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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1915.
Eligibility Conference of Harvard, Yale and Princeton Representatives Will Be Held in New York
HARVARD, YALE
AND PRINCETON
TO CONFER HERE
fating nt Vnlo Club Will Tie
DCVOtfd to Discussion of
Atlilotic Relation.
W1U LAST TWO PAYS;
DATE NOT YET FIXED
Mxck i K. J-. Nov. M. Represent
,tvM o! Harvard, Yale ami Prlnootoo
gfflmtft l Iht Ysle Club In New York
rjutlvt 4744, either Sovem
Mf M Slid "r 11 mHll It0f, Dei-cmlMT
.1 nnl 4. 1 eonfof on trie QttOltlOB of the
yhlrtl.' relations of tht three unlversl-
v. fur ton years hKve the three
met fr '.ke dlMVHtOB. In rVoeinber.
105. re-entntlves from Harvard.
., Md Princeton pot together uti
Ire up the Mf WW under which the
thietis ' ' 1,,rc'' ItWtltlKlOM now
,rf ni" Peso MeClsnahan, chairman
,( the IMnceton cotlWtllUee which will
n, In the conference. Raid when
nts.v.ewr 1 l"-.lay . .
The 1. 1 r f. ntntiven of Princeton,
Ti,. ind Harvard seemed to (eel that
sobk further uiseunsion of our general
itMettc relatione was not only desirable.
u. ,..,..,, a .F.xtension must be made
:, ., hanging condition. Thin eon-
Lr,. . i- foi the purpoa of dltcuaalng
nil questions or athletic relations and
thirl.- conduct anions tut three unl
MTtltlea ot which nueetluns of eligibility
are unh a part."
Yale It tapected to nuk for a vote on
.k. n.ir. l"ti of the ellplbillty of llastnn.
Ijho- Pumpelly and Khett. the men
who for accepting1 board while playing
.ummer luseball were declared Ineligible
nn.ler the present rule. len Mc
I'lMt'thaii would not iliseuss the possible
remit of Ih's vote otto , than to state
that prohabl) Ya'.e will vote In the nepn
. ve If a reinstatement of the players
m proposed
The representative of the three unl-Tsrsi-'es
nt this conference will he Chosen
-r- : K romnilttOM which .'ontrol the
m. oua aportl within the individual col
Tsie't representstlvss will be Prof
Poiw-t Cora-ln, chairman o( the athletic
committee; "ieorpe P. Pay. treasurer,
lid Henry Hobaon of the executive com-
r Joint Kleld. football; tieorge
Ca baseball i Prod Brte Allen, rowing,
Mid John Kllpatlick, track praduale
member of the athletic committee.
The following will represent Prince
ton Dean McClanahan, chairman i
Dttn II B Pin, from the faculty :om
m fee on outdoor sorts . Howard
Hi v ot. chairman of the football
unmltteo; W. K ireen, chairman
baaahatl committee; Prof. C W.
Ktnnsdy, chairman ot the track some
mtttes; Knox Taylor. 'OS, delegate at
H v i'd his named but one member
of Ita commlttoa as yet. He is lean
Hr HI
D THE REALM OF SPORT.
By W11.LIVM U. II V .
The receipt of the following Is the
p. . f having everything one says
iket seriously :
fti a score of 41 to ft I should
it would require about a month s
in deliberation to come to your oon
regard to the relative merits
Ihi Harvard and Yale teams.
'Harvard. '."
But, corns to think of It. maybe "Mar
vin 19" also la guilty of facetiouaneai
hen ha should be serious and solemn.
February -.2 is a famous natal day.
r,. irgi Washington was born on that
day . so was 1:111 Klein
Two ry three crack football players
: cot tribute much toward the sic . ess
Of a system.
We bavi seen three of the expert
rv of '.-, Kast, I'ripps, i iuernsey
I 1 Mahan nd this greatest of these
.a shiver:, i. of Cornell
Raid a veteran umpire yesterday i
"J : M draw Is one of the best man- .
sgsri It the game In bis attitude toward
rea True, I've had him rush up to I
me and sa sharp things but in all my
ireer I've never heard him use foul or
r fans language to an umpire."
Kpegktng
Of !:. bc:
f systems. Ty Cobh is one
I
Rsrrett, who deserves a place
ss g thi gridiron vxcluslvea consisting
of thi Tl rpes, Coys and Mahans, will
1 last game for Cornell to-mor-
tow.
1 '. Htxte meets Pittsburg to-morrow
exp. ted to be the hardest nut of
tie lesson for Pitt to crack.
'". reason Lafayette I" Joyful Is that
0t" liumbet of points Its eleven made.
I" ' N turday in beating la-high was!
than Lehigh made altogether In I
" traighl taken from the Kas-
toni..n.
r. of even the sharpest eyed
nlwayi to 00 relied on. In a
eason perplexed coaches ad
r . feree between halves to I
their team, when it blocked j
kt.-k and fell on the ball. ,
itb i o the hall. "Because."
lined the referee, "thai blocked kick
bio ked kick but an Inoom-
:" ti i fi rwgrd iiass."
w it's the matter here? Somebody
1 'verl king a hot. Nobody has
- chin--s yet In accounting for
' rlea tins fall gt golf and tfgp
I! ootti g
. I-.-;.. is "Motion pictures
Harvard-Vale football game
Ciirrhreli;.-. Miss, are being
Moving the stadium from
:i lug lob. hut persistence
Mton
tld H
t sense of geography will
WOf llgML ,
V 'he Tanks will Dig) ar the I
'lu next Season because that
- firs I ease on record of each I
A' ' itiia elnnlng a Mnnafit Iho
ear In the gglM pars
liroduoed .1 oomblnetlon of i
another pav us a Churoh i
in.i the. 1 came Llght-ggll'
1: .' rallies, tiie University of
1 rleven msds the greatest, ,
. I, eaten, "2 to II, liy the !
"i Washington on, Hsturdey,
gpturda) Visited their eon- j
r u return pame. The otoond
s era b tato only 1 3 to 7.
i e imeh i' K t ikes place ggong i
i e. ., titanic and gargantuan.
I
' lakes h r triumphs relrnly.
'I' l h.eiy gOOl uloiip the even
ia way, ami the footbsll stnr
1 in- oniv ordinary mortals
si nrdln ry mortals. Which
- 1 be.
ARMY AND NAVY TEAMS I
WORK OUT IN SECRET
Spectators Are Warned Away From Practice Sessions
Parmenter of Harvard Arrives at
Annapolis to Coach Line Men.
Wgfl Point, X Y.. Nov. 23 The
Army eleven wns drilled Ions ami faith
fully this afternoon and thsrs was
Plenty of heavy work. The practice wwa
held on the north gridiron, where the
toOtint was seeure, and lasted two houra.
tiuards kept straiiper nt a distance and
drill was strictly in secret. The varsity
lined up in the signal rehearsal to-day
ust us It will go In npamst tho Navy
on Saturday, for at the oonctunhjn of
to-day s workout the coaches pave out
the lineup foT that pant.. It la lied
flel.l, left end; Junes, left tackle;
Hare, left puard; Mt-Kwan, i-etitre;
M. a. lnim. right pwird ; l.'apt. Wcyar.d,
rlpht tnckie; Neyl.in.l. right end; iler
hardt, nuarteronck ; Kord. left Imlfluick ;
Olluhant. rlpht halfback: Coffin, full
bark. This Is g Strong combination and
one that w-ill he eji, ted to carry the
April to the Navy thrnUKttout.
The line from tgofcte to lacks! Is a
veteran one, all the men hiving been
under the Navy fire one or more time',
except Jones. He is one of the fastest
and most aggi esmive of the forwards and
the heaviest man on the team. At end
Neyland is another veteran, huvlnp
played with Merr.ilat on last ycort
Army team. Hedllel.l l aggressive! fast,
a splendid defensive md and ahh 'uph he
Is playinp the position for tne lirst time
this year, is polnp at such a fat ollp
now that he outdistanced Tully and
Britton, both expcrlcni-ed dankers, In
competition for the pUre.
ierhardt's work at quarter has been
tmppuvlnp with every drill. Coach Paly
ia spendlnp considerable time on him.
Uerr.ardt la the same lad who led the
rollepe iKitannen on the diamond last
sprlnp and he Is brltmnlng over with the
i li chatter In hi driving of the
Army's pridnon w.irrlors.
IT seem? to work well too. for the men
roopond to his stpnals with plenty of
life There muy be a change In this
lineup before the Navy pa me. but the
coaches were of the opinion that they
would stand pat on It. unless injuries to
players should no hesitate a revision.
The Army will pet it last rouph work
to-morrow and thOrasYtsr the team will
take It easy until Kr'day mornlnp, when
it will I SaVS for New York.
AMMAPOLU, Md . Nov. 23. Friends of
the NgVgl Academy team axe hopeful of
great reeults from the work of I'armeri
ter. t'ae lino coach of the Harvard team,
who is working ith the Navy forwaid
this week. He will continue his work
to-morrow afternoon and Thursday
morning and will remain with the team
until after the Army came on Satur
day. 1'ractlce This afternoon was se
rret and covered lUmost every phase
of football, but the scrimimape was
he iter than that of yesterda) . Th,
practice will lie egret apaln to-morrow
afternoon, but the practice Thurertnt
mornlnp. whloh will iKgln st h o'clock
will he upen aixl a last cjianre to gee
the team In action will be plven the
public. TTie start for New York will
ha at 1:40, but the iarty will stoi In
Philadelphia to see the CorneU-Penn-
sylvan la pame
It is almost certain that itn.HUiti.ii.
Will replace C, M. Jones at centre, but
the Other linemen will tie aa anticipated
for some time. iJoodst.in welpiis only
172 jiounds. but nib aggressiveness and
beadwork ha'e attracted the favorable
notice of the coaches. Von Heimberp
wili start the frame at left end Instead
of BlodgOtt and will punt for the team
THE White Town Car introduces in this
country the appropriate conveyance for
city driving. It has the short turning radius,
light weight and smart lines of the European
Coupe de Ville. The body is custom designed,
with interior appointments as much out of the
ordinary as they are ultra refined.
There is nothing in New York more beautiful
or more fitting for fashionable uses.
THE WHITE COMPANY,
Broadway at Sixty'second Street
!oonteln and Von Helnaberp halting to
the fourth, or Itmest class, a do (311
man, right tackle; Hinith. ripbt pua.rd ;
WOitPnot, left halflauik. and Martin.
fulll -k rnaklnp up the larpeet reip
resentatlon for the lowest class that
a Navy team evr haa lial.
A fsaturs of the prtu-tke this afte--noon
was the demonstration made by
the roplrmnt of midshipmen. After
the prartioe they parnde.1 the proumU
and called on different OnVora tor
atieixilies.
Airopos of the unusual j.r ,l.'...
plven the mldshlrsment this year of re
malnlnp In New York over the nlpht of
the pwme Bupt lerle hna iMUOd a
OOmmuntcattOn to them In which he
says in part:
"Yog will b. the Navy's renresenta-
tlM In Ni w TOrM ami all ee will bt
I upon you. therefore you should xeal
OUSly puard and uphold the honor of the
i uniform. Much will be expected of
i you, and you owe It to the naval ser
; vice to show pMbllcly thnt you ai"
living up to Its heet traditions. May
the best team win, and may that team
' be the Navy."
TIGER SOCCER TEAM
MEETS DEFEAT AGAIN
Championship Hopes Fade
When Hnverford Eleven
Wins by 4 to 1 Score.
Pnt.NOTTON. N I.. Nov 23 Prince
ton's soccer team, dworpnnlaed by the
j loss of nve men through injuries and In
; eligibility, was defeated 4 to 1 by Haver
ford thin afternoon on MoMlcra Field
I Hnverford presented well balance.! !
I combination, displaying power both on I
offence and defence. The Maverford
IPassinp was particularly clever and ac
curate and wus largely responsible for
the aise of the score.
The play was almost eruirely within
Princetons territory arid only the work
of t'alor. Mooie and Jackson on defence
prevented larger score, The Haver
ford men followed the bill closely and
were oul.k to take a -(vantage of oniior-
j (unities The Tigers, on the other hand.
were nruiiant only at times an. I seldom
were able to threaten the H..verfor.l
goal.
capt Oari or Haverford made thi-
first two goals for bis teatn and was fol
lowed by H Weller with two moie
All the Haverford scoring was .lone In
(lie first half In the second period
Princeton braced and as the result of a
bit of clever PQOalng arid a beautiful boot
from midtleld b Miller scored Its only
point. The summary i
Prtn. Men.
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Cstor
Mm.re
Tw , ,rr ,rt .
Pn.Oli.n-
Haverford, '
r..in.
Oardlner
Mhlplei
I4.illtt
St i re
. H. Buahl
Ptok"
H. Wttler
. . Crooantse
Ganr
Hlslit ful back
t.-rt r . it." k.
Right hslfba. k
entre ha tt k
le-f- hiiUl.ii.k
n.it(.(e rlgte
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Wire li-!l .
it u mghreyi
Fowler . .
Sherrer.l
Wstler
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Out.lrt.. rtt
I H Ml.-
Buahb)
1 Koals
s. ..rs
Ksvsrford
Prln-etun
Wsllsr,
Hi
erf'T'l. ;irv
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rin, Miller suustltute. n,.,iiUn.l f..
Twyeffort, Miller -f.'r Rharrsrd Rsferss
Wlfllsma Trenton. Time of halve. 4
New York
Cown Car y
Army Now Favored
Over Navy 10 to 8
pnEn S"HUMM, the Brooklyn
bettinR commissioner, re
ports that Lotting on the Cornell
I'eniiRylvnnift football game has
begun and a little money has
been placed on Cornell to win at
odds of 10 to 8. Some Pennsylva
nia men ask better odds than 2 to
1. A considerable amount has
been placed on the Navy during
the Inst few weeks without odds,
but this situation has changed to
10 to 8 on the Army to win.
There have been several even
money bets that the Navy will
score the first touchdown.
SOCCER STAR TURNS UP.
I uriirlioi of I n land Ilepnrt for
Practice nt olnmbla.
I'd 1'prarian, an llnpllsh soc er star,
' reported for the lllu aad White varsity
yesterday t'upt. siumhoit placed the
new player at OUtSldl left and he prob
' ably will start In that s.sltlo:i when t'o
I lumbta meets t.:nell on Smth Kleld
naturday vsith Ewranan ptaytm o-
lUmbla'l chances nt defcatltip Cornell.
Yale an, HaVSrftird an1 so pettlnp back
M a pOSSlbls i hampton appear brighter.
Bgrarlan took yernandes'a place. The
l.itttnr w vi shifted to otttalde rlpht.
Which has been the weak spot in the
login all season Noltg was relepated to
the scrubs
Sophomore Vi .n at 0 0. 31. V.
The sophomores defeated the Junior
In the ';t Cotlggg Interdaaa mircer
j tournament at .Tasi.er Oval yesterday.
1 l to 3. This Is the second pame thai
the second year men have won in the
aeries
FORD HAM WONT FLAT TRINITY
Turns
llonn otter for tiome la
Walrrbur), 4'onn.
That Fordhnm backed up the stand
taken by New Tork University anu Co-
lumbta by turning down a chance t(.
play Trinity was learned yoooerdgy from
William Lush, the director of athJetlce
at Kordham, Mot only did rTordbani
refuge to consider game With Trinity
but the refusal Involved a considerable
financial sacrifice
The c ty .,f Wat rlaity. COM.i is to
have a celebration knt wji aa i;.a. rnnr'n
day on Saturday of this week and the
Committee in iharne tried to persuade
Pordham to play Trinity as pait of the
feetlvitlea. From u nnanelal aspect the
ofTer was a most attractive one, but
the Fordharn SUthoHtleS lost no time
In turning It down, and by so doing In
dorsed the stand .uritjnst professional
ism taken by New York I'luverslty and
I 'olumbta
t'olntiilila l-'rcahmen o fnif Reason.
The Columbia freshman football team
plays its last game ..f the year on stouth
Field this afternoon, Hamilton Institute
belt g its schedule.! opponent. The year
t lings have had a oor season, winning
only or e game.
Larson l ikely to Win Trophy.
II '1 Iirsn. the Columbia freshman,
is picked to win tic Van Amrlnge tsoph
n tht nnal run of the cross country
squad for the pr.e which wiii be held
this afternoon over the Rtversede Drive
and s .it It Fl.id course. Iirst n and T
l-i. m Crucken, s cleotsmatOi are tied for
:irt place with lo gointa. t'ajit. Long
thorn ind it if. Hunt are tied tor third
plice. 1 Coach Wt-fors de idea to
start the suuad with email handicaps.
Langthorn may be able to -me through
:i tpli ner
COLUMBIA SCRUBS TRY
WESLEY AN FORMA TIONS
Varsity Breaks Them Up but Does Not Develop a Case
of Overconfldence as a Result of Its Success
All Ready for Final Game.
It s I good thing for Wesleyan that
its football team Is not composed of
'olumbla scrubs. If (t were thero would
'e nodilng to to morrow's game on
.iouth Field but Columbia's hupe score.
flN lllue and White scrubs plagiarised
he name Wesleyan yesterday on South
i'b ld ami tried as many of the plays
f i he Middleman eleven ae Assistant
i'Oach Telfcr could gather together, and
used them apainst the varsity, t'oach
detuiif s charges diagnosed the plays
and broke them up with such regularity
hat th,. scrubs move. I backward Instead
of forward.
The mrlmmgg was light. No hard
a. ..liti vv.is allowed, t'oach Metcalf
a.i a backfleld of Ainiei. qutgrterbaoa
sJlinonds, left halfback : Donoho, right
halfbsi ;, and .Mar.shuch, fullback. It
probable, though, thai Manebaoh win
e shifted to tirhi halfback and that
donroc Will start nt fullback. 1., tinner
worked foi a few minutes in the siamai
trill Hie knee has been placed lu a
brae- .-o that it is r-afc for him to play
part of to-morrow s Bnnl game. Miller
pen: twenty minutes kicking goala from
Held He put several over from the 4.'i
yard line,
gred l'a son. the 1'nlon oach, at
t ended praolloe yesterday and said Co
lumbia s ohanegs of defeating Wesleyan
were fair. He said that Columbia had
u far better learn than ono would expect
under lh conditions and ought to make
. light of It. DeWBOtVl reason for
oinlng down from Schenectady was to
ry to arrange a game for his charges
.ctth the lllue and White eleven for next
ear. It was a case of revisiting a
; Indian s. ene, for he played on the
. olumbla freshman team In 190J.
It wax announced that eight games
will be played next year. Several teams
have re. pleated games, among them
being West Point. It Is believM that
he Military Academy eleven will be
'aken on Both the Army and Colum
bia graduates favor such a move The
' tg game of the year, however, will be
ir em on South Field. Union. Williams.
Wesleyan, New York University, Htevens.
Amherst end Pordharm are under con-
Idei lion. Wesleyan and New York
l.'nlteri ty seem sure to be on the
ch.-.i tie.
Theodore B. Bhttlte, the N Y IT, foot
ball mansger, called up Graduate Man-
i per Fisher yesterday ic deny a story
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said to have come from a Violet sourn
iiuestlnntnp ths legality of Miller's 17
yard drop kirk that decided tin
pame In favor of Columbia It wa
said that Heferee Schwarx of llrow.
admitted after the pame that when Mil
ler made his next to the last attempt
to kick a goal from Held oi. the fourth
! down It wan blocked by one of his leain
' mates and thnt Capt Hlmonds had no
rlpht to recover the hall, rihulle salil
the whole story had no ground w hut ever
I Candidates for next year's ceptalney
' were discussed yesterday. Among then
I were Miller, l.lttauer. Healv uid W:l
her. Healy was defeateil by two votes
when Capt. Slmonds was elected sl:
weeks apo.
Instead of the usual scrlmmapo work.
Coach Ilollly of the New York I'nlver
lty f lotball team continued to allow
ills cl:..r :es to rest by itlvirtg 'hem onl'
a light' practice yesterday aft.-riioon on
Ohio Field. The workout was devoted
principally to tho development of a
strong offence and defence to lie use I
upait.it liulpers to-morrow tecs use of
the f:t,ct that th" coo.hes gollOVe (hat
field goals will i s the source of scoring
to. morrow, catin practised h.ith d'.i.
klcklnp and jiuntlnp for a long time.
Hamilton, one of the recent addition
i to the suuad also had a trial and showed
: pood form, especially in drop klcklnp.
A long signal drill followed In which
, only a few of the regulars took part
I Hammerschlap and Olswang took turn-
at calling the signals, as Mauley w.
! not on the field. Iternsteln and Catin
were the only varsity barks In the
lineup. 11. Draper tilling In nt rlghi
halfback. A scrub team lined up, but
no actual scrimmage took place, th
first eleven merely walking through the
plays. The coach paid special atten
tion to the Interference, which has prove. i
Ineffective In the last few games.
Manager Joseph A. iJodtn made goo.
his plan to keep practice se. re at Ford
ham held jesterday and the atu.lent
were kept behind the Quarter mile trai l
encircling tho Held. Freshman patrol,
proved elM. lent.
Coach Vaughn held n long drill using
open formations almost entirely, and the
scrimmage was the iirst of the wool
and also the lust of the s.-.i in, according
to Capt. Dunn. The team Is In fine
physical condition, excepting Yule
Qotden fumbled only ot.ee during th"
afternoon.
AMt SKMKNTS.
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Mats TO-dsJ . Thnk A "at
S4 4IS H Hlf kS IN 4II4 4M K.
COMEDY
list kl.t of H'WIIV fcg-- s (.1.
Mat,. Thanks'.. Mai, ft Tues
liood Seals ..Or. 7AC, II
MINT 4 OMRIIT !' T44V4 N. Kvs World
Ijincsahlre folksl A play for you
! Ttlt: BI4i 4QMFI4T HIT of the TOWN.
Sll IgJA l ft .neh gj Rvga s I '
Mmh To-dai Thahksp'4 ft n-it
HllliaJUIHMJ
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Supper ct Tm 4 tn t. Wi.l ii Silt,
rifjnrtnc World Chftinploi. l Akatrri
Adnr frw in tMo d'hnttt 1lniiT tl nml
a l i t a-' - i 1 kttiiiic if I )inri4T. suiiin'i
M .''J.i.Mlryant
BRINPCCft bun . Kast nf Broad war
r ninvacjcj lonMaunu. noon to 1 1 i m
I.4HT 44I.I.K.
GERALDINE FARRAR
m thsphoAo. rADUrni iric
(ilayof Vsrllwl btvl -j:, i ,-,oc.
A. I 4 I I ' 4 V I , I
through li. ALEXAN DE R
3o-MPnWELL. its War
tVWtilV Correspciiklcnt.
RANCE
PENN HAS ITS FINAL
DRILL BEFORE GAME
Rehenrnei Every Play n lis
List Compll Fines Smiie
nt Atlnntie Citv.
Ql'AKER LINKUP IX DOUBT
I Pit ti.APRt.rtf ia. Nov 2S The IVnnsyl-
vsnltt varsity had Its final practice of;
the season this Hftetnoon nt the WhltO
mnrsii Country t'luh Tin- practice on
itgttd mainly of n slpnnl dull, In which
all the new plays that the Quakers hope
o '.prlnp on Cornell on Thanksgiving
Oav were tJOne over for the last time.
Th leant ran them oft so smoothly that
Dr. Williams declared himsvir troll -atis.
lied with the flnal showing In every
way. To-morrow only a blackboard talk
will be given the men.
The mo doubtful position on the team
was practically sett'ed when the team
lined up aitii Williams at fullback.
However. Ir William" stattd that ho Is
still undoolded whether Williams or
Hobs will start In that position. It
ir probable that he will alternate them
the earrsj as h" Intends to do with ;
Hell and lenucks at Qtiarterback.
ATI ANTIC Pitt. N J . Nov. 2S The
Cornell football eleven went through a
two hour drill to-day, and Its appear
ance forecast nn abundance of trouble
'for Pennsylvania In the annual Thanks- '
I giving Pay pame on Frankllr. Field. The
big lthacans uncover- .1 for the first time
tn the open the new plays learned In the
baseball cape nt home and also Inter- '
, mingled their old teaching! for a variety
of attack from every conceivable forma
tion. Cornell will start the same team
ngalnst Pennsylvania on Thursday that
(opposed Washlnpton and Lee last week.
Lehigh Tease Still Ifnpefal.
HoTTir rtPTOi riir.i IVi 'nv 54 .
' Itefore l.vlug with his Ihlph te.im
for Wsslilnpton, Pa , to-nlgnt Cogoh
Keody i xjiressed his complete confidence
In his team and its ability to come bin k
against Washington and Jefferson on
Thursday Itefore leaving tO-ntgtll
I'oncii Keady announced several shifts
in the hook Hel 1 and two ehniipos on ti.e
line. HsllOWefl is slated to be nu-irter-la.-k
and Hilly CahaJI will pla) rlghi
halfback Inster-.d of I ft. which poeltlon
M.iguintiess will till, Haletod going to
fullbetctt, n the line lligelow will play
left end instead of Qreen and Pons Will
1 ro.'iace ilruntback.
AMI'SF.MKTS.
MjPJit J bar lea i ..in
yi,8SfR8.i''S!'ATg'T -m IW
AT TIIK LOWggf PRICKS
Mat. To-da A Kvery liy
Itv Asst Mel IMO.7A.I.O0 i W
NIP NIP nooiay
0O UP A Sensational I ni Nov.
A HAND Ice llsllet ' ,.i,
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r oSctALICE NIELSEN SOUSA gSffi
METROPOLITAN
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PHILHARMONIC
PQCIKTV iF NEW A i K
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PERCY GRAINGER
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SPALDING
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LILLIAN 6REUZE 'V V&Ti ' K
fOM TcviBOkT 1 Thankkujri. in i,t 1 ;i
Wt AWAMI fpvv
Mat fat II A M. LAST 2 WEEKS
THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE
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ARMY & NAVY ffi1
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lairopnan 44' sr H STOe.
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OPklN slVBItY DAY FIIOM 0 lull I,
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C0LUMHIA TRIES RIVAL POOL.
Nine nml White Hnlmmers Visit
I . . . to Practise.
Columbia's sadmrnlng ami water polo
terns practised for an hour In th C C.
Ni v tank last night. Coach Kennedy
had in i t ot his candidates competing
ignlnsl on. snothei to (est their real
Itrength Ittd ipeed Hal Vollmer, the
iMercolli . rhitnploti, and Charles
a., i iptaln Of ths lllue and White
team, rscsd nscll and nek for inn yards
in. I both covered the distance under It
eends Vollmer led Leo by inches.
Phil Herts t was a .lose third Herbert
hurl Ins ankle while on the freshman
football squad ind .in In the best Of
ihane yet,
lSV, li-t vo.c' tied, plunged over
sixty feet, an. I Murdhard dove better
insn er bef ire The leant looks to be
in tire best of shape, and Kennedy ex-
POcts little Oppo itiori from C. C. N. T.
in the Ural meetii j in l he Intercolleglgto
twimnilnR i tn.- or Pecember 9.
AMI PK HUNTS,
V. i lOtttCg LKAIHNU rHKA KIM.
EMPIRE
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10 si Rrea a -so. Mats.
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'V. I hi- Werk, 1 n ihil . liim's.Slt.
JOHN DREW -'THE CNIEP'
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list
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1 1 festive
! IViatiners
VJ I his Week
To-day 2:15
To-morrow
ft SATI'KDAY
The f piri I of Thanksgiving
inspires I, ;ht hearts; light
hearts bring good appe
tites; and good appetites
walk arm-in-arm with
good digestion.
MAKE LIFE'S BAN-
IQUET A COMPLETE
IHOL I DAY THIS WEEK!
ADD THE WIT,
BEAUTY, MELOTJY,
L)ANCE .tnd GAIETY ol
i ' i . W a BRLAN IBR'S
PEERLESS PRODI CTION
IlltMiK uv V. M, s MeLRLLAN,
Ml SI. li V III-. It MAN PTNOM.
JPpSeats ,,w .Sellinp for Xmas
& New Year e Mate.
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three
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OflUIC LUTE Kith Mujerla KamiVsu
LIBERTY R?lCftftT
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mous dontsnd for vests
3 SPECIAL MORNING
MATS., 10:30 SHvRP
TO MdRROW. THUR. FRI. 4 SAT.
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HANDLER Wm3Z.$olW$$
lot. Price Mat. ro-ds.v. UlgeataM't.lO
THE HOUSE OF GLASS
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, KJ 1 "THE GREAT LOVER"
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THE BOOMERANG
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MONTGOMERY & STONE J III5
PARK 10c & 25o
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