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bic VICTORY FOR SYRACUSE
MICHIGAN ERWHELMED BY
SCORE or IS TO 4.
Goal From the Field Early In the Game
the Only scOre for the WesteRners
Five T0uchdowns Made IN Lively
Fashion Beu1ldeF Vests WaFPt0Fs.


SYRACUSE. N. Y, Nov. Ain came re-
plete with sensational plays Syracuse over
whelmed Michigan 10 the stadium to-day
by soore Of "a to 4. Early In the afternoon
thousands began to fook upon the hill until
the campus was black with people. Each
college. headed by band, marched TO the
soene Of the conflict. Before the teams ap-
pearsd on the field student enthusiasm ran
riot, the stadium echoing and reecholng
with their songs and yeils. Directly oppo-
Site the Syracuse section was seated the
Michigan delegation to che number Of 300.
who answered the Orange cheers yell for
yell By 2 o'clock $1,000 persons had gath
cred.
Michigan made O goal from the field after
the hrst three minutes Of play. From that
time forward Syracuse had the game In her
own hands and outplayed her opponents
at every point except in the use Of the for
ward pass. In the first half Syracuse made
three touchdowns.. two on straight football
and one on O huke.
In the second half the Orange started out
with rush. scoring twice In the first ten
minutes of play. The ball passed back and
forth during the remainder OF the game
Syracuse playing entirely on the defensive.
and although more than once Michigan
came within striking distance she failed TO
score again.
The whistle blew at 2'2S. Syracuse
kicked of to Michigan BY the use OF the
forward pass, onside kick and other trick
formations the Westerners worked the
ball within ten yards of the Syracuse goal
at which point they were forced to kick.
Davidson. the giant Michigan fullback,
drew back for a place kick. The ball hit the
cross bar, trembled and then dropped over.
At the next lineup the aspect Of the game
possession end runs, false kicks. forward
passes and line rushes followed each other
In quick succession. completely mystifying
the visitors. Darby carried the ball over.
Stein failed to kick the goal
American centre, showed signs Of weaken
ing The injuries sustained at the Penn
sylvana game and his heavy defensive
work unnerved him. Luck also turned IN
fsySr sn Of Syracuse ana upon sIRs exc
snatched it up and ran fifty yards for
touchdown. The Orange repeated its tao
tics, swept the Wolverine. line before it
and Horr plunged through for. the third
The beginning Of the second half was a
continuation Of the first. and Syracuse
rolled up two more touchdowns in short
order, Then Schulz rallied and together
sive. The combination OF Wasmund and
Crumpacker, using the forward pass.
brought the ball within fifteen yards, Of the
Syracuse goal, Here Syracuse held and
punted out OF danger. During the remain. man.
in the middle OF the field. The game was
a veritable battle OF giants. each team
averaging more than 1856 pounds. Schulz
and Dawson were the mainstays for Mohi-
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OLD GLORY SALE ENDS.
Total for Week cas- Horses at n s4sa
Average, or $3.50, $50.

Sales at the Old Glory sale at the Madison
Square Garden last night were on the low
order. yet the sale went to the limit. The
country fair aspect OF the great oval faded
away and all was strict business.
There was almost a gun fight outside the
building in the early evening. Two con-
signors from the West got into a row over
not a horse deal but a prizefight. They
exchanged many hot words and each
raised gun beneath the sack, pocket OF
as though trouble was imminent. At this
juncture Garden detective butted into the
scene.
Get away or else shoot, said he That a
the New York style -gassin' don't go"
The prices were as good throughout the
week as any one could have expected from
the quality Of the stock offered. for the 873
horses sold during the week brought $780,
$50. This was. an average OF sIS2. The
prices last night were not high. the best
Sure, dam by Runnetta Wilke; Fred Phil
lips, $3.50; Cousin Nell, PAGER. ch: m, 8, by
Country Cousin-Nelly A.. s. Kelly, Scran-
ton, Pa, 500.
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VICTORY FOR FORDHAM.
Spectacular Playing by Geary and White
In Game With Rensselaer, POlNtechnic.

In one of the fastest games played on
Fordham Field this season the Rensselaer,
Polytechnic eleven met defeat at the hands
of the Bronx collegians yesterday by a
score of ?? to IL a large delegation of
upstate rooters were present to encourage
their team and they were given many op-
portunities to show their enthusiasm.
The spectacular work of Geary and White
was the feature of the game The be-
wildering dashes of the former and the
galloping gains of White were in Il great
part responsible for the victory OF the home
team Shankey and Inskip were the Trojan
stars and it was the latter who carried the
ball across the Pordham goal for both
touchdowns.
Fordham won the toss and Geary opened
the play with kickoff to Shankcy. who
covered five yards before he was brought
down by Sskind. No gains were made on
the first two downs and Kennedy's kick
was caught by Gargan on the IL yard line.
Geary rnade no gain on an end run. An onside
kick was recovered by Rensselaer,. Find
ing the line impregnable Kennedy punted
and Geary brought the ball back ten yards
l.. Fitzpatrick went through tackle for
three and GearY. tore of ten yards around
light end. An onside kick was recovered
by Rensselaer,. Again the attack proved
unsuccessful and Kennedy was forced to
punt. Geary caught the ball and eluding
several taCRlers ran siXty-tlve yards for
touchdown. Splendid interference brought
about this score. Geary kicked the goal
Bornfedt kicked on, White made fifteen
yards around right end but an onslde Sick
proved unsuccessful aud was recovered by
Rensselaer,, Again they failed to gain;
five yards around left end and on perfect
caught cav the bali and ran the remaining
twenty-five Yards for the second score
Geary kicked the goal.
Shortly after the kickof1, Corey got of a
he recovered the tumble by Inglis. The
half ended with the ball on Rensselaer's
Is yard line in Fordham's possession.
Bornfeldtt, opened the second half by
full line piunges, White smashed through !
right guard. shook of four tacklers and by a
spectacular dash of seventy yards scored
After the next kickoff, the Maroon rushed |
broke, through, blocked an onside kick.
picked the ball up and ran ninety yards for
goal. Geary kicked OF to Shunkey, who re-
turned 1t twenty yards, but again Kennedy
was forced TO kick Coney made i've yards
through left guard and White repeated for
loiey punted to the 20 yard line. the ball
nit the ground and was recovered by the
alert lnskip, who went over for the second
score BornfeIdt kicked the goal. ..o
Sickon Ruth and Somers were hammered
for long gains. White went
through Ruth for tltteen yards. Geary tore
Somers for eight and White hit Ruth again
Tor six more. This brought the ball to the
four yard line. On the next play. White
vent through Somers for touchdown.
.ieary tried Tor goal. This ended the scor-
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HILL CLIMBING PROTEST.
Leading Car May Lose Because or Mag.
neto Equipment.

BALTIMORE. Md, Nov. II. There was a
protest in the first event of the hill climbin >
contests by the Automobile Club OF MARY.
land on the Mount Washington hill this after
noon. The Stoddard- Dayton car, owned
by Leo u Shaab and driven by ]. l., Cas-
sard, made the best time. but 1t was said ths
i was equipped with a ma gneto, which put
1t above the 5000 class. The second car.
which will probably be declared a winner
was g Chalmers-Detroit car. owned by the
Zell Motor Car Company and driven by
Harry. A. Tate -
In the second event, six-tenths of n mile
Glass D, for cars priced at q, 2,ool up to 50 900,
power. driven by Wallace 9. Hood. won in
StS seconds. Stevens-Duryea, driven by
JACK Sterry, was second In IS seconds,
The Glass event was won by a Steam.
90 horsepower car owned by W. ". Lanahan
and driven by Wilfred Smith. Time, tST
The Glass G. race was won by Osborne 7
Yellott in ! minute s seconds. Glass III was
won by W. W. Lanahan In 10 seconds. In
the free for all event. known as Class k
W. W, Lanahan again took first place. "
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Other Football Games Yesterday.

At Medford--Tufts, 9; n.sss 7susetts a. c.. Q.
~ nrbana-Illnois, 81; Norr:Testern, 9.
Academy, q.
:, At NIagara-NIngara University, 81: Fredonia
Normal, 0.
At LeHing gton- Washin gton and Lee Un,versity,
II; fishbume Military Academy. II.
~ Observation-Disclosures High School, fa;
Allentown Prep, o. Wyoming Seminary. 70;
At knoxvie-University OF Tennessee IS,
University OF Chattanooga, u.
Al St. Louis Vanderbilt. ss Washington
University, 0.
Hopkins T.
At Northumberland, IL; Ursinus, II.
Al Pttsburg-univcrsity OF Plttsburg, 8; Get.
tysburg College, o.
At PIttsburg--Case School, so; Carnegio Tech, O
AZ Hamilton-Colgate Sophomores, 10: Colgate
Frtshmen. q.
AZ yonkeT-Yonkers High School, II: New
ROchell High School, O.
At Peeksl-PceksklI Military Academy n:
Webb Academy, o.
At Iowa city Kansas. TO- Iowa. s.
At Lafayette Indiana. 10; Purdue, T.
Al Phlladelphla Pennsylvania freshmen. IN;
Cornell freshmen, o.
AZ Philadelphia jefferson Medical College. So
Aedlco Chlrurgical Medical College, o.
At Observation-Disclosures, II; Carlisle, u
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} bkRNELL PLAYS OLD FOOTBALL.
lse Playing by WsIder Aids In Victory
= over Trinity, Is to q.

kfHAcA. n. Y. Nov. 2i.-In a fine demon
ett4iion of the possibilities of old football
Cdfnell defeated Trinity this afternoon by
tht score Of iS to O. Although the New
Es16landers made the first touchdown of
she game on a fiuke, Cornell in the first
half completely smothered their line from
InnH TO end and rolled up three touchdowns
Wi1h machinelike rhythm. Walder, the big
fIiIbhck gave one of the greatest demon
etrations OF line plunging ever seen at the
iIel<l. He was ably seconded by the speedy
Md5eb, who found vulnerable spot at both
tad<lles and made repeated gains.
I Yhe 1thacans also sprung something new
uhtp they used Hurlburt, left end. with the
hnlfe His first try netted twenty yards
and be gained often. Cornell played little
woody at quarter ana he rem the team nicely,
seldom missing the pass and using fair
iadfnent. Cornell punted very little " hile
thd Htsrsity was In the field and rushed the
baH most Of the time in straight line I, s, and
but, HAlsey and Wood played in good form.
t,ytRTpAn Was slow and O'RouTke. who
plased feroeIyi missed several tackles.
faiIsd TO get together aud spent most OF the
tint holding. of the New Englanders.
Gardiner. ran the team for the last ten min
utft and was bit uncertain.
s 4lter Sanders had picked up Tydeman's
iuIeble In midneld and scored Cornell set
tied down. A series of splendid line plays
byEN alder, and Move brought the ball TO
the$ yard line, where Trinity held for three
downs Wood used good Judgment and
Ios4ed the ball on Il forward pass to Hur-
burr on the side lines. and the first touch
down resulted.
The Cornell backs then started rush
toward the west goal. W alder and Move were
assisted by Hur!burt by this time and soon
the third down ii looked as IL walder had
scored, but the referee found the ball square
en- Ihe line. Trinity pushed out but Cor
placed the ball between the posts.
The third and last touchdown followed
another splendid series of line plays as
sisted by ten yard forward pass. Walder
,cok It !bver. He then gave way to Pope. |
! Tie lineun
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SLIGHTLY SOlLED RIDING
SADDLES

I SADDLE - Champion and
Wilton-20-lnch-W Sl25.00
Now. $500
SADDLE Champion and
Wilton-23-lnch-Patent Pom.
mel and Knee Grip-Was
Sl35.0o-Now. ..............S S95. 90
I SADDLE-As Abovs-was 80
sI2s.oo-Now. ,............ $500
SADDLE-CROSS-2l-Inch
Was Sii0.00-Now ....... $50. 90
| POLO SADDLE-is-Inch- r-
No Rolls-was Ss5.o0-Now. $3.50
WESTMORELAND HORSE -
BLANKETS - All Wool - for tf-
Street Use-Were S9.50-Nov. $3.50
SURCINGLES-were $3.50
Nov. 90, 20
The Above at Fifth Ave. Store Only
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Y. NJ. C. A. RUNNERS LATE.
Message to President Roosevelt Not to
he Delivered Until Monday.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2i.-The last lap
Baltimore to Washington. in the delivery
by Y. NJ. c. A. boys Of a message from
New York to President Roosevelt will be
run Monday afternoon. The Y. NJ. C. A.
here tonight received message from Balti-
more stating that the message would not
be delivered in that city from Havre de
Grace. Md. until probably IO3o or after.
The message arrived in Havre de Grace an
hour late and had lost time at Wilmington
and other places.
The message will be considerably behind
time when II reaches Baltimore IL was ex-
planned. partly because the officials there
could not get sufficient automobiles 10
carry enough boys between Hsvre de Grace
and Baltimore 70 make up the lost time
As the boys will not run on Sunday the
message will not reach President Roosevelt
until Monday afternoon. IL Is the plan OF
the Y. NJ. G. A. on1cials to use 200 runners
between Baltimore and Washin gton II
enough automobiles can be secured TO
carry that many boys.
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HARD GAME For NAVY.
Nbguiars Kept In q Long Time TO Secure
Victory Over ". pI

Af5SkPoLIs, Md, Nov 2i.-The strength
offhe game put IN by Virginia Polytechnic
1netitute this afternoon prevented the Navy
.coeches from putting in practice their plan
70 lake the regulars out early and prevented
the 5nidshipmen from winning by anything
better than the modest score OF 10 to 4. 1t
Waa not until the game was well into the
eecbnd half that the coaches could begin
TO run In the substitutes without putting
the game In jeopardy. After the regulars
efeRenr had been transformed into a second
team the Navy did not make any more
scores and most OF the playing was In it's
territory.
after the Navy had secured its FIRST touch.
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MOUNT PLEASANT'S FEAT.
Dickinaens Haifback Makes Remarkable
Touchdown Against Mt. st. Mary's.

CARLISLE, Pa. Nov. 2i.-Dickinson de-
feated Mount st. Mary's eleven here this
afternoon with comparative ease, owing
to the local team work and Mount Peasants
magnificent playing. by a SCORE Of 20 to o.
The first half ended with Dickinson having
II points.
In the first half Mount Pleasant scored
one of the greatest athletic feats ever re-
corded on a football neld. The visitors
line had been holding well, and when on
their 20 ward line they punted. Mount
Pleasant from his halfback position got
through 10 the punter and blocked the ball
with his chest The ball sailed into the air
toward the yisiters' goal The ,plucky
yisitors' ran ten yards. Jumped into tie air,
and catching the descending ball, carried
II over the goal hnS inc,Mdeand.slly kicking the
and Connolly starred. Dickinson showed
excellent defence and fair offensive work.
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BROOKLYN HIGH LOSES
To Central High School OF Philadelphia
by Score OF 10 too.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2i.-Central High
School defeated the Brooklyn High School
team at Columbia Baseball Park this after
noon by the score of IL 20. The Brooklyn
boys were heavy and fought doggedly,
but were outplayed in the first half. when
all the scoring was done.
In the second half Central High played
defensive game and managed to hold the
Brooklynites, who hit Centrals g centre and
kept the ball in Central's territory most
both sides sun fering.
On Brooklyns 20 yard line in the first
half Fritz, Centrals fullback, tried for a
field goal. The ball fell short to Holden,
who was nailed and thrown back over the
line. claim was made for q safety and
Central High was allowed the two points.
and scored twice on centre rushes and a
forward pass,
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FITZSIMMONS SAILS.
Says lie Has Been Guaranteed S2S 900
In England, Win or Lose,

" b'''S'f VIII " h1Obt'
Before sailing for England to reenter the
ring Bob Fitzsimmons said yesterday that
the National Sporting Club had made a
contract to pay him s2S. 900 for four fights
He Is to get the money. win or lose, he said
The money, ,Fitzsimmons added. would have
neen no induoepent ten years ago. but he
Two, OF my fights have been arranged, :"
he said. They call for one each with
Gunner Moir and Jem Roache. Just who
decided upon. No matter II l am heater n
by Moir and Ronche, my contract calls for
four battles and I'll have that number OF
Il do not anticipate q defeat from either
man. Tommy Burns had no trouble In
winning out In England and / would hate
70 think that am not In Burns's class.
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Driscor Beats Bonhas and Bellars.

BUFFALO. Nov. 2i,-George Bonhag and F.
Bellars OF New York were beaten In three
mile race at the Seventy ty-fourth Regiment
Armory games tonight by Michael Drisooll
OF Ionkers. On the last lap Driscol came
UP strong and took the race away from the
time lor the three miles was Is minutes 4 s-6
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Mackenzie school Wlns Hudson River
Champi onshlp.

Mackenzie School won the football cham
pionship of the Hudson River academies
by defeating Holbrook School Yesterday
was made by Holbrook after two minutes OF
play, but Mackenzie soon uncovered it's
form and Holbrook was unable to score
again. The score at half time was 10 to o.
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The FOOTBALL WORLD
LOSE CONTESTS AND SUR
f3slSES on MANY FIELDS.

lid Goal the Margin OF Victory for Har.
= vard and Amherst Syracuse Hum.
i s. files Aiichigan-Ariny and Navy Both
&tifring contests and several surprises
rz1aitsd In the football games played yes
to-day. Harvard 8 victory over Yale was
.fu4eshadowed, but the closeness Of the con-
tes. vas scarcely expected The drubbing
administered to Michigan was one OF the
net startling happenings. while Minne-
eoIa's defeat OF Carlisle and Lehighs sue
|cahsful onslaught on Lafayette were also
IN tho nature OF form reversals West
rdtnt and Annapolis were both successful.
bst the middies had to work much harder
20 Overcome Virginia Poly than the Army
las had to conquer vilanova. Amherst
alIa Williams old time rivals, had great
be&tie, success coming to the former by
lIileiy field goal In the middle West
Chicago carried on the honors for that Sec
fieb by beating Wisconsin, Is to IL Trinity
sd3fed on Cornell, but was beaten IS to Q.
Fo4dham added to a successful season by
d9Ieating Rensselaer, Polytechnic 81 to IL.
while Stevens snatched . victory from
Rttgers. The results follow:
harvard, 4; Yale. o.
{ HyFacuse. rs; Michigan. 4.
cornell, rs; Trinity, o.
West Point, 25; Villanoys, o.
annapolis, Is; Virginia Poly, =.
2 H0fdhani, ~; u. p. T., n.
amherst. 4; Williams, o.
Minnesota, H: Carlisle, q.
Hsevens. 10; Rutgers. I3.
& n. y. u, 8; Haverford, 5.
eliigh, IL: Lafayette, 3.
NhicagO, IS; Wisconsin, IL.
dickinson, 10: Mt. st. Mary, O.
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Down
With
G. .ass.
Liquor :.
and Prices ~
Mahogany Tables. Self-elosins--
Contents sink into interior.
SAMDI ES pENIlTEN

1 LIQUOR TABLE-Inlaid
with Rosewood-Crystal and
Mahogany Serving Tray-Com.
partment for Eight Liquor Bot
ties in Copper Ice Pan-Was
Sil0.00-Now w.............. $500
1 LIQUOR TABLE-Crystal
and Mahogany Serving Tray
Compartment for Eight Liquor
Bottles in Copper Ice Pan
Was SI00.00-Now ....... $1,000
LIQUOR TABLE-Crystal
and Mahogany Serving Tray
Compartment for Five Liquor
Bottles-Was $i7o.00-Now. 5000
TEA TABLE-Inlaid with
Rosewood and Mahog- ....
any Serving Tray-Was $4,000
Nov. 5000
WRITING DESK-Red Mo- -
rocco Trimmed-Compartments 80.
for Stationery-Was $4,000 :.
Nov. .................. $500
1 CARD TABLE-Glass and -
Sporting Print Top - i
Large Size-Was S52.50-Now. S20.50
Small Size-was S2I .50-Now Sl2.5O
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Lawson and Anderson Win C,c,. u...

BOSTON. Nov. q In the final sprint OF
the six day team bicycle race at the porL
Square Garden tonight liver Lawson won
The event for the Lawson Anderson team.
Mitten MMli.,t and Logan were second, yaroui and
and Mckay and Drobeck NTH. All the
hve winners we're tied at $50 miieg and
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Score--Fordham. -: Rensselaer, Polytechnic
Institute. IL Touchdowns- -Geary IT,: White e, :
Inskip (2J Goals from touchdowns -Geary t2l
Bornieldt ~. Referee-Thorpe. umpire--Elder
Field judge-Rellly; Time Of halves, rs minutes
Cof1ey. j. McCAfIrey for Slskind. Beigh for lnglls
Shaef1er for GregCr.
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Tom Longboat TO Marry.

OTTAWA. Ontario. Nov. 2i.--Tom Long
boat on December so will be married TO
Miss L. Miracle OF the Deseronto Indian
reserve.
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Score--Naval Academy, Is, Virginia Polytech
mic Institute. 4. Touchdowns-JoneS, Richard
son, Goal from ouchdown--Northcrott. Field
goal from placement HodgSon. Referee
Woodruff. Umplre-Dlckson. Field /judge-Dr:
Carl Williams. Lncsman-McBaIr.' Tine OF
halves--so minutes. Substitutes--NavalA Academy
Carr for Jones. King for Northcroft. Rein ecke
for Meyer Grafton for Relnecke. Anderson for
Brand. Stuart for Wright, Niles for Leighton.
Cobb for Davis Hlbbard for Lange. Sewel for
Dalton, Elmer for Clay Dixon for Richardson
Virginia Polytechnic Institute Jack Jones for II.
Jones. b. Hodgson for Davis.
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Ohio state Football.

Reserve 81: Heidelberg. O.. Case. so CarneGIe o.
Ohio State it Oberiin, IL Kenyon, 20; Mus
hnFum, O. Deulson. "A: Wooster. O. West
minister, 10; HlTsEA, o
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GOLF.
Club May Have o
Course at OradeII.

Many members OF the Scottish American
Golf Club will to-day visit the stock farm
of ex-Mayor Hugh j. Grant at oradell to
inspect a tract which the committee has
been negotiating to lease for a golf course
1t Is only a short distance from the Hawortn
Country Club, which now has a course.
tish American and the Forest Park clubs,
scheduled for last Sunday but postponed
on account of snow. has been fixed for
Sunday, November 20. over the Salisbury
course at Garden City.
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Is Summary: Touchdowns--D >: Devorc
g1ries. Goal from touchdown Surles Goal
frpm placemcnt-Dean, Referce--Vall Umpire
Landlord. Field judge-Pcndeton Lnemsn
<-Capt W. ID Smith. Time Of halves minutes.
Hgbstitutes-West Point--undcrwood for John
ttf1i Devore for Byrne, Carothers for Weir
AcC0Aeh for Philoon, Seileck for Moss. X nox for
F.iIiep. CArteTry for Stearns. Goetz for Carberry
HtXsb for Hyatt, Suries for Greble, Browne for
Dean, Racher for Browne. Wamsley for Chamber
uns VlllanovA-GoTdon for Curley, kuser for
Mccormick. kahan for Smith.
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Score-Ncw York University 4 Hayerford. 8.
Observation-Disclosures. Goals from neld-NevlnB,
Eline. Referee-Crowell tmplre-Morlce. Field
Time OF halves-as minutes
and 30 minutes Substitutes York Uni
yersity -Ryden for Crawford. Wheeler for Ryden.
Won Egeelsten for Eili1e. Hayerford- Reynolds
for BIrdSall, Myers for Reynolds. Thompson for
Murray, Post for Spaeth. Hlnshaw for Myers
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Amateurs OF prominence figured in four
ball matches over the links OF the Hacken-
sack Golf Club yesterday. jerome ID.
Trsvers of Montclair. the national cham
pion, and Tomas Napier of Wykagyl played
as partners against Findlay g. Douglas of
Nassau and j. H. Williams OF the home club
and the match ended all square. Miss
Julia r. Mix Of Englewood and W. II. Watt,
Haokensaek. defeated Mrs. L, W; Calian.
by 2 up. This was the third and decisive
match between these rival pairs.
The annual golf dinner was held at the
club last night, at which Travers, DouRIas
and Archie Graham Of Paterson were guests,
Twenty-seven members competed in an
eighteen hole medal play handicap on the
Dyker Meadow Golf Club links yesterday,
which resulted In j. E. Butts winning with
excessively popular as bs,u he T. Upward q
secretary, was also showered with consratu.
lations when he won the Crowell Hadden
memorial cup. Phillips defeated E. VI.
Belcher by. up In the final round The
best scores In the handicap were as follows;
J. f.. Butts. 10l. 24-74: 4. j. Phillips s3,
10: c. A. Body. so, 100.
The Class A and B handicaps at the Fo.
Hills Golf Club yesterday resulted as
follows
Glass A--E. Q. Johnston. 90. i2-7s; J. H. Perci.
Marvin. 90. 1870; W. G. Hoople. 80. T-ss: H. D,
Glass B.F: N. ?. Chaliant ps. as-7H c. yoos,,
$. s. Whitehurst, 100, sl-7e: p. T. Grandin, los
2s-ss; J. II. Beard, 100, a3-aS: l.. Lloyd Teft
Jos. n-eS: q. H, Hagh, los. eo-S,
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Score Syracuse, 2s: Michigan, 4. Touchdowns
DARBY. Clarke, Horr, Banks. Fisher. Goals
Stein tn Goal from ncld-Davison. Referee
Dave Fuiz. Umpirew. H. Booth Field Judge
Lieut., Nelly. Head nesman-Leigh Turner.
Time OF halves-JS minutes. Substtutes-Syra-
cuse-Reeves for Cadigan. Reynolds for Hinkey
Sullivan for Darby. Barry for Dudley.