbisa? will" pu* forth their
Itrorg.-r saTortl to make a good ?how
ln,f. They have had no ?crinimagmg
?inc. Friday and indulged in no prac?
tice at all Saturday, met of them a?
* ? ding the New Vorl. University game
a long rest the*,- ar?? re-.dy and
eager fti a har.l ?criii.ma-.-e md th-ir
I Bg will go a long '.va\ tOWOfd de?
termining their chance? for a victory
in the opening game with lit. Lawrence
an avausa-oajr.
CREW CAPTAIN
DEFENDS RICE
Bratton Takes Exception
to Editorial Criticism of
Columbia Coach.
Captain N'orman l?ratton, of ?he Co?
lumbia 'varsity crew, cam? to the front
yesterday with a vigorous defence of
Jim Rice and his m?thode of M
men for his crew, followirg an ed I
criticism of '.he rearing coach and his
work in Tha BpeC Btor" laat week.
"The ? ' .' ?" criticism was based
on a '. ? - tten by N. 0. Kockwood,
late 'reasurer of the cr-i-.v. '.a'e In
.'Timer, in which he flayed the uii
r their a thy and lack
of ei
j(r... Hates
?
ten!
"Let him who
ton, " ind de
termine tl who are
able to erew, Oh, y?-s. practically all.
Are they trilling to ? ? r the
c,--..m ? Aaaueraly bo, Than 'he call
, comes for candidate.. A larga
out appears. What they thought wa?
ttling an <? i
the water they I H
quiring the
a combination of
cal v.
ing blood and pantin.* I ir than
le the
Very few are i
sterling quality to ttand the teat Sud
?* they And a c'.-., It I I .rl'eres,
? i ana, 1 lidn'I get a
chance, they can'* report regularly, and
other excuses tl --
ia to cover ti i .ther.
The Spectator's editorial rersion in
that the system Is at fault Why. Be?
cause "unless a I I ! ; ' ?'
qualifications and ability in a short
be is give
tive fo report or continue practice, ai d
is, ?n many cases, ridiculed a.-.:
couragod until the time he is cut from
tha i luad An lluatration of the way
has worked ".it -* feuad in
the fad 7hat at least two men
on la?1 year's Vanity crew wer??
in the freshman year discouraged from
row ing al all.
"ii'v many men show exceptional
qua fleatione in a short while? One
out of a hundred. It takes four years
nan The ??
lion this oar-man points
out hi? fault? and h? i ??. corred them.
If this constitute? 'ridicule and dis?
couragement1 s.- tern should
be abandoned. No incentive \? given
to reporl and continue predice ai
bis own will, and i1-. was tha strength
of w?l and dele minai thoae two
'varsity men 'discouraged from rowing
at ell' 1 le th? at stick 'hrough
thick and *
day after d.iy for three long years un?
til they mad?- good, [f 'his is discour?
agement let us hope that every man
that tema out for en .raged.
Of the seventy freshmen who reported
last fall how many were physically
capable .' Not 5 per cent.
"Coach Rice is a master moulder of
: ttamina. He builds up
crews from material that Would be ab?
solutely rejected at uriy Other Bui*
?.ils m thea
'._ lity man sw?
him. Every alumnus honors him. 1! s
system produces these results. Shall
we abeltsh It. No! I.er us take off
our ha*, to the Oread old Man o? the
rearing game! "
a
DEVON FOUR CAPTURES CUP
I'efeats Aiken Tigers in _____* Peeled
Came at Hr> n Ma? r.
! ??.. "'?' II The Devon
polo ?? I the Aikei
?lav by a score of " to ?'. m an ex'.i.?
itumn toornamen!
cup at Bryn Hawr. The
earned ai! of their goals, wh I?
Tigers received! one by handicap and
?cored live
At the <-n.i of the regulation i itfht
periods the ?'? ?re ? aa 1
lina s ? r the winning goal after _
minute? and 88 BOCOads of play i . the
ninth per.... i
MADISON SQ. GARDEN '
Tuesday, Oct. 19th
COFFEY vs. MORAN
B?>\ ?iFKiri: Mi? ?>l'l _.
.DMI*-IO> SI 'H'.
Telephone SI"o M...I,* .n >,,n?re.
HARRY LE GORE
LOST TO YAH
FOOTBALL TEA?
Back-field Star, with Four
Other Athletes, Declared
Ineligible to Play.
SUMMER BASEB.AU
CAUSE OF IT ALL
Captain Milburn. of the \,r.
Among Thnve Who Violated ?
knie of Eligibility Code.
-,
? -.
Mebj
mtasm?
' ?''??? Yale
?' ' I* ?T8
Igi tr. -g,
ucivun
?tr
net, ?du
IT? J
? ?it. ai*
id of for ca.tetn of tun
seaeon'i eltrven; Arthur M. llilbtira ??
HaverV.raw, N. Y , capta!*; ?? th. BjBa
baseball team for ?th? ?voratai Mae?
East on, Spencer Pompellr ?4
Robert G. Rhett, jr.
Ca??tOB ii an ou.*V.3?t ?m (be bas
ball teats and a ha.fback ?a the tan
ball ?*u*avd: Pamp.lly U . tint tO\ai
pitcher, and Kr.ett an outfleller.
I.eGore 1? cor.?idered th. hen ihwv
a.e hai ever had, andii rtpntal
to hav.? refused ??? ofttr of i I?.D0I
B by i oBBto MkI,!*
phia Athie? i. Milbin
. nase on tci Y ill ttta
last ?SI
The : ? f th? IneltgibUlt? ef tit
7.-C a'h.er.? came a. a great iboet
to the undergraduate! to-nlgbt TV?
amps? la ? ftv
a. and .ver. when It wit tit
I
th? ??dimita
- ?' iw to be realized, for Tall hi?
? 'r- : I lue ow .n !t>l?t:.L
It m? thst th? tosB ? I
I hern cooEtt?!
ra places ou* of r.in? on tb.
team. The most itnni.UU
. however, was for the footbij
?, i ml
.
ttentl] . ? NBM?
I year ha? been on the scrub
The ?
.
? the ca?e:
"Th" ?? 'e'.ter i? ma .
the Yale
loeistion in order that
may receive the honorabl? re- .
to whl
IS. ltlk,
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e Ait's
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"'We, 'h-- undersigned, r.e-nbtn t?
the Y? teio at
played
flub aina, '-at
ng board and riorri to tb?
?cjrtrt?
?he provision in the Yale r
? received board ft*
? - lummer baieball ihall reprt
itl t? ."-. ?I '" of 0? P?*4
for hoard and ?odgirg tub*
j furnished him bv th? dob
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wo did, although '?'.If t?
.-. viol?t* the rule, we Y.ttt
thdraw from eompotitieB in iaur?
-rtata a'.hlet -
"'Signed, Arthur M. Mi'.burn, Wljb
?am Eaaton, Harry W. LeGor?, Spice?
A. P impelly, K bort 0. Rhett, jr.'
"It in, per h apa. .?uperfluous for tw
of the Yale ITalverilty Athlttt.
A?.e^iatioti to comment on the teta
going lettor. It seem? only fa'.r, ho?**
ever, to the player-, ligfling It for tat
association to expresi pub.iely ite 10
.... | ?came of the carol mbo? ?1
,*r< an.i eommltte? tbaea ??
.advertently violated tb? tilt
men*: .
"Th-- o:?cer* of the ???oclitioc rifl
upon the continued Inters?! ii- t?-*"*"
eration of these player! in ev?ry etf,
pecially in making ce*-*4?ln M
nono of their ?accessor? are. ^nUf
re, ever plait- i ir. such ? SAr
lit i
For th? Yale Athletic *_>
Robert N. C?orwt?, BJBffl
.:?orge 1'armly I>ay, triai*, nr.
What bridges the gap ^
tween Summer and WinW
better than a light ?fig?
?"Scotch Mist?"
Handsome Fall overcoat? of
rough Scotch cheviot.
Ramproofed.
Kxclusive with us.
".Scotch Mists," $28 to $35*
?R.*??t.r?a<l Tr?<-> Mark
There's reason in raglans*
Absence o? shouider ??*?*?B,
makes for smoother ht.
Our newest idea in u???
suits has a radian shouloer.
Eveiything men and bof?
wear.
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Broadway B^5T?
atl.'.fhSt. "The ?t34*-*
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Broadway Corner?- Vli_]?__
at Warren ?t41**

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