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Death of John j. Brenneman.

The community of Bittinger, i'll the
death of the venerable John J. Bren-
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last, the 18th inst, lost one of its most
valuable and respected citizens. Mr.
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and was born more than seventy
years ago. He was a member of the
Amish church and IA thorough Chris
tian being of a genial nature, kindly
disposed and lending helping hand
to all who sought relief. His funeral
took place on Saturday, the inter
ment being made on his farm
Cherry Tree Meadows one of the
best kept and most highly cultivated
pieces of land in the county.
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Died.

MAY.-At the residence of his son,
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Wednesday, D. l.. May, of Everett,
Pa. The deceased was aged about 50
years. His remains were taken to
Everett for interment, where they
were accompanied by Mrs. May and
other relatives.
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New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
PENIS Good MATERIAL.
FORM OF TEAM CONSTANTLY IMPROVING
HARD GAMES THIS WEEK
- rELEgrAFH e - TRIBrNE.l J

TBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
philadelphia Oct. 13.-Pennsylvania begins the
third week OF her football season with better pros
poets than had been thought possible when prelim-
mary practice began in September. The Quaker
eleven has already shown that ii is going 70 be a
strong offensive team. even though as yet the real
varsity has not been chosen because Of the wealth
Of good material The fast snappy play and the long
and consistent gains that have been made in al
most every game 10 date show. that IN carrying
the ball the Quakers VIII be formidable. Their
showing on Saturday against Brown was crafty
ing from the defensive standpoint. though that
department OF the game is manifestly the weakest.
Il appears that Reynolds. who has been putting
up such a star game at half. is backward in his
college work. He has condition, and until that
Is removed he will not be eligible for the team
Judging from remark that Woodruff made the
other day. Reynolds has q good chance OF being
seen behind the line.
The centre problem is now the one troubling
Woodruff most and IL Is noted that in the list OF
varsity men there is no centre Jordan has moth
ing TO recommend him except his steadiness,
and Piekarkski seems 10 be too green for such
important position. Nelson, who was tried once
last week. viii have a thorough try out this week
and is much more aggressive.
There are all sorts Of rumors afoat concerning
the possibilities for the captaincy: Davidson.
Gardner ahG =, IioNara s now seem 10 De the man
candidates The friends or the first two mentioned
men seem 70 fear that the little quarterback viii
get largest number of votes. and they state that
II he is elected there will be disruption OF the
team ,. -, .. - -
this week On Wednesday she lines UP against
Virginia. The Southern college is said have the
strongest eleven this season that il has ever had
They have been running up large scores in all their
games 10 date, their q 10 score against Gallaudet
College being their best performance. the latter
tea m played the Indians 10 a standstill On Sat
urtay BUcknen will meet Pennsylvania for the
f5-sr time IN years. The LeWisburg boys played
q 8 10 ; game with the Carlisle Indians on Satur-
Sav and a week ago they held Cornell down TO one
tofchdown- If Pennsylvania plays up the form
she showed Saturday there will be no danger OF
l,er beinC defeated. but both Of these teams Will
i've her good hard games and she should come out
81 them much strengthened. especially from the de-
feusive standpoint
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
GOLF.
WEST BROOKS ANNUAL TOURNEY TO
START ON THURSDAY-TRAvIs
BREAKS THE NASSAU
RECORD.
RECORD.

At'er Yielding the pride OF place 20 BaitusroFs
sOl1efs' local players viii again assert themselves
tnls week IN a series OF matches that will tn~l,a>
PFactcay every golfer OF in the raetropoIt,ar
district The West Brook Golf Club OF IsItp ronr
Island has claimed the last three days OF the week
Ior It's annual open tournament. and Travis Douz-
las Livingston and score OF other good PLAYERS
have promised 70 appear. Invitations have BEEN
issued TO every club near New-York to enter play
ers. but though the contest Is termed an invita-
tonal meet II IS open every golfer IN the United
states Golf Association The West Brook course
though a nine hole one. has a wide popularity
among local golf men. and as A c. Grfrths has
succeeded in keeping IL IN prime condition IN spts
or the ateness OF the the contest should be
productive Of excellent golf.
On Thursday there is TO be qualifying round a.
medal play. in which the first sixteen will be sisi-
bic for the West Brook Cup and the second sixteen
for a consolation cup Match play viii follow On
Friday. when there Will also be club pair four
somes in the afternoon. On Saturday. in addition
70 the finals for the West Brook and consolation
cups. there IS 10 be open handicap at medal
play. Suitable prizes have been provided for TIE
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

faults unless Roberts works INTO centre The big
IeIloW weighs nearly 800 pounds but he ts working
hard and Lewis is giving him a great deal OF az
IenIlen cutler, the centre the freshman team
vas brought onto the varsity field for a day and
Oit larry WeL but Roberts is even better than he
AI guard. Barnard and Robinson seem 70 be the
oest lusJ now Barnard is not aggressive, and may
!eC oS ,dispiaced Lee last years guard entered
the medical School late and not found rir7.
70 come out. though his absence Is not particariv
IIlouceanie, as Robinson has much more au,bftfon
laurence IL pronting rapidly in the coaching he fs
receiving az tackle. and will III his brothers Claco
N Ialr way Graydon at the other tackle 4I1
sPsh9ia S p. work IN The Amherst game. In fact be
anu ROBINSON worked together perfectly getting
their men OUT readily for their backs Eaton is
threatened with appendicitis. this puts bfn ouf
for good while Campbell does not drd rhe duties
o. 9t., e,aptaincy any handicap his playing Bow
1gllcn VINO was moved over the right end when
HlStne was put back AT half is out now f7r N in
GeInIIe lI I1Ine with water on TIE knee BurEen is
doing fairly well N his place
From the above forecast OF the proba bIa r1,,.-z
II VIII De seen that Harvard will have 2 ua5focro
!ine and fairly fast back field In fact She r-Ts-
nave the latter IN order do any scoring ar All IN
yhe Dig games The next two three games will
hnlt the men together great deal better than t5v
pected hereafter. -' ~ a.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

lively weak line and slow back field would have
difficulty in both Of these games, well in the
Pennsylvania game on Thanksgiving Day. the
game that for two years has been a disastrous
finale 10 otherwise successful season
Perhaps The greatest Improvement in play made
by any member Of the squad during the season is
that which Henry Purcell. left halfback, has made
His ground gaining in the Union game. played on
Saturday. was notable. his seventy yard run, in
which he far outstrtpped his interference, being.
perhaps. the best individual play that any member
OF the squad has made this year Coffin. on the
contrary. did rather poorly in Saturdays game
AS a result OF the losses OF ground occasiOned BY
his short puuts. the coaches viii work Brewster
more in the kicking than they have vet done The
little quarterback is a mOr- reliable al around
player than Coffin SchoeIkOpf last week was
slow the slowest OF any OF the back field except
Toruey Finucane who came out AT first 20 sue
ceed Cross at right end has gone back 10 his last
years position substitute quarter he may,
however be tried again end, for Tydernan,
though his work last week was good, u by no
means sure of the place. The coaches are also
looking for more line men
Kent seems the best at centre, but there Is
no one 10 substitute for him. Cooper and Tenant
will get special attention this week Both are pos
sibfries FOR substitute positions in the line The
squad on account OF bad weather. took no walk
to-day.
Starbuck said this evening that he was some
what fisapuointed because football aluulrus was
sure OF coming 10 help him coach this week- For
SO were both here to-day, but neither could re-
ms
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

70 see the weak points in opponents line He
catches and runs back kCkOffs his brother did
and uses rare Judgment in wrigging and lodging
through the opposing helC- OF halfbacks there is
tatr assortment. though Chadwick is the only
man TO keep his place. Chadwick is playing his
old style game even better than last year. Hart is
thus far his only running mate. Hart is a small
chap. but has plenty OF pluck. and Is a good
ground gamer on end runs ana tackle plunges, but
he is too light for fierce centre rushes. Il Yale
adopts the open style OF play he will be a valuable
man In Hinkle. Fox and Easton there are three
fair haifbacks, but of them OF varsity
caNbre-at least as far their work has shown.
Wlhelmi may have 10 play halfback. where he is
better than at full In the last position fulback
Yale has problem serious centre. Not
only has candidate come forward IS a
kicker but there IS hard. fast line bucker such
Perry Hale was last year. Vanderpoel, Ward
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

build and very active The coaches have hopes OF
developing him into able player
The valuable experience received in the Yale
game last fall has caused the coaches begin
early in lnstructing the players all styles OF
formation that are being used by the big teams
which Will face the Tigers in the last three weeks
Of the season. The guards back, which used
effectively BY the New-Eaven men last fall will
be tied more successfully by the Princeton
eleven this year. The team was not long in break
ing up this formation when IL used by the
Haverford team last Saturday. After the first two
minutes the visiting eleven failed 10 gain single
five yards through the Tigers line. The plays
which Will be used by the Tigers IN most OF the
games arc the tackles back formation. quick open
!ngs through the line and end Some atten-
ton will also given 10 trick plays and the mass
centre formation.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

Of football lore and accomplishment that the
so-cslled big teams do not run UP scores OF 90
and 90 and IS 70 any more against their
weaker opponents, as they used 10 90. Indeed.
sometimes, both Harvard and Yale have
found this season. they have 70 put forth their
best efforts 10 insure a victory.
The improved showing Saturday Of the ''big
four" shows that the work OF the coaches IS be-
ginning 70 tell. and that the factory is IN fun
blast that VIII turn out more or less complete
football article the last two weeks IN Novem-
ber. Il appears at first sight difficult TO explain
the fact that the smaller teams ere usually ss
good about the middle OF October as they are
al during the season. while the elevens that
represent the larger colleges improve steadily,
as q rule, up 10 the last and most critical mo
menI But this Is easily accounted Tor, after
an The smaller colleges have only a limited
quantity Of football material When this de-
tsriorates from going stale or from injuries
there IS nothing satisfactory with which 10 re-
place II. IN the larger institutions, however,
the football squads are so large that efficient
material is always available 10 stop the gaps
caused by any one Of variety OF happenings.
Meantime. the development OF q team in the
closest sense Of that word. goes steadily on.
While the cleaner and faster work OF the Yale
players al Annapolis on Saturday may have en-
couraged the Yale coaches. there is no denying
the fact that the task Of developing strong
eleven at New-Haven looks extremely difficult
Hogan and Glass, the two freshmen who have
made favorable impression in AL their games
up 70 the present time, are doubtless promising
nen, but their work is full OF crudity. II has
great strength, TOO, but any freshman knows
that mere strength viii not win games They
need coaching and plenty OF il They will get
T. doubtless. The Yale team play has been
extremely ragged UP 70 date, although sarur-
days was something ike, and should not be
surprised II the Eli coaches were sitting I'D O.
nights BIT studying the problem that con-
fronts them. The trouble in filing the position
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

the constant battering OF Harvard's sturdy backs
caused IL 10 give way.
The game scheduled for Saturday with the Mas
sacnusetts Institute OF Technology was cancelled
oy tnat team. which has disbanded. Union will
looked for ~ ~ -
Few men are the injured list and even these
VII oe out OF the game few days only.
Ine squad has been strengthened lately by the
1ppearance OF Bran, halfback on the 'ss team:
5auLnen; ha!foack on last seasons eleven. and
yum 5uiloack on the Tufts team last fall Morse
- piaying hard game, and bids fair exceed his
sOo1 record or last season Anderson. Howard
Swift and Varnum are pIavfng in good form
among the new men. Pierce. F Crook and Palmer
seem sure OF making their hold on their respective
PosIuoas secure; Phillips is punting in excellent
sty-e, ana IN this department of the game has
rev super1oFs, while Shay is exhibiting considera BILE
sym as drop kicker A training table was started
men have been taken to il
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
HARVARD ROUNDING INTO FORM.
THE LINE. HOWEVER. NOT EXCEPTION
ALLY srRONG-PRoBABLE CHOICES.

ALLY STRONG PROBABLE CHOICES
Cambridge Mass oct. 13 (SpeciaD.-The Harvard
team is now getting into shape and IT IS pos
sibIe 10 make out the lines Of the permanent team
The return Of Putnam and Herman 20 the squad, OF
course strengthens the back field much Putnam
is a hard. pIucky ground gamer, while kerran
has remarkable speed. He uses his jumping ability
in getting opposing tacklers. Besides he Is a
splendid punter able 10 send forty and Afty ward
punts with the slow spiral motion that makes their
handling troublesome Putnam and Kernan's re-
turn more than compensates for the loss Of Jen-
uinEs whose career as a Harvard player is forever
closed His case has not yet been passed on by the
athletic committee but Reid himself says that the
man Is ineligible. Jennings coached at Dartmouth
last year This in itself would not necessarily dis
qualify him. but IT is pretty evident that he acted
professionaIly-that is, although he did not get
money. he intended to do and probably will
OF course Harvard thinks too much OF her athletic
purity 10 pass over such a condition Of affairs as
that
Ristine Devens and Miffin. the old Haverford
player. all making a good fight for place in
the back field Herman is sure OF a place On ac-
c. his punting and end This leaves right
halfback and fullback open Mif1in and Risttne are
both splendid fighters in the defensive. Ihis was
evident in the Amherst game. The Amherst line
fully as good as the Harvard line. and the
Amherst backs able 10 get through. but the
secondary defence threw them back almost every
time The quarterback position is or sess IN
certain Baldwin has TO be handled te1deriy owing
his liability to injury. Matthews the hSrle negro
from Andover. is coming up fast and IS likely 10
make the place. He is a good defensive player and
taekler owing his long experience as sn end rush.
and he is q clever runner in a broHen field
The fumbling in the games has been due partly 70
the unsettled situation quarter. but chiefly 10
the wretched passing of Sargent at centre, who is
just as apt TO roll ball gently he is 70 snap II
Sargent win likely Keep his plaza With al Els
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

q talback Is most pronounced. Not Ward
FSnoerpoel Wilhelmi appears 70 have the
making OF a varsity back. II none Of these men
improves sufficiently. OlcOtt may be sent back
ffaon guard There are enough new men in the
ne al present however, and he is needed there
= steady them. There does not seem 10 be &
10y hrst class punter on the team, though one
Icy Yet be developed Yale's coaches know
refy well. think that her tackles back for
.-euon viii not avail against Harvard or Prince
80, although IL has been accustomed 10 strike
sI.or into the hearts OF the small teams.
s-S-e some remarks regarding the guards back
.n-,rauon In this column last Monday They
10Y 70 tackles back" as well AS a matter OF
.tI-S fale's coaches have their work cut out for
. sens and IL is doubtful. as they doubt feel
,h. = more ore than an average team can be developed
s.s"sss's defeat ey Harvard en- Saturday
- sxesetee. doubtless. by Coach Sanford and
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
COLUMBIA BATTERED.
PLAYERS RETURN WITH LIMBS IN PLASTER
CASTS. But NOT DISCOURAGED.

CASTS. But NOT DISCOURAGED
Colun1ba's football team returned from Boston
last night The men were all battered badly B.
Rovesen and Smythe both had their legs in plas-
ter OF paris casts and the whole team bore facial
badges Of their defeat and Imped around sorrow-
fully. There will probably be no practice for the
varsity to-day.
Columbia came on Saturday al Cambridge. The
local eleven scarcely hoped 10 win. but at least
confidently expected TO score. Insthis belief COlu
ba failed 70 take into consideration the speed OF
the Harvard backs and ends well as her own
vulnerable weakness at left end II was IN that
spot principally. that the cause OF her defeat may
be discovered Again and again the Crimson went
around the left side of the Columbia line for gains
OF from five to twenty-five yards II fire.
ouent occurrence that Harvard, trying three times
unsuccessfully buck the Columbia line, on the
fourth tried Coumbias left end, nearly always
with success Right end offered no such mark
Van Hoevenberg and Campbell the Harvard cap
tain. who played against him, have few II any
slrperors on the gridiron to-day at end rush For
more than half OF the Columbia team IL their
first big game and a bad case of 'rattles' was the
result No fault can be found with the work OF
Morley and Weekes but the back Held keenly felt
the loss of Captain Berrien. The men who subsui-
tuted for him were little 10 be relied on Six OF
the the Columbia line were nearly tne
equal OF their Harvard opponents, ana Httie ad-
verse criticism can be justly made OF them Co
lumbia wants no excuses MADE, ouL because OF Ier
DIuck in overcoming countless difficulties in the
last three years II seems but fair that the merits
rfzed and that New-York should Loyalty encourage
its representative eleven rather than the reverse
The Blue and White has vet 10 meet Yale, Cornell
and Pennsylvania this season and it has come 10
be almost student superstition now that she VIII
each year triumph over one member OF the Big
-Four Her showing this year is certainly better
than last. up the same period and yet last sea
son she trtumphed over Princeton and the Carlisle
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
AvEERsTs TEAM IMPROVING

Amherst Mass Oct. Is CspeciaD.-In the last
week substantial progress has been made in the
seveIounent OF the team Two games have been
1lavad one with Worcester Tech" at Amherst
tbe other with Harvard. at Cambridge. The home
came was a disappointment in many ways since
large score was looked for. The members Of the
-ean, had not fully recovered from the effects OF
-ba hard game with Yale a few days before, and
v-ere not in condition play fast football. The
1anna with Harvard crediIable one. In the
est half Amherst held for downs her
,rres-vard lire and prevented Harvard from scoring
s,,r.nrr shs half part Of ths game the dsfsnes
vax rsusyaah.y stroay. but IN the last few minutes
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
SpgoggggS SpoggggS
8pORTsTlek'
ON THE GRIDIRON.
-ur RIG TEAMS ROUNDING INTO SHAPE
-DTFFICULT PROBLEM FOR THE
YALE COACHES-COLUM-
BIAS WEAKNESS.

,freh Improvement in the development OF the
=, lurninaries OF the football armament was
.-.senoed by the games OF Saturday. There
-.-s no scores against Yale. Harvard. Prince
=, or Pennsylvania, and each Of these rolled
: rather good scores against the opposing
.1.,s,s Earvard's victory over Columbia was
.,,sved by the narrowest margin Of all. but
C,,unbia IS admittedly al this time Of the year
-,uch stronger antagonist than Annapolis
Lehigh or Brown especially ; y the & latter whose
as another indication Of the increasing spread
New-York tribune., 1901-10-14
YACHTING
FAIRLY AND sQUARELY BEATEN"

4rAIRI.Y AND sQTARELY BEATEN-'
An English yachting critic sums up the recent
r-oI,,-,,h shamrock II race tersely follows:
..7v,a- trtz done then 'rvvere well II were dors
ov7frxIv Yesterday put a term TO the agony oc
Srrs-es in which the country has ina gtned trses
- - over the Americas Cup races. and posstoiy
roosr AZ rs are zIad the thing dragged out n0r
60 rha rhsIIeuger Practically the contest va4.
over then and Macbeth.s words sprung 20 taa
,s-,ory as putting the whole thing IN nutshell.
We Ursra avveary OF the manifest superiority
~ CoIurnbia and had hankerlnz for the fact
~ he rubbed IN much deeper High low. Jack and&
tbs game all the honors. nay every trump. theU
LsI5 W. might take lying down srandtn =
But take IL had and 50 the sooner the cu-raz
vss r1Ins down the better. Though took -
s-ar4f1z a miss Is good mile and r.roG
siIoSTa1ea victory such the third producedr
holds good We were fairly and squarely beaten