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THE SUN, SAi uhDnY, OuiUiiIi.K 17, 191
Miracle Man Here, Denies Trouble With Ban Johnson Notre Dame Assails Yale Eleven To-day,
10 4
Mia
a' Jl
STALLINGS IN TOWN;
ALL WELL WITH BAN
- ;BoIp WIM Ou.nril Th l.'r.WSE.'K'SffS:!
on the Outs With Johnson
Sure Tcnin Will llt-pont.
COLIiKf'TS CLOIHES
HKTS
t amnio... of the'
im.Ki
world's champion Hoston Ilraves arrived
In this city late last night. The Miracle ,
Mnn of the llubjs on his way to his
Southern plnntatlonenr Haddocks. (la..
where he spendiia winters He will
visit seven! day l this city before con-
tlnulng southward
Mailings was very much Incensed over
. interview attributed to b.m w , ch ''-J ' " 'nAnt
was printed In a New ork paper, pur , hR M,riW ,, othpr managirs
porting to lay at Hin John-nil's door all , nr,, ,1(lt nPy ,,, overlook. Kanff has bad
the trouble which led up to the dismissal marvellous season with the outlaws, but
of the Ills Chief from the management thit company Is not of major league call
. vlt v,i, v...ri,-nii it -he elo"" bre U.iuff Is a real spr.d marvel, but
of the New nrk Amerb nils at lie mo .,iihl- lies below the
of the season of 1!I It will be mucin- (n,r m, xhree time's this season he adopted by the American Olympic Com
bered that Stalllngs In less than twoe.ei- ,), thril ,a,0 wn,. that cushion mltl.-e, which already has accepted Indl-
tons had built up a hope'.cs looking tall-
ender Into a pennant proi;in t a! the time
le
he was awakened so ruuei) irooi
dreams of Ambition toward further prog-
rers.
"Vou cannot deny too emphatb ally for
me" said Stnlllngs Inst night, ".my rrltl-
1-1 .. .. oil. 111. al III (til
cism oi nan j.Niu.-.m ";' ; V.
'''tfhlw no. been frl. n llv Aiwa s
I, "JUS il?? tr that never u t . y
oVl 'V f 'VSf." nrd r .. .. .endo, at-
--- j,i.
r"i , , ,J imc I m'v-
, ; ' , ,.iiii ih,. New York
ered my connection with tin M ora
AAt 'Iwte I told the New York
writers who aci ouip.itiled the club that
ill . - - .,!,
"rZon 'was-absotutely blanie.e.s
Certainly I sliouM not have said so had I
not been nbsolufdy sure of my grounds
t vl.11,,1 Mr. Johnson a: 111 Chicago
.1,. , .1,, trouble broke nut with
ui.iv'-' ""- , ... .,..
r.i r.un. i hi, k.ii fci.eii inter inui hm-
ren-ce'That no hiam., attached to the
president of the American League.
"Mr. .loinisou aim i ".;
ferences, IU Is -rue. Hut In PL"
true. iiui in epi" ."'
them hli .ilnllty always lias ntmanuen
rro- resp.rt and I have . I"" '
believe tint In a largo degree that respect
i. f,. much already has been
made of th(e little unplcisantrlcs 'hit
are hound to creep out In a competition
ot su-h intense rivalry and enthusiasm
as that which uiaik the annual worlds
series battles I have no quarrel w. 1.
any on" In oi'g.uilicd biebnll, but ir i
hnd t thin!. 1 should be able to settle my
private affal ulthuut newspaper exploit,
atlon of lh. in
"The Iiisi-j.i'I season of 151.1 Ins passed
into hlstorv I urn satisfied with what my
team accomplished and ntn willing to re-
i. ...,...n. till another Ke.ison rolls
around. UV shall .ill be out again next ,
season to try fo: u repetition of tbl sea-
son's succes-. Hut I think It Is scarcely
fair to nie or my associates to place me i
in the position of a bragg.ut. boasting,
over the -everses of a worthy rival I
... . ..... . .... U . ..I n In.ur lint In
,n n lr .. ' "-".I ,r
winner. I hav no desire to tnugh In any-
hody'B face, least of all In that of a man
who has done so niucn 101 uie i"u'i",r-,
ment of basob.il' .is has ll.in Johnson,
nresdent of the American League." 1
Fe v r f M iim.g";.i friends ytere aware
of his pres'eno- In this city last night, so
thnt only a eorporal's guard of welcome, s
were at' the Somerst Hotel to offer con-
graimaiions w.e . ,g ...e .... .-
.an hi 111 I'll t 11 IO jit tllO rlUPCsVf.l ()I nil
great tight ag"lnst odds th.ougli the last
bait of the season and In the wo.'d's
series .iirainst Connie Mack's supposedly
Invincible array Mailings win iiep.in ,
the town much richer In world) inlment.
lit. faith In the Ilraves during the li.it
visit here of the Hoston club resulted In .
the Miracle Man's acceptance of sundry
wagers of clothing, hats and the like. The j
Chief accepted almost every proposition i
that Involve 1 the merit or nis men as op- Washington Americans; i tiuik .mch-t- , K)Vl, ,)m ., ,,.nlte answer and re
posed to Individual rivals on world's se- .mott. Memphis Southern Association ; f.r,.,) ),,, to Manager Hank o'Day If
rle form. And on only one bet did he fall I John H Miller. Pittsburg Nationals; ,n nlter . ei onimenils Mat the lines
to make good hie prognostication A local j i-Mward Zlnimcrin in, Newark Intir- i.p returned, the) will bi
newspaper writer won a hat as the result ; nailonnlB Manager D'D.iv was at the olllce, but
of Connolly's failure to outhlt Home Hun The number of viee-presldcnts and Knl , ).fr(. Zlmmerinan arrlvul there.
Haker In the four games.
'.htalllngs is very eninusiasi.c over
prospects ror nexi sensno. ne ncii.-..
that he will repeat his successes In both
the Natlonnl League nnd world's chain-
plonshlp struggles. '
"My team Is young, energetic and game
to the core," said Sttlllngs, "There is not ,
a man who should not be ns good nexi
vear as he was this season, nnd some of .
them should be greatly improven. joiiuny i
Kvers is tne only veteran piayer oi inc i
Braves,
seasons
This was one or nis very n.si
. Which proves that he Is at the '
very lenlth of his power. Now I think
.i.i. a b .. n.... x-n... 1 ti.iH ,
thnt eveiy one who saw the recent world's
series will agree finally with my views
that my Infield Is one of the greatest of
all time. It should stnrt In next spring
where lt left off this fall.
"Hudolph, James nnd Tyler, the three
pitchers who were so Instrumental in win
ring the pennant, are young men who nie
Just beginning their brilliant careers.
They will bo able to do thing" more
easily In 1915 or 1 shnll be gre.ttl) mis
taken. I hnve a lot of youivx pitchers,
nmong them Davis, Strand, Crutcher.
Cocrehnni and Hughes, who will be heard
from. All but Hughes have had the benefit
of one year's association with a cham
pionship club I think they will show as
much Improvement over 'Ins year as
Jntnes showed In 1PM over hi 1913 form
To Rnw-riv I hnve the best catcher In the.
ftllonai League- -tnere is no nouiu of '
thnt and I have the material for an out
field thnt should compare favorably with
the best I expect no walkover, under
stand, but my team can repeat If It Is as
serious as It wns throughout the recent i
campaign" i
ut,.ll.,.,.u 1,u ...11..,! n nmnl... r,' ,.f . .
of theatrical engagement, but i ' ng
pursued so relentlessly by Da ne , i,,,, ,
tunlts that It would not be i- nl li.nr
If he fell finally to her wl'c T in.: i . I
nger of the Ilraves lost a ' (... . i
.d 'i ,11 tt' 111.. l.tirmiiM ... Illu '
plantntlou I of .1,000 ncivs. neyoted
mnstlv In Ihe cultivntlon nf ollnn
,1-- ... ... ....
u r' ,;, v ;. r : 1 pj:
his fortune by HO.noo.
Certain high officials of organl7ed base
ball hnve Inclined lo the belief that at
list pnrt of the present reported activity
i i T'cilc-.il League agents against m.i.'o.'
league iu'o,erl) h.i'i been tho expv
lot. 1
of icbeme for neeiled public'.; .
the West It hns been reported thnt
er.il N.itlo.ial l.e.ignr stars
Induced to break their coniiic- .-,
purpose of Jolntm the liiMo'',) s
Mi.
League, tenni At lea-,; tl.U phi -.f Uim
n ports was built up from puro f.il.ilcn
tlon Waller s u-. .j, vrenurer of the llrook- I
lyn Federals, who iceutl) hn" iM'timed
sejiie of the liurdeiiH of I hi u-.iui'-, ni;ii.
bgenient, as It would a;, . . -.intcil ver
emphatlcnlly yesterdav thnt he and his
business ii.boc.tes were not in the market ,
lor any players undo- co .tract.
"iiucii icports have dune us a in .rked '
Injustice," he dcrlaml "Hobiit II. Ward
put himself on reuu.l a, npiiosol lo mteli ,
practice when us pnsldint of our club ho
decided to pioinote an Imb , nib nt t. ini 1
In Hronklyn We hnvi il.,,ut. 1 one.
bit finm that uttllud. f'l ijri., ni.ib r '
contrail to uigamzed biselvli , n'.v fn; '
1915 will i,e ibsoinieiy H:lf, r.-on, nP In-
s. iii rrni- n' part
.11 I..II-... .... ...
i'viism.-, contmucu (tic young mag
Inatr, "that there are mm proenlncnt In
the lVdeml league who have no inch
nusliiees scruples In connection wl'h eon
tracts which some of the law fi'irtM of
the land have hold Inequitable. It it trim
that our league docs not tespcet the valid
ity of tin' reserve clause, which has been
proved mill and void. And you also must
lemcmber that some of the players that
major league owners announced they held
than the barrier of a 191I reserve between
themselves and liberty.
I "I have signed ninl am signing all the
players for the Ilrooklyn Keder.il League, i
, club and I can say truthfully that not one ,
athlete recruited for our team lin been '
The itrookiyn K.derai league Viuhu ab. j
1 solutely Innocent of such charges."
One of the most absurd tales that has;
received publicity In many a tt.iy was
th.. nlleired slunlnir bv McOmw tor I2M0D
0f Outfielder Hum)' Kauff of the pennant
winning Indlauapnlls Federal League club.
To begin with. New Vork could not nego.
:;n;:,l:ihbjj1lfr .'.nuhM.'.np.
,,ry ()f (MP i Mi (1 tl.( no( i American Ann-,
elation club. In case of Kedernl failure
the dlsxisltlon of Kanff would rest en-
was oicupled by a friend, or such stuir
nuo major leagu. sinrs are on nniue. .
.ii,..im ,,f Cderal-
J(t t,,.,(. lt ,ay Interest f.inilom to
know thai !.1.tf2 was the total paid at-'
tendance at all of the home games of the
Pittsburg club this season. These ngurcs
have b.eii furnished the National Com-
.,..,, , h ,., nbl.. sourcea.
In other words. It Is doubtful If the Pitts-,
burg IV.lerals had a total gate of 130.000 1
for venty-seven home Kan,es, for th .
..,i,i.i.,,,v iv 1 nut iiveraa-e 60 rents
Pittsburg was one of the first clubs to
Intioduce ss ent nnse ia . ,
..... I
,.r,.,dent James B. (laffney of the llos-
,o world's champions returned las, nhtht
trm ty t Aure. Mr OafTney wa,
,,rPy Wftt orn .ut from the world's
,t.rlp, or,)t.,u , rof.r.ce to providing j
,ri,Ms for his friends and alleged frlend.
" h. rt, ,.. ...., ..limbered !
The oner of the Hrave. numbered j
- i(
u u .ru,a,,.. a ta u-pnni ,ir run.
1 nWtri. ItalK
.rMwhile boss of the Cuba. Chubby
r - harle - came through with a gi
for johnny livers, his former
jreat boo
fnr in.,,,.,.. Kvera. hla former kevstMe
u af.ey Intends to s-nd a
week or ten days In pursuit of the quiet
"
PLAYERS' UNION ELECTS
AN OUTLAW AS DIRECTOR
I'l-oil Slinit i. .Illliltlpr t(i Mil f fl'llS 1
1 :
Kroin Urn vps. n Hnanl
of Krntprnity.
1 night and has h's plans laid s that the
Irish club may make ,i big howlng Hob
Pavld L Fultz. the energetic president ertson said yesterday that so far as po-
f the H.,seh,ll Players Fraternity
Will
receive every i ncoiiragement from the
nnk anil file of the profession In his
efforts to effect conteinplateii reiorms.
. h . . r.ivcted to the
n'ls JMM "HP" r" , , 1 ,'
presidency of the association for a term
of three years He w.u Indorsed by the
)()ard of directors at a meeting held i
Tmr,ay afternoon and evening In the
ep(.u.,v,, ,,., ,, Wall rtreet.
Blwinl M. Ileulbach. the giant pitcher
of tho Ilrooklyn Dodgers, was rewarded
fn. i.i. ,-nosclentlous labors as first vice-
.)r,.s,iet wlt, tm. ,.w ofllce of secretary '
vlce-nresldents who with the prel-
ice-pn siiienis. wno wun in. in.i
dent and s.vretary. will constltutn the
bo.iid of aihlsers, are Itaymond W. Col
itn1 Hoston Americans: Jacob H. Dau-
i.rt. Hnioklyn Nationals ; John P Henry.
nn mbers ot tne auvisory oouru was in-
creasiil rroni lour io six so as io give
tne i iass a. a i ann .a-s , h-iikiks
,, rcprcient.it I c each
The new boird of directors will Includi
Samuel Agnew. St Louis AmeCcins
Harrv n. Haylesj, Venice, Cil. ; John J
A ll!l", Vuilre. Walter C. Holes, Lu
Angele, Pacific Coast. Heniy .1. Hutcher.
ii,.,.r u-es-em Mn r: i'i.r,.v I'li'a. I
xjlK .Vatlnnal . Tyrus It. Cobb, Detroit
Amrrlc-an . John Collins, Chicago Ainer- i
.ca1 it,,niond W Collins. Hiton Amer-
,P1 '. Samuel K. Crawford. Detroit Amer-'
' .
loins, (lenrge W Cutshaw. Hrooklvn Na-
tlun ils . otto Ddnlnuer. Montreal Inter-
Southern Association . Lee Mngee, St.
Louis Nationals ; Fred C. Merkle, New
York National . Albert J. Nleboff, Cin
cinnati Nationals. Wilbur Schardt, In
dl in. i polls, American Association, Fre
V. Smith. Ilurf.ilo Federal: IMwnrd '
Sweeii-), Ne.i York Amerlcins. William i
H. Sweeney. Chicago Nntlonul , Junes S.
Williams, Minneapolis American Asaocla-!
tlon. F.dwanl D. Zimmerman. Newark In.
icrn 11.11.1,11., nun i.ii.u ... r urz,
Th. pteildent of the fraternity refused
point blank yesterday to discuss the ac
tion of the recent meeting further than to
annouii.'e the result of the elections. Mr.
1' uu iicciaren mat tne miuhcm was
m "Hv routine, though he admitted that
if er 1 .1 1 1, fe.itil.es of the nresenl r.tim ..r '
g.inlre.1 baseball contract had been ills. I
cut--- d It Is the Intention of the fra-1
ti in.ty to iiemt certain demands: for vnn-
tract modlllc itlons to both the Natlonnl
ini ,.,
inilOII
national!: Frank Dexnii. Lincoln. West- ... .... ..... .. .... ' i. .. r..,.t ...a ,,i.,. nin.
.rn Willi,..,, Klwert. .Montreal Inlei n... . v" " m,V "r-llg 11. as uiefe coma ,."";''",:' nV"' .. 1 v need for r, contest to-day Which V
..... ........... ... ... ------- - are t ei tor a trop.) put up lor t ie ast . iinrmuj. ... ,.r, , ,mn ..,, .inc on their dual rn
tlon-ils John J l.vers Hoston Nationals . ,(ml.et and Which will be decided by Lam. The athletic, association has re-, ''? J" ;, ' 1 " I h"
John P. Henry. Wash naton Amer c ms: i ... n... fn.e.i in st. mmiev to n on the on v nnn.ner n ru nun pri cision ine
...e...r,. II..1.I ii,..i,,i, v...ri,.,.n. ' ' "r -.... .ii .. i.i ..l.V......j i,,a..... ..-i..!,! ' ... fcrel.t teams have (.coulrcl at this
" , ,:,,' , tr pB ,. ,,,. un M r iiaipin. cnaiiman, '.i " s""'. "".' ' i of the cmn-ilc-n nnv be
Tbnniis Jones. Milwaukee. Amer can As-i ............ - t.-tr. 1...1. 1 n in nf H. lie ,1 Ih nvn lntite because of "". c-nmi .iw.ii nit) no
...latin.,, -loll. .1. l.i.l,..-l. PMln,l,.l,,!,,H ' " " V"' ' "' " " ""'' ' I , . ..T.i. ...V,.. .a.., , . T-r..,,, . 1.- uftirnoon by a wot field and a
v... ....... u ............. . ' I -"iin avenue. ".';,... Ivill Hnveier. most of the teams v
.tiiituiiiii" , i i mi i ,nt iri iimu, .. r nil mi ii, i . . - i 1 1 ill i; ii i nil i ii fin lit tin i -i n t lit- iiit'H n .1 iiiv.cn. I
,Jns ginernlng powers of major and m Inor
r I I league base'iai;. u spectlvcly. " ultg
A, iwonlU no- !. . ,lst ,, tll whlll
' on. mission nnd the .NatloiiHl A.soi
I InL.a il.tii.imls ,n.,t 1... II.. .1 ......... ...
:t v;-, ,,,- -, ,,, . , ::,-.
that iduse of th- sltii itlon until aftei tho
urn, in. it luul I,. ., miiIimi.ii.,.1 ....... I .1... ...
the iiivi ..f i nl2'd baseball -
. s;i:.ll'iit " it which Mr Fult7 and'
;' -i- I., lls-us was
the pr, - n-c or Mi . b,(1r .,r s of a !
Filler il l..'1'P
I "I ll'Mtli. Fled V. ,
.V .. i '-.t.. v. I st of the '
Li ' U" ''I'll Hi Juniiixl ,
s'lll'Ml ll
'II
It
'I ,
f I. intra, t last
' inch. mm. nU.i on
i ,: n- .' -if of
" ' ' '" ' ' I' "d to lme
1 - '.,1 f i It- -1. to Mil hi lot with the
lli.il 'ieiiil'"it J.
Ci.lc First iar nt It I,..
CitiiMiin, Oct. Hi- lleiiled by King I
(nie. New orli Aumrlcili luiller, the
N...liuial and American l.eagu,, coin sick.!
is who nie lo tour the I'.icltlr Ohm and.
II. wall this winter ,,h all star aggreg. '
tlons ben,,, tumbling Int.. town l ,j
lllirrv Lews if he OStllll toil Knv i,
It'll .imnes or lh . ll'ulo , Ilraves voie
other ei"iy i.irlv.ls. The tennis will
leave to.mnriow ( Mlnne ,. K win re
the III4" gun. wll le. played Siinlny.
POI-'Ol Clll.st l.-Oall''
s ni' Pi i ,. i ,(li .1 game.
P" ml t. ILlll'mnl f 'seeond gain.-
Hlin IV. ui. Iv, , 11. Venn', 0,
Lou AngeUi. b, Hl.iluns, 0,
PLANS CONFLICT FOR
SULLIVAN MEMORIAL
Differ-..! Sri , for"""'."," sr- V!,S":r''S!',
lliiishifr Xccilcd Funds Miiy
Ciiiisp Difficulties.
MOXKY HBI.Vfi COIiLKCTED i
Prlends of the lnt James K. Sullivan
- ............. ...
wero somewhat disturbed yesterday over
a rlrcul.il' sent broadcast and asking for
(l Ii0piiln r subscription of $211,000 for n
..,.., , th. alh,C lpa,,fr. Previous
to the appearance of this circular a fund
had already been started by the American
Olympic Committee and many sub-scrip-
,(in( mi(, ,)(.cn r(,.rved from clubs and
Individuals connected with the Amateur i
Athletic t'nlon. 1
The circular, unauthorized by present '
A. A. 1' oiriclals, names the maximum
sum of $1 ns the amount to be subscribed.
This Is nt variance with the policy
vmu.u sunscripuons oi iyu ami ns inui ii i
,ir tuv nun, ..irinrpunuiii ...-f-wx ,
i tlon.
According to the latest circular some
men well known In amateur athletics'
favor the 1 1 Idea, but there Is constderabl.)
doubt among the prisent rulers as to
wnetner .1 nul l suniciem io i-onime. i r r
adequately Sullivan's efforts for athletics
can be leallzcd
an lie leanzeii w.ni mc iniuviiiuai run-
serlptlons to the
belief Is that . ea
tribute should gi
fund so limited. Their
each man wishing to con-
give Just what he Is able
to nlluru. iron, l
the nickel of the schooi-
boy to the $1 if th- wealth)' athlete
no win iom-s mis iiouuol n.nv ,,....
than the schoolboy will his nickel.
There was lu. attempt y'
T?""1
Jm K Sullivan nnrt tornrl
n''' Ve gh? m o Ih b .irrt if
"J " 7 the A A " In Its e rl est
0'rT".0't'',V'
j,.,
'": '7 V.
obtained If the sub-
. .. ... .. ..... ..... ...
E'I, ' ! . "
'r u... ....ne.i , lh,. attention of Jus-
mailer was c.iuen m wit- iiiieiuuiii ..i u-.-
II,,...... U MVal. eret,.rv.lrellir, r
of the Amateur Athletic Cnlon and a
member of the sub-committee appointed ,
hv the Vmerlein Olvmnlc committee m
1, , rnnose.i memorial, he said !
' "' . ".'" " : . 1
on
nm
sol
1 letlc
hive subscribed and the Metropolitan As
soolatlun has fssiied a circular to the
clulw In that association, but no appeal
has yet been made to the general public."
Law-son Itobertsan. trainer of the Irish
American A C alnadv Is looking for
M-inl tu the big athletic nice
tings to re 1
held In connection with the
'ann ntn Pa-
elite Imposition next year With the nxt
tU tuple games shrouded in iiount ne con
slders thee g.uii.s the most Important III
"line oe wiiiini Heei uie in, nun i i'l 1111
,,eMtlons after th-club gam -s In the (5nr
irisa .iioeri iao . "in "i nei,"i i"i
den on November IH His reason Is that
ion m une inn .1 n.inin.u-i .
i,u sumnur and will need n good long rent
before starting to prepare for the San
yran.lK me
ZIM WANTS FINES REMITTED.
Telia Tlliillllla ( litis Host llo Thill lir
Si-lul Hint llNevi here.
ClllCAiio, net. 16. -Heinle Zimmerman
had hN lighting ciothes on to-diy. He
was one of the Chicago i'ub who met
" beailquarters t., obtain his share of
...i,u.i.i.. ...,,..v
rollfri,, w(ll ,.,,,.
i Thomas and diiniinibi that the tines i
lvhlch were taken away from him this
Humtni r be return. d Thomas refused
y.iininerin.ui wa, peiy.il
and declared
ili.ii "ir 1 eiimi.it 1... trenieil white" In.
ilemand that the Chicago club trade'
or sell him to any club It pleases and he
will not care.
j
Illuiiiiiiiil Kings for oinieiirA. j
entries close on Monday for the ama-i
teur boxing tournament of the New York I
' 111 " um gymnasium o ;
' " """ r -- V' "", ""' " ,
1-1 " l1u l",uniis nun uie prizes
diamond ring to wlnnir, gold writcb '
in u..im.,i n.iii ui l.,p m..iii.i iti i..u..i lit
to second and silver medal to losvi In
ninl-tlnal bout In inch clans The t'nlon
Settlement ami West Iliir'.em A. C mem
Olilrlnir Tom. Ilia Aliened Wife.
I'llli.Al.n.Pitu. uct HI -Despite n'
suit nied against him for disunion and'
non-stipimrt n.v a woinin wno claims to,
be his wire, mine muring 01 tne
AthletlcH, obtained a marriage ln enso
lo-uay to wen uannan u. i nomas ot
IT'dgi ton. N. .1 He got th license
shortly after leaving the ilomestli'
l.itlons court, where he appeared to
.."ewer charges of llel.c.i 1. (llrth if
Wllkesbarre. Pa. Oldrlng told the II
c turn clerk lie never hnd lieen nmtrled
The non-support suit was continued for
two weeks.
Tun Full Holfer ttr.ne Storm.
I'Kti.Atini piiia, Oct Ifi.- Th tlnal round
for tho chief trophy In the tournament
given by Mis tleorge C. Thomas. Jr..
' I'hllnde!hbi Cricket Club, at St. Mnr -
,,..,, t ri II 11 llnL.u- l..rlM
' tl"'".'" U,H "' ' ,,'V1',,w',M"rl""'
' "" ' , " ! , 7 i ' V ''r'n'1i w'1"
, not P aye. to- , " '' 'M'":;"
"-,i of ti. second .it.t pin,c,i .icsmte
"";,!'""'1I
' .MUM It
Fthel Mnule Merlon Cricket
..nn. .i.nu.e, .i.erion iriiaei
.Club, defeated Mrs
William S Hllles
' '?
IV.',,!." u'o:-"..' i.'L" , mm ,IV,M1'1 S"'
Mi,,,u' t0"k 9'' ,n Ml " 1 ,llps '!''
Doliiiii Knoel.A Hut lloir.n.. ..,
Johnnie Dohnn k ocked out J.innile
HnfTtiinn In the sixth round of the main
bout at the Itldgewood Sporting Club last
' night
, .time Meet- S tii 1 1 It mid Wins,
j At the Viinlerl.llt A. C. last night Willie
.Inritw oulltoltlteil tl.rrv Smith ti, the nmln
bout of the evening.
Ilrltl.in TnLea No ( linnees.
, "f""'' 8 'm ''"".' 1"nttll","r c" .'V1'"
''bnnceH 'vhlle no I i I'M feet coud tlon
,11""'" ........... I'll- ,
innnngement Inst night that be would no -
H -i :'. tlm: fo 'd i sdieduled bout with
llari) S'i ne The event w is called nlf
mil the dub nut .n a c,i d of preliminary
Inxeis. niUfy'ng those prisent thai thel.
"rain pbei ks" wo.i'd b . honored next
l.'rldiy ulgnt A" the bnutK contested
were sis iniinds except o ic n ten, In
vhlc;- Willie Dalo outpointed Frunkle
s ai.anun.
"The c.mmiu.-e ha. not yet determined n P ays Hay H dge at West Lnd ; n' v.
the rorm when the memorial w-.ii taae . . - Knnsis vs. IiraKa at lies .niunes. - " " .
. . .. Ii. O v i'ln.1' rw? lla.. Ill, l.. I.... .1, 1. . . . . ... - i ... at l n n r.nrn hnu'M'.p Ih mil pjlinl alrnnir finrt I
1 no lndlviitii.il nns neeii aumonicu 10 i - " .-.enrasaa vs. ia- ,;" , V , ; v. ,
cit rubscrlptlms. The Amateur Ath-, hn Improved wonderfully glr.ee then ' liaitan ,-hattnooa ' "'"V1 h',s !ir?I'nrrl1 straight attack I
ITninn and its various associations j'"m promises 10 maae n ftirong inn lor me i w men in eaiiei i.u 10 nr kudu enouKn. ,
GETTYSBURG CALLS OFF GAME.
Itrfusea to NtleU to Its I :i IkI l 1 1 1
Agreement With lllekliisoii.
(ahi.ihi.e. Pa., Oct. Ifi.--Jctt.vsl.urs
Colltge cancelled tills evenliiK -to-morrow's
came scheduled on Its grounds ign.hst
Dickinson after the latter uskcu u 10
the colleges conduct athletics C.ettys
hurg tcfil'id, say In It would play Its
preparatory students, even though riK.iliit
aKreeinent, as It believes Dickinson had
violated the contract before this.
Acting President James II. Morgan,
" T. , u '.t 11 rtri'i1.?!'" 1 1, 7h., rnTiis e i
faculty ninl officials knew tho
I college hail been careful to stick scrupu.
i lously to the terms of the (Irttyeiiui g-
Dickinson contract. The cancellation khis
i.i-...,-. vnt or Hie foothill tv:
the Y.. '"n.t ..of. .. 1 Lh.
son In this sectl u and l.irge numbers
of alumni of both colleges now here
are badly disappointed.
SCHOLASTIC TEAMS IN
ELEVEN GAMES TO-DAY
Cominon'o-Pnwlinp; and Clinton
Rny Hidjrc Contests Ltmk
Like (Jood Ones.
JTIIOI.ASTtr flAMKH TO DAY.
Commerce n, Pnwllna School, at Pawl.
In. '
Mftrrla va C...l. a. -... I. Pl.l.l a....n
Island. I
Cntnmerrlsl V- Ktlivvaiint. At Cnmm.r-
elal PMd
Adelplil vs. Hoys' lllsh. at Adelphl Field.
Hi) llldge is. n Witt fllnton, nt Vet
i:nd Oval
Erasmus Hall vs. Ilrooklyn Prep, al Haw
thorne Flelil.
rniy rrfp Stevens Prep, at Hnlioken
Academy. V.t,,.rhai, fSV.l ,or" """"" Mercer.burg vs. Tenn freshm-n at Mer
St. John's Prep vs Flushing, at Flushing. 1 rlairg. ..hv..
St. Paul', school is. Newark Academy, at ' A"rt,n." .v,v flu,?'"hli,.fi r.Mer
The
--
busy. The
eleven football games scheduled for 1
i III keep the scholastic followers
rnln, however. Is apt to eauro
1 ,,u"cl
postponement of manv of th.i I'onlestn.
Thl, nrni,ai.i.. nni,i r.,,,u th. ..Ii in '
K 'I'' The Commerce-Paw-
lnK Pmp on thelntter'a gridiron prom-
. . . . . .'.,.. i",;,
10 "P ne thP SCnSOnS hfSt .It-,
,ra,'!,,l0,,3
In Ilrooklyn two Interborough Karnes'.
,,r 'onusien. uommercini will nave :
Stuyveaant ns opponents, while De Witt 1
I,, l. . ...... M . . ... .
Oi,.. f...,.An 1 nr. .
gam? The New York Military' Academy .
friuii Cornwall-on-IIudmii will pn to
Suburban Ovnl, Ilrooklyn. to play the
Mimi.il Training eleven A special boat
has been chartered for tho occasion and !
the students, 250 strong, accompanied !
by their cadet bind, will Invade Hrooklvn. 1
The boat will dock at Fulton street. I
whence special cara will convey the party 1
to the grounds,
iHK stiirt in v. v. t . i.ine.
Hecauso of the muddy field there was
o , utdoor practice at New York I'nl- ,
erslty estcrdny. Cjach Itlley took
le squid Into the gymnasium for a
no , indoor nraet en m V,u- Vori, fi.i
xerslty jestcrdny. Cjach Itllev took
the
long signal drill Knch man wan i.ske.1
his duties on each pl.t) and many mis-
takes wero uncovered At the close of
the drill Coach Itlley d'agrammed on the
blHCklKiard .11 the plays used thus far.
The line that will face llaverford
day has been newly arranged In order
to till the end positions made Vacant by
the l.s. of ('arroll and MnclCenzle
through faculty actb.n It h,s been neces-
sary to shift Somers to right end Hage-
meyer has been shifted from left guard'
ia ri-iii meUle Wnltmun will .tart :.i
lift end. but It is doubtful if his In- '
lined shoulder will permit him to last
thiough the game.
Kven with a weakened line the New
rKZL:,J:Xu Prl bv tho () . ke a 1
Yorkers are bent Horn evening tin for ,
at
the last meeting of the two col-
leges
rniy Kxperta llnrdi-at ti.iine
West Point. Oct. I1.--Fln.il prepara-
tlons for the Colgate game was com-"gone
pleted lu a driving rainstorm to-day. The
Held was soggy and the ball slippery
Th coaches, fearing to Incur further In-
inr.es in ihs nlnveri. nut the men through
the lightest Kind of worn. Iiuni.ing niw,ias Wllstnn, the teams nesi uunrieroacn,
punt, a session at the dummy and a r.ist
signal drill made up the programme. Fori
will get OUphant's berth In the backlield
to-morrow, as the former Purdue star !
sun on oruicnrs, uei.ey is nariy io oe
.....i rOP Merrlllat at end. although Merry
may start the game In the position. The
ciiwest cintest tnus lar uns sca-on ior uie
c.iueis is
looked for. though the Atmy will
t,gnt nam lor a cienn s.aie
run sioeriT Team Lacks u I'lelil,
I'll II.Al.Kl.l'Kt A. Oct. Hi.
Coach Stewart1
"mcs in u w . n . nc n , .an o i m
.. ..... .. . .. ....i ... a . -a ....
r,ur to give the men practice on
regulation Held the co icli has been forced
for the pnM week to take the men nut to
the ilermatitoivn Cricket Club grounds at
, Manhelm. This cause the men a gie.tt
, expense nnd wane or time ann Is cousin-
enl hardly fair nfter the line showing
they made last year In the Inteicollegl
ates. '"rr wr ... rn -i .
.ia mnnl.tii. ,tl I. & l..l..t
m M mm . t
.... , ,,.., ,..,.s . ,r , lllu ,.i,it,
liil.li , i,,; i.i.i luiuri- l.e.iie n-l no
held at the Park Avenue Hotel this after-
noon. Ilcin cselitatlves cf each member
of the league, which comprises Harvard.
Coinelt Lehigh. Sw rthmnre, Johns Hop.
kins. Stevens Institute- ml Hobnrt. will
, be present The playing rules fnr the
' coming ear will be revised nnd sched-
!.. ,.f r. m. a n-111 ., f.irn.A,. Ia H....1..
,,le "f Kam" wl"
' '' r VinKea Si
Sliort Worl. nf Th ii.
Alfredo De Oro, three cushion ihaiii -
plon, continued his winning form at
I IM'Io'k yesterday. In the afternoon he
,, ., ,
irooi iltll.j ri.im.ru ill sev illy -
1 ine high runs of S and 4 t tduhl he!
Llnl K (l.n who
I J .,'V' , ,V" VA..i ... J...... 1
1,.. .. ,.f r.n I,, in in ivi..r... i...
I i,,u '
- -
Middles Can Wntcli Teimla tel.e..
I
Annai'Oi.is. Oct. in It. Alexander,
Walter M Hall. Denn Mnthey and (ieorge
M. Church, minis players of natlonnl
1 1 ill 1 II K Mill, ..in I'ti.a ... . . ...... i. "ii it,'... I, I
.... i.i.l.Li. I . .
ngiiins, ..in .iitiiAii linii.-ii n.ii' iiioiiirrii,v
uftirnoon. The event will take the plnce
nf tin usual Slturday football gnnie as
the eleven pMvs thn Fnlverslty of Penn.
sylvanla lu Phllsdelplila.
Will Ki'i'ii IIoiiai. Open All Winter,
Two hundred membera of the Larch-
ni.ll'.ri-"! mciiii.ei o ui in.- i.iii.ii-
'mont Yacht Club met at the Waldorf-
Aslnrl.i last night to hear the report of the
I H'li clal cninniltvos of Itiycstlgntlon ap -
' pointed at the meeting of Sept. tuber 25
1 . n-ccrtnln whether It I ddvlsahle nnd
pr.i-tlcnl to keep the clubhouse open this
wlntir for the comrnlei.ee of tin, nn...-
hcri f."cclnll) those who enjo) th spoil
iif trap shooting It wag dcolded to keep
.l.iu iiuubc uitis.
STRONG OPPOSITION
IN PIGSKIN PURSUIT
Hin d lint Ming Th Troiii-sci. on
All Sides In To-day's Bijr
Schodulp.
IjLDOOS AS. MTFHb DAJIh
To-dny's roottinll tintnes.
Knrvard vs Tufts t Cmbrl1r.
Vnle vs. Nntre Diiie at New Haven.
Princeton vs, l.afiyetta t Princeton.
Penn . Navy at Philadelphia.
Armv vs. Colgate st West Point,
Cornell vs. Hurknll at Ithaca.
Dartmouth vs. Vermont at Hanover.
I'arllsle vs. Plttshurg at Plttnurg.
Amhrst vs. Trinity at Amherst.
Pnnlhani vs. MlJdlebury at Fordham
Field.
N. V If vs. Haverford at Ohio VleM,
Svr.i'Mise r Itoehester at Syracui.
Wllllnnis v Springfield Y. M. C A. at
Wllllamstown. , ,
!lodoln vs. !lotnn Collegs at Hrunawlek.
ruthnlle L'nlerlty vs. Vlllannva at Waih
Ington A
I'olbv vs. Massachusetts Aggies st Port
land V. .M. I. vs. Ilallaudet at Lexington.
Hamilton vs. ltenelar Poly at Hamilton.
Ileorgotnwn vs. Washington and at
Richmond.
Ilohart vi Clarknon Tech at (leneva.
Holy Oroa , Worcester Tech at Vor
centfr l.'hlgli vs. rarn'gl Tech at Houth Heth
tfhem, . . .
Sen Hampshire vs. Hales at i.ensinn
Penn State vs. t'rtlnus at State College.
ttiiticers vs. Muhlenberg at New Hruns
..Ia1
SWartbmor- vs. Kranklln and Marshall at ;
I. a niAtr.
Sieiens vs. t'nlon at lloboken,
.Mln ii Norwich at Orono.
Washington and Jefferson vs. Westminster
nt Washington, Pa
Hill School vs, Princeton freahmsn at
Pottsiow n ....
Il'itchkls- vs. Cornell fresnmen al L,aae-
i st-vens Pren s Polv Prep at Hoboken
Hin'herford h. S. ii " KnVlewood it lluther-
ford
A.l.rlirlil tn.ttan Ilea at Carlisle
.vn,,Hm.nMo? '
u'l,".n rrrf"r I it ' s at
On.tninc , o w i
.M.intcinir Aeaueniy vs, nsrsrnur o.,v.
"tH.r.
Wioster v. Oberlln at Wooster.
.i.i.. e.i...,.t- v l.n inn al riranvl.ie.
ol.lo Wasleynn Cats at I)Iaare.
Marietta vs Olterbeln at Marietta. 1
,
J"hl'..,;'.."lin ' I
Pull .1 I lll'.l.l ...
i-icarn s. State University ot ina ai
Io.i fin ., ,
unio n.ii- i I
.Mil II.CTn V. Jiinii.." a.,
" . ., V,: .. T.nnsssne at Louisville I
i-i.......in n i.urHiia ai M.nllson. 1
Virginia vs. South Carolina at rharlottei-
".'. . . ..... v.n... .1
AnnCnie " " t
Went Virginia vs Diinuesne at Morgan. .
ton !
. . 1
wttmn oisv reicn 01 iv.n
nte four football games or mioseasoi.
I. . . . . .. . 1 1 1 u .-riril . I
importance ann i" imn 1
h,n, .M v. V. C. Will graPPle with op-
ponents on their home grounds. It's an- j
t,.i,Pr ,tK ,av and of the games hereabout
,. , ..,, ,,,, ,Mttar because of
" Uile-.Nr.tic n.tnie affair. b'C of
- hara.hmii
........ . '
Its interse, tlonal tiavor nnu repui... ....
strength of the Westerners, attracts the
m,t ttentlon Also of lively Interest are
,, i..nceton-Lafayette, Penn-Navy and
... ,, .,.
to-I""' ' ....... in i
, ll,r '''""' '"' '. v. I -Notre Dame,
'f , ' L V n h , de
Army-Col..te and 1 ""'Y ' " n
.To'd-To.- of KasbinUnH a
' ' ',, ,r lh(. Tieera
" '""," " n i
haven't been rolling Up big s. ores anil
le'inue ne o . "r-", h", ' ,rl
""'I . ""rA". "' .
against Tufts with the Crimson much bat-
1 . 1 1 .a. I fl.ltt rOflllfiril IWlnit
"cu . ',. .'.'. . ' "
temporarily uie.. . ....
rugg. d -loven and ni-tde more points
r" 1 " n" ..Ti.ie
ini veai. Is ns ko.iI. If not better, this.
.oiri' ii. line inn .. .".ii......
year, 'mid lias been pointed especially for
tlie HulldiKs. jne inainnnus mt
! In the passing game, and as Ynle haa
in extensively for that sort of work
the game premise to be a busy expo-
sltlon of pasMng In Its numerous varl-
atlons. Whether Yale will be able to put
her full streiiirth on the nelil Is ilouotrui. I
, isn't likely to piny, nut the reputation
of the Notre Dame players Indicates
' thit they would be a hlg handful for the
i best tint could be put against them.
To-day s game will ne tne nrsi reany
i,.,,,i m.e v.iie has h.nl. whereas Harvard
I .! Prlneetnn wi re hard nut to It to win
j P,, KOi and both Penn and the Navy
i i,,. .. in mimr. which were exactlnir
to ln axKhi of bringing dereat to those
I two aggregations. The Navy hn.s one of
i the tuuvlest elevens of the year, but Its
Jinn'in hub im-i-ii nil iiiiiik Kill
IllHlietl, HUH n.'llliri ir.ijji in Kie.ll!.. nil-
vllt
rating.
dlf-
stage
handicapped
wet
vlll
'ifu(.h dltlons.
I II.' Ill II llW IliliS IM ITiltUll! IllltlCr
i c sch -dule abounds In games for
,?' Ji i , I",'1."11
I .. . ..'. .... ; . ,',"'"'' "'."'.
srabo'ird our fit. land will be dotted
with striped fields weaving with the slam
nnd scurry of ardent pigskin pursuit.
Prim In Unit Muipe for Nnvr.
Plill.Ai.i:i.ritiA, Del 16. Th' Culver-
sny or ivnns)ivnnln football team
will enter the Navy game to - mnr -
rme Id l.i.l... ....I I ,i.t ...
.i,..i.-.i i .niumou. in-
c.lllSe ll.'UIOIl 11, IS l.feil forced to StOP
niaylt,.- on account of his n.,ll.. m--iii
, ' , ', " . , h,, "t,"1", Mt rrl"
wlU ,hr 'luarli-rhirk berth. Moffett.
"bo played halfback against Ln'f.iyUte
last Saturday, probably will not be able
to nnrt. the ,. . i, i, .......
troubled for the past week 'with u
: .... .... ! . - . "
sint.nci. aimif ami yisteni.ty on the
wet II Id he turned It again. Hn wa.
J iinnbli. to get Into even the signal prac-
1 ' . . ""e"iooii. "esiiies these men,
'" ""'"'" gunro, iuckci- at fun-
imck. .wwniu at centre and Crquhnrt
at end w start the rrame In n er lr,,.,.
I .. - " -..ei
' anf" '"WW Hrooks gave the men n
'""' "crlmmnnge ,hls afternoon
In which the varsity rnn throuch its nl.-.v.
1 mu tne scrims endeavored to break
through the Intrrfen nee and touch the.
1 (......Int. I ......
'"ok the ball and walked through some
formations that .ire believed to he main-
.. i. !.-. . mui ,iu ntiiK ui Unn in e ncruns
, atavs of th.. Sin', nfr..,,.... ......... ....
varsity mm figured out possible ways
and menus of breaking them up,
Una Scrlniiiinise Ilef.-re (iiimr.
WlLLiAMhTowN, Mass., Oct in, -When
tin usual preliminary signal prartlce was
over the Williams varsity lined up against
the fresliman elcvm this afternoon. This
la the llrst time this week thit the var
u.. i i.. , .
' . ' . " 11 r,'!" H,'"lniui,ige.
lormeny It tins betii against Dnly'
I policy to give the men us much of u
' fill tussle on the day previous, to a game
All the new formation which nre to be
i used ngalnst Spi lugllelil to-morrow have
been thoroiiiihls inocul.itisl int., ihA
nnd It won't l. surpilslng to ice them
work out ns substantial urounil trainers
I iieiiiuiiuw,
NOTRE DAME COACH SAYS
RAIN HURTS HIS CHANCES
Will Interfere With Forward Passes, in Opinion of
Harper Hinkey of Yale Won't Discuss Its
Effect on His Team's Work.
New Haven, Oct. 16. With a heavy
rain already twelve hourn old falling and
more rain In sight Indications to-night
are that Notre Dame and Yule will pUy
to-morrow's game In a sea of mini. Coach
Frank Hinkey would not comment on the
probable effect of the wet weather on his
team, but Coach Jesse Harper of Notre
Dame said to-night that the rnln will
be to the advantage of Yale. "Yale
will -do considerable backward passing
and tho rain will not Intrefere with that,
while It will hamper our forward pa&sis
on which wo depend," Harper said.
Despite the rnln the Ynlo team went
through nn hour nnd a half practice on
the freshman field this afternoon. A
punting exercise followed snappy signal
drill. Aleck Wilson was back at quarter
back, Alnaworth and Knowles played the
halves and I.egore was nt fullback. They
will start to-morrow with a veteran line.
To-day proved Hinkey a good weather
prophet. For the past two days a brief
practice In passing a water soaked ball
has been held. It was unnecisaary to
wet the ball to-day, for water stood three
Indies deep everywhere. Th bill whs
greased to make It doubly slippery.
The Notre Dame squad, consisting of
twenty-six men, kept Indoors to-uay.
They held an hour's practice In the Yale
baseball cage, where things went well In
the passing nnd signal work.
There Is little betting to-night on the
game, nlthough Notre Dame brought
several thousand dollars nlong. The visi
tors ask odds, which Ynle men do not
care to give,
llnlllna fieta III Ilnrvnrd l.lncup.
CAMnnlnug, Mass., Oct. 18. Harvard
practised hard In the rain to-day to get
Its players In shape for to-morrow's match 1
with the Turta College team from .Men-!
,,,r,i' whlch ha" not mH ,n" Crimson for ;
twentyseven years. The Crimson had Its
,lr"t 'xl"!rl,'"'p nt 'be season handling a I
WPt 0nu slippery iooioau tins niternoon
?"'" eVii..l ..LiVa.r. ..:-..,..a VI 1 1
o .,. ,,-.. , ....arswij .... lu., j
le.ioi i uueicne i-,tiKiir wan run mi. i lie
nun did little fumbling, even of the hard-1
est kicks, nnd under had conditions are ex-1
lft.-J tu do Just as well. Tuft has been .
. ...... ., ,t .
priparinK specially .or me iiiirv.uu giui.e
nnd will bring a fast team to tho stadium )
and one that Is well vrseii in nn open ami 1
f ,..,. niluu ,.. n, Th.. I.....,'u .1
This aftctnoon-the co.ielics announceo;
innouneen
e crippled
Biime, but
e services
that there was no chance for the
jackfl-I.l men to get Into the game
they will have the benefit of the serv
f,f Holllns. who until he was injured two
weeks ago was one of the fastest mnn In
the second string. Holllns will be In the
backfleld with McKlnlock nnd Whitney.
nnrt tMll w)11 nPP Ulf varsity In kicking
BP wru na In Ha rushing strength.
,,
Tlirer. Hri .Mn.ld, Mnl. ITni-tre.
1 Pnt.vcrTov, net ih. rorty-eignt Hours
Pnt.vcrrov
"f ",r,R'.l' ral
,m'K "Ke "
, , Wil, ,
o. sieauv rain nave mane 1 n.verwiy r i'iu
'k ke a uck pon.l and mine or the
allowed on the grid' con this
Afternoon. The first team had a long
drill In formations at one end of the field
In prepaintlon for the gaum with Ltfay
ette to-morrow. It will be a wet and slip
pery field, ns the turf cannot possibly dry
out before the game Is called. ' The Tigers
have been practising with a wet nnd mud
covered ball at various times during tlm ;
season and they should handle It with
reasonable sureni'ss to-morrow.
NnTj- HrenUa Old Precedent.
Annapolis, Oct. 16. Prepared to give a
' f00'1 "f011"' nf""nst the Cnlverslty or
Pennsylvania to-mprrow. the Navnl Acnd-
I 1f,..n i.f, Annanolln for Phllndel.
. I a. ....
Pnin snorny nner n mia aiiernoon. n
i tfnm ,, d 0'th KV.,unrt. ex-
win i.n tho nrst game a Naval Academy
"I't when the army cadeu were their op-
oonenis. nn ii is me o.e iraioe or in., ve.'ir
fnr tliA mlilshlntnpn. lis thn trilltdrv Aeml.
. ,.my ePven Is not met this year Thlrty-
nV(. ,iyers ntid substltlltea were In the
party, and conches and others brought
: t hte number up to fifty. They will stop
nt the Hotel Walton In Philadelphia and
n lenve Philadelphia on the return trip
Ht 10 o'clock Monday morning.
Cornell Minna Three lleuiilnra,
Ithaca, Oct. Ifi. The Cornell football!
team will play Hiicknell to-morrow with
three varsity men missing from the lineup.
They nre Cnpt. O'Hearn. right end, Mnn-j
sick, left guard, and Phllllppl, left half
back. While O'Hearn hoped to get back I
Into the gnmo to-morrow for the flrft time
In three weeks, the conches have decided
that It Is not woith while risking n new
Injury In view of the fact that they aic
anxious for the captain to be In the lineup
ngalnst Drown In New York next week.
For the same reason It was decided to
keep Munslek and Phllllppl out of the I
lineup. Neither player hns more than a '
(slight bruise, but previous experience this
inn nas proven mai si.gm i. rinses nave iie
veloped Into bad Injuries In the banging'
sustained during a game, and therefoic
both men have been told to stay on the
bench, ,
Carlisle Ten in Hon I, title I !-.
Carlisle, Pn Oct. In view or their
altered lineup, the resignation of Capt.
Husch nnd the number of cripples. th
CarllMe Indian don't expect to do much
.1. ,..-,,,,,,.,. .'.,u tisiiillint nn- i nui'--
slty of Pittsburg. Pratt will be used n
tho b.icktleld, notwithstanding his fuinli
ling tendencies. He has not had much
experience In carrying the ball.
(inlt Out Heal of Sellaiin.
1 Ann Aimon, Mich.. Oct. ic, (Jilt
. ... ... . ... ... ......
.nienigan s veteran rignt halfback, hns In
jured his kneo rerlously again and wll-be
out for the rest of the season, Just previ
ous to the opening game he hurt Ills knee
and has not been lu a game this fall
Itecently hn slipped . n n rainy campus
walk. Aggravating the old hurt, and
Trainer Firrcll announced to-night that
he would bo out f ir the rest of the sea.
son. The lo-s Is a severe one, at (inlt
wns the best safety mall Yost had, As
a punt catcher (inlt never has been ex
celled on Feriy Flelil during the four
teen years Y,t has coached here.
The loss of fialt leaves Michigan only
three veterans, Quarterback Ilugliltt,
lllcht l.nii Lyons and ( apt, Hay nsford
who has been shifted ti centre. The
, youngsters hnve bee,, showing up well
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cerned, but It did not prevent Je d nt
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ot the faculty committee to act na
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