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THE SUN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1915.
Varied Programme Makes Horse Show Unusually Interesting Dissension in Penn and Michigan Camps
SHETLAND, HUNTER j
AND ARMY MOUNT
PRANCE AT GARDEN
Squadron
.Militiin
S Kntrlfs win In
K vcn i Krom ThoM
of Brooklyn Troop.
I
1
I
WilK RIBBON fob
MAC KAY HACKNEYS
A varied programme which comprised
gearl rwr, varlet j uf -how animal
fi tin tiny Shetland to the Sturdy
hunter was provided yeatcrda) for tht
second da) o( the National Hons WW
in Hudlsmi Hquara Borden, Than was
no counter ultra, thm In tin- way of a
thoy
' man
Ma f.H,tiiaii lanta to cagdure tlta fancy i
uf Xiw Yorax leisure rinu, cons,-
leisure crowd, i-onsi -
qUOUlly 'b' lov rs of the ln.re flesh
Itnckcd to tin Uardon in much graatar
number Ihafi on gaturday, When meni
b' re Mi u National duard were parad
Itiaj their mounts midway of the after
noon (eraton nearly all tin. boxer were
btcuplad and Iheri won few vacant
rents MUlTOUndlng the, arena. Around
tn ring thus, vitally liitenflad in the
iqullle i-ompetltlona et'n'il thne ami
four deepi at llmea manifest ln I ball
apprei'lHtion of the merit of the win
pi i by hi arty applauo)
Tliougli lie military .vent lacatu me,
rolor and nnlmation which obtalnad '
lb- interna ii ponteata of recant data, I
thin wan a inntrart of unlformt be
iwotn ih lltbi '''in' of iquadron a
anil lb.' darker hued garmontn afftcted
by tie Klral Cahary men Tho chief
rivalry wur between Squadron A and
th, repn vntntlvaa or the Brooklyn
tTom.. but Major Louis Herbari iau
oarne down from Albany for an uuattc I
vi iful ifort t" arrest tin- laurola from
the local ndlltbinien, At lha and of i
the conui tltion victory reeled with the,
light h ie of Hquadron v. tin' medium
In i iik nrein- '. gtataon's. Tain o'
BHunter, a-hld wan ridden by Trooper
j Not .htborti.
Tho . i t rested in hackney were cx
iromely pleased al tho tirst auoceM
cored by t!larenee H Mackay in the
bnedlng elaases of thla dlvkdon. Kor
year Mr Mackay as a member of the
Amer.' an 1 1... k.iey Assou.uion lias been
promlnenl in baekney affairs. He lias
ronakitentl eahlWted bl line stallion,
Land . Iur.. with fair BUOOesa, ami
hut reward can iterday with the sin-
,,i triump of Bobbli Burns, which Mr,
Mackay bred himself, the sirv of course
bam-- Land o' Burns,
Bubble Horns
Bobble Burns is
he carried off thi
enves Ouallty.
, three-y earmold and
blue ribbon in the
elas-. lor bat
among otht
matured hoi
which Mrs
lnlil
mej pony etalllons. beating
i Irvlngton Tom Tixt. a
.,11,1 freqUI 1 1 1 w inner, for
Kllsabeth Co hnin Bowon
some years ago Bobble
Hum further
comlin; out 1"!
proved his quality by
in ti.e day in harness
anil takltiK third place In one of the
atrongeet pmiy classes that lias ever
been wen In the Oarden, The two1
which beat him were Imported with the
hhest reputations that could be xalned
-.ii Bngla id, Tin- influence of Mr. Mai -;
koj, through I - talllon Land o' Bums
in tin hackm wo Id was further show n
when tin- .las- f.u three-year-old lltllea
wag won by i ..t-lv Lofty, a thre.-year-1
old daughter of this, great air So far ,
lo. 1 knuys is"', the h'.io.v was classed
hs a .Mackay day.
Canada ami old Virginia were tin '
contesting looalHIes In the most nlc- 1
turesquc rlusi of the day, which called I
ior hunt teaina of three to be shown
by members of the bunt In bunt mil-
'crm. The honors went to the Toronto;
hunt through the medium of throe plcn
iibi hunters, atilch wire entered by,
Major Joarpb Kllgour of tin- Hunny
brook Karm. Tin- only difference in
equipment of tin two teams was that
the Canadians won- s.iik hats ami the
Virginians black huntlni caps,
Willi appointments of equal excel-'
lence, the competition resolved Itself into
h question f the anility of tic- mounts
and in this essential the teamS w ero
a.lso well in ah heii. so well matched in
feci lhat i second Hie had lo be given
for the edification of the Juices and,
to the delight of the epaotutors,
In their second attempt the trio of
Canadians cleared tin- fences with only
a couple of minor touches, w hile the '
Virginian candidates dleplaood n tar I
ami thus lost the $ J0 cup und ti '
lmllar atnoutrl in caab. K'r the losers :
I.. C. Lelth rode The Wasp. a. wnite
had tin' mount on Nancy lany and
s. i'. Cllascock on Mum Columbia. The
Canadian huntamen and their mounts
r i'. Hodgeon mi Touratfio, M, !
Hllotl on Cobourg and U H. Blllott on
Jap
Thrill lu -Wlcrnoon.
There were thrills: for the early I
afternoon visitors when Animation.
driven by .Mi-s t.oula I ...in- of Kan
sua City, broke away from the control '
of -Miss Long and fell at the Madison
avenue end Of the Qardon, The excite- I
mi nt did not last long for he was: soon
tinder control, A few mote turn of
the Harden ami .Miss Long's outfit
caught tin- attention of the crowd
iisTain when one of the Boston terriers i
op the sen,! with her jumped out for a i
sprint around the tanbark. These un
toward happenings militated against
Miss I,one,'.s entry, and Animation did
not get a place in the ribbons.
in the Rarnesa classes William II
Moore continued his successes, his
most not. 1,1-- ii lory of the lay belnsr
In (he i Ills- for p ill's tint over 1BJ
hands, In Ibis MluAh, a winner on the!
opening iay, aa paired with Miss Marl
bnro and In n large cias defeated Iteve
Intlon ami Bealiiatl driven by Miss
I. "III. I l.'HIU'
Tin- featuri of the sa.hiie competi
Hone in the after! ti was the success
f.ii reentry of the old time champion, :
Bonui, Thouah now II years old, Honla
performed with 'ill her old charm in
tiie oupublc hunds of hi-r owner, Mrs.
Herberl 1 . 1 'amp, ami her perfecl
ma liners ulonri were ufficlent to en-
tuie her in tin- v
Rnined over Miss
pi'dliM which iho
Murjorle llubb'g
I- utitMsy,
Thoruuuhhreda aoro oonsplououi
during tin- iiuy, und umong ninny win
ners which could laatai of pure blood
were Turn f'miunter, Bonia, Aviator
and Mnjnr Kllgour's ihree hunters,
Then was a 'iirs'e crowd In the eve
glna to se tiie - tauular jumplni
events which cloned t,.t programme, T.
i. i t i ! i i h 1 1 1 1 1
hlg I IN I 1 : in t
Jumpori "i tvir
'ViiiaiLiin void
sk.vj'i rg)per( i It
tlofiul show r
ir . wilt- wi il ii ug4u Pur
tl MII ' IlilM.HK til' ITd' k
lift.. nj Hiftuti when Uio
lllH HlMule hiMt U'llltfl-.
Will UOI' llu- luH tl.l-
f!ol, Sll'ii.tt reiM-aW-il and
won too high Jutnj
iuiU ' -unthh iico m
ti -I ! t i liirhgn,
QCUIldt ft1 lit IMUtlg
hi-'ihi ufWr ii ti' With ' ' '' .ind .Mm'
Mtvy'H Avluor. i.'anadluii hoi, ihoro
lure. rall IliiiMii-il tun, two, tbfOI, bill
Confldrucii nnU Nkyttoriipor now gro
uwni'd by ;i Now Vorkt!,
Tin water Jump produced a ologo Hghl
botWe1 l.i'-uf. c I' stcuriiM'H Klofof
and tin Ur t'utr. MtuU)tg liawn if
iiv. Thi- IVogl lolntoi rodf Ii'h own
!"irs and v mi by ologrinf twentyoin
'-jt, a luoi fui'thor than Mr. Ph'I1C
Whltftgy'g Dftwn of -'i- oould naiotlgtc
BREEDING CLASSES HOLD
INTEREST IN MORNING
Hackneys, Trotters and Ponies Attract Many Horse
men to Ringside Military Mounts Shown
in Afternoon.
Hni'kiu yj, trotters, ponies ji.ni, to vary
the monotony of tin- 1irM lirir classes,
horses suitable to become hunters were
Judged during the morning session of the
H"i' Show In Madison Suuare .iurtloti
VtHtlKlHV. Th.c,lltllthec.X' ptiuiiof tlio
hunter, wire retail) lall hi . him IBSBBS,
and those horstsncu who are 1 n W- rested
In tins particular iart of the Horse Show
ware out In forra and aa usual Used up I
at the rail around tin- riiiK. The differ-
ent antmaJa wara aim mi in handi thai in i
..s.s .... ...... .,., , Tl.
. .. . 1. .1 .... IS. . -..!.. T
ajld put through thrlr puree, thr
groom running at the and of
Ion
halter.
Kivc olaaaai of haclutays wars i'ae,-i
on early the judge betas Rohan Qraham
of Turiiiiiii. Handy Point Ifaahton, a son
Of T,s;er IdUlO and POpl'SOf Otlng the
Bandy ivint ssrm, adBch is owned by
Ileal n
Id i'.
Vaiulerblll. was tin
OUUHI for KtnllloTis t
Old 3
eittry In the
M ars i
om or oxer Mr. v anosrbilt ,uralii was
SUCOeSBfUl hi tho Claag for mnre. I years
obi or over, winning the blue with sill
fiebi Venuaj w-hi'b by the wa) la the
Oam of Band) I'oim Ogohton, William
A. Ideber of Hrvn Mawr fa., took tin
Second prlr.e With Teintet, s bn mare
by Wlblflre, nnd the third ribbon went
to Cotdaning Boaaae, owned by the
Auburn rfacltney lloese Plarm of Au
burn, l'a. The jirisr for two-yeur-old
tULb-s Wiu uuti b
Havor, a bay by j
Tiger LUIIS, owned by
Kami.
tbe Sumly I'olut
Maeki Matey Wine Blae.
clarence II. Mackay, who has for sev-I
oral years won in liames rin earn in
the clarden ami Long Island shows with j
bis Imported hackney stallion Lend o'
Burn a, won hb firm blue ribbon as a ,
baekney breeder with Bobble Burns,
a three. year-old slalllon bred at Harbor
Mill. Mi Mackay's Long Island .state ,
This stallion stands 1 1.1 bunds ami wit
ihOWB In the class for pony stallion-'
year old or over. He Inherits all Bis
family's good looks ami far outclassed j
bis rivals. The second prise went to
Irvlngton Tom Trot, by imp. Rnfleld i
Nipper, owned by Mr. end -Mrs. .1. Macy j
Wills ta who enter under the name of ,
the Caavllli earm. Irvlngton Vagabond
was third. Tin- eecond and third prize
winner were bred by W. U. Henry of
Pittsburg
Lady Lofty, a chestnut Oily Vfars
old, by Mr Mackay'S stallion Land o'
Bunts, won In the class for rllll' s :i years
old. with Auburn Snowdrop by Aquinas
econd and Mary Marlboro by Marlboro
third.
George a. Heyl of Washington, m.
whose pontes did remarkably well at
the San Francisco fulr. scored his first
blue ribbon in a class for hackney ts'iiy
miles o years oio alio iwuri nil uni"
.Magi.-, ptnartn -Magic, -rom m same ,
stable, was second.
Tb" momlng session embsl with a
class of horses suitable to become hunt
ers The horses w, re not to be more
than ii years old and able to carry 1 X"
pounds to hounds. They were required
to jump two fences :t feet G inches In
height Bown Bast, a well mannered,
good looking chestnut, owned by Charles
lr Lanier, gabled tbn tirst prize and No
bleman, formerly Shamrock, owned by
Thomas Maclln, was second. Th" third
rlbboll wa won by Mrs. .1. K. Aldied's
Winchester.
Hoiolllrri Kim III Xflernooii.
President E. T, Btotrabury won hie Welsh names, while the Manomet Karma
second blue rlbbOU at this show at the Ht.,lt M f(11. fc.,ay poiutw and Howard S.
opening of the afternoon session. The j Ktarroti sent In fout Hbetlatids. The
class was for pairs of roadsters and Ills I Bhetlanda looked almost iik, ml e from
wonderfully matched pair Ituby and I n. upper Ballet and there seemed to
Laaca easily out.i.tssi-ii Prince andlbe more harness than is'n Mi. Heyl
Princess Horrell, owned by lalward won the Hest j.ri.e and lb.- Manomet
Kaarney, Karm team was placed eecond.
A big class of novlee harness horses, Judge Moore won 1ns first ribbon ol
came next. These were for horses 14.3 1 the day With Lord and lod Beaton
to 15.1 hand.- and In the ring were Btshown m an Bpliolnbnenl olaas. It
number of good actor., that have ills- the tirst uppeartuB'e uf tuts pair
ttngulshod themselves at the xutniuer
show-. Tin- Hamilton Farms, owned by
James Cox Brady, sent to tb.- ring; ll-1
reno, a most attractive brown mare,
which Mr. lirady purchased at tin- sale
of the horns of the late Alfred Q. Van-
derbllt Taking il nil through. It was
a remarkably flue class and occupied
the attention of the Judges for a long
time. Al Commodore finally was xo-
lectsd a the winner. This horse is a
showy hrowii, .". year old, and Is just
under 15 hands. He Is owned by John
Maoklo, who s the manager for Oar-
ence II Mackay. Miss Wanamaker'a
HOW THE JUDGES AWARDED
Till 'TTi:u.--4
Trott'T"-. aHftlUoili t).r--. y.vr
oll ; flrJit PflMi eWconU I'D-. $."n.
jhir.l prlu. Flint, V.i .f y tnd 0NIU
rh. h. Itr Cclli Mrvotni. 11 N M il:, h
btk. h. Mantn Miller: third, FortMrt KHm
Fiirm'-" b. Prlnci Miirmo.
'U.. TroTtr. U-lllorui. two yarn
old ; tlrnt prll, I0 ; HcMid prlf. B0;
ihlr.l prlr. UT, First, Mtb. SI. N. Xtalifn
oil, n Tin- FUftU MmIi Jr,i (on1,
Mi.ti Murr.iy'B b, t ArUy M.Ktrrin; third.
II. Si Italii b I .ir Ro4blM, Jr.
HATKXWYI
Clgfll 1 1 Ha' kn vm, ftta:iion. four ,rri
nJJ of fvr. 11 - und not unttof
hBinU: rt nrlKe. 11""; pr1i., f.;
third ptiMi $r- rir.-t, Mainly vrttii Porm'o
h. t-. Windy Ilnt KetBhlon.
"gnH 11-ilHi kfu'Vv. BlU0 thr yntri
niii iirft ir !., HOO i p-n.d itr.'. trn . ;
third prlOf, IHt"-- Kirr-r, ioort.' vVfttaona ;
rh. m, lB"ly lt . OOCOnOe Auburn llii'k-
llor"- 1-artn n. in. AU'.urn .vin
ilrup
Marl
m. Mury
i'i IT- Ha- Un-y(
ftld : iV1 jirUe, $7.'. ,
third priz". its -rlnit
. AniM, tWO ynrn
je.. ond prlzx. !" ,
glld() Tolnt Farui ii
U iii- Uavuc
C'Likm 1 1 . Hackney. mnrf, four yrn
11 nve-r 14 - antl undtr Ul hands, flrM 1
vrsi H'tO. Mpcnnd prlM. IO; third prl".1
' ..'. lnrt, Hniuly Point Kami' ii tr in
i Hllfllti VtnUii -ft-d pflr.f, I K. Klni- i
Imli'a " m. TmpMtj tlui'd. jtuburn H'-k-ly
llorM arrii'n on n. Ooldtprtng (
- ihn tJ Hackiy, Hlllk .hr-- yr
old and unit'T, nut over 14.1 han-i, tltat
prtse, I". fMOond ii if. $40 J third pfto.
.;" IT rt, floorg Hyl'i 11 Trll o
Miigtr; -" "iid, iorg lloyl h- 111
j Utltorth Mglc tlilrJ. WltliabrOOh l'arni'M i
i i :i in Talli PNnpooi Alle
- 'laH -:4 H'i' kllOyii tallinrua. H Vr?i
i old or ufr( ootdlng 14 umi nt tgoot4lng .
1 1 bund; 111 v 1 nooond prl.
i IAD; third nrUti l- rlrat, Clnrnnoo H, '.
I kiuukny'i rji, . n-ht. 1 Pumm wmn i,
lu icon l-'ts ju" 'ii Irvlngton Voga-,
imnd; third, -?iilH Pnrm't cn. Irving-
ton Tom Trot,
HHUTIiAKU ponieu
,a ia f, Hhatlontto, utal'loii. t' ! nhou fi
with ihrot. ui tholr a- (Irai prlsa, ti"":
aac-und prlae, Kir-i. Daorga a h"
i bltt. - K " lrtgu, and gat, link I.artij;...
i't i ,i- n i ii : ign nnd Prlaof ii ; aoonndi How
i arri H Mi irrt'i b Punch. uni got, I tut hi
Urg'lfl gnu .re"-.-:,
i , i- i .'7- aHhotlandfi oi oi ntgroo, nt
f . ti.iifiei 4t iiudi'--. h;- pi 1H; .ih'
i f.r; '. 140 i '"'i Po, 180 Pjrat,
i orgt .4. Hoyl' I'lU. t:i 1 Tii, ccMs, fair la n.
.niii. (iourgo -4 ic ilk, in. HH
. "ii M 74 'POflloO In tHKrilOMt .tl"-'a lt,3
i iid nut aixPaadlng liondgj lirit prlM,
Jin; ond nrUi MOi thirl prlia, t."
Klrti, Wlillabrook Fgrin" h, "i. Tlagington
an - aonoud, IJiMnllton Porin'a Li, it
mi vlly rum; iiit i. iUronoo il
Uuckuj ch. a (tabby Marital fourth, tVgl
lr il Hunjfyi i. nt, m of iVihion.
i 'ivh 7j-i'.iiia iii hnmoaoi und not
pdiim ii.i hondo oral prlgOi llvi wo
.. i prl Ha, tio, third prlc. 80 Flrat,
Hamilton Pttrm'i Irvlngton Modoij
: uni, UOlohoator rarm Htud'a b. a Mm
the second prise, I'itti.
the
CIIimi) Maid the fourth,
hum fomt' surprise whi
T . -lit j -lour
hMtU''(lH, v
Karat, a dltal Wlnfstr C
is the only absentee
Ihn flrel saddle class of the afternoon,
Tin conditions , aiicii for horaen ui 10
carrying loo pounds mid II In presumed
thai Mia du l oot though! it i r to
rear r vi in r llhal) rtiamplou for later
I events rather than risk defeat because
I ,t' till' l,.-:.Y U.ltfl,t t.i t .'illTl.,! 1'v. Ill
Wiuioui Twenty-four Karat the chum
w-as a good one, full of quality anil
wth nearly verj one of the half rJoaeii
The cht'h'iiul uelillnK rlshel man. owin',1
-
by Rmll ib l:.e. Immediately caughl
the eye of the rallhlrd. lie I a cobb)
Indlvkfuali with plenty of Hnbth ami
moved smoothly under tin- careful hand
HtiK of bis ?iin poiiini rider. In manner
ot Kumi! be hail no advantage over
Klnlle Anthony's Patrol, Which had its
owner III tin Saddle, lusurlnn every pos
sible point In favor of Patrol being
brought to the notice of the Judges
Tin- superior conformation o'f Elsherman
evidently Impressed the Judges, for they
avarded lha blue to him and the necoud
libbou lo 1'iitrol. Thi Ihlrd went to
Itrookw ooil, ow neil by Mo i t In I' Sapor
ins, ami rounb to The t'olonel, exhibited
by W. Alston Twlny.
There was a kooiI lurnout ill the mili
tary mounts ciase, Which was limit. -il
to members of tin- mllltta of New York
state, iimi anions; thoae competing were
several wiibb have :.iiowu proficiency
In raies BCfOS country an, I tin tin- Hat.
at hunt meets ami summer boric sicw-
The ntrles were put lo a severe teal
ami after going through all the man-
o'tivres requireo of a cnarger nan to
negotiate a small fem e, in th, ordinary
Kails on which satldlers are Judged the
mounts did tint show well but hi all di -
partmont Tarn o' fihauter, an iipatnud
Ing rheatnui gelding, exhibited b clar
ence i'. gtetnon of Mquadroti a. held
hi- own .mil be received the blue over
Dragoon, Benjamin s. Young's Beoul
was ihinl ami Adjutant fourib
t'arltoa qsiit in
Vanln.
Mis l'a
Whltm y. win
exhlbltj
illnler the name of Ibe tin
captured her Ural blue in
ponies under saddtt with
mtrei stable,
ibe cla.-s for
'arlion Qual-
Ity, an aged i hestnut mare that aas
been a popular favorite at Harden show
for many y ears The class wns a Strom
one. but in the hands or James sweigei
Carlton Quality showed better than ever
before, lhat Is when she settled down
to her Bail At trotting she was rlmply
superb, siieed and form being combined
in a manner tn.it suggest. u un- pen,, - ..
. . im i- . ..,i.i..- r
10ll "l llie IWCKlie. Ilieie I- i"h ''
rb' hackney in tin- conformation of Bri
ton Quality, however She Is a true
pony type and elegant both in lines and
lu movement. Judge Bowman r ule Carl
ton Quality around the ring himself be
fore awarding tii" tdue to Mrs. Whitney
.n J,,, w.ls more
tractable In his liamis
l Su . on i Another 1
t) M wn.n ridden
i line pony
i Jamea
I missed pi
wllh the
was Lady Mine,
ox Brady. This
rf action anil had t
reil ribbon The
ity accounted for three of th
petitors. Those clever nttb
dosen coin
horse girls.
Miss Constance
had mounts and
into the ribbons,
and Miss Jean, both
'onstance rode i leltghl
taking fourth.
I'linlra iinis,' Wti'li-r.
The poiq,' four-tn-handi were treated
as somowhaX of a j"ko io the spectators,
The conditio. .s called tin poiilea under
II bauds ami this enabled UOOfge A.
Hel to send '.n his four backneva with
was I
tins ,
show and they looked remarkably well
land had ail their oil lime a.-ti- and
inunner. it wns , perfeetl; npiiolnted
team, tin- horse being shown I'll.:-, .,
f boot 1otorlii .md they gained Un IjIui
ribbon. Wilttum Meber'a p ic. u-it
bJIIWood It-'ll and ButtOttWOod La,
took the aecotal prise and the third went
to Mies Constance Vauulaln'a Moonehine
and Lady Friar, which was shown be-
( fore a. neat brougham Moonshine did
not ehogr BS well In double barnesx as he
! has in single.
j Another sensational clns of novices
. entered the ring to compete for the
torpjgro; third, Wl :'..ro.k
Kuapor Clypau: r. i r th. 11.
i- tt . Btrkeloy King.
r i rrn'B h tii
Rllll n KiiT in
UUNTBHfl
fiaaii Mi ffunttr h'r.a.-, atiftgbi in
bacoino hunttra, up to cMrr.ngt Iau pounua j
t.i boundoj iir-.i pr;. , if". ggeond prir, 1
60i third prlr-, t5 Klrtt, ";ia:li I I
lgntora cn g. Down Ruti i" ind, Thomai '
Ma. i, ii. rh. g. NOblomgO! thli'tl, Mr--. .1
m Aldrad'i ch u Vt'lnokoiter; fourth, Mar
t in ii. goporteta f b. n. chgrltoiii
'!.ix 117 nuntora, mlddJowalght up tn
carrying HO pounda !lr prlgo, I "410;
r ' iiii l prl?- 410, tlilrt prt . ! .v -Plfpt,
i dt M una v' h r A vi nt ir ; gorond.
Uotnlltun Pttrm g b k Ktlkoi third, Hun !
nybroiik Pgrm'a t n Cobourg; rourth,
Sun n brook Pi nn' ch k fcigilngton.
'Iajii II 1 dlun'',iv tc.iniM of ihrM fioTTi
nn hunt in ha gpown (, inatnbara in '
hunt coi lutnoi iirat ntj-. litoo, anon nil i
prlgo, fii". third prjgg, l-o -rirots .a,inn -brnok
Pnrina Tourolna, Oobourg gnd Jap, (
aOAOIedi Roltltggl PI ti at: n'-i th t aflp,
Nurw-y I'anay and Ml Colufnblg,
RUAPPTBHN
Plgoa It Rugdatara, polra of hiir'i n ;
janrxj old or o-ar, iir.t prlaa, tl-.O; aacond ,
pri. $;. - Kin.-, EJd ward t. Rtoioohurya (
h in Ruby and b in. Ugaeg; aanund, I ran- i
t la ! : Mi i h i i a b m. V ii i ma and h in ,
II tnNKftl HOR8RH1
Clgifi IT- Hain't horiei, ovtr '.4.' gnd
nnt asoaadlng IB, I hondaj tir 1 1 piiao, ? i u . i
mi umi prlT-.t. 60l third prU, lit t
John llgokl a h g. a 1 Connnodoro; ,
mid, "h-- lagbollg WgngmokoPa nh, m
tflvo; third. Ho mil ton pgrma bi m i!rrw,, '
fourthi Job a i,. ttuahnglli b. m ill pay
'aiii. iv -ITari'saa 1
oraaO) pairs n r i .v i
:i lignaij lit f t prlgo
i . t bird prlgoi 8u
II e'n b. n M ! j h und i
ooondi Utoa iniiit,
n and a m RogJIgg 1
Buabnala b. a Tu
Tho i ri. fourth,
t il. in lir 'mi w ood i
a:. : hot ago. Unit
L&0 j h( ond prlat, $
PIrat, W Illlam II. Uo
b in. Mlt Itlar. tmf u
Loi.g's Ii. g. U u, i
tlon; thtid, John I..
Ooi gfnor gn t b, a
Wi.iisii-i a Ltaldar'a
iiiAH ii .d oh. Mi H iitonw
L'lgl 41 '. lC . hn 'ii
.1 Hal l i
n hur0M ovor 1
bun .' . tl r-1 iria, $!'
i prlu
t.ilr
i piu. a a Flrat, iidatn n.
Mm.
. m, mi- Hgrlooro; aocond, Mif-
Vguitlgln! oli, in., Ludy Prfgr;
'aiupbi I Thompaon'i hr. g, Nai
Cbeuicallor; fourth, wi j Uq -a
tVinotitu
third, J
iuw a
Purm'i b. .. w un i:
L'tgll 40 H Or nail lioMe' ; rhan-fi M run
gbouTa, not undor 16 gnd nut ognoadlng
i i 3 hondij Wnt iri.e, ti'io. gaoond nrua,
third prloo, " i d :, mi.-i luula
uongr'i h k v i.i'lon; i'tr ll. Hun pyn
h ... Brotitor Jodl third, a. k Uolgai
b u . Rllllkouj fourth, John I- Runhuall'a
b, in. ulpay Mul i.
IHJMKH t'sNUfilt SA1HH.K.
C$M !'!' PgnlOl UndOr t-'iddl-; !? and
i. nt oguoodtpg 1 1 - hgndg) ih it urigo, gnu :
lot'oml mi:", ti". third priio, 180 -Plrot,
Llraantroo Ikgblo'o oh, in, Oorltoii Quality,
aooondi Hguilltou Porm'a b, m, l4dy Mlnoj
third. O, 1" Taylor, b, a. Jon; fourth, all
Jean Hal Koggn'i b. rn. JMllgnti
MILITARY MOI NTK
ciaie1 to- UIHlgry mount", II to m
'.u won
third ami
There
Stallions Renew
Rivalry of Sires
MEMORIES of sixteen yeurH
sri were revived at tho
Morse Show yesterday in the class
for tvo-yenr-oll stallions. Hack
in 1899 Sir Roliliiiis Mid The
Heau Ideal met in a similar class
nt the HoflN Show nnd Sir Roli
liins won. It was The Heau Meal,
Jr., against Sir Robbing, Jr., at
the show yesterday, and history
was not repeated, for this time
The Heau Ideal, Jr., was the win
ner. Sir Robbins, Jr.. MM placed
third, another horse breaking in
bftWMD the two handsome iitnl
worthy sons pi the pair of rival
sires.
prhaji tor pairs 1 5.1 lo I u.3 hands and
judgi Moore this lime showed .Ml, ah,
which won in single harness on Batur
day, with Miss Marlboro, i bay male
I years OKI. The horse w,-. Well
matched and showed almost perfect an
lion. MlM
lion and
ib ii t i of d
bui rather
Louis Lone, drovt Revels
Itealtsatlon . llu ) how d
ish wllh good action In front,
poor behind, bill were not
matched lu color John I. Buahnell
drolc The OoVertlOr and I'rlnce ami
William A l.leber was represented bj
Uutlonwood Ls and Ituttonwood iicib .
which, while they looked all right, were
not matched In color, These foui won
the ribbons in Hie order In which tin y
an- mimed. Mia r Vlau sent Into tin
ring Bye Opener ami I Wonder. Tin
bad their mains pleated, which Is mil
considered the best form in horae circle,
I. ut as al Intmints did not coiinl H
this ela-s the lUdBCI lirobaM) took
no I
notice of this little slip.
MeUValley i ih Nralrxi
'rin aurprtsr of tin- afternoon w is the
defeat of tin sensations! pony Mel-Val-
lev Maine This le.liv WSS tmichased
i
lo th. late Alfred Vand'
w illlam Kosti r of Bngland, i
paid IIS, afle At lha Vam
recent! .lames cox Brady
Tin- Ktsme. navlnu
rbllt from
i whom in
rrblll -al.
pit robs ed
Th. class
a partlcu
in which In- was shown wan I
larly Hi in- at-il Ibe prlfle
Tissingion Amity, a bay man
Wi Ml tO
with all
to, mil good un
da h and hi f
Kbtme was piai
lith-s ,ut I i. king tie
Mel-Valley Mame The
d seeotnl and tin- third
prize was Wot, b) Clarence II. Ma k:l X
Hobby Hums, a stallion which bad won
alien shown to band earlier in the da)
Hobby Burn I i remarkably gissl act
ins uonv. i. ut while in the ting showed
dlepoeitlon ti
break and Seem
, to I', .,
little fretful
Honors in the mllHat
p. tttloni w blch opw eit
Ion, went to II" Natloi
Jumping com
the night sis
i i luard by the
ictory of L'lus.iow'.e
by Lout. Herald T.
ib i ce. a m nitier of
ow ned and ritbten
Hanley of ITovl
the Bhode island
I Ouard I : was the s, ml i
vlctori for I. ii,-. low up at the snow, ten
i again his splendid Jumper was ti.d and
had to go through two Jump i ff' before
securing tin- blui
The judges could not separate seven
of the twenty-two performers alter the
tirst till' over the fences, b it a second
Journey lefi only lanadowne ami Cap!
I. I' '-....!'. V ' ... ..... I u ,1, .1 "111 11
exhibited by I scores Nlmrod bit a couple "f fen. .s
mars Justin ,i,,. ntml jump "fr i the West
0 be content p. r . ,, r. l.virsh tlrt lir.ze in t
Itegan fa m- favor uf Lanadowne. Ircnslde. unother !
of Lieut, llinley'a stable, was third and
Metaphor, owned by Cud. It !. Alex
ander of the United States army, wai
fourth.
Metaphor. by III" way. Is a full!
brother to the great race hors, Maakett
and w is given to Cap) Alexander by
tin 1 11, James It KeellP, UinSdOWItS I
also hi- a s'ritg thoroughbred strain.'
Ins sire, Jim Wasson, wa- t- Ismgfellow
' and th- intlutlici of thul i.iu.ous racer
Ion Jumper Is further sic.j,Mi by the faul
IhUI .Lin VYiiseon i- also the sir, of Tin
w p. wl .. : ind with Uinsdowne
Sat urday.
Miss Mlltiboru, which when shown
with Micoh won tor .ludgc Moore in the
aflernootii was xbown in stngl- liarnes
in the evening, This w as) in a class tor '
Isoraea over ! hands, ami although it
was tor uoi loss tt attracted aevexiUa-u
entries, eleven ol B'htall w. nt into thelMILlTAK
'I'be prize again aeul to
repi '-. nt.ii ive. Judge Moot
th'
SO i
MOO
far h is won
out n: l he in
Hie .
I i'i
set. il, "
i .. ' "i
snow. . j
Mis
III the
Brbk'li
Ultdi I
Up lo
Mi
rj
1 1 II bos
itipel .t ii
u as sic
n.
i ti 1 1 comiiet it ion oi t in
nailed foe laily saddle bomeM uol
Ii ami i"t exceeding 15.3 handi
arrytiuji from ISO to 160 pounds
The prise wa.- given by Ldu M. rielsoh'
in. mn ui.d has pi 1st won twice. MiW
Hi,"!..- rode I" is, Ii and show d Wild
flower, 'a Iboautlful niginarod clisart
nut. WibiMowers racing lines are ac
counted for by tho fact that she had
thoroughbred sir.- in Oh let JUSllcO,
w. blower clearl) outpointed inn com
THE RIBBONS
hgnda; undock' to b riddan by mom
bra or th. mi nt i.i In uniform; Mr-t urlio,
$;uo; ioc 1 prlia, f n; Ihlrd prtaa, .:
! I r -: . I'laren.i . .tftann - rh a Tarn
. m i-ii'i, ls.au t::t.im Bpong I
: - . : o Drgffoon third Hen
Vounga t. ii. .Tout : fnurth. I
g'l n i.i!r h. i: Ad.lu'anr.
t Mi:. :..
..ruin
iqugdron
HA DP LIS HORgKA
f!a i I i M i dd lo horHre. dookod : fvr I
14,1 hgnda un i ': to ayrylng poundo I
ond wutsi carry uui Ihon thla tvolghti
pr-t prtoo, Una .-run t prlgo, Ii. -o. ihlrd
prl, $ -Kirat, Hmjl ifa Ryia'a rh. g
Plahorniani otconu, vnill Antouy'g b. g.
Pgtr.d; third, Marrln It ioportoa! b, tt- '
jroiikwoMl; fourth, W A.ton TwMty'i o.
g. 'i bo Colonol.
Vi,-g s; guddlo horatg n -r u " an 1 :
nat ogcaadipg Ift.l hgndo ntgnnora t unt i
f il pgr mil. ir.it lad.'i tn fldOJ lllr prl?-, !
it 00 ooi-ond nrlio, IMj Ihlrd prlii, us-
Pi:. Mi Harbgri I. iomp'i rh, in.
Bonlo indiian h lira Hariiori ... Uamplil
a niid, mi- UarJorlo M i di- - i ti in pIn. I
taay ( rlMfi by Mtlg m -, r ion- H ubbi ) : I
third, 1. M .aVRiiaa Oompgfir'i oh, pg, I
laialcg irlddon by Misa houloa 'yn WyokTj I'
fourth, eh, i- M irfragur I rtd lan by Ulgg
m i. Thompion).
Clgga Mo -Sa.idia horoooi Udo M. Piaiaoh I
mgnn ehnltonjii - up. nut undor Ifi gnd -"t I
ogcoodlng II I hand- high to bo Udd-n by
Ad lan oa "Ida pgddlaa -Plrit, Mill Mu;'
jar. a Rubb'l h ill. WlldAoWOr I i Iddrn by
uwnori; raiorvo, a. w Atklnion'i eh, g., j
Thg Wuit ridden by LouUc iit-avor vVaboji,
POUR IN ItANDR,
Clggl '14 'Pour In hand p-.i.'a, not a. :
dine M bondoi tirt prug, t' , ggoond I
prlge, I " . third prlia, 1. , -Kir.t. --k' ;
v II-; ." hg Kiipy IHaarth I..:, plngrtb I
tjom, plnorth Uogle nnd Trlllo Magic: '
'uid. htAnomat I'Ntrro'l vifi pan'-a My!
U.rd pglinroho, 'i:ay Light, rautar li id
Hmporori third, n....rd H Mtgrrott'a Hht-
Undx Kolth, Ruth Urgua and Juvtd.
APPtHNTMHNT C-TvAJf,
rieri ii. AppolniHioni claoi, for )ira:
nui under hgnda, to ha abog ii in u .
broughom oi nntorl , tirat prlgo II 01 1 1
H" uid pi III, . n . f h ii d pt i . t : . -i ,r , .
VVIUotn I Mooro'i k l.ord Pauton gnu .
I., in. I.ady Ki-u'an; goootid, Wl.iia:n A.'
Mobor'a i i. ni lut ton wood iie.t. auu cn.
in, PUt tOfl WOOd i..-H; Ihlrd, Mlaa 4au-l
attuioo Vtui kgni oh, 'n Uoonahlna ami t
rh. tn- l.at v Prior; fgurtli, A . Atkln
lon'a iii r gitpromo Pologltfi gnd oh, m
Uonlpollor Roigmuiid. !
JUMPRRR
Clgga I SI Juiuplnjj eonipotltigna 'r of
h.'-t onlr, o-r uia fail oourooi goto for
atnna waii und doublg pogi .md rolti Aral
prlgo, 110ft; ageond prlaa, tio third prlia i
I"".- -Pint. Maut, J. i i i r Honloy'a '
it i. v ii.i, in- g Lonadowna; aaoond I
c.ipt i. r Ogrd'a (weal Point b, g.
Mmrodj third, U ut Jargld T. H unlay a '
biit. g., iron iido i fourth) 'upf N, a- .
ondari i v oil I'olui t. nri ftlataphur, ,
Clgoi Igl High jump: flrat prloo tjog '
cup an I iigi aooond prlgo, 160 third'
priio, 183 -Ptrat, T- I Ohod bourne, Jra, ..r,
i i gCl -era per , ioc uui, T. U. t'llOalbuurno, I
.Ir.'a, h. g. tJnnlldonoo Ihlrd, Uruw a Mural
mg b g A-I.ior, (....... v. ban C. log'g
h g Harrulct. I
I polHorat hut til.- Judgosj wWoh Inrluded
lastly Booh, asked for h second trial be
j fore placing A. . Atkinson's ThO Mill
I i'i lin- rcservo position ove.' Spnrkllinr
Moselle, which i also owned by Mr.
j Atkinson. This mis ti e first competi
tion for the ttvfaiy .
Irvinttoti Model, regarded by many te
the tin, i pi tec of horae fletti in tin- coun
try, ii bay stallion, itandlng lt.3 handi, I
j mads his bow to the judgM in u dam for
: ponies shown to tiarness. Keeping UP ;
I ins reputation, ha showed remarkabl)
I wall and aevurod the blue ribbon, tht
I lii i bltW Won by .luuies t'os Kraily at
ttiti phow, His alabla companion Uofltt
i ley Klni? took I be sei il ptlSe.
The runabout class was mm th.it
i Hioueed ponaltlerable enthualaam. Miss I
I Louhi famg'a Avlatl uid waiter
I II Monb y'n Hiolber .led were noon I
picked oil. by the speelators aa the IWO I
illspilti' I'M' prlJSi . M lir.-T inoiri, ;
won) remarkably wall tHilta am i
tion living up to ins name was "In lite
in quite ofton, bul th.' further they
i i I he beiiir Aviation appeared. Mi
i." i'g dnare reatleaal) m;'i wax tatartily
1 lepplaudcd for tile way (die ient her bofat
I around l ha ring, Tla Judge liad to rail
I tbcm out for iwo , ir.i trials before
th
As l
rtnaiiy derided
iu ami the re
give the
. Brothi
blue
Jeil.
lo
I t
SOCIETY AT THE SHOW
Pee aa nee
of Nam tin isttiip
trill
Inter, -si Mt l.nrden.
The
added
show
presence of many new vleltori
interest to the social end of the
csterday ifjerooon and last eve-
Prominent among those who
ning.
formed Intereetlnx groups in the boxes
duiiiiK the afternoon Were Mi . II. U
Rerkele) Parsons ami .Mis Oliver llar
rlimin, wllh wboiu were Mn. .lojenb V
HtirrBuatii Mrs Oeorge Lcith and -Mis.
ill. i i,i s Brown,
With -Miss Mercedes Criminlns wen
her si.-ler. Mrs. Kredetink Cbllds; Mr.
and Mrs. Morton Maimer and Mrs Fred
erick Kohl of San Kratugsco. Last night
Mrs. Hermann ItelrMi
ml Ml
Is'ta
llohlnsoll occupied tin- bov of Mr. and
Mrs I'M ward T BtOtesbury, and Others
in Ibe box were S. MotStgOmer) lloose-
Vell and I ti ns HorWltX of Laltll e.
With Mr. and Mr. Walter It lliooks.
Jr. in tin hox adJOUllllg wire Ml.-- Su
san Lynn Lruc and M.'ss Pauline I'ls.--toti
of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs S.mI
ney K. Hutchinson h.nf their gueebi
.Mr and .Mis. Hallowed Morgan and T.
Ie Witt Cuyler
Major-! ii-n. leonard v Wood and
Mrs. Wisl vlnwed th exhlldtloli last
evening Among other present duiiiaj
is.tb seeslo is yestorday were Col tanM
Appletoll, Mr. ami Mrs. K. PVnni is
Hyde, Or, .ii 'I Mi. Thomas Beeil
Hrldgee, IPldreth K. Illoodgoud Mr. ami
Mm. Bugene s. hual, Mrs WiUUun H
tienjamm, Mr. and Mis. A. i. B. Pratt,
Mr. ami Mrs. OowverneuT w farnoohan.
Wither Bloodgood, M ss Boaallc HI I-
Bood. Miss Marion Tiffany, Mrs gteipht
ii. I'eubotty, Jr. -Miss Marian Kennedy,
Mr. and Mrs F. Ambrose Clark, llarr)
W. sane. Jack ODaj'i Mr. and Mrs. John
K. CoWtktl, Mr. ami Mrs. Carl Von M.c
hoff, Philip 1st Montague, I. J. it. Mm
ling, Matthew .Vstor WUka, w. s.s.n
Cameroi . WilHam K. Whltehouse, Joseph
Larooquei Judge Mortnan lis..-, juiesj
V .cable. OUver Harr.irjan. John McB
Itowmau, Mr. Myron t Patoraoni Mlsa i
.';.i Ice I'oterson, Mr. ai d Mrs. Albert B. ,
Meteiich, Koxliatl 1'. Keeisix L. Btuarl
Wing, .ir Whlteright Wataon, Judge and
Mrs Wiiltn .i ii Moore, Mr. Paul
Moore, Mrs. Lewis Nixon and Mrs Will
iam K. Brhart,
Also Samuel Wlllets. Mr. Alden 8
Blodget, Mrs Hob, r: W Craves, Mr
and Mrs Hurry Benwli k. J Nelson
Borland, Miss ionise Iseltn, Mis Maud
Borland, Miss Ulla Borland, Miss Mil
dred Kiev... Mis' Maud O'Brien. Mr
and Mil Louis 11 light. Walter 1'. BliBX,
Mr. and Mrs. V. Wllloughby. Henry
Brevoorl Kane, w. Carson Kane, Be ward
Cary, i l-oulr, Bolssovaln, Robert B
Tod, Franklin lumber. -Mis hMwIn II
Weatherbee, Henry rank, Marty Con
tent, II. 1. W ittenberg. Sain, y I'lllf"
Blptcy, Cdwln Kane. Mi- Susan Pish
Dresser, Mrs. Henry s llcdmoud, Mrs
j. Macy Wlllets, Mi Charles gcribner,
,li . It and Mrs, Samuel A Mllbank,
I Kllsha Walker, Krederiek Hull. Etlenne
Markowskii Harry Tucker. Hvans
Tucker, Krcd Alpirt-. Oeorge Ivosi
Or t
Jaiiav'S I. yreen, Miss racunor ureeu.
Mlsa ItenCe Wassermann, in- Witt
Hlieyer, John Oerken, Udward King and
la ne i.a Montague.
III lilt
'KIM. HA HUE
INU
r it i POl.ti
yi JuUglng
b JuUglng
por"
peny
tallloas,
.1
italllons,
lltone for
t illient,
M
ludglnx peny
St.
,tp. risM
.ru iglng
kney
Class
11:
M Irs. ems' :t
ii lisrnets, rises
Judgteg .'i pslri
aim of ehetland
t par.!. Ill b. ir-
pane
'I
tic V.
i , em
:!) V
l naVI'ig
i"
tierset suit ibis
ll.llH'-rs. ' no'
1 1
M JUdglBg 1
geldings soltal
thorougfibr 1
, ma i'
ir
to I' onis
i hum rs,
I P. I
I p. )
Clin 31
I ::ID I
CI IM S
Use ill.
- Hsesss,
Judging pairs
roa'!ter
XI
Juilftnt
Judging
... v : beresa
M
.stitlsrs1 Donti-s
in, Beresa
sffleerg ebargen
Office rg 'hsrt-r.
hsrassi hor'
in h
in';-
i
M. Ju Utr.e
i,i H M
i- a'Slflll
, ! ii
1 I .Va tS 11
- J . Ig
i CteaJ
i"
.1 II,
the
II, , i
udx
I 101
1 '. .11 .
fell .am la BhSStullB. ' '1
l : T M JudXllIX
h.irse.. ladles lo noV,
i i r ..i. JudslnB n
Class If
1' M. Tllltlni:
it ladles eaddts
tdsters (oevloe).
t offli-r" borses
( . . .h. fsties, I'm. .ltri,t uvsr tl.i-
Ciiurss, '',.." li,.
!. M. Rs.ress
, j- M i-i'tRlin; :'. h-.int.t nr j-.im
inrr
bigb
... .i- .-, it" luiupi, tls ftt
. f V laitrlns
p m Judtisg i
tar. 1,as, Cla. -1
pmrn ef harnesi
Borsss, l SSSS 4
t' M.- Jtslcins ssddls horsss
for ih Blitmere enallenge c ip, i;s, lee,
,i(i t t. MjudglnB r sunted pollct
N-.W York t ru fie se-.s-t. '"hiss 1'".
lOiiii V M Ju-lxlnx otllesrs1 hirs-s
ever th luntps fur llauadlan challengs
cni. fVsss i-.
Fttss QArnmttteei n,, Ftebsr, a Ktr
i . ,n a sad i. -! K. Muurtlne; Rvsnlnfl Kd-
a i,'-.l T BtotSSbury i"'l .Vllreu II MSClS,
25t of the power your
motor generates is
lost in the car through
friction, and this in
spite of the best plain
greases and oils.
I
DIXON'S
1 Graphite Grease
or iranxmixsioni
and Differentials
reduces friction to al
most nothing, give
more miles and more
power und saves the
car.
Asfc year sfeerfer fur (Ac
Oiaen l.ubricmting Chart
JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO.
it
t
Ul.. IU, IB7
JsrtsrCitr.N. J.
a-l
TIGER ELEVEN RETURNS
FULL OF CONFIDENCE
Defeat by Harvard Has
Down Yale Rest at
Condition of
PglNOBtOKi X. S; Nov, X - That
Princeton ItUdenU Bra with the team.
win or lose, was demonstrated eonolu
ffty
ij tin afternoon when tin van
qUished Tigers returned from Atlantic.
Cile, Where they had gone to rest up
from Hie hard bat Ut with llnrvard
hist gaturday, A iHrge body of Htu'b-nt
met the team al the slallon and greeted
it wllh prolonged cheers.
The learn reported latmr nt lha obi
' miners ty nein, wrier" num. v'-"v i
was held, oonsietini mairuy ot eigns.i
I drills. Kvery one seemed in good.-piriui
i after th change of S' ne and ready 'n
mm' i fa- lasi; rf Drepa ration for
I th. Vat. gam Although the roaches I
realise Unit the Tigris Will meel Btlflt
OppOBltlotl In tbn Yale Howl, they srn
not planning to do iiiiytmng more inim
polish up to,- present combination and
I eoi reel ih,. more evident faults disclosed
in the Harvard game. Th coaches
plan light scrim max
to-morrow ami
Wednesday
Thursday
day.
Ilennei I,
witli a short workout
ind sti abaatute rest on Kri-
Hrlggs and NoUlM were not
j out for practice to-day. Qennili i
I disabled by a slight bruise, while Inlrus
' :n.. i N'ourae were prevented from appear
mg i, acholaBtlc appointments. But
terworth worked at centre, Law ut full
Bad Kauffman for Nourxs at lefl guard,
While thi- regulars w re runtuns; through
their signal! the se.on.l tmra ecrlm-
piaged with the xc rubs, Moore, Dicker
man and Isldy distinguishing thOBIBBlVOX
' in the back Held of the second varsity
combination by spectacular runs.
The only chance for a shakcim In
th" mii -ity lineup Is at left tackle. Mc
Lean dui not come up to expectations
Saturday and it would not surprise any 1
one lo see him replaced by Larson, 'llie
resx oi i tie nneup appears to be nxeo,
CaMBXIDOK, Mass.. Nov. S. - X"' 0M
of the football players who started the
i game at Prl 'ton Saturday WBS out
on Soldiers Field this afternoon, The
drill w.,s confined entirely to the sui
; xtltutea, with Al Weatherhead mid Har-
ris, who had n short experience against
' tin- Tlgi-rs, in thi lineup. The work,
even among the men who have not
played slni" las' Fr'day . was light.
Harvard i muc , uleaaed over the win
ning of tiie Princeton game and the gtt-
t. i opinion lu re ;.- that the team played
f ir and away better football th.Ui the
early season record suggested, The
team came out of the game literally
i Without a xcratch. Soucy, who was re
ported hurt, never was In better shape.
Oilman's arkle is'tn arc sound and
King d:d nothing n "re serious than
to near himself out In the gains.
In the tirst string lineup tl.ix after
noon L. Curt i and Likens were at the
ends. It. Curt; ami Caner. tackles: Hurt
snd Sr. ,w, guards, and Harris, centre.
In the back field Kobiusou wa Iti
ha rue and had with him both Pin-
wright and MeKlnlock w:ti Boll
i This tr.ng will make a heavy often
, s,'o combination and probably w-tii be
la- m a to start ai.-alnst Brown If the
1 COMhea decide, as last year, t.l take as I
many players as possible to see the J
Yal- -Princeton gatne i
Tie entire string of resuUr men will i
i b. "Ut tomorroW and t'.ere will be j
'-.ii . isrd worn up to Thursday night.
. Next weil. ti " team will have one hard '
scrimmage, perhaps! hut moat of th
; work w il l,i light
I r 1 1 a--a. X. V . Nov, I. Cornell began
the
ho
week s football In the usual style,
utduor practice being scheduled, imt
ntirc squad reported for a talk ami
l ia kboard discussion in tb" training
riHi.n. In the absence of Head Coa-ti
H irpe. aiio wis called to New Haven
in the death of ins wife's mother and
who wo. U- HWay for a good part "f
lite week. Han Heed and Kay Van ti
gjtnan talked to the players and outlined
i the programme. The; gave mo com-
' pi. i sney of the squad
i nerd jolt when
'Spec ted Cornell
full with Waeh
saturday. Heed
they said that liny
would hav. het hands
ll-Ktl'l. ll
and Vuii
mat i-i l
Maul .i' n
Id I'o m
i irman si
ids theiri
rs Would
XI
d that their infor-
o believe that the
rove uimouil opi"
unit to ie .a .i al tii.it nothing Hut the
liai'di-r sort playlni would win.
Tii in ist important question ooufront
ine tic coaches to.day, however( Is to
i.e.-, the s-i'.iuit in eondltlon for the re
niaiiiiiiB games. The eleven has- hcon
driven hard all bsbbob, and while there
ar no o ises of stateness yet, ths coaches
admit thu. tht y Iirvs a men sized lob
nreventlna tt from rrvptdns out. The
players found the Mleblgan game a bit
ha r mi tla. in phystoally than t.i ot.isr
eotttests. siit'itoii and Bcktey, the two
ends, were qulta bad'.y brulaed, hut
neither 'H he kept out of the pme
for uny length of time.
l'u it.Ai iti.riii. Xov. I, . Although
Borry, the quarterbaek who cult the
' ennsyivania lesm an wees, nun ae-
I i..... i ' i. . I, a , -.' 1S rrt,il tl, , ,,1'ter-
t , - s rnl Irani, the announce.
mailt the coaches that he eras not
id i,c allowed even to don a uniform
force 1 him to change hi plans. Its fe'.t
somowhxl hurt, but nothing could be
done.
A radical shift was announced by the
board of conchas this nfi.-r
i ui -i rter a
:. na msetlnx. It was
decided to take
Heine Milter from
end ajnl pis IS htm
at tu.lhu a
back, a
Dartmouth
whether he
Williams, ths regular full
Used ui a n result of the
Kama that it Is doubtful
will he nt to start again
X! hlgan n Saturday. The sams IS
true of Boss, tii left halfback, that
i:. it h.-r "f these two ba -ks is likely
to start against Michigan, but win he
sued for Cornell on Thanksgiving Day,
l u-rr will get tirst choice al halfbs (k
in ROSS'S poaltlon and Hawley, who
kicked the goal on Saturday, will ct
Miller s job at end. The coaches believe
that Hell played a splendid sunt n'
quarterbu k against Dartmouth and lr
tend to make him a fixture there. A"
tho varsity men who desired t" wi"
allowed t. take this afternoon off. Tho
1 resull was that only Miller Btld Tlghe
I reported for work. However, none of
the men Is suffering from any serious
I llMBirles and (ihotild he tn first class con-
ditlon by Saturday.
PROVrpVBCX, P.. I , Nov. t. With the
exception of a few slight bruises th
ll iimn players who participated in the
i vale B..me Saturday reported at An
1 draws Field thlx afternoon phjiateally
I lil and i 'ady far the hard work lu at ore
i for the il t.i" Harvard gains next
( Saturday. PoUard, who performed so
I brilliantly ugalnBt v.r.c. was the only
l regular who wax not on handi and hs
was detained ' a reoitatlon, An e.
I irenvely light wopkout deslgnsd for Hm
! berlng un puruoaex was the programme
J mapped out f. : the afterivoon. Ti-.e var-
K.t;. team did r.ot even line up, content
! i;.; Itself with handling lha ball on
pur.tn tr.td forward iasoa and a run
! around the .1. Id,
OABI 11 :
and Welch
Ps . Nov. s. Poaohei Kail.
a
a- i In. nan va; -
sity players
them to do
Ol 'der track
i rest to.iij'. and romitrrd
a few tu ns ivrotini thsj
on In-1'nr F'r-M nnd w-aVk '
Renewed Determination to
Atlantic City Improves
Entire Squad.
How ThoseWho Bet
Regard Football
pRED SCHUMM, the Brooklyn
betting- commissioner, re
port the following bfta offererl
on football sanies: $1,000 nt 10
to 7 that Princeton heats Yale,
$-!,000 nt 10 to 6 that Harvard
beats Yale and $1,000 at 10 to 7
that Harvard heats Brown.
In Ute nuri-oumlina eiuntry In
order to
I Tiiiie- up tin ,r masehw. Tlie olsver
tluit did not get lu S.-iturd.y's game
ag-slisit MOIy Cross, together with tb"
.-'ruri e,evsn find reservr
through a stiff praoikax.
el even, want
Anv Aitsnt'. Mh'h., Nov
dissension again ha.s luok
8.- -Internal
n out In the
ranks of the Michigan foot bull J, am nnd.
as a result Btntnn, the veteran end, win
hot Is In the lineup against Pennsyi I
Vahla on Saturday. Benton did not play
his USUbI game aaainst Cornell last week
and when the Wolverltm COBch Bailed
him rlow n between halves be refused ol
return lo the Held for the second half,
turning in hi, suit at tin- ctubhoUXB, .
This Is hut the oul'-ropping of Wad
feeling which lias existed within ths ,
team all season, causing llie withdrHw-ai
of Bberweln from the squad last week
after a similar BMeroatlOB with the
coach. The lack of cooperation between
coach and men has iMt-eu apparent alt
season, and the failure to work In hnr
muny has been partly rssponsihls for
the p,or showing made by the Wolver
ine this fall.
Yost let his men off easy to-night, aiv
Ing them a long drill at ths signal after
a kicking ami passing session of mors
tilt u an hour.
Ax VAPot.ls. Md.. Xov. X Though there
w no acrhnmage ut the Naval Academy
this afternoon, mu"h time wa. devoted
to xlgnal work and formation drills, dur-1
trig Which some new offensive play were
trie J. The playx are different from any
thing tried before this yrae ami looked j
promis.ng. i spi .ones wa on l is field
In uniform, 'ait did not Play, and It Is
believed that be will be luc k In the frame 1
soon. Von liPiiniiurg;. who hn boenl
kept out of the game by Injuries for a
wee.; played thla afternoon. The back
field was mad- up of Craig. Davis, XnU
and Von Helmburg.
. . ,
tVTT I'ms-T. X. V.. NOV. I. A
oris,, ,
walk in the woods for the varsity men
who participated In Saturday's, hard
game with Notre liam" und a light
workout on the flalns for tho rest of
the men on the squad was the pro
gramme for to-day. A skull practice in
the gymnasium, acoompanted by a
WMWHWH ,,,-llloiis i i ,i , a.ll lino ", Xljre nj'
in e roacnes, loppeo on t i- uay a worn,
Neyland, Pord and lludnut we the
men whose Injuries Itept them Hie thil
afternoon, but all three will be back or.
duty thi week.
Sof tt ItEnti BHBM, X iv, .While th.
Lehigh varelty men were limbering tip
bruised muscles In a signal drill to-day,
the scrub were being taught Lafarette
pi iys. All the varsif men were out,
but It will take most of the week to get
rid of minor injuries.
The Xew York University football
i team had
I afternoon
spent the
i ligir workout yesterday
oino Fn id. Coach Kellly
afternoon Insl rut tmg bis
Charges In kicking and passing, and In
giving both the Hrsi and second teams
l l"iig signal dl ill. The problem of
finding e suitable quarterback is becom
ing more serious as tla seas,,,, pro
gresses, and the roach is paying par
ticular attention to the candidates f'.r
that position, Manley unit Olswana
have proved unsatisfactory to the uoafh
ins: staff.
Potter, fhrlstopher, iirsiicr and Ham
ilton arc the only ntlier men who could
he used, unless McCulloch Is shifted
from end Many of the regulars, In
cluding t'ann und lagan, erere absotd
from practice yesterday, .h-wdan wax
tried at centre lu the plain of Hons, ,
Who wa Injured On Saturday, ami Boko.
lower was nut in at guard, ilia plact
wa filled by Bcbwaldel.
l-'nrdhani had a strenuous practice
yesterday that Included every form of
gridiron work from a simple rudimentary
I ,ir;it
to a stiff si nminaxe aith the
Maroon prep eleven. The l'ordham
youngsters kept sifting through th IWa
rootl lines, much to the disgust ol' Poarll
Vaughn, who says h win nnd a remedy
If he has o substitute a half dosen man
III the rush line.
.'apt. Dunn threatened to return to
fundamental praotloa for one week utile-.,
great improvement in handling the
hall and tackling Is- shown. The hue',-
fW.t.l n-l.fli. I,i n.-,.,r Muiillln lu v... ... 1
part of the eleven showing results and
a air.u aini'iinr ni preparation is neeoeu
t " meet Hhnde Island State cn Saturday
For the fir' time in two rccek all the
Stevens regulars were In their places ut
practice yesterday afternoon. Uapt,
Todd, Quarterback, and .Marshall, half
hack, were the lap' Olifiplos to report
ai d they both had a short work. nr..
Praotloa consisted of an hour's signul
drill. Which was followed by half an
hour of tackling practice, it. r 1. conn s
to HobOlten next Saturday and If all
g-.eri well this week Slovens should he a'
Its full s-renglh then With every man
tn his position.
rv............
You cannot me;i.-we
the
TWIN'S! X
l.v any tamiarils igVfl thotr. the oar let
for itaells You mutt ride in it to knoll
(he new meaning of niotorcar gufficiencv
PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPW1
NEW YORK Rroa.lu
.IHmMMjMHf i.
YALE TEAM WORKS
HARD FOR SHEVLIN
Men Forrt'il to Cut rins,. ,,Um
Kcpp at Mffltal I 'rin -tier
in Row I.
vWiACK RkFIiACESs mat
j New IfAW.s, Xov. x. V
i 1 1 liio this teaton lha Vale fisill ib
1 ers with I o'clock recttallo
I allowed to leave Ihn m Id In i n
I tend them. Instead they rmiiuii ,
' bowl and ran off signal . The w
n. il practice la-led I iv o hour., and
land wa- profBosd by a Bhort talk
tl
i ri
, III
t 'It
half ' It
coaches op the lesaonx p
In b ii iii ii 1 1 .
the Hrow ii game.
If any otin thought tic Yale f... ;l
ramp Wal xtBBBBd In gloom t'" .
dlMlpated this afternoon, t'oaeiiei .. i
I players were too bus. to think "I tl)
possimniy oi ' urii.w iirsi ninimiay ,
the hands of thi Tlgirs. Tin busiest
! man on the Held wa Khevlln, limn
I whose xhoutdera has fallen Un riisaii.
I blllty of dualleatltig his own I nn
Whetl II" IIPTied Title tisithill 1 1 1 ,
down and made B winning loam out of X
losing one
sheviin drove ins rha rgee at top -p.-p-i
all of the time. If In- can help It th-n is
going lo be no fnlti ring and no hei
lu the altaek of the Ittue eleven i -".t
Saturday. The becktteld WSf hai I
rapped by the presence of OuBmsey, who
was xubetlttlted at fuUbBck because ol
the Injury to Hoovll'S left thumb, (itiern
acy has been playing on the Meot
eleven BlBCa be returned after an it j irv
and lias not been playing With Bingham
und 'apt. Wilson for several weeks, i -spite
this handicap ha played sii ami
the backlleld got off tho plays in go-si
shape, with Sheviin behind the.m to k'sp
Up the pace
Yesterday's trip to the Faru.liifton
Country Club and a day In tl." ot-n
air showed lu all the work of the eleven
to-day. Tho men will need all of their
reserve vtrengtbi bowaver, for :o-
morrow's practice will UlCludx prt
lice game against llie Yale freshmai
team, in which an opportut ity will !
giicn to see whether th' Yah attack
an maintain the pace which fhevlis
set In to-day'l signal work.
lilck Kent, the big guard who hai
made a creditable show.ng t.i tht fee
gniics m which he h is p! iy.-l II -
son, was repinceo to-uay oy was i .
tain of last year's freshman teata
Mink does not weigh as much a KSIH
but is a more dependaoie player, n thi
opinion of the coacher, Tim :n
bus been unable to take part In - n
I mngn since the Lehigh gaii"-. ln
Htikle wa twisted badly Black a
i pe.in d to he physically lit t
I got a good deal of ginger into hi w.-rc
With the exception i f these re
changes
va:
stu
Slty Ida
rt of tii
ed to-. I.i
Brown
I It did ut
tin
ARMY-NAVY TICKETS HELD IT
nlstrlbutloii Delayed Iii Keep
Them i rum Bgeealalors,
wr.f r Point, n. y . Nov, i
for delay Is holding u,i Hie dlsl
of thv- Army's share of 11 tl' - f
the Ar;i,y-.Viv football n-i ne :
at the Pol . Oroundx in New I
November ST. 1.1 ut rharles H
secretsry and treasurer of t; tr
Athletic ObubcII, said todaj i -tickcU
illl not Is' in the ma
November ie. Tin extra p
that arc hetn., taken t) the uutl - ' '
iii ettarga of the dlstrlbutl a. '
iiastc-ijoards out of the lianda
latara aooounta tut' llie d-'la i
them out. Bach ticket w i I
name of the Individual t whon
Written in Indollb'a) Ink'
I Hundreds "f l it. :- n .-. .-.( i t
j distribution begai will s iih i '
; uniil it i ooinpleted, Th' ! a en
has an upturn u:; sevt al 1'.. . i- I -.
whi.-h w ill he xotd through tlw N Vers
National league Baseba . lul
gueatB on the Army Athletio i out . toi
ot-darx far xuoh tlnkeii arlli be 1 '"
only when recommended by
Officer Or A Vilian WhO is I .- I '-. - ar
to the atuletlu council. I'heelts
i-i it is- matla payable to tii. a-t- ti
luti,- ivunril hut shoukJ la i,tt tii
New vork Baseball dub wit
for the tickets. The tulce ,r lu .' t aru
w Id lis $3 each.
COLUMBIA OARSMEN SPKF.DY
osch lllrr I'lrn.r.l nt BboWlug
C'pe ! Tlmr Trial n llnil.es
Coach nic took advantage f
smooth water and had his va '.
on th Hudson yesterdii) for . I fie trial
i He did not BBnounoX t' . time,
bill
iiiiiiner thai Indl ated sal
w ith the showing of hit men
varn'ty paced the first boat a i
pt
a high stroke t iroughi ir th, '"
Both H1-.WH were rowing t '
str'kej to the n, mute tt tb
'The man ere working pr '"
and OgaoB Itloe, "and look I i
nre goim; t , give Yah l'jrd
day. I'ni not pre-tic s '
but it ao-rt be a a-nlkovei for -
- . I
tain Bratton said i
i would
hrve raue f r rejol
1
I
men row I ha well -ai N'---bor
Prlday a they have in
the Hudson,
Despite " e rent 1 psce 1
splashing or rolling of th
i spacing of the varsity was a
pool of .xo. - a o-ir -vis - i
post whdti Btroks Bratton pti
for the next sTo'te Hire s
nt .out twelve feet, Ii
most n-ews BXn d I a' the '
ability in June. Kne ral!exi
Bbtltty to dr:e the shell si
stroke will he an ' r
ag..int a craw of '..
Ys'e.
.....o
the i-iipat itv of
f?
! 1
f
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