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Dundee Defeats Ritchie Yankees Will Have Plenty of Company if They Train in Florida Next Spring
THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1916.
DUNDEE TOO CLEVER FLORIDA NOW BECOMING
FOR WILLIE RITCHIE MECCA FOR BIG LEAGUERS
American Champion Beaten by
ttahter Man. Who arries
Kiirlit to Him.
LOSKH TAKIS ONE ROINI)
MM) lmnilae. a legitimate lljht--eight
of tliln city, outboxeil Willi
Rltdhll In their ten round bout at Mwtl
gon "niiarr ilerden last night. Ritchie,
a California hoy, Md to bv lightweight
.'hainmor Ol IIW worm n.-ioie iv-
twenty
If Yankees Train at Ocala, They Will Be Surrounded by
Dodgers at Daytona, Braves at Miami, Cubs at
Tampa and Athletics at Jacksonville.
WORK BEGINS AGAIN I PRINCETON COACHES PUT
FOR N. Y. U. ELEVEN A TTENTION ON TEAM PLA Y
Three lOg-nlnr on Injured
List M Iti'siilt of GMIf
With llnvcrfonl.
Varsity Drives Through Scrubs in Scrimmage Designed
to Get Line and Backs Working Together
Heavier Men on Yale Varsity.
Florida haa MM the Mecca for Ihe unload $ ran fca raised i-i r H I II OFFENCE GOOD
training- of major league baaeball clubs. Prlng the Bitot) CltJ enterprise muni
Thla fart was Illustrated never more be auapondart. Halt It . i-e's stockholders
fnrrll.lv than ln ih. .,,, , n",u crying lor aivnicnils
' 7. ' " llttsourg did not break even.
li.,,,
Ihe Boat on National League management Sinclair dropped a email fortune In I
to train at Miami the next five yeara. Newark, but he r reputed to he no
Oeore mailing, the Mlrarle Man Wealthy that he ran afford to disregard .
mis iimp irniri me niiraet
i of the Hub. a loval henH i:i.,t.ii, m
. i. ... I.- .i.e. - - .m oaaepa li nrwnnii n si ...ms
, '.urn in ivvunv boot, waa always n atron hooater for tn.de ana ,.., i. . .. .. .it i'i,n
iclli tile Itritnn Kltcrne never win . - r - , " .7- . , ... ..
i laniwiMpht champion agaln-not un- ' ,h racger State Georgia waa hla Hall, the outlaw chief. Hall ha aoured
, loaM ., lea or a couple of arms. I hobby and Macon hla religion. Bui tha on ,OW Me ,le. lares he will re-
i'".. I Weltarwalffo and cannot net i Uny n.v. , M , volt against M i en. admissions another
e from t Ritchie taut night weighed ' mi on aim sougiu a yrHr Au lrir iKnH and tokens of
nounii :h hla ahoea ; Dundee I ''lime further aouth. where the weather unrest uninnii the Independent promoter
1' I I m hnll.r , , .1 " - iiibi iiaI.iI I,, n MM ... 1., M...
he :il,.. eilill imieiil. . muir nieauiij .eii.in nn , .. ... ,.,.-. . ....
Mitrhie looked well trained He car- t leairge controla the craft of stnte of """nclal KlanlK of the MtttSWS, They
ntii ii" lupernuoui iiaaii
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waa not
aklpited
Ibe Hi jives' hopea. It la reaaotiable to
a. r ed m and out with all the auppoae that the proapei ia In the far
urn of hll championship da. Hla j South have beguiled hla nallve State
nuncheii ert well timed. They were I puriotltm.
, , rt, ,, clean They carried every Yankeea have tried
0( ray the native aon pon-j '"w ,orK ' aiiKeea nave trieo
r-ff behind MOO). 101 in apue ui imp mmj -mt
a-rght
lvn:it:me. In aplta of Ritchie's rid tone. They have trained from
and
Flag ftnrralihlp, In aplte of reputation : M , Haaaaiar, t.v
IWH 10 Willie almott every aeixind of 1 norlh M f' as Atlanta and Athena. Ua
Itid heal hHn handily j Bui Ihey never gol far enough ahead
Dund' " .-utfoUght In only one 1 mti thMW exen-iM., to win one of Han
......1.1 Th'.i wi- tne inin. ny inai
1 m,. joiinn) hiid aoqttlpa auch a dl
gact idvgnmgo t!mt RRcbJol only hope
u 11 .1 ki ickOUl fool and deliberate,
tjf rail for nlan awaltetl hla opening,
ttreral l.meo he eaw whal he tliounht
Mg Hi. way. He anavped hl
iu: 'hei t i vim and prec.lon that
would have Wen a ctydlt to Joe Hans.
Swif!. NralgM riulils ani lefta aimed at
Johnny' I Jn oftan found the mark. But
iniidea ever watchful, had an eye like
, hawk He covered or rooked wlthjvlalt
ihe blows and thereby deprived them
el tiwir silng.
Johnaon'a llaga
The Nea- York Amerlrans. under a
new ownerahlp laat spring, named at
Savannah, ija. They had nothing of
I which to complain. The a'eather was
I above the average of the very poor
grade that prevailed all apring aouth of
he Mason and Dixon line. Yet It la no
1 rcrtalnty that the club will pa a return
may buy Into organlxed hnxehall if they
are so minded and care to renounce their I
nft expressed obligations of comrade
ahlp to the fellows who went into the j
revolutionary faction on a shoeatrlng.
The military tournament m-hich will j
he held at Madison Snuar" Harden Ihe
week of November M-:!0 Is to cater aa ;
much to sporting instincts aa to patriot- .
Ism. This show will he featured
throughout with athletic competitions
and ganns among tin1 various inilltary
organixations of this city and State.
The Military Athletic Learue Is behind
the projei t to furnish the usually ac
cepted features of sporting competition.
Kg ohaklna ' Hands.
Tne gOJ para Hon of RKcMl during Hie
lo.iiic i-oiin'l a.is nver more clearly
Savannah, unfortunately, owing to the
ehlft of sentiment toward Klorid.i. now
occuplea a rather Isolated position No
other major league clubs truln in the
immediate neighborhood Therefore It
Ittnon at rated than in ihe laal Lying l practically impossible to obtain toady
Mek for one daclalVO Wallop. WlUlo Oaggg helpful practice games with rival mu
ll Milling iv. 1 1 ui bvtll hlg hands for 1 lor league rluba without the inconveii
tae -!ia!e I ':i.Uv barely touched : lence and expense of travelling long dla
Hitrhle's tfl'-ve. then tried to sneak over ! lan.a. Long railway jumpa in the
a wicked rlghl Th 5 mlUMd the mark spring are deadly to the efficacious ef
0) in. nr.- Mrhan Hit.'hie fell in. 1 facta of training.
Kuril. us with anger and resentment , Therefore the Yankees ate quite llkol)
Rltehlf till with every batb an. I to switch the baae of their early ojiera-
g,ifl of e.Tl it gl Ml command Kor 1 tlona. iicala. Kla . la anxious to en
nort than a m'uu'.e he fought a lie had ' tertaln Donovan's legion of hopefuls
Ituitht nnlv In i"e eighth round. Three Vala la located centrally In Florida
I mu , n,n loOOnd Intervals he r,r removed from the uncertain sea
Masted With rtcloua lights Th. exectt- 1 breeies that play havoc to convalee, erit
..f M.I ..s nerfection nersonifle I. "rowing arms, una inpii.m..ii.in)
The fl;tt apsiarontly caught Dundee flush
n the J.iw He .taggered slightly, wab
nle.l ui- Into 11 erotlch. both hands ready,
tad fooled Rltcnlg about the inei.tlve-
-m- of the itlng.
Twice morg Knciiie eroaaad, aMh ; njtght And thrao atrang Ngtlonal LoagtM
Bio .1:1.1 ihe -.j and -nap of a knock- . ,,pp0nents for exhibition purposes,
uut But tblf QUlcknagg of hand did Mt Thia switch would benefit both the
deceive the cunning eye of Uugdag . atgHoaal and American league.- It
Neither landed on the point. Dundee1 woujn giVe the thi-e ilubs of the Tenor
nil been ' irewgrnod. Dundee's waa a, -ii-t-vii l nn opportunity to aruge games
Agin of deape ration. He waa not Itrtotittf 1 w,th bOtb the Yankees and the Aihletlcs.
Atiliiu- f.j ihe nutch under the conlli-' w), wni be encamped again at JaokgOO
Mgg aid ctrcumaJU nets and could not ' ville. Kin. The owners of the New York
at blamed ..ne whit bacauM of thia ', Americans will investigate the pre-
t: I sunie.1 merits of Ocala as presented by
, the business men of the city anxious to
leu round Difference. attract major league attention.
tlundte grgg ajl under Mte lightweight
cloae to Daytona. Miami and Tampa
Brooklyn trains at Daytona. the Boston
Bravea at Miami and the Cubs at Tam
pa. Intraleague major league gnnies are
prohibited In the springtime Where-
j fore the Yankee by moving to Ocala
Roger Itiesnahan wishes 10 trade
Pitcher Phil Douglas and a young In
fleliler for Southpaw Slim Sallee. Tha !
proposition from the 1'uh leader haa
been referred to Ml'ller Hugglns, pilot I
of the fardinal.
Col. Rtippgfti president of the Yan
kees, received little assistance from rival
l ib oarers in building up a team last
year. t'ol Kuppert and ha partner,
("apt. T, L Huston, were lucky enough
to get the most prized athletes In the
draft. At leasi their colleagues are of
tiie opinion ;h.; the lottery favored New
Torg for ever;.- one la trying to hood
wink New York out of Its prospects
Half a dor.cn trades hive been suggested
since the season closed Connie Mack
Is OUt '.look, line and sinker for one of
the several right ban dad pitching re-
crtiltg of Donovan'g vian.
krr Ritchie aim at l an noum! above
Mentelth. trMKlggar of Dundee, had g'.iar
iniwd Rltohlg Il.toO, anil thara was
not enough m.inev In the house I.. Suatlf
In spite of the moat pleasam assur
ances of faith In ultimate success In the
Federal leagues war against organised
baaaball. certain facts have fllterad
Qeorge T, Btalllnga, tnanagar of the1
Braves, hai been In town the last
several days assisting t'apt T U HuatOR
In perfecr'ng the organisation of the
Dover Hall Cub. which haa a large
hOOting iract rea.' Brunawlik. Ha., that
Is to lie controlled by the prominent
baaaball men and sportsmen of this;
country Stalling- says he never can
ragign himself to the fate that cheated
him out of outfielder Hendry g and 1
Miller, two outfielder andldates with
the Yankeis.
"Mud Sharps is one of the best Judges
In baseball," said the B'i; Chief yaatar-
I ilav. "rle w.i steeie.l ..IT these two
I players: .ssured by paopla supiioeed to
know thai they were airoao me pmp
erty of American League club- Sharpe
save that Wilier If one of the most .
aanaational fieidei ias een that1
If he can hit 1 we'd I" f"l ompany
g'g he did in '.lie Kouthern Laagug he
should prove 1 ganaatlon. Of Haw-
dryx lie is a surefire hero wore. upper
Bud not only prodlcU thit Hemlryx wli:
RUtka good, he lands re.uly to slake
his reputation that thli fellow will 1
one of the sensations of the Aineri an
LaagUg befoie g not bar two years''
After a rest of two das t.ie New lOfb
t'nlv erslty fOOtball team resumed woik
yesterdiy afternoon on Ohio Kieid At
present the team Is In an extremely
critical condition, three of tin uguiars
having been put 011 the .1 Jilted lift bv
Satu-ilay's game. I'gan. right end on
the varsity, g suffering from .1 brokatl
finger, while gaTwIfl h'.is I silghlly
w rem lied ankle. It Is hoped that both
of these men will he in condition hy
next week The other invalid is put of
Ihe game for the rest of the season
Hedley. Wpp played substitute tackle on
the nret tam and egularly at that
position on the senilis, is the victim of a
slight spinal injury.
Mauley was on the field but did not
lake ion In the praetlcg Ota wang tilled
his place at nuorterbaik and put the
team through a llvel signal drill. Prao
Hi will be held to-day 011 the Kord
hani field.
The fltst scrimmage in preparation
for fJapf getOWn was held yestenla.v 'it
Kordhimi Kleld. A OOmbtllgtlPr of the
prep and scrub teams lined ip against
the var-ltv and was ripp-d to pieces
t'apt. Dunn smnshed thioigli for big
gains
Dohi rty. a vaisitv eraW man ttltd
guard on last year s varsltv eleven, haa
overcome parental ohjis-t Ions and prgc
tiSst yesterday. Mulcahy at guard
gwttehad to Kandrlck'i position ai ncklo
on the lert side of ti'e line and Conklln
'.mil Corrtdan did not scrimmage, but
were repiacwl hv Hall and Mululri. two
scrub cud.
The Stevens varsity had a long work
out yesterday and over half the ihi
sltloiis were filled by aubstitutee. owing
to the many injuries received In the
game last Saturday The practice con
sisted mainly of falling on the ball and
tackling the dummy, although n short
scrimmage was held before dark, and
the -. rubs succeeded In scoring once
Coach llodgcis was dissntistled with the
showing the tetim made last week
WlLLlAatgroWN, Mass, Oct 2i -In
spite of th. muddy condition of the
fWd the Williams football squad spent
nlmost the entire afternoon In a hard
crimtnagg The scrubs kicked off. the
varsitv easily carrying the ball down
the Said for a touchdown
I'kimhti.n :. Oct. 2 The hard prac
tice which Conch Hush of PrllKOtOh had
threa lined for th's week begun to-dav
Special emphasis Is lielng pi 1 ej on learn
wo. k and getilng t .ie line and the backe
to act together. Ilnlividuallv the men nre
aim king weil. but there Is still great
n for Improvement in team plav
Cor half an limn 1 lie first and ggC
varsity pcrltlhltggad in serret at
lie Id. The scrubs furnished the
Man during the op. n graotlca
Stad urn and proved powerless
vanl game The believe, however, that
this eleven Is caimble of inaetei ing a
number of new plays and that lis offen
sive towr can be enhanced by anapllfy
Ing ita weapons of attack. It is the plan
from now on to mix a lot of forward
parsing and other Intricate plays In with
the jmwerful short punches wlrn which
the team Is well fortlHeil
Cornell will have to leave here for
Michigan on Thursdnv night of next
That in.. a ns only two good prac
tice days next week and Ivv.i this week,
or four days of real preparation. So
the work from now mi will he devoted
gmlraty to the Western contest, rhe
.niches believing that be Virginia
Polytechnic game Saturday will no: ln
'.erfere with this programme
Ihe old I week
rjppaal
at the
ggalnal
the smashing attack of the regulars, who
tis.k the IhiII over three times The vat
I ty s defence then was tested and found
adaqijgtg w-heri the scrubs took the pit
skin on the varsity's f yard line and
failed to carry It over with the aid Of
in limned downs. Driggs got Into aegto ,
only for a few minutes. LsMTibattOn re-
....ktiel.l wa. .Nniaed of Ames at Ih vataity through an hou,
quart el aid Shea and Ttbls.lt at th
hull h.u us Several spe.laciila' 1 a sees
were negotiated during the afternoon
one to tilghla) netting thirty -Ave yards
Setnmetis. out for more than two week.
be ause of an injury, appeared to-day.
and II is hoped ihat ite will lie available
for the Harvard gaint. He playad
against Harvard In 1'JlS. but was In
eligible Uut 1 ear.
Contiary to a current rumor, ticket
fm the Harvard Prtncaton game in the
Stadium are available In great nuinlwis
and can I" ..I. talned by application to
.1 H Murray, Nassau streei. Fiince
ton, at It.M each
Laai op'. -ni
-in aiid li'o.. aiivtti.r'.a but through .that might cause a reasonable
10 tne stnceriiy 01 siien
Amiiehst. Mass. Oct -'H After
two day reeit Coach Hlb'y sent the
Varalty squad through a long signal
drill and scrimmage to-day In prepars- 1
lion for the Dartmouth game Saturday.
Tow. the quarterback, is still too much
brulaed up to J0U1 the team Mat
thews was put out to-day by an injury
In the head but It Is not serious
gioiy for Dundee The Hot'nni pugilist
the-ef"ie fought for ?oiy nl me He 1
coui'i have shown to be'.t'T advantage
in any othai .ause. Hlg doanavatlon t
no: klmulated. Johnnta ratllgad that tie
-oyj.l . swap pun hag vv. til hlg much
fcegviei omionent if lie let thai ad-
reraar.i sat Wherggore Dundee carrc-d stockholders a defi
the Dgitl to lie haavtar man all Hie lit, tit. II In sp
-ir letiin was
rhe tit st r-ni-iil was a wlnriwui-i af- very In
ooiitd as
opt Imiorn.
Ceita.nly hi two different spots .f
inlaw .ham apparent nnauciai
. has , tonne, out. 1 onran n
VI .uaM.nl nt ll.. Kansas I'itV 111- !
d.'ivei.deiits. has lust reported to his I Mmaii Int
Tom Cowlar, the Rngllab igavywelght
protege l. .ion tinsii. sm
1! -ig Lovlnaky in the ten round wiiuiup
bafort tin- Olympic a c Stovambar IB
1
1 luntioat
mlth Intends to force Prank
:i match and is going glMUt
' . . in tin- nahi wai He win ngm .km-
ilencn tor ine mi i-i r ..,e ,. i,,.,
t, of the fad that the Cox In St Lou - Nov embei .' At Jop-
'.,.. . -.,.i..e , 11,. tin Mo. s.x davs late: ne is 10 engage
n..h.ei... nreai. Al Norton, the Nltive Son
CaaLiaua. Pa, Oct 26 - The Carll
Indian vnrs'ty players were put thrOOgtl
-1 tifi rudimentary drill this afternoon
on Indian Field, after Which almost tin
entire afternoon waa sjK-nt at itgnali
BagToaT. Pa., tvt. For over an
hour 'he Lafayette varsity gnd senilis
battled t.na afbtrnoon after a long signal
drill t'apt l.uhr was b.ck in tha game
gnd Livegey ai shifted to the guard
I'OSII loll.
South BaTHtJiHgai, Pa Oct -;-
Four COmplgti sets of back Sold men and
as many ialrs of ends eent an hour
Hint a halt al Lahlgh to-day trying
forward paaa formations. The entire
gftaniOOn Wgg given over to the lateral
ihiss first in signals and then In a
ggml-aoi inunage Tiie results were fHir
Smith is
MALTESE TERRIER TRIUMPHS. ! SWIMMING MEETS ARRANaED.
fair, in Which Dundee played with his ,ent of the Buffalo Federals, has issued 10 Whl ciiner j.i 1. " '
Igfl rapeatedl: to Rltchli - face .,nd jaw. g warning to h: fellow colleagues that j at Kansas City 011 November ...
with 'aalonal rlghlg to the face and) .
Dody ;,i cloae quarter Pundaa more
than held ns ow n Ritchie started the
second in Whirlwind fashion, but John
tie met bun lot to toe. and in one furl
ous rally for '1 minute or more ihey
lltlgged with honorg oven
In the third round Rltchlg landed ,1
hard right over the heart that gaantad
to I low Dundee a UiSa but Johnnli
mad. him misr. thre.- wall meant right
ippercuta Ra ferae wuitam Brown
warned Ititchie ag.i.nst holding in the
fnttrth There Wgg action for every
llcrron llesf 4.olfer Mt
I'lllN.TToN. N
rl m elon.
VI rs.
Rllaalag MslilMta PHaalimt "- Mala F.n.e, ser.e. f..r t it,
u inner .1 H lpp..U r..me. ha.n,.ln.aip.
The dug parade at the Hippodrome. I arlrg of dual sw imming meet- f...
rng nog p.irnie ai i i n public Mgh schools wilt be aonductad bj
Which began Monday and ends with lo- ( ,,utlh. sphcsiils Atlilet..- League, be
day'a matlnge. brought out an even I ginning on November li and continuing
greater entry vesterdnv afternoon than until January IT. III. Thia series will
the total at ihe Monday 's allowing. . inly I tw- prelltnina, y to tne onahlpf
. ., .1,1 here. Dundee, who in first had auporlatlvag would do juatlca to tha claag V.' .,
feugh' from his toes, began to bop . ,.,', affair and " J??. ' . .... , ,,.i , ihasa
11, ....i... ..... ....... t , it ............. , tne wilt tiers or llir v at ions oi ee. ...... nle. i ? a no uuui . .. ...... - ... e. -
i i... ....... .... .. i. ,..u,..i, i... hM l. . arm. l to inaae Heir . nooi trun. i o-
",n "H" " " " I, .... u- . Cnntmer,-,
rownaond Harrlg Hall mil Btuyvaaant-
,vil huve to develop new matertul f.
tins seasons teams as many of H"
i i t SI. K. r t he
aoodnd time s i Harron of Pinsiting
won the golf ohantplonahlp .f Prlncaton
fnivei sity b) defeating w A Uowrla
by ui and to piny Her. mi s play
!! g vv.u cttisistel.' as wel' a- bnl'.l.ih!.
Ileiron is a gophomor .id won tha
champlonahlp from Lowrla laat year In
ihe same manner, Herron tied foi the
low score in the preliminary Qualifying
round of the national amateur chani
plonal ip at Detroit
NBW llAtg.N. OCt. II. WIUl the Col
gate name Just four davs off Kran'.
Hlnkev upsei things this afternoon on
Ihe Yale football Held. A good many
promising nmdldn'es miesed out for
places because thev lacked the weight to
fill their niche In the big wall with whlc.i
Hlnkey expects to oppose Colgate s at
taik. Moseley at left end and While
at centre wen- the only regulam Who
n.i 1 1 il.it tied t'.e.r posrtJoiio
Wgiilintan who got his nrst chanog
at end Saturday, was shifteil from left
to right end, where he dUrptaoad church,
who weighs only 162 pounds as com
pared with VA'ledeman s lsn. Jim Shel
don, who has been playing right guard
all season, wa.s shifted to right tackle,
and Dick Kent got his place. His team
mate at left guard to-day was Cupid
Black, who reported for work yesterday
after having b.s-n released from the in
firmary Smith, a big substitute from
Ina si nib eleven, got Schmidt s place at
left tackle
The coaches restricted the work to a
brief signal drill and Individual Instruc
tion. Way. the centre candidate, and
Schmidt, the old left tackle, were sent
to the scrub eleven, where they ware
drilled as back field men. If they Im
prove sufficiently they will get a chance
in the varsity back field.
CAMBMPOg, Masi... Oct 26 Although
Harvard's regular did not get Into the
thiek of the bard scriminaainK in the
StadlUin this afternoon the lineup for
sign. .Is provided a definite line on the I
team that 'In- machea are planning to
put onto th- Held against Princeton !
With the exception of the substitution of I
Conor at tackle for Oilman the first)
eh vci. ran through Its plnys as it may
bu expected to face the Jerseymen.
The coin Ins took Taylor from centre
gild placed him at right guard. Wallace
bein-: a' centre. Parson at tackle with
faner and II me and BoUCg on the
Wlngl Wlllcox was Ht quarter, and he
may pisllil) he leplaced by Watson
again, hut tin- back field, comprising Ha l
I, an King and Knwright. is surely liar- ,
yard - bin anil looks like the combina
tion for both the V.ile and Princeton
games if all goes well
tTHACAi Oct. 26. Dr Sharpe. wtio ar-
rived baok to-da) from New Ha van. I
whit hah he journayod aa soon as tha Har
vard garni waa over iat Saturday, da I
elded I i-daj that 'he varatty siud wms
lied to another day off. so the sec-
nd itnd third teams had the field to thrnn-
-elve The varsity men did not meet
Ulltll lo-iitglit. when a blackboatd talk ,
oniphaiHaod their faultg in the Hitrytrd
..in.e and outlined tic expo not on in style .
of ; whl h the ooaohog now ismtem-
plate ' '
St.aicli 'ooiball mil simple fornai
llong vv it'n a powerful ilefene. formel
he aim of the , lira for the Hur- j
i PMiLAbgLPitu, Oct. 16.- The Pannayli
, vama ,-onches wnsteit no time inaugurat
ing Itur new plan of practice They put
. .. ..,..! . I...II
I of stiff offensive scrimmage vvlth the
scrubs ami freshmen this afternoon. The
regulais succeeded In scoring two touch
downs on the freshmen hut loke even
with the scrubs. Against the freshmen
Beil made a II yard run fr an n kick
formation and Russell picked up a
fumble ami ran in yards for the other
score
In the scrubs, ttowever. tlte vaisitv
found a different proimsitlon With the
nail on the regulars' 10 yard line it took
them a l.n sst a half hour, with unlimited
downs, to go down the fletd for a wore.
Itmnadlamry after th huiiiialuwii cioth-
ier of the ocrutNi retweresl a fumble by
Uuigley and score!
When darkness stopped the scrim-uu-ge
Dr. Williams took the varsity over
lo the went end of the tletd under the
electric light and worked on new playo
with the men until close to 7 o'clock.
Wgsr Point. N. Y. Oct 21 The
Rooters to Ride as
Ca etakers for Pig
If A NOV KK, Oct. 2r!. Several
Dartmouth student have
tltvi.seil o ucw way to (ret to the
football name next Saturday at
Amherst. The Interstate Com
merce Commission refused to al
low students to ship themselves
as live stock on freight trains,
which would make travelling
much cheaper than by passenger
train. So it was decided to ship
a small pig in a special car to
Amherst with as many students
as possible as caretakers. If
there are enough students who
are willing to see that the p!g
reaches its destination, another
pig will he bought and shipped in
another car.
early and late hour session of the
Army football sipuid tn-ilav were both
short. It was so late when the men
were fee tioui military duties Ihat the
big tiding ball aga,ji was the scene of
ihe final salon. Light etc rlmmnging
with the scrubs was indulged in without
any scoring.
Annai,,' ij. Old. .6 Dlatiaxt Im
provement In the use of a varied lot of
forward paaa playa ttigrked the pratt,
at the Naval Academy to-dny. Both
backl and .-lids were used on the receiv
ing end. while Cgpt, Miles at quarter
and Von Heimbiirg at fullback did most
of th tossing Westiihal caught a long
toss from Von Helmbtyrg nn,l ran .10
yards lor a touchdown. Hloitge.lt, who
k now play ing right end. scored on a
play of the same character after run
ning 40 yard"
HvNoVgs. N. H. Oct .6 Kor an
hour tbl afternoon the Dartmouth foot
hill! coache went over the multitude of
m stakes which were marie in the
PrlncatOfl game Saturday. After thetaik
the entire wpiari went through grass
drills and the different teams were eent
through a long signal drill In s heavr
drlixle
SUBURBAN GOES TO
BELMONT PARK TRACK
Wpslflir-Mlr-r AMOPirVtiOII Will
Hflvc Control of Classic
in FiiIutp.
Kntry blanks weie IggtMd veslrialay for
the spring meeting of the Westcheste.
Racing Association Nominations will
close for the stakes on November
and among the Important events in
cluded nre the Metropolitan and Subur
ban Handicap. The latter race was
thei time honored fixture of the Ogttaj
island Jockey Clubs but II bereafi. -will
be run at Belnwmt Pari, The foil:
etee.ple-.niis takc lo lie tun at the
spring meeting will nut loses until
early next Mnrih In .iddlilon to th-
closing of Mtakcs for next spring nomi
nations for the Belmont and Witheig
Stake for 1117 also will bine to bt
mads by .V.iy ember -'-. The stakes fol
low for 1-TSAH.OUDS ami irPWAftt)
Mstropalltan Bandt'.ip uona added
one mile. Ladles' Haiullesp- For niare.
It 100 added! one mile. Toboggan Haildl
sp 11,500 addili sla furlongs. Harlem
gelling 100 added . one mile Amnteur
cup -High weight slllna ioo ad dad .
,me mile, itniiis gsiiini Mot added! mv
furlongs suburban Handicap Ifilfi
stiUrii. one mils and a gaaftar,
roit :-yv:ak-ii.dh
Th Juvenils ts.oou suarautst; f
farlnngs. Keene Memorl., . 16.000 gm, .
ant, sit; five and s half furlongs. Ths
Ksshinn Kor it i. I3.i00 gusrsnteen
five f.i-longs. The Bouquet-flaningi II.IM
guars nteed ; five furlong.
KOR H-YKAR-OI.Ii IN HIT
The Bsimant t'.i.oo guaranteed t one
mile and three furlong Tfcg WMhera
IG.000 gaarnntsed . one mile
Drew and Hotter Win Vlau-be.
Ta-o game were playe.1 in the Knalish
billiard tnuriuj.ment last niglit at Doyle's.
T. Prew vvoif from J Wood III to III
and T. Butler defeated Leo Klynn III to
12. In the three 'cushion tournament
C. F. Madden scored over Charles Ada.lr
by a score of 3 R to 4. Onines will ba
played to-night in both tourneys.
mill bound about, swinging a he Hkipped.
s a
mid t leaner, bill
away ihey landed.
tin i n it t u i is i ii Pafanaa
"big
lifth Dundee rusher! so furl-
In t
auely
tie - - fell together In the lower rope.
Juntl'
ners on the regular dog show Circuit.
The class for the trophy going to!
I, est don in t lie show brought out a.
at he knookad RltcbJl down and strong collection and the j udges dellhera- , m. nil.ers of laal yeai's teams have been
r.t ,1,
standi
Mating
NtlUi i
In th:
iU tool
'Or ie ,
ted for some llmt helore awarding the graduated The dual meets will be held
kapt up this tanttUglraj attack handfcome troph) The winner proven jn (hl. pul) . ,Kk,s of tiie city and fan
n e throUghOUl the next two to lie a fine Maltese terrier shown by i wj,Ma will have five I ome meets an t
He was Ho elusive for Ititchie.. Mrs. Stinging. Thomas i irlsdale's Ainer- ,U1J. vj,i,j,,K meets The events will be
llm repeatedly Into ridiculous loan bred BUlgllah bulldog Uotham De- y,txy ion. o0 vard race, HdO feet re-
' fender took tin cup for reserve winner. 1 . plunsa t distance and fancy Ulv
eventh Ititchie. diHlglng. lost Among the oilier dogs present which
were or more tnan passms inem wnr(
Mrs Hetirv Hills I'onieranlan I'.altts
Kadlum. Mrs Harry A Baxter s Pa-1 TROUBETSKOY'S CAR SLOW.
klngese spaniel Txack of Arcady. Mrs.
Harrison's Japnnc.se spaniel Little .r,n,.,. Kail lo Make Ureal speed
OMe. Mrs Madge Thorpe's Yorkshire,
terrier Clayton Wee Marvel, Mrs C. " sheepahead Hay.
D. Atwood'a chihuahua Benito Jaures j -pi,,, proposed race between Hart")
and Mrs f. B. Holmes's Airedale ter-' darkness and I'rlnce I'aul Troubelskoy
rler Reminiscence. The trophy for the .,, ,e Sheepohaad Bay Sp, edway will not
dog owned by a member of the theatrical. ,H ,-u ,, unless Hie latter provides himself
profession went to Mlaa Llaie Janls's , wj,n lt l(ett, r , ar than the one which
chihuahua Coriuette, a dog well known ,,. vesterdav. In a slock car
to all Who have een Miss Janls in "Miss1 )(, mMa about fifty -five mile an hour.
ALL-YEAF
Car
a Than Ititchie came hack
round Hie eighth and made :
- idialor appear much of a
Ihjndat -quared this In the'
I . tenth was fast and furious '
i llmoat even. 1
'd for a time as If old Gen
n gin get the WOrgt of the
The ire of Montelth over
, ea.-.i cupidity prompted ihat I
ti i : for official weighing I
i in siate Athletic Commlaalon
vi
IMJVi.
mnti
!tr. i
It look
iral pub
atelaloii
Rttrhle .
liromo'. i
n bef.,1
Ti - i used a delay of almost half an
I 1 , 1 tin. I, ! M. . ill.. I -.ii.
' Ihi n Pherg i- a i, He -hat RMNi Information.'
f ' n , , .., .-.es cannot Inc. wlien i
I) vv.-ighi Is more than
Montelth evidently wished
in -. if ggglnjl his iitierii i
' by nvoklng th.s law. Ritchie, i Jabot H
'fte .!
ten i i
10 ppotl
iwrgt n
can
ttlght
PW rl
fji
ttrgi
Wet. ,.,
Tliee ,1,
hoa DyCl
Mom,.
'Or hi
Ji In ii
tivld
of priii
ga ,,
h. t
''ie Mli
fiinii the announced
fli d Ii one gnd oiie-iuatier
I at t'-n.,i'. an unaually
bqging anthualagtg
il foi tk - antartalnmoitti
mil i expand In such numbers.
SUCCEEDS JAMES MORTIMER.
Blackwood la es Ice-
Prralilent of I ollle (tub.
At a meeting of the Colli Club of!
America held al Boston recently John I
H Hlaokwood waa elected vice-presi-.
dent to fill tne vacancy caused by Hum
death of James Mortimer. It voteu at
which hardly Is fast enough to make a
race Interesting or worth while
Barney (lldfield may be one of the en
trants iii the t-n mile special that Is
on the election day programme His
Christie car will probably be seen In
oompatitlon with the Blltgen, Bun and
ihe new K I', ft.
i ml
Hrpulaes llulgrri.
WaaHiMOTONi P.i Oat. II.- A no thai
t'ootball i lush at the I'olo OfOUIldg In
New York between Washington and Jef-
,'lgers, when Washington aia! Ji'fferaon
Wgfl in New t ork on Its ns-enl trip, but
the proposition was turned down by It.
- la -ave mi tare or Mcotty tins meeting mat me uwuisi ami mm firBOn College mill Rutgers was firnpoaed
- I i." feed km an 3.. ".00 ratary of tne club draft a suitable reso- saiiford. head coach of Itul-
1 li. , iie.ii.er seals awav nit on exntesslllg tne ciuos s aiM"'-'-.-, ...i,., vx-n-ki.
kller) wet, packed, but there Hon of Mr Mortimer and the logs
found I ha real percentage sustained by his death
Iii. i ngeide boxes Were not! It also waa voted that Judge g It ., ..... Hie local mumursl. .As
t;utler be appointed a committee of on , ) WJU, Df Washington and Jefferson's
in -final Vuu.ig Rector and i,, draft a nea' constitution ami ly groat auccess again thia year a tempting
t'.ti.ht a ii.i. t aid suit. ted I ! for the dub. to be submitted u , a,,,, mis I offer was inade bv I lan ford. Tin
It raw UfViHuL ,1 la in. !! I .. - - - .t,.r thin Ihe llecetll- Ml toil on lo I'oneli l.'olw-ell nil, I
but RactOI was too skilful 1hi meeting. I he decided that the campaign for his men
would be severely rougnt anil as no an
Idltlonal honors would be won by play
, Ing Rui aei ... did not think It adv isable to
II th
on ,,
knn
Ihni'i
stunt
,, lag i hlmaalf open to
In the urtaln raiser Mika 1
d Josepn Matthew In six ,
lllehli
Ui v
lit, I
bnf .
to n .
Ing ;
of th,
n nv,
"eight
la v l
.ihv
Tall Bar Jack la C.oimI h'orui
Toll Bar Jack, the Rngtlah bulldog i pluy t lie game
I recently imported by John B. Itorrax
RgfBgag la tlaLe W alsbti 1 fponi the kennels of Krank Walker In
u,' ,K yymi, UnndOh, is said by eminent authorities
tne lightweiKhi champion I OS WW nuiui.ig m ana m - a.e...
i I" entll Sl.hi.l in, asreeinenl aal dogs lo
hiiIi.o Become I'raf eaalonal.
M i SNSAPOMIi Oct. Il. Lorcn Solon,
whose .sudden illsmtssiil from ihe Mln-
liagotg football i . .. 1 1 1 astonished unlvcr
ome to this country
lilte of i 'In, welali- some tune. When nils nog arnven ns jv in-l.. will be, oine a profi aalonal
mil at I o -,o. k on ha day HI S 11,111 owing lo the trip over, foottktll player next Hunriay. He haa
Mfore a local club gome l line i but now he Is rounding into form and , Kreed to play four games with the
i. now refusee to make Ihe thooe who have seen him predict a bright Duluth Athletic Club, he said to-day. to
cording to a notice aerveat tci- i show caraar for him. Ha la aald to i rm elve 1100 and ogpanggj for each game,
tht 1 1 oi, inters on the Ht.,te excel In head and to also own a body The team plays againat Superior, Wla.,
uinmltalotl. I that Is near perfection. I Sunday.
gS
h rgirr"
Every Inch
a Car
Sioso to Siooo Sedans, Coupes,
Touring Cars, Limousines,
A Favorite in New York
HAVE you noticed the increasing number of KisselKars
you meet on the streets of New York and adjacent
country drives? Have you seen the new ALL-YEAR Cars?
Two cars in one an open one in summer a closed one in
winter change easily made in your own garage.
KisselKar
You must see these new KisselKars to fully appreciate
them. The new KisselKars include touring and roadster
models from $100 to $1750 and the famous ALL-YEAR Car
Coupe or Sedan from $1450 to $2000. All the new models
are here come in and see them.
CLODIO & ENGS, rWW!ir VeVV'V", New York City
Etrooklys Royal ngraw wot 0 reaps Ive Bat-Ida oniric Higaakal,
llrirnport - Alex gavof While Plains Kissel Km i larage Huffgrn I1s-r lllanehard
llenipsti-Hd National cnu, Newark A. 'I'. liriue. n l eiitral Ave
Hlalen UIhimI liranile Motor Co,
Concerning
"The Ass in the lion's Skin"
I EE JEaop'a Fable, for particulars !
i Next read Samuel Hookina Adams' able article (in New York
- Tribune) entitled Bargain Kaincoats, Fine Spnnklintr Pots.
"Flimsy imitations of Real Waterproof Garments grow thickly in
garden of Fakerdom " " 'Ware the False Good years."
Then, -draw your own Conclusions.
This thing of blaming Dead Men for the faults of the living should be
stopped.
Charles Goodyear, the Inventor of the first process for vulcaniziiifr
Rubber, waa an Able Man who died almost a Martyr to his Purpose.
He practically never had any Capital, and died so poor that he hj't no
Parttrrz.
Therefore he never was invited to become President, Director, nor
even Stockholder, in any of the many Concerns that have since appropriated
his name for profit's sake.
Apparently too. he left no Relatives influential enough, or interested
enough, to defend his name against some of the uses to which it is now beinp;
put (as per Samuel Hopkins Adams' article, which says "Many of the Fakers
now do business under the name of Goodyear").
N that article he refers particularly to the Goodyear Manufactur
ing Co. at 12th Street on Broadway, New York, the Goodyear
Raincoat Mfor. Co.. New Ifork. the Goodvear Waternroof Com
pany, at 840 Broadway, New York, (designated "Original Goodyear") the
Goodyear Raincoat Company in the r latiron Building, New York, which he
says also claims to be the "Original Goodyear."
He also refers to the Source from which the class of "Absorbent"
Raincoats sold to him by several of the "False Goodyear" Concerns are
derived.
He incidentally quotes a circular letter which he says "illustrates
the sort of trade to which a guileless public is subjected in these lines of
Merchandise."
That circular, he said, was from a New England Raincoat Manufac
turer (Name and address given) who thus naively commends his mer
chandise :
"Prices on our non-guaranteed Coats. of which we arc enclosing
Swatches, and which are mainly sold for Advertising Purpose, and BY
MERCHANTS WHO DO NOT DEPEND UPON HOME TRADE, are as
follows : " etc., etc.
Adams further says. - "How many o,ifr Manufacturers there are of
goods 'specially made' for Merchants 'who DO NOT DEPEND UPON
HOME TRADE ' can only be coniectured."
"Be assured." he says, "that you are likely to get this class of Goods
if you purchase at any of the name-filching 'Original Goodyears. ' "
So said Samuel Hopkins Adams, openly ana publicly, in the New York
Tribune of March 90th, 1915 (Copy of Article on request).
L
ET ui merely add to above that the bona-jide Fovndcr, and long
time Head, of the B. F. Goodrich Co., was Dr. B. F. Goodrich
himself, and his Heirs are stockholders, to this verv dav
in the largest Rubber Factory in the World, which is that' of the B. K.
(lOodrich Co., of Akron, 0.
Let us make clear to the Public that we have no Stores anywhere
which Retail Waterproof Clothing, and that we are extremely anxious to
protect the Public, by protecting the name of "GOODRICH"' against the
kind of treatment accorded by "name-filchers" to the illustrious name of
"GOODYEAR."
When therefore you sec any such names as those of "The Goodrich
Rubber Company." "Goodrich Raincoat Co." or any other such pfl uikhi
the name of the B. F. Goodrich Co., be assured that its use is unauthorized
and promptly notify vs.
We will pay $500 to anyone who will prove, under Oath, that anv such
Concern claims to be. in any way. connected with the B. F. Goodrich Co.. or
have any authority for the use of the latter's name.
As Samuel Hopkins Adams' able article says, "Beware of the Falsa
Goodyears."
The B. F. Goodrich Company
1780 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY.
Manufactu rers of Ruhfier Cloth ing, Rubber Slwcs, A utatnohils Tires,
Motor Cycle and Bicycle Tins', Mechanical Rubber Goods, eta., etc,