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FIARSTON PLAYS
BRILLIANT GOLF
AT LAKEWOOD
yttsrol A.an Captures
Chief Cup by Easily De?
feating Steiner.
DOES not LOSE
HOLE IN MATCH
. r. Russell Wins Second
ltd Eight i rophy Without
S-gfafi*. i Club.
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THE ARMY'S SIEGE GUN
YALE PUT OUT OF
SOCCER TITLE RACE
Quakers Carry Fight Throughout
and Win Handily.
I ; |m
Haven. Nov. VI, Yale was elini
? i from the race foi th*
ipionahip hare tins afternoon by
Pennaylvania The ?mal seen aras -i
to 9, m favor of the visitoi ,
Pens lylvsaia i ;. into
Isle territory mo-: o? the time, und bj
? ??! dash and t* an :? bj a on the
The Y,-.\ g.I in
: ? orty-?vc mil
only one -.oui v .. out
three shot
the Pennsj
three
. but tWO t ?
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OLIPH .NT, v.iKi SCORED ALL
THE POIN1 s FOB HIS I EAM.
Columbia Hopes to Play
Army and Navy Elevens
Plan Calls for Game wit
One of Service Teams
in This Qly Each
Year.
-
-
and Navy wh?".
t? am ?
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tor thi
: te eleven ?
broached.
that Columbia -?
? euatom ??
'.. ams nol to play games away from
|
t I ol
thorii mount
-
.ill tie taken vm wil
I. Whether
an effort nil! be mod?
(feet for 191
?-.-hd leee, e,? ?,i, . *1
to play the Arm- el? Wes1
next fall, and i*. considering the n
Host of Stars Named for
Six-Day Race at Garden
Annual Frenzy Will Get
Under Way When Next
Week Is a Minute
Old.
?
trod in
%'? the
lore (?sr
'?n run
" m tb? a? a fo'lowing of
? isands
. . ?it dur
i
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r ranee.
BMSny,
r , ??
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-IX
i ? d (ieorre
****"' ? ?.Voh!
!* ^-'*. I ., .-, '.-.?
S lUwrenei
?Vt la'' ' '"
C?* ? ?? d Jake
?w**" -e?, are
rrt " I SP
'?Ha*' '' '
*"*??*'''
a^y? ? j- ?v:th ' I?r
W/"*"' II and ?ithai
~? ??siiUs. lh? aauiiuB mi _W|
and the signing of ?
With
ng and teaming, two drawee
change
?
man Kelsey. of 1 ?al (ycli
aoaeeiatien, ha- ?
the coming i
.
?m,. ?? proper ;
hable to a h<
?' .
extra pi
? pular l??t roar, --?11 l.e coi
It wearies the ridel i, bul
the *? inning- to
. gi ?iid, the progl sprir
ho ran ohT, Ther?
le amat?ur hnadlcap.
s entries I
.IV.
i
. i ?tl. b big entry li?t. I
i , and
mile profet,.
has prizes for th?- w || -.?r of eacli lu|
|| .ge a dissy pa? ?
?
A? *he li:g f" t. ........
gramme, a thriller has bean am
? ??..i paced even i
with tiie fisur giMtte-t paie f...
? ?orld entered ! ? eea me Bob
A all bOB ' , ( t, r '-ire ' ;i i ?? , '
i. .'.hi* .. -. ?t befoi
''>.ir motei arlth pace follower'
hooa leaa a ? a?;- n 01 i
are also the
n ?1.? world In their I ae, and nelud
? m
Rudden, Jimmj ii ,? ?
rein f BSaa '? Ct -1 I?
r. Keli .
s'andirig for the -,?ai n in.,?...
? and finds thai Linen now lead'
v. He. by two i" ? . lpt1 m'?
?..r paeesl title Satin.|i g| ? ?.ven'
in?/ riiatigs ' and decid*
?he rharr.pi'.nship In Wiley'i favor ?
it will he th? Us? tree) -.i the hind
I ?i-riof the ?sex.
.
Columbia
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the
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v . . .... play an op?
ta the
then
- thi \'ii? y team
...
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tnna] played Pi . !vania
? ? ,i. h would not '"<?
benefit
e ? ? ga' ere played,
' 11 lit I' V. n .
? ? ? , ?
Btl : ? ? ? Arm-.
i
???ich.?.! upon
i But Colon
,
- forward :?? .
eril than 'ha: of this
? .- ? gams ill be
thi ; ?? in" 'ei.
I ? esaon s
. - 11 ;. v.
pact
everal |
? ? ?
th Saturday of ? leto
I.er. one -... ?
'. .'?.'??'? Vorl.
..i. a date till und? e ded,
B
If Brawn were willing te
.
lb Columbia, it i?
probable that uch a name woul
.1 .ire. W 'nether
Brown ?voulu be ?filling to i>la; annu
.. -? ?on,
ble ;ha* if the financial
Dgh thiat thi
i '. in-ill. a
v. lured <
.' ma, i"
?mu
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. nstate. Ki
indie.' I ?11 be
ut Agi n
? eight ...- i
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. not eel
' olumbia ? ill mi el 3i
. ? i
irai '?'? , Bra
SeatOfl Mail Five
Off to Good Start
O rang I . Nov. 2~. Set on
ll? open? etbsII ason here
l, .;: itbbing Cathedral <
to Id
Ban)
the vis
r 28 1
m Hal
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SURPRISES MARK
DAY ON ENGLISH
SOCCER FIELDS
Preston North End Defeats
Manchester City by a
Single Goal.
'-'.. The Eni
num?
ber of ?
startling ?Wing tha defeat of
i Freat en Norto
Kml ? their nrs?
mon.
.?con I
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top? a th?,
tabl? Bi. 01 ' mor?
tts Connl tioi
For??t 1
( ?impl?te ReaaltS?Bagiiah Leagues.
Mil: ' ! . ? i (ION
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YORK RYBURN SWELL
THE BEST AIREDALE
J. VY. (iillis's ?ntry Carries Off
Chief laurels at lhe McAlpin.
? ote K.t. '. -' i hampion Verk
irn Swell, owned bj J. W. Gillia,
Rocheeter, -1 ? adjudged the heal
; he ho ? ? the liredala Tern-:
\ ?, ? i, which was held :?? *
laj In t'ie ?-.nier garden a.ul hall
. ?- ; ... Hi ? ?. Never bo*
in New York ha-, thil bred be?i.
II repreaented. I'?ig* from Canada,
Mexico and England competed.
York Kyharn Bwoll alao receive!
oiher boaora, is* ho vrai placed
? i.sige ?las* ?if opon doga, th*
" ;:"'ng to ' aptam Norman lac
r's Douiile. I'm*
dog is owned by an English officer who
tationed in Regriaa, Baakatchowaa
.i rived Ii Nop Yorh reeti
'morning, ?fis r ha lag travelled !?40
miles.
? s. Imported i - d th?
bitch elaaa. This urai
| Chesnc} Cherry Circle, .? big English
r, aad an animal which has tal?en
every h??w ?n - hirh
i? im . sited The re
? to ?Theodor? H OsYeneaa'i Tart
r,e
til H Johnson, jr. ?rn?-:*''
'" ?JOB
BpprOi al H. ' ? >en It.0 BBd M** I
' dog wen . i Ibited, a featara ??f tha I
I lhe waadei ful ?oeeei i at* I
) latead 01 A mer i can brad ammala.
MARKSMEN DEFY
RAINY WEATHER
\ !.. Rauuey I*? Hivrji Scratch
Gunner uith a 94.
t?as of the Army .ir.,1 Navy U
game, ard 'he fact tha: it was a rr.iser
tweni
ported a*. *re Travir- Islaad ?-:?;
the New York Athti estcrda;
I "he fin?! Satur
it eentred pi
shoot for thi and
es.
In the former c e: I legl were scored
?v .. A. snd W. B.
Luekett ree in a tie
along ??? ?h K. I'.. i'hree con
lesl wen v.nner
EI. "i ale.
Bis eimr ids n - .?es in
?? e || tot for thi rbey n.ere
W. .1. Smith, C * .-?. -I. I. Bran
C. .'. H. Lawrence, W. R. Dele
hanty and V. A. Baker. Hach was cred
? ? ? ? . ? ?Vit e except
BS made no difference.
te n tie for the
? ' ll. Martin, W. B. 0|
id G. J. ( arbett. The
-i 001-off ?? v.en: ?o the last
laer.
eo ganaei egi
rere W, B
' - snd i: R, Doth
petit ion for
moat ? ?
1
? -' . ? ? w i-: ' i
? ' sev. IF ?'? Hesaian and ft*. H.
? .-ore? of ?
targets in t at the
?ran?
\ I R ?ras thi
gunner, tal g th? i
af s possible IM I
i ii diesp gunner W. H Luekett.
:?:? \Y. I..
:
on the firing lini
? t* pi i.-e ?.?. tl e 21
V. |[ Yule
w.'h a 22 out of ' POI
_-?
Montclair Golf Club.
tlthouf ? : '
.
...? |
? ?? rts did no a
.ff of the
week ? ? j. <? r. I
with a card o'
l?? .- Because of the conditions
a ret irned.
More Neutral Reo:ers
Secretary of State Lanaing ?mi Mr*. Lanaing at the Army an?! Navy
game.
PORTLIGHT
h Grant i arid Rice
I he End and the Beginning.
) i I t* tin lati gam? ht ? si
/ ? ' ?
r/iel th? .-"''"'i i-- ?/o ' i t.., another gear;
i > fool ti fat?h**d
O im mu pu rnhle '
Would that .in, art right bat yes sra sol
/; |*01 . ? iirrr
I'?." thould havt you,- ?art examined;
\ I to gas.- ? /
/?'n. gas o., rithei Hind and deaf
a, . ? -
<?, ill tarte,
Ii ?/un think 'in ssesoM is et-er "e*l a Von otes
Thai Piltaburgli ia champ s
(Ir a !'?''? Univ. man libel ' 'enieH
/.?? X'unbrr Ot* :
Or a Harvard mes that Cornell had
Ti t hotter team;
Or muggeal thai Mohan ia s greater guy
Than Bam
th ii,;- ?<? ;?.-'?(.
/?'., football -?? ? "? ?? fast " ' ' '
H'..''/i(/;<f',|,.-'
.' -? i ' -i be git i
;? ? 11 ? ? ? ... ? ii > ; ? i it Pn
a? you might .-:..-. ? sited State?. Bal even the
pn i-nci of th' rii.,.|';it cm'; make a good
galBC
What Do Your
-,i: ju,i abat ?!" v., i make of this; Pere? Haught
Haught? !'?
Tum Shevlia aai ?mong those, etc.. who sa-. trmj
diapoee of thi '?? " ' *"?*??*-*?-* "! ?'',:i ,uck t0
m> opinion." sad Tom. "that a football ByStOS*
partaat as many believe it iv K I am to coach a -
Ufa the best men and give the other fellow the heel
,,,r time Ami if he beats mc Til nhale t-.e football they
plaj ? i. gatas with."
.. ,,?? | . dial fast, si M - is? Pi I
., that lasted IM hours. We'll award you one
??,... -,, to what they talked about in the fl
chat BSd spicy repartee that followed. Oolj
:1 ??.. i,. aswei ? at.I ' i r three-] ertaia
i,. rt
The Armv - ? "?'' Na*> ***
raaeleg sp is last period a m.tter of M ,
.luucfihg from tin? thi NS
bad - - ' '" ' *' *** ?*??''?
i- iclectiag our sll-star teas? of resterdaj ?a iaadvert
rr.ilv left off one ef the best of them all Henry W.
H?hiae Cea, the roted llaceeeeer, who ha? thi
. -fence ??-aie ll ? forward BOOB ever de?, ised. W? 1
he BSriOBI ' ?' m i-take.
-, .. . Botbell's Isadiai
, ,.| i. to?i yesterdsj fr-m b - West \ n 1 isdel,
?.?here he has be SB CCaSChlag Als fall.
then may he halfSS ? ' ? ?? I"*?1 :""" M';"
tUn ,,; OliP ' ' S? ?"?' ?*?*' **** tl,P' ha^tl-t
? ' ,r, this section fora num.-er of yean In hit!
. .. ;. .? . ,,p0i?,b!e to distiageisb h,m from a
12-iaeb sh*
in I'nv 7a>utl
. te. 1'i'e m< ? ? ?
mittrv ?ill be the one if there i- one ?a!-,,
... ^
The Next ^ ?i!e Coach.
? .m- fot i ...
porstelj on. mav I Bah If . ?! call r?g in
? bat I friead Mack osen '.'
Surely the 11 i I ;-? ?
- ( 0 It of a
1 ?' the well km ' ? i. ? i'.v not
it up with ? fulni " IVe gotta de
I ?n mske ti interest -, ?.
ain't w< ! SEWELL FORD
I
Tne fact that Cornell beat Harvard with Chuck Barrett
OUt of the game during fifty-five minu'es of play is evidence
? nough that Cornell had a regular football machine and BBS
that v?,..; not dependent upon any one s\n
I he VX inning .Machine.
,'nn was among those who obi rved
? ie Cornell-Pei ? Irmy-Navy conflicts.
?ml one backiieid -???- *,, carry the
e others a ii- up a
winning ? mell a-, i Hai rard ha I the
? v. nes and the ira in Barrett ami In alabea
rhey not only could g
il ea ici r backs to work. Maulbetsch
i to work 1
lahan nor Hui retl WO ?
, Ivaatage."
Job for Mahan.
ere Ned Mahan will not take up coaching after
If Mahan is uncertain about his future he
should g? upon the stage. In addition to proving hirr.?.lf B
great football player, he proved *o be almost a? groat an
, ?
-hed actiag
v ? Mahan rose to great :
i pi cm sad act 11 went through his sert
10 well ' as frequent ! and tackled -hen
- -a- nrryiag the ball twenty -, ? ni -
? a i ' tl >?
Spring Training
Heai Pord ?joes a 11 i .pe he
I ?? ? me
? New li..- ? | Mich, and Phila
?'. ; i ? Pel 'i.
V, ho Goes Next ?
'.'.,< health) dent m his football
? when he .eh Yale in 1910.
Howard Joni 1 r...re ?ran made good Bl
euae, *< "k ,;-. and thereby dropped ? 1001
coaching fame.
Pranl ii ? hey follow?
d
, . . i
. I of the glorj
; i-.- job of essebiag a Yale ei.-.en doe
I S trench inn
machine gui Ire and Met
a i i
If Mi. Pord
ban- Chi ****** "'*?' ' ' ' ' ' '?'
together. Bu are would
Fast Basketball
Team at C. C. N. Y.
, proipcCtl 'or a strong hashot
ball team B< ? ' ?? I "f *** r,;>'
?f Keu Tori ?r?- hrightat ?hai they
have been for the last three reara, lor
the last two month? the team has been
playing the BtfOagOOl ?"??'' available.
The competition ha* 0000 M hOOl lhal
Palmer, the roach, has been unable ta
make selections, although Leftkowiu
aid Captain Joe Drake mil he seei
at guard and cditre. respectively.
The schedule eoald m '? he
with ? a"'- i r"ireton an?
Daitmoath an- a!r? .? ired, Bl
?
aith ? olumbia.
Tli- schedule follows:
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? I i.|?.r.. . -. ? , .
I III?-.. - . ? 1 \, ,
Us Latwsatw. ai bin?
Six-Day Cyclists on
Way to New York
.'. rai??? h. r.
ta pr<?
grmd which be*
' . on Square ??arden on
hrer Lawsoa, (?cor?; ?
? ' ?d Harry Kiiiser. who qui!
Chicago lace bef?te the linish.
ii. ander susper ion by the Nationri
s ng A lociation, but hope t?> b?
raina ta ted for the Now Cork race, The]
; wore among the ri?i?'r- to make tlu
trill Has
FEDS NEED A
WINNING TEAM
IN NEW PARK
Outlay for Ground So
Great Jitney Ball Will
Not Pav.
MUCH MARSHY LAN
MUST BK FILLED IN
Rumor ??! Peace in Wl'k'? I
?Peace Ship Ha> No I .: i [?,
Moating li Bateball ?
ral Lea
-. .
in thia city, bul
?
aad if 1
Lall will to patrol
I
?
'
league piicei ?ill bs imperativ:
It 1
gir.nl outlay of mom
II
?Till.. I
in (he journal ?>I . -
\
have to bs- bail! up aad mai il i
?
I mill have
will prove to Li.' Bl .ill COmpIci the]
. ,i.'ii th? re i
Mr, ?iiiiiT."
anaaaacad that it ?*>
, modern in ? plan
be carris'si suit ' ?rill entail an expend!
?
ossiiie
The salar;. h?t of a big league
will approximate 1100,000, and the ffl IS
hav?. the .s \ .,
- .. -m ?
gl major league combinai
??ni. Travelling expenses ??ill ap
proximate an additional sin,no?..
B.OBg with the curr?"Il ? ? I
" mahn a total arhieh might
. - ici ieel ' ???
The aaeotloB whim ,
"?Will the Federals chaig? i
league pi.. es, or arill 'he ??ta? ?. poli
- h rough *" A w an ing I
It 1 pries I t'a;i< liisv.
? ."H'.i in pa) ??????? would I"'
is. keep it - head she? i
the ^ anhee ren_J
1,000 a year to pa P
1 s com* ?m
g moue?, s.i || wauld seem I
the ne", magnates )t;?\ >? contracted ??
? *
money in the fa?e af adv? ?
re was a Bereisten! rumor sbou
?
elared bj tha a s -
., d ? !'?
H. John.on ?...il.I
A Gilmoi
sVeeghman would fall
af Gal ; ? 'i !
coul_ no. be ' .
much mystery on all mi.les. Il: B
the weather prophet, i
? ?? l - ilence, ai d G
? l the vacation s -
af i? man train?*?! in law. 1
therefore, no wa]
rumor.
A man a/ho insisted t; ,?
Mid 'hat lle.irv Ford i ???
ponen' of pea.'e ami brol
nad w.'M! ltd of ? h? I
- |n I 11*004 .
Interest of th?* th? I
are equally weary of the war, h?
?
that he would invite Ban .1" l
? rnor Tener, Jim G I ! ?
Gerry Hen mam
eaee ?hip. and when th?
-ijfhT of land.
that the pei gn? I
Hut hi* anticipai
will
.
lie woulil rn ?
' In . : ml
is- ?I s. saau '
?
?. ?? ship properly, pi
that Colonel Ituppeit have
? Til's lions. Hera arks mon
hie, for (ian ;. Hen 'ha'
i olonel Rapport's ioatlj famed product
was all right, only the work* d dl "t
pop. He objected to < h:sr!e\ WoOCh
rran'? sandwichea, for Charley i
?nigh butter on the brs?l. Go
ernor Tener said that ha had nf\n_
been out of sight of lansl, an?l
' intend to star*.
Smoky .Toe Wood ,s ?getting ready for
'the BOaaon already. Jo.- -i ?
. rii the wooda, mall
KHiiis'. il" reporta thai 11?
i goosl condition and tha' he ia looking
forward ta a big year
Tiie Pacil ' ..? ? League has an?
nounced that the first step in the long
ted plan for retr?
??'..en. The .?alar-.
. at '?i $4..*>n0 per month, a redu.
if 1500 ;, month. Wo redi I
mad? in the player limit of eig
men The International League and
A in". \ atlOB have salary Iim
?th, and are prr
men.
Harry [?? (;<"'', h"* hcen ,,,,<'l**r' ;
professional for accepting his
for plavirg summer baOCba
men eould gal IM* ? iron? i'n,i
be amateurs in skill.
Avenll A. Rate?, a -'
Peniel. Tex., ?a I?
masrot to a big S IS S
? at he is luckier than -
ago in
'
Ms Bpolied ? ?
? tiling, for i
?
It :? said thai the
s *
?
?
-?l. however
any day ?
!? i : mat s Pittsburgh scout
? ?able reaorl
an, ihe famoo H .r._? i
fullback, and tha? efforts w
. I l.im to sign with ? ?? I'
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