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THE- SUN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1916.
Bond and Flower Reenforce Harvard Football Battalion, but HorWeen May Be Out ' of Game for Some Turn
INJURIES MAY KEEP
YALE PLAYERS OUT
JflcijiH's Mini Smith Will Prob
ably Xot. Face Colgate
' ' Football Team.
CALLAHAN" WORKS AGAIN
K'r.w IIaviw, Oct. 30. The Yfttr font
"nil tram was Riven it rest from sctlm
maulnir thin nflcrnuon, Miik put
tliroufrh Ions alRiiul ilrlll Instead. T)i
rcKulirs wre on tlio field, with the ex
ception of Jacques unci Smith, tlin latter
belnff out with a dislocated IljiKcr imil
tho former with wntcr on the hnro.
Neither may net Into the Oilcan name
on t-atiird.iy. .Smith's Injury 1h not seri
ous. For the first time In two weeks Calbi
hnn nnd Vnrys, lioth candidates fur cen
tre, wero on the tlrlil, Callahan phiylni?
centre for tho third team nnd Vorys c
rtipylnir the fame placo on the second
team. Callahan Is not In the best of
shape ami limps slightly.
Capt. Illack's clcvon'shonred In It vic
tory over Washlnicton and Jefferson that
It has Rreal diving power, but It la ft 1 11
crude. That this Yulo team In far ahead
of the Yalo teams of the past -two sea
Hon at the end of October It the opinion
based solely upon the fact that the team
Is helnff constructed nlonn well Known
and tried lines of developmert.
The most promising feature of the
Vain team to-day In that Yale nan n real
quarterback In Smith. Tho KIN hnvo not
had rji (food a quarter In several years,
and Smith Is therefore considered u nnd.
He 1s becoming both a eucral and u
rlayer. .
Ie Gore'a punting la still a roureo of
worry, but the rest of his gamo Is so !
........ . U .. I- , . a .. ... I .......... . 1.1. . '. 1
lilUl 11 ISlClil IU 1Ul.l.llU J HP puvr
footwork.
The team came through Faturrtny's
name without a slnclo Injury, and the
lineup thin week will not be chawred, ex
cept that Bob UliiKham, tho left half
back, who was tailed homo Saturday,
will probably be back In the gamo thl
week. The work of Carey, who played
In Ulngbam'a place Saturday, was vury
atlsfactory.
Braden Is expected to return to the
fcjund this week at fullback. Ilraden Is
a punter and drop kicker of no mean
accomplishments. Postlbly tho strongest
back-field would bo Smith, lllngham, I,e
ff-irr, nnd Hradcti.
roster Itockwell, former nil American
quarter and later coach of Ham Moise'w
liiO elf.viri, Is expeefed hero to coach j
lo-inorrow. and later In the wcel
"I'udge," JlefTrlflngi'r, star linesman of
the early '90s, Is coming to help. It Is
hard to realize thnt Ileff has a son on
the freshman squad. If he develops to
be anythlnK like his father the Yale line
will have less to worry about next jear.
TIGERS BATTERED' LOT.
Worn hy Dartmouth Cam-, I'rlnee-
tnn floes Mule WnrL.
PniNcnTox. N. ,T Oct. HO. . rather
discouraged and batteted lot of Prince
ton football players irported nt the
Stadium this afternoon for practice.
.'obcIi Hush required thojc who had
participated In the. Dartmouth game only
to run through signals and try a fw
now formations. The greater part of the
practice was held In secret and some
new plays were tried. y
Neither Amu nor EJdy was out for
practice to-day. lMdy's Injury differed
In the Dartmouth gamo Is expected to
keep him dlo most of the week, while
mcs Is due to-morrow. Winn was cil.o
absent because of Injuries ami will not
be able to report for some time.
"Billy" Moore played halfback" for a
time. About half an hour beforo prac
tice closed Mooro was brought over to
the scrubs and took part In a ctltT scrim
mage. He was allowed to carry tho ball
repeatedly and plainly showed tho ef
fects of his long absenco from tho line
uu In a lack of condition. The rcM of
the varsity lineup was the rame as usual ,
with the exception of Kunk. who alter
nated with WlUon at end for u time.
HARVARD EARNS REST.
irneH Over Cornell firing Olni
on Vacation Ilornftn Hurt.
Camuripoe, Mass., Oct.- SO. Hilly Mur
ray, quarterback, and Hay. n Hiibsilluto
guard, were the only Harvard football
inon on tho field to-day who took part in
Saturday's game against Cornell. The
others all were allowed n test.
There was a big Inflow of ftmier
cripples, however. Hond and Flower be
ing In the backfleld for tho long drill
and Clark, Sagar and Hatchelder ri -porting
for work on the rush line. In
the drill there wcrs not enough foi
wards to fill the tackle positions, while
Felton, tho third mbstllute quarter,
played on one of tho ends.
Horween, whoso kicking wns so satis
fostory from Harvard's standpoint
against Cornell, Injured his wrist nnd
will bo out for sonio tlmo. Flower,
however. Is a good kicker.
While neither Harts nor Capt. Dad
muu were out this afternoon both aro
physically ln condition and will be back
In the thick of the hard work Wednes
day. Tho team lost a lot of weight In
the Cornell came and will not bo drlvoti
hard before matting Virginia Haturday.
RESULTS AT BILLIARDS.
Brooklyn ouolata oontlmtsd msklng hlcli
runs In the nstlonat notice ftratglit rnll
billiard tournsiiient rriterdny. Tour of the
slvht contestants mado runs of twenty rr
better. Ihe Mimmarl? t
Klynn's U 11. Htarhey riefeatti W, Mon
roe, ion to Winner's hlsh run. V.
Insjr'a 10. P. W. Ilaclnlafr defeated U. C.
Jlackstatr. Ksl In IU. Winner's Willi run,
'.', 10KT' 11. 'It. (.'. Ilui-kslaR ilefeBIrd
W, Monro, 100 to tl. winner's high run,
10; loser's, 11. .1. T. Magneas ilrfeteil H.
It Iiuls, too to s4. Mnurr's high run,
IS; loser's 1".
i.'ranileld's W, Vlre rtefested E, 11.
Itohn, iixt to 78. Winner's blah run, l'l;
'osr's in !:. II. Walrous dsfsHti-d .1. T
Snltcler. I no to 6!i. Winner's IiIkIi run, 15,
liner's 9.
Thllni'a Kills fiiilnmon dtfsnteil U, I
llailiu, 100 to HO. Winner's high run, 11,
lorer's 12.
Doyle's Ifsnry 1'rantntn defeated W
Morton. 100 lo 4T, Winner's high run. lit;
loser's 12. II. l'rnntien defeAlfd N. Majii,
ino to Winner's high run. IS; tour's
IS. If, Krantien dsfeate.t II. Mantnn, mo
lo 01. Winner's high run, 17; lout's 12.
V. r-tnxsn ilefealea .1. F. I'reese, 100 to tU.
Winner's IiIk run, '.'0; loser's IS. u Kugaal
defeated M. MtilllKun. 100 to S2. Winner s
run rune i, ioer s io,
l,alr Urothers' W. Hortnn defeated r
I.niip, 100 to i)3. Winner's hlith run. 21;
lo-er'M H. J, K. IllaMall defeated S Urns,
sell, ton to N4. Winner's hlrh run, in;
Irm-r'e 22. nr. W. I). Hrader defeated .1
.1 .Inlmnii. Jr.. 100 to 88 Winner's hlrli
r'-n, 20; loser's It. f I,nop deffntei! ll
l.uKrln. 1(l to TS, Winner's IiIkIi run, tUt
ioff's H,
SCHEDTJLEEl BOXIJIQ BOUTS.
ro-NiniiT.
I'. Ilentllt
U -llill llrennin ant) Tnni
4 Vamlribilt A
flroa'lsy t!
Culi-r.
ueeioboro A
Nuvii'-iit
lllniliio A t'
V
Kddle West and Kdilei
Kdill.
South nnd l'ranl.le
!
touiirrj
TltritSUAY
NOVKMIIKH
l:llliinnt A
JjtU Smilll,
i-ilnii Maitin ana i.i.i,
-una Maitin and Irltli ,
FIIIUAY NOVKMIIKK 3
i:arvv.L,;M,vt.i,&-iiIo,'"n'
HORWEEN HAS
trick regarded as hurdling
Harvard Back Uses Style of Motion That May Be
Contrary to Rules Fordham Only Eastern . .
Team With Clean' Slate.
n r DASiix
As demonstrated n.jnlnst Cornell laet
Saturday, 1)111 HortYceu, tho Harvard
fiitlbni'lt, lias dovotnped a at.tlo of plung
bib, or rather icutlnj,. Unit wc class ns
tiurrJIIiis. It's not out and out hurdling
but !i combination of liurdllmt and diving
over inn llnu alter the manlier mado
fatiioiiH nt Columbia In iI.ijh of yoio by
Hitluld U't.lis. Illll LaiiKfoid of Trin
ity., one or tho tnnrt olllclcnt football of
ficials In tin. country, .cft-iccd tho Kiiine
rl l.'ambrliUu and picdM-d llonvocn'n
method of locomotion un bcliK within tho
law.
On some occasions llorween was
within tlin wording of tho rule, but on
oiliem he seemed polity of Imulllug cvi-u
uecordliii,- to the r-trlct interpretation of
the dclliillioii. ltulo (I, section 2, de
Ihuw hurdling In the lino um "jumping
orr or attempting to Jump over a
player on the line of scrimmage, with
both feet or both linoes forcinotit, within
tho distance, of live tard on either sldo
of tho jiolnt where the ball was put In
play." Tho penalty I ilftcen yards.
'iulle a number of football crltjcs from
this city miw tho minio alu! many were
of the opinion that on a number of occa
Ions Horwren was littt iltlnir and that Hie
htylo ink-lit ho III violation of the spirit
FORDHAM CRIPPLES
COME BACK TO LIFE
Football Players Who Had
Uoen on Hospital List Show
a Lot of Sppt-rl.-
While a dtf-rppotntmcnt to the Kord.
harli iliiderrradnates. the cancellation of
tho -VnnsjlvaiiU Military College foot
ball panio list atunlay worked won
ders to th muiid. ):.cry man formerlv
on the hospital list appeared In drill yes
teulay and tho varsity bad Its full
strength fur lli? first tlmu In two weeks.
HiK-getivlg, Cadc-ll, O'Coiinc-ll, Binney,
Mi. and Call in, tho former Invalid,
(.criminal;..,
iioh-;i a woiiii or Hash In the dmmnv
I iniiisiy i-n.l OConnell bootnl the
plp.sklu for an hour. MeNnmora ran
the team lit quarterback. No dlfllculty
was experienced by the varsity In
swlnglinr lino formations, which have
not been used by tho Maroon In nny
contest so far, but were practised Inside
cIommI gate" for two weeks.
Benlnnlr.rc to-day four coacli will
toll dally with the team. Dr ( ltlll)' Kcl-lelu-r
nnd Dr. "riull" MeCnfTerty. Mars
on the l'."iD l-'otdham team, will handle
the enda and backs, while u score of for
mer pla.ers hai ofl-n-l their aid to
help Coach Uargan tint the team In con
dition for tho (.eorgotown game on elec-I
turn day.
CORNELL SHOWN MISTAKES.
Dr. Mm rpp Ti-IU I'Ujrre of Hard
Work In Conir.
Ithaca. N. Y Oct. 30. Sclioel-l-.epf
Stadium w-i empty tn-lay, the
Cornell coaehi-s al'tig tlm varsity men
only a bl.ickbo.tnl lecture following tho
Harvard (,ain; Put this itjoluro was tho
longest and most Important In several
sears at Ithaca. The men had no chanco
to forget tho Harvard game, the many
mlspla, the lack of Judgment and,
above nil, the d.ued way In which they
played.
Ir. Sharp? told the players that they
mii"t ixiwct the harclet work ever re.
itulred of i tarlty souad at Cornell.
I Ho mapped out a programme of pro
(.,,)lllrc , MO,t wo eck, ,i(;f()I(
the Michigan gamo In Ithaca. All of the
nun came out of the. Harvard game In
good ph) ileal rondltlon. Karl Ilretz. tin
i-tnr u rub halfback, Ii expected back In
bis togs bofore tho middle of tho week.
I.AUHKL RESULTS.
rirst usee Tio--ar-old maidens; five
ami a nan iurior,gs; Oliy j ion (llur
i,inaiw,i, li'.ru. Iis.f'i iiiul H.C), nun;
Mae Murnr. 101' fKleeif.-ri. Ifi.no und
3.n. rerolid; SAoon, 11 J lllllt.velll. 'is,
thlrii. Time, I -OH, i"Jrnnd Jury. Delos,
s.iniiatf. Alary Powell. Ittir of Phoenls., N.
K Itenl, Water Wings und Jai-k Duwrun
:s.i rsn.
Sit-uiiil Unro Thrte. year-olds nnd up.
waul. elM-iilHtsic; eotlluc; about two
mllis: Olio Ploto, 13i fCrawford), JlS.lif
$U nnd Mti.7". won; IMson Park. Ut (II
Wll.,iimsl. It. so ard is.in, iHcdnd; J. It.
lolmson. 113 Iflnrttl, 7,J, third. Time
:l'i, Itnt:i-I rnl', Secnienre, Murch Courl,
Cynosure, lhnm and lills Michael nl-,i
ran.
Third liner Two. jsar. olds! purae: six
furlongs: Lively, 1 1 1 iSchiittlngerl. I5.no,
tS.TO mid U III', -son, Sjn.lnl. ten ipavlrs),
17 und SI, in, second : Cherry lllne, Ut
iTrul r), II SO, third, 'Uiue. 1 1 1C 1-6.
Ajnuliciiuijlnr, 'I rlple Crown, Olyn 'i;, and
K" bi iile-j r-in
Piiurtli Hare .felling handlcip; three-year-olds
and up; six furlonxi: Yankee
Nniloni, lit (llaynes), 1130, S3. in and
f3.7o. won; Water Idly, 1 OS (nutnelli,
IS.itu and II. 10. acii-ond; Presumption, lot
(Ambrose). t.:o. third. Time. 1U.1.
l-'svnr, t'herwood, True aa Steel, Ktruacan
and Sraramouch aio rnn.
l-'lflh lli,ce Purse: for threa-yaar-olds
ond upward; one inlln; Marae Henry, 110
(Troxler). K.IO, 14,10 and :.I0, won; Pol
roma, 107 (ItoMnsmi), U.50 and 11.10, aee
ond; Air Man, 101 l Hall), 12.10. third.
Time, 1:59 S-C. Candle, Turmoil; Car
raghaleen and Ampere 11., also ran.
flxth llace l-'or three. yrnr-olda and upi
selllnBl six furlorig! Illue Cap, lot (Hhut
tlngerl. 15 !. IS.S" end IJ.rtO. won; Pha
raoh, 11 (Iioytei, i: ;n and 15.70. teeond;
finldeii l.lst, iiui (Itolilnsnni, H.40, rhlrrt.
Time, Itl.l I Qulen fialjA. surprising,
Salon, I,.vly I.rfndmi. Landslide, 1'b-rn-l.
S-mthorn fluid, Surtget, Superintendent nnd
Shrapnel also ran.
Scveritli Huts- Three. ear.nlds and up
nurd, selling: one mile and a eltteenth--I'lnekford,
l'.i ILcaieri, II5, 113. tu aod
f 10.10, llrst. Little. KiiKtimii, ,t (Diitn-ell),
11.30 and I2.m, seeonil; Star llal, lis
iKeoghi, Ii ", third. Time, lift. After
glow, liny Day. Aesop. Value. Aahran and
Song of Valley n.'n.i run
LAUREL ENTRIES,
l-lret Itar,, Tno.i-ar.nldt s'lllns, ons
nille: hrud lljrnn, 1 1 u ; lilory llelle, 106;
lliirli.mk, 101; "Snn-ter Thuii Sugar, 100;
Harharu H. 04; 'Lady lluli, no; Napoleon,
1ii. KinliKky Hoy, 1(14: 'llrent Indly, 104;
I'oneo do Leon, a,; lllshnay, SJ.
Second lluce Two-yiur-iilda: handicap;
six furlongs. Ilmoklyi:, lis; jf. k. ie,
110, Kilts, 10,- .Minoliln. 117, llattlo Ab
be. 10-1, (Iphella w 100.
Tlilid llape All ages; selling: handicap;
one mile lleim-en l)s, nr.; I'alr Helen.
IO'i Hands tjfr, 103, Ht Charlcote. n
J'l'.lon l.jnn, 101. stulnnrt Helen, loo.
l-'iuirth Itnee -Thiee.jenr.nlils and up.
ward. Ilio Natluunl llainllcnp; K.lilO
lidded, one oiIIm nnd nn elghthi tMhort
Unas Uinp.i, I ; ; llifrrmv, 120: lliiuea.
l:i. tli.niiU's rimb-e, in,-,; Hpur, i:n. Kin.
lergold. 111. King .Vi-pluni, I UK i liol.lcresl
ll-n. I.
1 I ft ll Itni-i -All ages, selling, line mile
end twenty i.ls! Tl,. pi,,. j3; lll.uk.
runt, 113; S.inlh.-rii Hold, 113: Uluuh Do.
110: Linda I'ajne, J 111; Itiis,, Juliette, n;
Tom Hiinciiik, nil. Sandal, in'.'; Voung
Linlil.-iii, ll. Pharaoh, 111. Afterglnn,
ll'l, II i,l lin-l lll. Mi.iiHliilKr. 107- I. If..
I 11,1 .kl. ,.r,,ll ink '
Sltih H i' e- Th-e-yenrolds anil up.
!oldirei llnv. t--: Hr.ive I'unarder.' 1 1.
N'lifel. UU: Vi..!li.i. I,,a i.n '
1 Klnr's 0ii kh. s.lcm.'lus: i,mhro.'e, o;
e-jeion ii.ni - i-our-vear uids ami up
,veui , .ln nm ml u-l a uuiiri.ri
Miller. Hi; l.iri-.h I'imrt, n
Aimaiiieni, II- " ol ii-i.ii. loo. Mxiilu
I'lrk lit 1Hi.Ii Tide mi.' ..-.,ry' iJV"1"
Aiiri,,tli- .illnivnu o clahusJ,
1 1; n 1 1 lb is entry,
DEVELOPED A
1f not the wordlnc of the rule. At anv
rate It oprna up an Interesting topi, anil
siiggtuia that there might bo a more
explicit wordlnir of tho dellultlon of
hutdllug',
l-'or having attained such great ein
clclicy In his specialty llorwccn dcocnes
a world of ncdll, for It takes consider
able vlor and yuiuptlun to go through
with hl "hurdlt-." tin wiuh tlnally forced
to leave the game Willi what loul.cd to us
like a f i actum! wiiM,
If llorwcru found the Cornell lino
closed to prioress ho usually mado n
hslf illve ami half hurdle ovir thu first
Isilwaik to llnd loiUjment under the sec
mdary defence. Scveinl olliein among
llii- llarvald backs, Hitchcock in particu
lar, also tiled the llorweru .method, and
there weio evidences thai all had been
working to perfect tho fullback's .pe
clally An olllclal discussion of thcstjlo
wn held on iho Held during tho gamo
Willi tho MnHNiichUsclts Aggies a week
no last t?aturliiy, and thvic may be
othera coining.
Knrdhnm Miami .tltnr,
There was terrlllo uiortnllty a:n..ng
clean scoring slates InM Satin day. when
I'rlfK-oliiM llrii. ti .....I ...II .i . .. .
fiom tlvi list and left the field nlono to
: it it I ."iii.ii uiuiji.ii
rorunam. ,tiio Maroon Is now tho only
eleven In the Hast which has not al
lowed a scoro of any kind.
In addition to rordham . rrlnccton.
Brown and Muhlenliotg are the only
teams whoo goal lines have not lieen
crossed. Vach has allowed only one field
gual to be tallied against it. Harvard
has permitted only one touchdown bv
Tufts while Yalo has yielded a field
goal to Carnegie Tech and two touch
down, to Washington and Jefferson
The scoring recordi are led by I'snti
State with 213 points In six games.
Muhlenber lias scored 17? and I'art
inouth 177. 'Albright holds tho lead on
tho other side of the ledger. It Ims
scored only polntu and allowed 54.7,
with CIcorgetown's SO Inst Saturday as
tho high mark.
nnM 4M-,i j t
--vpfircimird ( onchlnn.
Probably thf speediest and IimsI nn.
I'rt-i.nicu on oi coaching i im He.rwird
,...i .i.i.. .. .
r,u.,i. .,v inn r,-ii',n vii iven ii oe -
tween t ie halves last Saturday. Toward
the end of the lecond period Cornell
i-ouuoK sirongiy and making con
sldcrablo progress through tho Crlmw.t
line.
When the whistle ended Uih tlrst half
Captain nadmun did not lead bin men
Into the locker room, but took them Into
tho baseball cage. Hero tho coaches
pae h llttlo demonstration of th Is-st
way to st.rn Cornell progress. That they
profited roy the exposition wns shown by
Hie Ilnrvard men In tho third period.
In Short Meier,
The return of Hond nnd Flower at
Harvard will develop a very Interesting
halt!" for backfleld berths. Ilaughlnii
has a fi'ic collection of backs In Cisj,
Hoiween. Thacher. Hond. 1-noner. llliib-
cock, Mlnot and WIIIcox.
! Thlelscher of Dartmouth tnav have
punted fiirther than Drlggs last K.itur-
uay, but there lsi,tioliody who can mi
proach tho Trlneeton kicker In booting
puzxlfng spirals.
Tlrooke Brewer, national lnter.-cho!atlc
sprinting champion last year, I playing
In the backfleld at Maryland Slato Col
lego, llrewcr weighs only 142 pounds.
He Ir doing the punting for his team.
Jim Hobertnon of Worcester Academy
has been elected captain of tho Dart
mouth freshman eleven, one nf the best
first year tenms the Orceti has yet had.
Against Andover recently Hobeitmn
kicked a field goal from 4 8 yards.
One of tlm beet tncklee jet sent North
by a Southern eleven Is Caffey, csplaln
of tho Virginia l'oly team.
TayW, captain and quarterback of
Isafayette. Is a very light man, hut ho
never quits, playa a fine, game and Is the
life of the team.
Iiocal followerr of football arc won
derlng what has happened to Hunk
Hlodgett of the Navy. He has not played
at all this sencon and laM tear In
loomea up as on.e of the stars.
EICKARD MAY CONTROL.
lilLrls- tn Take Otrrr Maliairnirnl
of noslnic lu tinnlrn.
Madison Pqunre Mardeti will face a
crisis to.day, so far as tho feature of
billing Ih concerned, nnd the Show
Corporation, wliluli bin coiidin.-tod the
bouts In the historic aiena may ictire
nnd give way to new oillrlnls.
Tho fata of tho Show Corporation
binges on the action taken by tho Hn
Ing Commission to-day, when tho re
fusal of the (la rile n management to pay
$250 each to Muha and Welnert lie
cause of tho llrst postponement at their
match will be taken up. Althoughl 'rank
Dwyer liaa expressed the opinion that
the fine against the Harden seemed ox
ceeulve, Fred Wenck and John Francy,
who decided on tho penalty, can hardly
reverse thlr decision.
Ill the ttverit of tho Commission's re
nmrmlng the penalty and tho Show
I'orporatlon refusing to pay, there will
be nothing for the Commission to do
under Its ruloa but to Murrpcnd the
corporation until such tlmu in thu tine
Is paid and the bout between 'Welnert
und Moha put on In the Harden,
If thai action Ih taken, then the. Show
Corporation will throw tip Its iiniuls and
tetlre. from tlm boxing Industry, und at
this point the name of Tex itlckurd
looms latge um the next Czar of tho
padded glove game In the Harden, n
Is declared by one In :t position to
know thnt he will bo tho licit manager
in the old .arena.
.Should Itlckurd Ret control he would
bo compelled to go through with the
.Moha-Welnert bout and also pa'y the
line.
Moling- F.vrnfe To-night.
Illll Uronnan nnd Tom Cowler will ,.
the IcHllnrr attraction nt tho lirnudwity
H. (', to-night, and If Coaler can stand
off tho hard punching Celt, bo will feel
Hint no nas a new leaso of pugilistic,
life.
Tlmto should bo plenty of aclloii nt
Iho Queeiishoro A. C of laing Inland
City to-night, when IMdlo Nussnt, Nut.
Icy'sj hard hitting middleweight, will
meet Newark's inlddlew eight i-liamiiloii,
IMdlo Wen,
MONTE ATTELL STOPPED.
Monte Attcll. tho veteran bantoin.
weight, hist night renewed his proximity
to the canvas, Attcll was knocked ,,,t
In Ihe seventh louinl by Kid Tajlor at
the Military A. C, In Hrooklyn. A right
1 the stomach ended Iho argument. At.
tell took a count of eight In Ike fourth
ruuuu.
COLUMBIA BRUISED
BUT NOT BEATEN
Varsity Eleven Caine Through
W illianiH Gamo Without
Serious Mishap.
COACH EXPLAINS PLAYS
lV'pltc the fears of the coaches none
of tho Columbia football pl.-yeis who
weio bmttTi-1 and hrulsot In the game
with Williams on Hnturilav ii-cecil fe
Hous Injiirle. dipt. Jeff He-ily. whose
eg wns bruised In a scrimmage early
in the game, underwent nn examination
ni'd nothing serious was disclosed. He
was on tho Held yesterday.
It was feared thnt ttalmondo, the
n.uarteib.iclt, had a broken oolhirbone,
but two X-r.iy photographs fulled to In
dicate it fractxre. His shoulder la badly
wienohed, however, and the coarhen w.l'l
s-c to It that he docs only the. lightest
kind of wmi fur the next few days.
Not more tlvin half a dozen player
were on the Held at the usual practice
hour, ninl XcIoii .ifrtcvtlr sent them in
after they had tossed the ball nrrnm.1
for a few minute'. Ho thea called the
cnthc varsity squad together for a
blacUUmid talk. In which he went over
i the game with Williams play by pin;..
I Tl! tnnlfir. il.tftti-t l ....1. !,..
frrrfhmen eleven In a rough and tumble
gaino by 19 to 0. Tho Juniors made
' ..,.. ....... . ....
men- i.isi loiiciiiiown iy Mocking a puM
Inside the freshmet.'s goal lino.
MAKING SPEAKER MANAGER.
nrpnrls Are llofnjr It Trl Lands
Ill Cleveland.
Clkvuland. Ohio, Oct. SO, The fact
that Trls Spealtcr, the great outfielder
nnd champion batter of the American
League, arrived In Cleveland to-day to
remain for a few days and that Presi
dent James C. Dunr. of the C eland
American league club Is due hero any
dy gave rle to tho report that Speaker
would succeed Ieo Void as manager of
tho local team.
Hiinn stated that h would have sev
eral Impoitar.t announcements of grcaf.
Intei-t-st to tho fans to make at a dinner
he will tender local newspaper ni"t some
I nine .(ii- weph
, Vip.ir(sidMit Uru,n n MoTinv ...v
time :hi- week
I that he knows of no chance in the num.
age -ai enn on tre part of president
I i w-... ... , -
' "'ii'ii. i-i'tai-t-r ?.im no unrw noiiio.K
wlintsor-er of any contemplated chance
'"' tli f-ar.ngement of the local club.
College Football Flashes
Milfls at Amherst.
AMHnftST Miss., net. 30. Th
herst t-at.i t;as gleu a light workout t
herst t-at.i t;as gleii n light workout t .
Lit before Martin the strenuous drill Hint
rl I ,- In order euh day fr,mi non on lo
tl-t ei d of the een'in C ,arh Itl.ey I ion.
r..'-n' of lctur In the r.-malulnit Karnes,
for tbe Wesletan annie sbovted thai Jhe
Mil- has it H't found Itself Bill llllleh "f
tils :it.-nlir i-IH t-e alt-en to deteluptng
a ipce lv offensive. Ills !r-t inov pi tV.
tlllectloll lies i, i taVe Schini-lt from thi
ll ,e and put hint at tight bn'fbaclt tn-da).
lti:iui:h 1-ss be. -t ehlfled to gunnt, h-r-
lli t gilt Wll bf .11 adVlltltaae Tori-, s
tins t'al'ied tho itssUlimt 1-t at left end ond
with the team lln-d up la this way they
worked -in and down the tll,l In n speedy
Hgnal drill.
1 afasrtle la Fluted
i; ASTON", l'a., 'let. 30. Lafayette !s In
high rle oter the football tleto-y oyer -
le-banin V-tl'e and tn-niorrnw will ents-i
wt-h renew..,! fftrlt op special worl, ; f .r
the ri ne with l'ennshatii i on Saturdot
I'm. h frowe't w' pty sue. Inl otten'lui'
to tli end., which hate be.-a a source uf ,
tcrr nil season
K'l's was Ht the beglnnlnr of the season'
the ,e.t end In the eotmd. b'i he an-4ln,
h,. nble i,ri hn heen In nnd out nf th- .
Kiitoe all season. Wnndrulf, who wa th-
orl-tli.at selection for the ..tW i-ti" of the
line, has a's d nimh from tint In-
etllahle source nf the football Cosch'a ills -
trnctb a . pqr lee and ThaMer have been
Ihe tcoit U-ef ll silb-tlt'lte. nnd ' Is prnb
able that ore nf tbist bnv.s wl'l h use,l In
Hi l'eiili cam- The res' of Ihe tine urn
ti, I bin Minis, wli.i nuclit I" b- able In
idi- high sr Ie football, but fur some
reason or other 'riv hpto not yet respond
el to the !( -r:s uf the coo-lies ti, teach
them the rolne. Itilllclc Is the nin-t rePt
hie of the iiulntet Ills vears nf etprrl-ll'-e
nnd the Imprmed health whb h ho I" this
)rar n1n)lna link- him "f more talu to
l.ufnteac thuii Ik- has ever been
limit r,tn-etllons Here,
fe-orcrtowu has one of Hie 'it teams In
the Last this tear and the officials al ibe
HlPtup arc railiei aurprlsed that tho tram
wee tint credited with as much us It tnlgi i
hnve b.en utter winning from li.trtnioutb.
r. inked with Ihe best It. Its serlh.il
Airulnsi I '.it .1 li t ii i ileurgetutta w-'.lt prob-
ablv ..ne up as follows: t'.ark, left -.nil.
MrC.irthi, left la, He; ."how niter, left
ge-ir.i. Anarrson i ntr. i ini.K uri-eii, ;
rltlil guard. i"apt n't' mor. il-iht larkle ,
Whel.n. tlsht end. M-iliu..j quarterback:'
lilim.- le't hn'ri.trh. Mcijuade. rlibt half ,
bai-K Will, fill. back.
ejie nine nnl ilrn Is norr pnlnMng for
the rordlia'ii wim, . Last year ncoraetowii
ran awnv from the Main, ,11 and this jear f
the Hllltopir hope to surpass tb-lr record
of loir. I
j
M.lsirer I. SlallsKed. 1
WA."IHNflTON. l'a., Ort. lft. -While;
-
tt'ti.hlneteii and .t eff, rsrtn was beaten liv
t.e .lefe.n'. - lYrdhai i Vtn ,7. in iln 11 s 1 ne , . .,. I i;: i , ,; ,;; "' Hawthorn l-'l-ld I mrrnw afi..rn.,..n I o'-'P vned Hint. 'I h- Hattl. r tried for it
,f HiampbV, !s i j", w: '.'''..'.".v.'t'V.rtie1';?,.; nnUU-" " """
Hlu. and iir.. has a tlrtorv ..ir Hart-I J"..,- .how'tig .--..icni:., -.i,..e it aula '' ' ' " - ' S' Vto i , a i 1,1 " '"' '" '-i'"'"EC and l.fvlnsl-.v
tonlllli of which in h.i.s, ,,d Coach Al b her.- I.-K.il led , 1 1 , ,poi t..r 1 i al I, 11. " ' ' ... r.'i,;,: ri iT. ill I.!, it lEl.Vt-! "' "v I'-'tt I he ha, I to clinch
Kx.-n.iine tr now teiichlng hi. tilaer. There wl'l l . inn.- vtup f"i th- " ire-i- eiet.n app. a i I , nt ni winning . i" nail i' i nib u
eral f 'rnullon- far use iiRi.lnrt the Maroo,, . . .mi .k r. this e.-k ..- ih,-y ' will p'ay ' ' ; ' ."'.''oja lit b- Pi Hr..ok' n. -''d hold
.., New torn oi. cl., linn .bit. I.if. i.lie atur.n and t.o ,r.,t P oM log sal euntender beliig P..;y fn-p.
Ynle. Fol Me'ig-r Ii a "atlsrlrd coach. Ills lf ,n t ti t - t es slat. ,
men did Just about - hat was expected or, there will l- 1,,, leti.p la pracil, e. Han
them Abote all, Metjgsr Is glad that ale ,f r,, p,,,,,,., t,, drlie it men nt lop speed
lecoe-nlred the clean lactlrs of hH 'iien. j 1 reujt . mo. li of llulm-ie'., tuestlxe as
which llclted some entnment
ntkot enter, lnln lb "fllisl nt
'final phases" of Its '
.:'..'. -Vi .
UU campilni. Musaingiim win i.e me
..est nnno.ietit nf the fted and lllack eleven
but following It ronie the four rlaal games
on th schedule, every on of which la ex
p,.ete, to test Metlger's eletel lo Hie nt -most,
Mnet linieirtant of thee la the all
nual ihainiilonshlp frav tilth the 1'ntter
rlit of I'ltt burg In Pittsburg on Not em
ber 11. '
,Mtriis Kegulars Hut.
Football prartlee at (llelena yeslerrtai
lirotel dlslieill tenlng, ns all of tho Pl.t
etllllg bnckllcl.l fulled In ri-peit. Wrbb,
Marshal!, Illo.s and l. rhiiec weie the nb
eentr... M.ireliaire 1 utd, wlitih k. ;. hltn
out fur tin. last half of the week, I: wan
learned tn-diiv has become mote acrlotM
111 .1 for the last Ino d.is he ha . been 0.11
line.) 11. hi- bed.
lllost's shoulder win damaged In the flret
iiuiirtcr of Saturilav'e game against Pehi
wan- and (he coach .las forced to nplaec
1 lie l) nliiiee, who In turn w as rim!
I, I'll llljuie.l. Dcglnteo Irid preilonslt-
I. ecu hurt In thr .Mi.ldlt bury gain and
II. idgera liad hoped mil to have to use htm
r-'alurdu), but lllom's'lnjury nnd the heat I
net of tlin Hclaware Lain forced him to
ll-e lleKiltletf. Hodger SCI. I both to ail
otdeot, it li I
llr.'iuu. lite vaihlty end who was hurt In 1
ihn Middlebury game, uml has not returned
since, vas also nhscnt. Musk, tlio.iRl. 1
somewhat bHiig'd up when he recnvcied a'
ball that railed out ..I bounds pud both
team fill uu him. r. poll..), hut Hudgei
lefllted In lief lilm ijet lulu t autt uf'l pit 1 .
Hurler 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 iv. thu t -1 ell
The line men ealno UiriulRh falrlv well'
sav.i fin- Ihe Inevitable hi-al-es nnd wili 1
ptidiablv nit start In Ihe g line against
.'uluiubla on ileiitoti day
liiirlhiniire Ha. Hopes.
NWAItTHMillli:, ',i. Oct, no.. Next f-nt
unlay the Hwarllimiuo football team M1.1
ruilrator In lliullllaln It,. , lean stale lit' de
'.f'rftlllB th" .Inhlis lliipkllts eleven at I l.t 1 1 1
siu.r.-, i-eniiy linker, on- or lasl jei.r-s
elurs, plated hla III mi game last M.iurdiiv
Hgnlust I'rslnus. Me rh.iwe.l jdenic ut
I'lip und was iced . eiislslrut i- so dent Uu
l lsllius Mil,, for Rood gain.. lie wue In
Juie.t in a prncil. e e ,11, nun,-, u n, ip,,
inlln Just beforo the l.afajette name Hilly
Proviii't In iiuldlelninhiK hip ihuia In the
tme for uuarlerliiicl. ..,. II Inn .leliusnii,
who dlrecird the plav during the greater
pari of the riiiii In whleh Hwartlimoro
brat I'rmi, la not In the b-at of ahupe, tut
I NO NEWCOMERS IN .
! BASKETBALL LEAGUE'
Nol.cslnatioiiN Kil her Anions'
i Six Members us Thev (Jather
in This City.
I KEKLECT T)R. TIA VCROKT
j Dr. ,Toeph V., Raycroft of rrlriccloi:
wns ri-clected preufdent of tho Inter
oollelati! Basketball league nt tho an
nual mcctlii'f of that organization In tho
Hotel Imperial latt nlglft. Dr. Itaycroft
hail served two terms ns head of tho
association.
No new members were admitted, none
applying. I.a.t rprlng City Collegu
sought information ns to how to g
nliotit Joining tho U-aRUe, nnd ll was
somi-v.-lmt of a surprise last night wlen
tho local college .falicd to send a rcpro.
srntatlvo to the mcetlliur.
Allhouirh lluro had been some talk of
a.poislblu rcelgn itlon from Dartmouth,
the league remained Intact with a mem
bership of six -Columbia, Pennsylvania,
Cornell, Yule, Iiartmoutli und I'f'incetoii.
A schedule wa drawn up and adopted,
but will not ha releiiaed until to-morrow
moiu.ng. Several Important changes
weru noticed on tho schedule, which con-
sli t? of thltty-ono immcp. In addition 'to
. 1" .V.-T.-:""-
.'. r . nunmonai
come nas IK.-.-U ,i,ie,l In the form of
an exhibition to be pla.ert at Yalo on
i-eipriiiuy i,, TTlucetoii ujt tho attrac
tion. Theie will bo an Interpretation meet
Ing In tfio Hotel Astor on November 54,
tho day before tho Annv-Nuvv name.
Thl" 'xpected to be an all day and
nignt fession. as
1 haws of tho rules are to he dlcuscd.
Tho men who will olllciate In the I
games also wcie chosen, but their elec-I
tlon remains to bo npj-roved, and their
names were not divulged. The following
Krnduate representatives were ekcted
member.-: of the executive committee:
Dr. Josei-h K. Itaycroft. Princeton; mil
Kinney. Yale t ll. Ilenson. Columbia;
tl. 1 Kent, Cornell . J. W, Oannon, Hart-
tnoiitli, ai-.d Italph Morgan, Pennsyl-1
vanlH,
Tho'e present Included W. C. Kruzer ',
nnd O. 17. Kent. Corne'l ; D. IS. l.ttihard, ,
i.'arimouin ; , i , .M-'tnii, i. , ricrco
land Balph Mo-tan, Pennsylvania; C. H,
i sun mupii iirn.tn, I'riiniiyivania ; i. . ii.i
i jlnns I' w iMwll nnd to- .tnnt,
Itavcroft. Princeton. r.PI Klunev. Jr..
l Yule
i ,
"K'' .. . ')' 0r1!,pll,,u"'- v'nP' .'-
, rWf, 'Z-t!,
frm.-d Harry Pl-'icr wa- riot present.
I
Islinn-d i'v sell sirilnst Cr-liiMs Iiennrlly,
Injured last s.it irdei-, bas lied no dlPcuit!
hukih ,'" u - -i1"- "
I ' 'll'" i-nturduy 'Mrv. I. .-. tr,i eiilvti
in noi.ntii.- d,.,.-n ,'-ntte ir h. is a, it in
tuie. nn, I , , well du-liig tsn ,
tno t rsinus i-atic
Ann) Marls Ileal lAnrk.
WK"T POINT N V . et. 30 The Armr
bectn Its rretuiaii.ia i s for the 'tre
Puns liailb- next s.iturdav l, in luli;lli In
ItJ-ht wiiri. I'll. I iU lie ! u sti-ilp sib-'j
drl 1 'tllh a I -he , iiii-ii In . -,l. a
half lii-t i 'ir.ii. r.i'l. n'l
woui'i up ih
duy wlili a stir? run Aro-.ud tli ii.atie
Al, hanue t ft Uwl nnd MeKsnn r.in,
nut nf the VIIIkiiov.i gii'i-- m I shaV
llnth are r-itfering Mi bruises. The rnlll
lary ilrlll eeas,i: will end to-morrim- and
the "olg ilrlt-- frr Soir Hanie and the
Mivy win beam e-nh plen'v of lime for
I gridiron wo'l; oil Wednesday
nn-i tbcre-
tirter.
,. ft. 1I:lt,r,0 t,tln.
,,-,,,,, . .....
''P1 ,M ' . V?" ' " V" tl"
Tints ...llee f";lba., fam did not ret am
from Its euccssfu. ttlp to liidln.hu In time
t'd afernoon. the rtgul-ir
work fur tho fii trn! i.nt start until
In-Olorriiw eJt r-utiiiliy ihe .M a I. u
setts Agries , oni 1,,:,. rot their ri'-u-i
, n;""'. r-prlinc.l .nd ll.iwil.dn fellow,
'W'h the sniwi- en-liw; a- Irssm Park i
) ';'t 'he big Svrnct Ic. en ,
Pi" In ll-ma t am. wiu.-li I ufis de. Voted
I "S lurd.l i . ' " I I". - I'- llr.t .letcn to
I cto.1 Hie v. -m-.i tt-ar-i goa" line i hi
year. Ill" fi, i 'I-it ruttc fal'ed m beat,
iii nuna in- -i in t n ,i-e ;e a -r:f,uie,l t
tile tucl ina IJ .iirl"-teielt Irjl line was
ut, aide to p'.iv If,- will b liaclt for tho'
game next Saiiitdav
I'etio.t J. villi ore. 1 1
Pllll.tli:l.PIHA t SO still feeling I
the ph.lal H n,l licl, lei effccl" or th l I
feat bj 1'llt.lni'.: 'a.i Satiird.l nio-t t
the l't-nns ivulile fii'ilball patets did not I
nine pari in nn itk -hi l retikiln 11.-1.I
.reiitatbin wi: I i ic - f.u. lh.it culest
leifat.'ltr l- run , ...tal.'e till year and
l'eiine Itnt.la u i-l- l . , oisei i It,, eneral-s
, for the test with Hal iie.tilh her, on No
1 ti-mber tl Tha'i,-ii t'.it p.ateil l.-ird. It
j, plated e'.-a fiiotlial! ut.i t .. m-t'oun In
I Juries w ei e rci,.rlel. II-ni v.ls taken out
I of Ihe Kit, lie. but I'!' UiJ'irt was ilie old
ti I'unirct ii ilia- i-ei.n st,.t name
... ......
linlaer. lo Hi, I M,,,,,,
NfV IHU'Nr'WI , N .1. n.t 30 - ht
It I' tela fuethiill sin . . I.i bad shape a. a
res ip nf 'h. II- . .1.111,- I'rot.l. Kelt
w I 1,. out lu .e.- ii,t ,,.,. in wlili u
biulii 11 arm ond Ho .-1 Ha-.-l t lie fulll.t.-k.
Is opcitid In be I 1.1 i.i- m l a-i 11 tve.fi
O11I1 a few- of tb iiaulars 1 ne our tor
pru tlco to-d iv. Uiii.n .11,. 1 I'mulail ba'li
hurt.
llie mi'inil s, ,,e, 1. e-,110 oi'.e llmillli.
9 ntt ,,e, 1. e',110 ni,,r
niown defl.lt. thnugn A Is belletld to have1
,. a,,., ,.. ,1, .....! . , ....
Possmio oj
vewark on fatui.lay. buft'lih the'men In
, 1Pn ror ,h. wM; nR ,,r,,
rd tlm. i
dsvetnp.
I
Most of the. time WP be spep-
Ink the acini, nr. iielence.
Hcn-.etaer Has Sen t'.i-scli,
1 lOY N 1 lief. BO - Stttrrnetrrer.
fr,r,,i.-i Wl , ,tel', grMtron etui and ,0.1 b.
lias bten cu -,.l In l.. ;h,- erl. et!,- . .uu, li
of Hen -.rlier I1.! I-. h In iret rli eleven
In iiip.' r .- I'.e -,ie iiiih I pi. ,11 Satur
ill) He I- nti' .', .ete, the 'dawn pta.
in,'. will, It 'I.' a, r,,il ,'.i asl men III
n u c ii-, 1 it is ,111 ett..o,i him as
none . I'nrs'c i,f the Mnemeit 'ibe pracil. e
was iieiieu to ' . 1 , t ..' in. Illl.lergrillllali'J,
the tsi.ni, as Its,,, ,., eames Ihe two
'
FOR A PONY FARM.
...... ,, ., . . ....
.Mr .!. "hp I! ?.l Lea., b is ,l. 'be
Aslilntiill) f.itni Tyrp glmm, .;i-:s,
ip.ou-t.ug of . Immii 1 iiui a.rcs, lo vi.
ler lima. we ' of 11, .ml Ib-nnli, N .1 ,
who pla . i. il li for , ponj fan I
VOGHL'S BENCH
At Ordinary
nm l'i Uriiili M.ule Shoe ate made of ihe finest Icatlirr
ri.ftt i tisttmi lime, uuktri, on ptruiuei, yet tliey tost
no inure lli.in ofiinary flioes.
.Mllioiif.li tlir cost ol lesthtf has advanced rontidrrably
I am kct-piiiR tlir puce of my thoej down to a ulinht
t
unrrate ou-r
S. kllfin V.llllSl
N. Y. V. AGAIN TO LOSE
CANN FOR FORTNIGHT
Foolbnll Star Affpravateil an
I Old Injury in tho Game
With Union.
i
Highly elated over tho victory over
Union last Saturday, the New York IT.il
erslty football team reported yesterday
for a'llght workout, Itotrnrd Cann, -on.
trnry to tho flrat reports, did not MilTer
a dislocated shoulder In thu Union con
tcit und wns simply, suffering from tho
Irritation of an old hurt. As It Is bo may
not hi able to play for a couple of
weeks.
Wurman Is looked on as the man to
fill tho vacancy at left halfback. Ho Is
only n llttlo fellow, but hna weight and
M'ccd which Is far above the average,
Tho showing that lw mndo during the
sccor.d half at Union lias given Coach
Uustls assurance that the backtleld -will
not noticeably lm ucnUoned by tho
change. Another problem, however, will
como up If Cann Is forced to bo absent,
McKcnzIo Is tlin only other player In
the varsity lineup who can do any kick
ing. Tho Improvement shown by tho lino
was especially pleasing. Although the
Unlit wraU.ned at tlnicf. It ulwoy
lltfli(tiH. ntid held the Union playorrt for
'.!? !:. :.C-rJ":f
; distance. An Injury to Urlu near the end
, - ,ha h,lf -,-nn,v . 0r-
, "... V" . nle.
ttiulty to go In at centre. For n noMco
at in
well.
at the same the big basketball man did
PIPING ROCK NEAR
TEAM GOLF TITLE
I
I ., Tclnml WnntPll Assured
''""J- JsWnfl UOniCIl dlllld
Laurels After Defeat
of Knollwood.
Plp'.ns Rock women are practically
! nuiiml of tho Metrornlltan Woit.en
-
Coif Asoclatlon team championship for
mic. timnivh thele vlrtnrv over Knoll-
wood by 5 polnta to 1 yesterday. In the
,-nplon.hh, .und Hock has
I now won toree matches and lost none.
To clinch tho laurels Piping Hock only
eds to defeat Knglewood Wednesday
when the two meet nt Lnglcwood In a
r. turn match. Knollwood i-uffcred Its
third aeft-at of the tltlo round yestenlay.
l'lplng Hock alrendy linj one victory
over Knglewood, uchlevrd at the. l'lplng
Itock course.
Playing' over tho Knollwood links the
i iMa,li,rs lost none of their ek'll
n',.,n"" e , ..1.1.,. .i?- L ...V,,, ..,
flexhlblurt throughout ' tho S'-umui and
whlcli biought them thu premier laurels
tn the I-ong Island division. Only .Mr.
Mjra IV l'nterson of Knollwood was able
to score for the loters, she winning by
ono iHilut from Mrs, Jl. Hoome. .Mrs. '.
C. Ain-hlneloss. who wl'l be lomvli-l'ieil
as ope of the Hiding plaers In tho n-
, cent natlonil tournament, na'ned two
points for Fining Itock by wliitilng the
second pine holes and the match fm.ii
Mis. c. Itoborson. Mrs. 11. Alexandre!
and Mi. G. M. llecksclur nlu score l1
for the victors.
Mrs. Hcckscher was cxceptlorally
cartful tn her game, playing fine golf
and winning on tho slxtienth green, with
only 7.1 strokt needed for that distance.
Tho reruU :
I'IPINO UOCK. KXOI.I.WOOH
Mrs. r C Auel.inl'ss : Mis. f llolierson . . w
Mis It -.lenmlro J.Mis, IV r Poweis y
M. l M If'kscfier : Mrs Turn fotrest .
.'Irs 11 lloome ... . Mrs 1. n Paisrson 1
Tot it - Totil 1
Women of Tountakah Country Club
engaged In an eighteen bole medal plav
tournament yesterday. Ml"s Cruco
Spalding was the winner of the Class A
prise with it M'orc of 111-21, "io, .Mrs
V A. Klpp nchli-vtd the Class 1J laurels
wltli 123 .;. !.
WITH SCHOLASTIC ATHLETES.
.apt 1.k it'llrleti of the 'nmnier.-lat 1
t. ie. ,1,,. I'tat i.lKbt r.p)rlo.l out ,.t dan-'
t r IP- -.till Is in the King" ''ountv 1 In , -
1.. 1 1..-. ... ......
list ' Thursday U llrich's accident was I
pal ib ul. irly iiiiferliin.ilo to the nam
ns 1
r- I
the w.ari-ts of nie Siurb't and i.rav
i.-nndrttt of luaMii the bc-t slii.wlng of
lite III.XIKllll Ull'll , IHH.IS
On f the strungest foniball team. I.r- '
1'le.k, uu,,. i, liVih.irge ,.; rbe tpiitti! lis , - I
ma- "umd .nt ,1 ..U...L. nt-.i ll. .i-....,...
Not b.-lni. 11 ut. ml,, r uf ibe l'ritai,- ,-i honls '
Atblet'c As.o.-i.itl.iti or tirenier New Vork
. .ei. 11 n- iiiskv e cnarge are not per
mlitfil to meet puhllo high riho.il teams or
Heietis that ate moiubeia of the associa
tion. .Tco Wllllame, last jear vlth Told
hum l'l. p. Is th. tualnatai of 11..., ill,
un
llelipintit Hlggflll fiom Adclnbl
Aitdem s'.t'i a new man ,11. ,t 1. .l.oo
li 1: up w.i! Hirglna's brntlier nt tackle
','.,'? ' ,, fiiinliUWu pl,r. Hw.do Olson
nlll holds .lotin left end and tho Stack -pol
bruther-i alto are much In Uie time-
Coich .foinea C-irran of th- Merceraburi
Acndemy trade t.nm rapidly Is whipping
hl" '', Inl" shat.e Th. crosi.co 1 ,tri
Irani lb!, veae I.u- 1 1.. . L . , I
' 1
la ,
'.
Shelld.. Ite.d and Whllermili. t.te liiT.o ra
e l llelani.-ls II lihui.l ,llt Season Shlel,
nn.i ttiiiietuiin boMi hate eiuered Pennsi
iaiii.1, nnere tney are running un th
...-. 1 ouuii-i e.iu.l.l. It.
,.,.-. i in. inn,. 1, ,11 iniets.'itulustb tc.
i..r.l for tin. mil.. nncr.., v.,,., wbero he
1 re.-cnlli- mm the mihim Uo . .......
tll'ila '1 lie M. 1 cersburi, t..,... ...........
.. n, . , ....... ei oea 01
. "7 , " "", "iroug as 1 let year, hut
'..".'. V- l''"' " ".ie Will laaaii 11 tc
hoiuel it ll!', h i iiiisUi'i 'ut lb. r lit i '
dbi?ti,.r,,Aien,,,;!:i '"" .'ft,?."
'I Kemper. II ll III, lard. M l i
i;..ls, It M llrlKhlhlll. t" ,, 'la'-ar lr
I K Had. .Ii.. I) H K-I,,.i ... ',,....
Woo.l. . ....-..'""'' -tiien
- ,, i.eiri.lKC 111.. iTiai
coumri scedule Is fulb.ii.j ('ir Me.
"nllau Nuicmber 1, .', I,,, ,1
.llli.ll.Hlr ,. V. ember It. A .' I l.-li, In
ters. hola-tl,. i hamplouship; V,'. .V"1,
tu- lit of l'ennv,,a on .Nov,.,,,' 3V
MADE SHOES
Shoe Prices
lormer praes. S i up. l or KI-.AL
rill it a lis ' '
E. VOGEL
Maker of Fine Shvti
64 Nnssau St.
1 ..... ' .... 1 , . . .. , .. .. . . c I,...
BILL MISKE GIVES
LEVINSKY LACING
St. Paul Thunderbolt natters
Mini Who T?ent Dillon
All Over ltliiff.
jjKsnr buj sntPRisK
ll fil.OIUiF. II. C.VDMIt WOOD.
When l-'Ightlng llllly Mlslic was -rail-nated
from tho St. I-nu! grammar school
In the same class with Tom mid Mike
Olbbons he wont right to work Itr nn
Iron foundry. If he cm handle a ham
mor ns well s he dors his fists thnt
St. JMul Iron foundry lost a mighty
good workman,'
lb-fore a house so Jammed that tho
representatives of tho PI re Department
had to stop the sal. of tickets Mlxke
handed Battling lvlnsky a terrible lac
ing In tho Clermont Kliil:, Brooklyn,
last night, and gave the sporting world
oho of the worst Jolts It has had In
' many rroons.
T.o .nk
"r Jack Dillon, never was in ,be
"V . .
. -iiko natt
ered tho Battler from pillar
. to pot, and despite tho fact that I.e.
. vln.kv hi ...,- ..
P"umin
nettcr of tho Wflghts
hl.ii 111. a l,ahy.
Mlsko handled
l,etlns Rnilly I'nnl.bed.
, H took the St. Paul Thunderbolt one'
roiin.i to warm up. In the sceoiid he
Marled nunc liliir- i i i !.... I
iiiW,.ii,, .7..., .
" ,.,,,,, . , ,, 't"iK me onuier witn
- ' "on ugnts. j-Toni then i
on to the cud Mlekt- neer let up
In the fourth round he raised u' lump
oer l.c liiKkvV Inf. - o . i- .1
.-.ii .... .1.? , r)V"' ln tl"' nnh
ut an iirfly gush over III." starboard
optic. Willi both cjeil d.iinagcd, fm-,. t
and llpu puaed and swollen, cruel welts'
acrosii stomach and ribs attesting to 1
Mleke's body battering Loln(y pre- !
rented n sorry spe-Hacle when he ,.ft .
tho ling.
in ins many jears In the -.nc l - vln
skv necr nni received ,i wir.c beallmr.
ine sprciacio ol oe.llg t!,.. Sll.ltfoid i lep-ftso that be may ll-Shi-lff.
one of tin. .li-verest dt fenMve " v ll'TC.
lighters the ring cvci producd. getting!
-i tcirillc Ihuinping f.om an .ilnio. un-
irtttf.'lir "
T,10 wc,-,t ....ou,;;',1
vlnsky 1M pounds. M'ki- 170'. jmumW
pound,
Morg.itr man thus hav.ng
. . .: i, .inn it
,. ... a ..
nun pniii'ii-i i, ,. brttrr of tie Wcgh'".
Mitch tf tin- llr.-t round v.ss nici t in
'Pirring ami f,-.-llng out t.-tli-. and In'
tho Utile boxing ilo-i,- I A.t.iis.Kv had a
tliade Iho be tor .M.ekc cot thu ranre
of I..-vlii.(y'M iMld-e- t'nit In tin s.-eoml
Mm in- i.-111-.iicuiy ,,.,K idt and r!i;h'
lll.llllei- wrist lie..,, j-t above tile I t.l r
tlor'n btit Hi.,-.
lUUr I'orccs Pllnlnar.
Mll:c ro:ve,l tin- ll-'hti'g ett-adlly and
gained tl. , , !0.,, t,v ;i ,.ie. In
I'm fourth bt cainc lipllli--, teaiirg In
with -atace left .nnl r,r,t. ;i l,!utJr,
U-vlnl,y abimt ill,, rliic. Hoth at lottf
Ln g.' and : the Inilghtlng .Mlsko
-h.iwe 1 hl-os-el' clcatl.t tin; su rlor. Due
' MIsKr'h right oiosncs ulniost clotd
f.etln.ky's lert ij.
.Mlkc git Ir.sldi with Miff lefts ,.n,l
rl 'f- to ih - body anil reach, d the fate
wlili l"Mli band' In the fifth. He backed
l.eltiak ui.Miini the i 1 rig and t,,j ti,
lliittlr" I'liielilng ninl holding. A left
hook opcii-d a deep gash In the Hattl-t'a
right ..pill Itotl of I.ovlnsky's etes
Wire 'In iinmiiiliih- wli.-n nc went to bhi
oi inr.
-Mis-m-'m opening puncli in tho sixth
wa a ruff left to the faic that s-ut
la'lasl. back idi l'ils htcls. Hilly fol.
Inw.-il with ii siiiasliliitr ctt.-ick tli!-.r
1-i.il.dly rorccil l,ctliie;j- t the i-opcs.
Th HattI, -- had ,.Iik, Ml, t,j
sate 1iiti.c:f.
I' wa- Hi. mimic thln hi the setctitr,
and r'ghlb. I.cvlb-d.v by a ,-sKrate
y ni Mien., .lieiiit i-ttu in tho ninth, j
uniiiKO ar ii.- -lari I f ,11 1 s opening left
alnio-t tlooti it the Hauler Just like It
did In tl.c s'Mu.
The Hi, i. louinl saw Mlskc try des.
fieratclj t., flti-sh bis opponent. Hilly
biiiibd hanl with both hands lo face
i. id inid., but Li-vim ky's ring general-
1 lt.nn -... . . .
JriS WIPI ftl' ill-LIARDS,
The annual tounialii.til of fa- Tin...
. ......i,.,, i.,..,.,.. , ., ... , , .
1 be lion Lllllld league Was tibcncd I. let .
"'g'" Willi a ...litest at Thum's In which
1 'hail. t. nils, .. iv York -etir-s o, t .1 1 K I
nun defeated b rianl. Jonet. nf I'lii'a-!
li-'ltilllll ,r.ll to II
.lone-
pla.ied careful
blP, mis. milng
Her the
i.i.li.tM -.l..
h-tt utnii.-d that ml.- wa- not it, n'..-
t Piulll t that ll,.. Kr,,n ,.;,
otei- ipih-un.
nnl- slty-,-.s Iniiiiici lie-
il.'-' pcedcil
.loniM tia.i ,,, lf
-In males C, C,' Home.
Jamaica's lieiCoiintry Club bad It.
opining last Satin day. County Judge
Hurt .Lit lluinpbicy. the pro-ddent. the
..tin 1 ..fib era and m.my f the members
wen- Picetut. Theto ,., ,, fm,M;,i
CVCI1-Is.-H Ii. murk Ihn ........ u
of those present look- tint opportunltv to 1
try out llie tiluo hole golf course There'
was play uml, nightfall ,
Ihc couin. 1-otiMlHlH of a ninety acie
Plot ." the Jamaica lllllcnr't propcttv
Tin. .lubhoiico Is a rcnnilelled and ri-
bull, o'.l tarii.hourt-. It la not c .
plcicb 'inlshed y.t, but will bo a,.o .
II 11 lllil-.le ..I... I...I ...
iiiuiar.ie aim other Union" gallics wll
. PI'OMIICII
'Cl'" .lamalca f'ountr.t Club has a
membership ..f over "on. iiieluding socio
1. udlng rosl.lcn's nf ijncuiH1
'
OJ-
T" '
Still Offering
Suits 6f Overcoats
When men sec an Arnheim $20 suit for the hrst ttr e
they immediately compare it with suits that have n-f
Jrom $30 to $35 elsewhere. And it stands the compan-
The Arnheim $o suit is without exception the prof
est clothes valin ever known. Overcoats of equnllv c 1
materials cost the same here.
If S20 is the price you want to pay, see the Atni ri.n
$10 materials before you buy.
Write, call or plione for sampler, atid btyle isupcexii nv
Krnh&im
two s-rtortrs
set "nAilWAY NINTH STrtEBT AND
M E' T BET. riFTH - MApiOON AVCa
PLAYERS' REQUESTS
SENT TO MINORS
iJiisebnll Eraloniily As TliM
Disabled Performers lie
Better Treated.
MEET AT NEW Oil LEAN
When the minor league d' eg,.'. s
eeinblo for annual dibi'e at ;e-.v i ir
leans on Noveinbi-r 14 the wll be ' . ,
to deliberate over M-wrttl iniiiisi" fr
niulatril by the Player" l-'r.itei-n;-here
first announced ieceii'!. in i pir
lie statement yesterday I -avid I., l-'-ii-
I president of the frate-niy, uan c it ! .,
lot or ihc rnivets nnd with .
shoit explanatory stntciuent of . t r
teiinin.t.
When the detil!ilids wtro told nV,
heio Kultz asked thnt the l-tt
lliotler be wllhhild until slidi r-, .,
lie could a inline them ntnl 'ibn
to tin- piopir bolc. Nn '
Miicsts nn- In Ho- hands of l!.r
Commission nnd the Natiutu' 1- .
Arbitration l-'llltz brllrves i-i-l
help the cailfo of the pln.vu i . ,,
entice Kslotia ai'keil ale:
Vlrst Thnt rlati.r hi lip.'ii
enipowerlna" clubs lo mi;-- u -after
i-ertsln ivrlivls of iii)ii i
w-ho nie Injured la -and
thitt such pl.ivcr ! ifr , -a
tony ns tlity nr.- lie..: i. i .i
Second Tliul Mile 31 ,f .hi r.i'.-.
'"" of the Natioiial n.- ,1 t-
ru i ii iin ii ihuf
t-t ttH
of the frsternliv amif-rm- ,
Tlilid Tiinl miiuir n uur i-'i-er. .
tlielr trellnj riin-. p. -, n, - ,, , ,
the iralnlim canwn uhe
yri i.-e.
FourCi That the proirdure em
by the .iiIon.-iI Hn.rl m h-, -,f ,i
rlslnts i-re.enl-d b:. IIm- ir-- i
memte.1 nut ,. 'rl.r-ilt.i th.
. copies or the
ropier ni lilt- celt ni-e- Hell,
i-iubs uinl n opii-nii.i y i ,nr- f.
iwennc ueii ncirti -r- .-, immr t
ujxn decisions t-ln u-iri i ihi fir
fi"!1 J'.' "H. " ;" ;
pl ivcrs' exhibits, ii .uu. . , e- I-
'isfrnlty ntiirMd t.. it If r- ..i o-
the l.id (lull mltm n
the rluh.
1" tho flr.'t rc-(tiei't Kullz. !.: . -mi
the rule now !n foiee s ui.juht l: th.,1
It forces a player injured !,-i ih fort,.r
ancc of 1:!- work t. Inyo all n .
remuneration. Pull:-, thinks f i
- . - club cannot ! h'i : J-ire 1 t, . . i .
P'-'cr should
Player hhoii-l b vwtn I,.-
on
ti- I '
A- '" "'-coiid ici'i'-
TilPz s .
"When a niajo.- e-,c.i.- pi
' 1 Z
ie tnunHi.-ii-l M
uuor l.-agii? '.
nt ,- e
i w ," an
.. I rf -ii
it.' ,ir it
irom un- II. lie- I, agll,
ecu 'ir the val'ii- f th
Tht Hii-ic will b,
chanca for nrgiii.-oit
! igni- rotifab .-. it' cii '
. i." , i. us '.ct--r
. a liiit'ce "
eiteral n'.ie'
a' In; iimiv
I'cw of t'.
.-'.r.iKgit i ii nan'ii.iii luoKc even '. .
ti n In fact the greater number ' 'j.
minor- fir.d one of the nu,r
.-i-.i'otn ,n bletiuj. The Intern.
League ufr.ieil limnv s.c :l.atk. i -
, prc-ldi lit, ld ward Harrow, i- ut r I-
on his way to the meet n printed '
lorniii. it l no urta'nty t' i',
Itajeis will In. graulid ih.r ru,us
iik the (inner, are gicatly cor.t'in,- ;
the pli)cal welfare of jhc'r Int. iuon
ai.i' piav no', ilnd t . i r.- to cur i tho
iiu:-'C nf tho prfoitpcr,).
Many nf th major Itagtir, oiv:i'i .
ie ut tno meeting this year. Capt
HiiMon if the Yankets nnd C II. 1
oi tho I'odsers will bo there. 1
already h.io 'tart'd, liavlnc g"i
Inner HaM tvlth Hib Douo-.nn u ,
Harrow. .Inlln J. McUrntr tnaj
triji a.- a ripits tntftiltc ( .
I .-.lilts.
I
Queries and Answers I
Fly TOM MAC Nt'I.TY
Dear Tjinlf at lh .ni .. tl, t ...
two teams ar ttj foi ici :,i..r ,. tt,.
pity I' ..fir j . '
Only in case of f) n, f, ir, i.
Hear Tom ill Please ds' a-
suit of Marvin Han un 1 .1., k -,
match h.-l.i some t.ar. 1
bout wn -take, I i,t 1.,,., , , e 1,
Was l.'incfin ner I n., K .'
1. 1. 11 ; .m ' 1.
Uj Johnson lost dici.-u-i j
end nf nwciitv roui d b ni. 1,
Cisco. March 2S. lie).', . 1 N .
trig to his tecoid.
Hear turn Man on :',' -c 1 ,
hits bill t i shorn,:, t, ' . ,
who wn on iliira bi-e ...
t-atu-r re.11 hlng Urn li . .
Is b-itt.r .ndlie.l w- .
with a I'm.- at ic.:. ..r w ', .,
I" credit. d with- J. ll , .
Hatter louche) nii . 1,
! cholc.
II" is chat ir. I w ;h . ,1
but.
I Vf.ar 1 0111-Kin l's l.t 11,. I,i
V .'"Hi" vi-r '.- 1
' bit,'.''.. i-e.?,i".r", '.!' , u '. '
e.inl.pn. rank
lleCa Ibe team I'll 'a.
etpcltsl - - tl 1 5 oil I 1
to ieakt Kuod " .li.lt
You hate my pel n-'- c
thing to do is to t.rlte .1.
Hllllmi I'otiov.tti,
Ir a r Tom-
Klhdl irtr.t si, n
I Nlttlonal I eaL-'ue civh' iY,','"
' ,. ',' . ' - ,
' " Ji'' y i,'" it"a"
I.NOtCtllPOr l'l, 13. He w
nav
e,,rH "1' 0,1 ''''' n"t irtli-l j
., i-,n i7T" ,
tr.'ei'VriuTroitAn0.. Vh,". ?' iv.ie.t
League Detiult team. It outV- to t,.,.
' du o throurh the . 1
."i1. Jo1'"' !lle nf u 1 " ' '
' )Zl' AT r, 1 'V " ,"
V,",V. " 1 1 J -
.
'nilnlt yon,
Ki-Nii.in rioNn i: vpoiu im.
to w. 4nh l"k n i ' 1
Itenny Mrl'ni t.. Ml, Le. I.e. '
Powers ts. 1 iiin.i: ( III. I Mill,,,..
$20