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LEONARD TO FIGHT
BRITON IN GARDEN
Hunt Will Feature United War
Work Fund Show on
November 10.
The nllcKCil illness of Tally dine, who
hail been matched to flfiht Benny Leon
ard In Madison .Square Harden at, the
hov for the benefit of the United War
Work Fund on November 16. compelled
Charley llnrvey to pet another opponent
for thf lightweight champion. In- this
emerRcncy former welterweight cham
pion .lark Brltton came forward yester
day and volunteered to box Leonard.
HI? offer was 'accented Kindly, it wilt
be their third meeting'.
Although It 14 reported th-it Jack
lmpey win box nt Pnllndelphla for
the drive. Harvey In snuguina of getting
the conqueror to nppeitr In the Oarden.
The chief dlfTlcully will be getting an
opponent fur .the knockout hitter from
Salt Lake. Jack rteddy, manager of
Billy Mlke, recently wired that the In.
fluenja l ad Interfered with the proposed
bouts In St. Paul, but thnt Mlske was
at the service of the drive wherever Cof-
froth wished to place him. An effort
will be made to havo Mlsko come on ' ?" clu1) on Sunday an added attraction horfe and when ho w.m pulled from be
here nnd box Pempsey. . I w"l he provided. Travis ha offered the neath It was found that tho jockey was
Hay Turner, who weuld give any one
a hard battle, also wntits tn tight here, 1
but nobody seems to
o want to meet me .
Indian In the ring.
Tete Herman, the bantam champion,
was asked to box an unknown named
Ttatiman at New Orleans for the benent
of the drive, but said he wanted Jack
Sharkey or some other man of class.
Pomlnlck Tortorlch now Is trying to get
Pharkey to go to New Orleans and meet
the champion.
Jim Coffroth yesterday received a tel
egram frpm J. W. Gardner of Dallas,
Tex., announcing that If Wlllard would
box there a good man would be found to
meet the champion. Wlllard has an
nounced his purpose to appear In two
bouts In Texas for the drive.
Wlllard, at Fort Worth. Tex., yester
day Invited Willie Meehan to meet him
In the exhibition bout b Is planning for
the benefit of the United War Fund there
November 15.'
In case Meehan Is unable to make tho
long trip, Wlllard Is willing to meet
either Frank Moran or his old trainer,
Walter Monahan, now an army private
at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia.
COLUMBIA FORGETS FOOTBALL.
ti . j. mi
, r r !S lhrMri i3.
T T r , fc Itharhewrougr'the1 AtfPitiPwpV$
It takes quite a piece of news to make ' nylng ' "", f)ar , !, , TI"Jf' 'J,41 l5,
a football candidate forget that he has, In nna, of 3S ho,cs he fllcC), i.allR; Muni,, "j u mfci So. rbor BMch"
an engagement with his coach, but the , ,he far driv)nK Edward J. PHckwell. ',"ch Woodcock, uttls u. und inch-!
frHrnnTn.nhn nr.nirini nf'fL"9 thank!, ,arKeI- t his deadly put- , 'roZ' Tt" ,-Th"' Potnm.e l'ur.e- two
Umn5Pt ne t the Englishman by l.up rear-oidi. c"!n.ir ISTilooo " 1 url
lumrjin team lor us game with union , niv ,inn. Ksnutmsu. ii: isghi.nini.ri nm
to-morrow.
Tom Thorp, acting coach I
eence of Fred Dawson, who Is down with
Influenza, got nil dressed up In his foot'
ba
through
formations.
but
snowed up. so Tom concluded at Md
Dener go out 10 ao a oil or ceieoraiton
Football was completely
uiaiv fi...ii.n I
IV Tn rnmnanv
e- In company,
of the Students
.....
when the big newi broke.
Will. .1, - nth.. . .-.. r.. nt
Arm'v Trnlnlno, f-nrn. Ih. fo,.thll Mrf.ls
did their tralnlnrr bv naradlnir around
TROPHY FOR JUMPERS.
Oen. Mir t'lmrlrs f.minlriff Presents
Cup for Nnlloiial fihovr.
Hen. Sir Charles Gunning, bead of the
Brltlrli Ilemount Commission now In tho
t'nlted States, yesterday offered on be
half of th.Jt organization a 1250 chal
lence tup as a prize for the best hunter
... . . . . . .. . ....
open
all the Allies will ride or" the prire!
There are 303 entries In hunter claH,o.
at this yeur-s horse show, and with post
entries for the British Remount Com-
mission's challenge cup forty or nfty of
thern are counted on to toinpete
Per-
foimance will count .5 per cent
Tho i
conditions irovernlnff competition provide
that the trophy shall bo won outright
on Wednesday evening.
CAMP VAIL TUNES UP.
College Stnrs on Klevrn Which
Plays Here Saturday.
I.itti.e Silver, N. J.. Nov. 7 Tunlnr;
up for the name with Charley Brlckley's i
. . ... . . . M .
11 totgery, prepared to run the team ' ..., o.' Third Ilc Tho Toman fnin fi..ni..
its signals and to try out a few '""'V 7 J Xrr '""r.year.old. n.l up?d; purs.
ns. nut big Tom did nothing ?. "55.Tmoi thf.0'!:." lV . Ll; ,0II..!K m'i'.v: N'w .
sit around. No football players ' 1" 7,1 '"1 'V:i, ;, T?. ' .;
ih. e M,ni.,.i;t. nt.hi. .in. I throughout the country will tee up
...n.v ..v,,..... ,...- V. I l 11, r,CTllnr,nl , i. """" ' mirn- 1IS1J
ing songs and Joining In the general nonet ui.o ran.
noisy celebration medsl play handicap competition set up Firth Hace Three-year-olds; elnlmlnr
To make up for lost time the team will I V Cornelius J Rulljyan. president of . pur.. 4"A ' yVi'Vo
get an extra dose of work to-day. the Metropolitan Golf Association as i ifttffalWJ JJ
in me .aiionai norse tsnow, wnicn v.........n ..,Cv,,,,,. jiu,u, . . to-morrow. Pitt on Noi
opens on Monday morning at Madron S"e mor. :appearej t-4.y th. -hap. ""i, ' Hay
7"," 1,10 bn"CU "aP Coomb, substitute: Thes; are In : addl- J'JK- l"ok as if Penn had no
.aval Transports at tne I'oio urounas "" run " i.i'i"i "
next Saturday the- Cdmp Vail eleven to- , Newark this season, and a bljr crowd Is
dav went throunh a Ionir signal drill and 1 "P'cted to see ths riders compete for
took the scrubs on In a scrimmage. Instead of money.
Camp Veil's recent 28 to 0 defeat of rank Kramer, seventeen times cham-
f'atnp Dlx nuirurs well for Its success!"0" of America will ride a match race
atralnst the Navy eleven ln the comlnc I ?l ??l mile- 1119 ee" "cly to
I be Hob Spears.
, .... ni .., ,v, f Professionals will compete In a ten
amp Tali eleven Cork of Mlchl- !
Camp
can. Kenley of PiltJburir. Cone of Dart
moulh, Davidson of Chlcapo, Malern of
Union. Shaefer of Oklahoma. Dentley
and Shaw of Hyracuse, Morrison of Col
ordi. frawfonl of Dennlson, Frenna of
ft Mary's, Wright of Iowa. Church and
Crook-r of Illinois and Canton of Johns
Hopkins.
sronnsT oiiant field."
Boston. Nov. 7, Ilaseball players
with the American forces over there
murgeHt to the owners of the. Boston Na
tionals that they rename Braves Field
Oram Field In memory of Kddle Orant,
who was killed In the Arronno recently,
Fdflie win a Boston boy and played with
Hnnnrd.
SCHOOL SPORT NOTES.
. wnmirm surprising victory over)
M'jtIs won by 10 to 0, and the year
previous by 20 to 0.
The championship of .Manhattan and
'Hie Bronx, with Morris out of the race,
' i' between Commerce and Clinton,
They will come together on November
on Hoiith Field at 10:30 A. M. After
he Clinton-Commerce game Clinton will
p:.iy Morris on Thanksgiving Day,
Kr.iemus has eliminated Manual
"r.ilnlng f'nm the Brooklyn champion
ip race th" title now Mm between
' iiimitis and I'ely Prep. Thlu camo will
c played on Thanksgiving Day as part
' a triple header at Khbets Held for
me benefit of tho Bed Cross.
M..-n,i nt football marked the Orange street Club, Newark, announces a bout l!V!!iri.amHi M iMotor c!.'. "i'aa"' iVm' "nlon Collere football team Is getting In
vi.l HI11.. H nrst triumph over its old twfen JftrK iirltton and Johnny How-. i7cr trim for the Columbia game, to be
-Ivil In three years. The previous Com-; ard for next Tuesday. (Jrlandn of Havana. U2, fllnnlface, in.".; played ill New nrk on (Saturday nfter-
i.ercu . tory over Morris was scored , I Jock Scot. U'O: l-'laga, l"0; I'anaman, 104. noon, by practising momlnts and nights,
n lius by 7 to 0 in 1314 Commerce DomInCk Tortorlch. the Nov Orleans 'uiJj,. 'oeldV'un"!;;,. The team is handicapped In that Com-
A'.n hi- 11 ion. touchdown. Last vap . '. " . . . V1' LI'D? o.ii.'L i,A , if stock. (I d ev and Gale have been trans-
iux.. ..... m - i nrnmni s r . man niinii mi 1 1 J 1 r-. 1
STHUNK HITS AT COMMISSION.
Asks World Series "Watclteu' n
Donated to Heil Cross,
.SptHal Deipatch to Tnit nrt.
Of the Hostrm imrimiii. .. .
the National Commiinn r,l
irrhVtJmnrnnnn Lellttr jwai -
J lnnl money which would have
.7. -. i . ' ttvf wiiicn woum nave
i .if V"iod. tor "o'W rlo trophies
for the lied Sox be donated to the Hed
.J". pMl ye?r" " ,mH bec" customary
to give the winners of the serl 3th
or some other tokens cuwtlng about 1100
each. These were withheld this yiar.
TRAISrTREASDRED
PUTTER TO BE SOLD
Plnli WUI, AVl.t 1 ir iTT
tlltl) ,AMth Which He Won
Hrltish Title to Ho Offered
nt Match Sunday.
-'
hen Walter J. Tjravls meets Flndlay
... --"Kin- in meir special goir match
'itvimi kuii inaicii
for tho benefit of the U
Unltrd War Work
J.'unJa ovr the links of the Oarden City
Putter with which ho won the golf
chsmplonthlp of Orcat Britain In 1904
w ,,v,i' m ne lunu ror tne nig uiive.
This 'putter, which to him has been n
prias'ess trophy, will lx sold to tho high
est bidder. It will be surprising If It
Z,n ; 1 'lZ 00,1 Fr".nlt.E",im'' for Pnu,rt Money after that horse'
OohCbih win o, i. SLn.!.Jin u,l-j had won tho lat race yesterday. I.uKs
Thl. Ik . ",l ,l ft,,"J0"eer- ,
This trophy of the links carries n
great
eai sentimental value. Travis stands
alone as the only American
golfer who
. of Great
. Including
ever won the championship
uniain. utners nave tried. Including
Jerome D. Travers. Chick Evans. Fred
Herreshoff and Eben M. Byers, but to
no avail.
Fourteen years ago Trals sailed away
from these Bhorea In quest of the hlKhct
honors in lolf. He nrsetlMd Ion nn.t'chased linr. nnn ..kJYLZ,':.
patiently envr tho English courses and
Just before the championship tourna-
rr.em over tne rnmous sandwich links . i'ui mis decision did not satisfy III1
he went oft his game for a few days , dreth. who announced that he would
and almost decided to withdraw. .carry the case to the stewards of the
One afternoon, however, he borrowed Jockey Club for a final decision,
s. putter and as If bymaglc his game j William Garth has purchased Hi.iilli-
came back. He played In the tourna
ment He won it.
In that tournament were some of the
best players of Englind and Scotland,
Including Harold II. Hilton ami Horace
I Hutchinson among others. A player
" . . . V . . .
Island Railroad, and J. M. Smith, gon-
eral passenger agent, have ngrecd to
f - i,ln..H1.h ..... .,;.,
1, '. ,v.i r...i. ...i , ..Y...
Regular trains also
w"l leave from both stations nt 1 '08
! M' The PcM train will arrive nt
' miMI,M ,
?en city at 1 ..n, ten minutes ue-
fnn. tt.n nliimpi flrlv. rrr
'" tho p'.SVerS drlw Off.
Golfers of nearly three hundred clubs
on
their contribution to the United War
Work Fund.
TWO MIDSHIPMEN HURT.
Roberta nnd Coombs Join 3
the Cnannltr I-Ut.
Special Drtvalch to Tuc Rr.v
Annapolis, Md Nov. 7. Just as the
' Naval Academy football team appeared
iia V. am.M nw trnm 1 1 - m fnrt linen '
Ircll;e f1aL a.nT theVava!
"i f"1" AP1K?,n,t th' N"a'
05 ,hf. ler whW,
L ,nJ? nfm nuV ?r .. Jl d?s at
I WFL "rich ?n
hackfleld material, and Clark and Sev
ern should Oil the places before Satur
day's ttame. .
TO RIDE FOR WAR FUND.
Cycllata Will Compete nt Newark
on Monday.
Professional and amateur bicycle
riders will compete In a meet at the
Velodrome In Newark on Sunday after-
noon for the benent of the United War
, . .. r. , i ...... ...... i i..
? "? iLmJ,l
The amateurs will donate their services
In a half mile handicap and a two mile
open.
C.W.UWUM, WILL PITCH.
Caldwell of the ;.inkee will pitch for
the Tleljen & La.it shipbuilders when
they meet the Lincoln Olants at Olympic
Field In Harlem on Sunday. In the sec- .
nna limn the New t-ondnner vin heot
the I.lncolns I
An excellent boxing entertnlnment
be staged to-night at the Hunts Point 1
Club in rno nronx.
round bouts will he staged.
will he used to purchase
Phernalla for the hoys
Naval Training Station.
Steve Fallon, manager of tie Broad
promote
man In tho
' .1,.
iner or tne
New Jersey
round bout with Pete Herma
Crescent City for tne winn
1.. ..r.n. i.nn.ai ir inn r. ... ar.av
a ...m'-'. i-i..h WMbnwken n.rt Knt. I
..rdv nlcht. Burns declars that ho 1
urday night.
Burns declare that hoi
will nil the New Orleans engagement
, - ,,. .., ii n.!,.., nnd I
Fund.
Tommy Tuohey of Paterstm and Benny
VBlgar, New York lightweight, will meet
In one of two eight round bouts at the
inin n amw.!.! Irn ti r.nni Mm li.nnii'l. I .Jiirusi, irurOHnn Alarffot K. v ..I r.n.
( caddie, 118, Hummer Sigh, lno, pair and Con"-, vice-president; timer J. r-haner. rather dlfUcult nwk and pawn ending to ; ridiculous, hi tho fall flight or woodcock UI Hi LlkUlll A j Can: V "ii,
TN THE ROPED ARERA. J loo. T.r..c.n. 100. ,n.i. .,- !;;;-;. a"J F1 ,L Shlini,ri . Eventually he obtained the SS&JST the'e.'.u'v.f .'. , CI ClC "rn 1
V ; ,ClUH.'d n.e-1.n.i iwa-Lsr-eiaai . P,",bu"t' Bt,l' wVr ha' J.' . ,V closed t...en on weodroek . . , fcl.Slfc t fun A M n.uii.i.T I
jnr ,""?'" '..it i Wood trap. 111! JacK Mount, 111; African ; wormy, worm ciiniii.i..n iruiiuiK -nsi-Joe
Welling against Tom Murph will be Arrow, 107. - Hon, died to-day suddenly. He was
the feature bouts of the benefit on Frl- seventh ' " ' ,CIlraini .hV,,,,rl,Ii 'owned by the Pastime Stable and was
day night at Our ; I.udy of flrace Hall. 'J;f:;JKSMrdu&'. 0.,7m"t'otr.'1t .valued at ,100.000 by his owners.
Hobnken, for the War tamp Community Jn3. nddle Henry. 10": King John,
Arftiory A. A.. Grand Viet? Auditorium,
Jersey City, Monday Hlghtf.
in Feature of
asra.-ssyas-
WAR MARVEL WINS
EASILY AT PUBLICO
. Commander Uohr Wagers $10,-
i
mm on Volt Hcj Recently
Uouprht From Maeomber.
Rtirtn nmru,tA, h. a.-
TUl.TtMoiin. Nov. 7 a wiva of ..
thusl.nm such as has never been wit -
"r KU ""ore on a ra-elrarK In this
country broke loose at the Plmllro track
mis nnernoon when the erroneous an-
noun.ieinent ws made that Oermany
had accibted the nim!ii-n iArm' th
ttJl u ,1 lnn, 'Ifljyed the racing somo
time, but flnallv the crowd pelt tori rlnvi-n
War "tarveT of lJlM
brcdJ thaJ " a If Mm o!ber ld to Com!
ni.inaer llosi for jtt. nun .11.11 1..
sixth race and won under1 a pull by
Pearly two lengthc after following
' American Ace and Chimney Swift to Urn
' Jt in i ,'tr,'tcl, ommaitder Hosi
on War Marvel and the colt
owner only half of his
Tn 1 7,7 1
.. .
i:n T!,iti. . .1.; . "'.V.
Hliles, the rider, was caught under iho
unconscious and seriously hurt. He was
hurried away to the Maryland General
, ""aim:
tal
Hllilreth In tlattle.
S, r. Hltdreth and Sjm Tviuls indeed'
,hc Mth" nnd he V1"1 entitled
I to the horse under the rules. Louli. thru
claimed that ho was actinir on hetmir
'George W Ift. This stitement caused
IHlldreth to lodge a protest with the
stewards, saying that Louis was not an
savlnif ihn, rnia n M
authorized agent for Loft becauro he
was not registered.
This brought Maxey Hlrsch. the
i action. Ho said that'
..or u urn s norses, into me sonc of
i for Ift : this fall -II ereu the stew!
ards awarded Smart Money to Ift
field, the horse thnt llnlshed fourth In
Ihe Manly Memorial Steeplechase.
The Iteaults.
Flrit lUrr Threr-year-oldi sndupn'srdi
"Tl '"'. pr n.uui, nnr miiej lirisnt
ins iEnori. i; 90
third. Time. 1 IJ.
Young Adam, Chrlula iioltrr., Er'locker
Teppy N.s. ll tjonesi. U.in. third .Time,
t V. eisiyrour. i.ssie 1
v.y firi-ak, single x'tlck. Alrsrdti Turmoil.'
, otto Kioto and Le Marsouln slan ran.
,Hi'aurlh "-" Monument llandlc.p;
three-year-ol.ls and upward! purie n.ooo;
np ml anJ three-nlxtefnth.i Manlner
T.I I.I id.. .. i. ba . .
Tol, 101 IPchUltlni! er . 11.60. ll!0 and out,
flrit; tl oomy ilu.. ill Rbln.m. 12.50
' uu., rvi)..u. ulnar ina)am, lib
..cond: Hunnyland,
107 (EriDr). 15.40.
third. Time. I-0J. HalhtB HrUge. Hum I
Hill, il.nevleve 1)., nar One, liravado and i
v...'..,.... ... Aia.i ran. I
Mxth Hare The Drllng Park Tur.: I
two-yr ar-oldi, pur.. 11,000: alx -furlonr.' '
War Mnrol, tlo (Handel, 4.40, IS 50 nnd,
i; no. flrit: American Ace 110 (Jnhnjuni. j
!. J!.? ti no ' M,Vr" -rim. r.i i " S
Muhony, TtrkKuli, Chimney ywift, fnme .
where In Krancc, Collnella and Ilallet
"""L1"0..""- ...
w,rd. ,euinf hamllcap; purae ll.ooo; one
it- ... . , . ,. . . . ..l
SOLDIERS FORM POLO CIUB.
Cnmu' Ilnni'ock Will .Support ths
Sport Stronitly.
Al'ot'STA, tli., Nov 7, With a ma
chine Run polo association of more than
two hundred members backing the club
and the camp officials Indorsing the plan
the ortmnlzatlon of the midline pun cen
tre polo team Is under way at Camp
Hancock.
Matches with nimy polo teams In
nearby cantonments as well as with
civilian clubs nt Aiken nnd Camden. S.
C, are planned, and candidates for the
team will hold dally workouts. A field
has been laid out nc.ir Lake Aumond
There are a number of polo ponies In
tho maohlno jrun training centre and
this material Is undergoing a systematic
training dally.
Ofllcers of the Machine Oun Polo As
soclntlon have been elected as follows :
President, Brlg.-Oon. Oliver Kdwards;,
vlce-prcsiiients, J,ieui.-t oi. Airreo Brandt
and Ueut.-L.oi. u. m. Lee; troasurer. was smiolnted to arrange n new policy
Capt. C. I.'Wooster; eecrctnry. Lieut. F. I for the organization so that amnteur
P. McCarter; board of governors. Lieut.-1 trapehooters could be admitted as mem
Col. Brandt, Llout.-Col. Lee, Major T. ' bera. This would require a complete re-
F. Taylor, Major Joseph F. Richmond
and Capt, Worcester.
PIMLIC0 ENTRIES.
Flrat Hace Cbilniluii maidens of
axes, alx furlongs I'. O. King. 112:
3!!
SShiitisn. lis- iti.v ' oTr'l. i TlV?. ,ii?. I
, etmatian, na:
u7. tieoraa Clark, lis: Clarissa. 117, ln.h
ldy 11.. 11 Hi 'Capital city, 113, Scar-i
.ia.11
tone. 132: I mnartlalltv. MZ.
f.n.irlh hare Tha Antiannlls llnnrtl.r..
mr an ages: aia lurionga ijiocnares, is.-.j
U7. 1'J'ly. Artsh iio On, 111; Thlstls
don. in.!; Kleelng Sheik. in.v star Span-1
Iltlt lia. Krl:le'a Cub. U'J: 'Jule, 104 1 I
&ulttud.. lin: Sub.hdnr, lli: '.rTenchr.
.........rfa iio- NnhiiMn, 1.7. i.-,.dnni.w
107: Louise V.. Ill: I Happy Valley. 112! ,
"?!A,.n
"0'"n iM"' "...on.. jv; iwn.ai
1 slath Itace The Stvern Pursa: selling;
thret-year-oldt and upward: one mllo and
a uuarier un,. III. liutsiioaj-o. 1111,
ins: Poacher. 10d: J"llk Illrd. 104: Whin,
pi.orwlll. 103;' Airman. 110: (Iruysin, Hm;
Ninety Simplex. 110: Btrvneai, KU, 'Hal
laat, 101, liollna, 100; llalley Ho ld, I to;
l'olroma, lud: Slatlni, ItMJ.
'Apprentice allowance clwlmed. IParr
entry. J. K. L nf sntry, W. U 8.
Marllit entry.
.u7i, t.,, .'on" i't.v V it m.?,'.V V."i ,'lent. Fowler .Manning. tiaven, pawn In the middle stage, but hal a I .w on November in would b. Just ... V I U LUk VN : Y" 'V,
ir. 'ine nieeuiiH i.nicui-niti vinn ur.mi-n janowsai nau tne wnite si.ia nr o i iAn...i i., hm tin. lau aa it now is nn.i -inMi'iu rn-nt. u.i
will I I'mbal'a. nm-.' Mnn'.euvre. lua. (iroun.i UP by the peace announcement. Plans mieen'H gambit declined with Oatublanea. I on the statute hooka regarding woodcock ., erel Halt on lM.ar.1. H. Zullo
'Hveii. 1U1; ctramlc i hi. clean Oone, 1U2; which the men had been dlcusslng did who at his tenth move made a some- Un "i'11 'nr?n. 'nlnf ttss i r!2 vi" ! lodiisb. lilarktlsli, l.lng und viililng ;
i t eive slx X'lOT. ' ' "u""" not Jlto with tho pce talk and It was what indifferent move with his knight. IfJ "Vlthln the perlM of October 15 to V t L 0 C 11 Y i a Ji "eactpt miiii a'i,i
Tho money Third Hare The Junior Steeplechase: decided to take a month off In which to Prom then on Janowskl's position lm-! v...mhar to Ila acknowledged ho did not , .... n. nstihi.ni. fast. an. n. 1
athleuic para-, thrt-c-jear-olds: twonillea Klytian.' l7: ' formulate new propositions. proved, but tho French champion over-' iinow auch w tho case, but believed It ' , ..... ,.ViV;PVu.v ' I
at Pelham Bay , t.llojal Attn. ueci.tve i lieu cf locked a telllnir continuation nt hln nla-h. waa tufflcltnt rrotecuon agatnti any vioia. .J1 '"77 r,,; HheVnshV.d ti.l V '
THE SUN, FRIDAY,
War Fund Boxing ShoW-Newly
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
' II Y HANIUL.
THRUB seems to bo an Impression that MV. Smith has been elected
Oovernor, and this Impression lias given rlso to very roseate hopes
atpotie those who favor the restoration of boxing In this Htato and
If.e passjge of u Sunduy baseball law. However, in spite of Mr. Hmlth's
v u n ncoa ior uii uranuiies
8rM' Borne days ago v6 discussed
; keen quite closo to the man who Is
' queried hlln reirardlnir
, , 7 . . -effaral"B
""'. anu no said,
Toine and boxing and
KUarantec tbnt h tvin
when a man becomes Governor his
In fh r,ll 1 .n.i.i ..
' "PI'0"1"0" " e llberallr.otlini
J"'?'0 a" haV8 orBQnlznton- The
""'mun, mm 11 iney warn,
"IC Juat!:0 t their stand they, must effect somo sort of united effort."
11 la apparent that If we want Sunday baseball and boxing we must
'mpreiu Albany with the greatness Of the voice behind the demand. Perhaps
tho most Impressive evldonco presented to Mr. Smith is the very fact of
his reported, election. Tim one wntU link in Mr u'hiimiin1! r.oninn hm heen
his known opposition to boxmg. Sunday
I .. .. . . . .
lutein 111 iiifjd inmra lie mm neon
HmI " take this Into consideration.
I Stnte do not want tho other 1 5
und may not do.
(treat Lakes Kloteu tn Play Here November 10.
JTew York football followers will see the (ireat Unkes Naval Station
cloven In notion hero for tho benefit of the United War Work fund. A
(,-ame between the bluejackets and some eleven yet to be selected yesterday was
arranged for the Polo Grounds ,for Saturday, November 16. Tho contest
will bo one of three to bo played In the Kast by the sailors. They will
tackle the Navy at Annapolis on November 23 and some Kastern college
or service eleven on Thanksgiving Diy.
Ahm.f ., i.. .' ,...1 ..V.
" "' l..
L." "om .al aKes a t,a,l,e 1H "utgers, winch has
,ree becnuso of the cancellation by West Virginia. Hutgen
to ,ako on tho sailors and thero is every reason to believe
I ln on tno sailors ana thero Is
! Ituters which will bo assigned to the task of Btopplng tho Jackles. 11111
Hoper will make an -announcement to-day.- Great Lakes will play Notre
Dame on Saturday and then begin preparations for Its Invasion of the East.
it It Is Rutgers that will be called on to play Great Lakes the odds
fnvnr Hn,ifr,r'a mKl...l n
"' oa.... v.u...u..ml.u... vre,u umts mis a couecuon oi lurnivr
cm 'ummariM who have beaten
acoreless tlo by Northwestern last week.
As to Sending Dempser
Says n despatch from Great Lakes. III.: "Special permission has been
received to enlist Jack Dempsey, conqueror of Fred Fultun and Kittling j
Levlnsky. in the navy. Dcmpsey may exhibit his championship punches
before King George at London next month us a member of tho Greit Lakes
boxing team. Dempsey Is understood
building Jolt and is anxious to become
Sort of late to decide thaMie is
mil i ill
It would be Interesting to
DemiMy has been doing ln shipbuilding. At any rate, talk of enlisting
lpsey in the navy Just for the purpose of sending him to the inter-
national service bouts In London Is both unfair to the heavyweights already
ln tn'' nayy nnd to thote ln tho allied forces who will compete nt London,
The navy nlready has heavyweights enough to win that rflvlslon.
Dempsey's victory over levlnsky demonstrated again that he Is the
only fit opponent for Jess Wlllard. but that demonstration perhaps puts
t..i. ..n .v, . . .u i. j... .. .. ... .
benefit bouts In Texas. At Fort Worth
or Monahtn one Jester, one has been
canny Jess!
Harvey Sends Uut a Call for Help.
Charley Harvey, manager of the war fund boxing show to be held
In the Garden on November 16, is up a tree and ho does not care who
knows It. He sent out an SOS last night to boxers, mmagera and news
paper men to meet at Jack Curley's office to-night and discuss tho war fund
show situation. The bitter fact Is thnt Harvey cannot get the leading boxers
to board his bandwagon. He wants various stars to llvo up to their
promises or he will mike public their refusals.
Dempsey's manager. Jack Keunis, mine time ago came here and said
that his heavyweight was ready to fight in the Garden, "bring on anybody."
Now Dempsey privately Inslsta that he wanbs to box In Philadelphia on
November 15 and that he should not be asked to fight here the next night.
It Is a sad state of affairs and before several days are past tho public is
likely to be regaled with a list of thoso who gave their promises and then
"KP1 "
reneged.
Suarthmore Will Play
Swnrthmore has arrived ut tho
engagements with Pennsylvania this year. Last Saturday S'var'hmoie stepped
lno the breach and substituted for I.'ifayette. It will ! renemberod that
Venn was whipped. Immediately IVr.Ti arranrod for n elinnco to wipe out
,hni 1-n.ln.r nn.l Mwarthmore wa rcheduled to ulav a .oturn enirement I
on Kranklin Field on November 23.
. . . .
..i.l fj,.rln
......
place for a Columbia game on November 30.
Ked Sox Will Stay at I'enway Park. Says Barron.
Kd Barrow, manager of tho Red
after having looked over Braves Field,
Raffney some time ago presented to
to use Braves Field Jointly with the
the home of tho Red Sox, Is located in a section In which real estate values
have been going up rapidly, and In which It Is predicted far greater prices will
be realized within u few years nfter the war.
Barrow said that Frazee had sent Gaffney a "thank yuu" for tho offer, but
a refusal of the terms, Frazee Is coins to keep the Red Hnx nt Fenway
Park for a year or two more und then sell the land. He thinks that the
park Is tho best part of the Boston Investment.
TRAPSHOOTERS TALK
OVER NEW SCHEME
Committee Will Report Back
in Thirty Days.
The annual meeting of the Interstate
Trapshootlng Association at the Astor
yeatrday devoted Ihe greater part of
th(, aaginn to a discussion of a plan of
development. An executive committee
vision of .the association's constitution
nnd by-laws, as only the "pros" and the
powder companies now run the organi
zation. The new committee wns ordered to
renort on the best form of reconstruc
tion thirty days hence and' the meeting
adjourned until the expiration of that
nerlod. The following ofllcers wore rc-
elected : T H. Keller. New Vork, presl-
I'MIIX WOltKIMO HAltt).
HcHBNKrTAur, N Y., Nov. 7. Tho
ferred to the oltlcers Held artillery school
at Canrp Zuchary Taylor. Union haB
...... ,d onlv one irjriie this season with
'IT,?, n, e,0."0,'' vfj8- ," a""
Hamilton,
The latter won by 2 to 0,
cfRvoiiTiiY nilAf).
i.nn
FOOTBALL SI AN III)Olli:i).
Htatk Coi.i.wib, Pa., Nov 7. Three
times wounded on the battliTflnlds of
France. Lieut, Fred Yeager. halfback on
Penn Stato's eleven In 1111 and 1916,
has been recommended for his Captaincy.
I LexinotoM. Ity., Nov. 7. Lee Ax-
NOVEMBER 8, 1918.
oi ppori. nomine musi do iukcii iur
this question with a man who haa
reported to bo our new Oovernor. Wc,rall tour
Mr. Smith's attitude towurd boxing nnd Sunday , Nat'",lmI Association of Amateur 1 " ' lonl "n,,cl " tlcm-ge Campbell i,s a very promising
..... Iillllard Havers, defeated A. Wickers at 1 team In tbu iramd with Camt) Merritt rail irhlu.Tnm nti.nnniin.ior
Ho is stroiig-ror every sort of sport. He UKes ( aruhn's room last night by 100 to 84 laat Haturday A. A. Majon Is making u Played guard. Mahoney Hist attracted
thinks wo Hhoulrf hRVe Sunday ball, but that Is no and took the lead In the finals. AnSJVHnrn Z Jl Zme mti "tlon with the Loyola Acidemy
n,imn ,.tif I., eimnnrl r it.. A Ih ni,. Vnu 1nntt nhllln T .... . i. - I OeSPCratC CtTart tO COTlStCUCl SOnie hOTl , . t.
eyes turn to higher things a place
. . ..... .T Ti-i-j
of legislation havo great power, and
boosters of Sunday baseball and boxing
to impress wnoever is uovernor wun
baseball and other liberal measures.
' .. . .
n irrnut iinvornnr. ir rwtnnnveii Air.
Klghty-flvo nor cent of the citizens
Ver cent- to tell them what they may
...
LUU,U. ?,vl .
hlch could give tho all star corn-
November 16
Hutgera stands ready
every reason to believe that It will be
rl..- i 1. I , ,.r
Iowa and Illinois, but were held to a
to Those London Boats.
to bo dissatisfied with his ship
11 regular U. 8. A. fighter."
dissatisfied with his "shipbuilding Job,"
know the nature of the work which
he Is willing to meet Meehan, Moran
and one never was. Cunning, cute,
Pennsylvania Again.
peculiar position of having two football
Penn's schedule now calls for Lafayette
. I
ember 16, Kwartnmore on November 23, Dartmouth
Tp1. ,r n,mlr 7 Thlj mV.. II ,
.... .. .. i
Hox, returned to New York yesterday
in Boston, with Harry Frazee. Jim
Krar.ee a proposition for the Red Sox
National League club. Fenway Park,
CAPABLANCA BEATS
JANOWSKI AT CHESS
Cuban Establishes
Strontr
Lead in Tourney.
Jo Capihlanca last night established
a htrong lead ul tho chej-smasterrf tour-
! nanient at the Manhattan Chesj. Club
when be defeated Janowskl In fifty-five
move. The match was a long drawn out
affair and nt one time It was thought
that It had beei adjourned. However,
the men wont ur It again, and after a
couple of hours of additional striving the
'ubnn pulled through a winner, Tht
victory gnve him !) In the winning col
umn ami only 1 In Ihe losing division.
Boris Kostlch defeated Black In only
twenty-four moves' and made his hold on
;.!, ' 'u J... " I
i.... ..
Capablanca to-morrow.
Marshall yesterday defeated Morrison
afier fifty-seven moves. The United
States champion succeeded In winning a
teenth turn. The result was that Capa-
ouinca emergco irom nm Ulmcultleei, ami
thereuMtt Junowskl gave up hh queen
and a pawn for Capablanca's two rooks.
Tho standing:
IMaicra. W. L. ' Plnrrrt.
CApatanca.... (i 1 IJunnwtkl. .,
Kotilch .. . 'i :iniack
Marshall C f IMorrtson...
Chajrt It,
W. 1
4 I
111 '
WF.SLIIVAN MISKTS IIA3IILTON.
Mioiibrro w.v, Conn., Nov. 7 -Wes-leynn
nnd Hamilton will meft on thn
latter a gridiron Haturday afternoon. It i
will be the flrat meeting of the two col-1
leges In football In some years. vs
leyan Is In tine trim for the contest. '
Ilubbell, Ihe centre, has been appointed
lo the machine gun school at Camp Han- I
click, Oo., but he hag not left yet,
COLI'MIIIA KNTKHS HUN,
Columbia's H. A. T. C cross country
runners will compete with thoio of Ford
ham, Fort Slocum, Pelham Bay and
Camp I'ptoii over the national course ln
Van Cortluudt Park on Saturday.
Acquired Colt Wins
SHEA TAKES LEAD
IN BILLIARD EVENT
Brooklyn Cueist Heats Wickers
by Six Points-in Novice
Straight Kail.
it,i '
Shea, representing Lawlcr'n
room- In the novice straight
urnanient under the auspices of i
map by dsfeatlng J. 8. Uialsdell by 100
no . i ...l-. n.... ....... .1 '
n opportunity for n triple tie.
:
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j H.
' a. Wlckri' '
t j
IM. II. It. Ave,
ton 10 t tO-f.O '
.... Sl C 1 41-il 1
lAwler's Itoom. I
100 12 : 10-42 ,
H9 ij : i7-:
ihl;i Levy
J- BlslJel
''laying an excellent quality
hnllf llnn Millar,!. ! T Urflngtl
-
"'".TV .t" . "I.."?
, 'I now tn nrore, at Os"
orouvini iiuvv ill uiUKiirrp .1.1 ua-
m. it. ..'.. J
I.l..cn IWIII, IIU UCICUICU JUIlll UdUK
by 200 to H2. made a high run of SI
and averaged close to 8. The score :
lolnl. II. It.
. . . SOD 51
... n: 24
Ave.
Jl. .T Mcrtomin.
John Lnng . . . .
4
PORES IN TITULAR RACE
Will lleiiresent l'elhnm
liar in
Service Championship.
Charlie Pores of Pelham nay, tho na.
tlonal ten mile chamnlon : Jlmmle Hen
nlgan of Fort S ocum. the New Ensland
(champion ; Eddie Mayo of Fort Slocum,
I the former Metropolitan champion, and
Ilx)u Kaufman of t'elham Hay. the pres-
""'"i
i.miiijiiun. are rume 01 joe siars wno
will compete In tho national service
cross-country championships over the
Van Cortlandt Park course next Satur
day. ,
Pelham Bay, Camp Harldnn of Mr-
fllrhftn V T anA Cnrt tilrutum whtl.
ha two teams entered, are among the
local service units that will compete.
Pelham Itiy's team will be mnde up
of Pores. Lou Kaufman. J. Grnrglo. j.
McCabe, Newton Brown. Frank Joyce
J. H. Belalr and J. McAuley. Fort Slo
oum'H first team will consist of Hennl
gan. Mnyo, W. Mason, L. Hunter, S
Kstz, II, Darland, S. Phillips and A
Seegers, while the second team from that
fort will be composej of J. Wilkinson.
J. Savage. A. Kaufman. II. Herns. .
Mesne. P. Kverllth, D. Helburg, It.
Bayer and H Silveriest.
Cami Karllan's team will be made up
of P Craig. J. H. Fuller. R. Paynes,
J. T. Junemann, P. M. Flemmlng and
N. Stuart.
I ROD AND
v
HIGH WATEIl KOP. LOCAL AVOLEIIS FOR TIIK WEEK EN'D.
Sandy Hook 1'rlnnna Jamaica Hay (loTcrnors WllleU New
(Tbe llonrhoc) Ila) iCanarale) lulaml Point I"nlnn
Date: A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. M. PM A.M P.M. A.M. I'M
November S..10.-OI 10:3 lOflrt 10-44 10:4f. 1124 10:OU 10:4. 110 1-SO 1 1 .ill
November u. 10:45 11:31 10:AO 11.38 11:30 12 18 m M 11:39 2 A.I 2:17 12.30 12 41
November 10. 11-37 11:42 12 22 11:48 2:52 3-09 1:2(1 1.17
rerle. Inkle Hojinrr Cod Bait.
"Conke or perln-lnklee are the bet bnlt
ror coo." fnM Joe finv.jer, bann nmierman,
tfi a reporter of THK HL'N' pntrdiiV "You
can buy a! the tlh mrkrt conk from
two cnt each to thrt for n dlm. Whfn
ou nr on the boat bound for rod mnh
th hII and of tb.. nph that rtmutnn
alle off the hard bony aurface w-hfeh la
caueti in anop,
'TJnn rut ud the flsh Into chunltn about
th nil of a fifty cent Piece and ou hi
im wtnnir nan lor i-o.i inni ine maraei j
nehermen down eaat uae. There .low n cuat ,
nahennen employ thla lure entirely I
"No ipe-lal hook te required, ni you n
hook' rod in nny make of ho.ik. 1 recall ,
ii trip when llfty-elcht. nahennen nt the i
banks
two hook? alike incidentally on that trip
,h" ,Pr'.'" .'V""1,1!'1 , ""' ,,,a" eauht on .1
,m11 ""' blackflah hook."
i ,-ausnt cou nnen mere ere not ,
l-elltore and Field Sport.
... ...
. onoy nex me te.-,on orena in New
J"w rnr rannu. fquirrel. uail. rurre.l
grouse, commonly caned partridge,
Hun
sarlan imrtrldce ami Uncllili or rlncnt-clc
pheneint reek
The pm.iso of leglilntlon liy Leglaln.
lures, r-hleh In the past haa been the only
out doubt an cb.oet method, fhe rnu'i
'" been the near etermintion of certain
ipecles of g.tmu und nlmoat the end tit
held aporta.
Year after year there appear before the
Ptate Legislatures n vast number of Mils,
some good, hut mcst of them absolutely
rldlculnui These bills are held In com
mittees usually composed of men who Have
never had enough held experience to be
able to Judge their relatUn merits.
How can men Intelligently vote for ft
gum bill who have never spent one day
Blleld. or vole on a fish bill who hne neier
bulled n honk, or In nlhr words tyhn
would not know the dlflerenco between s
Muefleb. and a blun heron?
Mist men will say thnt the. eiinimlttees
have the advlre of the State Commissioners
or members of the various State Hi.li and
Bme protective associations and numerous
sportsmen who will appear before euch
committees nnd offer their ndvlce This
eaeme to me to be all wrong. Men should
Interest themselves tn game legislation nnd
nrgue. on all bills
At a recent committee meeting a man
appeared before the committee to oppn-e
. certain fresh water hill that permltteTt
tht use .if nets to catch suckers and carp i
u.i.ler the Ice. This pnrtlcular bill did
not come up for debate, but one for the .
closing of woodcock In the month of Orto
ber came up ror nenaie ana i.-iis nmn
voiced hit approval, saying It waa a goo I
th'ng lo atop shooting woodcock at that
teaion .. .
I asked him. knowlnr that he was a
flesh water fisherman who ha I never
hunted woodcock, why he spoke ln favor
of the MP, lilt only answer waa that he
thought all tine !awj ahould open on the.
s,me date
i.. nna.vse to htm was. would he con
sider It fair to aalt water fishermen If a
hill was proposed permitting weykflsh to
,a caught only In the
months of January, I
February and March? !
ne taugnr.i ai... "' " "''",' '7 I
ridiculous, as thera would be no weakf.su
at that season oi in. r . ... ""'
HIS enori .11 ' " '' 7, . " ;
tl""'
AVTOMOllILK EXCIIANIiK. t
SALE
Our Entire Stock of
Used Closed Cars
Coles and Other Makes
On FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
November 8th and 9th.
RUSSELL L. ENGS, Inc.
12 Central Park West
Telephone Columbus .110
All Thete Cart Hare lleen llepjlnted
and Oirrhatiled.
1VANTKU SliO AIITDS
8pnt Cash Walling.
Bring car to door, telephone or write.
JAN'POHF .i:TOH()1III.K CO..
1145 Uroadway. T;ephono Circle. 3471.
FOOTBALL CRIPPLES
NUMEROUS AT N.Y.U.
Out loch for Fordham Uanie on
Saturday Is Announced
as Very Dark.
ir Kiti:i)i:iiicic fi. likii.
tv,.nll Ihr. kxi't. nniinlllna t.ifTrl
......j
of an aggregation to give Kordham a
fight 011 Ohio Field to-morrnw.
Mason has given up nit hopo thnt bis
ends, H.irtwlcl: and Lawrence, and
Fullba.'k nickman will playugaln this
se.-.son. lUrtwlCk, who showed so much
' Katunlav. tliouirh there Is a chance that
f,,"ow" r RPt ",to t-'n'w'B
, . , . , . , .
tussle for a short time.
. . . ..,-. .... I , ,,-,l , .,-Vlo
lost Saturday, has been playing centre
thla ivpiik nnd nrnhablv will start the
, t.n-,1,n,n , n 1t.rm.n i ,.! It.ltinr
I are the leading candidates for the two
i enn Mit-aniicB, nui m'lii mi' i, r'""
' stnrs with little real training. They
looked pretty well, however, in n prnc-
l tlce scrimmage with Hamilton Institute
lat Wednesday.
rerKUSWl in IIUIIIK III" u:ni iu mi
Dlckman's place at fullback and seems
to potsess poslhllltles. Mnrtlndale has
taken Fernnndes's place at left tackle
and has made r favorable Impression.
Fernandez, who was acting captain and
the only 1917 veteran, left N. Y. U.
yesterday for a Southern ofllcers' train
ing camp.
The peace announcement raised havoc
with Jf. V. V 's practice yesterdny as
the entire post was given a furlough
until to-morrow morning.
AVIATION ACCEPTS EVANS.
Cioir Champion Gets Word Hp Mur
lie n Filer.
CiiiCAon. Nov. 7. Charles "Chick"
Evans of Chicago, national nmateur and
open golf champion, to-day received
word tTat he had been accepted for avia
tion service. Evans is 2S years old. nnd
had been placed In inferred elWIflcntlnn
be"iuse of dependent parents, but he
only recently succeeded in adjutlng bis
affairs so he could enter the service.
Konlcsburg. who played centre last "d Lorsello so f.ir have been the only
Saturday, Is out with a broken iw aid "da that have stood nut. Van Wl ,
.,, .coitus not been In untrorni since me sier- "'. ""i wi-i-r mm
OX IB, I ... . .. . .... . .... . nt m,nf,l Tn... f'a,...Kll ...III l.A .i..l
. i nit game. i-Tieiuanaer. ine nairacs, ..... ......
on ni 1 .... t t-i . nl. .iHM iih a subittltntn ut centre nnd irimril.
The champion was the orlglnainr or p,.r o, N. It , tt. Ilouaton St.. wk. ila only -
the Hod Cross golf mitches, and during t:0 P M s
his flfty-to exhibitions throughout the ft,,,,,-,. tErrivo V 'liT4J
country raised spproxlmately (250,000 O.vrnui.a 3 uauuaiiun I -to
aid that organlxation in caro-ins out 1 Ban.n pi.r iv.ie. z-.lo. in. iiium.i aiL.
Its war work. t e ; i . ud.. Krt-i
GUN NEWS
Sajn Commlln Should Make ln,
Thl mnM unreasonable bill Ii not
Nportarnan a bill for the protection of wood
rock, but a bltl fath-rcl by nnd approved
by th Audubon Pockty, which has nnl) '
one objerc In v;w and that In the aboil .
tlon of u it Iteld Bhootlnir.
Mv nertfiiiint exuerlence' afield nt that
aeneori Ieu!i no doubt In my mind that
there m-ed be no fear of woodcock hunfr
violating the irame law. Men lin tnke
In Ihfel Vltwl nt tnnrl ,r. at.nve tho kind
mat nil! lomte the IfcWl,
Within a radluu of four miles of m
home town. hleh Include no game pre
ervc. there are to mv pervonal know
rdir about .fnrtv hen ehe.-iasnta ond fnu-
nmi.terr Itow can any man explain the
exlutrnce ct ro mnny bem. unlejj you
iiiul srnnt that men, wtti. ery rew
vxceptlona. will violate the same lov
I wish that nothing I may write In
referrnce to flh and ame mallera be
cunvtrued ai cenaure touard the Nw
Jertey Flnh and Oame Commleilon or th
Sew Vnrk Coneervntlon Committee. I
nm -n ell aware of the fact that the Legis
lature Is more or lea a source of worr
fur them on account of the nuien.u
hllla thnt nn placed before It by dream
ere Hhu believe tney have the right tdeii
tegardltiR prutectlou.
I thlnK the commlaslon hhntud hn
tho pnner tn make tln nnd game regu
IntlunH according to their Judgment, an
they are better able tn realize th.
Mlale' needs than h body of dlalnler
eated tienatora and Assemblymen It !
a uill known f.ict. In which every legis
lative committee will beir me out, thai
It H next to Impossible tn get only
tew men tn ague, on the merlin of un
particular h?h or canm bl.l
VHAi.Ks and nouns
Irvlngton, Jf .1 . Nov, 7
ROO AND 1CN.
For the Lightship Nunday 1 A. M. lll.ii.Jc
fiY Ili.U.- and I.lnt
MADELINE S. KSM'S.1
i: Kst st., e :i. V: 50th at, ? Pare $2 0"
In, 'lu.llng bait nnl w.r tax A. Lyons.
. W llfith t
. PLENTY LINGS & WHITINGS
DORA
leaves Saturday 1 A. M nn.l
2 I A! other dajs, S A M
Dunne's Dock Hheepslitad IJj
It mil U l-osni.t on Hunt Heels. Hods,
hf. IINri norgnlns In High Qrade Shot
IIIUIILI (luni)i nines' and Surf nods.
HKltr.F.U. m W. Ii St (Times So I
l P M SAT. V A. M. SUN.
Plenty of Ling, Hake and tilling.
AtVll-'k ICA 1 A 'vl dully rapt
HIYIE.. IVH Mirh.e' Sheenahi-a.l nv
PI.KNTV Il.lKfl. I.1XO AND WIIITINt.
Mil. iiiiernnon ai z n'rlock.
lnvrs Ilaninirr's Dork, Mireus
head, ItiO A. f. eterr lUr.
FI.OlINIKKS AMI TOMCOIIN.
PfirjUlC UA9IUIQ l,u0"on N'f Ho
illir II I I n Mllll r,""r fa. ling u.i) a We 1 .
QUI I'"- "n'""u Thurs.. Sal . Hun. I ii.
vmt AMI HI.At KI ISII.
(HI)! CUI! t (ID!
' i M. .n. I . A....V .Df. J. .M. I
. a. ...iih IlliritlS.
"- 11:41 train. Hund.tr. s.oi i , i , n - , - ..
iZ'-w'mT,1"1"11"011 TrailSlt C0'
Mnlltor's. C
lirl Til l.lnn. Ilnke. Whiting i:,
Hr rn ist M. Mun . i.JO ;ni (j, (
i. ii n .i - a j.i , l.ulK
M KreetmrU t'apt Joe Itaynor ' i
S'tl IH.irkllsh t'might sunila) solr7i i
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THREE NEW PLAYERS
FOR FORDHAM SQUAD
Football Interest There h
Growing Daily.
football Intercut at Fordham Is
growing by leaps and hounds and tho f
quml Is gioulng dally. Throe most
promising caudldnle Joined Kddle Sis
hind's forces yestcrdiy. Tbey were
Johnny Mahoney and Tom and flcorgii.?
Campbell, who ucie slant on last yearit
Konlham l'leii team Tbev were In-
ducted Into tho Kordham S. A1, T. C.
lat WcillK'Sdllt.
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Clilcngo. Klsklnd Intends to make nr
Kuaid out of him, as Uardon nnd O'llaro
"r doing o well at tackle that there
' little chance of-any new c.uiaid.Uun3
displacing them. K-
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