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Yale to Devote Week to Working Out Plan of Attack While Harvard Tries to Offset Guernsey's Kicking
1 A. U. PRESIDENCY 'ON THE JOB PLAY GAVE YALE TO DEVELOP trT NO OnW GOLFER LOOMS P SIX SOCCER TEAMS
MAY GO TO SIMONS; VICTORY TO YALE TEAMi OFFENCETHISWEEK1:,;;,-,1 AS BEST OF 1915 SEASON IN ONE SIDED GAMES
Los Angel. Nan FatotH by I
hrh'nts Who Slvvi To
la t Wiiiriorf.
TO HEAR KIV1AT APPEAL:
Tn Play early In the Y';ilc-Irlnceton
I football game whil not intruding the
. .i preliminary to the annual von I attention and spare of doing; more con
tention of tin Amateur Athletic t'nion 1 aptcuotia bul no more Important, India
Mitch will lip tit-lij it the Val.i.n-.- ca ted that tiie Yule playera wore on their
toru to-iny dakqnta from aii over tbe I toaa mentally and physically and were
fnited state. sath.iej ai the Waldorf ! pnparid io gtva Princeton bwttli ir
yesterday Mid dlMtMMd Ihe athletic af I
fair, of the count t , littler a Committee- I Of the two iilayn waj. ital In Its he.mng
men or plain citizen., j on the t.ault, the oilier Important In
Theie WSI a certain amount of tlC I allowing that the Yale men were wlile
tlotieering too, for Officer! for the com , a akc ami Watching everything.
Ing year are to he elected to-day I! The liret of the t o In the onetnna
la cnnMdeied a iind.-i stood that Alfred
J. hill .if Boaton. who h is itrved the kick and the ball waa partly blocked, it
usual two terms an president, will retire kidded off aoilM plaicr to a Princeton
and that his successor will hao to be 'man hack near his own goal line. The
selected, of the many capable men in . latter atarted to Circle around the ecrim
Iha ranks of I ha A. , I', it was la - j mage and gel Into the Open for a clear
Iwved aa the renult of MVerwJ poWWOWaldaah OVei the hnee and far aWay, The
last night that Ihe mantle of Mi Mil ' probabilities w,,e agaiiisk uch a fe.it.
would ii on the hinilderi or s wa d hu: it mithi haee happened, especially
A. Simons of l... Angelea. .uher names 10 mi. a a Vale team as litis one had
mentioned were n.-oie .1. Turnei of tin been, sluggish and not keep,
ovth Atlantic Aaao latlon and Bupremi Saturday, however, tfla Yale play
court JuaHea Bartow s. XVeeki of the ,vr', ff and actlvliy, ami the
aleiropotltan Aasoolatlon, Tigi r w ho caught the ball never paised
There waa dlapoalUon on use pari " chalh mark fun'.:.-, down than the
of the delegate present to extend to BCtlmmaie point The Initant the kick
Abel R. Klvtal and Hare J amlth faileJ the Bill Bel about to make the
every opportunity to dear themselves
Of Us- t'hargvR of demanding excessive
expense money which have resulted In
ihffdr being declared Ineligible 10 coin
C as amateurs. I'nder the rulcfc ten
dayo notice is renuln-d for the final ap
peal which must lie. taken bafofO IbO
boajd of governora of the A. A. P. It
waa decided yesterday to waive this
notice and John T. Imollug. counsel for
lilvnat and Smith, was nOUfled that the
board wouIj hear his appeal at r. o' k
thin afternoon. DOOlIng has until this
morning to decide waetner he w.ll moke
this appeal and lis cae he docs SO he
will have an opportunity to get in the
new evidence which the nia.iaaess .it
Use Metropolitan Association refused to
hear last Tuesday night. KiVlal und
Smith also liave been invited to attend
ad atfbtnlt any reasons Wh) they should
OOt be permanently ruled off.
It was stateil ysgtorday that t ne
ehMrsea oraaantsd iv Peter P. Carnet
aaalnst the aaatina of tho dslentes from
the Middle Atlantic Association would
not lie pressed. Camay charged that
roxlea ha.l .-en Voted illegally In the
aelectlon of delegates and other officers
1n the Middle Atlantic district and In
timated tha,t ierge K. Pa.vl.ng was
reaponslble for the overlooking of evi
dence tending to profess. onali.e atl.leV'S
who competed in that district.
Ons of the most important cases con
sidered by the National Registration
Committee, sr.is that of Charles Howard
F.oughton. the forme, Newark High
School sithlete, now a student at the
tTniversity of Pennsylvania, T ie reg
istration couin.if.ee ot the Metropolitan
Association refused to grant a regis
tration card to ltoughton on the ground
that he had acted aa a playground
leader at one of the Bss x county play
grounds. Houghton submitted testi
mony that he had acted as a laborei
end that hi job at tin playground
did not depend on Ins athletic profi
ciency. The national committee's rec
ommendation to ihe convention tins
eftemoon will give the Newark boy a
elem hill of health.
Anotne- recommendation of the com
niltto.; fofbrt t., Xils tt. Hansen, a awlin
mer of t'hllllis Kxeter Academy, who
served as a clerk in the Y M. C, A. at
Washington and also acted as third
assistant gymnastic instructor. Ib
com.nittre fgvorg hia reinstatement In
oplte of the fad that a similar applica
tion last year was tejevted It la sn
derstood th.U this flndiug will he Ob
tooted t by Dr. William Burdlck. the
ebairman of the South Atlantic Regla
tratlon Committee, which had a hand in
disqualifying Hanson. Fred SI. Holler
of the knights of st. Antony, who ad
mitted competing under an assumed
name u the peoples Palace in Jersey
City ui lulu, is another nan recom
mended for reinstatement
v .,.,-c - the afmllentlnna for 1 e:nt. ite- 1
ment denied by the committee are those j
of Dudley H .'lark. Portland, a prjfes-
Bloral bad pane. . Joseph 11 Donnelly,
Philadelphia I John Robertson and John'
v Clamant of Boston ; Kred .1 Hoi-
sauer. Philadelphia, ai d w. Pohlmati.
Milwanuee I
A Ik. I ahnised .1 I' Halon of'
Schenectady has been attending to his
duties was brOUglll UP ti the denial
of the application of M I. Branchoud
af Schenectady Tic athlete contended
SS
that he had $o worlh of p: 17.es .
to him from ciimcs held In Si bene
but. offered 10 compromise for $i m
cash. i'" Katon's report In- was wiped
sff tin smntsur stale.
Norman S. Tiber's Pn.' mile world
rudPlng record and the live, six and
seven o i. walking rcivord of Qould
Ing made a' New Brunsaick wore the
Chief Of th-' new Itfgrkt adopted by
the record comrrrlttse. The application
of Bddli Ring for the twinty-flvi mile
walking record was rejected because
the tiin tig did hot com- up pj till stand
ard, n 1 -v swimming marks aere i.-. .ig
nis'! and tin- follow iua track ami Held
rooordi placed on Ihe books subjaoi to
the npprv val of tin- oonvintion ihifc
afternoon :
It: VKIl.'O.
or V ,T'1, Indo-ir i --j seconds, 11 A
flari'oll, Indians Kormal Icheol, at Crsfton
Atklatle Association mssi hi 1 al l'..ls
bms. I'i Jul) St. I 'I
V.', Yard. Indoor- T 3-. "-''r.di. A T.
Ilex.'.-, 1 A, -V Ci ai iii'iin.r national
rdonsliui M 1 liein Suuue
Qsrdsn, I
Xsw ) rl 1 Itv. Msi'' Il .. I 'll
Meyer, I. A A. C at Indooi V ' 1'
igtlonsl ehsmplonslilpa held at M a .1 1' o
gquars Harden, New York i" March -.
lilt
..'Hi Yard, 'rrl'ior 1 mlBUta 13 .'". iSC-
i. li tie, T. J. Hiilpln, Boston v A m Indoor
ftadl g'i rTllirdsa? New lVork"Vy!
1.:"!i -'. I'M.
line Mllfl linn. nutilAor i mlnulM
12 3.3 h 1 . 1-. Normn I t.iu.t. Boaton
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Tardi Outdonri I men,
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Spirit and Knowledge of
Offset Hetter Organized
Two Early Plays Important.
mil 1. 1 am h. nxn&A,
vigilance and hmtllltf
nul l do It. One I
period when iSneinaey ined his ftrst dfO
beat o' .mil all afternoon they were in
a etate of determbiatloti and exhilaration
to (be most poaalbla out of every
thing. They never let up.
fluornaey 1 tatekle of iliirhley wtsets the
Inti.r (Tabbed the ball on WUaon'l muff
a few moments later aas the other play.
Had Hlffhley ffot away another step
he'd have gone over for a touchdown,
bul he was prevented by the Intnant re
trlevlnjf by one Yale man of ihe bod fix
caused by the error of another Guern
sey was quick aa a flash making th it
tackle. Thought and action had to be
Instantaneous,
ii.chii llarderlek's May.
1' was Jtud su h a saving play as
HardWlck of Harvard made In the Y;, la
gain, in nis. Before there was any
scoring and at a time when a touch-
down for one side or Ihe ott er nngli:
swing the whole game that way Uard-
her dropped a punl in Ha-var.l terri.
lory Boroe later was bearing dow n o.
Gardner full till and Mo waa n savage
tackier, lie had a chance to pick up th
ball and inn for a touchdown Hard -
wick. however, bumped him. balled Inns
and gave (Jordnir a ct.an.S' to pick UP
th.- ball -an on th,- Job play, tluem-jiake
scy came ai a s.iunion even oioie ;u looioau. 1 ne ,aic men on ineir sine
critical. 'took chances with n bounding ball by
Tire, . ss following of the ball and hard J jumping for It, chancing a slip which
breaking through by the forwards itoodlmlghi give it to the other sole rather
.nit in Tali's exhibition of wis.it she I than letting it isiun.i a yard or so nearer
knew about fundamentals Yale w.ak'th-ir own goal. There was no absei
in fundamentals? Why. ihe Kile spread I of g I football in this game, snd, ex-
profl ency In fundamentals all over the j ,-entmg Princeton's fumbles, the qu.il :tv
place. They hud i'i had lime ir.d.-r the0 ,,,,v was up to tin- average of lug
nisi am :o t ,i . irni'-riii ocoei c iiunn-
in acquire the team work "f Princeton,!
nut the) made aplrli and fir -t principles
go a .mm
the leathoi al
around It.
Princeton's n
cause when til
go it was ladle!
way. rne)
id en ' w. ned
etiu k to i
themselves i
Ing otilili.l Yale's be- i
Princeton - ffence did
vanlsed. but just the
aine rrin-cton lo.-
ground through her
bad;- bclr.r throw n for a loss TI:
Tigers Were thrown foi a lose often. The
Yale forwards were getting through
harder aid further than Princeton's, and
although fumbling bent Princeton, the
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best of Ihe year In immediate line plav.wni.n was o." 0...-.0 . .
Hial M- le.m S fine tackle, bat not as j extent, and will need a stronger of
..ea.iv as Hogs Nevertheless Bln.-k. fence suddsn hsppenlnga not comited
Wilt Whir.- and C SI. eh Ion weie right.t" score a touchdown on Harvard than
there with their opposite 'was shown against Princeton.
The Princeton backs were nor ns fast1 In th- meantime Pornell remains in
i rcv s ..s t tie sharp first place in the football rating, sharing
edge of football appetite had been dulled. I thai position only with Pitt -burg, and
The stildendi of fumbles whloh raged 1 with a stronger claim than Pitt I n
through th'' Harvard and Yah- games ! the Itlincans have demonstrated their
iml which toppled a bright champion-1 superiorly) io Harvard, whereas the
bin nroaneri doe. nor call for any I'lttsburgers, through wan' of opportU-
I modification of earlier statements that I
the T"r team was w.ll taught. Sir. 1
in. , Aaaieevlna of svmnathv that Ills I
capable efforts should thus be brought
to naught, though he may not i.e look-
mg foi it
Tlgos teieran I'Mfliw,
two old tune atars met in New Haven
., r,. ... ,. Mil tl.
.. .. ti hU'.II " r. ov.rUeil the 1
captain in the 'Ma, 1
i:il, who was
GUERNSEY THE
NOW WORRIES HARVARD
i'a UIRIHOIi Mas
Nov M -The liar- ,
vani football
off V estcrda v ,
team, whhh had .-. day
will gel down to cases to- 1
morrow afternoon and wish
rnn.snIrT !
able apprehension regarding what they
mgj expect from Val. this week 111
the. HtadlUm The coaches and the plav -Srs
who saw the grime at New Haven
still have girat Confidence and expect
to be able o slop what Yah' may have
in offer In the way of a running alta k,
but lie Hidden coming 10 Ihe front of
Guernsey, ihi punter ..mi drop kick ir,
makes the Crimson realize that Yah
will have ihe means to core provided
tta 0 Irenes is goon ruous" ' i-"-- .0-
nudille of thl held in 1 amhriilge and
,11ns without llgunna on any fumbling
. . , UmrvnrA
that may be done by Harvard,
The regulars will have three hard dav
. , ., , ,
I work, although probably then- will not
bs vcy much scrimmaging. Harvard, of
loom . t that it will h In brtti-r
I m . . m i as .
phyileal nnpc tWwturclaj uan Yftl for
he Illue bail u liunl engagement, with
the Tigers and will need thl Pig! few
days lr recuperation rather than for
hard work.
X.iiio of the substitute! wa l.iii'l in
tin- Brown k, and they were lucky 'o
win It- Bnturday's gum" .ii.i noi serve
In make Knwrlgtll a Hi's' i-'ritig man
over Boles for halfback ami th.- tdiaticei
are thai Harvard a'lll sunt the yala
game with Ihe same lineup a ai Prince.
ton.
' iTIUl.'S, N. V
IlialOII and I.e.
Not . h - Ths VY'sah
game ysstsrday I'll
regarded a.- n sorl of aclfl teal ny
tin- i 'mi,, n football coachas, asoataM
the ith. i in- faced ihe problem of com
lug up frutn behind for Iho r, i t time
tbi ' ac. .Not up to. yesterday bad
I'm i, ell trailed in ail) game, and the
coiiiebiick ..r Ihe td.'t'eij unijsi' ths cuol,
.-ii uiI.1h guiduu.'c of .'inn-lie Barrsti i
ihe iiirca of lllc greatest s 1 1 i. f ad ion.
".lust alia' tiie ti un needed," slid
he Son pi ''ad much, "Thai ort of
u v.,. ii mini i.i come ahum and I
gum i ii ' 11 "hen
; Tin I'
II c. Hid
ii.i- p. for bad to
m ncii UvhUid in
t-hoa
lie BCt
it
iring,
Firat Principles More Than
Offence of Princeton
"here'i
Where OKI Bel even llrt.'s i
where you trtffl us good after all these I
years."
"Mr. Blli" answered the Tlater. who
Jeers a gold football, p n wait and see.
BvOfjr tins. I'V come Io a Yale-Trlnce-ton
game where we waste going to nil
a melon We've been trimmed "
High!. The most notable cases of this
kind have been 1 1ST. inn and is,-.
Princeton victories havS come when not
expected. Tale S victory In lltl was as
big a Surprise in Hh dav as last got
Urday'S, The tSOm It was ,11m Hod
gers's had been beaten, Ihe Tigers had
won, L'4 to s. ihe year before, and bad
lew and left over material which was ex
pected Io smother Yale. After seeing
Princeton teams so good in October and
beaten In November, one ,,et me.
times whether thev wauMn'l ha h-iter
off in November if not so good In Oc-l
toher, whether they wouldn't have mors
reserve to draw on -not In the matter
or pnysiesi condition, hut in receptive-
neS ..Toch'Ths cl..t Jir i
best
Tiir... ,i..v.i. . .
winch may have pondueed to muffing,
cut curious capers in the air The
spiralled COIlVentlonallV on lh ton an
until just before the br.-ai, in ihe arc
for th -seem, then they not oi
spit ailed ss they, plummeted down, but
the in ,.d wai.bied like a dvmg top.
Krg... freak in physics for thS Prin, e-
ton barks in solve
There were departures from bide-
hoo.i ..,....,..., ,
were pleasing. The only cases of real i
caution were In allowing punts to strike
tho ground. Conservatism was not, how
ever, carried far. as In most football
games ; if it hud been, s rattling good
play, ordered by .'apt. OUck, wouldn't
have been seen. Princeton had the hull
In Yale territory on a fourth down and
far enough to go to make it unlikely
that a rush would yield Hue required
distance. The hall wasn't close enough
to Yale's goal to put It near had it been
sun dered on downs and Ihe stage of
ihe game Just then wasn't such that it
was touchdown or nothing for I'r.nce
ton. qaallo of lla Hlgk.
.
A short punt would have been follow- 1
ing the usual unoriginal procedure, but
OUck tried a forward Pass and when I
rauure meant the loss or me hail ruily w:,i leive foi Auhumdale, when
twenty-five yards from Vale's goal. I tny will ipend Ihe nigh! r'rlday ihcy
That Yale didn't spoil the play was due I wjjj me trip 10 the Harvard stad-
to a missed tackle, but none the less n I .um f,,r agna prt ttci
was a departure from the piny it safe..' Vocordlng to ai nnnouncimenl mole
no rhan.es policy which prevail to-night li STI.IO was '"lb ted at the
,,,,,,,,
When Princeton tried th'" lateral pas
Moore In the closing moment, there
Would
not have 1 n any sense, of
"in s.-. In trying for a field goa or I Ot
cclng to Use U nit In living for a touch
low 11. Had Moors caught that pass the
luestlon of a touchdown would nave
,MXym6 lts..lr .,
ratter
f speed
Moore
. peed
probably ti fastest
I man 011 the Held. He would have bad
I to outfool Wilson ai d another Yah- back
Who look 111 the inatiomvri quickly and
I were coming for him hoi foot
N. t Saturday Yale will have a
harder man to stop .ban anybod)
PrlnCCtOI, hlld
n Ihe field, will m.-et an
tun i. beite, diagula d than Princeton'
, , i, 1 ir ..... l.-.S-l ni
nlty, have noi Washington and I
raised a big duel in Ithaca, but being
atsmiMiil. the i 'ornelllallS lumped 111 Willi
one of thoae spells of offenajve for whloit
no othei ih. tern eleven has quite ahown
'he capacity.
Hires one for Hie bug ward: Colgate
'neat Yale, istoo; Princeton beal Byra-
cuse. :t t" ; Syracuse shatters Ced-
! sate. 11R to 0. and yet ale twists the
Tiger- tall. Ill 1
What can be dope
With I Junihle such as that?
MAN. WHO
I Ihlnh the boys .lid pvettv well snd a ns
om of the gams In
i( -onaiijon. few' of the in. 11 we e
i ore Of ' ii;ullv drme.(i. ln;
tw !:i j-hupe for 11 prompl bftnnln f
u-firk for th Pnniylvuili g.nn
ANNAfouv. HA . Nov. 14 HAdCoai h
l m tr r a iu of tii N.iai A0ftd4Miy football
tt'iini B-itd ht aMltnt Rtsii direct
lireparation for th.- .vmiy fftina tomoi
row. it im llkoly that fTrttla;! rkk. work
,;i tin Colby paiiii Saturil.iv will khim
for in " tha placo ai quaitcrUat-k in
praforaiico t' fapt, MiiH. who i ulfat''
Ink fr;n liijurla. ,Von Hahnburg h.
bean planed at irt and, but vUI drop
back to do tht purrUnff ni nin glaa k'.
Ill BXRt.e pAMinfJ Hml Miniilnir with the
ball.
CROSSMAN HORSES AHEAD.
TIlSOO Inner. From Same a,at.,.
In a peed may tlatlnrr,
11. S CrOMinatl'l Itabtl was prom-
Ineni al the
seventh matinee of the fall
- .. , . ,
sea.,.,, of the lload Driver. AsSOclaUtm.
beiii at Harlem Rpaedwny yeiterday
afternoon, Three of tils horses win
winner ami one tliiislied secotnl. With."' "i
bfa Vermont BOIInl, he captuied tltc
I :(7 trot, ins bay horse .iovernor's Ma-
um naAVAirl th.. .I...!...,, n, .i,a . a.
.....I hi- h,,v h.a ileaa. ,. .k. 1
Un- way In the I a)
pac,
.1 A. Miuiiliv c.'.m
nd In the Hat
of winnsrs. He acorsd tm-o Ilia ha.
gelding Oaltland Ho. battled with r
Wolland's bai gelding Blstan In the
I ;0fi not and won In straight heats i.v
small margin". Ills next victory cailM
w ill! Clover Patch, a brown inure. In tl),.
,0 pace. The race was stopped aftir
lie third heal on account of darkness.
aiuyveaanl MIlVOM Dlahaiida.
The football eleven of Htuyvesant High
Hchool bas disbanded for the season
oiling to iiijii.-i.-n to the ptayera Itndal
objai'iiniia en the pan of pannii lo per
milling Ihllr Sons to play the --aine.
1 . 'nnseaiienlly th
game scheduled With
Hoys 1 1 iuii Hchool nexl Haturdur
iml
i'i a1 wiiii .-iiiiiiori iuku ..,!,,,, oni.Mavei and at niThi Daorsa I" Bln.ann
Mjiiiiiuoi ., win not he plavvd,
THE SUN, MONDAY,
coehris Almost gftthflrt. With
hnfrncp. Io Trv Now Plays
for Harvard
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Brill begin ' ae filial woel, of piarlice b
fore Ihe 1 Urv.u d Kama to-morrow win ,,
the men Will go through a hr ef signal
drill h.hln.1 locked .rate. In the bowl.
The coaches alll follow nomewhat the 1
same UkSttCI this week as last. There
will be a lot of signal practice and Just
enough scrimmage to keep the men Ir,
nghling trim.
tYledSman. Vales rlsiit end. is lost io
the Mine teajo Ins ihr lemamdei of the
seas in. He twisted a knee In taking a
. . .. . .
" ,,un,"s . ' nnv"" Perhaps tiiat Is why llaughlon sec
'"l"rv partlcularli trying, us tnisnig substltutst nga.ns, Brown,
ill his but year In college und undoubt-
ha,
,y M would have played in the Hsr-1
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be replaced, hovvevei. with but little loss
lo ihe team, for M igglnbotliatu. the f'.r -
mer l nlverslty of T i.k star, and siose
liy, veho has played well Id sevrnl
; imrn this sea-. i. are available for Ihe
position
t Defensive work tins week win have t
Mf prominent place ihsu it had iwfore
i"1" Prtncston game, foi more hss keen
1 n that phase of development than
"" the atta-1, The team will be In-
,ru' tJ 111 developmenl of many
1 new plays. Last week the MSktlelO
w" Knytmng out setueu.
Now Yule I
the Harvard
iinon cwnsin iu s.aiv
hull , and Mnatiani Si ihe halves
'and rjuerneey ,,t fullback
1 Pnlil vesterdav it waa Ihouglu that
Ouerniey would glvs w ay ,,, s.-ov ii ns
' l.nei . .. aMa to nlai
Novv aueh a change : more remote, for!
OusenaM showed himself a BOOd gcund
-amer yesterday as well a a phenoms-
nai kicker. Scovll unquestionably win
play part of the Harvard -ime. hut may
start in the lineup.
The men who played in the Prince
ton game spent lo-dny In the country
motoring, They returned tonlghl ie-
freshed and ready for a week of hard
work The plan n outlined " t.ie
, ,., includes a hard scrimmage
Wedneaday snd ti i.gbt signal drill
Thnradav afternoon, after which Ihe
-Princeton game for t ie
relief fund
Hi l Cr i
PlUMCXTOX, N 3 . Nov H --B.g Hill
Rdwarda, former Princeton gridiron rtor, ,
when asked his opinion '"i the
rataatrophe which o.- urre.i in the Vale '
bowl Saturday, said thai he regarded II
as a victory for C0S h flush and a de- i
feat for the Princeton team. He said
that the coaching of the team was all I
that could lie expected of any man m
one yeir and thai the miserable funi-
bllng aa sntlrely the fault of Ihe play, rs
themselves. He has a rtnn l-l'.ef in.
Princoton'i future under the Hush
regime
While every ore who has the Tiger
welfare at heart is more or Lest dejected
these i universal confidence in im
It is beloved that the setback cxpe-
rlenced by thi Princeton eleven In the.
Harvard contest a week ago BatUfdA)' ,
so took II" -earn off 'te feet I , it the
Intarvanlna we,.;, did no' siford h lime to ,
vt ;fk stride again Mo-- of 111.- plovers I
1 1 rived ti town hta nvrn'Tm
N. Y. U. BADLY BArfERED.
v fiiriNn Oiai llieiwa Timt Nre
PfjIltllteJtM Arc Nf,Ufd.
Hr auo of th .tvr haTtrvn. re
ralvad in Sai'.irdn v gTatTi" nth Wf
an Ctaafh Hel.iy of tin New Y'ru
I - :t football iim will pfii (ha
regular from practice ti i- afternoon
At. latl weeU'a con teat made It rle-ar
that n fir-'i'itfr porpa f aubaitUutea is
neceaaar1 t'i n.h.!i w apend the nf
ternoon in an attempt develop an ma
ifil Una mm from im arftlb aquad.
Although fr. ri--au!'irs had t t"
taken from tho game on acoount of
Injur lea al are espeoted to be in a"d
(iais i- Wffdneadaj II William, who
u bat I fitted foi Krwlgi dlalooated tn
arm ;""l avttl be '-lit .f the game foi
tii real i'f th in -tTi Th- week aUi
be j-nnnt m prepnnKlon lor ih Colum
big R..1H0 on Haturda'.
o harniful efl'w-ta nniw.l aa
t he riutt 'f ihe KhO'Ie talatvl nonteat
by t'n Kordham vanity, foaoh Vaughn
haa hiM that Oolden win pro-, f te) be
n quarterback who tan be depended
ujvm. Mia pia :ta and acting of
forrnatlona on H i-i'ironr wwa anappy
(h'ltito the fnet iha hf whk promoted
rom t he a t'sibi t wo da before t ii
C'i ire
HOPPE AND YAMADA
WILL BEGIN TOURNEY
, ., i .
I llHllipiiili MIKl .lMi Will Mi-el
This Evening in Openlnt
Mnndii'Hp MhI. Ii.
Billiard pliyors win apiculaiing .-
tsrday on William P. Hop pa's chances
of earning successfully through iheljso yards Law llsydei and Tirry Hal
aavara tet orovldsd by llie handlean I Dllb both of tin- Mornlngslde A '. fln-
l: baiuiine tournament, which
schsdulsd lo star) In tbe c ert hall of
i ' 'w ' ?rK ""-r" auiiomg lo-nigni
i 1 ne cnamiiiii, iviiii iinia e.ei.- line at
I b,kUn, ,,yl, of play. p. s.-hedu'.ed to
I meet Kojl Yamada lo the opening game,
I playing 100 to :t t r. for the riprsisntativs
'l'l ... v.. i fi.eli.ir amAna ill. , ,,,L- 1
and nie of billiard players ysstsrdsy that
even if lloppe sucosedsd
twatimi
I Vtinnidu be miglil tail to ioti,e.le the
big handicaps allotted to soms of thi less
aBOWn players. talker Cochran, the
t-hlcaRo lad who Ha- the latin-.! allow.
' H'"''1 R&y" iodines of bin skill Ills onibo 'auspices of Hie Bath Beaoh Y. M.
Haturday night and ycstei.ia; afternoon H. a. in Bath Reach yesterday. Ha had
M;""'ir' Daly's room., riochran is I a handicap of :' minuisa .ecoiuiH ami
lkld ii make lift! points bile Hoppi won by about thirty yards
Hum "If The I'hicaKo hoy showed
now easy II Is for him to click off hi. grana and Malnne Rra.-h I Inai.
ahan whan h beat Julius Klingar on in- v u Brown and i. h Maim,..
Haturday night, running the 100 in eleven 'mi, ,, ,, ,:,,., .,,',,
' innings and avsraglng sr. in
. practice
yeilerdliy
match with Tom Qallaghsr
aftirn Coohran won ami made snltTub. Dr. Browu and Maloue won their
OViragl of 2"- Way H'lo 'be final vest.-rday by defeat,
Sutton put in In nna. practice nt iheiing K, r.tilllaiideau und M. M. Ilraham
Mornlngsldi academy ami expressed I by " up. I.itilajohn and Ponhim woo
I eonfldence that with Ilia handicap of l on
hi would ! hard to bant. To-mOrrOir
I afternoon ro.-hrsn will
meet .lo.-eph
land Oeoruu Button will nice;.
NOVEMBER 15, 1915.
1 Yale, Harvanl ttlfi Princeton, and mi-
Yale, Harvard and Princeton, and mi-
i -nerou" little colli-irc will liatlior nt
lite taint
.ItSliVW'aM
infection em
irerm will -h h is maile tbsirge Hrlcklcy. !
'the Trinity fallback und former member I
Of the Athletl. , a. fatlMMM m hid dfOtt" !
I :.i king hrother rharlie. ThlH in the
view of a prominent lawyer connected
with Trinity advisory committee, which
" "tutl communication to Columbia
hefore the latter cancelled Saturday'
I. heduleri game with Trinity In New
I York city raNed the point which has
been seized upon by ilnetuvue "'. Kirby
f the i .'. ,, a. a. a.
ixirny oenceuea i nniiy a imcrurwieinrn
of the lnlertdle.l.,te tody's tiding that
those who have plaed In any game Mill
In which lltliklec p:
Minted hi
made
themselves prof ess lomls ipo
,n t(J
Trinltv has played Norwi-h.
Hrnwn, P.ates. Amherst. Williams and
Tufts and the schedule .alls f n a game
On !OverhST with Ve,ley in. whlrh
'Is beginning to squirm. Subsequently
Williams played with Princeton, which
lgter played with Harvard. II, own
slaved Harvard on Saturday and the
:
ifectlon
the
big lean. wlth,ol, ow Mh
the taint of Hrh Ideylsm was, oinplet
WESLEY AN WILL NOT
OBJECT TO BRICKLEY
I rinitY Will Anxrf to ObtKrve
On ar Kulo in Annnsl
:t in on SHtiirilii .
Harttoro, Conn,, Nov. 14. According
to reliable Information received St Trln
m-nlght which is expected to be con-
tinned by an Official statement fmri
stlddlstown within a few days, y esleyan
has definitely determined upon It posl-
linn comernlng the Wesleyan-Trlidty
football game
which is always ti
last
sno l ie i.iggi i gam.- ,, ,-,,,. ...-h.
Mll'l (11.11 Will "" ...
next Hnturdas Wsolsyan win Ignore
the altitude of liustavus T. Kliby. chair-
mini of the I C A. A . of which it Is
a member, and will play against Trinity
whether Oeorge Brlckley, the former
member ..f the Philadelphia Athletics
Is In at fullback for Trinity or not
L'pon representations i . Wesley an us
a concession rather than an acknowl
edgment of the operation of the one
year rub Trinltv will not plav Kennedy,
the former lratnus start at in- regular
position at quarterback and Vlgner, who
las' winter came bock to Trinity from
Vermont, win ,,"t be started at half
back in short. Wesleyan while init-
lr g on tlo- one year rulo will avoid arc.
dispute o, lirtckley'a eligibility be. a use
he played summer baseball
NEW COACHING PLAN
GIVES PENN BACKBONE
With William in snic Cltartfo
( Offcnt'c, Expect i" Snr
priaf Cornell.
I'liu At 1.1.PU . Nov. 14. A new apifit
if pervaded fur Penneylvanle football
inv far the ,laet tok and tverth4ng
MMnntet t. better thing agralnat Cornell
I than jm. pi rormancea predict. Hince
Head i 'oacti laoi (; Hrk? Ift laat
Tui'ftla then- h:tf bn a no: IceaMa
cbHnge in the relatlona of tin- other
coachea. Outwardly t hf ooaehlng au
thontv in Mil; rttotated by 1 board of
H'iiwr i''mt'M of Carl Wt I llama,
Buii Wharto and By I rlokapii, but
gradually there i coming a oentraltsa
t ton f authority,
Williams new haa aoir rhatfte of tin?
i 1 ffrnce, Even day there v'a acrlm
mage lnt week Wllllama atood alone be
hind tho varalty, directing and cerrect
Ing T;i' effe ' waa very "ti.e.iblf -!.-rB'
i!rtnit, tin- f.i'- that tii" Uu,ik,r-'j
fajie,i to aecre With a dependable ,
uuarterback in charge t'.i urmoHibtMlly
oould baw .Mrer .1 legal twice, P.r
tli rlrt tiTn thla season thti man carry
tt.K ih1 ball bad i ttrferenoe worthy of
" the name. lf attaok M a Whole
ahnwed marketi improvement Und lacked
only variety ' funk- 11 rr.i'. danger
oua. .Vf.hi.. haa ben able to find any re.ii
fault wiiii ennylvanuVa defanco at anj
. tune for (he luet month, and if Wllltama
' i',tn or.'y Improve th offent-e an much
1 m the ,iei ten daya before the Cornell
Kjanit a he did In the laat week and I
Nflve it eufllclent variety th-' folpwr
of th H") and nine -h confident that
Cornell Will ' Mtfalr jurprl-e on j
Thankaglvlng Day than Waahingtor and!
.f-f rive yerterday,
! NEW LEAGUE HOLDS FIRST RACE
I, brlalopher A. . 111., leant
Prlar In rat-t ..n.eat.
:, ;:
llarl'tn Aililcii' League, which
rganlsod re.eii4ly, held the Aral
.-.enea nf I "i.l run from Si. JO"
eph' falhotlc i 'lub. fin 'w 121th
strast. ysstsrday afternoon, The event
was a scratch affair, over a i-nurse
hi,,,,,. ,hro, ;i ihreeuarter miles in
I leliKlli. There w. pa thil ty-nne contest
lani:. npreaeittlng eiclr elul'. and all
j finished.
The St, . -hritoplirr A. P won the
team prise wiih Ja pntiita an.i the Aloru-
I Ingilda a. .'. was second wiiii II point.
A. Morrie nf the winning team look
'tin- b-ail at the start and never relln-
illin-lteil it. leailltiu at the finli-h by about
ished In H.H'oml ami th.nl positions, lit
the curly etuges of the nice 1. Metger
of tits Morntngstds a v was hli by a
blayoli ihai was pacing one of tbe run
tiers ami knocked down. Is tight leg
Was bmlly scratched, bill be continued
ami llnisbeil in seventh position,
l-ualll. la l"lri In Hoari liner.
Mike Staik of lite Xinei y-ae. ,u il
trell V M II. A. a pugilist, showed
his Viraattllty aa an aihlclc by winning
I ths Bvs and a half mils iiamiicap road
run closed to the Metropolitan Young
Men's Hebrew AsMOciatlon lie d uinlei
popham in the dual or ihs four ban
I handlcan tntirnev at th, i i.il.n.ii.l nl.
1 from s. A. ialvagi and I, U Richmond
I bv default I" a golf bsll .weens lake
ih., prize u ii net s were 'haiic K Vin
I m
III, I H , Charles II. Baekwlthi
t . i: i Uarden, 101 II, i'i
I OS II
Ndthar of the National Champions Stands Out Head
and Shoulders Above His t ellows Is 1 here
Too Much Free Hitting?
H .MUIN (.. (SUKHIII.V.
The ysgr will go into golfing
hlltory as one In Which there has been
no outstanding, compelling figure sitner
i in ,. rHlll 0t tiie amateurs i pro-
hippane
" ' "
f nt all In re.ent year The refl
ence can be applied both to American
and llrttlsh golf, for a russ the water
the royal and Indent game has been
nupersadsd so complStSly by the bunk
ers, from which something other than a
gdf hall Is 'driven," thai there has
beep n. competiMon of s major order,
henc. nothing upon which to mould an
opinion as to any one golfer SUpdrb
No lack of conipelll ion has prev ented
such n selection In American golfing
drolls, but there has been In I reason
ot another why no one golfer has cut
fd himself a niche above all others.
Jerome D, Travers might have done so
had he followed up his victory in the
national aopen with another in the na
llonal amateur, lie. furthermore, ha
suffered reverse 111 OOSt-SeaSOII Hon-
tournament meetings which, while liav
lug no direct bearing upon his place as
golfer iii ihe amateui world, Indlreetljr
hurt his case when It ..ems to deter
mining whether a golfer I sup, me
above 1,1 fellow 1
Robert A Uaruti! Won ihe :iatilial
amateur.
bo' it was be the grace or
I tate thai wa unkind lo Maxwell It
1 Mnrston that the Hlnsdals golfer
leached the final at Detroit I further
I more. Canlner ha- not tlgured In a
Fufftclent number of eompetltloni to
tabllsh a place for himself apart from
the others crowding around the upper
ir. les f amateur golf Francis i inline'
ifrooned from hi' high estate u-gii.nii.g
win, the national open, followed up by
his rlVSrSI in toe amat-'UI. ami ."ii
. bided will, his defests al Hreenwl. Il
and again n the la-slev cup Play.
There lias lie.m no one, therefore, In
the amateur ranks who lias w.'i. f"i him
self a recognition akin to thai accorded
Jerome D. Travers or Wall.". .1 Travis in
.the years of their Unquestioned aupre.n-
a v. or II Chandler Ugan and 01 :
I two othei tisure prominent In P s. rj,
A. amateur anna la Tne same appuea i national gnuiteur championship of I Ml
io the profosstonnls. We recall tho days i a) uarden city l ix-. sii how lie wa
of the lat. winie Anderson, when it was J .,.,, n,, early morning a tic seven
....I a question of who might v. m tho I tsenlh hoi,, practising approach after
national msm championship, but who I approach from points on the fui. green
had a ehggge to take the palm nwuy from
this master Of Skill und nerves. We re-
ail ai.-x smith, modal an-. . atch pliiyer
I'ktruordlnai . i-oilays well contcnl to
iho up within, I harmed ch 1. . hut uol
hlef cha-.mer we re. an tne urn
Uanl .1. .1.
shoulders ov.r
isksn day In 1
Th. nearest
McDermott. head
all others for tWO J
nd dav out
to them t.iis : sal
ana
ears,
was
Ton
In.
M -x.ini.irn "t Boaton, winner
tttbs. but unable to rlae to
of
h.
ion when 1,.- had :h latlonai
...
auliifv
almost within his gra-p. inereov
log his chances of Im ing classed aa so-n-eine
for the year His game, more
over, lias not enouali of the apectacular
m ,r I., make h. 11 a oulst u.dlr t
.....
, ....' 11 t .. ,i, e ,.,r,- is - ! o-s. ma-
in tho country toda) upon whom to
lay a wager if there Is something going
n which Involves him as a competitor.
Th.- point of the,- commentaries is
that while th.- gene ai standard of play
among both amateur- and professional.
In this i-OUlit rv la blglm: esr
ar i'i
atandard for the tonnofeher seems
bo tomporarlly mi the doeiino When
Walter .1 Trali s-aa at iii but lie
couiii t oopennen upon m win. aay.
nineteen out of every twentj mat bei hi
played against another amateur, in prl
.a.- ! in lourniuiirm .-..miivi. iuh ...
i titers that can ir that amn. tskday,
Judging from performances "f Ui n-.st
soaaon?
S'inie '-r.e might remark iliat when
TRACK TEAM WILL BE BUSY.
I lain I o.lrltl Irr nil i he, laic
, ll nnstn-rd a I , V. I,
Manager William Webb of t'i nv
Vo i, fnlverslty track team baa com
plete.! the schedule for the 1116 season,
Kiglit ivitet are "ii 1'ie list, four nf
irhteh are dual meets. Rutgers and r"
eily gtovoni will comi i'i tViie eiild.
and ths Haverfnrd ami Kwagtlimtire
meet nil! be 1 ei, nws from hOlftl.
The -pe -.a! feature of the . aann ; tbe
Middle state athletic meet, which ill
I..- held mi Ohio Field on May tn. Tiie
iinnuji prep school day will be April
It,
The team r.a ysai BCMIIS llkfl) t"
ba ths be-t ir arveral yeara '..in
T,ci. t. Houghton, McDowell, gn Ith and
Crowther are tiie eteraru who . : bs
on tiie wiuad, Cann. KCgan -'mi Krwlg,
tin. . former high n hool staio. will mors
lhati tin the vacancies mads by gradua
' " " ' ,, , . ' " ., , ,
a ,iroiniaing innisnni. im uia uruaq
jumn. Th.- schedule
ygT
Ann: tl. Pennsylvania relays .t 1'hi . -
oe BhlS
M.iv I, Hutasr. m
i villa Plaid; . Haver
fur.i nt Maverforil . it, mMd i
s.arih-
lad. st,
at Ha.' I'el.i. IT. S-.arthncr.
more: ,'S. ste- en.. pl.i- e un I
Intsrcslleglats mee-
LARSEN FIRST IN ROAD RUN.
. olniubia .Indent lead I'lelH In
lreanla,lon lull's lla.-e.
Harry ii. I.arseu of Columbia lfnl
ver.itv, wii.i repreaentg llie St Vincent
Parrel Cluh in open competition, won the
annual three and a half mile open novice
Tun of ib Presentation Club In Mast
rw Voii, yesterday, lattssn was
pushed In the insi half mils of tiie
iourn, by Sum Cohen of the Mohaa'k
Atlileti, Club, iml .'"lien failed lo hold
i. an-, -ii, who sprinted when ihr,. blocks
.'run home. William BurktMt't "I Ihl
Westerly Athletic club of Sew Vork
llnislted a gsei third, lii'ien's ad
vantage at the. finish wag - line I'.
ygl'dl, while he wa timed in .'1 ti
RUNNERS SET NEW MARK.
Ilnlai. and lllankenbura Hun Head
Ileal In I'eanan, , I . Hace.
dead hem rrsulled between 1
Dolan of tbe Monawks and .1. Blanket!.
burg of Ihn Hrons .'hurdi House in
t lie pennaui a. o. road ' iisterdsy.
i no two loaders broke Ihe i ord for
ilia course by :ih seconds. Thirl y-iiino
runners faced the starts, and ail lln.
islied.
,i i'a... in Hohawk a. istta: .1
BiankenbuTg, iirnn church llou.., i ,.
,1 Kaia I aanaaj a c S:itoi .' i:., o
nron rburch Home, ii:::. 11 v, , ,n:
iiinghsni, unattached, Hi' . V. Inpper,
Holy fro,. . Slilll, ', J . It. I . i, ' i
Clark Bduse, Sltlii IVor.. . .
n . 1 1 ; It in lielrle-. unit , I,, ,, ,
W. T'nr. mi tHH'-ll" I IS .' H II. U-'
reiin un a c , " i'i.
Waller .1. Travis was at los best I Here
were not as many first class amateur
gOlfirs In the country as there are to
day and Hat what Ihe Harden Pity Vet-
eran did .' old he could not duplicate
now As an answer to that argument, I
take Walter .1 Trav is this season and
note that he won Ihe metropolitan cham
pionship against a pretty healthy Held,
likewise that it was only recently that
he want to Washington, led tiei.i of
III In the qualifying round of an open
tournament on the Columbls com, and
made short shrift of hli dppo cuts in
match plnv.
It hardly ,s str. t hlng a point lo say
thnl there are m the j'nited Stales to
il, iv a dOgen llrst class golf.-rs wiieie
there was one nx doSSfl years ago, or
maybe nisi. There are seres of .ima-
teurs to-day who on occasions give a
good Imitation of Wattei .1 Travis.
Jerome 1 . Trav . . s or
at ihelr i"--' Hut s
Kraii' i Oulrait
h t" rfm tn.ii
ure RpasmodiC line of these go 1 fori
goes 1 1 1 and down-- a Champion to-day.
while to-morrow his stump Is pathstlu,
a he in i ui ii goes down before the next
opponent, a happened to Dudley Sludgl
at ilfeenwtoh. Conn., after he defeated
SYanels uutmn and Mas Sforiton,
Ti.e resoon ? SI) belief l that a ins
Jorlty of the most skil'ul voung gulferi
of lo-day come by their UHflUeattOnid
general proScenc) tin. .ugh taking up
golf in their teens and thus acquiring
a '-one,, swing naturally. Why the-, ex
cel onl) apoamodloall) hi lhai tltey are
ovorkeon for free hitting and dlstanoi
from Ihe tees, OVirkeen for competition
and underkeen if guoh an expression is
allowable for putting m any apprecl
able amount of Urns overcoming their
we - knesael.
Most goo-1 golferi have some we..k-
I
neas It is no se rt that Jerome p.
I Travels has had hi troubles trying to
n.. t.-1- th.. wood, .a shots, flood gulfera
have be-,, hoard lime and time usam
sav Ing :
I'm off w.tii nt) mldlroi I'm off
Ith my mashle ; I can't putt."
Do they set uboul remedying ilnse
I faults by psrslstenl practice.1 Not to
an) appreciable extent in my knowl
iedge. Waiter .1. Trav- became supreme
through persistent practice. During the
I where he knew 01 t hi mi shots;
n a mat. .1 might normally land . in hi 'CONTINENTALS BEM CWErON"!
j talculatloiis probubl) was tlis though! I miwi
that his mutch mlrht sons far a the n.
i -vi . last hot! at d that, in so far as ! "mf" ' '"'
pnir im, coiih, assure sr. nc wouiu o,
isu w.fi aide 10 judge ins approach sliol
as to give himself a fair chance to go
..own ... ice putt. map 10 halve Iho
I hols, perhaps to win it.
I riier- also wu ,h ins; in e of .1 -
Travers a: i;..r.l Itv In ihe ohem.
0....1 - ii p 01 ,f id, wii:. 11 ns won Ml'
I mashle -hot waa not work
II
tne mormng rt.ui d ot .1 n, mctcli,
Inatsad of deapalrlng over the cm
lion, the present national open chain-
I .-". a .... ,...., ..e.w.e
normuir and aftern 1 nlav t., nrnetic.
r - - e- .
linl after lini wirb lr 1
l.'-. Willi
loon his
111. W.I
1 Hi.- r-uli that 11. fin- alien
I control of till all important t
' -llpr b
1 .''in any guiier miss ths moral
I lulling i- ;i lileas'll't-, but li
Long
ii.i not
in, unit
I be altuwcii In bSCOm. .in (bs .-.
I I bat
whal come pear bc;,;c to-1
day. particularly with tin amateur, i
.!"!... Qullford Ia;.' in and la out prub- '
my tn- iongc.1 n it. r m t'c ..ma'.'ir
i ranks, but he did nol w.n i
1 amateur rhamplomdilp on a
I bminently for the long hitter
1 tiie national
iui .- pre i
Tin n arc 1
pirn.y r.r young goiters m t'ie cou.ilt
win., by taking u leaf out of th' Tra,
or Travers book will And ihrmselve,
line for the higheat honors that tl
i royal and ancleni gam.' can bring.
I
' CHAMPION WINS HARD MATCH
Mi.
MJ.iratedl
In final
Henla lr. nn.iil.
of Tn.rnei,
say KaaNctscn, Nov Mlas Molls
HJuratedt of u:w.'i. who captured 'be
national lennia championship laai auin
turr. acored an Important triumph -o-da)
b defeating Mrs. Mnry gutton
Bundy in atralght et. in , in
tbe final maieii o" i lii round robin tour-
l.e. nt llie California Te n a i 'lub
Tiie match mi a Icstii Htrtwsla
and both niicr fought
I'm i.t enl ee:-
:r'in the I' i.c II
BURNS GETS HALF THE PRIZES,
u ina Throe i ii Kreata at . .
. '. Trapa on Inner, lalan.l.
A small field of gunners reported at
Travers Island yesterday for Hie a-eekly
gtinda about of the ov York Ath
letic -lub. A u Burin, waa Hi. best
gunner, carrying oir tin of the v-.s
prises lie wa high aerated sun with
a More of snd :!" O'HS . igh l.iurli-
cap gun witli a 'nil scute of 140 tar.
get but aa h, mild nor win luith
prize.
tiie handicap iropiiy went to j.".
j. ''iii.,n-
tournament
tiurna, nnwsver, io..i( ,i. i
,1- -..in a iu,i pcurs OI
! target- .-.ni i
, '" aeeumulal
r. giatereil a vn ,.i,
II
II.
Daniel !' Mc.Wahon nmna,i ,-
atraigni score the cla and tne run
' xr htnl ""' Truve-a Island trophy,
I Hive gunners acored on lbs Haili.i cup
Thev we e W. H OgdSII. S I' U i I'am
p. s . uiv ,. w. i sa,itb and . I,
Burn.. Th- da: not p,,rti, iiaiiy
a"'"' i." H.i.i.iiii.g. tor .iii- i,k in,.
on a light lam I. II thai .,.., i , ...
1 11 .
ie. II I e,i w il,i tee , p.,; 1
Ilea Hire.' Time, and Win. Twice.
p, Be mer carried on ihe honors
yesterday in the weekly shoot of the
Manhnsest Ray Y' o bi Club at. I'm'
Washington, He tied won Tracy II
fOWlS m the m il. h I'm th. motltlli) clip
and won t he- aluacfl 1 1.. ,.,' ,
Lewis 111 Hi. Meat for the yearly rllli
and won thai loo in tin- shoot off in Hie
ion bird ntittch l.'"' .. : il prlsi
Bemer'a score waa 01 on his handicap
of v Iii tins match H W, Bertier and
i'i I- A Newman t id and in th,.
shooloft N. w m. ,:i wop
ei..iiaii t.unmr. Begin saasoa.
Millibars of the N.p u.Ht c.ub began
then Winter trip shoot. ng .ctsnn ICS
terday. The organisation still using
lis old trapa on tin- shores ',;' l.,inai.,i
it..., 1, ut aftir tiie din ,,:' iiim inoii tit
will mo. c into It. new inmi, ,,t , ti:,
unnerg will have 1.1 i.ict; shooilna
li. d. The contest yestcntu) was m nn
day lugcoi.s 'I'lic w mu, i- of tp. , . 11,. ,
prhis was r. von Boeckman, who )iad
;i.i troni scanti. iic .i.iml,,,
went to )r Il, WcllCili'k wi'lt
f !i:l -- 4. IT.
up:
lot. lee nod l.rtlmlt, to II,. a
Tom ' 'tiwlei . ti, - lieav) I
.nub'.y recommanded i. Jiuiicn .
list 1, ;ii meej Haltllua 1. . im 1.
1 II) mule Club in lie 1 1, in : ulii
licit 1. sill I'i pep, V.' 1 1 0 1
knoek Ue. in h) uui 1 .
rounds ( I. lusk) v ,i ot
and light ' 11 ii 11 will sci
to-tlight.
01
ThrM Winner- in i
v. Contarti Phi Dull
nh Five Tlniea,
only ONE L08ER m
I'nexpe. ledly otie sided II
uniformity of Winning lota
, te. nines
of th- three .in i
of the I'lllted States Pool Oil V
Hon, played on metropolitan ni,i
ti relay afternoon v, liar cm 1
Cordintntnls, snutheia , y y,,,
holders, bent the (atmiTOns, .
nt l,ei!ix Oval the fi T SI
followed up thili goi.i nttri,
A. P. . serlc by rlef.otvir i" .
rival, r. to i in Brooklyn i I
!,vn fellies. Stew York Rtati 1
champions, won from the Oui lie r
f Long laland dty, . to i iwi
I stinaing inai tney played aiti
i snort tie entire ,., ,,n, ,(
in .New- Jerse) the Plan
Mu
rrrooiiiyn were pitted sgiilnsl :
West Mudsons, Natlotial Lenais iliau
Plntis. and succeeded in hoi ling .
to n 1 I lie on their tJWH gmu ! I
Hal 1 son Th.. Brookl) n Poothj . ,'
played a j 10 tie with Yonki -.leisev
Clly, Tonkers hav.i.g , ;, ,. ,
ssonpt .
I. R T. STROLLERS WIN EASILY
Meat 1 ui y in bin Oral II lo I. Holdlna
Lend Nearly til Ike t s.
The 1. ti. -r. Btrollers , ti
coring in the first half of a P -s p
game against Columbia oval 11 i..
Ovnl yesterday which they won, & n,
Plav had been In progTers IWent; m
ute when Hall, the gtrollera
left, took the ,,, down t ic ilebl gl
niter some combination word wi t .
forwards r m right foimd ::,e , ; ,n,
hi. i OvO tier.
Ten minutes later Hlewari -
i.'oluinbls .nai from n per t ,.'
penally give the lead ha k t... t . 1 '
T. strollers firte. u minutes aflll
restart, when Voung made
the mi. Individual play win -o
after- a good centre, yielded .
g"Ul foe Ihe Strollers. Nex I;., I . .
again ami Voung, after a brilliant
in the course of which he dodged 1
of tin opposing team, al
end la.-' pmr.i.
, ,rr ni iiarieni oval,
; (.r.; ,,,, , v n ,. ,. .
: ,,. . , . ' " ,
nBtota, bu Iced the t B P I
In us -i ,- . ,, 1
..... '.. . "'
"a 1" "'" tl
roi ner, twenty m: :,! . : ,
Tan :n...(. goal -. m lii nil iid
slou. tho ilrst by Ulekli, frn i i
sring, and tiie next again
o'hlch govs ths Conttnsntsls S
vitii win .1 tn open t.ie second i
Ths Cittnerons, aho did nut
full strength and .-ni ndnue 11
vlrss f '.ip. laaaes, r.laye.1 .
tifter ends were changed anil
presence f.-lt. but cr- nimble
..4
.tn twenty minutes to n-.
i. "ne earns to tv front a
.illy brilliant siiot. m.-i.. ,
liftu atid last g.M fill :;
Vandin Kyndei . at ceni i
pluyed a clever ga ne .-. fi
of the liatfba k division a
ou.ly g'-o.
1 1
OTHER SOCCER RESI LTc
rhs .'nc ii...
h chsmplnn
il,.s ro-aV -h
r m n hi
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ife
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m-i has l.- k n 1
'Ie 'te i ti I e flr
ileh trie fa .,..:..' ,
Ileal
II Hllliuiv
lag in -i tii
M ,.-i an . I- r
I. segue elismi
II, gam ai
il I'.r-.'l
lie W. .
u.-i ,i
i.e.in I.en their n
equalising ta - S'itlli
me . ulay
With a lei. I '. . (,
the Brsi half the l
. m from t heir t rs a
HISS "f plat la -li,
s-n s Ith Vonker. -asesey
I I"- yai ' . i ,
ana go.i's --I .
In a a, oad 'lb 1
1 aaau, e.. iilayaH
Rli hinon I II..:
Jefratail p..'.. ,,, ,
I ' h.. I lima . mi
. .me goal
Ti..- M hits Ho.. . lev.
lal. I.' p,,.- can,.' Sgai
lo the i-ore ..f . ,
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yesterdsv, tb lim.i.
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ropultl ,ti ,e 1 gun u mi
Man heatar I'tiit
1 II - men. pill up -I
'lie I, mtrt,' :,. 1.
League gains ut i lie
1 hut sulfsred ie' 1
cored ror b laing
ami XI. i-l. tinan a er.
' Mac he.l'T I'lilM ..et
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Whwn oratrmg say-
Burkes
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