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New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
FIELD GOAL WINS GAME BROOKLYN PREP" WINS
Taber's Kick Brings Victory to
BOYS Hiuh Over Manual.

The excellent all around work of Dave
Taber. the diminutive left end of the
Boys High School football team. was
directly responsible for the victory Of
that eleven over the Manual Training
High School in their annual football game
at Saratoga Park. Brooklyn, yesterday,
The score was 10 0. After making a
fair catch on the e0-yard line in the third
period, Taber sent the oval straight and
true over the bar. bringing victory TO his
institution
The contest was one of the most inter
esting witnessed for some time on a
scholastic gTidiron- The rushes of the
chunky sbut agile Taber around the ends,
and his sprinting through tacklers. fur
nished features Of the play. His punt
ing was also good
The development of the Boys High
team. after discouraging start, can be
credited 20 Donnelly. the coach, who
shaped up an eleven Of high standard
Collins. the clever quarterback. was not
far behind Taber, as ne plunged through
the line and ran around the end for large
gains. The forward pass was well exc
cuted by Collins and Taber in the first
half. but Manual broke II Up in the last
half. whenever it was attempted The
winning eleven lost much valuable ground
during the game for holding. forfeiting
over one hundred yards for this offence.
After losing the ball three times in the
first period by fumbIes, Collins and James
worked good forward pass, which paved
the way toward the Manual goal On the
next play. however. they were penauzed
fifteen Yards for holding. and Taber was
called on for kick. Il was recovered
by Blog on the 4-yaTd line. Fonda
smashed the lire for two yards. but High
was again penaIized fifteen yards for hold
ing Taber then attempted q drop kick
from the 25-yard line, but il was inter
cepted by Spurgeon. Foley recovered the
bau on the 2-yard line. and Dinswan punt
I'd the ball out Of danger
After having another OF his drop kicks
Intercepted. Taber recovered Greene's punt
in the third period. Taber then made five
vards through centre A forward pass
Collins 20 Taber. proved too high for
The latter to grasp, the ball rolling TO
the 2-vard line. where Greene fell on It
Greene then made a poor high punt TO
2ovs' High 2o-yard line. Taber signalling
for a fair catch directly in front OF the
e-osI ,osts Taber then kicked the field
goal that won the contest.
Ton thousand persons, many Of whom
nero rerched on the surrounding fences
- on the house tops. witnessed the con
reer Rivalry was keen throughout, and
enthusiasm in the roofing sections was
intense
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25

Meadow Brook. Long Island Nov. I
tSpectan.-A large number of 'cross-coun-
try riders attended the meet this morning
at Jericho to follow the foxhounds OF the
Meadow Brook Club Over seventy-five
riders were in the saddle. and many hunt
ers ridden by groons for exercise brought
Up in the van. There were also a number
CT children mounted on their ponies, and
more women were in the field than have
ever before hunted with the Meadow Brook
pack.
In the large gathering of society people
that came out to view the hunt were Mr..
and Mrs A. Butler Duncan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hitchcock. jT.. Miss Ethel Hitch
cock, Miss G. E7ustis Mr. and Mrs. Z. D.
Morgan and family. Mr.. and Mrs. y. L. jay.
Mrs J. E. Smith Hadden. Miss Frances
Eadden Hamilton Hadden. Henry : Page,
Mr. and Mrs August Belmont Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Willets Mrs John b butcher.
" Buring Cocks, Mr.. and Mrs J. P
Grace. w Russell Grace, MIR. and Mrs.
Louis Nelson. Mrs. W. @. Parks, Mr., and
Mrs. Henry W Bull, Mr.. and Mrs j Searie
Barclay Mr.. and Mrs Payne Whitney
Robert F. Potter. john g. Milburn- Jr-
Dcvereaux Miiburn, T. : Foss J. + Davis
". Kent and son. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver w
Eird. 0. W Bird, ir.. Miss Clair Bird. Miss
May Bird, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Gushing,
Mr. and Mrs Herbert NJ Hartman. Bron-
son Winthrop. Alfonso De Navarro. Mr. and
Mrs W Albert Pease, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
nIond F. Almiral. DR.. Louis \. Lanehare
] E Cowdin. Cheever Cowdin, Elliott Cow
din. Mr.. and Mrs Paul D. CraVath, MIS-
Emily Ladenburg, Mr.. and Mrs Arenul
Scott Burden, Mr. and Mrs j. A Burden
Miss Alger. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles q. re-
ters, Mr.. and Mrs ]. 3. Morris, John Raw
Inns. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Newton, f. VII
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
KEEN HOLIDAY SHOOTING HIGH SCORES At TRAPS
Six Contests Decided at the
Crescent A. c. Shoot.

CnGeT almost perfect conditions the trap
shooters Of the Crescent Athletic Club
turned out in force yesterday and made
some excellent scores on their grounds at
Bay Ridge. Six contests were decided and
full scores returned in all but one OF them.
In one sweepstakes shoot five Of the gun
ners broke all of their targets. The attend
ance was the best of the season so far
including two guests. A r. Elliott and
DR.. A F. Griffith. both of whom did ex-
ceilent work.
The feature Of the dav was the contest
for the Thanksgiving Cup 1t was at so
targets. in strings of > for each man. Fiji
teen competed. and c. A. Lockwood won.
after a shoot-off with L. c. Hopkins. Both
men broke their 80 targets in the first
instance. and Lockwood broke all of his .
in the sioot-off-
C. A Lockwood and H. ". Dreyer tied
with full scores in a trophy match, IN
which twelve competed, and in another tro-
ply match, where ten contested for the
prize. c. +. James and G A lockwood
tied. with 24 each. and divided the prize.
Although J. A. r. Elliott was high gun
in another trophy match. with . broken
from scratch, he being guest the prize
went to Captain H w Dreyer.
The summaries follow:
STAKE TROPHY SHOOT-25 TARGETS
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
Weak Ends Cause Commercials
Defeat by Score of II to Q.

The Brooklyn College Preparatory School
eleven ended its football season by easily
defeating the Commercial High School
team in their annual game on Commercial
Field yesterday by a score of II to 0. Both
teams funbled badly. Commercial being the
worst offender. Several of the mispiays
opened the path for touchdowns. Brooklyn
Prep" kept its opponents on the defensive
fer the greater part of the game Inc
Commercial line from tackle 70 tackle was
almost impenetrable but the ends could
not stop the flying backs, who circled them
with ease.
Commercial on five separate occasions eX-
ecuted the forward pass successfully Tor
substantial gains. but fumbies prevented
its scoring. The McNulty brothers in the
backfield. assisted by Golden, were directly
responsible for their schools victory They
tore around the ends for many large gains,
bringing the pigskin within striking dis
tance of the goal. making it possible 10
smash the line for touchdown.
Brooklyn rushed its opponents down the
field in the opening quarter. The McNultys
and Golden advanced the ball TO the 6-yard
line. Herbert McNulty went through tackle
and left end. but was called back, as one
of his plays was offside- However. Golden
On the next attempt at the line won
through right tackle for a touchdown.
Commercial punted after a few minutes
of play in the next quarter, but on the
next attack Pete AlcNulIy dashed around
right cnd for twenty yards before lie was
hauled down. Herbert McNUItv on the
tliird play from this went between tackle
and left end and scored the second touch
down. Pete McEulty kicked the goal
Herbert McNulty scored the third and
last touchdown in the third period by a
brilliant run OF forty yards around Skinner,
VINO failed to break up the interference.
In the final quarter Commercial braced
and rushed the ball to BroOklyn's l5-yard
line A costly tumble lost it FOR them and
incidentally their best chance Of scoring
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
TETZLAFF WINS TWO RACES
Sets New. American Road Record
for Heavy Stock Cars

Santa Monica Cal, Nov. 24.-Teddv Tefz-
IAN OF Los Angeles. in a I.ozier car vraz
the hero OF the second annual Santa Monica
road race He not only pfloted his biz
racer 70 victory in the stock car event
winning over five competitors. breaking the
American stock car record and corning
within one mile an hour of the worlds
record; but he also started few minutes
later in the 29e.S-ntle free-for-aH. arain-,
seven other entries. and repeated his vie
tory
In the race for the heavy stock cars.
which was over a course I5LJs miles. bs
established a new record for this countrv
by averaging =. % 1-l00 miles an hour This
latter average would have been higher had
ne not been so far in the lead near tia
finish that he did not try 70 make the last
lap at better than a mile a minute Bert
Dingley. in his Pope Hartford was second
I'm both the heavy stock car and free-for-sr
races
The Maxwell was the victor in the 1870
cubic inches displacement class
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
New York A. c. Gunners Give
interesting Exhibition.

Although there were only a small num-
Der of gunners at the Travers Island traps
Of the New York Athletic Club yesterday,
the shooting in the holiday event of the
Winged Foot organization was without
doubt the best seen over the grounds this
season. The weather conditions were per-
feet and as a result the scores were not
only high but the shooting was unusually
keen and interesting. Although he was
the winner of only one prize, the best work
of the afternoon was done by T. Lenane.
ir.. who at one time broke sixty-three
straight targets. It was the best run seen
az Travers Island this year
E. A Wilson won the most prizes during
the day He scored a leg on the Haslln
cup. only. however. after a shoot-ofr IN
which Dr.. Bogart competed He also took
the club trophy event. In the latter shoot
both Mr.. Wilson and f. A Hodgman broke
twenty-five out of a possible twenty-five
targets. In the shoot-otf Mr.. Wilson du-
rlicated the performance and took the
prize In the last event Of the afternoon
the weekly shoot for the Schauffler cup. the
sn7e two gunners broke twenty-four tar
gets each without a miss. Mr. Hodgman
gave the leg to Mr. Wilson without a
shoot-off.
q NJ Thomson also won an event. 1t
was the holiday cup and in the original
shoot W J Elias, T Lenane, jr., and g NJ
Thomson all had full scores. In the shoot
off the winner ran twenty-five straight tar
gets and so took the leg. The event won
bv Mr.. Lenane was the November cup. and
this also was taken with a full score from
scratch 1t also took a straight string OF
tv-entv-five targets for Mr.. Elias to win
the scratch shoot, the only other event on
tie programme.
The scores follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
YONKERS RUNNERS BEST
Win Laurels in Warren A. C,
Ten Mile Road Run.

7 he Yonkers Young Mems Christian As
sociatiou 'cross-country team. winners of
the junior national championship, won the
team honors in the annual Thanksgiving
Day road run of the Warren Athletic Club,
Jersey City, YESTERDAY The association
bows rolled up Is points nosing out the
Mohawk Athletic Club by a single point.
The Union Settlement and st. Mary Ath-
letic club Of Hoboken. were tied for third
place with a total OF - points each Jack
lJcC'rudden a member OF the YonkerS
team. crossed the lire a winner. hard
dressed by Charles Green Of the Mohawk
Athletic Club. p. Lallg, Of the Union Set
tlenent Athletic Association, was third.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
Sly ReYnard Cu1s0ffs Hounds
Big Field of Riders at Meadow Brook in Four
Mile Chase to Cover.

lard Roby. Dudley Winthrop. Mrs. Robert
stevens and others.
The first cover was drawn near the
Guinea Woods. but IL proved useless job
The hounds were then taken through the
fields, making many false starts Many
fields were gone over. and the master was
beginning TO lose heart ana all hope of
giving the large holiday crowd a gallop,
when the pack suddenly punched at 3
whine from one of their number. Inside
n mute The entire pack were in full cry.
At the far end of a field n big dog fox
broke cover and started off In full view
Of hounds and riders. There was a mad
scramble then. especially by the women. TO
be the first in at the death
The fox kept a distance Of a quarter mile
in front of the pack. occasionally going
into view for a short time. then vanishing
again into the underbrush- When he had
tired OF this game, and just to show he
could. ne lodged into 3 hole on the estate
OF f. d. Morgan. and could neither be
smoked nor dug out.
As the riders had had good gallop, the
distance travelled being about four miles,
the hounds were called off for the day,
These 20 follow the hounds to the finish
we're Mrs Charles G. Bennett, Mrs Arthur
Scott Burden. Mrs. James A. Burden, Mrs
Thomas Hastings, Mrs Emily Ladeuburg
Miss Cra~ath. Miss Pratt Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Hitchcock, the Misses Hitchcock, Miss Cor
neia Bryce. Miss Frances Hadden. Mr.
and Mrs. r. y Ellis. Devereaux and
George Milburn. ]. P. Grace. w p Grace.
II NJ Earle, w. s Voss, Malcolm Steven
son. J. E Davis, Henry NJ. Bull. Beverley
Robinson. II. N Beale. James Caswell. J.
F. Cowdin. R. Livingstone Smith. H. Pell.
George Rose. jr-, and others
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
The lineup follows:
GEORGETOWN BEATS LEEIGh.

Washington. Nov. 2f-ln game 1u!i OF
sensational PLAYS Georgetown delealeu
T.ebigh This afternoon by the score OF
p - 2 Price. II Lehieh. scored goal
,-o,7 the field from Georgetown's 25-yard
1:,a after Dunn had run ffty-iye yards
with e clear field. being oVertakeH "4
Carter. Georgetown feet end
costello. Of Georgetown. a few minutes
later ran ffty-fve Yards for touch-
down. having caught the hall on punt
ont bv Lehigh from the 25-yard line, fol
,o7.ing an unsuccessful attempt by George
,ov-u for goal from the field. NNnlark x
licked the goal from the touchdown
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
THANKSGIVING HALTS SHOOT

Neither the Bergen Beach Gun Club nor
the Marine and Field Club held any shoot
ing events yesterday. The gunners Of
these organizations decided that the at
traction of turkey and Iuince pie was en-
tireIy too strong they called OFF the
scheduled events Several of the Bergen
Beach marksmen shot over the traps of
the Crescent Athletic Club and did well
particularly Captain II. w Dreyer. who
is a member Of both organizations
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
MOREDA WINS LONG RUN
Trinity Athlete Takes Lawrence
A. G. Handicap.

Andrew Moreda, tie crack distance run
ner OF the Trinity Club won the four and
half mile handicap open 'cross-country
run under the auspices Of the Lawrence
Atbia4,c club AT Iuwood Long Island, yes
terdav The trial was superb one, the
co,npatitors being forced TO hurdle fences
and run through unploughed fields
The summarizes follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
SYRACUSE BEATS ST. LOUIS
Wilkinson and Waldron Prove
Too Strong for Westerners.

St. Louis, Nov. 24-Syracuse University
defeated the St. Louis University football
team here this afternoon by a score OF s
to 0. The Eastern team made three points
in the first period and three more in the
last The points were made by goals from
tho field
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
DE oRO IN GOOD FORM.

Alfredo De orc is showing splendid form
in his practice matches IN preparation Tor
,,,e match against Jerome Keogh for the
r,,oi title. De ORC defeated Alfred Sand
= in the evening bv a score Of 125 to 40
.+t, a high run OF 81. "a. Ghent lost the
ss,erronn game 10 the Cuban by a score
10 q IS.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
The summaries follow;
ROCHESTER. 8; HOLY CROSS, 0.

Roehastar. n y. Nov. 24-The University
of Rochester defeated Holy Cross at foot
bail this afternoon by score Of to o.
The visitors made two touchdowns. neither
Of which was allowed by the officials once
Ahere was holding and the other time the
bali was put into play IN an illegal man
ner Cooney, of Princeton, was the referee.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
COOK WINS TEN-MILE RUN.

Mailman, Mass. Nov. e4.-John J. Cook.
= u the Brooklyn Gymnasium. won the
annual gen mile New England 'cross-coIn-
~ championship run 1o-dav from field
Of eighteen. His time for the dis
ts1ce was i minutes 70 seconds. Cook s
closest competitor was Clarence De Mar. Of
Ire North Dorchester a a. who finished
one hundred wards behind the leader The
Haier1t- Of the contestants were Iocal run-
hers
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
sHRUBB DEFEATS LoNGBoAT

Boston. Eov. 24-Alfred Shrubb, the
r,qIish professional distance runner. de-
saated Tom Lonsboat, the Onondaga In
- iu a ffteqn-miI@ race IN Mechanics
4taii,,' ,o-,jcft by three-quarters of a Ian
i51,ss,l,,hh,s 81 time was l hour = minutes SIS
seconds.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25

CUPS TARGETS-I
CAP
The Washington times., 1910-07-31

EASTERN LEAGUE
TRI-STATE RECORDS
SHOW HIGH MARKS
Fifteen Bat Over 800 Mark.
Pitcher George, of York,
q Hitter

Rip Camel, the reet-footed OUT
fielder Of the YTEIiausrort team. passed
Inzerro1. the Earf-Ei--inE third base
man or the Altoona Club, last week as
the premier batslan OF the Tri-State
League
TuEerto1 feu OFF considerably IN his
hitting dropping from 81 10 -C5S. while
Camel bet-ers5 his average by ehree
points and =e- the pace v5-z a mark Of
-.-L Pitcher steele A--ClLlS biz
pitcher. comes third. With an average q
- BIZ Clay OF Trenton and Aert
~ uI-Del- cE YORK continues 90 cL0IL The
bali at q merry CLIP
Fifteen PLAYERS the Saus number as
IaSL week. continue I'm the select hitting
class
Lefty George. the star South7aw
pitcher OF the YORK team who has been
sold % Indianapolis IS cluUti-- the ball
ef "a -e- clip George has plaEed IN
t0-ty-CDa games and o-L OF 1ll times g.
bat he has made 81 hits
Gar-L-E-. LelLe and Steele all OF the
Altoona C.-H. continue as the leading
pitchers Clarity sets the pace with
eleven victories and three defeats Coui-
son. Of Altoona. has uiifered more bases
than any man in the league, having a
total OF g. lIa-IrrE1- OF WILLIAMSON .
is the premier ruu--etter. he having
registered safely az the home plate 8
times Lefty C5eo--e has been SeI
uy Lefty Craig OF Trenton as the
SrTiEe-C-- king craig has - % his
credit. while George is second
The Washington times., 1910-07-31
BOSTON IS BEST
At RUN-GETTING
Leads American League
With Washington
Fifth for Past Week.

Connie Mack's Philadelphia Americans
uere The largest ruD-geJters in the ma
5or league last week, collecting thirty
four iu eight games played.
Boston American. however. supple
nleuted Detroit as the leader Of the six
teen clubs iu the TWO leagues in the sea
sons total. Donovan's men having AZ
to their credit 20 Al for Jennlnss-
champions
The greatest scorers in the National
League during The week were Chicago
and Pittsburg. tUenty-eight each, but
The Giants, with twenty-f0ur. maintain
ed their supremacy 5n scoring for the
season with S9L Brooklyn scored only
EEe runs IN four games played last
q eek and the Boston Nationals ana ST.
Louis Americans got only eight each
Washington was fifth for the week
with twenty-five runs, and IS nth for
me season with E0f-
In the Eastern League. Baltimore
scored thirty seven runs IA seven games
Played during the week. and now tops
the seasons record with 35S. taking the
Dl ace OF The Toronto club. which Is now
Sc cord- Montreal, with a weekly total
o. tLirty-fOur- made big advance II
tte seasons record, the Canadians now
being credited with 90 Summaries fer
the week and season follow
The Washington times., 1910-07-31
DRAKE BATS WELL
IN MINOR RANKS

Averages for the week reveal the fact
that DeIos Drake, left fielder r.. the
Wilkesbarre Bsr0us. in the New York
state League Is leading his team in
batting with a mark Of SO FavOra BILE
comments are made on his weekly i'm
rroEemeut
Drake IS the property OF Detroit and
some weeks ago Manager 1TcAIee- vas
dickering- with Jennings with the idea
u buying rim No room could be made
On the Detroit team for the vounrsrer
IS hen Jennings has such a defensive ONT
6eld in Cobb. sam Crawford. and Davv
Jones and Drake was farmed out in
the spring
HUgEey Jennings evidently has q tight
string on the player, and may use him
later in the season Now that the
KFiIkesbarre left fielder IS gaining Droni-
hence Jennings VIII hold on TO him
tighter than ever
IS playing second for Wukesbarre, and
batting "a.
The Washington times., 1910-07-31
TO STUDY LAW.

Dick Rudolph. the Toronto pitcher.
who. Il is said, VIII Join the HighIan5ers
at the close Of the present Eastern
T.eagy5e season intends 10 study law
next winter He viii enter ForTrau
University The Bronx boy is q credit
TO the baseball profession At one time
things weren't breaking any too well
for the Rudolph family Dick used 10
get so every Sunday Tor pitching games
for O professional clue IN TIE
Br0GE- and he turned $3.50 OF this sum
over TO his parents. merely reSe-ving
carfare for himself
The Washington times., 1910-07-31

AICTunfs proved 10 be the heavy hitter
for Philadelphia yesterday, he getting
three hits. one a three Dagger, sending
in two runs
TOO bad the Nationals did not have
The bases fun when LseIivelt connected
for a triple in the eighth. which re-
Another Gay has passed and Dutch"
Schaefe- did not get a hit
Austin and Cree starred with the vii
low IN the game with Boston yezter-
day, beth getting a single and d0u-
bic, which brought in runs.
Austin. Knight, and Gardner figured
in a clever double play yesterday, pre-
venting Boston from scoring.
In yesterdays game between Cieve-
land and St Louis, Cy Young did not
issue free pass It was Young 5J2d
victory in fast company
stovaU's only hit, a two Dagger. final
y landed him across the plate in the
second inning, making the first Of
Cieveland's two runs.
Newman scored St Louis only run in
yesterdays game with Cleveland IN the
I last chapter
I Scott, who replaced White yesterday
[ IN the Sfth inning Of the game between
I Detroit and Chicago, allowed but one
/ hit
/ Payne was there in the pinch in the
eighth inning for Chicago when he ba--
/ ted for GaudiIl am singled
Beebe won his game rom Pittsburg
I besides pitching wei, he connected for
Z a three baEEer- which brought in run.
I and hiIlself scored on Beschers double.
/ BesCher has the distinction Of knock
/ iTE the first ball over the fence Of the
new grounds at Pittsburg.
/ Pfefster held the St Louis Cardinals
/ to four scattered hits in yesterdays
game
Z Grants hunt and 8Iasee's double won
the game by 2 to I in the fourteenth
inniuE for Philadelphia IN yesterda Us
battle with Brooklyn All the runs
were made IL the fourteenth
EIun'uleH. connecting for a two bag
/ ger scored BrOOlCIyn'S only run in the
E fourteenth chapter yesterday
Manager Dunn. OF the Baltimore
Orioles. IS reported to have offered
$4,000 for Teager. of the Montreal
club Damn badly needs a hard-hit-
row Of Montreal. intimateS that
I Yeaser is not for sale.
The report comes from Toledo that
Charley CLTT, the veteran leader Of