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BOXING??LAWN TENNIS?GOLF
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1915
PABT II K>l K PAGI
Princeton Displays
Wonderful Form in
Beating Dartmouth
figer Eleven Scintillates Both on
Attack and Defence, with
Accuracy in Kicking Its
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VISITORS COMPLETE
22 FORWARD PASSES,
Vgainst Bewildering Attack.
Hlnkey's Men Play Straight
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EAST.
Caraoll H*? H-rrard 0 < n'jrnte . 107 Reri'?-:.,er 0
Prinretoa ?M Hartmi.uih . 7 Tun?. II Bestem . ?
IVash. <B let..IS ?*?'?? . " Lafayette Id llbrighl l?
i dotobla 11 Bt l-swrenre . 0 Springfield SI Veroi nl .0
^r,,,v Goorsjetoira . S Prkln. \ Mai - rthasurs .... 7
|?iitaburgri 'eunaylvaala ? 7 Haml-toa S Hoharl ??
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? Virgil Poly. .. ? U BOOB i : IM ' o
t-heral 10 Wealevan I Maaa, tgglee, !7 Worcester I ??<???.. 0
( ..?.> ?i ?urknell . 0 Mlddleburj n N??? ilenpehiro. S
2] Hteveai I Johai Hooks 62 M'ashiagttta .... I
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Havrrford 21 S.Y.Uaiv. ... I 4llegliaay ...II Roche?*?? . c
Triniti ' w.ili.iii-?..0 Geuyeborg .. 18 M. John ? n
Pean Slate 18 W7 Va We. .. ? Delaware "' Woat'a MaryUad S
Catat?la. ? 11 VUlOBOva ... ? CanMOJla ... <"? i.ro?e < il> 6
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CoaeOOB* ; Purdue . 0 DoodOB ? ? ?B ?BBtl ?
Nebraska M Notre l?ame....*!? Cam 12 ObawUa ..I
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*%*JP by Gr?ntl?eTid Rice
. Prayer from the Field.
Gad grant that in the strife and titrent
Which all must face who linger here?
I 'pot the Field of Hopelessnet?
Or with th* laurel twinging near,
rpon the world'* red firing line
The heittle of the strong and weak?
Th? fat* of all th" Fate? be wine?
/ will not show the Yellow Streak.
If Fortune play me fahe nr fair
If. from th? ehiiiimi /_?</ ? / creep
Up tu the heights and linger there,
Of topple thmnward to the deep
('? ?/71 th* rugged path of-fame,
Where one man falls?-another mom it?
? grant that I play out the game.
Fur there .'.?? nothing els* that counts.
Wh.- IBIS "f the old-fashioned fat boy who
used to break up V-rashss ami return home in a wheel?
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.: 1 jolts came so swiftly yesterday
that the situation i? still too complex to be unravelled at
any one sitting. Harvard's defeat at the hands and feet of
Cornell was the leader, due more to ths rap handed tradi?
tion than any deviation from the dope. For Cornell was
known to have a great eleven -one of the greatest in her
history, and Harvard's course bad beor. uncertain
( Brasil deserves unusual credit for her fine achievement
la at last crushing the great combination Harvard, Haugh
ton and Mahan Haughton and Mahan alona ?re worthy
foes. For In six years now Percy Haughton had loat but
one battle to Princeton in 1911, when Sammy White
miracled him out of a victory by the score of 8 to .. BIBBS
that date r.o other eleven had ever yanked down the Crlm
fon flag until Al. Sharps and his fine eleven took Cambridge
by storm and pat the inhabitants to the sword. Off with
the eld ''? It '?? '" Cornell. She deserves all th? laurel
t?.ere is.
I ale iie.'eat.s are no longer pieces of news. The Bise,
for the time being, has gone to seed. Two defeats b>
smaller colleges within two weeks' specs Is fair enough
testimony to the fact that things are badly out of g?a:
Flt's way. Frank llit.key may bs a batter coach than tht
scores have indicated. Bat It Is hard to go b?yond too
man> scores
Jest as Micbigai. BMB BSBBBd New York were gett ;.fc
lichlgaa game as th? one chan,
?'.ict, tiie /hocking report arrived that tha
Michigan A,;k I ? ?'? com. near driving Yost's machi.ie
out of ths BtatS Bs Zip sreat another dream that for a
Bsosseat ?a? friaged srtth purple and gold
In the haxy interim her? is one tip you ran fo.icw
keep a weather eye peeled on Princeton. While Yale :s
still struggling in th? depths, w? believe that Nassau has
a*, last solved her difficulty with John H Rush Princeton
is playing more football to-day than she has p'a\ed within
t.n years. She has the machine the Bifcterial plus 'he
? plu? 'he laatractioa.
Harvard may have her Mahar.. but Pr.rcetoi, ... j ?.
I.lil-.''.'. When the?? two meet on Nassau sod some two
weeks hence, the Harvard star will have his hands and feet
full putting any thick margin over on the Tiger wonder, who
?s a player much along the M?han order?posalbly not quit?
to brilliant, but onl> a shade o? tve as ay.
Among Others.
"I see," comments !.. T. K., "where hall players are
charged with being money lovers. Are there any folks
in this country of ours who are not?"
Sure! You can find 'cm in any cemetery you may
care to visit for close or casual inspection.
The Case of Matl.ew.son.
Old Fan, so signed, desires to know just what tn<
pitchlag status of Christy Msthswson
About as follow?: Early this la-' sir Bg Mai*
a smear of neuritis In his left shoulder. Whi'.e this failed
to hurt hi- right arm it broke up his pitching motion
and wrecked bin effectiveness. You can get the feeling
by trying to pitch with your right arm while holding your
I left arm down by your side.
At the conclusion of the world series Mathewson
sought the services of a specialist, who is now doctoring
the left shoulder. If the kinks there fun be Ironed out
this winter he r\p?c;- to report in Marlin in goo-l con?
dition and to he res - turn. If the left
shoulder fail '" ? i and a _ irlin work?
out still leavea him in bad pitel ?*.? ihape, bs sxpeeti to
retire. T! ess dsl ? | "xact
pitching atetas sf th? Bl| i theaa.
"Willard won't fight until F?-bri..r> " Aaothst three
months gone to the dickens, practically ruined for us.
"Cornell plans to stop M. uibeta.h." So did Harvard
a year ago
On Life's Gridiron.
At fir.it I tried the trick plug.* out
I'he mad tu f.'n-v Ment;
Bat left end Failure threw me
With a loss of forty feet;
And when I strung out for c > ?
Around the rival lire.
Left tackle Diaappointntani
Did a tango on my tpiae,
ir last, with Fame's coal t.ir s ?.
llereft of ei cry h Lift.
I grabbed the B f Fat? ?mea mar?
And cantata tha Innen ttn{
And with t Urn hold ??? th? tot
I pointed at some guard,
\nd ttmrted up tht field again
To make if yard by yard,
I haien't made a touchdown yet,
Or tcored a winning goal;
Hut I have had a corking tune
' n.1 found a cheerful soul;
d whU? I stag
lieh ______ th? ? -me.
\.i blokt ron ever i
Tue pleasure of the game.
While Frank Moran la waiting for Jese Willaid, he
, may have a chance to help kill some dull evening by
taking on Jaca Dillon Jack Dllion ar.d Jim Coffey not
oeing exactly one and the sam?.
Peetke today are ?ong dista ara. foi
ward passer? ei gSBtS . Bid. Ths
....- sf ti fashleaed voat
to batter his way up and down ., arell nigh e?.
t.nct
We attll msinuin thst the Best system of football
generalship ia doing what the other eleven doesn't figure
you have ?c_ idas o? _.._? You .__, ..?. it.
Cornell Deals a
Crushing Blow to
Harvard Eleven
Crimson Forced to Taste Defeat
tor First Time Since 1911?Ithac?
Men Score a Touchdown and
Fiefd Qoal for Brilliant Victory.
By HERBERT.
Coi ? ".i--., Oct. -?'>. <"<>rne!l boat Harvard On the gr-, iir.it
here to-day, ti7i?l the -cure was 10 to 0. That \v.-'.l known pitr-'-.r ai/ai:
, iimey t<? th?- eqooilj Broil known trou one?* t?.?. ..*'*.
Way batik if. 1911 Sam Whi*o snapped up a Ism I I -i by tala
alert W8tchfalnesd m-.le it B?jjssjbls for Princeton to bOjef Harvard. Sine?*
then, out a space of three years, almost four, the Crimson has ir,ar*he?!
- to une victory after another, sometimes tied, it Is true, hut never
(-?eaten.
Last Jutie fom*te?n "H" men were .flBBfoatod, iri?*ludini; s'ieh l?u!
BTBI i- I;' ??'.'?'. Hardwiek, liradle-- BaV4J Pennixk, an?l it camr? ta. pass
that these ?en v.t?*??? r.ci-iii-d this aftr ' im attainst the truly preat team
which l'r. Sharps ?\nd llis assistant., I an Kced and Hay Van Ormar..
? ?;. wti from I;hn?*a.
??*> Cornell won by the power of sn of
CORNELLS MASCOT
A REAL LIVE BEAR
Rivals (?tMhlc?i? rn Sleel in Rise
in Valut'.
; I-7 T?>jt?e>li to Tt-.a Ti-hiiti?!
(an1; Ige, "-t. -il. There is an old
i :.-k in o.id num?
bers. Ten times aver a stretch ef
? rnell baa latfei d
? da of Harvard, bat tins
ith ginne was the turn.ng point.
Then, too, Cornell hr.d i mas.-ot, a lit?
tle black l"-.ir aritk a freakish brain und
;. _ tun'a rracefulaeae. Ha wsa itolsn
by aome Rar. ird its sb Friday
;, but regained juv befors the
i - ?? lor to 'he H"'"'.
are bs was greeted with much
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"Touchdown" is '.hi-? bear's name a-, .
he w: , ? . f.thing
hs '?.'! when lie jot to ?_:(? :..- tl BTBfl t>
half wsy up on- of th?' fOB| ; ? ?
aad boss for bii I tor thsl
hewai almoat as conspicuous as Shiver
1 ?-1 ', hs could n j*.
to dsy for MOO pood aaaa
cots ar?- hard to lind.
Between 'he hslvea some Harvard SB?
dergrsduatei dressed sp as "wonien
ia rsllew, bad a :?? ugh
and tumble scramble oi the gi
\-. -.'n .'i party sf "Aunty Suffi" gowned
:-i p nk.
It whtled away part of the frigid
wait.
Betaralag from the game somebody
p ted: "Harvard has a long way
before meet sg Priacetea and
fale.' i far pei baps, The t?--?m
. tha finish of s year ago. but it
has plenty of power for further devel?
opment Cornell simply has reached
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The Cornell football squad, with
coschi -. ..'?'.. ? sad many fol'ow
<-rs, left f"i' home ?. i sveniag on a
train leaving here at 7:30 o'e'oc'.. Their
reception at Ithaca can be pictured.
Billy I.nngdon, of Trinity, han,!'.- !
the game in his BSUa] efficient way. He
still :.. . al BUt ths best referee in
ths cottfl ?
PRINCETON SOCCER
TEAM STARTS WELL
Stiiros 1 to 0 Victory Over the
Cornell Eleves.
Pi J . I ?St _.. Princetun
1 ths intercollegiate soccer BOB*
rith a 1 to 0 victory over Cornell
fteraeoa. The game was not as
, however, as the -core would In?
dicate. The Tigers kept the ball in
' ?reel!, ter-itory nearly all the first
half, ami in the second half they were
on the offensive all the time. The vigi?
lance of Both, the I'ornell goal keeper,
kept the score down. Princeton's only
after a pretty pass from
Ross to li.rd, who booted the ball into
ths net
Princeton's defence was unusually
| Bl d their goal was never threat
Their ??ass work was good, and
leSBB '" ?hoot thev should
? *. a formidable team. The full
of both teams played well.
Powlsr and Bird, for Princeton, were
the stars of the game.
Dartmouth Beats Penn
in 'Cross-Country Race
Philadelphia, Oct. 2_. Dartmouth's
-r. teem defeated the Hai?
ti of Penaaylvaala ever s four?
ni...- conns in PalrmOBBt Park to-day
f 28 | Although
Bgfct the Bed an.l Blue
home in front, Dartmouth hail
traillas him. ar.d th.s
tha ?? a England team
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' ? at ths pace all the wav and
finished IM raroa ahead of Captain
'I ticker, s. " '.???! th?- Dartmouth run
?;rs. Celtoa'a tin.e was U.m. 45 l-.s.
BOYS' HIGH BREAKS
LONG LOSING RUN
Three Years of D-f eats and Then
Poly Prep. Is Beaten, 2 to 0.
Hoys' High School iiroke a run of
fears ? ,i>,';.!.? on
ron when it h.at the :'
>'? Pai -? .
' day by a SCOBS
ra came in the BSCOBd
? the opening whistle up to the
tiaas ef the BCOrlBg 'he elevens played
en terms, with both defences
r.g up well under constant
rush?-? In the middle of the BOeOBd
.ni a long spiral down
??!tl to the 1-yard line, where
Saylea. '.he Poiy r._ht halfback, kicked
' ?il ever the fia! line in attempt
iag t" pick it up. Hal!, the Hoys' High
? n.i. vk . ?? as ths beela or Sayies.
who va? downed behiri.l the Poly line
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.'lin?. ?.....' ?'?-?_ f.,r
i Hlsslns Rer-r* i Shear? ol !'., kin
? *.\ .u.-r_. Tims
ipt saB-SBB IBs r"-?- I
' punch when the o;??...r*
pr?'?ente?l; by th? WOBderfo! ?
Kritz Shivenck; by trie ?mai-ir.?,* k. en
ne?* with which the mm follewod >.
loo-ie ball; by th?? strength <-f a ?'urd*
line, by th? dashing work of a hnlli.r.i
pair of end?; by the sound iBOfatf H4
leadership of Cool st centra, sftOf I i|
tola Il.irrett had b.er dr.ven fn-in th?'
gr.me :n the fir?t period reeling .-in?!
grog re hi the reCBll of s isvage ?,
la I , '??< Mahan.
Cornell the Iletter Klnlshed Tesm.
It may be sold by BOOBS tr.nt H..r\ r.r.i
faaablod away th? iTHine; that Csptain
Ed i I Hoboa was beret rty ?orre evil
goatBSi that the Crimson msehine? ?! I
not run with it? usual SBSOBtl
while these th.niri had a ksarlag,
fact remains that Cornell w?^ ju :
eno'igh ?trot ger. just enough better
and fast enough more Baished a* I
team? 'lined up to-day fur I
to be sccepted ss ? fsli bmosbib ka?
tere? n i e sr| a: l ?ofeat,
irue that the urbaretor, for
sueii !. i Harvard
i:* ?sed r.ro from tim.' to I
sad ' i - true .ils?. I Boaed
for Coraell to seei i i tos
dowfl ia the
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can.'.t be placed SB Cornell's s
earned an?! ju.->11> deoervod victory,
1 i.4/4t lili points which loom up ?o
large to Cereell men were ?cored on a
town by ?'?ptain Barrett after a
?harp, forcerai advoaea for t??-. ??
eight yards la levea piayi and a p.-n
slty ol Bvs ysi Is agaiasl Harvard, the
reoultaot -,-rai also > Borrott, which
i- ?'..?. .. ? ?id before, in the Brst bow
mi a!' ? * - ? ... ? drop
t h?* i'.i'ui th poi ?"! bj 11 ? ??: tea
ui,. n itai ding ?n.
in addition to this, Cornell ?hot four
other ?Jropkicki ut the Harvard goal
posts, O? I i. .e '?* l .? o mi--e.? by sal)
narrow...' r.iarg :., whereas Harvard
sever oBce daageroaaly threaten...! ???
reached .,h .*. night be culled raoooa
^ llCS.
Mahan a ( ?instant Threat.
One brigh? dWaOS ??a run.-.I
through The stertasss of Bchllehter In
pi ng i? fonrard ri!,-s. while
.Mahan, v. ho ore?
?.'. .i-i . i ?a itaat threat,
?lipped :?.?.?> snd those sroBttsrfel I
sell eada, ?eftl
eleverly aii'i ?
porticolar dut) in bai
ia' down Mahan
Ha f a ball I so. would ?
rocked sad brokea down wkei l i
Uarn.tt was forced out of :r.. ,-. '
early la the struggle. Gra-a*. ?!? ,
SBOS was pared on this brillant back
who Is ranked by many a? ?ecoinl onl
to Mahan.
It looked like a telling blow a? he
was carried off the !ield ?rd ? gelier,
wavering wn notice?!.'? f?>r |WS
tBIBS m.n'jtea, but t'ool, a natura
leader and n man that hi? n stSS
lees to follow, e?erte?l a lettllBg is
tiuer.ro, snd then, lo! a BSW w- r.d?
was born, a n.w punter HI
?a ho roue to heights li-n.??'. ui
dreamcl of.
PritS Sh.verick is a ?ophomore, n
playing !n his first big game. ||
'i.-r.'d 'he burdens of the great U?.rr? *.
and Riled m?.st acceptably his captain".
shoe?. His puotiof wa? little ihor*. .?'
remarkatiH, and for the firit tim? n
three years Harvard men looked <n
and ?aw Mahan get all the wont of a
kicking duel. It ii true that Mahati
waa r.? I it I I est under c-?n?i I
that mad? punting a ?ore trial on ae
count ? i 11 ? iweep.ag, bis '.oi.i.,' g.U
and MTBttC n.r earrOBtl I .*. M,..,an a'
It would have ?u?T.-re.l n. <-..m
pai -.m vs.-, isperieoced j
a? he k I of toi
vhnenck a Keal Star.
Shi* - . lill slow a' '.i ?
perhaps a bit BBlteody und? -
anil lirais of the wsoriBg raeit ??
un?! t\? " , '.? ' re ' .d. but he
soon ??'?tli-il tO his work, and m-..
the credit for li.o victory mu.t g
him.
Against the wind he never f? ie ! ?
,,-et off lent, twtltiag drives that car
ricd at taOMS forty ur,?l furty-t.ve y.rd?
With the w.n?! he sent away
boomirg punt? which gave hi- end
plerty of time to cover. He placed ' ?
i III, * . ?in.
earned football fame, as it were, in on?
short houi.
\\h. *he ?iotei Leaos ?h.
morn ng Ian !:..., remarked to r?e
-. ?.ippery * \ pe
who.? 11 .. r.?i rI\ .* .t
Ii' s go? ! punt? i
?ir-.p h i-k.-r, tOO."
Tur-e '.voids csm? bsck forceful'.
four or I've hours later, only f< r th.
IB! ' me, perhaps, Fntr Shivenck \???
con?n.ruou?.
A.'t?-r the game Captain Harret*. *???
wati-hrd the second half ?tretch?-d ou*
in a blanket near the side line?, !?? |
g.ng a*, time? to get back, wa? th. I i
io congra'ulate him. lie has ?.
k his friends more than once re ?
that Bh i verleb would ?bine arben.
proper time came, and his . |
44a.? mur?- thin ju
r!.?? t??- Makaa ha?! u-i off day. B?
i sai
I ti
and 11 .:? ; procioo? ?
soasa ? ??' kful Ca? ..> er , . e
??!? urv' ?. gather it Is H's
ouii'piit. 1.1... a? previoOolB mention.?!.
??a? ?rtatie and far from d?'penU?b>
Cornell llefence Strong.
nut In sor-ie re?pe?-t? he evened the
.?core by momentary flash?? of the?
brllliaacy for which h? has become
I ' ?llr "?? * *? ?*? 0

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