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Matty Beaten at Traps? Next Thing Somebody Will Down Him at Checkers
RUTGERS LEAVES
P??CHFORN.Y.U.
TO PONDER O'ER
rffs, and Foremost Being
v ire )i 70 to 0 in
lual Game.
?LET HAS LITTLE
TO BE THANKFUL FOR
? i ss and i ?ii*> to
?*le Autant.:
? reafter.
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ted the
surprise.
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put up ..
ish. For example,
th all hop-. .
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il ol -r battle
..- is vva. able to secure
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?s u prelada 11
. the ball and
. iras. Ben
idvance through cen
thtee yaids m a try
: paos hoi led ??..
and he punt?
Hracher, the dimi
fboch of Hutgeis,
. .id.
,n a
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. ? ? . . .? halfback dur
,'. a
Tal mai
ing?s
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a to ici down. Taiman
goal and the ?con- ai
Rutgers ".
i r the goal line and
Ighl out to the N". Y.
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'hen
?or. as it t i'
i ? cticalljr the onlv
to ml
for holding gave
, but this ?
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: rlunitv of
lost.
.
. ? a first down.
" er?
a bit T.. ? :
told
- c drives in Buc
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ack who scoT?5 et luch
is and ?hin guards
-.v throut-n the crumbling
n ling
pis j* but thrn Nash battered hi? wa)
Taiman It
B0.'-l ?' riod ended wi'h in
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touehdown aftei
?rather. ? one goal after sn
Mhsj ca- toe of Taiman.
two One whs Be |
it? but the
*.? wa? ? ie to a poor k eh
vuk whe?. ?'? '? b* ? carrmted
?''*" ?'? ' I the flefl
. -.i ; period Brochoi and
the
In the third session
Wien.ough tackle for an
*r ? iater duplicated
''? its.', by a long end run. Taiman
5( no til his second touchdown
?? the period and wa- imitated by
**?ch*r two miOOtei afterward
,c'-. '?' rter was monopolized
?* *,r -.vent by Taiman and
-cher made the final tally
?i the (r. t period by a
ard run around right end.
A word should be -aid 10 praise of
!M defer.
!;a? and ?ga:r: broke through th? BB
t**'.Tif Hno to ?mear n p|
"Piton I estly "nailed" the
i !y was
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'* "Beeivi ' hia pluck and
?ss practically carried off the
'V sectil..1 ,
'kl ?'"-?? I ii paying trib?
ut? tab'? x-rr,?ves? with cheers and ap
_?J*"tt?'* N Y. ?. man who
????rve. Kirk, it ap
-ew what football was
reeka ago, i ? ? ? ? VOloO
the breach in the line
the Injur ea to House and
?**?>>*"?' .?ame was against
?-?"?rabia last
estei Fur
*_*fsere,
__ | ? . iter part
A Lively Moment on South Field
Captain ? ungel?y o? Wesleyan tackled b) Colombia tn.cn.
Columbia Football's
Rip Van Winkle
Although Columbia do? not r?D?*?t th? much
hsraldcil snd purely ?nvthifsl slumnut ?h? ha?
"proml?i>d" $100.000 for a ?tadlum on South
F leid to pay o?" thr money no* that th. B.u?
and White fie??-? ha? son? ?hrouqh the ?ea
?on nit'.out a detrat. the unlys-rslty It r^'id
of It? turn.
In I?? f.r.t sea.in on |B| nrldlron In tnn
yf-ar, Columbia flsVSd r.?.'? .von (Wc jsms?.
rolllntj uD a ?fore ot IM to 28. This I? tat
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Columbia, 17* Conn. Aoal?". 1
OTTiimbla. 19 N. Y. U.. Ii>.
Columbia. 18 STMNpBB. 0.
of yesterday's battle. He fought '.inrd
and welL despite the handicap, ami sis*
.".*c!aim of hi> fellows in the
i which wa I after the
refer." . nding the
l-OT'.
Ru'ccrs presented sa team of unusual
strength p.:ul eon itclassed it*
me tl
Tom ?ei?ey, the roach of N. V. I .
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PITTSBURGH SWAMPS
PENN STATE TEAM
Crowd of 3.5.000 on Hand for
.?itf Battle,
berth, No?/ '"? 1 hirtj -not
thousand ' ? " ' ? 11 rait)
of Pittsburgh defeat ?
State ('oihire h -re te day bj a *?-ore of
20 to t\
Rasttags, for riUsburch. ftAi thr
?tur, ycoritif* IT pel ta The winners
nvi.l" meet of their ??rains
of 'traitrht fo?-.*l.al!. A number o
wsrd but onij
?;:...? \?.a.s sompleted.
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Kansas Hieven Beats
the Missouri Team
(?.Me, Me. Nee. H. The Uni
eereits of Kansas football eleven de
" h? re this afternoon
i by a score of I to f. The ? "? >* ?
iipour of rala.
{??v - . ."f???aig^i?^^
Army and Navy Luncheon
To accommodate the visitor? to the
Army and Navy Football Game
wc beg to announce that our
Special Seven Course
Luncheon. 75c (Music)
will be ready at 11:15 o'clock,
SATURDAY MORNING.
?HANLEYS
Clinton Victor Qver
\ the Commerce Eleven
Touchdown in Final Perio
of Hard Game Brings
Quadrennial Triumph
to Winners.
- football team of De Witt C!:i
i; | h School defeated ihe Big
of Cejamerei. tl e P
Groandi yesterday afternoon. Th
7 to ''. ard the Red at
? turn in the long lane o
.-. elled sine. 191 1. Vie
ever;
ould a? em. Twelvi
names have been played between th.
sehe
1911, and 18
imph c>( n toon wel
Stall over a ban.
? -, 1 mas be laid li
thai i '?***?
ghtsof w!:;ch hi ?
? ad not dare.! tl
It was a team inspired with
1 apiril 0? conflict; a determina
to dl ' BOd -.'ore I
victory when defeat was almo-' in
Bat inspiration and doter?
I ..-i could n< t prevail sgaii
precision of the
? v. ? I* the I'om
m?n reverted t" type and I
with their hearts and hands, bul not
. I r heads.
Early in the last quarter of this gata?
. Ritner, th* Clin
orward paaa to
: I'll catch on
? over for a
teer punted out and
after the loi! wa heeled added the
' "..vil. And th; ?
- i -n a:- it wa?
? ning.
end of the third period found
? 'all on
At tl
of the last quarter Buster Brown, the
.. led Jerry Flood
yards, and wa
-,-. :. ? Hi : v 1- ..- ? II
.- from
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I ?I.e. II'
i he tried
tu p.. ? ein, ai ib toi ned
?
play, howevi r, Eiaen
' well. He i
the right aide of the
?me and railed for a foi
The end- ('"111
r-vay. end Polikv, ron
r.ing : , grabfa
. ? c
?h'lown. Ritner punti
then drove the nail over for the
,
That acore crowned with success one
11 .
? ? ? ? ? ?? Clinton, li
third period ths Red and Black
? i with th' ball down to the
i..-, ??-. i,, n the
1'lange and Hlue rallied and fought off
. ter. A forward pass wai smashed
up. and a fifteen-\ a? for?
? ihe ?father bach to
ard Ritner then at empt
? ? . field, bol i i ?? hall
.'.v and a t rihV * :? . Il th* BOC*
ond i - Ritner drove one of his
pui ?- down to Commerce'.* ?
-'*. vaid line, where Baddy Born? fum
I a Cl Inton fol war.! fell on
Commerer tooa*
than ? knew
I en downs, in
ngea * gained fewer than
three )
1 he portion .,-'
be! ' It The team
: flashed in streaks, but on the whole
the attack lacked cohesion ami
It would i jn for a while anri slip tl
1 couple of first down-? an?; th? 11
1 . ? laa plaj ???? ai 11 ?
Cunten mo?: -,ften got the jemp,
he game wai played in Commeree'a
territory. With attack
topped, and
th?" line, Harry on the
1
Collins di er, hut
I jUtlf*
where the
Clintoi ret ' 'hem.
He shot I it the side lines
them rolling re thee
COCld not br run lmr\. ; ? r -. < I ihu? ?av.-sl
many, msnj yards foi his '
'I ( i Bttjick .. | ? "liplo.
For the gre it
:? of the line or ?he ether. wi?h
the op] te ? 'ne in?
terferenee. Then s back to hit
the tackle and two men to box th?*
ends. If limpie, Il '.vus effective, ami
many ram were mail?', rsrying It
tance from ten to rdl I
tie profll was made in l asking the line,
foi the Commerce men. if lis.t expert,
were fighting m.-..! ami broke througl
by the sheer impetuoi ti of their at?
tack, ?i?e forward passing gam?
played ami a eeuple worked f??r nie?
IB s touchdown.
? i . teed ?.'.it for h is toan- II.
res ','?' ball in thr? brok?"ii Held a I i
great ?].si an?l had a ?
'?' pace that baifled I n and
lefl them itrewn sbonl in hi* ?
Ils- picked his holes by intuition, it
: Brown area another ?
? aptain Jack Power, when I
into the fray lute in 'he final per,i.d.
played well. Wt ter Having, who
. that could
be e\t. etched,
??d. hard ;' I
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W.&Js RISES AND
TROUNCES LEHIGH
Cabal.'. Goal frcyn F ?eld ?n
Filial Period Averts
Shut-Oiit.
Sor. -'?"?. v
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?ui? thi .irop ki?-k for a
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ington an
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thirty-five ? ard i and carril
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yard 1 ?
er the 1 "mud
in a beautiful ? :
outweighed
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ilarly in thi ? ?? r
ami I'. >??' : he ball
od. Lehigh
D ::. th?'
u mall? ?m
the first d? had the ball.
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Results of College and
School Football Teams
WF.ST.
K^ST' c . ...... I Montana
??men . 14 Peooey tvoola ... I *g?? ?lo. Dakota
< ?lumbia. ..lSWeeJeyea O ( relghtnn
70 New York Iniv. 0 Ames .-s "raM
ICutgers.70 New ion? i ms. ? ?--? . ?osi I nui? ? ? ? ?
??-M'arliile I Georgetown WM. l*mtm
,?:??:;?*.. ::S?-.:::: o ZZZ -"^T.
S^h.^eff.^Fehigh. i ;>;????; .;;.??.? .
PHUborgh. 20 Penn Mate .... 0 Miami .M J?~J
... f 27 Springfield ?? ' siooo-wa . .. -
,oly(r.'.ss MWoReotorToek. I Woakl-Bgto. ..? ?^^
avene IT IMckin-..,, I **> **?- ** *__* * ,.
?M..,,, ..:..- ?M? I N...r,'HameF 7.)e,ro,tIn.S.b
,,,,?,?,, . ... Norwich . 0 SOI 111.
UOMon.\__\ ... .. .. g ?ir.ini.? I? Hoftl (anilina 0
(.etlvsburg . . 13 l-ranklin <*?: M . ? \ irginia - ? *
Bache?te? .M Oorkooo Toeh.. 1 Notre Osas* . ? J "??- J
?.(HOOlltOV GAMES. WOOt Virginia 30W.-I <To. ?TOBl 0
,,r Wittdintn 7<?.mmer?e 0 \ an.lerhilt ***"?_ . !
I.?r.?u liKrasmus Hall I ChsllBOBOSJB Nlf. ?entrai... ?
_Z'*ZZ HCl?IITlBl . I Wook * Fee H No. <ar. Aggie?. I I
Manual Train I ***** High ? ??-"gia .1 < ****** ?
Rataer* Pre? M BiooMyo i'rrp o UoJeloao ftote IS ToloM .
.1 Praocl* I"P 7 Mumn. ? V irglnia Tech. 7 ...burn ?
Stamford High II Ne? Lnndm. H 0 Keotuck) gTenne.-aee
Personal Touches Here
and There in Boxing
_ rv ir.oK._
? he Bari? t 9tm? eroead I
rd.'iv arith :. amile on bis fa?*e a
us the entrance to ?eatrs
'.us a great GREAT big seen
hi ? ?!????> s- ?I'd v. i.'s't tell any . , .
there, It seems that when Jeers
heard thai Jimmv Johnston had I
deem a roll of bills footing up ?
??"u for a fight between Heran and
Willard, Jaw**, ran around ainl ".?aw a
certain millionaire >-i'h nothing
BUT."
"I ran rieht up to this man," spake
the barber last muht," and I told him
thst 1 didnl wan! thii Johnston pe?
son to . ?? tichr i
fan in i rd will be
.- men to
"
? puts bol
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'John, I love \. D
thii
hobb] i ?
of s 1'. T. Beraum ir line
anil 111 | '
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Tom Jon? I ?fiv
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??v. that
It's i. ? ret. I can't tell. I eouldn'
tell !> It Will hi
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J'i-T ? GO
cidding. I'- . I
and ? ? ? ? fall r;?*!"
?i the lewall ^; i : pi ag tl.
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??'j be 1
t? mpting for a?T Bgl ." apok?
up B list? ? '
"Who said anything
Grounds 7" n. "Who'?
1 ????ri lpt1 .i : 1
I'm r I v?.|,,
"Werenl roo i over In E
** ths
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"Hey, I ' ' "-oar?'.I Jajy,
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Wh? -i
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Old John ' ? word.
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It list? ' t ? I k * .
talk ?t tl.. - Is as
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that Cerlei ib st ? ?
whet do I de
o-iitioi! ami Jtc'k wires back to J
(ist mi earful "t anything that J..hn
His rord is his bond. I
r and i. r*v He's
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will )??' nil a? mm.i; ?. I
I m s di?> er i fou're egal
?HEARN A BIT
TOO CLEVER FOR
YOUNG WAGNER
Carries Off Honors in Ten
Round Bout at Cler
mont A. C.
Bj II ?
gathei so price
? f Thanh tg
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..?in bout a'
: n.
Jake wen
s ?iut.on
it
John I
that the crov.?1 . bit.
.
? >r the
head
? K?jt all the
?
?- in with
arms 'dard
lie
?. bay*
ind on,
?
rick i .. ' it alarmed, n ?
i man ur>f??d Jake to
rith a K. < r. but il
hitter than Ahearn to
u sgner.
In si most every round Wacner tried
?
t wei
? Dr. Cross,
ey -A re not ? ?od enough
,;? i lei When Wmgi t \
this - " ?*_ieern simply
eerefullv at
omlng ? enough to
one of his up;
-wings.
The best spot in tne ?ifrht was '.ho
the pair ?
Jake had
it when the dust
In the seventh Jak." went at Wagner in
? apid r 1er
. liuper was
' i pit. Jake couldn't
and at the
end he was tightinsr itrongly.
In tl . Prankie Whitney,
ids his how
Walter M
be ?s trau.?" " Mohr
i .uni.'.-?. limply bemuse
?' and a bit .-slow after
a five months' layoff, He has a great
left hand and a-? pretty a right, cross
been displayed keresbouta m
some time.
.Mohr ha?l his hobnsila ??n yeeterday,
? ? wasn't a ' ? ng in ?he art
ousing thst he om tted. in
the sixth round Whitney slipped in a
? and went te ene knee.
i., was in this position Mohr
.?racked him on the jaw, It was plainly
n Mohr got Bwa) aith it.
' olai i o ;? fonal I Beve K ? ir".
iu oadway Sporting Club ? i I
.i;?;, afternoon in a gre.it fight. It was
ind tuck 1
Toland came through with a terrific
rush in the last th re rounds and sopped
the ere 'ice.
Ali" | '"Hied Battling George
? rounds, ami Harry \.
Irons Beat cat, scored ov.-r B
a tame number of
V Queensboro A. ('. Hike Smith
??I Sam Boyd it. ten rounds. Tim
1 lharl y Dann in
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YONKERSDEFEATS
BROOKLYN TEAM
(iocs Into Final Round of
United States Football
Championship Series.
*i mfcen and Brooklyn replayed their
Football Aaaociatio ' l i
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Toakera won by a scor?? of
to ". and, having eliminated Br
from the competition, will ko h
round and play a.
of the game betwwa th.- I
Mac!' , who
will meet at Harrison next Sut: : .
? line-up:
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Greet point, i sdera in the second di?
vision ?-.' the New York Stete Leesrue
; the Brooklyn C?
a* Marquette Oval jreetardej afternoon
by a scor?' of 1 j*oal f?> ft. Hoth teomi
I] matched m ?i played s
and when the (Irai
I? I the Mere -vas ft. ->i
The line-up follow--:
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Harrington .O it.O'Halloren
Uni hi .1 It. ? rin?
.ails
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" L. . Gorm**!?y
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Theodore Uillmsn. presidesl of the
New Yerk Pootballers' Protective A?**
la?t ti ij"ht that
<*en England en i
: be replayed on Christmas
? ; ? Oval.
Callahan to Lead
Los Angeles Team
Lea Anirclrs. Ifov. 2?. John F. Pew*
rr?, owner of th?- I.os Anj-.-les Coast
lb, announced here fo-dav,
that .latins Csllaban, former man
,,? ths Chicago American League
team, would menage the I.?? Angeld
Calichan bought a
Mock el I ? \
reads a* manager l-'ank Dillen, who has
piloted the team for t?-u years. I
Boxing Bouts
of the Week
TO-DAY.
Vandwbllt A. C. E aokl>n?jlr-aa? Marra?
SRI Battlln* Lajin.
Harl?m Sucrtlao Club?Batttlne lr?ln?k, and
Parky Flyan. Tern C??l?r and fern McCarty.
Frank Ha,n > and Larry William?,
t-an-a-r? A. C?Jack Saj'lj and Yausa J**k
Snarkf?.
H?w Pa!? A. C?Jlfi-.> Blut?, and Red Mat*.
SATURDAY.
e.-oad??y Suait.J Clu?. Brookly*?tayldlar
Oa.-t".id sad F.ankl? Nat-Vr.
- A. C?All gtir SHa?.
Farmont A. C ?Tammy McCarty tad Whltry
A,l>n Johnny i In? tad Jimmy Murray.
Quern?b?>ro A. C?Jimmy Flynn l?J Willi,
Schi? far.
HOLIDAY CROWD
ARD KEEN RACING
AT BOWIE TRACK
Harry Shaw Wins Thanks
mP
giving Handicap from
a Good Field.
Bowi*, M.I. Nov. 26. A holiday crowd
-?? Georg? Pork thla after?
noon, and for BOd SWa*f the best that
he* ever been on the nOOOO* A
lily good card had BOOB prepared
? M irylond Association
' IBB were ideal for rat
riu- weather eras ralld and th.?
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H .,- ??
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HXI. CO ? - ! ?
a' Knr? el alao r.-. T> ? : . ?,: rautiae
[ht I ?? ?
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11
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.1 - i- ? Duke ? ' ?
i m ? i .
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third Time, \ !'? 'J I. Trotato,
Pea i ?. Htr .. Uonira?i
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? - rail ? I N), iilaai? |7 70;
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a two ? ?? S
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M?l- ?. ; ?
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pal.1I.jn?; -aJufri. I:" I?. pla.? St-.lO.
? I flete 113 1?. third l
K.-u--.i r? ?? UtMli ? tai lli-ap. fur all
?1? fttrl tifs VV,t?r My. l?7 ..I VI
Tagiarti. W'-n ;?> a tw?l PonUfriaci, 101 'l<:.i
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MANUAL PUTS BOYS'
HIGH INTO DISCARD
Titus Does All the Scoring in
Annual Gridiron Game.
Boys' High School lost it?, loot came
of th I footba leason to the Manual
1 laminar High School eleven in thejr
:' Ebb* ' ? Fiel I. Brook?
lyn, '? ?eore of d to O.
? is, the fast halfback of the
.. eleven, B"OS 'he hero of the
lifter ei?ht minutes of play in
th? fir ? quarter he ?cored a j?oal from
rtanding on the thirty-yard
line. It?, the ?ecomi period Titos caupht
ird pass from Johin, the quar
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LAFAYETTE^BEATS
DICKINSON TEAM
Closes Gridiron Season with Well
Earned Victory.
I-H?'nn, Penn.. Nov. U. "A'intiinf* a
.'7 t.. ',' victory over Dickinson to-day,
Lafayette brooght to a close its foot
ball aeoaon of 1915. The gooM vva?
played on Mardi Field before a large
Mol day gathering. The Lofoyette team
p?a) vvith the same dash that
he* ehereeterlaed it? work in most of
the other i/attics of the ?ea.son, although
? nn was clever in the use of the
ard POS* and in the open game,
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ENGLAND BATTLES
SCOTLAND TO TIE
Rival Soccer Teams Each Score
Goal in Annual Game.
Refore a largje crowd Er.irland and
, ,i met in the opening round of
the fourth international aoccer cup tie
under the au?pice? of the New York
i ootballers' Protective Asseototleo at
I.enox Otol yi-erday afternoon, and
the reeoH was a 1 to 1 tie.
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KENDALL WINS
GOLF MEDAL ON
LAKEWOOD LINKS
Beats Par Three Strokes
on Last Six Holes and
Leads Big Field.
FAR DRIVING BIG
FACTOR IN HIS GAME
Marstun.Not at His Best. Finishes
Third in Qualifying Round
Of Holiday Tournament.
If the test sf i? true gelfer :s the
? b prodet at the
right tinis". then Perej w, Kendall, ??<
DeaL fall) deserved to wia the mesial
in the tooting round of the Thanks*
giving toernamei I yeeterda) at
Country c lub ef Lakoureed.
Kendall's 71 I? .1 s Held of ? t
titty, and it was ??nly thrsoii/h being
able to beat par three ItTOkOS OS the
bat the plaj s-i fu th
I'. ? his? able '??> turn the tricJt. Hi.?
? tt'ort ".?a? four Strokes loOO '.han llar
old A. St? iner, of Inwood, an I sis under
Maxwell R. Manten, of Baltasrel.
'lit Kfiisiall might l..s".s saved other
??tron.es but for Ins putting. On tho
t.rnt green? for lastaaee, the Deal man,
had nu sigat*feot trj ?or a I, but took
setts fieri that dietaaee. Out m
43, ahhou;rii nothing weree thai,
appearesl sm hu car.l, ho turned to the
much oeoier inward nine. His tee shot
on the short tenth came to r?st only
?.\ feet from the pin, but ho eould ?r?"t
neither a 2 nor a 8. Altogether he took
three putts on six greens.
it was on tho thirteenth, foerteeetb
?teenth holes that Kendall wai ts?
h? beat. Over th.? ground Welter J.
? has aavesl many a Itroki i
match. Tho far driving Kendall wa.?
able to score three :!s for a*, many
ii s.ks's saved, sad the last three holes
m even par gas?? him u .'?G returiuni*.
Bis card follow ?:
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The golf of Marston, who was looked
upon as almost certain to win th??
wai spotty. Berns hois.?, be
i as he is quite capable ?if play?
ing theOa, but othiTH v.i i.- -.. .1 iTerenr,
N'o particular department of the game
.' .?.!. 1? \?a merely thai When SO
????lit ssll lie was away o?. I.rnppttig an
ocasional e\*ta stroke, lie reached th.?
turn in 1H.
<>n the short tenth the New .1.
title holder played his nmshie tee shot
too weakly and the ball went int->
? arasai so (reek. He elested to drop,
then repeated tho performance. Only
through ?inking a tarent) Uve foot putt
wa? be able to get a r> there.
Another IsMO Came at the twelfth,
where be ?li?i aet get his ?lrive suf?
ficiently hu:h to ?any the cop bunker?
Mi failed to Ret out on hi- Bl It, .n 1
i then got Into s sand pit Altogether hs,
took 7 for the hoi? and "in Be m all.
Friend* i Van Scheid?, of
Sleepy Hollow, congratulated Ons ar
I dent gelfer on his reappearance ><**
torslay. Van Schaick -..a* badly hurt in
itomobile at! I July near
Tarrytown, b il he said he no langer
felt say ill elTeeti Be gained b plate
in th?> first division.
It is not often that Donald Hrian, of
Dunwi ? down in publ prinl ?
u .1 gelfer, bul as such mu I m In?
.
in in and took a place In the
thght, where, as he commeeted, h??
: ?... likelj t.. j.'.-, .? n . ? ?
match with Matt (?rau, an old theatn
:i.|
Three diviaiona Will be ?ent away to
day for me eh ; "??w m ths?
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Randolph, jr.. re. Kin II, MeClnre
v^. Morten, Kelley v- Marat?n, Oibson
. Kendall >-. Pralieh,
Van SchaiCb v?, Ban BI ?0.
I'.ndemus ami Morse -, ? Hicks.
Rarely li>? ? Le - eon bleeeed
with such dee Breath? r at th.* Thanka?
giving seaeon a? ami the ??
Th?- ?lay wa? ideal for gol"
many not in 'h" toun .?c ad*
kgg of it m th?- afterneen.
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Bay Ridge Beats
Commercial Pleven
"Iiutch" Karlson was the h"ro in
the victon- of the Bay Ridj-e High
School ?.leven ovar Commercial
Sehool at Fbbe'? Field, lirookly... yes
, . hy a srare of 19 to e,. jho
?90-peeed halfback scored two touch
for the vic?
tors. At the er..I SI th?* rame th'
I'av R!dge enthusiasts raised Karlson
thoulder high -??:'! eanied him off the
K:ir!"To-i wee a terror in line nlug
ing, j*...'.'.-. ripping through the (-m
llii
<n?i r . g wsa parties irly r-ote
with litt]? interference, h
ha? ?.'?' - in.g off taeklere
with ? tiff ? -i that sent manv a
player down.
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Springfield, Meen., Nov. M. Tuft*i
outplayed the Springtielil i M. (. A.
I olleee here to-day, winning by a score
of 21 to ?.

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