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New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
KATE NELSON PAGES FAST
Princess Direct Also Scores in
Matinee on Speedway.

Z. j La Places Kate Nelson was in win
ming form yesterday afternoon and she
made the fastest time Of the day in the
matinee meeting at Speedway Park. She
started in the Class pace with George
Patchen. DR.. Threet and The Aristocrat.
and she paced the first half in the face OF
a strong wind in 1:04l2.
Princess Direct won the next fastest class,
bat her best time was I.06 made In the
first heat. Mime Albert was in the lead
up 10 the quarter post, but there she vent
Up In the air and Mr. Wolf could not get
her back to her stride
Lady Worthy's time was remarkable in
Class A for tTotters, as the half mile be
low High Bridge is in poor condition. She
kept her feet, however, and covered the
distance in 1:e514 Mr. Oettinger has been
brushing her against Nathan Strauss Den
yer. and she has put up a good fight. Next
week she will meet Charles weiland's Inner
Guard C:05i4J, the fastest trotter on the
drive
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
Hart PLAYS Well at Tackle.
II, Telscranh 10 Ths Tribune !

h Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Princeton. \ 7. oct fe-For the first
time this week the Princeton varsity vent
through 4 long and hard serimuage this
afternoon. and before Roper would lst I'D
on the men IT vas almost TOO dark to sec
the ball II was the first time that the
coaches have had an opportunity Of observ-
ing how the recent changes in the makeup
of the team would work in a real scrin1-
mage, and the trial was not altogether
satisfactory.
Captain Hart played , ma Enifeent game
at tackle, and this is undoubtedly his nat
Ural position. but his presence was missed
somewhat in the backhed. Except for
gains by Sparks the varsity could do little
with the scrub during the first part Of the
scrinnage and not until the last ten min
utes of play could Roper stir the first team
backs 70 any kind of concerted action
Ourplayed both on the offence and de
fence the varsity finally awoke from its
lethargy and tore through the strong scrub
the only regular who was out of the scrin-
mage. and he amused himself acting as
field Judge At one time. however, he was
called in to attempt a field goal from the
25-vard line. which he easily made.
Bard took his place, while BalIou. Sparks
and Sawyer made up the rest of the back
held. Sawyer failed to come up to Eddie
Hart as a defensive back. but toward the
end Of the scrimmaEe he improved greatly
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
nv r.leeraph 10 The Tribune.

Cambridge. Mass. Oct Eff it had not
been for two long Harvard punts that
Moore. quarterback OF the all-star Harvard
Law School team. dropped close to his
goal line this afternoon, the former vet
erans from Harvard. ale and Princeton
would have held the Crimson regulars TO
a no score tie game. As it was. the muh
gave the Harvard varsity the ball twice
well in front OF the all-star goal posts, and
then when the Law School men had held
for no gain. Dick Lewis. the varsity end,
drop kicked two goals from the field. the
varsity thus winning by d score OF . 10 O.
The old football players, some of whom
were stars OF last season and the season
before. put up a stiff game. Only when
they were thoroughly tired out was Har-
ward able to gain much ground Steve
PhiIbin. Yale's halfback last fall. played
like a whriwind. as Re did against West
Point and Princeton year ago. He was
everywhere, time and again driving through
for good gains and constantly bringing the
four thousand spectators 10 their feet in
excitement.
The whole veteran team. in fact, played
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
NEW HOPE FOR YANKEES RAIN MAY HALT SERIES
Cubs and Athletics Arrive on
Time in Chicago.
COLD WEATHER PREDICTED
Managers Taciturn About To-
days Game, While Hopes Of
Chicago Fans" Rise.

Chicago oct. I9.-Fears that rainsterm.
forecast by the United States Weather
Bureau. would prevent the first Western
game between the Philadelphia American
League baseball team and the Chicago Ma
tionaI League team tomorrow were partly
aHayed tonight. The Weather Bureau re-
vised its estimate made during the day
and tonight asserted that if any rain falls
il would be in the morning and probably
would not be sufficient TO interfere with
the game.
In spite Of this. no hopes are held for
a continuation Of the warm weather of the
first TWO games : decided drop In tenn
perature that may mean discomfort and
overCoats for the spectators j. assured.
The special night forecast made in re-
sponse 10 requests of hundreds Of baseball
enthusiasts follows.
"Thusdav partly cloudy may he light
showers between midnight and noon. The
afternoon temperature viii he between %
and ~ degrees. with the wind high and
eusty from the northwest. Friday clear
and fair but cold
With the return II the twice defeated
chicago Nationals and the arrival Of the
victorious American League team to-day
supporters of the Western men took on
new hope. The teams reached Chicago in
the afternoon in tvo sections Of special
train. travelling about ter minutes apart.
The made the --ip from Philadelphia in
little more than seventeen hours. Cheers
from crowds gathered ~ nearly every sta
riou indicated q widespread interest IN the
baseball PLAYERS.
While the welcome IN Chicago was not
extended Pv as large a crowd es might
have greeted = victorious team. MANY nun
dreds Of iowa followers Of the chicago
7lsvare We're ~ the Etarion 70 meet hoth
teams The first train n arrive carried
Connie Mack and the team and RiEler.
Sheridan. O-Dsy and Connolly. The unlpires.
Most of the men were recognized ny the
fans" as they stepped from the train. and
each one was oheered heartily hv name.
When the train hearing the Cubs rolled
in. fen minutes later special guard n no
lfcenen vas neoessarv. The train contained
the team. leaders Of the National Cornn7is-
sion. Charles 7 Taft brother of President
Taft. President Murphy of The Chicago
club and several newspaper writer's.
With the appearance Of the Chicago play
e-s Chicago haDe rose There Is feeling
expressed auaenE -nemh Of the team that
decided effect OF the series. Both teams
expressed their confidence Of final victory.
The managers. on tine other hand. we're
tacfturn and unwilling TO make any 7iefinite
statement Connie" Mack asserted that
he did nor know what pitcher ne would
have in the aoN tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
Hard Work at Cornell.

By Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Ithaca y Y. oct. 19.-The Cornell foot
ball squad held the last OF the weeks hard
practices on Alumni Field this afternoon
The preliminary drill consisted OF work on
the bucking dummy and signal practice for
both teams. EyrIch and O'Connor spent
much time in developing goal kicking in an
endeavor to overcome the loss sustained by
the absence of Pitcher.
Zeller got a Charley horse in yester-
days practice, and mis- place was filled by
Austin. who was in action fOr the first time
I'm three weeks. Eddie Butler was at quar-
terback. and while 4 Will take him a few
DAYS to get back into fighting trim his work
had the usual earmaTks OF good football
The varsity scored one touchdown and
two field goals in the twenty-minute scrim-
mage. in which the ghost ball was used
for the first time this year. as darkness
came on. The play was principally around
the ends and trying out new forms of
passes.
Edwin Earle, '0S, former haIfback.
joined the coaching squad and will assist
in the training of the backs.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
ON COLLEGE GRIOIRONS
Yale Players WhirIed Through an
ExaCting Practice.
TIGERS WORK TILL DARK
Captain Hart Missed Behind the
Line, but He Shines as
Forward.
IBy Telegraph to TIE Tribune

BY Telegraph TIE tfiooit~-I
New Haven. Oct 1g-The Yale footbah
players we're whirIed through the most eA-
acting practice of the season to-day II was
designed to be the only extended dflI De
tween the West Point and NsnueVolit
games and fifteen coaches eXhOTted the
players to pull themselves together more
changes in the lineup were made the team
playing as follows:
Left end. Fitzpatrick; left tackle, Chiids'
left guard Young: centre. Morris: right
guard Buckingham: right tackle Faui
right end, Van Sinderen; quaFterhacK'
Strout; left haifback Deming; right nan
back Captain Daily; fuuback. Reilly
Reilly retired with a cut head he and
Greeley. who replaced Daily, each scored A
touchdown ny driving terceIy through the
scrub for gains by old-fashioned football
Captain DAILY. in addition. kicked field
goal
A 15-minute period against the scrub a
1c-minute period lighting back the fresh
men. and third period Of 70 minutes
against the second team had the regulars
ready to drop with exhaustion The fresh
men were not dangerous during the after
noon
In the last FIVE minutes Of pisr the var
sitv was on the defensive. the second team
fooling the regulars with forward passes.
Merritt to Van Sindereu. the latter scoring
on one Merritt also scored against the var
sttv on quarterback run in the last min
ute of play
New coaches Included George Woodruff.
50, Pa Corbin. 50. Brink Thorne. a and
Henry Holt % II was Weedrur 6 first ap-
pearanee at Vale since the Nale-Pennsvi-
vania break in 1Sa4
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
AMATEURsPROUD OF RECORD
Sloops of Larchmont Y. G. Mem
bers Make Fine Showing.

The enterDrisinE amateur shippers ot the
Larchmont Yacht club point with, pride 70
the aGnirah HE record made by their hoats
in the season Just closed. A dozen new
one-desigu Yachts known as the IarCn-
mont interrlub class. were built this season
and ten Of them started In almost every
race sailed on Long Island Sound. No mat
ter how hard the breeze or how heavy the
seq. these fine little slooNs covered the
course when some Of the larger boats were
glad to reef or quit
a BRYAN ALLEYS F-estirs holds +he record
for this first season. She started II sixteen
races and won 1izht first and two SEE
ond prizes She was unplsCed six times
Her rating was 81 per cent in the class
championship 20 races. 77l2 Ter cont IN
the championship of Long Island Sound "a
races. and her points IN the twelve races
.ron7prising the Tarchn1ont series we're %.
L. G. spence's Levane being second. with
G. points z r. Tiernev's Dagmar and NJ
C4oldschn7idt' Hamburg tied for third place.
with - points each The point 7eccrd for
ne others was: The Yukan. "a. The Wild
Thz-rne. %. the Como. -: tho Salas. 81. the
Triton. II. and thu Babette. =
The record for the seazo- follows
IARCHMONT INTERrLT-B CLASS
Designed by william Gardner. Built hv Rob
C,vsr eli. a feet inches. load 1ater line q
feet inches beam. : feer inches, dTatt, !"
fse1. lead. qon pounds. sail area. $40 square
Record Of rae class I'm the scheduled races of
Long Island sclnd. 1910.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
Scrlmnaae by Army lean.
By Telegraph to The Tribune

BY IeleEFapn 10 me tribune
West Point y Y Oct 19-The first
scrimmage work Of the week was held to-
day. after the Army football squad had
attended a lecture and blackboard talk
given by the coaches IN the academic
building. With the exception OF Hicks. the
lineup was the same that defeated Yale
and two tOuchdowns were scored against
the strong scrub. once. after Dean had
fumbled the ball on his 5-yard line the
scrub tried in vain to advance the ball
Walmstry and Weir were towers OF
strength on the defence. Walmstry early
in the game blocked a kick which gave the
varsity a chance Oh TIE 5-yard mark. but
tumble lost the ball Brown intercepted
one of the scrubs forward passes lodged
around right end and ran saventy-five yards
10 a touchdown. fumbied forward pass
also allowed Brown TO fall on the bail over
his line and score the second touchdown.
The second string backs Mac Donald. SoaId-
ing Morris and Cramer, replaced SurIes.
Dean. Hyatt and Brown in the last part OF
the practice.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
Penn Eleven Beats Scrubs.

~ IeIPgrHp0 70 No ITiNunf-
Philadelphia. oct. I9.-P~nuEvlvauia. : foot
hall eleven made up Of "a varsity line and a
substitute hackheld, defeated the scrubs Ia
this afternoons secret practice by score
NJ 70 q. The varsity team made most of
It's gains by straight line buckng Spru-
ance took q forward pass for 4 gain or
twenty Yards. All OF the varsity regulars
We're on the FIELD. with the exception Of
Ramsdell and Scott Ramsdell Is confined
10 his room with touch Of malaria. While
Scott is still suffering from the bruises no
received IN the Brown game The coaches
are not much alarmed over RamsdelFs IN
ness and expect him to report in good con
ditien for the state game on SATURDAY.
The Improvement IN Elder and Irwin at
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
Hoso Yankees Took q Tu~n
Full Details Of the Way in Which Giants Were
Slaughtered in the Second Inning.

error by pulling Merkle off the bag on
Chase's grounder. bur nothing came Of it
all, as with two out Murray robbed cree
Of a sure tTo-bagger by a brilliant catch
in deep left field.
The fifth inning was much the same for
the Giants They got one hit. two
hagser by Devlin, but Bridwell struck out
and Merkle and Wilson. VINO had been sub
stituted for Meyers. drove easy grounders
10 Quinn The Yankees made TWO hits. sin
giles bv Criger and Austin. and. helped
along by DOvIe's error. scored one more run
IN their half With Roach out on strikes
Crger hit 10 ieft for base and took second
on Austin's single after Quinn had died at
first Doyle then made a mess of WoIter's
sharp drive and Criger scored. on an
attempted double steal Austin was held on
third. following which WoIter was trapped
and run down.
With TWO out in the six;n Doyle made d
hit for the Giants. but WAS trapped off
first. The Yankees then added another
run. BrdweH picked HemphiHs liner off
the grass. but Chase dropped d fly in left
iel6 which bounded away from Murray
END counted for three bases. Knight fol-
lowed with a sacrifice 7y to Snodgrass ana
Chase scored. Cree also flied out to Snod-
grass.
The seventh inning for the Giants was
marked by one Of those brilliant plays for
which Chase Is famous. He Jumped Two or
three feet il the air and pulled down q
high throw from Austin with one hand in
plenty of time 10 get Snodgrass. Murray
followed with a scratch two-bageer 20
right but was left, as BridweII was easy
for Roach and Devlin was caught steal
ing after walking TO first. The Yankees
went out in order. ali on easy chances
The eighth inning was without particu-
lar feature. A1erkle started for the Giants
By trying 10 knock a board out OF the
fence in left field and took two bases It
availed nothing however. as Wilson fouled
to Criger, Wiltse gave Knight an easy
assist and Quinn took care of Devore' $
bounder-
For the Yankees Austin opened with his
third safe hit. but was caught stealing.
while Wolter famed and HemphiH shot
grounder to DOYLE
Then came the ninth inning for the
Giants and the end. Chase made a sensa
tional stop of Doyle's hard smash. while
knight took care Of Snodgrass and Mur-
ray by clever pck-ups and accurate
throws.
Win added confidence. the Yankees win
work hard TO even up the series in the
seventh game a the Polo Grounds to-day.
II was whispered about last evening that
Russell Ford would try again.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
Hard practices FOR ". Y. U.

In spite of the warm weather yestsroas
the New York University football squ"o
went through a hard scrimmase practice
nm Ohio Field The first hour Of practlce
was devoted to the working out OF new
plays and formations Later these
tried ont ON the high School of Commerce
team I'm a thirty-minute practice game
Aurnbv I'm a fake kick formation, made
a baautiful run through a broken field and
scored a touchdown Scott kept up the
rood work OF Tuesday. making some fine
gro,,nd gaining runs. besides calling the
signals. Wesley and Brennan in seFeTal
nIavs involving the tackles did excellent
work Yule was not in uniform yesterday.
but will be out to-day
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
EXETER IN ANOTHER TIE
Harvard Freshmen Fail TO Gross
Opponents Goal Line.
rBv Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Exeter n H. oct fs-The Exeter and
Harvard freshmen football stsFsnS TO-DAY
PLAYED another scoreless tie Harvard. now
ever. showed up stronger than It's oppou-
nents While Exeter never came near scor-
ing Harvard worked the ball down 70 with
in striking distance Of its opponents. goal
but was unable 20 overcome stir defence
The first perted was indscisive- On the
second plav Bricklev was forced te Tesire
In the second period Harvard gained the >
yard line. where Exeter held Later t+sr-
ward vafulv attempted = field goal Inc last
half was largely an exchange OF puCtz- At
the ve-v close Aver muir OF punt paced
Harvard on F,xeteT's 1z-vsrd line. bu- time
vas called before the ball could be put INTO
play
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
LAJ0IE RETURNS HIS CHECK
Refuses to Play with All Stars
Against Wishes of Commission.
alter r Travis. Garden city

ond baseuan of the Cleveland American
League team. to-day mailed a certified
check for S1.e"o made orr in his favor by
n A Fletcher, of Cincinnati promoter Of
the ail-star series. 70 August Hermann.
chairman Of the National Baseball com
mission. with request that Mr.. Hermann
return the check TO the proper person.
'I have prospered as PLAYER in the
american League and nave always been
well treated by its officials said Iajoie in
note accompanying the check. 'I would
not want TO take part in the series against
their wishes"
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
One Change in Navy Line.
rBl Telesraph 70 The Tribune.

TBl Telesraph 10 The Tribune
Annapolis, Oct 19-Toward the latter
part of the football practice AZ the Ma
val Academy this afternoon Brown the big
fourth class man. was placed at left guard
on the first team in place OF Meyer AS
Brown weighs 80 pounds which is over
thirty pounds In excess Of Meyer he has an
excellent chance of holding the place. as
weight is badly needed in the middle of the
line Weems centre. weighs only l65 pounds
and Wright. right guard. is not large man
for the place. although both are unusually
strong.
No other changes were made Dalton and
CLAW continued to do excellent work as
ground gamers. McReavey is proving him
self quite a ''fnd' and shows reInarka bIe
Judgment and GOODNESS In running the team
for SO Young a player
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
TO INVADE COURTS ABROAD
Miss Hotchkiss and Miss Sutton
After Lawn Tennis Honors.

Word has been received here that Miss
May Sutton and Miss Hazel Hotchkiss are
going 10 Europe this winter for the DUR
pose of playing I'm some Of the big tOurua-
ments on covered courts on the Continent
and in England. Miss Hotchkiss is the
present American champion ar women's
singles and has never been abroad though
more than once IL had been reported that
she intended TO try for the wonnen's singles
at Wimbledon.
Miss Sutton is ex-Americau and ex-ERg-
iish champion, and is remarkable as the
only American 10 score at Wimbledon.
When she played in England a few years
ago she created d great sensation and
showed that she was in a class by her
self II the TWO California girls make the
journey some good sport IS promised as
England now boasts Of an exceptionally fine
player in Mrs. Lambert Chambers This
season she went through without a single
defeat
The New York Athletic Clubs lawn tennis
tournament had q rather tame ending the
final round in the championship doubles
and the final in the handicap doubles going
By default. The finaIists in the handicap
class were Nolan and Ropes against
Schultze- -Berge and Bourne. and the latter
pair also We're in the championship final
with Roper and Black SChUItze- Berge is
the present champion Of Berlin, and is
such q good player that his side was looked
on as a sure winner in both classes.
After the match was started in the handi-
cap class the German player became III.
One SET was played. when, all OF a sudden,
SchuItze- -Berge collapsed and had 10 be
helped off the court This left nothing ror
the referee TO do but award the match TO
Nolan ard Ropes Roper and Black also
took the match in the championship class
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
ANDERSON MAKES FAST TINE.

H. II. Anderson. Il former inteTscuOlaS-
tic 'cross-couutTy champion. led home a
field OF twenty-five runners IN handicap
'Cross-country run at Columbia YESTERDAY
Anderson was scratch man. and made the
pace from the start carrying the squad
over the fouT-aHd-a- -half-mile course on
Riverside Drive In q minutes "A seconds.
the best time that has been made this sea
son. !. F. Rinehart. '13 with n handicap
OF q seconds. beat Anderson out for nrst
place bv two seconds, although Anderson
finished good two hundred wards in tine
lead
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
MRS. HUTCHINSON WINS CUPS.

Mrs. W. h Hutchinson won The cup pre-
sented bv H. - Christi on the links ef the
Forest Hln Field club yesterday. The con
ditions called for handicap nj. daI play and
the player in question returned card of
l-e-io-SN The golfers on scratch. Airs
o. y. Woodruff and Mrs ~. p Salmon
returned cards Of 96 and ~. respectively.
ON Tuesday next the Forest TfiI women
VIII compete i'm tournament for which
several handsome prizes have heen offered
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
- rslsE-sph b g TrLeuns

TfulamstOvrn Mass. Oct f9--ROEers.
substitute haIfback al Williams strained
his arm Yesterday and could not take part
in the practice to-day The work this az
ternoen consisted largely Of open field run
ming and the regulars showed some I'M
provement Newton, head coach. said to-
night that he considered the team ready
for the Dartmouth gams on SATURDAY.
Nashville Tenn. Oct 19.-The Nanderpiit
University football squad including NC
Gugin. the coach. and sixteen players. lefl
this city tonight for New Haven. wnere
the ffrst game between Yale and any south-
EN- team viii take place = SATURDAY
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
De 0R0 GAINS TEN POINTS
Draws Further Away from Jevne
in Billiard Match.

Alfred De ore the three-cushion billiard
champion. increased his lead over LLOYD
JeVne in the second block of points for
The championship at DOEles billiard srad-
ernK last night. The score for the evening
was - 70 ~ The challenger PLAYED ins-
proved billiards. bUt Ds GRO sffll leads bv
twenty y-fbree points on the tao nights
pls
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
Yka Tables Football Boxing Lawn Tennis Il Yachting

tackles to-day permitted the coaches 20
shift DiiIen TO end. Dillon weighs Only
1s5 pounds and has been playing AZ tackle
only on account Of the previous poor Worh
OF the other candidates for this POSITION
The coaches have this week uncovered
first class new halfback IN Kennedy ~no
has been developed by Mike Murphy on ths
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
The lineup follows

eauT- Ssltousrau FOR Mcclure Hopkins for
Storer. Mills for Hopkins. Allen fer Mills curtis
for Buckley. Grant for Fried1v. Bran for Rev
uoIds Ssrtwsll for Chatfeld- Exeter SirtenEer
for Mitchell MacDuFfes for Wilmington. CrOtt
stein for NaCDuffaa. Tovsiev for Hitchi-ES
Webster f1r Tr-SIev Allen for Carter a yer for
Matthews Lsarirt for Brickley. Dempsav for
Leavitr. collins for q Brieu. Dcke-Glan for Fox
T-mpire-F BurieizH- Heferee-R- O.. Steven
son Field judee-A " ingalls, I.f-esuar-N
Smith Time-F-0Ur I0-rufuute periods
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
GIANTS TO PLAY ALL LEAeuERs

The Giants will play the All Leaguers at
go O'Clock on Sunday afternoon al Olym-
pic Field. 136th street and Fifth avenue.
Wiltse and Rube Waddell will pitch
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

CarI r. Psse. who handles the Chsln1siS
car in this vicinity. visited the N7ror
Racing Association. oS which he Is d-
rector. last week. and became so eu-h-lsi1s-
tic over the display OF trophies tIar "a
organization has offered tor winter -'lih-
ments that he directed the secretary to S1N
another TO the long list The ecterta'Iiiis.-
COMMITTEES has taken the matter n 1%4~
and notices 0f the Page trophy VII
made later.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
KNOCKOUT FOR BROOKS

Bill Brown. the brother OF Dixie Kid. 90
knocked out Battling" Brooks in the see
ond round of scheduled ten-round bout az
the Sharkey Athletic club last night
Young C0rhatt'' ana Willie Beecher viii
face each other tonight in the main bout
of ten rounds AT the Long Acre club