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NOVEMBER
1918.
11
Faculty at Princeton Gives Tigers Permission . to Play Service Eleven at .Polo Grounds Next Saturday
REGULAR PRINCETON!
TEAM TO PLAY HERE
-
mettlt.v Lifts Ban ' So That
Tlpcrs Mny Help Wnr Fund:
Drive nt Tolo Grotitids.
OPPONENT NAMED TO-DAY
Nassau Prefers Onme .With
Pi.v or Upton, but Other
Town Mny lie Engaged.
Princeton 1,'ntvrrslty nnnounred yes- J
ttniay mat sanction nan neen granted to I
ir woman team nr play nt tlje rolo
(Jrounils. Saturday, November 16, for-the
l.enefU of tho United War Work Cam
pal in. I
1 The team, which the Titers wilt op
pose has not yet been 'selected. It will
be announced by W, W. Xloper. secre
tary of the "sports committee, and W, 8.
Langford. chairman of the football com
mittee, to-day. The rrineeton 'authori
ties have specifically granted permission
to the team to play a service eleven from
cither Camp Dlx or Camp Upton, but a
little latitude ling been asked and It' Is
poHble tho Kncfnu players w 111 com
pttc against some other learn.
The official announcement from Prince
ton I? na follows:
At a meeting of the board of con
trol of the rrineeton University Ath
letic Association held Thursday eve
ning In "Princeton the Princeton In
formal team wan authorised to play a
football Earns with a service team
from Camp Upton or Camp Dlx at tho
Polo (.rounds. Saturday, November IS,
for the benefit of the United War
Work Campaign. The board took this
action at the earnest request of the
sports committee of thcL-Unlted War
Work Campaign, whose representa
tives Impressed upon the board the
value thai the came would bear to
the drive. The board 'noted that
while the playing of this game Is con
trary to Its athletic policy, which hits
been against athletic exploitation, It
would waive seen objection, owing to
the nature of tho appeal and because
the board wished to give Its support
to the splendid rause represented In
the United War Work Campaign,
i Arrangements are betntr made for the
presence of 1.000 Princeton 'students
from the arrpy and navy units. They
lll be accompanied to New York by
their military and navnl chiefs ad pa
rade through the city on the morning
of the game.
A splendid military demonstration In
connection with the event Is being
planned. This will give' New York Its
first opportunity to see the great prog
ress the Princeton students have made
In military and naval training,
The Princeton students will nrrlve In
New York In the morning and attend a
great luncheon to be arranged especially
for them. They will proceed to the
Same In military formation and will
leavp, the city some time later in the
evening.
FIRST HARVARD GAME TO-DAY.'
Tntta1 S.. A. T. C. Kleven Mnr
lirlie Crimson Mnkeahlfta. '
Cambridoe. Mass.. Nov. S. The Har
vard service football team coached by
Pooch Donovan and fcddle Daley, for
four years varsity end at Dartmouth,
and the Tufts College 8. A. T C eleven,
which has been drilled by Bush Pierottl,
former centre of Washington and Lee,
tII1 meet in the Harvard Stadium, to
morrow. It will be Harvard's first game
and the result Is much In doubt. Tufts
in nurK in piay n iuuu ujich e;iiit-.
en game.
The only experienced men on tne nar
yard team are Daley, captain ; Levlne,
who played end for the Syracuse fresh
men last fall, and Coleman, one e?fthe
linemen on the Harvard informal outfit
a year ago. Hunneman of Harvard is
an excellent kicker Coach Donovan will
start the following; Levlne. left end;
Daley, left tackle. Coleman, left guard;
llusso, centre; Brown, right guard; lie
Manmon, right .tackle ; Dennis, right
end: Conley, quarterback. Porter, left
halfhack; Goldstein, r'.gbt halfback ; j
Hunneman, fullback.
RUTGERS' REGULARS BACK.
linker nntl Kelly o Piny Amilnst
1
Penn State To-Uny.
New BromswIck, Nov 9. Fosler
.-v-i n ford's Bulgers football team left last ,
i Ipht for Penn State, where they will
meet Slate college in wnai promises to
IV Jle. harde1l tii r5 by the local service teams for the benefit
ihedule. It Is probable that both Cliff i "J ,V" ...,'; ,-. rl.i... c....,i a t fot,-
f akfrack1Ua,vheorbe "o"i Ttu? , ex We dTn. 'the 8lx!
.onnettkwin srar?eto!day, nothof'them ! ty-.nlh Bcg.ment Armory. Two games
weio suffering from minor Injurlesf and j I ,! staged,
o.vh Hanford did not want to Uko any I" the opening clash the Mine Sweep
nances of hurting them still further, i rav' nri1 h' ;'n' the
l''ench and Kull, who have proved such Federal Bendezvous five, while the sec
..bio substitutes, will also probably get ; nl contest wlll bring together he - quln-
thance this afternoon. ! h l-'- H- Granite State and
The other players on the Butgers team , the Brookjyn Armed Guard.
i in nien,iiri nndltlnn. with the - I ftube Marnuard and Burleigh Grlmeo.
'1tlon of Krancke, centre, who Is prob-j
blv hid un for the season. Paul Hobe-
on, the sensational end, and Joe Breck
ev will tako'carb of the extreme; Cap-
i a r .iner and George Mourt. tho lat
freshman. will be tha tackles:
m schaefer and fiolllns, who have been
leclared by critics td be two of tho. best
hnemm III the country. Will be the
jiiai-'ls and Dunham, last years suosti-j
. i c, i-enirc.
NAVY READY FOR HARD GAME.'
I
Anval Opernllnir Base inspected to
Prove Worthy Foe.
ANNwrous, Nov. 8. A short signal
i"l formation drill this afternoon put
' .c Naval Academy team In shapei for
.is game to-morrow against the eleven
of the Navnl Operating Base ot Itamp-
n This Is believed to be the strong
team tho midshipmen have opposed
Li h season.
Th.uigh several of his backfleld men
Ji.im- been Injured this week Doble has
stronger attack than previously, due
the presence of Capt. Ingram and
infer In the game. The other backs at
lie t,trt wllf be Benolst and Bawllngs,
KIECKHEFER MAKES RECORD.
l'liilahr rluur'lii I .IS Iunluus nnd
Keep Title.
Ciiicauo, Nov. S. Setting R new cce
"r,l. Auglo Klcckliefer, champion three
ii-lilon bllliardlst, retained his tlt,to to
mght by defeating Chnrlet McCoutt of
'Invel.-md, 1G0 to 83 in 132 Innings In
'neir three night match. The scorn of
lo-nlghfs block was SO to 40 in favor
of Klcckhtfer.
Tho previous record was set by Al
"do do'Oro ot Cuba three years ago in
- match wlllf Kieckhefer with a scoto
t UO points In IIS Innings,
I W.DWUI.Ii fS BOX AGAI.V.
f'aldwell of tho Yankees- will pitch 'for
ic Tletien & Lang shipbuilders wHert
ney play the Lincoln Qlanta at Olympic:
'.id in Harlem to-morrow.
Football Schedule
for This Afternoon
.Columbia ia. Union at Hmith Held.
iihli n(iinl,m"' " ''"' "
Mn,L i"" !? Nl Trnn.ports of
pJlfW.'.! 1 ?' "und.. i
liutgen g. nn State at state College.
N)rar.iiae Ta. llrown nt Syracuse.
EU"... "n,a ,I-fette at rhlta-
rlltauurc t. Washington and Jeffer-
" at rltt.htirg.
Michigan vs. Chicago at Chicago.
Harvard tj. Tufls at' Cambridge.
Ian art Itadlo vs. Newport Natal at
.Newport,
"'"lejap . Hamilton at Clinton.
Orono"' "ocktl"e !sv"1 "eserves nt
('etlyaburg vs. Mount M. Mart's at
Emmllt.burg. ' "
Henauee y. M. Ixnila at t. Lout..
Ilaterfard Delaware at Newark. Del.
Troy ' " w,,r,'r Vo,r at
Franklin ijr.il Marshall ta. fnlnus at
ollegrtllle.
YUlllama n. Sprintileld at William:
town,
Antherat v.. Trinity at Amlierit.
BOXING PROGRAMME
ARRANGED FOR FUND
Stvtnon Xntnil l?! trlit ii ru Ui.nn Wi,r Marvel and War Pennant, as thev i
oi.MLLH .MHUl 1, II III 8 AJ;lCCjMrp colt,j of the highest class nnd mopt
in fllvn T1ii.Ii' Ili.t Vf 'promising timber for next years
TO tine lllCll' HCSt hf- Derbies."
forts ill Garden.
The programme of boxing bouts nt
Madison Square Garden a week from to
night In aid of the United War Work
Campaign was completed last night at
an enthusiastic meeting at Jack Curley'si
office in the Flllgerald Building. Charley
Harvey, who has charge of the enter
tainment, was chairman of the meeting.
ana nearly every manager of boxers in
this district was In attendance.
After n general discussion the follow
ing list of bouts was agreed on, the man
agers of the boxers giving their asront
nnd promising to have their men In the
rlncj
Benny Ionard, lightweight champion,
vs., Jack Biitton, former welter cham
pion. .Johnny Dundee vs. Joe Welling, V. S.N.
Frankle Callahan vs. Barney Adair.
Willie Jackson vs. Eddie Wallace.
Knockout Kggers vs. Frankle Burns.
Benny Volger vs. Leo Johnson.
Jtm Coffey vs. Clav Turner.
Joe Jcnnnetto vs. kid Norfolk.
F.ach bout will be of sit rounds, and
there was a general understanding that
each pair will fight as hard as though
thev were to receive a large purse.
The suggestion wns made that each
boxer bo compelled to post a forfeit of
J1.000 to box strictly on his merits, but
some of the rnanngeis declared that th
boxing industry had not been prosperous !
enough In recent times to warrant It. I
The only desirable match tint was
not made nas the one proposed between
T)undee and Jacki'on. Dundee's manager
said his man was pledged to flsht six
times in a wck. and he did not care
to have him meet Jackson at tho close
of so busy a sjrslon.
However, he declared that Dundee
I would probably be released from his
i engagement In Philadelphia next Satur
! day night and would box Joe Welling
at the Girden. Welllngfl manager con
sented to make 135 ringside.
The prices ngreed on are 1 to J10.
HORSE SHOW STARS ARRIVE.
Out nf Town l-lntrlrs Here i:trlr
...
tu Ilmlitr Freight J 11 111. U
Madison Square Oarden vs,erday !
saw the early birds of the 1.100 entries ,
I l.nn1.lw .- , ., HlhKI. -fl . .. I... ,
I l.liwmil Itn: oiruir uui'l.-. .Ill; ,1101 :
arrivals were the show Dorset of the i
du Fonts from Wilmington. Del., which
come In on Thursday. The rush yes
terday began with horses from a dis
tance, as exhibitors had received notice
to ship promptly to avoid freight con
gestion. Among the arrivals of Chicago ex
hibitors were the hunters of 'Mrs.
Francis B. Peabody nnd Woodln Farm
, ,u, , ' , ,., r, Th
and the roadsters of John B. ThotrtP-;
son, The Hastern contingent Included
the hacknevs of D. B. Hanna from '
Lenox
Ix)u,s
Pears,
j die nor
ponies. ;
GOBS TO PLAY BASKETBALL.
, Double Header for 'Wnr Drive In
lltttli llestlment Armory.
p . ..
Play In tho Third Navnl District bas-1
. . ., ., .....t.
former Brooklyn Dodger pitchers, will
play with the Mine Sweepers. Farrell,
a former St. John's College star, will
play with the Granite State team.'Lowls
and Davis, two former college players,
will be In tho Armed Qtinrd lineup.
FOUR BOYS' GAMES TO-DAY.
K1p othrr
Inlersclinlastlp flames
fur Ont of Town.
Although there are nine lnterscholastic
football rallies scheduled fnr tn.ilrvi- nnlv
four will be pl'iyed by local teams. Hum
llton Institute and Commerce are the
only New York teams scheduled, as De
Witt Clinton and Morris will be Idle.
The feature will be a double header at
Commercial Field, Brooklyn, where Eras
mus Hall will play Brooklyn Prep and
Marquand will take on N-cw Utrecjit.
Commerce will play Flushing at Flush
ing and Hamilton will tackle Poly Pren
nt Itly Field, The schedule:
FOOTBALL
Al Flushing Comtnercs vf. Fluahlnr.
At Commercial Field Krasmua Hall vs.
Brooklyn Prap.
At Commercial Field Marquand vs.
New Utrecht
At Poly Field Hamilton Institute vs.
Poly Prep.
' Al New nochalle Port Chea:er vj. New
Bnchelle,
At Cornwall Concordia Prep vs. New
,0I? Pawling Hntchklss v. Pawling.
At Mount Vernon While Plains va.
Mount Vernon.-
At Jerary City Barrlnger va, Dickinson.
soccfin. .
At Manual Erasmus vs. Manual,
At Mnrrla Huahwlck vs. Morrl;.
At Ktander Chllda Boya High va.
Bvander Childly
JUAN nilUCK TO WBRSTI.K. t
Joan Bruce, tho shipyards champion
wrestler, who Is conceded to be the most
formidable middleweight before the pub
lie, wll meet Ignatz Polensky of Buss
Poland nt the Crescent Theatre next
Tuesday night.
6IANTS PLAY KOli WAIl FUND.
M Dyckman Oval to-morrow after
noon the New York Glanta will play
the Paterson Silk Sox nine for tho
bencflt of the United Wn Fund drlv.
, Mass.. Mrs. Joseph S. Sylvester. ',rua;r ,,e ai. n Van T ' i r,colB T"'1' l '
IC. Liggett and Miss Eleonon, 'x'ahU'r-oid. , pw,rJ; I "ZT ".V Cor.?andt
k. 1.11.. ., I,i,n)e ul. the Severn Pur'.- m,r tlCL .iii Will 10 11 forCCS at Van COMlandt
.-.t-s, .I..... 1 iiixi """-. mrai.M H.eo. out for tilac .n.i .how nr.i- .
A. K. MACOMBER TO
REMAIN ON TURF
- v-
Prospect of Peace Causes
SportHinan to Keep Horses
Flags Equals Itccord.
IptcUil Dttpatch fo Tin ncx.
BAl.TiMong. VA.. Kov. t. A. K. Ma
comber's raclnrt colors will lie seen on
i the race tracks of-'Jew York next yearr
nn me prospect of peace heforc the
lend or the
hlfina fri .At
year no nas cnanged nis ,
U, Ho sent word to nailer ,
l ....... . . ill
j.lentilngs, his trainer, to-day not to roll j
; any more horses. With the war over I
, Mr. ll.icomber will he nt liberty to de-1
I nuciiuuii iu ii" .mi. " ni"
ZnT..,V, tvr ."le. Gyernment ,wl!' ,,1t!t I
fo?nia f " an(',";c " '- j
"I nm certainly glad that Mr. Macom-i
ber has decided to continue In -racing '
next yenr," said Trnlner Jennings, "and
1 know that racegoers will be elated
when they hear the nrtws, for hla colors .
always hav. been popular. But I'm sorry
that I sold any of Mr. Macomber s
Mn?Mnit.e J Villi it' I
htn.t M.,y,.''r' ?'" rejected IL
"I flldivt mind losing Motor cop sol, '"f. "'
much, but I would have liked to keep ) "cvenf. Pennsylvania, beaten by Swarthmore last week, miy suffer an-
The Macomber horses iirobibly will
winter at Mr. Maromber's j.table at Ilol
mont Park inrtead of at Hllverbrook
Stock Farm. New Jersey, as was
planned.
FlnBs F.uals Ilecord.
Flags never ran a better race In his
career than he did in the Annapolis
Handicap at the Pimllco track to-day.
He carried 129 pounds and was ham
pered In the early stages of the race,
but he managed to get up In tlmo to
r.lp Jock Bcott, the pacemaker, on the
post hy n nose. The time, 1:11 4-5, was
not only the fastest of the meeting, but
equalled the track record.
Motor Cop,1 the favorite, had scant
opportunity to show his brilliant speed,
as he was caught In a pocket at the
start and kept there.
The Walden Stakcn for two year
olds at a mile nnd the remount race
for stallions eligible to become the prop
erty of the Government are the features
of the Pimllco card to-morrow. 'Billy
Kelly will carry 130 poundu In the
Walden nnd If he can do this and win
at the distance, the longest of the season
for two year olds, there can be no dis
puting his claim to the title of cham
pion. ,
Itnce for Uncle ffatn.
The remount race Is offered at the
request of the remount division of the
War Department. The Maryland Jockey
Club has decided to purchase any or all
of the contestants for Uncle. Sam. The
price of each stallion Iirs been estab
llshed nt $1,000. The summaries:
Flrt Race Per all sins maidens: claim
In; nurse ii.ono; x turlonts, Irlih I.ady.
11! fKnori, stralzht J!l.l0. plse 1, show
IS.; nrat; Oeorae Clarlt, Hi iKnmmer).
Place IS TO. show 1 1 SO. sorondt Court Gallant,
10O (Sarnie). ahOw ST.D0. third. Time 1 :13 4-5.
P. 0. Klnir St Srbastlin, nahy Olrl. Cour
ernes, -Claris', 'capital cuy. -jam Daw
ton. 'Drill Mailer, Caddie, Stammer Slfh.
Pair and Squaie and Terascon also ran,
Field
second ttace To.yeir-olda: sellfnr: ptirse
Jl.mn: one mile llround Swell. 101 (Wsllal.
'Iralrht I77.v. place 10. show tl.'O. first:
Sailor, Ifll ijohneonl. place t.ft. t'low
litre, s-ronl; mielie" Lire. 1C7 (Srhut
tlnter. 'how t.l 19. third Time 1:11 Sweep
Jet. Trlomnhant rmbala. Ceramic. Clean
Gore and Antoinette al'o ran
Tltlrd Ilac Three-year-nlda: the Jon'or
slierlechrse: nurs tt.'-QO: tun mller Bell
"I me Bea. 137 (niooii. atrantnt .. piae
M to. sho fj.ra, first' Uerlaiw 1JJ (Chyiie).
WZJ'lr,
Art-h. Burhouw, 'Cherryitore and Impartial-
l. 1 HI mil.
;
t-niirth nVeroe -n r..- it,. i...hiil
1 CAIirlh n.r, T - .11 It,.
Handicap; pure 1 (v; rx iurlones Flats,
1 (O'Hrien). slraliht IIS. rlaee t) 40. .how
w. nrt; .ick-k scot, io (Knao-i
;1Hu,n?? i-rlu-'
Ttme-l :IM.:, I.eo-
to. show IT 40, second
peri 'how sn V). thirtl
chare'. I.ucilite. High Con. Nepn-rhsn.
Motor Cop, Holllster. (Yhr.k. Pr Johnson
Uenlfaee and I'anaman clso ran.
Fifth rtac-Two and three year old; the
,neMieaKe ttirFe; ciaimiria; purse Il.con
", '''r,"n" Arrh.(?P 1n- '.'J I-lk,-
straight f Ia.49. place H fj, show tl'ti. flr":
uniRn Mltw. ,7 (i,Un,!0rdi. nlsee !5;
show liifie. second; Ruhahdar, us (Kummeri.
;how Ji.JO. third Tlrne-i t. Kairy Prince.
Woodtrap. Ill (Sande). out for place and
, ihow. a-cond: IMcHhoard lt (Keiaay), out
Woodtrap. ill (sarnie), out for
to anow iniru. urae .-:n, i-n lex al'0 ran,
Sevf- h Ilatrf Tlirr-Tfar.oldii nii nnwrnrri-
flaimin' hanllcap: ptirn tl,(tv; nno mile
nnd n ix1r-ntli Srfiiet. 1W rjnhnon.
RtrillLht t9.X. Ill a 0 SJ 30. show 14 flraf
; Airman, iw (KfUny). r- ts.w, nhow
' ewcon-l; Polronia 1M iKimimrr nhow $l.7ft.
'" F.S n'enry .('iln1 jXV 1. Silk
mm, niuroorwin, finely esnpiex. 'nailast,
Iiollna, ( i a 1 1 x Head and Slallm also ran.
Field.
FRESHLE HEADS WILLIAMS.
Iteesr Illckarila, Fiilllmck, Gela
I'nuaunl Footlmll Honor.
Special DetpalcK to Tur Scv.
Wn.l.lAMSTOWf. Nov. 9.r-!teeso Blck
ards. a member of tho freshman class,
has been elected captain of the Williams
football eleven to succeed Ben Hoynton.
It Is the first time that a first year man
lias led one of the Purple's athletic
tennis. Blcknnls Is playing fullback
and Is a product of Drury High In North
Adams.
Several athletes have left college to
join the colors, among them being
ashburn, who had been putting up a
strong game at right tackle anil who
has entered the officers' school nt Camp
Taylor. Both and Mason, two members
of the varsity nine for two years, have
.... II.J I .. ....n.... u.lll '
aiSU I'HIUIiU 111 U HIIIIUK ItllltlJB, 31111
another athlete lost is Conk,lln, a veteran
hockey pUyer.
PIMLIC0 ENTRIES.
Tlrat Rire-Two.ypiir-filda: maiilem; alx
furlong.: Clean Gone. 110; Tom Fool, HO:
Uncla John, 110; Donnallthl ,lft7: Karnaron,
110; rollu. 107; Doleful, 110; War Cry. 110;
Vrlo, 110; Romeo. 110: Candle IJchl. 110 :
Vlrllanie. 1i: Malwoaa. lioj Mother-In-LaV.
107; Hohoklia, 110; W. Ward, 110.
Herond rtatr llmllco Ilemount llretallnr
Puraa; Ihree.y earohla pimI upward; ona
mile: Valala. 113; Perrle.a Onf. 110; Don
Jna. lor.; Won, 102; Trial hy Jury, 113:
("apt. liar, 113; lrry Eaarl, no; Creen
Leaend. 119; lYunea. 10!.
Third n Own Kprlnr 1 alley Steeple
chaae Hanillcap; fouryearolila and upward;
two and quarlrr mllef Trumpator, 113;
Felrer, 133: Jlelroae IJt; tnobrrt Ollrer.
1M; Antlwpllc. 10; Tradltloner. 13": W. T.
Knehelkamp. 153; tSmllhflHd. 133; Tudor
Kin. 130. Hlhler. 110; Klniatoian I'ler. KS;
lllttiT Sweet, V. tflocklon entry.
Fourh Tlare The Walden, Iwo-year-otda!
ona mile: Tranalatr, 113; Wnr I"ennant.
157: Clrrua, m: Mormon, ll; tBIIly Kellv,
112; tMllkmald, llll Mad Hatter, 133;
Thunderatorm. 117; twar Marvel, 117; De
Franlt. 113, rRoa4 entry.
Klflli Itaee- Southern Handicap; thre.year.
olda anl upward! one mile and a aliteeitth:
Star Matter, 1:1: Matlno Idol. 103: corn Ta.
eel.lis; tHtroralmII.113: Ked Sox, 10IJ Aiirum,
103; Salveatra, 10; Koh-l.noor, in:,- Extermi
nator. IK; Franklin, lie; tllexal Ijdje. in:
Mlnto II.. 10; lKrranl, loi tHIklreth entry.
Sixth Rare Thm-year-olrta and upward!
elaimlm I mile and a alvteenth: Sunny Land,
inn : Safroner, 110; Moie. 103; Flrayailo, lOSi
Kilmer.' 11: Hondo, ill! Vatansr. 19! Vn.
nolater. vft J.axy jxiii, n. nmid iiamn, no:
cabtilary, 1M: Pandm"n ,,.,J. I'DP Val.
let. imu! 'llroom I'eddler. 100: Flame. 103.
Seventh ftace Olenmore Handicap: In re,
year-okla and upward! one mile and a fur
lonr: Mllteriold. IW; The Deati. W: freer
lea. One. 101 1 tHandman ll.. 10?; Thorribloorn,
111; WecNltrap. 113: Oapiecoek, 109; rolroms,
lt. 'tMclAin entry.
'Apprentice .allowance claimed.
i.a. h.ni... aiui a qu-rier. Ainrau Arrow. 1117 (t:nrori. sunoav. isovemuer 11, itc
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
nv UANircr,.
OOTUALL. competition for the btnellt of tho United War Work fund
will bo started this afternoon with six games In as many section
of tho .country. Tho lrudlnir contest Is that between Kutgers and
F
Ponn State at Etato College. In this
will not begin until next rJaturduy.
good Barnes In this city. Columbia meeting Union at South field. New York
university tackling Fordham nt Ohjo Field rind Camp Vail taking on
Charley Brlcklcy's Naval Transports from Hobokon at the Polo Clroiinas.
The last tinmnl r-nm.t nr nn Kn.ini f i, uthlntlo rutuU nt the oon-
n,nl. u.n(
' , "'ulr'
Co lliml.ln'. (r.l.- .Wo nr.a
Columbia's task does not appear
one game, that with Hamilton last Saturday, and It was beaten by 2 to 0.
Something like 30 to 0 may be looked
in ii uni mo ui nuviscu milieu witu camp aiorrut, is in no conuiuon ior
ii hard .contest and very likely will be beaten by Fordham.
Tho ltutgers game nt State College promises to bring another victory
Snftford's eleven. As it demonstrated so ably offilnst nrloklcys
leam Iait Tuesday, when It ran up 40 points, ltutgers Is one of the best
drilled and most powerful combinations In the country. I'enn State hud
n hnrd tlmo holding the Wlssahlckon Ilarracks eleven to a 6-6 tie last
Saturday. Pittsburg Vlll defend the championship of western Pennsylvania
against Washington nnd Jefferson, nnd there Is no ground for believing
tllat OIcnn Warner's men will not make their defence successfully. Syracuse
wl" w,n from nrown. for last Saturday the Orange snowed tinder Dartmouth
hv . . ... ,.. .,... ..,,'.. ,. ,,,, i,i e,m r-nmn
other beating to-duy from Lafayette.
-iri.i,iM ..,! i
Michigan and ( hlcago 1
Mlchlgnn nnd Chicago will rcsu
Icago will resume
thirteen years. It was hi 1305 thnt the
nnd Chicago wm by 2 (p 0. (laving stopped the Hiring of defeats by Michigan
It had Buffered four In a row from every Michigan to.im on which the
great Willie Heston played Chicago dropped the Wolverines. Now they
will meet again and Michigan once more hopes for victory. The game, by
tho way,, will bo the real celebration of Michigan's reentry Into the Conference.
Harvard will reenter tho football arena at Cambridge to-day -In a game
ngainst Tufts. All tho Harvard military units' and the naval division have
been combined and a representative eleven chosen. Harvard's Radio School
teum will meet the Newport Naval Station at Newport for tho war fund.
The Uadlos arc not donating their guarantee.
A: to Conjectures Regarding the Baseball Outlook.
With the approach of peace many conjectures nro being advanced regard
ing the resumption of major league baseball next spring. Let It be said
that the National League, for one, will get going again next-April if the
war Is settled In the Interim. Baseball Is bound to get a big lmpetua immedi
ately after the' war and the majors cannot afford to sit by mid let thn first
big, wave of reaction from war Hhoot onto tho flnnnclal sands without taking
1-eneflt therefrom. Too many clubs have overhead charges which have to
be met, play or no play, and tho warehouse gag will not hold with the
war over. '
One critic, has suggested that only men who have seen service should
lie permitted to play next season. He takes no cognisance of the mnny
who hive been' forced to stay home. He too Is doomed to disappointment.
Another snys the effects of the war still will bo felt next summer and that
the owners will want to give the funs a rest. Another wrong guess. Base
ball will bo. back next April, nnd It
i , , , , - ... - ....
uiny jrar is iiiai ii win ii-ium mui umi'uiki'u u. iiiv ui.tiij- i-ua mtii n''iiime been amazed, e.p-clally so as the
been emphasized so strongly. It must come back with interleague ani
mosities buried, a reconstructed National Commission, an understanding as
to salaries and -a revised impression'' of the kind of publicity that Is good
for the gamei
Let There He Xo Kxtllbltlon, Even by Bempey.
There Is talk of having Jack Dempsey give an exhibition at the United
Wjr Work boxing show In the Carrion on November 16. It Is alleged that
there Is no fit opponent for Dempsey. Putting on an exhibition would Ire
!n,contrnventlon of the original determlnatlm to have only real fights, and
would create the Impression that other beiuts on the card also were to be
- H'xhlbltlons,
It would be better to excuses Dempey than to have him show
in other than a' real contest.
As to the scarcity of opponents, what's tho matter with Jim Coffey?
We understand that he had volunteered to appear against Dempsey or
Willard or anybody else. Coffey has been in training for some time and
might, give Dempsey a fight for six rounds. If Coffey were knocked out
he could charge It up to u worthy cause. Bill Brenrran, the sailor at Pelhnm
Bay. is another likely opponent for Demffly. Then there Is Joe Jeannetle,
who has been matched with Kid Norfolk, and Billy Ml.tke, who lias expressed
real eagerneia to perform for tho fund. Why this sudden dearth of lioxers
after the first big rush to break Into print with offers to work tor the
war drive?
T
GOLFING COMBINE
TO AID WAR WORK
Newspaper Club Drops Gym
U Dx, fnr Plan.
The New York Newspaper. Oolf Club
has decided to abandon Its Gymkhana fimoris home run hitter and outfielder
tiny season wlndup programme In or-; of the New York Giants back In the
ler to cooperate with the United War early '90s, went to his death as silent
Work Campaign. According to present an.l reserved as he accepted the de
plans the newspaper organization, the visions of umpires which gained for him
arx
Club
on
Tork
itr r'lnh will rim .1 roinnetltlon of Its
' ,"., .,, .i. m, that from the
ow"' l,ut "V? P 'j i V '.-h w,
lUlliera, will uq milieu iiiiu ...u
IUIIU.
The newsnaner club Is especially Inter
ested because of Its men In service. In
cluding Major Boieman Bulger and
Capt. Orantlaild Bice. In speaking of
the coming event last night Peter Camp
bell, secretary" nf the newspaper club,
stated thnt there woutd be an entrance
fee nnd he hoped that all who have been
frequenters of the public links this sea
son would forward a dollar, even though
j they could not be thero In person.
L0HR AND BEARD ILL.
Granite stale to rare inmp niii.
With Three IleKulors Missing.
When th Orinlte State eleven leaves
for Garden City, where they will play
Major Clarke Tobln's Camp Mills eleven
on St. Paul's Field this afternoon, three
of the regulars will be missing. Halfbacks
Beard and Lohr- and tackle Hlghtower
ell came down with Influensa sestefday
and nt practice) their positions were
filled by substitutes.
Hammond and wncox, me former
ni.vnH In .lm h.ifU
field and Sproule. the Riant Unlveralty
of Wlevonnln lineman, played tackle In
HlRhtower'a place. The. (Jranlte State
will throw out Pklrinlshlug llnea ngalnat
I'ainp Mills with Vlckery and Woodruff
on the ends, Herrjd and Sproule tackles.
Ilondi and Cook Kuarua. iiauciin tpiar'
terback, Hammond and Wilcox lialfbneka
and Dubuntuo fullback.
MERRITT OFF FOR BOSTON.
Jcraeynien to Plny Camp Deirtt
nt Ilrme-a Flrld To-lay.
Camp Merrltt'a atron; eleven left here
last nlRlit for Tloeton, where they will
meet tlie Camp Devena team nn Hravea
Field thla afternoon. With tile excep
tion of McDonald at rlsbt end the eleven
will he the name one aa triumphed over
,', T. V" last Saturday. HnlllVnti frac
tured his wrlft In the N. Y. I. name
and McDoiuJd will have to guard the
rlsht flank in place of the former Col
Kate itar.
Tho Jeraey aoldlera nro conddent of
downing Camp Dovens. Though Rulll
van'B nbnence undoubtedly will be felt
the cloven came alms well tills week.
CLOSE OOLF MATCH EXPECTED.
Anderson nntl Cameron va. C'lnrk
and Hotlieriliuhnm at St, Albans,
Carl Anderson and Ferguson Cameron,
IllUHe pruirelilliuir, nnu nun rnu n iwi
hall of 73 In a four ball match at Kt,
Alban'fl laHUSunilay, may meet with stiff
opposition In another contest arranged
tor the same course mis aiiernoon.
This lime they will be opposed to
(ieorge Fotherlngham. erstwhile open
champion or Bvuth , Africa, ami Jack
Clark, the home professional.
locality activity for the war fund
This afternoon there will bo three
,
rnrn.Mol,l. ITnlnn t.i. nlnvi.,1 nnlV
formidable. Union has played only
for this afternoon. N. Y. U., bat-
Kcume Football Relations.
football relation!) utter a Mpse ot
Wolverines Inst tackled tho Midways
will be back stronger than ever. Our
, . . ,, . . . . I
MIKE TIERNAN DIES
SILENT TO THE LAST
Home Run Slugger of Giants
III Few Weeks.
"Silent Mike" Tlernan. SI yearn old.
iis patronymic on the diamond.
Mike died a victim of tuberculosis in
a ward at Bellevue Hospital on Thurs-
day night with his Hp, scaled to the last
as to his truo Identitv. On the hospital
records wns written the name: "Joseph
Egan. St, retired, of 2123 IJIghth ave
nue." None knew th.it it was "Silent Mike"
Tlcnan that l.ilil In the hospital since
October H patiently awaiting tho end.
Mike entered the Institution on Octo
ber 11, giving the name of Kgnn, nnd
few would realize how emaciated that
once rugged structure of the athlete
looked. It was not until late yesterday,
when an undertaker sent by his wife
came to claim the body, that his Identity
wsn known. His death certificate read:
"Michael Tlernan, 51 years old, 2423
eighth avenue. Denth due to tubercu
losis." "Silent Mike" wan one or the lending
sluggers of the old Giants. Many
home run wallop made by him sent the
cheers of the Giant fans in thoo days
echoing over nil Harlem.
BLAISDELL TIES SHEA.
Kiivli linn Tim Wlna In Strnluht
Hull IlllllnrUa.
.... t -w
."' J- t" li,sl ill Bill ny Fior NIIKKS now runnlnir. luck ahnot
100 lo 61 111 I.awlor Hroa'. rimni In . n,t n.hinr tlreat Houth Bar Wrlta
Hrooklyn 111 tho anlhteur ctrnlEht rail
MlHonl tournament, J. V. Hlaldell la
j ' ' s', for drat plnre. Kach
"" anu loat one
.. , . . 1'u""'1' ' "' "" l"iim
thirty limine. ltl ,, hlKl, run of so.
Slieaa heat run waa 1...
i n
0 A. Wlcken-T, Levy isame, which
HChctluleil to bei played nt Oruhrm'a
1 wan iwstponed until Hunday after-
was
romn
noon because of the abaence of Levy
l lie wore ;
Polnla. 11 11 Ave.
.1 T Bllladell 100 "0 1 10.10
i J. M. Hhea H 15 ;
3IACY VICTOIl WITH CI'K.
A. It. Mary last nlsht defeated H,
Dlttinan, '200 to 125, In the Claaa D
pocket billiard tournament In Osborn's
room. Macy went out In forty-two in-
nines with an average
I of t S-.l" ire
man', be"st c.ualer
had a high of II. Dltt
was 16.
MlXfc SWnKI'HHS' PIVK WISH.
The basketball team of the Mine
wwpers of Staten Island last nlnht
efeatcd the quintet from the supply
s
defeated the quintet from tle supply i,
lirpuv ui l-iri un llio latter H COUTt
by ii score of 4S to The Hweepera
ncia ino upper nana tnroughout
United Stalm Kallroad Administration
W 11. McAdon, DlnTtor General of
Kallroad.
Long Ialand llallrnad
Additional Train for
GARDEN CITY
Ktuulay Nnemter lOih
fnaddlllrm to tralna khnwn on public
lime table on the alKita date, an extra
train will live New York (I'enn.
Btallou) 12:43 l. M., comie.-tng at
Jamaica tilth train leaving llrooklyn
ia:.'U I. M , arriving Uarden City
I -SO 1' Al.
N.Y.U. -WILL PLAY
FORDHAM TO-DAY
Violet and Maroon .Meet in
First, GrMiron Duel
Since 1904.
For tho first tlmo since 1S04 New
; i oik university and Fordlmm will meet
;on the gridiron at Ohio Field here tlfjs
I afternoon. In preparation for to-day's
;each eleven through snappy signal
idrllls yesterdnv Alnst nf llm Vlnlet
.' JlsierUHJ. JIOSI OU 1110 10ICI
i'iujei wmu iccciveti minor injuries in
uiu .iprrm game last naiuiasy
have come around nil right, but N. Y. U.
will be without the services of Hurt
wiek and Hickman.
N. Y, t' 's practice yesterday was
short and sweet. After sending -the
eleven through n signal drill. In which
particular attention was paid to the
new formation. Conch Mason chased the
regulars to the dressing room.
Coach Klsklnd, on the other hand,
rushed the Maroon squad through nn
hour and a halt's practice. The entire
repertoire of plays was rehearsed until
the eleven worked with clockllkc regu
larity. Part nf the practice wns given
over to punting. Capt. Frlsch got off j
several long spirals, Borne of them cover-
Ing JO nnd C(r yardr
Hvery man on the npiad. with the
possible exception of O'Hare left tackle
Is fit for a hard struggle O'Hare's
hip, which was bruised In the St. John's
game, has been causing hint trouble.
However, Coach Slslilnd Intends to have
him start -tho game. He will most likely
be shifted to guard, as CU&hony, the
Loyola and Fordham Prep star, Vlll take
enro of left tackle.
Another possible change Is at full
back, -ildlnger, who 1ms been showing
I ROD AND. GUN NEWS )
HIOH frATEIt FOP. LOCAL, ANOI.EJ1S FOP. THE WEEK END.
flDdjr Hook Princes Jsmslct njr tlorernors Wllleu New
(The lloreethoe) Bj (Caniusle) Island Point lndon
Date: A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A M. P.M A.M P.M. A.M PM.
November f..io:4S 1131 lo:.10 11 JO 11:30 12:i I0:M 1133 2 0.1 2:17 12:30 12:41
Nm ember 10. 11:37 11:42 12:22 11:48 2:.W 3:T 1.29 1:37
King ot Krnslro I.ow Ills Throne.
The secret Is out nnd thn King of Ken
lco has lent his throne., No more n-lll he
b the only one to nUgger home under a
load of buss ishlle 111 rest of ui regaril
Iilm In emtous Mlrme, Th1 secret of
catching llnh. hitherto hold by Artie, shall
he common property, anil all of us can ro
nnd buy new and larger crcela and till
them too.
We who have peen a baa spit out our
pms ann men nunue over to grau Arue-s
plttR were identic. , but no lonsr da
ruh our fevered brow and ponder on the
nature of this ma etc.
for thf Mher nUht w ntol nflef Artl"
Into the barn and there beheld Rtrance
1kMs. Flrrt u afe nHR opened and thrie
from wn extracted ti Xrn.ngr utibstanCr,
which wan carefully and loUncly rubbed
on AAch plug Thn the kin of nit nn
lr toi forth Into the nlnht tu cret us
In thn morning with a strlnz of record
breaking l.an
Dut ilurlnft hln ahxence. with Alt the aklll
of a Sherlock Holmes m feloniously broke
anil entered thnt mfe andLhe regret ! out.
Artie rubs and anoints phcIi plug with a
hunk of UmbtirKer chees!
New York. Nov. t. PLUU roi-T.
Gt at Good (.round.
IlAvIng hot a good bap of ducks and
lte?e two week ago, my hunting com
panion thought we ought to hfte another
try et It.
So I tel'fd up 38-T iood Grrtuml, I. I.
Ami mud an pnnnperHn' for Mundny and
TuimUv lant nfth lhnr Hunnlh. ruble
We had gTrat npnrt jhootlnn ilurkn and
sefe nr Mn llt ilnnji, unil then to re
turn af'er tMcli n duty's pleanuro to Jiin
hoin( nd eat a hot cupper mMi ai hi
Nter Hutie run put tefore you hap to be
tried to 1m appreciated
Thl flniKheit mv llfth in da trip to
Cttrtd tlrounil during the t,mt thre earn,
antl four times 1 hare hot geeie and al
got plunt of ducItM.
HhSlKK IOOLITTLE.
New r.orhfllo, N. V.t No. 8.
Cotton Threader Dine To-night.
The cevnth annual dinner of the t'otton
Tliread Klshlng Club of AmrUa. Inc.
be held to-ntght at Trommer'a reftattrant.
Ftuh wtrk avenue and Conw ay street,
llrooklyn.
Vermont Deer Seuflon Opriii Monday.
The Vermont huntlnff aeaeon for deer
hnvlnif bornf not W than three Inches
In length opens on Monday next and closes
November 20. Tlie limit is one deer -The
litenne fo for r resident i l vty centf,
a"nd the non-resident, $11 T.rt The nn
renldrnl owner of real etii- of the alue
of $1,010 m Vermont pai $1
ninner of firf Anglers To-night.
At the. notel Navarrf tti-nlht the an
nual dinner of he Association of .urf
AnKllng Club will be held
ROD AND f!CN.
For the UKhlahlp Sunday A M. HlarJi-
fiah. II ai fv anil L.ln,. .
Punday A it.
nc,!u1d,n"E, ..""anii r 'a,7 'Ti.
I!v lli.tn at
i nwr udampu uici.
Whiting WhltlnK Are Very Plentiful
I.lnir I.lnt Ara Very Plentiful
Halt and taijle. Long Hranrh, V I
Ml nlarUflali Cnualit Sunday 3D en. ,
rienlr of lllarkflali ( audit Now. c A ai
NOTICE. O n. f...
Thn
K"- Josephine 'riF,?
SHl '
DI.OOl) AM MANIJ HOIIH8.
rttc Kliyl 1 l.uncpuooil, Ureeuheart.
UUO wwria. mraigiit grained, any
lenisiii . "I'll. ...inti ni iiiouiifiiit.
Itnda Made nnd ltepalrnl.
1 ;0lilAv Tel Orch t87.
GE0RGIE M.
lea.ea Murray'., WrecU
1 eaa, Sunday..
tr.in. Kare, ba,t ar.d war tax. SI 63
' for date. Capt u Davla, Seaford, I. 1
niackfl
l.'.tix. WhlllnK and Cod Hooka.
20c. a Dor.
im. renalred and made to order
.Muuntlnc, Aral". Wood for Jlod.
m-r HKli i3 K 3llh PI Murray Hill it;;,
iH-y-,,- lu)0 wonflSm
J P.tU t uie of vary d.acrlptlon. Sink.
j ,ri Mould.. Ilelnrald'a
Mat. 104 Klhth Awnue.
I T.lephona Chela.-a m.
Hoorlinc tlooda
Cor. 15th stre.t.
Plenty
THELMA
l-l.nlt Cod. Illarkn.h, l.lnc, Hake, Utiltlnt.
tral, 7-30 M. . Waahlnston
St. ferry, Jeraey city, 7:11.
fapt Qua 1.KIH.1IACH.
Sl'NDAV A. M.
Yankee Doodle II.
leavea uunno a iock,
, faccnl 1ITP '"vr" Conei-'a. Wreck Lead,
! nfcSULU It ror m.undera Sundny li.o:
I'IZ'S1 . ."ring b.lt f apt Herman
h Lll I'""' r"k "ad Dally
, KOSabell - I.H,Kr'. W.ol
1 Ventura
I'm ra I li .k Sunrln. I3iit Hi,
I- It ; M-. riKon Point
7 40 for flouruW A- to mm If.
'r..i'nn 0 I . '"'i"" !iu"na' 11
I FVB VII D . , '".i J" 2n' "'"
, UH- r- 'L
i IVIi-LINO I.INO.
... nircnlJll4l '" Sunday t, Dunne'al
3I1H riaaa.Mnrii..K fneepaneiin,
-STEEPLECHASE PIER fta
wtllTlN'l' AMI 1.1X11 NOW nUNNIXO.
FlltdCUIklP 1" A M Oaliorn Dot k. blieepa.
SUNanlWChead Cpt XKUMAX
AtVlPHION 8 A. M. Sunday
schemer ;lie'.,:.l,"yUnd'.yoc"a "ly
RELIABLE U A
IIAtipON Will Not Hall Until further
riotic
i iL.ta anil l.iunehe. to hire. Hilt for .ale,
55 VmoV. I reporl Point. Tel. 817 Kreeport.
... ...'x. ill Air I ii.iiii iiiii.i..
i fTTXTiu'i.LT l"'l" - '' l ' nday S A. il.
F.UtLrVibnl froln Mheepahrod Hav.
l-i.ntr nt I.Int nnd Whiting. Jfixsns.
1
well In practice, may start the game.
The Fordham probable lineup will be:
Uarvey. left end; Mnhony, left tackle;
O'Hare. left guard; ItalHgan, centre;
Van Wlc, right guard ; Harden, right
tackle ; Corsello, right end ; Clllmsrtln
or Barnes, i)uarterbsck; Hyan, left haf
lnek: Cant. Frlsch. rliht halfback.
Lcldlnger or Brown, fullback. 1
Coach Mason j . night said he would
start the Violet eleven to-day with the
following lineup:
Lawrence, left end ; Siepersteln, left
tacklo ; Powers, left gunnl ; Konlgs
berg, centre ; Ginsberg, right guard ;
Baker, right tackle ; Ingrsssl, right end;
Christopher, fruarterback : Frledlande,
left halfback ; Adams, right halfback,
and Ferguson, fullback.
The game will start nt 2:10 o'clock.
CAPABLANCA SURE
ilF WfCQ HnVORS
ur encpo niymvixo ,
Kotttch Cinches Second, but ,
nit... A-- rtnmr, ,
Others Are Open. J
,
When he won his adjourned game
with Oscar Chajes at the Manhattan j
Chess Club yesterday .lose It. Capa-.
blanca of Havana made cure of win-
nlng first prize, having: made 10 points I
of a possible 11. In tho final round ,
this afternoon he will mfeet Boris Kos-
tlch, Western champion, again. Kos-1
tlch also has not lost a game and with
84to 2-i Is sure of second prlte. Third
nnd fourth prizes rest between F. J. 1
Marslinll, J. Chajes and u. .lanowsai. ;
lwo oiner aajournen game noir
'elded yesterday without further moves
' w,,e" Janowskl resigned to Black and
.Morrison anil Chajts agrecO to a' draw.
i After thirteen completed lounds the
BMIUUIillj iuiiunn, j
Pl.rer. W. L. ' IVrr
Capiblancs. .. 14 1 iJunon-tkl
W. L I
I -
V .Vi
Komicn i4 :,imii'K
Marshall. ... r, i i.Morruon.
Chfl-s S 6 I
In the final round this afternoon tho
pairings will be as follows: Chajes vs.
Janowskl, Caps.blnnea vs. Kostlch, Black
vs. Marshall, Morrison, a bye.
Long Island Caetera Meet Thursday.
The' a'.nunl netlna: and election of offi
cers of the Long Mlnnd fasting Club will
be hld net Thursday nt 8 .30 I'. M. at
Schmidt's, Zi2 Sixth avenue.
Marre-n County Oterrun With Hunters.
UnLVIT)KltK, Warren County. N. J ,
Nov. 8. The deer hunting seaeon In New
Jersey raine to a closf vdneda Th
woods and mountains In this vicinity and
near thn Delaware Water tJyp were oer
run with hunters, but only three buck
wrre bap Red No accidents were reported.
The season f v rabMt, siulrrel, quail,
ruff ml grouse, commonly (filled partridge.
Hungarian partridge and Hngllsh or ring
neck pheasant rocks begins November 10,
but Monday will be th? first day for hunt
ing. Ducks Off Sen ford, (treat South nay.
Klectlon day gunners letvtns; from Hea
ford, I. I., killed ducks as follows: .Tames
B. Little. 41S West lind n venue. 1 broad
bin, 1 brant. Fred Ilelner. 11 Broadway,
Klmhurst, X ducks; J Hfilein, Albany ave
nue, flushing, 1 duck, and Onorgp M.
Slmonaon, Dank street, Klusblng, Z
ducks, The guides were Garry and I.onzo
Verity. .
i fundaj last John Welnert of 111
Fourteenth street, Hoboken, caught 0
pounds of flounders of gnnd size
CHAItl.KS CONNELLY.
eaford. L. J.. November S.
Cod nt KaAtrm (irounds Off l.on- I tench,
On Thursday, on the Ilosabell off
Wreck Lead, twenty-eight men boaled
"'ghty cod nt the eastern k rounds off Long
Ilearlt, Jnmea Wilson nnd Joe Pnrter
I'Miit ni Hill ii rwnci u nno.i
caught four oJ. Other high hooks follow
I'hlilp Duran and John Hitch, .' each,
James MlUhell and Frrder.ck Hiniors. i
encb .John .mltli. Iatrick Wal'-h. Oeorge
H.iurm.iu and Siet .Mi j vr, 3 each, and
llenrv Mauser, '2 cod.
noi ANt CICX.
n..nl.. lnoai. from Kloundfr aU to
fniinah lc Am
fVntral drafl hooka, 3 and , ply 2llr.
Cndllah Hooka, all ln If'--l.tns.
W'hlllna, Sa Ita.a and Illaflall r. '
300 ft lrMi linen lln. No. !t .4 9c ,
I)p ?fa Hod. Hpi i.l $1.1.
Find nir i-P'Clal 3 und 3 ihm 5110.
TACKLE OI" KVKRY DKSt'lllrTION. 1
I CUITriJC " n"r
LCIIILrl) St. ,nn' ,rr. Mlroc "')S
PLENTY LINGS & "WHITINGS
DORA
iMvea Saturday 7 A M ml
! M ulhar ava. S A. M.,
jaaar Dmir,.'. IIP, k Shi-plii-ail Ha
' f. 1.INH AND IIAKi:.
? A.M.SUNDAY-2 P. M. SATURDAY
j urw VnRKFR iv nunna'a lion.
Shrppahrad na..
mntiru im..i on ou
lYlUrihY rraJn. In I!
IIIUI1LI ouna. Klflea
.luna. lteela. Itnd.
Hlch tirade Shot
and Hurt itoda.
liKuurn, :fc w a 8t. (Time, y.i
2 P, M. SAT. 7 A. IW. SUN.
rirntr of Unt, Hake anil Whltlnc
- AtvlEMICA '"
I g a leaca Claaon Point Sundai
Il rinlQr" "'or Kloundera
Tom.oda and .Mackerel
fAPT HMiKK
1'LKSTV IIAKM. l.I.NO A Nil WIIITINK,
nui. niirmwia . o'elnL-
Learra llainmer'a Dock. .Sheeun
liead. liSO A. M. Tery Ur '
STANHOPE
Union Dry Dock, Weehanken, c 30 m
7'h m Hohoken, 7 A .M.jlndaja.
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ROBBIS ELECTED
COLUMBIA CAPTAIN
Former Penn .Stater Will Leatl,
Mile and White Kleven
Against lnion To-day.
iir i:oni: n. u.vdkhwood.
When Columbia throns out skirmish
ing lines against Union on South Field
this afternoon the Blue and White will
i nc led by Lieut. Chester Ilobb, the for
,tner Penn Stato star. Itobb, ho dl-
vtcl the play In tlie Camp Merrill and
Amhet .lmf. .as r,,09cl. CB,n
Icrday at a meeting of the pl.iyers Just
before they took the field for the llual
timing up for t(i-du)'s game.
Thorn W(1R no pandllUt,(, po,!,,..
Bohb. He Is so eminently fitted by abll-'
ty, experience idul temperament to lend
(ho eleven thnt he waa the unanimous
choice. A brilliant Individual player,
Bohb has a good football head. Is a
prlrllron strategellclan of pronounced
ability. Ih magnetic, and possesses the
qualities which mako n good loader,
Despite the fact Fred Dawson still is
a very sick man the head coach was at
South Field for a short time yeterday.
After giving Insttuetlnns to Assistant
i onclt Tom Thorpe Dawson went home.
mougn nis pnysinan nns niivisen mm
to keep Imlnori Fred Insists he will bo
on hand to dlie t the eleven to-day
Columbia experts little trouble from
Union. Since the Amherst game tho
" " i 'i , i n i . I ihhkivhhu lllllll-i I uui - a
tutelage, and tho line has been strength-.
enod by the addition of Tower, the 198
pound tackle. The. former New Bochello
II. S. lad will pUv our of the tarkten to
day. Though Zychllnskl. deflplte a
bruised abdominal muscle, may RUrt the
ir a me in tho bacKfleld, both Canaperry
and Collins, tho former Cornell star, will
et a chance to display their wares un
der Are. Both of tho substitute backs
have been showing splendid form tn
Practice and Shaw and Zychllnskl will
have to work hard to retain their peti
tions. It Is difficult to see how Union Is co
ins to stop the cross tackle- bucks of tha
Columbia backs. OnVnslvely Columbia
In playlne a groat came, but still shows
ncakneHS on tho defensive against th
forward para and ruua from kick forma
tion. If Union chirws Columbia's ffoal
line to-day It probably will he throuch
Ihc forward paps or a Columbia fumble.
Tho Blue and White is handling the. ball
well, however, nnd tho plnyops promise
to leae no opcnlncs for Union to tako
advantage of.
With the exception of Zychllnskl
Trainer Ous Petersen has tho boy in
fine fettle. The minor injuries some of
the players were yufforinif with have dis
appeared under Petersen's careful nurs
nx. To-day's game will bo started .it 3
o'clock. The Columbia lineup will bo;
Korsytho, left end ; Robipon or Tower,
left tackle; Ketmlnner, left guard;
Fargo, centre; Parks, right guard;
Kraus or Tower, right tackle; Stevens,
right end ; Itobb, quarterback ; Zycblln
skl, Canaperry or ColllnC. left halfback;
Shaw, right halfback, and Iloulahan,
fullback.
tiie rrm-ir; he r leased."
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