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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20

PRIScEroS. oct 10 Princeton defeated
Columbia handily Ia the annual tennis tOurna-
meut here this afternoon The local players
won all but one match Alexander, who
recently won the intsrcolle siate championship
az Philadelphia. Was beaten by MAhOu HIS
failure 90 land the match was the surprise
Of the afternoon The summaries
singles Mahon. Columbia. defeated Alet,Ldef,
Princeton. "a, a, %. ogden. pfinc,ion, de
iraied Thufbef, columbia, 90, 81 ChAneT, Primo.
ION. defeated Ropes. columbia. "a. 81. kendsil.
Prin~ton, beieaied Mlller. Columbia, -, 9 l.
Cook. Princeton, deieAtsd Hatch. columbia. q d.
90. a
Doubles Alexander and ogden, Princeton. de-
i.sted NAhan and Thufhrf. Columbia. a, q 4
Shsref aud Rsndsl. Ptincton. defeated Rof~s snd
Miller. columbia. 81, 90 COOK and Shsurlet,
princton: defeated Hatch Snd Pau olumhla
"a ~
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Mcr.ddrn.s nout WIN sweet ne, Is on

The proposed bout between George
McFaddcn and Patsy Sweeney OF Ireland.
which was scheduled for Louisville for neat
month has been declared OF When
the two signed articles 81 agreement both
fighters consented 20 weigh In az ias pound.
at , O'Clock on the afternoon % the mill
Now, however, bili Crovley Of Hartford.
Who l. Sw-ency'S manager does not htnk
that his man van do himself JIstire at this
weight and wants the conditions changed T.
in pounds When Billy kcache. on behalf
Of NcFadden heard 81 his proposition he
as a compromise D. let his man weigh IN9
pounds. hut Crowley would not acquiesce
and thus the matter stands
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,l.ss Of 1904 wins tn Amher., Tall Games

AMHERST. oct ~ The annual fall tr ak
meet was held here thi- afternoon The
point houors we're won easily by ~. with a
total Of ~ points. 20 scoring 81 and ~
finishing third with 80 With the exception
Of the l0o-yaTd final. where Thompson and
Eaton ran on almost even terms IN 10 seconds.
40 remarkable figures wer" made Tn"
owing made by Beam In winning tee thr""
long runs IL especially gratifying because
tho loss OF IIAwley by graduation would
othcT Wi-e have weakened Amhefsts us
ttnc" squad SuWmary
ien Yard lash Won By Eaton. O5. Thompson.
'Os, sroud Ouell. ~ thifd
sen Yard bash Won by Thompson. %. urftll,
az, second Moon. 20. thlfd.
44n Yard Run Won by thompson. ~ uffell.
$50 aid Run won by h,sm. 'Oa Hsrtshorns.
ono Nile Run Non b. beam. "a. Porter. %.
Tso Mile Hun Won BY LEAN. 90 MORSE. %
ssound hoy nion, as. ulfd.
if0 Yard Hurdles Won by Roberts. % Hayes
'us. second Weed. as. thifd
i.pYard Hurdles Won by Hayes. &c Robsru
20. second Hawkins. "a. third.
Putting me ID Pound shot Won by Rollins. as
HAu kihs. %. second ArnShy, "a. thlff.
Ibfuging 10 Pound Hammer Won ~ hfge.
'Ol itoliins. rs. second. Marcy, - thtfd
Thtouins ue Discus Won BY bifgs, as Armshy
"a. second. Rollins. as. thifd.
Htsh Jump Won by Hlfge. 0a Poster. '0a, and
Rohers, ~, tied TOT second
Runnlns broad Jump Won by Poster. '0a Hlfze,
'Os. second. Eaton. 'us. tflfd.
Pole NAIt - Won by pIAIL. 90. Roberts. 90, And
Love. o.. tied fot second.
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Mari, Mrtue MaL~. = Mstc, with Rfl,
whistler.

After constant Challenging Marty McCue
the local feather weight ha- az lat secured
some one a. meet him Yesterday Mctue
signed article 81 agreement Tor a tweht'
round bout With Blly Whistler q kaltinute
slumorr on oct u. aud wul be- az t?e
pound. McCus - Elrvadl tfaihi4s ana
Il rslsorted o. heing o. me SHAPE Nht~tirf
aud Mgne have met several Times already
and the question 81 superiority l. sul IN
dad-d hstA.-n them o. tie -vent q being
saCre.sful NrDls vlu peat a forfeit u as"~t
Terry MUtuNsu 90 l.o pound.
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aasscon pulled IMssEs. THROUGH guard fSr
snImnssea !, %0ss we VICE. ws' s sSr'; no oa X. com on
Brss. and k,sdssn sased more % rsyolrins
bali on an s%i,rmp1sd hurdle bot Van
. nssssro sG,l, r. .sS Gol = , ass Ea .n p' HE
ball ianded only four ipehe- over the Hamil-
i Ssa line Bruce licked ,he goal celgmeS,s "a
ssSsir fa%Si. Old. Vote. XII "a aGsI Gs
be Vote, s'dcklShd. and Davis made siS:
ten yards bet scen them: bu, the eail ven,
afteI a tumble coIumbla had resaincd stx
yards when time was called. the play being
No .shanse. were made IN the lins-uPs
z s sssa os s..s oH; o. and dt ,Ss bn%l''s % y s9da
line woskss hurdled the line twice q good
ensst and columbia worked her guard, aud
pa.ss, and fake end'tan. Sgindscp IL par.
tcilar made puch distance Hsmilton sot
saS Sst az 20 si tYi'"p %..s Ss' and Si srs'r t 6a4sousii,
the pig.kin To- the centrc u the held wh.n
resss s sss 1 Sas on p sS'o SsHls @. NUTS B"Hs ,9
tho .sms, AZ chi, point Wsetes made .
got clear Of the scrimmase on a hurdle and
regainins his feet run down the Geld urttl
tackled by Strickland 4 fake hurdle nsttcd
boye-en seventeen yards and there Ma only
hve yards 20 go for a touchdown Weeks
was again equal 70 the occasion and shot
through tackle. The ball rested just beyond
the goal line and there was some discussion
nnhethet a touchdown was made, or not
VA, decided IN Columbus favor and Bruce
kicked the goal.
seven minutes Of play remained and It
proved To be the most exciting seven minutes
IN the game Bruce was put At shaw place
AZ centre and Irvine went IN at tackl. boye-
zen brought the bali back ten yards on the
kickoff and buell. was showed through CON
ire by a mass play for fifteen yards. A de-
laycd hurdle gave five yards more 20 Coz
lumbia but two attempted end runs failed
dismally. on the second attempt Boycs"n
lost the ball to Peet who ran thirty-nve
yards toward tho coveted goal At this
J~uncture Weekes sprintcd from the ~cfim-
mag. mas, and caught the Hamilton runner
on ColumbiA's 90-yard line. 4 double pass
by Hamilton enabled Mclaughlin, her quar-
ter back TO make nfteen yards mora around
risht end. The spectators Were. all w IA
their seats when the referee. whistle blew
and the game was over Tho lineup.
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ADVISE ALTERING SHAMROCK.
BRITIsH ItCHTsMEN THINK
SHE MAJ BE IMPROVED.
VERY Little thanke Needed 20 Make Her
Loo bnsuE tn Try Again for the
Cup-watson said To- Have IBeen Plan
ming uis Latest Creation for fI,c Sear.


bnish yach,sm"h, ~ rrNie~ins 'ho r".,~
trtwe$'n the 'oluinoia and Shafnf"ch H.
think That Mr.. watson could buiid another
yacht Thar would win the America 'np'
and think that oven the Shamrock might
ba very much Improved. The ldrtts-
mn, has ,his On s.y ah,u, tina races.
.rta al. a., az, .,naHa.,. o., "A ,a,
"s"' y" NV H'"''"" N"P '
wiz long h~ r"nlciliEr'u n the mr-' "A-
citing ssric~ ~ races ever sailei. Hitherto
the chalIengrrs have alxay- be.n beaten
a. N, u,n,is, aLahle fashion ,,,, AVIAN nox
- -. = L..-.-. 49,.
'"e'" "f' 'ti'r" ""p' having -""i' w" 'sCc0'
remain OF the opinion that the bcaien boat
u the better OF the two. That such might
bc the cas-. with those mos, closely id,1-
,iao.t ,,i,h To y.-..l .,,,d D. na,uraI
- T. -N-
'u""' =" ~ -
opinions of Americans We are incililod
o. the same opinion. though, not having
seen the rac.~. We take tho REPORTS % lust
o,,,.,untt,. .,J ,,,,t,v b.d,no,, .,
- a.. Co., ~
la" !" "'''I" VIZ" " nv
IN FORMING an opinion pi IN" W bDiis
one must remember that no vessel sfioat
has b.rn moro perfectly and thoroughly
,s-,cj ,hap Coi,nbi, Nher sh. dr.,
-
ANS ou' sn' ""' f" ''hs se"~'hs '"o"is
with Defender, aud her gradual improve
NAN'AAN VIZ - AAAN 49, ~
ia. same sailing master. .h, had a thorough
and ,,hau.tiy. ..r,. - rac,. ui,b o.
-,u -. -. 49,.
s'"u'''h, anu ""'n wv '"h' W w" NV"
NJ the cup races. her skipper had. ~ 90
SPEAK grown INTO the % Against thlS'
II may lie admitted thai no challenger was
ever 40 thoiuughIN tuh'd up ~ Shainroch'
hht NAV l. not Saying ihuch, ana through
pai Iuck naIlly' 50" was 10 some extent
r'l,H dath hptr" q,
Up TO a week before she discontinued
h"r tiihlN WIN the oIder Shainrock, uAl
vessel was quite u~hinistakahly her su-
I"fl"r, ana u seems to us now that IA"
Improvement shown 10y IN" new vessel,
alter a scrub ana IN" Substitution, nf IN"
Lnl" mast was To some extent iiu-ory.
In" form shown nv th" challenger IN IN"
hard WIND on thursday was Su-picioi-ly
like That OF Ia" race AT when,
reaching, running ana turning 10 wind
ward, Inc older lEat showed a pronounced
superiority IN sis-I. 80 Tar a. can b"
judg'd from IN" Cup rac,s. Shamrock II.
L. only s%ui"rtor to Columbia In a br'eze
Of from ~ Ia IS knott strength, which
h just the strength which Nj Watson
-'.ns To have desired. In my other
strength OF wind Columbia would apTEar
Ia h ia" better boat that Is To- say, she N
IA" l~~fl"r all-round craft, though there
II very mn" t"'i"t~'n the two AZ any unl".
The result 81 tho races a~bundlntly proves
the wisdom Of tho New York Yacht Club
In selecting Columbia instead OF Con-ti-
tuition 10 defend the up II Il. pretty
CERTAIN tina TINS saNed IA" Cup. Mr Her
r'shoh may OF NAV not have reache-l ms
last word in Columbia. but 20 Judge from
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poctor, Meet nj Hemue,~ad.

HKMPsrE.D. y Y. OF. ~ Or Matthew
u Mann disappointed the Long Island
medical men Of Garden city to-day by not
spNking about the treatment 81 President
Mckinley wound The occasion was
the scientific session ~ tho eleventh an
nnal meeting Of the associated physicians
Of Long Island.
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Chilean Naval Omccr AZ Annapolis.

ANNAroIIs. Md, Oct 10 Several
Chilean onicers Of the training ship Gen,
Raauelano. nov lying at New York. visited
the Naval Academy to-day The party
came up from Washington hv rail and
was accompanied by the Chilean Minister
at Washington. They were received Of
fcially NJ the academy.
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pa.t Quarter b, Ruth ". n Geshen

GosuEN. oct 10 The 2ia class trottinr
unfinished yesterday was won to-day BY
Ruth VI In the NTH heat % the race Ruth
NJ Won In : TO- with hrs.!c Owens second.
went the la-t quarter IN the astonishing
time 81 ~ SECONDS In ia" final heat kuth VI
Won IA Il, Hc--ie Owens second aud WALTZ:
n third, Ventura being ruled on for not win
LIug a heat Ia i've
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p.,,s..n Nee r-un.,l, ants. Captain.

uapttruIA 90 Arrf a." game
to-day TIE taar~f- - a." ut,"ritr 4 f"nn-
s,ivanis f.c'i,an t~au 'ls't"d " A DAVID
.un. fun tark captain o. to- tHm nasies"n
sssus~s from f~lfturn'id Ma. Hud 4 e. -eti"i
A., ~. nerfrl a.p.rfr.fft is L. .H YtHfs uI4
I. fs.t Il Iurlas tail Huf vflsit o. fnuhof
~. grrst ned uf r. UaTtaiu fuf ~ ten vHs
Ilalulf nauNu lu tuHdhN p SAM
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syracuse We, Not Have . vsughk ccrsic
trew Neat Year,

SYRACUSE. oct 10 Unless tho General
lthi-tic comes Co the as,isiHhce
Of ~. Syracus~ NAv,. svrscn.~ ~hl not
.,pd her sr.w e. poushk~.p~ie NEXT spring.
in-s wear the navy had a hard time 20 maize
nd. meet and the Roard 80 Governors de-
clded TO-DAY 10 mako ~ appeal 10 tho Cen
,ral Athletic Comm tie~.
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Joe Cans flights Bcrensh Tomorrow
Night at Trenton.

Joe Cans. tho Baltimore pusilist. has be- n
matched 81 box Gus Be,"nah Of Cincinnati
before the Trenton A e, Trenton, \ j..
Tomorrow nirht In n wcnty-round bout
This ~ll he the second battle between the
pair They met about two years aso AZ IN"
broadway A {, this citv, but ber~nah was
easily outcla~sed aud l.atcn In a feN tound-
since then. however. the Ncstrrncr has I'M
proved wonderfully and has won a numt~r
81 nshts defeating good men The encounter
will 10 81 las pounds, v~ish In AZ = O'Clock
Bert crow hurst II Philadelphia al te referee
I,ans IL a slight ~fAvorite IN the t~ttng
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rar,.raI rr,,rnxht ., naIumor..

nAtuMoUE. a. 90 III" rshi lat uifit
- the EUREKA Atilru, Iluh was simply a
f4rcv HauF hufks so. O. rn~st Harry
lNuus hut lid not tuf o. ga aVfHsarauTI
o. 81. ulaf~ toui. Nshisl y sui un sltl iN'us
aud a'tfnuh b. put up q sHrI' tat'lr ~ made
no shoe ur xhHt. Nef Hgnlusi "a 30 fi.'n.
Lyon 80 ~ l-ast isru i-puud hrhhIFf
THAI Lnhlrl aud nua "a head iahet TO-
tslut in-trd fnf sTlfs HlHdr WtFfliailT NNl
made d rhHuIHrr ulHl nuf n hls uu1H'uri Z
ga anuif hHtr ended thr hstur much -nnufi
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Co,umbia'. skipper sails for England.

Capt Charlie Barr, skipper Of tho Cup
defender Columbia. sailed yesterday for
England aboard the Cunarder Lucania,
to vi-i, his " ife and relatives and friends
on the other side.
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SUMMARY INIAN NAiFs ID. 'NhNsFa y ~. ANNfN
doauS ". IhldrrmAn. Eastman. Ernst 6OAls
HarhmAu - Suhstiltss CLARK for Iustefs. Gru
bert iuf TORY, Kyle Tor Mason. stokes iot Work.
kprhlfr tot D. Mlnef. lAfeudun fuf Allen. iy att TOT
tAfrndon. Eastman for v. HAldefmAn.
NNVAL tApEts. -. IEHtgH. o.
ANvAruiIs. oct ~ In tao halves Of
twenty minutes each the lehigh University
football team met defeat at IN" hand ~ Ia"
Naval cadet team this afternoon apt
Nichols mad" the nr~t touchdown 10 the
first half Aftar tn uiuutrs' play Adams
aud Stm--burg'T each scored once IA the
second hall. aud Stra--burgcr Kicked all
thr.- goal-. Unktug ~" final score = T. n
I'M score should hHN. been larger. hut the
cadets made several costly fumhles Ia the
fret half lrhigh kicked N aud thrc" times
tho hall va rushed down the field To- lrhigh'-
t.u-yard linz. hut Adams tumble twice
and thr ball was Lost t. iehigh The third
time Nichols was pushed over ia" line for the
first Touchdown Nichols, freysr and Stra---
burger made good gains through tho line and
around the ends, hut at critical moment. the
navy mmbl-d thus losing chances % making
a lar ger score Ia "a" second half the visitors
had tn" ball In their possession more than
they did Ia the Nr-t. but could gain but little
ground Stra~sburgsr scored the second
touchdown aud Adams was pushed over for
The third aud last score lle lineup
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SummAry-NAva CAdrts. ~ lthixh, 0. Touch
downs -Nichols. Adams. SifAssbuI get. Goals I'm m
tpurhdowus- SthNsbufgsf a. Referee Thompson
Of Goofgrt1xn. Umpire -PsfSnns Of Lrhlgh- Tine
81 halves Twenty minutes. Substitutes SIM if
Tuitf. Ric~ Tot Bailey, ireiI TOT Fisher, Read lot
FARLEY. SlfAShuTgef tot Weaver.
NASHATTAS. -, EfN-stLAER. s
Manhattan Varsity met Rensselaer, Poly
technic Institute AZ jasper oval yesterday
afternoon and defeated them by the score
Of p 10 5 The visitors made their only
touchdown Ia III" first minute of play on a
tumble By steady line bucking and long
runs by Farley. Kilroy and ksarns. the New
Workers scored four touchdoNns Ia III" nrst
half and one IN III" second The home team.
Ly the guards and tackles back formation,
had The visitors entirely NJ their mercy, and
IN. Manhattan goal line was at no time In
danger The game Was CHARACTERIZE by
good clean football on both sides In the
second half Kiroy made a run for nfty-nve
yards. scoring a touchdown III" lineup.
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-Nsds BY Peuis, 90, S. Mccsyt z Goals from
,puchdosns Dewlu ~ Umpire Williams. IN
y,rly, Of I,nh.yiS.nia RsisI,s Chafl's sog1s
uiss substitutes Pc ioI Davis !RoEst TOT Hen
u. McCiave for horst Freeman Tot NrirL ftafson
S%siiison' insia~ COT Cam. ncKenIl, iI bAies
TALE. y. PENNSYLVANIA sTsrE. o.
NEW HAVEN, OCT. 10 In the most ex-
season here ~ far Yale to-day defeated the
Ihs score does not show IN the least the char
acter Of play. The halves we're twenty
minutes each. and Yale made two, touch;
downs In Zach hall only by The hs,aes, sna
,uIonsi IN ,he, i .sv Yale put on n" o.
iensiv. Tor the bigger part Of the second halfi
Rafferty, vas struck y the Stomach ahd hhd
SSTe been the piayers who have prcyiously
had Va 90 the limit, but to-day ~ Wa W.
entire Varsity, except Gould, who vashteSht.
that Was conp.lled 70 hsht IA ~ vi. b~cn
held for downs as many time as today
Her centre was ht for ave yards sam shd
her ends were skir,ed Tor long run s,,tr-
beet gains we're through ue lipe. Hart "a
usual made s-nSstiona runs. hut the ono
gains on the whole were not. enureiy sail--
iatory, Is' Ground ssssi' . SsSs 'S Sna only a%cg
or twice did ! fai- Ihe STATE PLAYER. tt',d
her guard aud tackle ~fortuation.. but Seldom
gained. Yale seemed almost laheu y,
taculsf standpoint the first i've minute nl
plav was ~ far tho most interesting oi ths
game. within on. minute ol tn. Al.a-,h
mt rfrr~nc~. rat 10 the s-yArd line. Sler" D."
w. tripped. vas pulled o. hi- i"st ~
saulle-. uho literally caTrled. Am over ""
. .am. .mstsni and Ghadsics "a. again nd
again surc~s.fIlly s-ut Through The Sfsi"
line. nnaliy lAndms = touchdown. ~" INV
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up 70 q nisn state OF enthuaasm 1his makes
the third time IN a.. many years that the two
eleycns have played tie games. for Trinity
Capt. Henderson and Allen pat up q star
game. Iownsend's punfinE was OF a high
order Piercs, The Amherst Full back. played
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summary lfnnsl wanna q fuchnrll. o. lOugh-
down Teas. Goal from Touchdown bennett Ref
sfte Cofbin. Yale upiie Whiting. Cornell.
Tine OF halves Tsenty eve minutes. Substitutes
-Lufes iof MetSgaf. Dale iof Gardner. GArdlner
fof DAVIDSON.
LAfAYErrN. IL oHANG 4. c o
The Orange Athletic club met it, match
on Orange oval yesterday afternoon when
IL pct the strong team uf Lafayette College
and was beaten g. H. % Orange had a strong
team out and changed IL personnel almost
entirely IN the second half. but the splendid
team work and Interference Of lafayette
swept all before them tn" Orange line simply
could not hold tine Collrgiuns Lafayette
guards back formation proved irresistible
and time and again bored through IN" Orange
line for steady gains In tho second half the
orange team did not hav" the pigsktu one"
after the FIRST kick-on. lafayette forcing IL
steadily down the hyd The Orange men
vac done by Work. koehi"r and GrobeTt In
the fret hall, after six minutes of play. during
which the leather was pushed steadily o.
the orange goal line. " naldTrtnnn was sent
over the line for % touchdown Bach man
kicked tho goal In the second half after
i've minutes Of play Eastman went around
LETT end. and with q pretty. run 81 thirty
yard mad" a touchdown The next period
Of ten minutes ended IN a sensational run
" nity-nye yards by Ernst for touchdown
Tho IUU.-un#
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wv ~ % &c HH HH . VIZ -. o |H b." .. - 49,"
do.ns wselcs , Coal, irom ,euchao sns hface
tmpl. Bsn Wilson. Wesleyan, RSiefes ]. {.
hctIas.,R. ynly,5.iy q msHns'iysri1 c dl7s
isor Hamilton. iins.msn =. Woii and j. 'HSiS
ior COLUMBIA. 7 MelAuthiSs and Z Smart ior Ham
lltoE. Substitutes -Speh iI Davis, bruce TOT ShaS.
Irvine for Bruce,
PRINCETON. IS: BROWN. o.
PHiScrroS, oct is-princcton rolled up
IS points against the Brown eleven this after
noon and at the same time successfully de-
Tended lts own goal line l1st week ths
half Then they weakened aud the quaker.
scored 20 points In the second period SO :
the Tigers a hard tu.sle for a little while IN.
afternoon even. II they could not stand th,
,N,TSin Tor : ruiz m sSm s.d h 80 p ,ns rant oa, S ona
touchdown before three minute had elapsed
and az the end Of the half they were credited
with - points After that tho suhettutes went
In aud they. added two more touchdown
The Tigers showed improved form Ia almost
ssnns,tSS. Sds sRsnse and Brown Hs " wa. sbis to s"is
the required distance only three times during
the contest Butkiewtcr, at right guard, who
With piciinson a. almost as solid a. a rock
and Fisher st centre also did well The few
s sarrsd around oSSe he sSd and just outside Of
tackle, Tbs. only faul, that was prominent
enough TO be regarded 4. a disSourasins
oa, Of the hands OF The Princeton. backs tine
and again More than once q tumble lost
the Ti1ers a good chance 10 score and not
infrequently caused q thrill Of an xiciy among
the supporters OF the Orange and Black - a
Brown mar would dart out Of the sirius CLING
mass and dash away with the ball toward the
Tiger goal line
Twice McClave lodged hi. way through
the entire Brown aggregation, once In the
first half when he carried the ball eighty yards
10 the visitors S-yard line. where his effort
was spoiled by a tumble on the newt play.
and again In the sscond period when he ran
back a punt seventy yards for "A touchdown
Freeman. the littlc quarter back who sue
ceeded Meier also made some clever gains
after he had caught the pisskin, and foulke
repeatedly tore on a substantial number OF
yards around the ends. Tho playing Of
foulke. the st Pauls School freshman, was
the feature Of the day He went into tho
line with what looked to he th" force OF n
bAttering ram and often ploughcd over two
and three chalk marks with tacklers hanging
10 him Rates played well for Brown His
fierce tAckllns several times saved BROWN
goal line from being crossed lie held htS
own With both Foulke and Dewitt In the
kicking department
fhe Brown players seemed to be In poor
condition phy sicAlly Bates. Cam and
Galllson were all laid out and had TO leave
tho game. Princeton was penallHed for
orside play frequently The Tigers lost fully
forty yards In this way. Several football
men from other colleges were on the field
getting a few lines on the Tigers. Chanwick.
the noted Yale guard. said after IN" game
princeton IL strong Ia the centre Of the lin"
and In the back field : The lineup
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IUt 49, tuIII-Hr. aH Hrfiss ~ rrnsrHl
iut.r-st o. Dies 900 f.rt daslAHE hnuass
- ssN ar g. uls-s who have th.ss ifulzftH"s
To- salg -AGt
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Summary Manhattan. -. Rsnssslasr. :. Touch
douus ConNay 80, Iafey, Mulcahsy, kluy.
MHsrf Goals from touchduNn dulcAhey tl, stew
Art Rs',frc -kAfka. y \. 4. tmpirs Ward.
Iens,rlacf Ims Twenty and rfssn. minute
halves Substitutes kfebhs tot litIhenfy, SttNau
fI thatcher, stevenson lot b~urTuyne.
CORNELL ~ INDIANS. o.
BuFFAuo Oct 10 { ornell's eleven de-
fcatrd the Carlisle Indians to-day by a score
of IL 90 o =" many persons thrOng ed to
the stadium 90 see the game that women
and children were trnmpl-d and a. the man
Hgem.nt tried to take all the tickets az one
entrance the crowd cot impatient and broke
in, more than $3.50 persons rushing In free
Cornell had the game veil Ia hand all the
over for a touchdown aud CONN kicked a
goal Hunt. the right guard 81 the Cornell
foam, made n brilliant run ~ tho opening ~
the second half lie grabbed the hall and
ran ninety-eight yards and from the touch
down Comm kicked y Toal Comm next mad"
n sprlut with the hall and covered sixty yHrd-.
tut missed his attempt 60 kck a goal The
lp.-Naf.
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summary Scof@ Nnftf4ts Y aafh9f loutl
ooun NJ Srhosls OCT. huut conn, Goals from touch
daNus tunuta. Substitutes Emmons Tor luedrf.
T.. e. - s~TrrHHNs.O
The New YORK University football team
defeated the ~ stephens eleven nt h-fkrieY
GKHl Bs-t-fdIg afternoon Nv tn rruru ui
.uttu New YORK occurred tho hall on downs
immediately after the ktck-pn AID carried
Al down the n.!d Tor q touchdown ltg"
fr-t half wn. remarkable Tor loag rups by
Tutr!l. tlsv-rdau ana tsrtGlu. shtl" 10 The
s~,alui hHif tho UDuchrs took IN opportunity
Of irving seven substitute. ngNerdun
llny~d a Tar trulHrlv good game. a. did
tltrt aud Nslrfefr.f The uusaup