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KIVIAT AND SMITH DECLARED
PROFESSIONALS BY A. A. U. AND
BARRED FROM AMATEUR SPORT
NOicd Kimnors Found Guilty
of hpniAnding Excessive
Kxprnsp Money.
(ilsslMi AND VALENTINE
MENTIONED AT INQUIRY
Abel n Kiviat. former mil champion
nml the holder nf the world'! record for
1 .'.on meters, and Harry J. Rmlth. for
mer mile and two mile champion of
America, were declared laat night In
eligible fnr further competition aa ama
teur and thnlr registration cards aa
Competing athletes were cancelled.
Thisi action sw taken br the registra
tion committee of the Metropolitan Aa
socintinn of the A. A. V. at an ad
journed meeting for Investigation of
I barges preferred against the runners
for demanding excessive expense money
to .ompete In the gamea of the Eastern
New York Athletic League at Schenec
tady on September 18 last.
The committee acted laat night with
the relentless persistency of a steam
roller und crushed out the athletic activi
ties of two men who war members of
the last Olympic team without compunc
tion. The legal talent which had been
the feature of the first hearing a week
ago was conspicuous Vv Its absence laat
night when the committee convened In
the clubhouse of the American Express
'otnian- Employees Association, at 17
Madison avenue. Neither Klvlat nor
Smith put in an appearance, and after
the testimony of the principal witneae
as under way. Congressman Murray
llulliert appeared to make a protest
against the hesrlng without the attend
ance of John T. Pooling, the principal
counsel for the defence. When the com
mittee decided to go ahead with the In
vestigation. Mr. Ilulbert withdrew and
the ,ase was continued to the end.
Later In the evening Terence Farley,
delegate of the Irish American A. C. and
.lolin Conway, secretary of that club,
entered the room ashore the meeting was
held. They made no formal protest to
tl remittee, but Mr Farley stated I
thai the in cused men had eery right to t
ii adjournment, and Mr. Conway said I
i.it IB all probabllit the position of the I
Irish American A. C. of which club
Klvlat Is captain, would be made clear
111 i statement 10 le Issued to-day.
i it in it bell I'rlnclpsl Witness
Rus
Campbell, the handlcapper
(
the Albany district and whose talk I
i I it doing! of the men led to ths
1 v . It IgStlon, Wits the witness who drovf
ii Hi at nails that clinched the case to
satisfaction of the committee, or
rati r the majority, for It was given
ut that the verdict was the decision
o the majority of the committee of five.
Kl 'ii 'ampl'dl's evidence It w;ts ap
psrsnl that he had been handing out
n vssive expense money to New York
Mete for three years past when such
pnymsnta Were necessary to assure the
' " " natas si i ue up-.-iito
ne.-tlngi He was a dear and U.rect
ess and toM the story of the culpa-
. ol the runners without minting
tiers In spite of the fact that his sd-
lesions rendered him equally etttpalMg '
utl official of the A. A. U.
I'ltuiiiiell stated positively that he had
ecelved letters from Isith Kiviat and!
Saiith. in Which the former asked for!
S and the latter $40 to compete at the
s henectady meeting. He tsetlBsd that
the printed words, 'It will have to be 40
bucks," were on the letter written by
Hmlth when he opened It. and that the
letter had not been tampered with At
I hi bearing a week ago Smith testified
t at thess printed words were not on
tne letter when he mailed it.
The up-state handlcapper w.,s lust as
positive that he hail received the slip
of paper from Kiviat and signed by htm.
In which the runner said that he would
run at the games In question for ?.".
This slip of paper has been lost, and
after some heating about the bush,
Campbell testified that his wife had
destroyed It unknowingly
rive Other Manners Involved.
I 'rseumably as corr'sborathe evidence,
si mony was given bv Camphell, Ospt.
' litvingPton of Companv D. Second
Regiment of Troy, and a statement was
submitted from Father ilallantl of Mount
'.-mel Church of the same city relat-
Ing lo offences against the amateur rules j
In 1011 by K.viat. This Involved five
bera of the Trlsn Ainerl.aiii A. C,
f whom since have turned pros
I .nals. The two who have not are j
v Hissing and Drew Valentine, but
tt has competed recently. Mei
Lrd and .lames Itosenberger. With
helped to make up llio quintet
according to the w tnetees, d1
I lilt ss the spoils of the trip to
When Kiviat and Smith failed to
t" their names shortly after
Mathews !
'h ilrman fle.irga I
. i pbell to the stand He hegan
that ir or to Kebruary 23.
I ad issued Invitations lo a
teams to compete at the
f Company D In a relay race
iguept on of the Irish Ameri
n A C teiru he staled tho men had
I for nothing more, than their
. insneeg,
vi mess went on to tell thst st
'111 Birthday g, tines held In
thai year the coach of the
an A ' had asked for
Ies the nculnr expenses and
was p. lid before tho re
was ''in He named the men
i and when asked if he renl-
i puytng th" money he vio-
A l ' rules replied :
I I did it to protect the
i ill lined Idenlines Letter.
hell Identified Hie letter written
In which 'he Hronx Church
' in', thai Klvlat would go
r 'in- Kiinies of Mount Carmel
Hiptembor . I IU'-', under tho
i. i ' io- i otnnetad at the
I' games, Campbell Hald that
.' the games and llvat he
- for doi ng so.
noini Hi- statement of Father
of Mount Carmel Church was
llu nffextl thai Klvlat had won
race at the games and that
had paid him $2t In his pres
H parlor of Hut rectory.
II loll of ,. visit of Klvlat
lifter Hi" stones were printed
thai Hi'- runner requested him
lettei from becoming public
tldud to run for some nflie
publication r.f the evidence
his ptwpecte. In answer
I from J ! o'Hara of ths
Campbell said that he paid
I n t!i Irish relay team to
itli, but did noi sue him give
" athletes
i Livingston "aid1 that he wai
ni tiie night nf the games
on I'Ybt uary tt, when
and
to i
iuwoi
L. .sssssssBsf
4BKI. It. KIVIAT.
Campbell came In and aald that the re
lay race could not go on unttl he ,iad
me si zo for the Irish team. He saw
the money passed to Camubell and nr..
sumed that It went for the purpose !
mentioned. Commissioner Katon of
Schenectady and 1'resldem Itublen of I
the Metropolitan Association gave com- I
paratlvely unimportant testimony. I
After a session of an hour and a half.
behind closed doors the committee issued !
the following ruliw In the case of
Hmlth :
t'osssill tee's Itulius
"The committee bavirig ln'eetlgated
the facts and circumstances In connec
tion with the charges that Harry 3.
Smith asked for expenses In excess of
the amount allowed un Bthlpte under
I W TOM IV.. section in. to appear
at the games of the Eastern New York j
Athletic Iteague. bald at Schenectady, '
" oepiemoer is. ISIS, are not
-.,i,fiiti wiiu inr ex piBSSl IOU given D
Harry J. Smith and llnd that be did ask
for the sum of 140 for such appearance
nnd that such request was a violation of
said rule and he thereby rendered liim-
mmt InalivlhU f.,r fnilh., raimiutlllnH -
n .mateur ami his registration card .s
tnrrfo, cneeii,,,
The Klvlat decision w.is simitar with
tho exception that the amount of 17.",
was substituted for S4IV
In conversation after be luttl given
his teMrinionv Cimubetl Intimated that
he would no longer seek to represent the
A. A. U, as handlcapper for trie- Albany
, I j a I p I . I 11a Inllttiafai ,!,-, tVtar th.
,.OIIUn8llonprll ot p.Btafe dsftrlcta, I eleven, and Kells. star guard on the ivu
Klttm ,, ,.,,, Mvlegston. would proh- , team, were out In uniform to coach tile
b,y rM)r( w,th ,,,m lfrm ofrioe line. BSveral new formations and trick
,,,,,,,! at (vjM snnW meeting ofPlas fooled the scrul- The viir.lv
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AMATEURS FULL OF VlfrOR
Lively Bonis llpen First
Httilng
A. C.
Toorne, si 'ew Yetrli
Charles PUktltgtOn of the Cn'ou Set
tlnment A. C. the 111 pound tnetropoh
tun chornplnn. had a difficult time gain
ing the decision from .1 Nlebuhr. unal-
taobed. In the prelimliiai ies of the 110
pound olass of the initial amateur box-
Ing tourney of the season by the Now ;
York A. C In its tluhhonse last nlg-ht
Nlebuhr proved a tough customer and a
gome one. In ttts opening round he
closed his foe's left ee and also out-
pointed Pllktngton In the succeeding
rounds rilltlngtnn rollinil anil won
In th's same class Anton Kns of the
Paullst A C. who Is rgpsldered one of
Uie best featherweights in amateur so
ciety, clashed with s. Mlchinbsffi un
attsohed. It was a slashltix setto
throughout, wltii the former holding the
upper hand.
Charles Leonard, Unattached, brother
of Ilenny Ieon:ird, the profess onal pug
ilist, provwl too much for his adver
saries. He won two houts In short or- I
der. In the first lie t.t.-kled I. liurij.
unattached. Thev fought like n wli'rl
wlnd for two minutes, anil then 'he tai
ter hacked itway lo his corn.
nt. J quit.
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IviV axTDTsTir mrD TJITO TH-Tl A V
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"oIodbM's
Cross-count ry Men to
Compete for Trophy.
Coach Wefers announced that t..e first
of the Columbia cross-cinin ; t v i uns for '
the Yflu Amrlngi trophy, donated by
the late dean, will be held to-day over
the South Field and ftlverslde Drive
course L. ti. Smith, cap'aln of last
yews' team, will not be able to defend
nis ciauil tin ine i up se-stm " 's
college tn tal e a position us coach of
the Ithaca High s.hooi track team.
Wefers said there will be four runs.
the distance varying from three to six i
miles and Ihe handicaps varying em h
rlav so as to .;crp ihe competition i lose.
Capt J s Langthorne, M. Ucrtx ami
.1. Knox are aonetdsred the veal con
tendere foi Hie prise. The Interclass
cross-couiili'V will 1"' hehl on October Iff.
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WALACE ELIGIBLE
FOR HARVARD TEAM
Yale and Princeton Ki'pl.v to
Question About His Pluy
on Pacific Coast.
SOCCER NO MAJOR SPORT i
CAMSawai. Miss . Oct. 11 The Har-
I ard athletic committee announced late
J thla evening that after due consideration
and conference with the Tale and Prince-
ton athletic authorities. Don .1 Wallace
; last vear'a assess -k ..i h '
uecisrea eligible to play with the unl-
varsity team this fall. Wallace came to
1 Cambridge from the University of Houth-
sen -.n ,,. .
1 while on rioasi nu a ,l"n
for his Ka!SS P yd "CL'r fo0,h""
TnT ttsrxaSf ' . ...
ln. X,.JtM" Association
tendered ! m ' "T'ua '!
unentered a minor soort. should not
I make Wallace Ineligible to plav three
I years sf football at Cambridge The
i committee decided that according to the
narvnra rules Wallace was ellglhle, but
put the matter up to Tale and I'rlnre-
ton. The Tigers several drive urn sent
word that Wallace was regarded as eligi
ble to play against them and to-night
word to the same effect was received
from those in authority at New Haven
Wallace has been keeping In trim all
fall and la ready to get Into the Har
vard lineup at any time. Just where he
will be used probably will not he de-
! elded until after the Cornell game on
Saturday.
WaBT POIKT, N. V. Oct. 21. The
cadet fuotliall squad did onlv light work
to-day. Last night's scrimmage added
mors of the headllnsrs to the hosoita
11. i t.H th. h. ....i .i..
nig men senilis into me 'ieorgeiosn
game on Haturday seem slight. In ad-
dltlon to Meachem, Ford and Coffin.
who have not been In a workout this
week, Capt. Weyand, Tarker, f)liphant
and Mitchell are all nursing injuries that
kept them Idle to-day. Hrlgham,
Walker and Hogs worked behind the
line.
I'iiii m.k- iuiia. Oct II, Secret prac-
tice was broken this afternoon by the
i'eruisylvanla coaches to allow u huge
mass meeting to take plgOi In the stands
for the purpose of stirring up fighting
spirit in II... varsity anil rehearslrsg the
cheers for the Plttehurg game on Satur
day. Close to a thousand lVunsylvania
,WK ssvssMsje or uie priMirse anu
cheered on the team In Its practice en-
thuelastlciilly. As a special favor to the
.-ituu usssn vivsevn
V hi-t mm ,i, ii, is iru MiiMiiir fill 1111-
mage against the scrubs, ulthough lo
had stated prevlonsly there would be r.o
rlmmage to-day or to-morrow. Th
new plays Htul formations that have been
f.S- tt.1- , An
the scrubs with ssnsntlnnel ,.. Th.
short forward voa from unespectej for-
in,at!on worked like a charm and should
be a big factor In the game
Wii.uamstc.wx. Mass, Oct, ;i rh
Williams football SQUad nut lii another
lll,rl day a pructl
in preparation for
here on Saturday,
l"e trinity gams
I ttVSOIl. c.intuln and nd nf I ,r , . , i
one showed g eater
aggressiveness
n
touchdowns wail almost uninterrupted
ItlOOeSI during the last few da-
sot Ttt Bbthlshbm, ra on .'i
Days built around Cahall, Lehigh's
quarterback, were worked on this after,
noon. Coach steady keeping his men out
in Tayler stadium until It was too dark
to see the ball. The tendency .tester
day of the men to get nixed up in then-
signals wa" absent to-day what
considered the most DOWerful BaekHelH
lehigj, bas had in tears because of
their triphammer plunging abllit)
Ready has now been able In Kit t,..
getber in Ha 1st sad, fullback I Magiilnne.
and Ready, halfbacks, and Cuhall, qusr
YALE WANTS 4 CREW RACE
liilamhla loach Msa Ills Junior
Vaeotty is Not Ready,
Yale wants lo row two crews aj i r-;
I'olutnhla when the two colleges meet
en November 12 at New- Haven, accord-
mi 10 a letter receive, i yesterday from
the Yale Mowing Association by Coach
in.
it was suggested thai Columbia
: enter two crews also, hut Rice .lid lot
look favorably upon Ibl idea. He s .id
that his junior varsity had been dis
turbed by so mane wli-hdrewali that m
wits not In condition to row a hard race
If be does decide lo let his Junior a -
Hy row it w ill be in a special r.ice be-
i Iween two second crews ami nm nil four
in one race Klce did not say whether
he would object to Yale eiilelne two
crews in the event that lie brought along
only one. but It Is believed that lie would
not favor such a -chetne. There tvas
ajiot .ivr ean :u t tie personnel of ;b
varsity when II M'.inioe failed to ap
pear fur praollce at Bdgewater B it
O'l.otiehl.n was moved down to No
ami c w gengetacken, bow of last
year's .Inn, or crew, went in it bow on
hg varsity.
The s;oi ni of orltlOIsm II mr. Rl,e
Kept siiei.t while the CelwmMa sue infor
was criilclslnfe the lyitem "Tlemeni-
her.
ha sa'd to ins rrewi "thet in
matter vt lint has been "aid abo.it . ng ing most ! "lie stmlen's leaves io-mor-III
the last week, ws have Vale Iq Itpat, '". Till (quad, Which Is composed of
and I am determined to forget Hie crltl-1 thirty playen, will stop ut the iintei
cisnis sml do my best la belli you w ;n at Cumberland, hut it Is not known where
New Haven T'.'ere Will be no rut In they Will practice to-morrow morning
the egund until April; m e'ork hard to. .noi afternoon,
laitci bv t ia'. time."
NBW HvgN, Oct ?1 -H toclt t e Vals
I allege reeks Shunt Salnrdiit
The annual intarcallagiati champion.
thip shoot will tie heel Saturilav
Princeton over ihe trails of the Prince
ton i;m Club. Yale. Princeton, I'aj"-
inoutii and Cornel have entered live nian
teams The slioot wlil be at 10c tacttets
i and w.li be conducted under Ihe rules
of ths Intercollegiate Trapahootlng As-
1 goelatlon The first bird will be trapped
I at lOllC and ths shoot will be rim off In
I feur eVentg of ?r. targets earii I.aet
. year the . hatnpionshlp was won bj Har
I vard
I llsaerald aieerard in ulia.
Tiie Cuba-Ajnerlcati Jockey Club, un
der whose auspices a winter ritrc Itieet-
Ing Is to he held In Cuba, has la 'lined I
live services nf Cihrlsfopher .1 Pitlgergld,
I who w.n act us. pres. iiing siewaru v,r. j power In tne big eleven snowed Itseir
Hti.scrald at one time wgl starter on and the varsity advanced the bail the
the tracks In 'he I'.aat and ut New Or- iengtn of the field, only to lose It when
leans In the winter, and he frequently ! a forward pass went out of bounds near
I soled as stitwsrd and Judge and In other I the freshman goal line and the fresh
I positions me,, made tniiehbaek
..tumble Cobs IMsv To. day.
The Columbia freshman football tiam
will get Its first scrimmage ti -day when
Horace Mann will play a prgctlog game
on fiouth Fluid. On November I, the
youngsters Will nlac Kent S ihnsl el
Kent. Conn : November If, Hav Itidge ;
st South Kield, and Novemhor 24. Ham. I dW not p. ay to day.
ilton at Houth Field. Dames will he1
arranged for October '.'(1 and November ANNAPOLIS' i Md , Oct. ill. - Von lle.m
II, but the opponents have not been de- j burg showed marked Improvement In
elded upon his puntllll Ihll aftlfnOOR, o large part
T j it
isarimvuin ana Cornell i
CORNELL ELEVEN OFF TO
DO BA TTLE WITH HARVARD
Coaches, Players and Students Express Hope of Victory
as Team Leaves Ithaca Mahan Kicks Goal From
50 Yard Line Freshmen Beat Yale.
Ithaca, Oct, :i --Three thousand en
thusiastic Cornell atudents gave the Cor
nell football team a rousing sendoff this
t v""' as It left for Cambridge.
wl" ,nK Harvard's best to beat
"" ,,u ,httl "h has." said Usad Coaoh
shrpe In speaking to the throng before
the train left. When Daniel Reed, the
"If "ne coach, was called on ho aald:
"IB all my fifteen years experience
nevsr saw such material aa this leave
Ithaca to play another team." and Capt.
B"'t speaking for the eleven aald:
"Kvery man on the squad will do his best
1 hope that we wilt bring that
f'""h hack as a trophy to add to our
collection In Hohoellkopf Hall."
, wa, ,., J optimistic spirit
,ht ran throughout the team and the
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and the spirit reflects ths feeling of the
Cornell student body.
The team van through a short signal
drill brfore leaving this afternoon. Kvery
until is In line shape and the coachea
feel confident that Hie temporary slump
of the last few days Is a thing of ths
past. In the final '"J" "
decided to scud the same eleven on the
iwu. Saturday a. played BuoJintU last
&" Zander ?n rese.'heuon will
play left end.
,., . , . . , . it ia-,ia.m
tul ... i- V- .! . ii,.r....,,i's the
the ends are as good as Harvard s the
line lietter, the backfteld as well If not
better balaiued and the kicking depart
ment, with Harrett and Hhlverlck. supe
rior to that of the Crimson. While Mahan
i is feared. Cornell coaches believe that
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"srrpii win ne iuti as ssaie
Hat card as Mahan Is to Cornell.
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CAiiimtrHii!. Mass.. Oct. 21 The Har-
vard varsity tam. which played through
hard scrimmage against the scrubs
thls afternoon, comprised several sub- verslty scrimmage, merely held signal
stltutes In combination with the regu- drlli yesterday. Moreahll. the Maroon
Itirs. Duncan w us at right guard and ipiarter, who has not directed the varsity
We.it herhead and Curtlg were the ends, since the I'nlon contest, owing to a
while Holllns replaced Mahan In the! sprained hack, made his appearaice
ha, kfleld The varsity shnwed consld- j and shared the quarterback position with
eriible Improvement, scoring one touch- Capt. Dunn. Vine Kane. Konlham's big
down against the second team on line I guard, wits not In the lineup, and It Is
plays and also getting two goals from , not likely that he will fa OS Holy Cross
the Held, Itoth of these were of the ' lo-morrow, as he e suffering from a
long distance variety, Mahan making strained ankle and wrist,
one accurate kick standing exactly in J Cheering practice was held In piep
the middle of the field, and Koblnson i atntlnn for the contest, and HOu rooters
later making a drop field goal from the I assembled in the stands after classes
4" yard line I Special arrangements have been made
Robinson was shifted to quarterback with the New York Central to haw the
to-day. lie was substitute quarter OnllllO and S .40 trains from (Irani! 'en-
u,e freshmen last year, but this fall he j
has done no work except as a running;
hack Willcox Is sti.l at the head of'modate what the Maroon management
the list of quarters, but Watson is not j expects will be the largest crowd at-
in go,., condition and Holies will not be tending a gridiron battle at Kordham
really good until next fall The varsity I since 109.
attac k to-dnv was smoother than here-
tofore but the defence was still ragged n,lU). of Kcw Vork Vnlytr.
. i i. ill -.. .. , .-.u .wl nZf
. . - . ... -
' clr',""1 ;""
. which Brown, t e strategy
i ell uttack
man, has put on mighty well
Dave Campbell, the ISO) captain,
whose team beat Ynle 17 to 0, was on
tiie field to day helplnc out with the end
. ushers, who ate not coming along IH' I
tlrely to the satisfaction of the regular
be- S.ui 'ey's re.-etit knee injury has
not mads th coachei confident that e
will be reliable to play through the big
names, and Hatte's la'k of -peed for
more Mian half a game has made the
situation Interesting at least llui ween
was unable to (day in the hackflel.i to
day, so that for tiie Cornell game Whit
ney or Rollins most likelv will play with
Mahan and King. Taylor was again at
.entre and will start ggatnit the Itha-
cans lvirson played for onlv a time at1 ruehed down the field for a tally
tackle lo-U'iv, but It Curtis, a 171 fiounil
substitute, is not expected In the Initial,' z ' ""
lineup against Cornell
Paistnrroy. Oct. tl For lbs first
(true tn weeks Coach llosh ordered s
light pracl re for the ptlnreton fnntbal
squad here to-day because of the heat,
and allows, 1 the varaitv onlv a few
minutes of scrimmage at. I only sri hour I
o- to o'
il dtlil and kuking nrae- i
lie- The sci mtnags wai held in the I
stadium, whsrs a tod shale of ths.
Indent hoi' had lassmblsd to rehearse
lite it ncelnti cheers and Kongs in prep- j
graiton foi ihe big games of the next
fee metft The secret signal drill took I
place on in.- ,,i,i tfnlvenlty Meld,
The most ilgtilflcant development of
the day was t ic announcement that
liaise, will si art ;.. Dartmouth game .
.it lack) m place of Kaufman, who has
held that position so fur this season.
Ilaliey starred .01 ihe freshman team
list tear. She. 1. Tlbbotl
ippe.ir to have Ihe edge
and Dripas !
n the back 1
ltd, 1 selections.
Hash ut. v ii . Oct :i -Amid the
cheetl nf Ho greater pgrl of the Hart
i Puth students t lie. 0 - tlreen team left
Hanover tftll afternoon for New York
ity w iere it will temain until Saturday
"foie t leaves for Princeton. The tesin
had a light practice thli afternoon, put
ting "ti tiie finishing touches of new for
mal "i.s a:;,l plats for the Princeton
vamc
Dusaonolt ai.i tsmery ani atari the
game at indl Saturday, il seems certain.
Bsgtei will te at centre and MaoDon-
ougli at quurterback.
V ire: er.. I exodus of si II. lefts began
thli afternoon and a ipeolal train catrt-
freshmen, whom Kvur defeated II to
ii ii aeik ago, t" Itop t lie aiivarce of
the v.iie vanity this afternoon. The
freshmen d d ;t bv tallying a touchdown
gnd holding their oppotents .oreiess.
Willii winters, ihe former HotohklM
player, scored Ihe touchdown for the
cubs
Now the followers of the Hlue eleven
are wondering lust how much Improves
mint the -regulars have made during ths
ween Thev hud been disposing of the
Inetlglblei and the s.rtihs regularly and
the piaj had every evidence of smash
and fire. To-day it was different, how
ever The freshmen advanced In straight
plays the length of the field and scored
It took the regulars mors than half of
the Itfteen minute scrimmage period
to waks up to the far; that they sere
playing football. After that the latent
Ames, the nurd string quarterback.
ran the team to-day. Capt. Wilson took
a rest, although he reported at the field,
and Savage was unable to pluy hspsuse
of a twlnled knee. Ames run the team
very well, but It Is probable that Wilson
and Savage will alternate against Wash-
,",on a'"' Jtlferaon Suturda
Ltfora
t 11 1
Columbia Cheers in
Soprano and Baas
Barnard and Teachers College
girls have been asking for the Inst
three days If they might join the
Columbia University Athletic As
sociation. Harry A, Fisher, gradu
ate manager of athletics, has told
them he finds nothing In the con
stitution of the organisation which
would bar them. The campaign to
get a cheering section of 1,000 had
a big boom yesterday when the
number of Athletic Association
members jumped to 715.
The gtrla from Barnard are con
sidering a proposal to have a sep
arate cheering section, aa It would
be hard to harmonise their voices
with those of their Columbia
friends.
g the practice at the Naval Academy
..,,.,.,.,. - .... ,. ,
J u7, "regulars we're lln
11. ...I
u'!
I an hour and Von Helmburg punted time
wear unie. not oniy am nis sicks cover
'god distances regularly, but he sent
Jj" . ' ,,.,
the ball so high that the linemen had
plenty of Urns to get down the field
I Capt. Miles was at quarter during
most of the signal work, but he was
succeeded by Luth when the scrlmmng
Ins began. If. R. Jones, who was hurt
In Saturday' game against Pennsyl
vania, was back at centre, replacing
Hartholdl. Rlodjrett, the big right end.
rested to-day, Harrison, laat year's end.
taking his place.
The Kordham varsity, although in
: good condition after the New York I'nl-
ttal stop st Fordham station, the en-
trance to the grounds. In order to gOBMU
miy itnitusii leaui nut nis cnarves
1 through a long workout on Ohio rMd
Lestrndnv afternoon. It was the last
alty football team put his . barges
real prentice before the Haver ford game ,
in Saturday. The conches spent nearly
i,.. utlu . ,. ... , , , . . , . , , , l Sinnoiil
the erUIrs time fn Instructing the players
In the points that the scrlminsge with
Colombia and FVn dli.un have ehown to
h weak Kw the fleet lime tn two weeks
tlo squad had fundamental work
Coaoh Itcdlv tisit: the Unesmt i nrd
Qoreeh tne hack Meld. Baoh division re-
calved Individual Instruction concerning
tin mistakes made during the last two
days The varsity had an es tone in
the scrimmage. breejMng through the
scrub line mativ times for touch, low is.
l-'raim, captain of the second team, made
the onlv s.-ore for the sciubs when he
broke through the varsity defence and
CLASS BABY OF "93 NOW IS
CENTRE ON HARVARD TEAM
Ms Will Mil H lt. .. 1
.
Moaeley Taylor, now playing centre
foi
the Harvard eleven and the leading
esntlidate for that place. Is Ice class
baby of This class tontained ath-
9Um of not, ntnunir whom muv 1 iii'!i
Honed T.affor.i. Upton. Hellowell, Pear.
ng, Highlands, tvigg.n. Prothlngham.
. . . .,
and lust, but not least. CI 1 1 llian Co'.la-1
tore- track ma
track man. baseball man, football
man cunt laude. Hasty Pudding, a lead
Ing spirit in tlio Harvard Club .if New
suru, natron or tne nni , nauoier
in languages and who would be a menu
i her of Hie Immortals were there, un l.
an institution In this country
A 'S.t nun wiitei concerning Taylor
Vou may be assured tiial the member!
of the close, the bachelors In particular,
are all list up over the promising plav
of the class baby, and Uie sale nf Boston
newspapers in New York lias Inoreaead
i"0 per cent, during the last three neess
Young Mr. Taylor, we Isltti It. i sonn
baby.
s.vvs Mr Ollmore to Mr Tinksr
"Inasmuoh as tiie Naiion.il Oomm ssion
failed lo aCCepi our Challenge l"r a
set-os to deOldl the elm illplou -hi i yottl
leatii is the unqnestionHd champion of
tiie world." Inasmuch as tiie National
Commission doest.'i appear to
ate what 1
nilmdre claims and Inasmuch us then
are no counter claims from Siam. Ice.
'and or Tlerra Del Kuego 10 be I'
Tne withdrawal of I-egnis from t le
squad does not rieeeeuartly infllet s nmr
lal blow on Yale's OhaACai agalnat Har
vajd. Princeton. Pmnn. I'tilgale et ai
I.egore Wag a flrst rat., puntej-. an effert
ive runner In a broken Held and tin'
best of nil forward poesers, but never
Chelate and notwlthstandlt the with
di aw si of htm slthoueb It will be felt,
does not necessarily carry 11 mortal
sting. Nor would the withdrawal of gn)
one m.Nt There Is llrst class football
material at Yule other than Lsgnre,
quite some. 10 to speak, and we are mil
taken in our estimate of Yale's way ol'
taking stiff wallops If a squad Which
ooiiLuiis rm;. oe-uiiiosf. "iieiui, r-.o.
vii. Way, White. oit Holt, cates, Ne. big universities generally nn ei ,1
vllle and others and is coached by to be, They want Pitt eupportera to bel
Ktnkey, KllpeAtiok, Meld, Butterwortn. 7 to 1 it may he thai Plti so far sur-
Hodgeri and others does not work Wlthlpaaiei I'enn that a win f..r the latter
i-eneweil determination to bring ghOUl a I w ould lie un Upheaval, but just the lame
rurosaaful season. Ill any event the 1 11 I those are abgurd odds
football folks are going right ahead as
if hem In taking nobody's dust, usktiuj We know of only .me 1 he I team
nobody's sympathy ami keeping away which can afford io stand pit fhu
from the gloom stuff. team Is the lied Sox. and they ran'!
I afford it long The liuet Interleugiiu
"Harry Htovey, a star or the old dav s I lutuing twelve gntnee to two m t.i.r
of baseball, stole 15 buses during the of the American Uengue proved 11 it
1181 season while a member of the all National League tlumi need brncing
I'lilladeLplvia club of the old American I Several, the Qlantl for one. without
Aseociallon, but the gum was played bracing stand a tiny ohnfiog of getting
differently in those day " out of the leoond division
Catchers didn't throw with their feet,
nor uwi6 runners run on ineir nanus in i
the old days The main reason why
more bases were stolen then Is one of
peering, not playing Tills wss the
scoring rule of till:
Any at tempi to strit a base must o to
a srr i wr i
earns ire kjjt io meet
FIVE CRIPPLES ON
COLUMBIA ELEVEN
Stmts Football Revivnl To
morrow AfruinM St. Lawrence
With Weakened Team.
OLD AM'MXrs is HERE
Five varsity men nf the revived Co
lumbia varsity team will not start In tin
opening game to-inom.w against ft.
Lawrence on Houth stent, according to
an announcement made yesterday by
Walter V. Dwyer, manager. Capi.
Frank Htmonds will he out with all in
fected foot Jeff Henley pmlilllll.V Will
lend the team In the absence of the
promising halftrack II. .Monroe has
strained hW hip badly, Hulwitiel, the
first string centre, still has his ohlpped
shoulder In a sling Ktover. Miller! rival
for tho uuurterbiiek job, will not he able
to remove his arm from sling for
three seeks as i result of a dislocation
he uffereii in the New York University
practice game K Korsjsand, regular
right end. cannot get back because of n
strained RClatlO neive
Those dve attended practice y eater.
o.i. IIUI not III tllllloilll I nil, .MCI
ulf kept the gates nlomd sXcept la
tieuspasr men. Stgnal drill Kept the
men busy until 4 10, when MetOulf look
the men Into the dreMlng room and fgva,
them a blaokboard talk, Arthur Howe.
Yale's all American quarterback ; Paul
Wlthlngton of last year s Harvard tram
lid James Knox, one of Untight. n -
ussisiants, attended the oonferencg and
HUggeeted plays to the head coach. Th-i
men returned to South Held to work on
the plays.
Many graduate., went up to witness
the practice, but only one of them was
admitted, H aald he was it. O. Rmllh
of the early '0s. who had come, all
the way from Attortn, Ore., to see the
revived Hlue and , eleven and at
tend his class dlnnei after th.- game,
Thorp was at the tloor. The formei
Columbia star said he was turn he
couldn't let the venerable alumnus In
"You know . my nephew played oi isto
here in iso.l IMs name a Dick
Smtth." aald the applicant. - Dick Smith,
All American fullback?" ech I Tliorp
The old man nodded Come rlKht in
and rii anywhere1
The arslty squad witn the t Sri
the men win wear were announc ! ve
tertlax. There Is still a question as to
the right tackle position Wilbur shook
off his attach of lumbago and held the
job yesterday, hut Reeder and Donald
ion are crowding him close, Metca f
said he didn't know who would Start
Miller win begin at quarterback and if
his leg holds out will stay there If i
change is necessary Caller Will he swung
in from left end.
In weight the team will average IT,
which Is eleven pounds below that of t!"
1105 combination. In numbering the
players the eoach had to skip It, as
f.'-f
I
nODOdy would mite It The ItlStlCI f'd-
When pi.ived
III list
I ii Wondb'l K.e, ,t
III Ii.,,. II, th
. I" Hot.',, -i. l t
SI Hots High
ii Poir pren
it Manuel Tra'ni
r. It St t.nsret, e
sen rornetl Preshtll
mi cttnloti
11. seward In.t
' M HolebklM S.
"v New Ito. hells
'..I. Yotlkers li:i
l He Wi.t elm ii
go uewti Tel
i ii hsnmik Ki-ti
Ilesley I'. 1 1 .
Cleveland r e
I 4 Utiauer f t
i i. m insbaeh r ii n
I t. huerrni er re
I T Cal.ler Is..
Wilhar ri
Kennedy I
I io -arowti r
I 11 St. .ter ii h
II M; irr q h
j 1, yv,.le!tnn I h ti
! iv Mm roe, f b
Is bonoka r h b
I II -neeai i i
I tv li. s - , r l
t'.
I..1
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li
1M
tnt
nit
ln
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n
It.. hni,.i..l II
' SO N,.i.,e
III I tt Yankees
vends Wilsr it in i.tg tuyvrssiu
Ballsrinkel c I"'. I.M Rrssmui Hill
it's . re.lit i.r ihe ha' run el whether Ihe
pall i thrown wild or Stuffed by in liter
but .-1:1 manifest rnur .- In n. n , . . ..
?'r. '" '- '" !' ' h
, ".. . st..!,.. -- snniner 't.e ne 1 1 1 ,
lie erediied with ., -1.. . .. bate ,
iffS. .,f!ISWi.?"h :,,:, ""T," ' ' " '
I i-f 1 nirurn Mini un firm it mm runtifi
mftKi a Marl kiiJ n ii.-ni.-n rroi 1 iiutlf
M'Z" H.e""i "'.'"; .
seams I the nayer making ll klosa . ,..
1 reeeer eesrree s c.ne eed f'.-ii ,e nut osi
, ,,, rerslie fe rrrJII or ..
sid lies is the IVis ,1:,. So
italics it. the old rule an. I in l ie p
one .
t he
A sinleii bs.e -'.Hi I Is i, o
Ibl t't.e
runnel waeoevei lie sin 111 i- , i ,.
; i a .(if ',,i ,i seleei, ,t heldiiii "
battery error lubjed to u.e (oiiowini sscru
lions
j In eveni nf a double or Irlpla ieai helni
I alleaiptidi win-re either runnsr is ihros
mil. Ihe oilier or others ihsil i i I br en led
I wo h a si ,...'i, hoM
ii si sii e' i raaass knsg fovcAes' ssf
Slsr ,.'.('";; peer a a. Is '. r t -
I r'uurdrit .,. IgWsf ,., (,, M
(mi
I la even Of a bi'. rii'iner malum his s'ari
I to sisal a lui nnor i,t a bsltsrjt error
shall he predllia with stolen base, ami
i the hllterY e-ror shall a ... be chirred
in ntm uf a esfpe' - msg ... l,mll
rArmcn p fve relcA li lea fAs ! . wsilsr
in rfssplf blocked lis . mai e
IllSff 'o ht h, neg ,, , , ,t ,:f
bait runner gleli Nil fil I'ffdiitA with .1
wlttle wonder Uiare
now. Oil the other hi
are fewer ste.i's
id In I iH pitcJi-
el's could feign to tl,
... ,,, .... ... , "... ' , ,,. " ' , ' r'
..it. ut 11 e Lenin 1 ,.,to., .is IK "i lll.ll
iniit'e base runners more cihnry of tak I .
In lead than now und made atealing
jeeoond more difiloult
If by any slim an.) nebulous .-notice
I'enn slum. 1 arise In the ma.it .-tv 01 Iter
I wrath, as I'enn elev ens now 1111,1 then
i have done, and slam .1 defeat Into "id
I lttl at football fans in general and
those of I'itt in purtieuotr would suffer
11 b'gficr shook ihan an other resq to.
I morrow wii bring if there .c one team ,
: wtilfh form, alias done, rial slat, I t o
1 a thumping to-morrow thai ciet.n
I lVim, and if there is one team vvo.. 11
I form, alias dope, has down for n su'e
thing, one aiged triumph, ih.it team la
cut seriously, h would appear from
the odds being nLed b bettors in phlla
delphil that tins gome is regiirded na
,,,,-ii nearer 11 cm, h t h ,11 u 1
Huglev
the Iffl Qound auarlaShsAii
wsh with Washington and 1.00 t.st week 1
This week, according ,, some account!
h is with Washington un., JefferHon. If
the season la-i . long enough In ll wimi
up in Oreenland, 1
COFFEY WANTS ANOTHER
CHANCE A T FRANK MORAN
ritUburger Willing to Accommodate Him, but Only
Dublin Giant Reestablishes Hia Popularity by
Defeating Other Heavyweight Aspirants.
.Iiiii Coffey, the Dublin lliatif. WhOM
championship aspirations received a
serious sethuck Tuesday night w In n
he was knocked out In the third round
by Prang Moran ai Madison Square
Oardetl, is not ready Is vet to Join the
down and out club COffay Is anxious
for a return match With his latl con
queror ami appears in a very fair way
of being acoommodated,
'I am not oppoKed to glMiik I 'ofTe.t
satisfaction," said Moran yesterday "i
hgtVe no fear of the outcome, nml If the
public Is not satisfied with the Holm
of the other evening then 1 gland ready
to convince the fans mote fully of my
Upel o.rliy.
"However, Coffey first must show that
he Is really serious In his content I on
thai he was not defeated fairly He
inn t go OUt and light i few ..f the
heavies hanging around to reeatabl h
his reputation If he proves conclu
sively Hun ii is entitled to another
chance certainly I shall not stand in
his way, i am out after tVlllard'i
ohainplonshlp i shall sidestep nobody
In my effort to acquire this end."
. i. tnies J Johnston, manage r of ih
Harden a c. said yesterday that he
was
fey
trying io rematch Moran ami Cof-
for some data in lie. ember John-
stun beliey.s . ublle interest justifies
such a none tie intimated, however.
that Coffey should take un a lew of
in- heavyweight contemporarlee mean
while Joe Jeaneite, the colored heavyweight
win. was Coffey's chief second Tuesday
hlght, Is one member ,.f Ihe UlbaOn
camp who admits Hint big Jim was
knot l.c.l out fairly and squarely by
Mm in
"llefsree Brown did the onlv
thing under th. circumstances,"
Jeanette yesterday. "it would
-line
sa ill I
have ;
I" I hi I. l..i 10 ho i ' . :i
after he had g. i lo nn feet
"Coffey was dead on his feel He
didn't realise what had happened He
was practically unconscious When
Coffey cutne back to ins corner 1 looked
for a bottle of smelling salts that bad
disappeared it was fully two minutes
' f the big fellow came out of hi-
coma. 'Whai happened, joe " he In
quired then.
"Moran beat Coffey falrl) ami
squarely, There is no denying that fact
Yet 1 do lull beliete be tile better
man. I am sure liuldtn Mm will re
Verse the verdict if these men evei
me. t again Coffey got what was coin
ing to him under tin- circumstances, but
il should il.i llftli far more good than all
his experience up to that time
"I schooled Coffey In Moran'a style,
fought against him in the gymnasium
exactly as Moran fought at the itardm
holding the Irfl out straight and rigid
and laving back with ihe right. Which
I would swing around In a seati-circle
"Coffey remembered my Instruction!
only in the first round, and through ml
that period be looked a aut's wluner
In the second round he made 'he litis.
take . r over confidence. Instead of con
turning to lah and feint nod m ike Morun
miss i... st i i,p gud attempted i
pun lii s
Hap
Ii t'.-ff.y had fought .is lo- ran lis',:
anil as he hud I n sci ooleal t, Itiiht,
Jeaniielte rontlnuetl, "I have no dyiubt
io- would have I. ,. Moran so badly cm
and battered al Ihe end or tu.- rounds
thai he could have won cx'.i tly us he
plena '
i Hunk Coffey will redeem i meelf
Coffey is the bi tter l.cxei II.. ,, , ,1
a !uei Jiw as popului, believed Ant
tun. drill gn down when hit falrl) on In.
point of the chin i t.ive gone down
enough llmea ui real se tbnl tot Hod
punches 'lid not bo el big .loo Cofle)
is ma a bit disuiuruged. He revtllsee
thai he fought altogether strongly alter
the first round. IV'hui l opuld noi drill
into ii in w.th ail his gymnasium schu
ir i tiouk be iti- leurnod, nsvei auain
to forget, from the uneKpeCled kiiuckuut
at M a" ail's h i '.Us
Ypung Aheiit it, w ho mis hen ten most
of the good llghl heavyweights, luctuiliug
Jack I i.lli. ii and Jimmy Clabby, la ii il tin
ihe it ill of Mike i bbona st I'uul
Mike. II ippeail, 'as .-i cci lied ;, iwe-iiv
round rngagemenl arlth Ahearn bookeil
r,.i New Orieane In the n. ar future a
puluth rlub which tried to gel gold er
Always
GUINNESS
even thoiigh
most places
sell it
EXCLUSIVELY
The leading food
beverage of the
world
BottUd by E. & J.
it
urtatron roes
It. ill. id lo meet Tom Hlhhons wae in
I furmed IMll II could do business only
, alter Hmther Mike bad given satlsfac-
t.on either lo Hartfleld or Ahearn. These
j tun lire stable males,
I'll, goaalp once more has resuf cted
Home Hun Ki ink linker fro.u the
quietude of his Trappe, Md., farm. The
. luteal salvp of Dry perilrlage Intimated
that Hal., i would figure with Krita Malsel
of Ihe a In es and I, ai ry Unrilner Of the
Hi d Sox In a three l orneied trade. Capt.
V I. Huston of ihe New York Amei
o uis spiked Una I. ilt as a pure t.mrii.t
I tit li.
"i wouldn't imde
and tlardner bMethei
Malsel for Maker
said i 'apt Hub-
I on yesti t 'I i t ".Ma isel Is too vouns and
' Valuable i player to be sacrificed for
iti ng veterans who have almost out-
lived Ho ir usefulness, Malsel will re-
I main In New York "
dpt. Mais.-: glso said yesterday thst
I Pitcher t'y I'leh wai the only member
of h,. ball club lefl in town and that as
" 'v i- not the Whole Yankee team, the nd-
vcrtisiinenl of o garni between the Un
' 'In 'I its and the New York Amer
i' - appeared somewhal erroneous.
Ad VVolga I lues the possibility of
suspension at the hands if the State
Athletic A- ociatlun of Wisconsin for
rtiiiii io ki . p s. in duled ingagemaatg n
in .11 .-si. ne. i na pes nave been preferred
l ' "th .ii- ,if the Kan la A. c. of La
Crosse b i use Ad ran on on Jlmtnv
Murphy Monday night U olgsst says
i tin. tis.ilii at his home In
Cadillac, Mich. The W isconsin rommls
Islon recently suspended r.o i ev Morar-
land for a period of six months.
Willie Rltohle and Johnnv Dundee.
, who meet at the (Inrdeq A. Tuesdsy
night, have gone into training here.
Kltchls Is at Drtipp'i gvnmaslum. Hor
lem, while liumlee is working at Dal
Hawkins's Westchester i oUdhouse.
RIG RIFLE MATCH CLOSE.
i
lafenf y wins I , iisirlaee
ii rhree Palate,
' Isonvii.i.r, Kla., net. 21. Hy a
n . t n of tin,., points the United Rtstes
Infanlrj int.. team lo-day won the big
hatl ii team mutch 'from the fnlted
Hlules Marine Corps In the most exciting
ah il.nl ever featured a rifle event
i" this country They shot an attarc-
gnte score of 3.I4H ..ut of noasihle
t.gon ,,t five
scored 1,141
ires The marines
'Hi- cavalrj Dnlahcd third with a. am,
Massaui hu.-etis fourth with .t.j7, Ore
gon Mill wiih t.574. Wisconsin slatli
With New York seventh with
" Pennsylvania eighib with S.5S3.
Mltiiiesota ninth with it,,piR2 and Kansas
tenth wiih l.ftlo,
I'm tv .four tesmi competed
NATIONALS WD,. 4 TO 2.
ppa, Master nml Wnlker Ape
ur Itsssi Baraetoraaerei
i I'AI i . Mint: . i let. 21. Mors thsn
III fills saw Ihe Nation., I l.tm.
o .is .1. fe tl lb,. imasl
' !. xington Park
- aftei ii i by a s, ,,i . of I to ; Johnny
- ! lliunl et "P .. . atoli bv Sher
M'C.c I a perfcel peg from
Ii lift bv Tlhe Wallier Which re.
I r !' i' ill He pla'e. were
the
Uns feature) The snire by lunln
. n U tl I
n I .1 II II I 0 1
. , ....... i v
r ..a. i Miller;
iv pis .. . i Msni
I'.llsboru s,.,.r V leliirlons,
in ittiis l',t, ii.t. HI,. Lewis
M 'lies uf I'lltsburg nun tiie anistsur
an l i .! i ,. , nus.v Ivanla rield
i il ' ib with i s. tt. 'i Babble Rtook
Mol iwlt .1 wiis awarded to Com
itier Auiorette. owned by .1. Craig
Holt ..t Philadelphia. T lrd place was
won bv (be seii.r Hamilton'! Oold
Mo. lev. owned Ut I'nlted Sates t'on
atessms ' ' t II, un .,,1, f Hipley ,
N HVurth place went to the setter
Hints II'" ..vv . I In A I llagan of
1 lltow II I'll, The stake h id e git.
leetl sp.Me .Hid ItroUglll out high elgse
field It'll llOgM
I'.n Mr i .i.t-i I eaaus
say
Ktis.i'Vl
MX.
":, $J
vV OuSslS,
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3UtfKE. Dublin