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DtTE FOR mo FIGHT.
.Irrrics and Ruhiin Ia Meet NJ San IRAN
cisco on Nov. rs

da'e TO- "a" ,uite.' l~tV -rn Iirp J-7-ir~
.rI tue Luhlu ~, .c,urd NO to iuc match
t.H..r . too twentieth ,"IflrN liil"lD
,.ll OF -sI |tr1Iy-... been -rI~,t~d To-"
n.s f.I,uH. sl iH'r" i~'g,i.,' ur FRIDAY.
N.. Do lI' p~ID-Iisu e. . .'.ulr referee
.. es'i.. ur'Ori r''f Harry cor
ton. ...fNer o.. HII t.rh.t'. has D~,u rug-
.'.'.i fsr tie u41H~ ltsr" BE- o." tout'.
u...fuu. ID 90" match mat"- o. zoe ..uh.
co.. Ir wall hH ,ipi.r
H.'r rcat.t-. ruaIi-ius that the High' q
81. ,prt-.' - lot Tar on. have started "a
O. sol. lr earliest huly Madden, ~ \ letter
90 a ff.,Hd 90 the ,tH. srit.~ thn' Rubin
s~ttu. Hlpu ua,fls % "a. ~tFHiuins ami
d. a.rluaI M ghtpF Tim TIE chAiuTaon
10 ,s.f,- a. is.h I'D u - sNld tha' 49, su-
druu b. nafi-ftug ~ H. ustnst- A-nrirs
O. iFst-d a. Die home a. IL Nhrrl-~ h~
De- I.Ilg looked att ~ ~ hruth-f iars,
I~ 40 team ard hlly D~au~v Rubin
h.s HHf u.lkrd cot any particular q~uaft~rs
~ #auHHg s ~N.r0isiug g. o. . fbs tah4ff.
~ ~. -. -so AID ~hls ou ~" read 18th
HI- tHra'u. unugsul huilil tAs n-~n
s.u -ao.- hlI MAda-u tSs fall chaf 90
- 30 -akrer otauts- PREPARATION ant
ars J. ~ auH.t but Tat " NA ~ On A..
7 flr nr tHr IiFhf - SO ffaf. 'lsnv~f
Marta. iUiIiu > sI=Trlas tsrts~F, -
a. sd = oulr e. -tlF'
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baseball aud IturIr>aue.

PRINcHToN. Oct . Tho annual baseball
game between tho freshmen and sophu-
morrS AZ Princeton took place thus after
noon aud was won bv "a" ~~croud.yrar men
amid one Of the noisest sucur> that has been
witnessed here In a Ions tune III" score was
! u . The -ophomor,~ tried To iattl" the
freshman pitcher by vnyIug their loud
hat aud singing aud cheering. but they
were not oH". two, three ~ the uoi---mak-
lng ltu" when The Iunior- distributed tan
horns among the 'oS men While the tWo
lower Glasses Werr making all the uoi-" they
could the senior entered the field Ia thrir
annual pafatr They wer. dres>-d IN all
sorts Of ftnta IL costumes On" slender
youth la uKat q. p T-onated Anna Held
Anuther imp-r~Ouatsd Carrie Nation. aud
there were thrr" ~ iouf h~artend~r~ and a
shell-gafu" man Two student. on" made
NJ a. a monkey aud a." other ~ ~ organ
grinder, mad" a IIt After the - ' some
OF Ia" freshmen wanted 40 E't revenge hy
having a rI~h with tho sophs. bat they
tOuuu, ~~"cond-yrdr htudeut-
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MA11IMn

BvsHNrLI-ApPLFGATF AZ Ncwburrh on
Hudson. y y 81 ST George C'ur-h. on
SATURDAY. oct o. 1911. by The R~y prtayiUs
Applrsatr. %. ID, Rector. Douglas stewart
Bushnell. Of MorlstoWu y. j 20 Helen NAu;r
APPRECIATE. Is ghtrr Of me or1cA'iny clergy
man
FUlMER SCHROEDER At Hrooklyn. Chester
u Fulmer. formerly OF Pastor. Pa 20 Grace
MARGARET Schroeder. daughter OF the late
ChAflcs Schroeder. Of this city.
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DIED.

BRoUGHToN on Friday. Oc' 4 1871. George
u Hfou-htnr. r. IN thr ,lth y,At Of ne Agc
Tunsfsi ssTyics al Pfrsbvtsfan church. mt
,,rslty u' cofnsf luth 1t. on sunday. oct.
q. 1871. al 10 \ N
CH~RNSriT.-N High nrdg.. y. J. on Fudsy
30 4 1871. rlss GREY. ~iir " lrfci,sl ChDstt
a'Sp an infant son
Fuusral >STicrs sl ~ held NJ her late home. li,gh
nudrr. y ). ou Monday. oct : igni At y so
T. NJ Cautse.s .nl meet ifain leaving Central
u u. y. =. lost Of Liberty n, at ! % = NJ
HONr Al Cunon. Siaisn Island =, ths residence
Of her sor.In-lss LsviS y Morris. on itdAl
oct 4. ly0l. Ann o. Hoyt, daughSr Of ths late
John IlA,po-4 ~ Roch-s.'t, \. \
Funeral from her Ats fcsidcuU. .4O Nev Nofk ~ .
on SUNDAY. oct q. 1901, 81 half past / lntfr.
neni pu'a'e
LiNpRorU IN Friday oct . lsoi. Mr. Hannah
4 L.indrnth. aged IS years.
Funeral services ~ residence ~ 2 " Nichnls.
s. 4 Grand II. cot Ave l., BAyonnc. y j.,
near 10Th n station e. u u ~ J., On Mon
- day. oct. :. Igpt, a. a n
NACGRFGoR -VFrFRNNs oF rHE SEVENTH
RF.iNrNr Members arr requested w. sttsud
tn funeral sfSIrc Of James N MacgryFof.
captain Finh Company AZ ilsa LsIiarton az.
on sunday. oct =. ly"l At o'clocs 4 u
THoNss DtNuNp. colonel
MeGU ,TH on Thursday. oct !. poi. Irfls pul
To-. beloved ~te Of John J. Ncara,h, In the sSth
ycar Of hrf age
Fuu'ial services a. the residence ias West Tth -
on SUNDAY uyt {. 1901. al : O.cock T. n Ia.
t'furut pf,yai"
pRANk NRD un saturday. oct s. 1901, Nay
Arlington. daughter Of Chsrr> " ant Tue
late Snd.' 2 rtAnkArd
Srnt-~> W4N be held NJ her late residence. ~
south o,iIrd 81, BROOKLYN. On SUNDAY i'rg
noon. Oct q isoi. IT S O'Clock.
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firri 49, on ertots lIu1.iy q, . tiTst bess on
bhl, ~ lallut . ~ bHuutsu. = len on bases
NrN lofE y hfuukil a. Stfutk oct ~ Tay
boo b. Donovan. . IArr' bt>~ az Sh>csafd-
Two basr ht hnlau Stolen iass, uaLlen, she's
ara. liwu luuu'r plays Suaug smith aud Gan
isi Nafntf aud smith. nabl'u aud kellss it by
pitcher 10 TAYLOR. = uptr, DAly aud Mathew
~un. lime 1 hour aud - minutes
~hHuukiNN. . NiW NuEA. 2 stroND GAM
~ to IA" LAST inning uf the second gam.
~ looked ~ though tt. visitors would get
another coat OF WtIi"F ash. bat "a double
-t"al by Davis aud Van ~iial'ren. an error
hN lrNln aud a lt by N'Ttng nett ed two
run Wright, a new pitcher. did ia" wiring
Tot the champions ana 49, 20 puzzle through
uut Math"W-ou, Who -'urted la for tn.
New lork-, gave way Go teltA h. the sixth
inning h'll-y's home run With a mau ON
ba-- Won the game Tor the Hrnoklyb- The
score
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Touehdo~ns-Trout "a; Is.man Cur. sanneI. pisu.
man aD R,i.rst- Buh. uni,sisliy Of Psnasyissn.s
u~mpife-Aunt LAfsyes,-. suhsituss-E. Haide
ici %gss' b sni 5 10, S f;-sh. frs az i a. H,Ssi. t fslsas
ss.ysr ,a n' %is nap Pal. h'G p, b and ia.Ty ,s hSgsss.
San mell for cure.
NANhArrAN coLLkGt. 10. IvToEns. o
Nsw bhcSsTicN. Oct -hutgcrs, vas
Seisa'>h or Nelson field to-day By che eleven
the score Of 10 TO o The local team was
Tered injuries % three ~ It, hes, men.
HAMILTON. - HobAET.c
CLINTON. oct Hamilton defeated Hoo
bart In a Nell rLs eel game GA steuben Field
,o-day by the score of?s To- The features
FROM III" held by Poet fpr Hamilton aud the
playing Of Foley fof Hobart.
INpIANs. IA. niCkiNsoN. n.
CAhiIsiE. oct . Inspired by the Indians
TO-. OF = gam" 10 ,iettysbufg. Dickinson
supporter wer. ,anguine as to Tie prospects
OF a victory to-day bat wcTr disappointed.
a. the Indian, Non bv 10 90 II by fast PLAY
ing stanton Of dickinson sot the ball on
TIE 5S-yafd IN" On a tumble and ran the half
OF the Held Tor "a touchdown
aMhLtst. q Won KsTIR -rECH o
AMuinsI, oct Z In short halves Amherst
defeated Worcester Tech here this after
noon. - To T., and lacked bat a trinut" OF ~cor-
mE ughih MN III" exception Of l'irtagErd
'id w"Ih Nulh"frt. dD.rnce wa 4uiid. nut ~"
work OF Tia hacks la.kHd tho aggrr..ly'nr>s
WHIT ,hafautrrsct 10 against Yale lat
AA - |LHHNA ALM 81 NHHHf IhN 10
yards
sYHArtsF. "a. BROWN, q.
P~hoNibiNtt. OF. -Browu received the
,oresi defeat 90 an athletic Contest n. th"
history Of th" ,oll"g" to-day when her foot
ball team was defeated bv syracuse INT
N"r~ttr, - 80 o u VAS the Nrst time this sea.
son that BROW VA NJ Hgaiust "a team Stthi
gond knowledge oi the game. and IN" Brown
men went q" pis's- ON" ~ ~" most -ru-a-
iional pl1ys ever seen here was,a eo-yard run
by Nirr. ~ The S,tucfs" team We dofE~l and
jumped over lult 81 the Brown team and
scored q Touchdown
,rol'~. o. oroE0ErowN. O
- Ar'iiS. oct . The naval cadets
TO-DAY with "a game with Georgetown nj
Ncr-.tv Two 0tt-sp-W iuut" halves Wrr"
PLAYED IA which neither side could score
~" game We nip aud tucE all the. way
through ONLY once did ~ look u, n any
scoring would b" done THIS Vn~ ~ N"
second hale. when ~" cadets had the pigrkin
hut Lost II on downs Sira-.hutgcI tried
place kick from the b-yufd line iur . goal
ftoW 'h" field. bat failed. Neorgotowh plihrd
~ good gam" The naval cadet we're slightly
weak on the defence
NtW YOUk UNtNfUztIY. "a ~ PAU school, o
The New York University sent a Substi-
tut" team ~ Garden 'tty Yesterday e. play a
practice RuinD Wth the ~ Paul school eleven
Kaldiu- aud Z Md 81 VA" university
we're unable T. play, owing g. slight ~ uTtrs
The halves Wei" fifteen and ten minutes t"-
-r.,tNelN After stN minutes Of pll' tr"ti"
ran around ~ puul'- right end Tor 20 touch
t.yerdpn duirkiS followed TN, up
bv going around ~ Paul. lrft end tvic" in
succession Tor tHo NOR" The last touch
n.iur iu,d" after " i9n 81 81 yarn.
-, uud hnlf was denoted e. puutlug practice
and Connolly showed az in great form III"
lr" Ms found ~ ho quite weak hut the backs
score NrN YORK tniyrrsl'v. 10. - Pau
school o
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4 NTw 1OHk. O-FiEsT OANk.
Donovahs excellent pitching won the
hr-t game for IA" brOoklyns at Washington
Park yesterday afternoon w.. pitched a
steady, hard game from begiuning to end
aud allowed ia" New \ Orks only thtr. ltt-
Not on" Of IN" New Works reached third
base aud they only had three men left on
base IA all. iaNlOf. WI" Wa IN the point.
Tor baNiss men, Ma hit hard at critical
stsges Manager HHulo4 tired q new man
by the nnfnc OF GoChuaur a. shott lie is a
good style IL. s,OT,
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To- hre hits u~Nonueviiie. Lush. CArney. Lowe.
long CrDSS Tuvn.sud Ihfe- hts~hit Rickru sac
Tinrr hlts Moran, White staten bases ltirEert
i~Nontf"yllr, struck out rs wits. S ~ Town.
~~nd, : b. Whit, : lsn on hNses huston. 20.
mi t'slpnlN, q flrst ha,s on hzlls ~ WINS I.
OF 1oSnssnd = OF whr . Ht b. p'irhsf HAL.
man Wild pii-h -fusussui luplW NAsh lime
II hour and ~ minutes
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SPECIAL Notiets.
A~RIIytIISI TEETH

Highly Improved porcelain plates sfr the most
satisfsrtoH aU|nciAl teeth now made Their
natural appearance adds To their value hfiire
wufk Expression 81 mouth f-siorrd. hlglrst
Awaui W'Hd', Fair granted Dr HENRY .
DEANE. Dentist. e., Lexington A.. cor t5th 81
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g s,;.ss Silks and Dress Goods.

BLACK PEAU.DE LOulSlNE, a superior aull-
it's and tnish, 10 ms. wide, rex. sc.
~ ......... ................... 49C
ri ACK PURE SILK TAFFETA, an eScer.
tioullly good guilty, . ms. Wids. rec.
500 Vi .....................I 9C
COLOREU PURE SILK PEAu-DE-CH lht, in
all the hteSt street and evening shades, -
inches vide. regularly $50. yd. ...... CSC
COLORED PRINTED WARP TAffETA SILK
in all the newest combinations, 10 ms. vide,
fcg. $40 vi .76C
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Totals , = ~ /. Total. 90. 10
.JAnnnn out ht BY bastsd hail.

Chicsg .......... .... % 90 - q q o -,
liU burg ..... .... . % q . 10 o o U-l
Two haSe hits Davis iiaftfsl. ~sHs,fcf SAcrI
mr. ht beaumont StoTu hlsrs urNisf. NoJof
mirs. RAymct Double phy Mc.ufuIyk and tvt
trf iifsi haSe on halls 90 EA.uu q u- tfolr. .
M BY pitcher ~ Ea>nu. I hy iNos 9 Struck
out hy lsason. I b. ipJIs. > NId pitch Eason.
Umpire % bAb. Tine { hour aud - minutes
BoSIoN, : PHILADELrHiN. y
Pun 'UELPuis. Oct 5 boston defeated
Philadelphia ia tia closing gam. uf the Ma
tiunsl League ~Chdmpi0n-U - season. knocking
Townsend out Of the boN attendance.
-, IN" score
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SummAB Scurc -pruusy ltauia. -. Stat" tol.
lssr- . !E.sfts. L lppuls Van Impair j
GAfdinef. Ilus ol EAi.oS - minuts> .ulcl.-
doaus DAVIDSON. ScuOI. lras. Snuuk. Bsuuru.
t,uals from toIcEdogusH irnnrt Hl Sm.u 90.
substitutes .bomAs. AAE~ ana Nst4sar Tor tuory.
Ift aAIsk fof ntunstA. icInru aHf ltaS lot uhtfd,
Mltrgru tot I'as. NuIaus ia ltsnucu. nlucI .ul
uals. IoxuSsnd lot SuuOk. krllAr iug DAVIDSON,
HullouaS tot murray, HdSsrl tot NAItAouI
LAFAYETTE. a., s~tsCUIHANNA
EAsruN, Oct. S-Iafayrtte easily defeated
the Su~lurhanua I uIvvf-iiN football eleven
here to-day. the SCOr" being e 10 . The
lfs-ln"
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baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
plt'shufg al chicago ~. Louis at Ciurinusr.
urUFH CAMPS.
iiohassn ~ hootl' n. al the ~. Ceorrr Cticsei
GwuudS.
Snuth Rroih.r Island .. e Vs. Pourhkeepsit. a,
South Hf1shsf island.
Sstn. ~ fnIf'~. At SssIiY's GROUNDS
Spa!dinss ~ NuuAY HIS. 81 JaSISf Oss'
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summary Yale. ~ 1ufs s. Tpuchdo-ns
ChadNItk. HsH ~, NHndrfspel, tUN. C~haprsu
Gusl, rom tourhloSn. uignt a. Umpire uf
Nuusnbefg. Rriefrr ia. stroud. Time ~ hHiyr~
Ia minutes. Suu>utuirs Sssu Tor tUuld. ran
rs flt loss. Hamln Tor HOLT. Moorrh-ad 'ut itafrril.
Morris aud Hcul M ipf ne NAull-S scot fWf Huut
Fos aud NrtrNlt iof ChsdElvk. NhhderIocl iof VII
h-ImI. Danfouh fof Connect. CDunrll Tor Durham
foster and Ray tor byTne.
CORNELL. q. H~JCENIiL, %
IrH,CN. oct Cornell defeated Buck
neil to-day IN "a fairly well played contest
by a score 81 q g. q Despite the TACT tHlt
the lthacnn~ scored but once the game" was
never IA doubt On th" whole. ~" d"f"I.ig"
play Of Capt Warner men Wa g',d. hut
there we're MANI points open 60 cflttri-u
In" line held we'll against the guards back
formations which Buckn.ll used. bat a tend.
ency was manifested t. get on side lvi,e
the lthaCHn- N'r, p~naliYod Tor this kind 80
work IN the first half. which probably rt"-
vented "a second touchdown Roth -l'-
fumhled frequently Cornell scored b. tie
middle 81 the rr-t half After b. -srir, ct
plays IA which Purcell and Iofln figured IS
the chief ground gamers for the nom" team,
the ball was carried to Hu Cku'll- 0-Ntri
line Three trials failed g. place The ball
over. and Buckuell tried o. kick out Of danger.
but a. the leather was passed t. Mctorml'k,
the whole cornell line ~prsng through. aud
blocking the kick. 1yd.man Tell on the bail
Tor a touchdown torhn kicked al easy
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fsifsiS.

TAuFNNs - nurNss usr.fre pfuaN
Ests hNff uIn a llaIsth uraEa = iaf~eA
HtH - laHHg - kassaH q Nss N@t
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M%a-"'''. f Hsf .ss ~G.1ss
Sml NJ. ........ .... Let Acklr .......... Juue,
Ward ........ Tn guard ........ Code
mes Centre Lslgh,on
ItS1Giio,, susurs. .Riss, saa n nfseh
Nsrkts LGt haif bach JacEsfat
M1fisy. iusht hsli bsck.. ...... Watson
uuIghrfU Fun bark peabOd,
Slmm.p SOW, cgumbia. wnns ms o
SmI.ms w sro p. MS'n, ny 1nSS
~ halves Frorn minutes. Substitute Goziman
e Wizard Mufsonan Tor Leighton. lAufenos Tor
HtUvAup. ~. BATrs.
C~ANHEIpot oct Harvard football
stock N'Li down q lew points to-day The
'rn-"n dad un' run up tie big s. ore that va.
rot keep the Maine boy- from scoring a
t"I'hd"Nh Ia" -g"r- wa a. to q liate-
't' down in the full expectation q; being
d,u'n"a -"HrdlN and vent back yith q points
no bate score, upNrNrt. was n the nature
81 Tug" Zoo tt' Int minute OF play ON
Harvard Nli itH" swan, the Crimson
i'ii .Ai D.. b. a. u,,d sud Blhkc, nght cud
10 tai"-. '' 10" hlIl aud with o." man Tor
M 'i'r'H .frr.,d o. over The Rate play
!1"l -N," t1t.- O. touchdown, and Il was
ta.G.,s alone hat gfg',u,.d t~o touch;
49, 'nd GAINED through the
l''N I"r t.' inst COMO o. q regular eamr.
ni'lro h'. 900 vurthN ui ul the good 'htng-
Nv l..'r .''n aid 81 h,w a." ht tie nur
' motive fud vn- quick a. a ra-h
"" "a 800 gH..A fnr iIr "thrr tnok. that
lil''i VAN t.H 81" nd To- leave th" game
tt' U'N'is f iu4'tiyvu ou arcuuut nj q
az LOO u.''F '''H v.. rNp"r."I Ne ht
,n" har' u.- ''.' veil and b. struu..
w. snn frH. t'.i.r. ma - -",su. uu -
m",s,f9 r"7 nom toe ,u rlft
u.uf H,.l. 90 I..rf.- u.s.. ..fd. .,,.
hl'''r, " HrHH-H The -,r, ll
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sntlssF s.nm~

uufafrr e. u r. o. % III ?
hsufH" IhrIHsr "a nsasu Ntandss sss
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do~n rdeman. Goal from toachdovn conn
Rsfsree Percy Lang tmpIre ). a LSAnS. WI.
hams Tins % halves nft-rn and ten minutes.
Substitute flnucans Tor hftSSisf.
PENNsYLvANIA. ~ STATE CoLLEUE. G
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 3 In one Of ~" pref
tie-t games ever ~s"n on franklin Held
PENNSYLVANIA state College went down -
defeat to-day before the University otirIu-
sylyaula 10y a score OF - to pennsylvania
Wa- scored upon aud Ia 40 fuhy manner.
hut the Red aud nI~ supporters went
HON. happy a. they had seen their team tax"
the tail the length Of the field tAIUC blythe
fastest sort of team play leuusy lNauia went
into the game with snap aud her tnua"tu
PLAYS worked we'll because Of TIA. concerted
team work state stored by carrying the
ball half the length ot IN" t'ld. throwing
Pennsylvania ticAler> back Tor first down
after first down Nhil. her team lasted StHt-
played a rapid game but the effort OF iustAius
IA" touchdown seemed 20 take some al hrr
AT" aud she was unable 10 keep up thr pace
set by Pennsylvania In. line up
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b Big L yn.st' Suits, Skirts, Silk Waists.

FANCY TAlLO MADE SUITS Of all wool
homes pun CheNiptS. r1uSe. Elton ~ Aoket
eteSt, enborstsly trimmed with We We; and
attn, all eoIors, including black. reg.
NORFOLK PEDESTRIAN SUITS Of imported
all wool hair stripe cloths, culorS blue,
bAck OF oxford, tex. So Ca. .....I4.75
DOUBLE BREASTED JACKETS ct hne all
vo-pl hhck Cheviut, satin lined, p To- p
iUS. long. reg siaOO. ........... 8. %
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Ito ~If.qulss 4 , h--k@ hsl tan sbzk-
tssY ~ ssnssn -esea sseaklrs
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Ii5c 25c

DRESS SKIRTS Of all wool black Cheyiot.
well t1ilored and nei'iN trimmed with satin
band. reg $3.50. .....,........ .4.75
PEDESTRIAN SKIRTS IT imported eordu-
roy in all the leading oulorS. thoroughly
tailored. regularly 5000 ....... 7.25
SILK WAISTS OF Pedu.de-Soie or Tlffeta,
open back OF front. tucked all over and i'm
iShsd with fancy stitching, all eolorS, in
Guiding bllck, res. sO.7S.......... .4.98
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HtI 400. oct % chicago won to-daY'~
gam" from Pt'~hurg Through better all
around pllyiug Jason pitched a line game
aud received p"Tfr,f support Pool" also
pitched good ball, 'ut hi- team mate dad not
back him either 90 a." hoid Or at the bat
The score
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iarn~ss Racing o. Lancaster Winds ~
~ straight Iirats.

l~,N,asIIr CO.. Ih- state iat closed
to- NUI good harness racing sun
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Haverford's heavy forwards ploughed
through the Tigers line for small gains. but
the Orange and Black players rallied in nne
style " Senever they were called on, and forced
their opponents Co resort 10 a kicking game
The Pennsyiyanians were very weak In the
showed greater strength In this respect
than she has at any other time this fall.
than sixty yards H. br%klng ~inteTfsr-
ence Henry proved somev hat Of q di-ap-
p%ointment. IL Vac boxes several times
around him for two OF three long gains.
Davis az the other end got everything thst
"a ma his way. short, the freshman guard.
pla yed well. and Dewitt withstood nrmly
the attacks Of Hsv erf1Td'- formation. Meier.
quarter back. was slightly injured stnN
IN the contest ard Nar su'cesati by Pre-
man, a freshman from ~. loht's Schnol
The new man ran tho team like a veteran.
The coaches were pieas@ with the show
Ing ~ liz linn. IIn ILn-LI-
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Wv Hsvr>. Oct s Yale was scored
against to-day. and that bv y team against
which N. wn~ urls O. beat nv a -cof" OF
20 Co 5 The 1utt- touchdown was made
because Yale. substitute quarter back,
Morris. missed u punt and before he could
recover himself chapman. Tut l"'t t1'Iir,
grabbed the ball and made = thirty-ylrd
run fpf n touchdown Yale aho~el great
Improvement More snap Va gwen the ia
dtVidual play. aud tho bark- hit the line
hard aud accurately The Interference 49, a
whole Wa better formed aud tho baUks
follow Ell well ~ nearly every play lulr'-
goal Was IN danger only once. barring when
~. score wa made NawliU az centre pad
the hall over N~aud"rpuel- head uud when
NH~nd.rpoel Icll ON 10 the bali VIZ on Yale
tcu-yard lu" Iuit- did not hold ID" lly-
ono. for four downs aud only two or thfrH
times dad iult- -uC,s"d Ia breathing through
the lala la. lot gain~ Hogan, the fresh
man Ll,klr. was called upon for gains md
each time he made one AfeveFy coll Tor
an opening be- cleared the WHv Go.s. VIM
wa. ~ slow ~ ia. Amherst game. had ina
proved greatly llt. PLAYING today va- OF
a vastly different kind from tint "u Wcdnes-
dav pcSaull"~. the Yale quarter bHck.
made % number ~ brilliant runs that brought
thc spectators Ia their feet The Lineup.
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