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CORNELL FINDS
WEAK OPPOSITION
IN VIRGINIA POLY
Big Red Team Charges
Into Southern Eleven for
Seven .Touchdowns,
|THA( \NS' GOAL LINE
M VI R IN DANGER
Barret, and fool Work hick
.it Results in
Easy Score.
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CRESCENTS BEAT
YALE AT SOCCER
Hay Ridge Players Take
I end at Start and Hold
It Till Finish.
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f 2 goals t
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ale * ? ed.
[It tally came aft?
I iy In the second ; ?
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lat i . ? ? ?'. Bailed past Ds
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UNION TRIUMPHS
ON DROP KICK
BY ROSECRANS
Goal from 47-Yard Line
Only Score in Game
with Rhode- Island.
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atatetady, N. Y. Oet M. A drop
from the 4 t by Tubby
? :an? ?nable.i Union to defeat
? tirti-rnoon.
? ' i k eh ret mads on
ils ths drop
alaer Poly
iii Troy last year by Roierrans
t'ood foo?bsU. ',
I State a as ?trug
? i? .? ? territory throughout
? ildnl ?.*., i. after
In ion i ed ta
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tima ti B ie lins held
mblea orrurred that caaaad ths
i score
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end of 'he gams I i o
f...ward pass to food I
k of punch nt th? i'f
? from aeoring. G
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v the wind
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Held, sndlt i
. yard line
red.
third parlad tl St t'nlon
? three i nt lifter three at
i ruf panted G? ,r
leather i and'*
r ! line, After Girling fs '?
sad ' in, i.?? eerana diopped
Lack to kr'.; The ball mi I? d prt -
between . ? for the only
f the prime.
Roaecrani ai d <.irline- excelled
- I. ahila '??f ???
in ob the win| i I
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rterback shone for the Rhode lei?
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WESLEYAN SCOPES
AN EASY VICTORY
Tiles Vp Big Total Against the
Worcester Tech I le\
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with Wore, -ter Tech
. win
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down
Har?
king s 86-yard run. A
with
lona run, but wa ackled on
. lie cirri- i the I fill
It but W? ileyan,
i scon g only inter?
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I i the Mar for the vi?i
tor snd wsi the only man to pane?
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Dartmouth's Weight
Overwhelms Amherst
Green Eleven Fails to Scort
However, Until Well
on in the Second
Half.
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Amir*. Mai?, Oct. 10. Amben
:? d by Dartmouth tin? aftei
? \ear? by .
? ? of th
rclat two team.
Its to*
rat I : si ' I '?? ;
?. t. ? i tls. It am
I !.! ai p?r . : '...'. Dali
wlta its ?
to the man, arai aide te ass its crash
, ted sdvsntagt. la ihi
trohei ' eleven
against t)..- of It
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nil: bj
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. playa.
Dartl try fot ward
?rti'.t's. bul the Amherst 11 ? ?
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ball awn;.. erben Dartmouth 11
? ? m goal in t, git ,- tmherst
.11 on it? I
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low, and Dsrt
put < ?H la play ob their 4
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ts Aral touchdown
tht thl Am?
: ? . V. ;rk off II
ot.d hall and low raced bm.?. U Limit. |
1 month's 40-yard line before he coulf
? pped. Hut on th.- i.. .* piny She
rich fumbled and Durtmouth re
covered. I hi Ore?-;: baeki thai
?ta^ed n march down toward the Am
? goal line.
ti hN I put up a |-an,(> tight, une
tmouth rambled n but thi
Green men rOeesrerod every tu -
' gained on every fumbi. . Aft.-r Am
: for no gain I
10-yard lins It was j I ? yarda
for offside. Dartmouth brought the
.ir for tks firs! seoi
?v.. fourth down after three
ittS | ? . : -<-d tin'
.
. third period ended with the bnll
in Dartmouth's p??-?' Am
Dart .'n wa?
penalised oa the I ret play in the leal
:. but after two more plays I'aro
..!. Hin* through ikii t?cale for the
touch i . . Carolen ami
tackled him on the f.-yard line, but the
not' be stopped. Tow
?? ? tackle sad had to
be tahi r tks gane.
. .- I fora ard
:, WS ' resulted
i ? . received a long
raced U n yards for the third
Dartmoath made its
. tally when ii lughed
through centre from the :i >??r?l ime.
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Almost a Day s Work
Bu Law, wlii. iiKi.it? tv.<> t..'i a.,d kicki-il two gOt?I against
Williams.
Colgate s Lightning
Blasts and Rends
Yale's Hopes Again
? i.ntlriii*., fr..: .
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bat Neil goal.
It WS
feat ;
Colgsts on the Jump,
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f sis ten
whsa a i was
?ride-awaka
fall on the bail for Colgate si
28 yard lins, Three rasl i
ted siseen yards, but a peaalty for
holding neutral ^?.1 the "ffort, so that
West tried ?. drop-kiek irom the 35
yard line, which ?r?ni astray.
For tha rest of thia period and all
of the second the buttle *a- evenly
V.t'e, if si Bg the
i work, par- the line.
The aeeond half wa? all Colgate after
the first few m. . .te-, whea Yale's one
glowii | : lit? r Aboli
kicked off, ! ? good forty
yard- and Anderson famblsd the ball
rolling ?
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but In their a:.x;i ty
Spencer rushing up saved the day for
i la team. I oil tu the taming .
for after thst the tide ever fiowt
i olgBtt
NSBI tl end of the thild ptl Odi
with the bi
near '
ap it fora it
which offered the threat "f a forward
ra?s. Ir;*tei<.i. Anderson was thn ri
fot si end
run, when Weidemann played him well
and forced him out of boua
?iadersaa <.<i? Hit Taathdatra.
'1 ii" -ai-." for1
? sy. He itart? l for tl
of falsa list? ?ra, bat aud ?
? ? i about and dash? d . ir to the
rieht, behind the n ? ??'?.? rs inter?
ference.
? sptaifl Aboli b ok out Savage. Neil
son cut ? M slat w ho
tndsraoi
I, dodged and tidestepped hi?
way clear and covet -.1 forty?! os yarda
[or a toad ? i
IS t..
9, fuel was added to Colgate's burn
aaged
:-.- In Yah ?
St lened
the ball as i eai
surd line, i -hot a
? Hut
cate met befoi
I
g pei the acore
Aboli thea t from
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punta
was ! ? \ ind a
man ! l si] "j' .f boaads on
s . 11 i i.T.1 lias ?Thsi i as ru.?h
and two forwsi i/sin.
the Colgate ?
SO-yard ^ed sn accurate goal
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1 hit mads the scor : ? >. snd
?.. ra m the
Colgate thi
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Another t
b\ Al..il was bl ?.Ked, snd then, ji,
?or-- :? -? blew, Wat
had b< >-ll at
right I
ib atol raa
thirty ti\? >ar.i" t-?r ri
He BS thrown ou' of b ur.ds on
the 10-yard line just as th* w
ended the itraivl
Nothing; Illustrates more fore.I.'.;.-,
perhaps, the difference betweea the two
slf than the fact
that Yale had pOSSOSSiaa of the ball ?o
little of tl . - * it f tel r .
f'.rmaitio
?d the ball
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forward aai te ?n
oa i .. ted.
I'enalties Without Stint.
I'enalt ei were mete ! out ra'h.r free?
ly, and Yale was the greater sufferer.
but comparatively fta fumblea marred
... I gate ta lee lost ih? ball
How Curate and
Vale Lined Up
I.. I'. ? . | Ville (0).
>t.-u.?r? .1 pfi en.I JSeacloi
*,?.?? ,.., .left l:i. Ue llal.lriicr
?.?mil . left a. niir.l Kent
? i.n..i. . < Mire ,** kite
11.?M.m I?kIiI Kiianl .?.In -111.ni
M.r.l . Hi.In la? Ue Win
Nefleea icia-iit est \\ le?lemaa
\|.i|.-r?on. (Jiinrierlinek .Wllaaa
Bpiaeee Lett imifi.n.u Uaite
llul.l>ell. . IllRl.t li.llfliai k lli??lnl,i.'l.l
?,,lli. . Iiilll.i,. k -...ill
*?r..re l>> |htI?i?I?:
? alante an? 3?is
1 tile . U 0 ?I ?I? 0
I.efrrie?Mike 1 linni|i?on. l.e?ir|et..4?n.
I niplre?< arl Mai ?hull llrtriiir?! I liiea
1111111?Tim I loirp... ?olunil.il,. r'ielil
Jll.llCe?Her. in. I-r 1111 -el ?ill.
I.i.i, h,I.,1111??Veils,,11. \n,Irr...11 I.I
goal?Abatt
?nli.tiliilli.il???* cigale, II..11011. fur
H'eet, itoiieri? f..? Speaeer, Mutkio- f.?r
11.ii.1.ell, 1 in. h lee BoOeetoi .Hie. Bled
gelt for Mssele?V, N.nlle f,,r \4.iir.
I,ale? for lliilitr?K?'. BaVBgC for Hlggta?
I11.1I111111 lull tes ?.?in??;.'. Kin. fur
?In 1.1..11. Miller for ?Mille. ( luir, Ii for
\\ ie.ienu?n.
Tune of perioil??IS ami I" minute..
?m loose handling to Vale'? once, but
on 'he whole the men from Hamilton
..... .?-.-r inren? ?
? olgatS gainea lixty yard- ar. I a
? i -.in by the use of the forward
? \ . ? ?rned not a yard in this
? e play In rather .
the fen tint?
tempted
M ko Thompson ama eonapleuoui .?
haga black eap Re band!? :
well ;,- .?.'.i ?. and so far ai eould be
MUS made not a single mis1:.
The Coiga'e men In crimson jerseys
looked for all the ?world like a Harvard
team.
I ? ? Vale line averaged IPS pounds,
but it seemed that tl.?? meet w?* not
made of this weight. There were time?
ferw ?r?i? charged well, but
.lurk along this line was not uni?
form.
(oli wn a cheering delega?
tion of possibly 1 men, and they
.- I ?.11 by
themselves on the gr,ii.r.?r. in the gsth
? of niki.t- It was a happy
? .? tnrkle "n the Colgate
team it Yale tw? year? age,
'.?,. ,. ','?'? like winsIng that
game all over again," he said.
PENN ELEVEN
FUMBLES ITS
WAY TO DEFEAT
.afayette Team Outplays
Heavy Rivals, Win
ning 17 to 0.
: if a ttts'i
lose of
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i r..r- (.f IT to 0
... tea?
-. ' t a heavier aad .?upp
d.-played B plucky
bran i the punch.
tim? . ii of a
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.it.d al i Jersey as ? ob the
A crowd of II ? ?. in?
thoasaad Boj
and a I ? i ? I of Lai
isr t contest
1 by Ideal areather en.i
f a still t wind did pre?
luring .he ;
Pen.n ? it i ral Jit? yai
. I i loaras t
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r a : 11 ; .
and two -'ich - iron by Barry ?re?
i ? f..?- i.afuy. tte'l
. .: . down in the
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In ju Iging t ? f the ball, f r he
wat uncertain on reeelTing punts, fro?
? - :>,r a ires
h n?k the onslaught . -
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lueeeeded Berry in the -?
snd for a tims it teemed that
i -1 ra. Timt sad . i
?acK carr-d the ball down
? :.',' II aould be last on i.
thst play Oa oi
had th< . .:-'<m on La?
? - '. yard line wrh the remuin
tanee to be geiaed in the
?down. The bail win hurled o\.
rd past I !..
? - th ' e-round, and with
, ?
won because it
ad
: . I . waa 'hreat
fter time Pean aras
: a , .id or 10 would
i a first tetra, or per
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ths pinchea
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Wins Over Horace Mann
Kinc'iev School, which ha* no; been
.!. fea ?' 1912. d
ed lb race Mann School by a score of
27 ?.. 1 at El ass Ft !'-, N. J.,
?..-?. i du-.. Ths Horace H ana teai
heavier th ? It rirala, but George, I'n
derwood and Marsh, on the K
? throogh to break up
ti.e attack, oid-faahioaed football was
played by both elevens, Horace Mann
being successful in the only two for
arara psssei attempted during the rea?
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Marsh, the Kinsley quarterback,
? : n touchdown early ?n the Best
period, when he blocked the ball on the
' 16-yard lias, Field circled right end
irter for a 20-yard run
and B fl Arnold, the Klage?
I.--.- halfback, tore big holes in the op?
ng touchdown- in
-. eond atid fourth quarters.
fumble on 'tu -' .-a--.! lu.- c.st Kingsley
ichdown m the fourth p iriod.
The linS'Op folloa u
tlon. Horace M. it)
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Stevens Tech Eleven Is
Prepared for Columbia
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am, ij .veil ; leased a Ith 'he
wu.rk that 'he men have done during
ist track, n..I be feels thai ths
iqaad la in . : ipe te meet Colam*
bia Ko practice ?h held yesterday,1
some of ti .- ? sal to Newark i
tha ttat| aid K?me. I
To-morrow will be Aerated ta a re-;
: of all the plays to b>- attd on
ii.y. .
I tuen have beet tried on the
reek, sad althoagk
raaj sot t the Nsw \ a
. ibt y be g
: i Doa
? tackle of lasl > ? it
. \ ,i> been osed .t
! r? f t. tackle, ' I ???:. another '.????
. .nit at hu' :?
in good
ut. ex'iec' a
the engineer!.
FIGURES OF THE COLGATE
YALE FOOTBALL BATTLE
Fir-t Half.
Yale. 4'ulg.t?.
(.round gained hy rushing . M "0 .11 lu S
First do??n? b> ru?hing . 4 4 2 ??
Tunis . I 1 I I
Average di?t?n?e of punta. ,.i .11 .?ti 34
For??ard pa??e?. 1 .1 2 3
I,round gained on forward passes. 0 6ft 0 0
Forward passe? completed. 0 2 0 0
I. .r->. if I paaaOS incompleted . I 1 I 3
r'iirwaril pa??e? inter? epted. 0 l) I 0
Itunningbjiks.uk? . 20 U ?s 24
I'eiialues . ?S I J 71
I,n.und l-.-t h? p.nsltie? . || .13 SJ 23
Kumhlei . . . .! .1 2 2
I,round test b] fumble? . Ii 0 0 0
Hal! lus? h) fumble? . I | 0 0
rumble? rt covered . I 1 I |
r.oLF o" nn at s
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TIGERS DEFEAT
LIGHT ELEVEN
FROM WILLIAMS
? ontifiiieii teem paga I
?he moment he gol the i
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with won.lerfui ?hill
I'rincotoa Men Numbered.
Princeton roi lideral
all who fol
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who 44 ?? d food, bad
different ???? ? . '??'? rae
bered. The) wen
re .?? of pint. and ?
Amer ei | II ? ,
order, At leaal ftheir man wore
1 .r blamed ly the critic? on
? ' ; lay,
V. Iliama WOB tl r. and chose
to defi ? ' n goal, with the
i bach Pi ? I n k iked elf, and
Willlai ' 1'h" Prii eel >n
men smiled. The mar- I Would tail Bl
But a distinct irpriae a
The march did not start. InsteaO*, the
? ? i i . ? : ip, and Will lam
the hall On downs. It could not gam,
however, and IO0la OvertOO punted to
\ who came back to i'rinceton's 34
..ard line.
Then followed a march thnt ?
only wh?*:i I.a Plai te recover?
fumble on the 4 yard lire. I.ate in the
'. period Le aber! in r. soven 1 b
fumble ?-ii the 8-yard Una, and
eari led th? ball over. He al??> kicked
. al.
Karly la the * h i rd ??ua: t.-r Frineeton
took the ball . n th* opposition'
yard lin?1, and in ?? ? n plaj ?
through to a toachd rn, Law carrying
tho ball. Law again k:i-k?-?l goaL In
the fourth : ' ig? ra got
ball on Williams1 ???' card line, and i
:;erce attack, dirccteo ehlefly a: Parme
lee, went ?ver in sight rush* . Moore
rig, Btill lat?-r in thii isl period
Moore made his pectacular ru.i
-h tho Williams field for a score.
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TRAPSHOOTPX ON
AT NEW YORK A. C.
Fifty-five Nlmrods. Compete ?n
?Matches?Culver High Gun.
Judging from the attendance at the
onening shoot of the witter Sea?
ttle New York Athletic Club yeeter
liav, this i? going to be an exceptional
fear for the ?port. Fifty -live gui
competed In three contests. The prin?
cipal -.hoot \-.a? ?t IM targets. Prises
were offered for the best handicap Bl I
icrateh gunner. The winner el I
former trophy iras il B. Knight
1 :,d b eard of 77 'JO '.<:
I he high ?cratch g-unner whs I?r.
Culver, who "killed" M out '?f a |
ble 100 blue rocks. Dr. Culver won
the Variety Cap. taking the trophy
with a lfl out of 'a!.'? targets, F. II. I.o
cutelli was tn?' winner of the special
-Loot, with a full ?-ere of ?? target a,
?hooting with a handicap of 4.
There was a Hallowe'en party at the
club last night, more than MM being
present To-day there will be a
at Travers I ?an.l It will be the Ire!
Sunday ihoot in the history of the or?
ganization.
The gunner? who did better than 80
yesterday follow:
HPBCUta Ml'.'.T ...0 TARi.KTi IHM.H si?
ll a
ll I. Ratitri
?;i iviliaa . ?
A \\ I ?rr.? . -? 4
t
s
a. L Barn.
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Notre P inte W ins
I l??ird Fought d i
votr?
teta br a
.i a hard fought game
.
: tltntes wer* led v..'re
the trat half
throua
gam?
th* " ri i r. I i;?.."
left end es B ?-ris?.
? ?? en ,-..i '?
H ^?uth
-
. ? '
?...?'
? ?*. *??: ieaalp
? il ?'? goal.
-Bowdoifl Defeats
Eleven from Baltes
mem -, n ,ie.
feate?! l'.stes ?n , ag etS
Footbail [.< . ;_, iJ> ft
?core of 7 ?., |
la the : aal pe.. .-. i.
through tl.. Hi?,
run. bringing tho I
line. Foster on the ?
went through for I
I ?*e? I ? p
? of the I ..,', but
loot j;r?und ui? asetlj fuuiblc?.
DILLON WAKING
BID FOR HONORS
AMONG BIG WEN
Indianapolis Light Heavy
weigfii N Boxer of fit/
si m m on s Typ*.
IS SLUGGER WITH
A SMART DEFENC E
History of Pagftlsn l*? Replt Is
with Instant'. ?, of Small M?tl
WhO Mflttk (iond.
? Mo
hsa
?
t I are
i itaelf
? i
?
: 'ornia. Bal
hen he was
?
as one
|
and
all hor. r for It h la
?
? ?
Jong before he w ,
whose
\ . ? . '
.. on?
i trae thai
- . 1 a
but he
that la
. and
?
and box elererly In
Wha'ever his defensive S
?
' ' ; th i
'
?
forwsrd
been ? *:nr a !? .. 1 II
punch, i an i "t'P>.
1 a ni .n ..'
and Strength at -
el? tim ''..r -i ?'.n?
hit from i
i| ted
'a moat
on.
Juat now Dilloi con?
cerned in f rn i?:
?
nt eolnfldet ?>? tc
I sat him la Yoaag ths
Nesrark lad will have his chime? to
? rhl in Mad ? ?are Gal
den.
"Pillon |a too mall to be ?
;;.. ? bat
the hist
the Barba : ' who u;
'? ' 11 forget the campaign ?
Bob Fit tail
. i him by
pounds? This II ? t*l
?
?
It bn? be i | | .' | '
Athl? tl
?
that all spplieanti for a i
how to conduct a boxing ?
before The
? are in favor of such I
?
Rout? have be?
?
tiens of 'he r:
' '?
Ings.
Ted Lewis, sf Eagtai d. Is wsdlng
...
it reei -it
" i '. of New Orleans, In -t
\ oat st 1 Msad .* I ..
???up" fror: l I it in
He wa? knocks I
t Leads I? not a i. ?
I
be? 140 !?? .- d?
Whv net tight Willie Ritchie,
While many or the local boxer? are
t. 11 ? ?.- bemi itrrir; the fate that made
\'e v Yorker?, declaring
? '? of the slabs here
to give visitors first
il m thsir ware? i . the ring,
',?. Astey, ths West BftM boy, I?
nl'idding alonir to tr? heigh?? in hi?
v I ? ?.- I? a bantamweight, snd
; hai ? ? He bas
? ? battles
' i . rn by
Mil
? arhs ?re
ranked high r? the i t suel
a i sreentags i f ?!?. - las - ? '? riet in
the?e day?
\ ?ht bave
r skill of Astey
are .' - ? M.'aCk,
l'.ee-e Iteese.
who r? rttly fought U ads ta a
. Mirra y lasted only
two roundt w-;th ?istep iBf bov to
. .??-'. r-.-.-r? ?mon?
? > ave ipeed ?kit! ind
? -unk bim am. Bg ?be leader?
of hi?
th A??rv i? a rnt'im?. Tl?
i? a gl ' tl-? H i:h School of
In the employ of a
lawyer Re i? studying law, and th?
?n ? ring 1? u?e?t
to pay hi? tuition fe?s lis has ^
..?ral prf*.'? fur typewriting snd"
:. well I ked by h!s employers.
o ? ?
N. Y. V. Seconds Victors
Over Pawling Eleven
v v York 1' Wad team
ted tht Pa thai! elev?n
i ? i ?.ore ..t Il t I Ihv ?f'.er
r con.
The telletge players were hard
1 by th?- Pawllag l?d.?, who
ths Violet goal on several
Moot |] illoaarh did
1 "ri<an. ?luar
. -
the I'swl
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
BBt>BBasa| [??ni ? NcTiirbtr 1st. 1915
?Ml. I II Ml 11?
DILLON ^ Wl INkRT
I'Kli I M'MIRM.OB ?I in?
Itil \ I ? ?\ liai
I . .. . !.. in H? I...-I ?.,,n?r. ?,1k?
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