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ton, and Paul Dashiell, the well known um.
n i coaching the army i;icke5s In popul9I
interest this game leads all the rest IL
Rpeeih app othsG 'Fs snSs Ss0SS the army and
newed their contests year before last, each
has won game @ In @ isss Rs sne army sTInyyDSed Sed.
ii to 7. The teams will probably line up to-
F.rnsworth. ....... Left end ,..........,... Souls
Doe oe................Left tackle ..,-.'.., Read
sSSSs.psed sSSss,s nigh, sSsrd. Bsisnsp
MeAndr.w i RsRi end TSns
Ps,y sgs Issrlsll nalt Ssss Meyer Meyer
aasss,' Right F half b.ss back N,asois asSs
PHrLADELPHIA. Nov. 2o.-Never before
has there been such demand for tickets
tbet the the President and many dstn guished
men will be on hand TO see the game has placed
to 'tfS''' the game cards OF admission are not
supposed 70 be sold. Yet those who are not
way can buy them at various prices ran ging
from s25 to SIS each. Scalpers have secured
many tickets through various channels
men have sold tickets and that the tickets
have been resold, always advancing in price.
Other tickets have been missed from the
mails They did not reach the persons to
whom they were addressed The secret
Service people are looking after this. They
ANNAPOLIS. Nov 2e.-Ths navy. football
party left Annapolis this morning for Phila-
tbirty-hye cadets and wa; in charge Of Lieu
party panty left the academy It reeeiysd a hearty
send-off from the whole cadet body. Through
that the the navy has a Chance tomorrow. The
navy il very determined. and bases her
hopes on the unreliabllity Of lud sips relative
playing ability for any one game by COM
parison of scores.
The Carlisle Ind ans. who were walloped
by Columbia on THANKSGIVING Day, were the
guests Yesterday morning OF Mrs Russell
Of a surprise TO the Indians to learn that
Mrs Sage was by no means ignorant OF the
interest in the sport being due largely TO the
fact that the Indians play II She takes an . ss.
recalled Hudson. the former Carlisle quarter
back, and the greatest OF all drop kickers
am sure you dd ,ba S ss y1n S9nd S.b Columbia oH w
that they knew what sort Of shop. sold neck
ties. Mrs Sage gave each OF the braves a
dollar to buy necktie
Lafayette Football Association entitled 20
wear the u" met last nigh, 20 elect cap.
voted for Platt and eight for Trout. Another
meeting is TO be held next week
Columbia's football players celebrated the
close Of the gridiron season Yesterday by a
dinner in University Hall with plenty OF
Cfitsfion' AZ the dinner the men lit their
fret cigarettes In almost three months and
which be Won in punting last week, nlled
20 the brim with champagne u could not
be learned how, often y was renll:d herss
wefe songs and cheers galore. but amid all
the merrymakins over the Carlisle victory
there vac tinse Of sadness q y. oases Of
have played their lat college gam" Morley
especially Mas sorry that his football career
va over And Columbia realizes that hi de.
partuf" VII b" that ~ the beet all-Iound
PLAYER Who has ever worn the blue aud shit"
toach SANFORD spoke at -on@ "nf
g. The player Gy tho collesr alumni. who had
hFr."d a. make - tho necessary fund " the
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