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New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
MINNESOTA'S BIG SCORE.
Rams Up 79 Points against NORTH
7Cestern EIeUen.

ArinneaDolis Nov 25-Minnesota University TO-
dav closed its football season by defeating North
western University by a score of Y to o. ohly
once did the Northwestern eleven show any aOlllS'
This was near the close OF the nrst nan. @ VIZ
80 woke through the left side of the Mime
sofa line for a sprint of seventy-three yards to
touchdown He kicked goal
When the first half ended the score stood q to
against Northwestern. and only carelessness Kept
Minnesota from making three more touchdo"hs III
This half. The left side of the Northwestern line
was particularly weak.
In spite of being outplayed at every angle the
visitors fought gamey and suffered many bruises
two players being carried off the field. Johnson
the Indian quarterback was the first to be Iald OUT
and LATER Ga breath was seriously injured,
For Minnesota Brush made i've t9ucRqownS' rs
Smith and Current one each. Marshall kicked all
twelve goals.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
p,NKER WINS SPECIAL.
cry F4VORITES .BE4TEN.
ur. Page Rides Pure Pepper to
Tictory in Hunters Chase.
nv telegraph TO The Tribune.I

..h,,gton. Nov. 25.-Banker won the Ben
cnecial at the Bennings racetrack to-
hN' ..or q furious drive through the last fur
sss 18th Louis H His margin of victory
"-e short head, and so close was 1t that the
va of the grandstand had to wait until
rrgnhers went up to know which had won.
rs - .,+en5ance made record for the meeting.
"a N GOO perscns. attracted by the good card
0', s.,orable weather, made the journey TO the
S =. ond they were well repaid in the running
80 sneeial and the Hunters Champion
eesplechase-
-os disastrous day for favorites. however,
single first choice getting TO the Judges
Among those beaten were three at odds
ralfsre Jocund and Bad News. This
Ally brought disaster to close followers of
form.
at one mile and half. Seven horses, with
nj. to boast of in the matter of class. faced
=. s+srter. Jocund, although the distance was
,,s+ him, seemed TO outclass his field so far
=. he was made an odds-on favorite, and
t,.5 from : to 10 to TO 5. Banker, whssh
:. onIv graduated from the maiden class at
1.-stca- but which has since showed several
a., races. was the second choice, at Z to 2. The
..h.-e ranged from TO to 100 to L
The start was good, and Peter Paul went out
!. ,,ote the running with Jocund and Banker in
80 attendance This order was maintained
a. ,be hest part of mile. when O'Nei sent
=, t.vorite to the front, and his followers gave
-,.v 70 premature shouts Of joy. His leader
chin vas short lived, as he could not withstand
,ba determined challenge of Louis H, and
.,tr,iated quarter of a mile from home.
yonis n. raced around Jocund and Banker so
siiT that It looked as if he would gallop home,
90. at the last furlong pole Banker made his
r~n and took issue with the leader Both horses
ars tired and Banker swerved badly, but
miller who had the mount, got him straight,
.rs with a mastery finish, got him home by a
ebert head Jocund was third. with the others
strsggling in many lengths back
Next 10 the Special. the Hunters Champion
s.eerlechase held the centre Of the stage. Only
taur horses went to the post. Telfare, with
Paw M vas a decided favorite. Mr.. Page rode
his own horse, Pure Pepper, and Mr.. Kerr had
the mount on knight of Elway. Telfare had
rorld of speed and raced away from his com
nauy as If they were not worthy of the name or
tunters For a mile and a half he galloped
along fifteen lengths or more in the van, but az
the wate. Jump he came a cropper and un-
gracefully retired. Thereafter Pure Pepper and
Knight of Elway had the race between them.
Roth fenced well, but Mr.. Page outrode Mr. Kerr
N the drive through the stretch and got his
mount first to the wire by a scant length.
The other winners We're The Cure Fancy
RIrd. Ornonde's Right and Jane Holly. Bell
earned the jockey honors with two winners, The
Cure and Jane Holly.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
ARMY'S ATTACK WINS.
Syracuse Team Plays Hard, but
Loses to West Point.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

West Point, n. Y, Nov. 25.-In the final game
on the home gridiron the Army defeated the Syra-
cuse team here to-day by a score Of II to 0. The
visitors played hard game, but the Army attack
proved too much for them, although once in the
first half Syracuse showed a defence that was
wonderful, holding the Army and taking the ball
within one yard of the goal line.
West Point lost many yards for offside and hold
ing Just before the game was called Stein tried
for goal from placement, which was blocked.
and two penalties placed the ball the Army s
two-yard line in Syracuse's possession, when time
was called
Hill and Mettler played star game for the
Army and Stimson did well for the cOllegians. The
Armys defence proved much weaker than the Of
fence, and the visitors twice hit the West Point
line for steady gains Of fifty yards.
Only one touchdown made in the first half.
The cadets took the ball in midfeld after an ex-
change of punts, started an attack at both % wings
and marched straight to a touchdown. Hill gong
over from the 10-yard mark. In the SECOND half half
Syracuse proved much weaker on the defence, and
the Army forwards tore great holes in the line -,
The exhibition to-day has raised the hopes OF the
cadets greatly to the result Of the coming
Armv-Navy game. When the score OF the Navy
against Virginia, who early in the season defeated
the soldiers was announced the cadets gave the
mid rouSing cheer
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
TRIUMPH FOB NTDDIES.
Many Beats Virginia Team, Which
Louered Armg'S Cotors.
rBv Teiegraph to The tribune. ]

Annapolis, Md, Nov. 25.--The football season of
1905 was closed 80 far home games are con-
cerned by the Naval Academy to-day, with vic
tory over the eleven of the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute by a score of Il to g. The Navy scored
a touchdown and goal in ench half The visitors
scored on one of the most brilliant plays ever
seen on the local grounds.
Carpenter, the Polytechnic back, took the ball on
a criss-cross from Harlann. who received the kick
off at the opening of the second half. and ran
nnety-five yards for touchdown. StrickIer kicked
the goal
This is the third year that the teams have met.
and the Navy has won two games. Two years
ago the Virginlans mainly through the re-
markable work of Carpenter, but he was not on
the team last season The Navy is particularly
delighted as the team that the midshipmen de-
feated to-day won from West Point in the early
part of the season by a score Of 16 to 6.
Navy had its strongest lineup, except PiersoL
left tackle whose twisted knee is not quite strong.
Trainer Murphy promises him in fine shape for
next Saturdays game. Decker and Woodworth
were taken out of the game early on account Of
The score made by Carpenter to-day was one Of
the three made against the Navy this season.
swarthnlore scored in the only game the Navy
has lost by a score OF TO D. PENNSYLVANIA State
has the credit of the other but the Navy lads were
he vfctors a Of II TO 8.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
HURLEY RESTING EASY.
Despondent OUer HarUards Defeat
Surgeons Not Alarmed.

Boston, Nov 25-The condition OF Daniel Js
Hurley captain OF the Harvard football teams
tonight showed further Improvement He had
been somewhat restless during the day. because
of his enforced absence from the game ana THIS
evening was slightly respondent on account OF
+ba defeat of his team His general condition,
however is considered by the surgeons as satiS>
factory.
At the City Hospital officials would not con-
firm the report that consultation of physicians
was to be held to decide whether an operation
would be necessary
BuIIard a brain specialist, and DR.. e. H Nicn-
OILS medical adviser of the Harvard team, had
been attending Captain Hurley jointly such q
consultation might occur at any time.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
Lshigh (O).
Lafayette (53).
FoRDHAM DEFEATS RUTGERS.
Coffee Makes Three Touchdowns for Winners
Fisher New Rutgers Captain.
Try Telegraph to The Tribunal ]

,-,- yz-,,nsJvick n j. Nov. 25.-The Rutgers
College football team played the last game of the
season here on Nelson Field this afternoon with
ISordban and was defeated by the score of IT to g.
The score at the end of the first half stood TO o.
but in the second half the Fordham team was 100
Dus -. - e the Rutgers eleven and two more touch
downs were made. -.
coffee. of the Fordham team made all three
+o,,cbdovns for them, and Captain Gargan kicked
+o goals missing the third Fisher, Tor KutgeTs,
made the only TOUCHDOWN = ~'-'-'-
goal -, az ~1ayfng vyas elected captain
- tba team for next year after the game MI.
S,ifh Sr % of princeton was referee, and MI Waliaee
umpire.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
FOWNES BEATS BR0KAW.
Pittsbwg Golfer Captures Ch'ef
Trophy on Lakewood LINKS.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Lakewood n j. Nov @-In a closely contested
match W. c. Fownes, jr., of the Oakuons Country
Club. Pittsburg. the chief trophy III tne
final round Of the open golf tournament Oh .'e
links OF the Country Club Of Lakewood to-day, oe-
feating George I. Brokaw. OF the home clup' oy
up. In addition TO the seni-inal and final rounos
in the four sixteens there was an eighteen hoie
medal play handicap, IN which more than one nun
dred golfers took part.
Not since golf has been in vogue at this resort
have the conditions been ideal Society turned
out in force. and a majority Of those In the gal-
lery which swung in behind the fnalists Went 10
the club in automobiles or behind high steppers
The weather mild that the men discarded
overcoats.
From the capital golf that Merrill K. Waters, OF
the home club has been putting UP, friends inquired
he would have good chance against BrokaW IN
the semi-hnal. Waters went off his game COM
pletely, however. and was down at the turn
Broaaw played steadily going out but MS % ioi
the long home journey was equal to hog'e.
In the mean. time Fownes was having 1t out Win
his clubnlate ]. o. H. Denny. The latter went
round in S. but not fast enough to hold fo"neS'
who went out in 80 and won by up and . 10 play
Fownes ruled a 5 to favorite over BrokaW When
they started in the final. Going out, the pair put
up one of the best matches ever seen here. After
haIving the first two holes Fownes broke the dead
lock by running down six-foot put for a at the
third. From there on everything was halVed IN
feurs till Fownes made mess of the eight hole'
where Brokaw ran down a 3O-footer Tor q s. oo'ii
went out In S6, Fownes standing l up.
The pace sIackened. coming home Fownes put
ting indiferently and Brokaws approaches get
ting sadly off the line. The latters ha1t-lron
shots are the weakest spot in his game. whlcn
would not require great deal of Improvement to
place him in the front rank
Although winner, Fownes far from pleased
with his own play coming home. He said after
ward that in his endeayor to overcome his fault OF
falling shy" his approach puts he went to the
other extreme. His win to-day has further proved
his right be ranked with the top p-notchers me
carr
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
HAvERFoRp, 2ai TRINITY, 21.

Haverford Penn. Nov. 25-HaveTford and Trinity
played q close and exciting football game here
to-day. Each team scored the same number OF
touchdogus but Trinity missed three out of a
possible four goals while Haverford scored all
four goals and kicked goal from the field. making
the final score Is TO q in favor OF Haverford Iae
teams were evenly matched, but Haverford 3
weight was too much for Trinity. Captain Lowrey
played brilliantly for HaVerford Whale IanleIIei'
atle5 for Wis
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
MICHIGAN, Is; oRERLIN. 0.

49,, Arbor Mich Nov 5.-Mchigan defeated
-oberIfn on Ferry Field this afternoon by the score
of 7 TO O. Featherstone. oberlins right end played
tha star game for the visiting eleven and MADE tne
biggest individual gain that has been mace against
,[t,to,Ts rieot end for a fifty yard run. With
Ire,nent passing the ball schultze. the Mi%chigan %
centre scored touchdown this aIterhooL' ~ bS InaAS
s fa regular Michigan team this season 9lcilsaii
RESENTED a number Of substitutes IN the sai4e'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

The presidents cup competition was cleaned up
yesterday on the links of the Roseviile Golf Cuo.
In the semi-fnal round s. H Lockett beat H B.
Muirheid 4 up and to play. and o. H. Chedister
defeated e. E. Wood 3 up and to play. Lockett
defeated Chedister by UP and to play in the
final, and becomes the permanent owner OF the
tronhy.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
SCORED WITH BALL UNDER SWEATER.

Richmond, Va. Nov. 25.-Tne football game here
to-day resulted: Richmond College 10; hahoolpn
Macon Is The game called on account OF
5I,nees One of the Richmond team played the
famous Carlisle Indian trick Of running with the
han under his sweater to point beyond the ran
dolph Macon goal line, and there was lohs uIe
cuesion as to whether it should be allowed fSich-
Tnond claiming the game by the score OF Is 70 1g 3
result of the play. The referee however oec'oe"
he
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
suarthmora 900.
LAFAYETTE oyERwHELMs LEHIGH.
Winners Score So Points in Annual Game
and Shut Out Losers.

T3ethIeheu. PENN Nov. 25-Lafayette outclassed
Lehigh in the anual football game here to-day
innjne nv the score of 50 to 0. Lehgh put up
nluekv contest. but could do nothing with the
Lafayette line
Lafayette used its back field battering ram
and tore great holes In the Lehigh line. Both the
defence and offence of the home eleven were weak,
and Lehigh made only one first down during the
game. - -. .-,- 20 c4oo,or
Tefayette's left tackle, who ran etghty-hve yards
for a touchdown, and whose all round WORK was
remarkable.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

Brokaw put in a useful day, as, In addition 10
the runner-up prize, he received handsome meoal
for making the best gross score in the handicap
an even So Besides the chief trophy, Fownes car
ried awav the low score prize in the qualifying
round.
The handicap went to D. NJ Marvin, of the home
club, with 70 net. The match play summary ana
the best scores in the handicap:
sixteen semifnaI roundlHw O. n FG"n9S n1S TO-
play; George T. Rrokaw, 1akew9od peat MerIii L.
Waters, Lakewood up and 6 to play;
Final round-Fownes beat Brokaw, up ! r,oa.+
Second sixteen (seut-inal round)--S. X de borest
Lakewood beat g. wurzel. Oakmont, and TO play
G. Morgan, Oakmont. beat Davidson Lloyd, Lakewood
up and 1 to play. -. . q -,.,,
Final round-De Forest beat Morgan up and TO & Pay
Third sixteen (semi-f1nal roundJ E. FabeF FOX dlis
beat w Y. Marsh, Baltusrol, up; F. s. sherman. AZ
lantic City, E. 7. de Forest Lakewood . up ana
TO play J.. -1.,,
Final round-Shernan beat Faber, up and to play
Fourth sixteen (semi-fnal roundl--A; F. RoDlnsoi
ArdsIey beat E. D. Morgan. Dyber Meadow up ana 3
10 play; c. R. Gillett, Wykagy, beat c. L. Muroook
Shinnecock, 2 up and to play
Final round-Gillett beat Robinson. l
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
R1e ep" FOR TIGER PLAYERS.

r,,o.+or \ I Nov 24-The following men have
.rnad the privilege of wearing the university let
ter ..P' for playing in the recent Yale-Princeton
football the only f%cs co5hey 5hsy eP.iffS H. Brs1ReT sRs 70
I-af Pa ffertv . Carothois, J. c. Waiter, y
Tooker r 4. Bard. J. r. Mum, "; " q. Gs1pi Pb1irs =
4'iiz9ii ~ Mccormick W D. OBrien, p T. Waller. T.
Sifiiop and e n. TIbbott-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
AuToMoRILEs REeIsTEREp.

Albany, Nov 25-Manufacturers Of automobiles
are represented follows in the certificates fled
this week in the office of the Secretary of State by
owners:
Electric Vehicle. eight Winton and White four
each; Daimler. Fiat. Rainier, Autocar. Knox and
Panhard three EACH Vehicle Equipment, Renaults
I0conobiIe Maxwell -Briscoe. Pope, REQ. two each;
Ford, Bliss, Berliet Elmore, Cadillac Olds, Pack
ard Prescott. De Dietrich, Logan Rlohard- Brasls
and Rochet and Schneider, one each.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
ROADS TOO MUDDY FOR KEENE.
Ships His Automobile Home and Continues
Journey by Rail.
~ TeIegraph . The TrIbune.I ]

Utica n. Y, Nov. 25.-FOxhall p. Keens. accom-
panied by F. P. Carter and a mechanicisn' arrived
here to-day in 100 horsepower automobile, taking
three days to make the trip from New-YQrk owing
Keene's intention to drive the car to Buffalo, but
ne became so dsgusted with the condition OF the
roads that he abandoned further travelling In the
machine and after driving it to a garage, where
If received thorough cleaning, had 1t shipped
hv all
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
swARTHMoRE sWAMPs WESLEYAN.
Winds Up Season by Beating Connecticut
Team to Tune of so to 6.

swarthmore Penn, Nov. 25.-The Swarthmore
foetbau team to-day ended the season by defeating
wesleyan by the score of so to s. The game was
too one-sided to be interesting On the offence
2,o~i1e ~ with remarkable precision Wesleyan's
sfUg1a touchdown was due to tumble. The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
HANpIcAPs AT FOX HILLS.

J. J. Worrell, although graduated from CLASS A
only last week made both best gross and net scores
yesterday in the Glass set at the Fox Hills COLI
Club In spite of a on the first hole and a 9 on
he fifteenth where he took four puts, Worrel had
an 81 The scores:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
KNAPP WINS WEE BURN CUP.
tpv relfgranh to The tribune.

[By Telegraph The Tribune.l
Stamford Conn, Nov. 25.-The competition at
Wee Burn to-day was 1S-hole handicap for a
cup offered by Vice-President a. S. Pitt and was
won by P. II. Knapp with a card of 9s-2l-72 Other
cards were
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
AGAINST RoelE AT ENeLEwoop.

G. c. Austin with the fine score of 49, was
down to boyle at the Eng1ewood Golf Club yester'
day and won the prize. The next best were " VI
I,ydecker down; DR.. Proctor, 8. and w. w
White ! down
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
EASTERN PARKWAY SCORES.

There were prizes for the FIVE lowest scorers IN
sba baudfcan ar the Eastern Parkway Golf CIup
Yesterday. in which sixteen field of twenty re-
turned cards. The results:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
pYkER MEADOW swEEPsrAKE.

Twenty started in the sweepstake handicap at
the Dyker Meadow Golf Club yesterday. Five
tied at So net. Barber and Jarvie winning on the
toss off In the semi-fnaI for the Crowell Hadden
Memorial Trophy G. Weatherby beat w B. Rhett
by Q I'D and / to play, and Amos T. Dwight beat
7 E. way by up and l to play. The cards:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
AUTOMOBILE TRADE NOTES.
Hints to the Buyer from Mandatory and
Garage

Joseph S. Heller, exclusive agent in America for
Pipe automobiles will receive from Belgium on
December Is three 5O-horsepower cars guaranteed
S5-horsepower on brake and two SS-horsepoTer
cars developing S5- horsepower. The bo-horsepower
Pine cars are guaranteed to obtain q maximllns
speed of 125 kilometres hour.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
JOHNS HOPKINS TEAM BEATEN.

Baltimore Nov. 25,-The football team OF St
John's College Annapolis, to-day defeated that or
Johns Hopkins University by a score OF IL 10 >.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
NEWARK BEATS FOREST HILL.

= tho nIav-of Of the tie for the second trophy
Yesterday at RoseviIie between the Newark an ana
-. IIi,1 teams OF the East Jersey Golf Associa-
EoIesS , NaIyark a1 won by 1912 10 g. The scores;
,px FOREST HILL
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

DR.. David Moulton Gardner, Of Caldwell. N. j.
has purchased two-cyIinder. 20-horsepower Jack
son automobile from the New-YoTk agents. the
Gotham Automobile Company.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26


Pine automobiles, will receive from Belgium on
December Is three 6O-horsepower cars guaranteed
s5-horsepower on brake, and two 2S-horsepoVyer
cars. developing horsepower. The bO-horsepoweT
Pipe cars @ are guaranteed bo,9 to obtain max'i
salesroom spacious enough for twenty-five cars
is now used by H. J. Koehler & Co, New-YorE
agents for Buick motor cars at No. 1.s4s Broad-
way.
Dr. David Moulton Gardner, Of Caldwell, N. J-s
has purchased a two-cylinder. horsepower JacN@
son automobile from the New-Tork agents. the
Gotham Automobile Company
The Berkshire Automobile Company is hntsh-
ing its first lot of 1906 models The trial cars Of
these models have been given most HS thorough and
immediate change may be made to the low
The cirout Brothers Automobile Company os
the oldest motor manufactures in the United
States has placed its NewYork agency with
Alunsing ChaDmagn Tho have opened & ed iIargs
Grout gasoIene cars 1905 models are now on ex-
hIbition.
Frederick F. Brewster OF New-Haven. is imports
ing a 5o-horsepower Mors. purchased in Paris
Frederick R. Halsey has purchased in Paris a 30
M9T P9dy Reay & by sna large
Some idea of the popularity OF electric vehicles
for winter use gained from the fact thar IN tns
SORT were registered with the Secretary OF State
in New-York all OF them Columbia models OF the
closed body type.
Tbe WAYNE car is to be represented IN Florida
bv a considerable party which win travel South
from, the New-York show in charge OF Mr. hulA
OF the New-York branch. Mr. Kull VIII OBTAIN Ior
the trip one Of the finest private cars Ia the eoun-
try and in this the Wayne makers: tnelr agents
sny5 friends to the number Of eighteen or more
viii live on the trip. Arthur E Sohwartzy for
,,arl,- oT the firm OF w. NJ. s. Schwartz & Cos
~ Paris France, has purchased an interest in tbs
Wayne Motor Company, or NeW-fork
Clarence A Ttlsston. Of the Rsnault Freres
Agency Inc. gave the Renault racer. the Beetle. a
nractcaI demonstration over the roads to Binss
bsmton N Z. starting last Thursday. The test
vas one OF the most severe ever given a racing
car
Mr. HoIlander said yesterday! I'VE shah haSs
Iancia. Cedrino and probably others ar ormond
Beach. and Mr.. Young will have his Flat WITH
Fletcher driving. In addition the Fiat, jr, VIII
undoubtedly be there. ] do not know what the.
results OF Mr.. Tangerman's trip to Italy VIII es.
He will bring back Lancia-''
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

Touchdowns-FIil O. weeks. Goals rom touchdoWns-
Moose C9 substitutes-West Point: Moss for Weeks,
Moose for Torney: Fisher for Park oConnel
for stein. Waugh Chapman Referee-Alr. iocksr-
berger Pennsy fvania- Cmpre-Mr. Iangford Trinity:
Southworth. Yale Time OF halves 80 ana
min
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

ia now used by II. J. Koehler & Co, New-Yorl<
agents for Buick motor cars. at No. 1,s4S BTOad-
wa
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
BENNINGS SUMMARIES.

@ @ & os assss sss. ssH sonr. on Columbia Course
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

The Berkshire Automobile Company Is now hnfsh-
ing its first lot of 1905 models The trial OF
these models have been given most thorough and
exhaustive test While running at high speed an
immediate change may be made to the low
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
LockETr WINS RosEvILLE CUP.

Belden B. Brown. Jr., H. K. McHarg and Malcolr
Ia ylor cards.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

1s1e Holly broke In frozt- snd after la,iis -
- no1s sSr becx s1S osteAmsc GauDisi.