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Navy, IL; v. p. I..'O.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Nov le-The Navy
closed the local football season here to-day
by defeating the team OF the Virginia Poly
technlc Institute by a score OF II to O.
The first half Grady scored after a series Of
desperate line plunses by himself, Pearson
and Spencer, and Norton kicked the goal
tumble and ran forty yards for a touchdown,
Norton missing the goal Time for the hIst
hall, was called with the pa III in the possession
goal line. The general showing Of the Navy
team gave little eneoura cement to the hopes
a hard fight The defence is fairly stiff, but
the offensive PLAYS do not appear 70 have
the power TO ga in against so strong a teap
as West Point. Spencer. at left hall, showed
the best ground gaining ability to-day, and
Doherty, Grady and Pearson also PLAYED
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COLLEGE GYMNASTS MEET.
Next Competition OF Association TO be
Held at Princeton In March.

At n meeting of the executive committee
Of the Inter collegiate Association OF ANA
teur Gymnasts OF America, held at the Murray
Hill Hotel yesterday, il was decided TO hold
the annual championship at Princeton on
March 81. Columbia and Pennsylvania also
made bids fer the meeting Harvard
was admitted TO membership in the asso-
citation.
There was considerable discussion over tn
proposed alliance with the Western Inter
collegiate Gymnastic Association, and II was
finally decided that il the Western associs-
ton were agreeable It would be incGr-
porated as branch OF the lntercolle-
eiate Association OF Amateur Gymnasts OF
America. II is the idea OF the executive oom-
mittee that both associations hold champion
ship meetings on the same day and that the
first and second men in each event meet in &
dual contest a week later at some neutral
place.
E Z. Wallower. Princeton. proposed that
special event be added to the regular pro-
graz amme II was agreed that Il only two
teams compete four points should be divided
among the two teams, three TO the frst and
one TO the second, but if three or more teams
compete the regular awarding Of points be
adopted. namely, FIVE 10 the first. three 70 the
second ard one 70 the third. Z. z. Walow-
ers report showed the association 20 be
better of financially than al any time since
its organization.
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IN TIE FOOTBALL WORLD.
DARTMOUTH BEATS BROWN IN
A HARD, GAME.

West Point wins From Syracuse. II to 3.
and Annapolis Defeats virginia In.
stttute, IL TO O-New York University
succumbs TO Union Other Games.
while Yale was drubbins Harvard yester-
day at football the annual game between
Dartmouth and Brown was on and a stubborn
game II was. Dartmouth won by the close
score OF IL to S. West Point was scored on
by Syracuse. but won comfortably. and the
Naval Cadets defeated Virginia Institute
Georgetown piled up big score against
George WsAhin gton University. Union was
too much for New York University and
ewarthmore took Haverford's measur The
results
Yale, II; Harvard. o.
Dartmouth, IL; Brown, 3.
West Point. II: Syracuse
Annapolis. IL; Virginia Institute. o.
Union. III; N. y. u. o.
Georgetown, s2; George washington
University o.
svarthmore, ~; Haverford, O.
Dickinson, 10; Ursinus. @.
williams, 73; wesleyan, o.
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Jimmy Gardner Knocks Out Rube smith.

In Denver last Friday night Jimmy Gardner
of Boston, brother of George Gardner knocked
out Rube Smith OF Denver in the fifth round
OF what was to have been ten round mil
With the exception Of the second round, In
which Gardner was fioored with right TO
the wind, Gardner's superiority was never
In doubt As far as the mill went II was one
~ the hest Witnessed in Denver in some
time. Both men were trained to the hour,
and Smith was the favorite In the betting
He did better at long range. The punch that
landed the large end OF the purse was right
hook to the Jaw. In the NTH Smith rushed
was staggered, but came back .smartly.
Then there was = lively miI,up in which
together again Gardner tented and Smith
came in. As hesdid so Gardner sent home
the left and the fight was over
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rs TO l. won. Bronze wing. los Fountain; e T.
second Karabtll, ia W. Davis. 4 70 !; thIa'
Time. i:l2@. Vaughan, Educate, pors l., "a "a
Long, waterspout, silursn, Monia' BOZ tloer ah'
Second Rsee@six turlonss-Pelham 100 Kun1o,
10 70 1, won; Hoog an. II. FoNHt.n,c 20 S,ra 70 Il
second: Silverskn. ilS (Dominickl. 70 !. inuu
Time. 1iisi Fleetwood Sea Air and lndica1e
also ran. 49,. ,.,- ,,I
(McLaughlinl, 7 10 2. won; Bard Buns, iis
tSheehAnl, !? TO /. second; Hindoo Prineesy: iIS
tSullvanl. TO ], third. Time. lllA Joe Frey;
Play Ball, Foxy Grandpa, Estrsza ldalum ano
Fourth Rsce-H .ndicsp; one mile and SIX
,eenth-Fossil 100 Knapp, TO =, won; goW. am
9s tSullivan is 10 third. Time, las. BsrkeleSN'
Crater. Last Night and Stroller also ran ,,o
Fifth Race-Si1 fuTlongs-The Mlshtys ilo
w Davis, 10 20, won: Ronaslne. Jos lMesride,'
is a. second Cerrosanto. I02 SULLIVAN, 10 70 !,
third. Time, ia W. R. Condor, Revolt Reeves
and DR. -bissell also ran. ,.,o,n.-,.,
Sixth Rhce-One mile-San Nicholas l:lO (Dav1sl
IS 10 IL. Won; Elliott. 100 (Dominics), 20 secopa
Heather Honey. 9s tSrllivanl Is 70 J. third: Tine,
illh G. W Trahern Flle Or. Flying TOT
pedo and oscar Tolle also ran.
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Jack o'Brien Toys With Black Bill.

Jack O'Brien of Philadelphia tackled an
other victory to his long list of fights in Phila-
delphia last Friday night by defeating on
points Black Bill. clever negro, in a six
round bout O'Brien had the battle well
in hand from the start, much to the surprise
Of the colored mans frlends who thought be
out. Black Bill is known as stiff puncher
o'Brien had his opponent up in the, air at all
stages of the mill. OBrien made BLACK
Bill look ridiculous by series Of feints and
jab., hut could not get home blow hard
enough to put tho negro to sleep. Toward
the close OF the contest. especially in the
fifth and sixth rounds, Black Bill did better.
He managed 10 reach o 'Brien S stomach once
or twice but the blows were only elancing
ones and did not hurt.
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CHESS.
Marshall Challenges Or. Lasker TO Play
for Championship.

Dr. Emanuel Lasker. chess champion Of
the world. now resident OF tnis city, yester-
dav received a challenge TO play match
for the CHAMPIONSHIP from Frank j. Marshall.
the Young Brooklyn master who won chief
honors in the masters tournament at Cam
bridge Springs last spring, and again in ST.
Louis in October In the letter which
PLAYER asserted his readiness to play for the
stake OF s.. 1000 considered by the C champion
20 be the minimum amount for such con-
test
DR. Lasker, when seen Yesterday, said he
would write Marshall in a few days, and in
sary. he said. for Marshall 10 deposit guar
antee Of $500 in accordance with custom.
Next April the champion thought. would be
stlpulations was that the player first winning
eight games, draws not counting. should win
ducemept will get the contest.
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Harvard Knows Nothing OF Game With
Princeton.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov. IA -Reports con-
cerning arrangements for Harvard Prince
ton football game next fan are not confirmed
by the Harvard athletic committee. Prof.
white. who is the head Of the faculty athletic
advisory committee. is in Europe. but Prof.
Andrews. another member OF the committee
is thority for the staten ent that the athletic
Committee has heard nothing Of such an ar
rangement Sentiment among the students
is bv no means in favor OF dropping Penn
evlvania and substituting Princeton, especially
after Harvard's defeat at the hands OF Penn
svivania this fall. Relations with Pennsyl-
yania have always been cordial and Penn.
syivania's rise TO her former PLACE IN football
game has on Harvard hearts; Harvard will.
OF course. not consent to play Yale Penn
sylvsnia and Princeton the same season.
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Ga, 900 Purse for Match Between O'Brien
and Willie. -

Jack o Brien has received an oGer Of
purse OF So. 600 TO meet John Willie OF Chicago
in fifteen round bout in ST. Louis next month
o'Brien has accepted, but says Willie must
come to les pounds. ringside, before he will
consent 10 a match. OBrien and Willie
fought six rounds in Philadelphia recently
and this contest was one Of the 1ercest o Brien
ever engaged in. Willie administered a
severe beating 10 his opponent and it was
only o'Brens cleverness and generalshiI,
that kept him from going out O'Brien
forfeit Of $500 and sign articlN at once Willie
and Mike Schreck were TO have fought at
the Blue Island Athletic Club near Chicago
tomorrow night. but the combat has been
called OF. Willie developed a boil on his foot
and has asked for postponement,
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Trap Shooting at BAY Ridge.

A. G. Southwortb OF the Crescent A. {.
did some fine shooting et Bay Ridge yester-
day. when In the third competition for the
November dup hs won leg" on the trophy
With ?. kills opt. q 2 possible 2s. shootigg
from scratch l. hSPk,ns T'th arinnslI hsndi-
JT: carried OF the honors OF the day. how:
ever, scoring victories in two fifteen bird
competitions and winning the wind,up handi.
cap at twehty-hrA birds, In the FIRST event
he' Tailed "a straight possible of Is. Thomas
". Marshall Mayor OF keithsbure, III. twice
a winner OF the Grand American Handicap.
wss a guest OF the club, shooting along the
line, but hardly UP 70 form, for -clays are not
as much 70 his fancy ss the feathers, G, z.
T. Foster won two fifteen bird events the
first with q straight score.
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JNION. 21: ". y, T.. o.
Local Eleven Not Able TO Shake VISITORS
pefence-Cragin Next Captain.

Before the largest crowd OF the season,
AZ Ohio Field the New York University foot
ball tea n went down TO defeat at the hands
Of Union College yesterday. The score was
2i too. AZ no time in the game was the New
York eleven able to gain consistently, through
It's heavier opponents line The slowness of
New Yorks attack was probably caused by
the slippery condition OF the field
Both teams put up fine exhibition in the
first half but the local college was forced
TO play on the defensive most Of the time
The local team suffered greatly from on side
piaying, being penaized nearly 100 yards
n the game .Patten, the Union left tackle
aud Becker, the visitors fun back figured
plaw and never failed to make their distance,
Capt Kelley, Cragin, and Reynolds were the
Crsrin played q remarka BILE game consider
ing the fact that he had fractured rib. The
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Williams Wins From Wesleyan.

wILLIAMsTowN. Mass. Nov. Williams
closed her football season to-day by defee ting
Wesleyan ?3 to oonweston Field before large
crowd OF spectators Wesleyan Weakened IN
the second half in her defe nsve game, and
Williams made large gains Both teams
played a fast game on the offensive. Trick
spectacular tackle by Good willie in the frst
half prevented Wesleyan from scoring, Time
Wesleyans S possession on Williams 3. ~ yard
line. Capts, Eyster and Van Surdam, at end
and quarter back, respectively. did the best
work for Wesleyan. Williams was able TO
gain by straight line bucking by Brown and
Murray. .-..
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ALI IN THE FIRST HALF.
syracuse Makes II Warm for the west Point
Substitutes.

wusT POINT. \ Y. Nov. ia-ln the final
home game here to-day the cadets defeated
the Syracuse team BY score Of Fl to 5. All
The cadets scoring was done in the first hall.
and had Syracuse put up the article Of foot
ball abe displayed in the second half there
would be different story to tell. In the first
half the soldiers started scoring four minutes
from the start. Syracuse fumblins the kick
of. Hammond securing the ball on the visit
ors' 20 yard line and Doe going over shortly
sfterward for a touchdown. Not once in
the first half did Syracuse threaten the army
goal, and the half ended with the score
West Point. 81: Syracuse, o.
All the army's points were made in quick
succession. West Point. fearful Of injuripg
any OF her best men, with the navy, game only
a week away, appeared satisfied with the
score and put in a number. OF substitutes.
and il was around the ends and through
OF their game Innell. Powell and harwood
were the stars for Syracuse. The lineup
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DARTMOUTH CON0UERs BROWN
Both Teams Strong In Attack, but Weak
in Defence.

BOSTON, Nov. Ie-Dartmouth defeated
Brown atfootball this afternoon at American
Lea que Park and for the fourth consec utive
year, in a game in which both teams showed
o wonderful attack but a wofully weak
defence by a score Of - TO S. AT the outset
the Dartmouth, team gave indications OF
running up a big score. as their two touch
downs came early in the first half and after
consistent line plugging On recovering
the kick of after the second touchdown
the Brown eleven showed an offence equally
as powerful as that Of their opponents and
by consistent line smashing went to within
seven yards Of the goal line. Then penalty
for holding was inflicted on Brown. and after
trying the line with no success Cobb made
o try for a goal from placement. but failed
Dartmouth kicked out from its own 2S-yard
line. and Brown brought the ball 10 the mid
die OF the field. where Cobb tried another
goal from placement. This time the bal
Il As he was tackled by schwinn,. and then
Russ. Browns other END, carried the ball
over for 'opehSewn; N 1Ss .nor,rs in the game al.
eeysh seqead Sd 3s Ss shoxsd a%ss
had carried It 70 Dartmouth's yard line.
Th sS Linz w to e middle
+. bunch. and, SURROUNDED BY II, three men;
Sehyartz, the diminutve Brown quarter
bsck, was in the way and by pretty tackle
brought the man with the bah to earth Dart
mouth was in fair way to score as the game
was closing, having the ball on Browns l yard
.Keady was q mark for the Brown rushers,
and IL was through that point that Brown
gained most Gilman was the star for Dart;
mouth while Vaughan. Gage, Farrier and
Capt Knbbs were not far behind him
Browns ends. sehwinn and Russ: were the
from being run in by exceptional "a tacklnR
Schwartz, Savage. Cobb and Higgins also
figured prominently for the Providence team.
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Basketball.

In a match played between the Adslphi College.
ouinte, and the second team OF the Central Y
NJ c A. of Brooklyn yesterday the Christians rolled
up s points 70 In the hrst period and olnched
their victory In the second By defeating the home
SQUAD Is points 20 II. The Commercial High School
Eve and the Adelphi Academy team lined Up for
The next game and the Adelphihns won out ihe
seore standing 10 points TO 10 their favor 10 the
nrst half and the fnAl nFures reading, Adelphi
AeAdemy s Commercial High School, 10.
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Sinister and Locke Fight a six Round
Draw.

There was plenty Of action in the sir.rouh1
bout between Jimmy Sinister and hid Locae'
both of PHILADELPHIA. at Wilmington, Del
last Friday night The result was draw
according to the referee. Lew BAILEY, al-
though in the opinion OF the crowd Lo' "e
had all tho better Of the combat, looss
forced the issue from the start He attacked
the body repeatedly, but could not Teaon
the mans jaw because Of Simlster's inpeae'
trable guard. Roth fighters were cautious
In the first round, but after that they mlte1
things UP pretty lively. In the last rolna
Locke nearly hoored his opponent WE
heavy left hook on the chin,
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Big Score by Georgetown.

WASHINGTON. Nov. le.-Georgetown de-
Gated the George Washington University
football team 10 day. 81 TO o. with the greatest
ease in 25 and 20 m mute halves Geor eetown
presented much stronger and superior
team in every department Of the yame fhe
make any headway The game was chsr;
acterized by long runs. in which Hart carried
the ball for eighty-hve yards and Richmond
ran seventy Yards for a touchdown.
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Lenny and Feltz In Slow Battle.

The fifteen round bout between Eda's
Lenny OF Chester and Tommy Fe!ta NJ
Brooklyn in Baltimore last iF'aa
nisht. was disappointing anan. u ~
expected thst the bout would he l.v>!- ''
II was as slow, Lenny seemed 70 have - 2 :
his own way in the early psrt 81 the NJ,
hut toward the end he became tired, ana w.
punches lacked steam. Feltz. too, wss
poor form and his punches were weak I"'
result was draw.
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Touchdp~n in Ten seconds.

CARLISLE. Pa. Nov, 10 The Dickinson
College eleven defeated the Jrsinus team
this afternoon by score OF 10 TO 6 The
close OF the first half favored the local eleven,
s TO The game was notable for the record
touchdown OF the season, which was made
within ten seconds after the games opening
by English for Dickinson on tumble By
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SAN FRlNcIsoo. Nov. 10 ie-Hildebrand made his
debut here 10 day, but rode torses that had little
chance He was UP on Stroller In the handicap,
bu; the CHICAGO horse blew up early In the srsce.
which was won In clever style BY Fossil with BON.
bhrdier second. Jockey Jones, while ridlnr a
bicycle this morning. fen and broke his collar
bone,
Firs, Raee-yuturity course-Lurene, lis (BeiD
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". c. Fownes, Jr., Wins the First Cup at
Atlantic City,

ATLANTIC cI1r, Nov. 1s-Quite large
gathering witnessed the. final rounds in
the cup events Of the annual fall tourna-
ment OF the Atlantic City Country Club,
the greatest attraction being the contest
for the Governors cup, between W. C..
Fownes, Jr., Of Oakmont Country Club.
and ". E. ShackeHord, the Atlantic City
champion. The match was most interest
ing from start to finish, and had Shackel-
ford played the brilliant golf in the after
noon that he played in the morning, Fownes
would scarcely have won the tournament.
Fownes started of at a rapid pace and
led by up at the fifth hole, but Shackel-
ford managed to cut his lead down to up
at the turn. Fownee, however, won the
eleventh and thirteenth holes and the match
by up and to play. Their cards were:
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Benny rsnser to Meet Maurice Savers.

Benny Yanger, the -Tipton Slasher wh's'
ring enga gements OF late have been few
and far between. has signed TO meet MaU.oe
sayers OF Milwaukee in the main bout ~
the Milwaukee Boxing Club Oh Nov Is. Ihey
are to meet for six rounds at $50 poanas,
weigh IN at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon. !ne
nstic prowees OF sayers is held in high esteem
in the West. and the sports IN that part q ~
country are going TO back him TO whip J AZ
ger. II Yanger wins he Is going 20 Try iW
a match with Jimmy Britt or any other iLsI@
weight
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NC l.ar.e eet 49,. 4nost vaHed stock n ~ /
Ranging In price from SlSS to $1,000
MANY second hand cars now on the narkeI hau
been RUINED by ignorant owners.
Such cars we ABSoLuTELf retuse 10 haatl.
bis LOCALITY established b honest bus.-s.
Methods Is our reference.
Liberal DEMONSTRATIONS given as well .
FREE INSTRUCTION to all purchasers
PollOw1ns are some OF the latest arrival,
Forty horse Apperson, cost S.oJl. a' 81 So
Se 900 "a horse Darracq, 5000 Wtn'on Touring cn
$3.50 owners desire cash offers submitted OF %. :
lowing Four cylinder Pope. Toledo, New Queen
Ford Wlnton all 1904 Models Ca 1illar 4 NJ.
newI $500 Lamps Baskets, etc; 500 BUYS any "
the following Touring Cars :, Elmort, Ward Leoa
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II Park Place, through TO IA Murrav
Between eth Av L station and
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swarthmore rriumphs over Hayerford.

swARTHnoRF, Pa, Nov. ie-By q score
of ~ TO q. swarthmore triumphed over Hsver-
ford to-day. The attack Of the victors was
Irresistible, By steady line buckina swarth-
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Touchdowns-Doe. 4: Curtis. Goal from touch
dovn-Doe. Time OF hAlves-25 minutes. Sub
stltutes-Hetrck for Hammond. Christie for Doe,
Dsmpster for Upton. Rockwell for Gillespie, West
ever for Carey. Waugh for WestoVer, Watkins for
Tornty. NSRoon for 1Non.
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more carried the ball for four touchdowns,:
one one PRETTY Ss1ueh held Id I goal. Haverfords attack
was powerful, and Lowry was bright par:
ticular star. but Swarthmore outweighed
and outplayed Haverford. fhe lineup: :
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Touchdouns-Naughn, Gage: Russ GoaIS tom
Bowdoin Unp.re-D. Lane Harvard; substi
tutes-Church 10. r. Glaze, Bankau for keady,
Glaze for Melvin Herr for Vaughn. Main for Patte-
son Coaley 70! Rnlbbs., Fletcher for Wlnsiow
Thomas for Fletcher, Conklin for Fletcher: Mac =
Gregor for Webb ingalls, for Russ. Curtis for WASH
Meikert for Curtls. Ehmke for Savage.
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,AuroMoBiLEs.
Automoblles-Prices Cut.

Forced TO oonoeds very low prices or take the,-
oars away. number Of owndEs have made startling
reductions. We arc In business 70 sell quickly.
and every one; OF the 80 cars now here has TO "a
In special bargains we name ,,,..
Lonr Distance Runsbout h. p, Ssoa
1904 Mors RunAbouts 81 b. p, si7s
1904 Rambler Tonneau. canopy. top. lamps ana
baskets, 10 b p. $500.
1904 Rambler Runasout. nIss class condition
oidsmoeile. almost new. dos-a-dos seat. tsoa
1904 Ford Detachable Tonneau. 800.
Knox, Ssh. ip.. $500 ..
Toledo steamer. slightly shopwor. s2Sn
Model C, Rambler. brand new. ttoo.
Pope Toledo Surrey. leather folding top s'ol
Auto CariRunabout 10 b. p double opposed
motor, canopy top, tt5o
1904 New ChmeEon Tonneau. ca b, p. $50
Columbia Electric Iictorjs. gold as new, sYn
1904 MODEL B, Cadillac like new. se75
Looonohhe. newly painted hne condition. ti7S
1920 Buckmobiiss. 10 h. p new, $3.50
as many cars as any other house shows, as We
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one half those asked by Others.
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