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Speed of the Visitors Offset
Weight of the Navy in
Hard Fought Contest.
THE E-CP.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Nov. 1s.-In the
final game OF the season on the local
grounds the middles this afternoon met
the strong and speedy aggregation from
Pennsylvania State college. After
cleaning up University OF Pennsylvania
and the other big fellows the visitors
were expected to give the mldshipmen
one of the worst fights of the Navy
schedule. The sailors will not be al
lowed however to take chances Of
crimpllng their chances against the
Army next wcck. even though the saw
ing of the regular men for that game
should mean an overwhelming defeat
at the hands OF the Bellefonte visitors.
The elevens played a scoreless tie.
The Navy, in preparation for the Army
game next Saturday, started without
several OF her best men. The speedy
Pennsylvanians came up To 'Npertd-
tons. and succeeded in Keeping the
heavier Navy eleven away from their
goal line. Quarterback smith, for the
visitors, played a star game.
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SCHENECTADY SCHOOL BOY
WINS CR0SS-C0UNTRY.
nnrringrr High school Takes Team
Prize at south Field.

In the presence % i Large crowd Of
c~ross-country enthusiasts the annual
run of iIigh School boys took place TO-
day at South Fled, Columbia Unlvcr-
slty. ana was won by Stavcr Of
schenectady High school lie nuisned
the ipurLcy Ia - minutes and q seconds.
Burke Of Barr.nsor Han School va
second and Dockstaler of schenectady
High School third. Abuut n hundred
and hfty Youngsters started In the run.
The course was from South Field down
to Nlnety-s,ven;h street and ltiyersid"
and back. BlrrinEor IlisI school won
,hc team prize,
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WOMAN MUST PAY BROKERS.
wife Of Schuyler v. &. .ilton
Loses In suit over stock Deal.

A jury before Justice Greenbaum ia
the Supreme Court to-day returned a
verdict for s3.3o9.3S In favor OF the bro
kerage firm of Frank w. Duryca q Co,
who sued Mrs. Virginia X. Hamilton.
wife OF Schuyler V. G. Hamilton. as thc
result OF a stock transaction.
Mrs. Hamilton did not deny that she
owned the firm money. but declared she
had never received an itemlzed account
from the brokers. Duryea a Co sought
10 recover $5.i57 from Mrs, Hamilton. nut
she said she had already paid them
200.
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OTHER FOOTBALL SCORES,

At Cambridge-Final scsrc: Yale
freshmen. 0; Harvard freshmen, o.
At Providence-First half: Brown
0; Vermont, o,
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. half: George
town. S, Virginia. o.
At Willlamstown-First half: Will
Jams, .; Amherst. o,
At Wllliamstown-Flnal score Will
Jams, :; Amherst, o.
At Washington-Final score: George
town. o, Virginia, 0.
Final score-Williams, s Amherst, 0
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Kramer FaUOyite
in Country Run

The senior national cross-country
run will be held over the Celtic Park
course this afternoon. Three teams
and half a dozen individuals ave en-
tered for 1t. The New York A. c.. the
lrish-American a. G. ana the Yonkers
Y. NJ. c. a. have entered their best
men.
The race promises to he a duel be-
tween the two local clubs. For indi-
vidual honors william Kramer of the
Long Island a. G. will be the favorite.
Those who will probably press him
hard are ~Iohannsen, the big Finn. OF
the Irlsh-Amerlcan A.. C.: Fred Bellars
Of the New York A. c. and Duh. the
former champion of the University of
Michigan. Dull viii represent the
Pittsburgh a. a.
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LOsEs 10 HOGAN NEWO VI ALL DNANNlEO VI 81 UNI ROBERT
EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREN
MARLBORO WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-Three-year-o ldo end
up. Ave and one-half furlonsa.-TVm
Shaw. Ill CGrandD. 8 to 5, . 70 ~ .
out. won. Mason. 100 0Tolmes). 3 -
I to 10 and 1 to .. second: Tint tn.
i6 uIanover). 6 70 1. 2 TO I aud evdn,
third. Time. Lis. Mary Hall. Tiger NJ,
Goodacre. Carlisle VI. T. and H.. Spears
also ran.
SECOND REFRESHING: three.yeAr-
ODDS n upward; about seven furiongs.
Susan. i5 CEstep). 9 to I. 2 to I ana
oven. won; Or. Barley. tf3 C0rand),
3 TO 3 and 2 TO i. second; Light House,
ITO tMinder), I to / and 2 to !, third.
Time. 1.SJ. Flarney, Bat Masteredn,
kironll and Donation also ran.
THIRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. end
upward. i've and one-haif furionG.-
Chute Lucille r.. 100 tSohweibis). : = ,,
| to ? and ont. 1rst: Somiauaver, 10
Hiopkinsl. 4 to 5. 9 to s n out. second
Starboard. 100 U~toblnson). 4. 8 TO Z end
! to .. third. Time. LIS. River Grass.
Bertls. Bonnie BE. George q. Hall oieo
ran.
FOURTH RACE-Two-year-oids; lour
and onc-half furlongl.-caxhin. 100
r'airbrotherl, 10 to I. I to I and : - !.
Won. Ssrg. Kirk. liz Grand. - - ].
: 10 ] and 4 to I. second: Billy Hancock.
i01 uIopkins). . to 8, : to 10 and 1 10 3,
third. Time, Los.
Garden OF Roses. Golly' wogg. DregGn
nm. Lesbos. Boray and Hsinous ai60
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selling: t~hrss-yeas-
oldS and upward: about seven fur
longs.-Toniata, los tSchweibie), ~
TO /. even aud 2 20 5. frst; oakley,
100 tRobinson). 3 to I. s I, 8 and I to
?. second; Warner Griswell. ITO (Ir-
wing, , 10 I. even. . to 5. third. Time.
las. Joe Rose. Blanche Francis also
ran. n
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OLD. TIMERS AND MAGNATES
GET OUT ON M

SAN ANTONIO. Nov. iS.-The charity
game played by men famous In the
baseball world was to-day's chief enter
tainment feature. Among 'he famous
old-time ball players picked for this
game were James ". tOrltor) O'Rourke,
the Did New York catcher. and Dick
Phclan, second baseman OF the old st.
Louis Maroons. and n of the few OF
the old infelders h never wore "A
glove. Among the club officials in the
lineup were Charles Ebbets. Horace
Fogcl and Charles W. Murphy.
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N. Y. U. PLAYS WESLEYAN
ON OHIO FIELD GRlOIR0N
LINEUP.
The New York University football

The New York University football
team lined up against the Wesleyan
eleven at Ohio Field this afternoon in
their last game OF the season, The grid
iron was water-soaSed, A good crowd
was on hand to see the fray, as this &C.
casion 10 a big one up at the heights.
The Violet team showed more SNAP in
! their practice before the game than
they have thus far this season and went
into the battle determined to make up
for their poor showing this season. The
| Middietown, Conn, team, led by Capt,
/ Durllng. looked stron. IS they ran on
the heights gridIron for their prellm!-
nary practice. n the spectators were
assured that a rafting good game was
about to commence.
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FIRST PERIOD.

Harvard opened up the first period
with a rush and made a touchdown
within three minutes of play. An in
side kick by Gardner and a double pass
from Gardner to Wendell brought the
hall to Dartmouth's % yard line. On
two centre PUSHES Wendell brought the
ball to Dartmouth's 10 yard line. Here
Harvard met with a misfortune which
nearly cost them the game. on the next
rush through centre Wendell slipped on
the muddy field and the ball went to
Dartmouth on downs. The mex min
ute Harvard's luck completely changed.
Wendell blocked Morey's punt which
bounced over the goal line where the
determined Wendell fell upon II for
Harvard's inst touchdown. Blackall's
try for the goal went Wild OF its mark.
Dartmouth then opened up a package
Of trick plays calculated to fool Grim
son. BY a tandem shift formation Dart
mouth made striking gains through the
Crimson line. Snow ploughed through
Harvard's left tackle to Crimson's forty
yard line. Llewlyn followed this up with
. forward pass through Capt. Daley,
Who frose to the pigskin at Harvard's
thirty three.yard line.
Another puzzling tandem formation
Vith Norsy - its apex tore through
M q ~.
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WINNERS AT JAMESTOWN,

FIRST R~ACE-Purse $50: two-ysar.
Odds; seven furlongs-Mad RivSr, ~
oRutwolD. to I. to I. 8 to { won.
Dalngerfield. 100 tMcCahey), 7 to & I 10
3. out. second. Jawbone. 100 CDuneh
T. TO |, Z 20 I. 2 to T.. third. Tims:.
l.39 go. Sunlike. Breaker Boy. Ledy
MCGEE, Kate X. also ran.
SECOND RACE-Mexoana, % r.
and out. first: P~ennyroyai, ! to 10, piass,s
second; Cooney X, third. Time, III
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SEcOND PERIOD.

In the second period both Harvard
and Dartmouth had taken stock OF
eaSh others favorite ground gaining
plans with the result that the ball was
never brought within the danger line OF
either goal. Dartmouth made no at
tempt whatever to put In those tandem
shift formation and fake placement
kicks which had gained so much
ground for the green In the first period.
On the other hand they followed the
policy % the Crimson and relied solely
or forward passes, on-side kicks and
straight line plunges. Exchange OF
punts brought the ball to Dartmouth
on, her own fj-yard line. Harvards right
end successfully repulsed Mercy COM
Polling Llewellyn to make al on-side
kick which Fisher successfully inter-
cepted on the greens 5o-yard post. On
an attempt 20 plunge through left tackle
Blackall fumbled
Llswellyn made an on-slde kick
through Harvard's 33-yard line. Two
p~lungos through the Green's line BY
Blackall failed to make conservative
gains and Harvard was forced to punt.
Llewellyn returned this with a ~cleverly
executed on-slde kick. which Gardner as
cleverly recovered at Harvard's %-yard
lire.
Blackall again tried for Dartmouth's
line without success and again was
forced to punt. Dartmouth returned
the punt to midheld, and at this point
Frothinglam replaced Campbell at left
halfback for the Crimson. For a short
while only the lively rockingham broke
through the Dartmouth line for substa I,
tial gains. but the Green line soon stir.
fened up. holding the entire Harvard
back field. End second period. Score
| Els rVarl Il Ia tn.,tth n
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ARMY TACKLES COLGATE
IN FINAL HOME CONTEST.
THE LIN E-UP.
WEST POINT, N. y, Nov. is

WEST POINT, n. y, Nov. 1S.-A
downpour of rain greeted the Colgate
team when they arrived here and the
condition OF the field with its soft, cling
ing mud did nothing to raise the spirits
Of the visiting team as they faced the
Cadets In the last game to be played
on the local gridiron. Up to the present
time the Cadets have the honor of being
the only one of the big Eastern teams
that have not had their goal line crossed
II they are especially anxious to re-
tain that honor until they face the Navy.
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Especial to The Evening worli.)

W - w Nv tNf'hthk W
CAMBRIDGE. Nov. iS.-In one OF
two OF the most evenly matched teams
Harvard defeated Dartmouth by a score
OF 5 to 3 at the Stadium this afternoon
before $4,000 spectators. Although
day. fumbles were few throughout
the game, and the outcome OF the
hatue was II the abilities of the two
tsanA.
Harvard's winning touchdown was
made In the first period after W min
utes Of play when, on a blocked KICK
by Morey. the ball rolled behind the
Dartmouth goal line. where Wendell
fell on It for a touchdown. Immediately
after this Dartmouth entirely changed
its tactics ard during the remainder of
the period put into use a number OF
trick formations such as a tandem shift
play and a fake placement kick.
These plays whenever tried by the
Green resulted In good gains. bringing
the ball In the first period within twenty
Yards OF Hayvard's goal line, where a
blocked forward pass gave the ball to
the Crimson. Dartmouth then ceased &c
rs. these trick formations until the
third period, when these trick forma-
lions were again put into use and agar
brought the ball near enough TO Ha"'
wards goal to enable Hogsett to kick Q
goal, giving Dartmouth Its score. Why
the Green did not repeat the trick forma'
lions at other critical periods remains G
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De WITT CLlNT0 VS.. MORRIS
AT AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK,
THE LIN E-UP.
The eleyens of De witt clinton High

The elevens OF DE witt clinton High
School and Morris had their annual IN
ming on the gridiron this afternoon at
American League Park, The Manhattan
lads outweighed their rivals from the
Bronx and seemed TO De better trained
Both teams started to fight hard from
the first whistle Of the referee and the
play was Exceedingly good.
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steamer Reported Lost.

LONDON. Nov. Is. The British
steamer st. Bride. which sailed from.
Hamburg Nov. . for Norfolk. Is re-
ported to have foundered on the shoals
of Newark Island In the North Sea.
a life boat from the vessel containing
two bodies has been picked up.
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THIRD PERIOD.

Beginning OF third period wa a repe-
titlon Of the second. The Green and
Crimson teams being evenly matched
The ball being Kept during the first
period at midfeld by exchange OF punts
by both sides. Harvard failed to gain
substantial distances through the line.
Dartmouth cache then conceived the
idea as a last hope OF bringing the ball
within striking distance OF Harvard's
goal and sending In Hogsett. the ex-
pert Dartmouth punter.
An opportunity to'do this came after
Wendell fumbled the ball at Harvard's
3I-yard line and Dana had fallen on
the pigskin for the Green, Hogsett was
then Immediately put In place OF
Barends at left halfback and from Har-
wards S7-yard line drop-kicked a goal
After the ball was placed in play
again Hoban replaced Liewellyn a,
quarterback and tore through the Har-
! ward line for . twenty yard gain. Blu,
q blocked forward pas saved the Har.
H a e. ~ HL =. q =. 1901 N .
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sherman Knocked out Again.

Billy sherman. the east side fighter,
suffered his second knockout Of the week
against Knockout Willie Brennan, the
Brooklyn ash,cr. who has boon w.n"ins
many bouts this year with his heavy
blows. Brennan put Sherman away In
the fifth round at the American A. A. OF
Brooklyn, with a short rlghthand punch
under the heart.
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I,orbes Finds Young KetcheI Ensy.

Young Ketchel. the local bantam
weight. was no match for Harry Forbes
OF Chicago In their ton-round bout at
the Mount Vernon sporting Club. being
outpointed In every round. Ketchel
tried ~slugging tactics In the last hve
rounds. but Forbes met him as he came
tearing In with straight lefts In the face
and rights to the body.
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HOW YALE.PRlNCET0N
N HAVE RESULTED.

lsel-Yale. "a. Princeton. 0.
is95--yale. 20: Princeton. 10.
isyG-Princeton. "a; Yale. 8.
ls,7-Yale. 6; Princeton. O.
1s9S-Pri ton. o: Yale. 0.
lsg9-Prlnceton, II; Yale. 10.
l9O0-Yale. %: Princeton. 8.
l9Ol-Yale. II: Princeton. 0.
lg02-Yale. II: Princeton. 6.
l9O3-Princeton, II: Yale. q.
l90t-Yale. ". Princeton. 0.
l9O5-Yale. %. Princeton. 4.
l9O6-Yale. 0: Princeton, 0.
ieo7-Yale. I2; Princeton. 10.
l9Os-Yale. IL; Princeton. q.
1gC-Yale. II: Princeton. 0.
19lO-Yale, 8; Princeton. 3.
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THE LINEUP.

Referet-A.. Il. Whiting 81 Cornell. Umpire
W. g.. Cowell Of Swarhmore. Field Judse...H,
!. Dadmu. Of Worcester Tech. Linesman-Fre
Burleish Of Exeter. Time. i5.minute quarters.
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FOURTH PERIOD,

yard goal from danger. End of period,
Score. I'd. q. Dartmnuth. 8
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5offnuHg bin, baB bic 6errsH bonn
SiaDtperbono nit ibren Jamilten an
Dem s}sit thsilnehmsn iperoen.
aIs neus Ritglisber rizben bic fol-
esnbsn Gdmen aufgsnouunea: Jrau
6eoDis aabiar. 5rau uharie Sanos
mann uno 5ran Dora SdalIid1. -3ur
Witslisoifaft dngemsInst ipurben: bic
Jrausn Bertha 9a6er. Dora golImer,
Sslsn 5rani. Marie 6smpsI. 9oren3,
Barbara Ghleiingsr, Ssrma Wtiins
dom unb glarie Websr fulpie bic sSrl.
glilabsih 9entbdm uno Ularie Grant.
Uli; GROCER 5reuoe tpurbe bic Uhts
ibeiluns besriibt, baB Grau =. s.
TornboeTsr, bic Rationnlprdfiosntin
hss Srausnbunbs, bic beianntlih Sn
bem Teutihen Tag in Der 2uguns
hierhertommt, iih 6ereii erttGTt bat.
elmer am 8. September bel f5rdu auto,
go. $40 Meft Ssfite apenue ituitfiEs
feHoeu Grtrdperinmmli,ua oesJrauens
rereins beiipobnsn 3u molten. Ginlas
bunaen BON 5rau Riebel su einsm
anffss Der Germanid 9ogs go. 1f3,
.. 8. g.. ON 10. Septsmber, unn bon
syrau fatberine 6ouier su BEN
Serbiifeii bes Clifton Ssiehts 9sianss
nereins am IL. Septsmber lpurben ans
eenommsn. JerHsr tpuroe beihloHtn
benz Grausnperein in 5amilton fir
feline lis6snsipiirbigs 4ufnahme esIss
aentli6 Der aonpeniion Der 1suiifs
gmerisaniihen SinoiaDerbonbs uno
bts homi! perbunbenen Ieuiiten 9as
gss Gin Eaniihreibsn sulsnben.
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Soil filr rintn geuban Der 4. sSnier.
meoIat nuO o.r 81. 9iitrifiidnl.
eeianft wtrosn.

Die 9ierte Sntermebiat. iorpie bic
q. Giitriit Shufe Ioflen in obIebbds
rsr 3eii in einem Qeubau unter etnem
TAD unisreebrnht peroen. geioe 9se
bduoe fino pernltei uRo bic Gage Der
27. 9iitritt Shnis III infolae Der be-
iintborten Strabsnbnbnremiieu fir
bic ainber auberoroentlih aefdbrpoa
eeirorpen.
Las S6ulratbsscmmittee fir gaus
PLACE bat fton felt Ronatsn llmIholt
noh einem paiisnoen 8auplag as1ols
ten uno jebt sinsn Grun6eilentbumss
fpmplsr sefunoen, Der aseignet err
iheini. RaiiirIi9 ipirb iiber bic Gage
pteiss 8runoeieentbums porIdufia bas
iirengite StiIidpiaen bsobddtet, ba
Der Shulrotb bel friibsren 8slegens
hstten bic iehr iraurigs Grfahrung ses
mdt1t bat, oab grunobeiibsr uRpers
siigli6 NIT ben grsiien aufTdlIassn.
fdlis ne IN erfahrung brin9en. bdB
ods eigsHtbum bon Der Staht fir
ShuI8tpets gefpiinid,t ipiro. lin bers
drfiasn prtistreibersieu 3u enigebsn.
bat oas gduplabtomnittee in ieinsr
gefirigen Sigung beIhloiien, cine
0runoeissnibumsfirma bomit gu 6es
irouen, iih bas 9ortaufsrsht fir Die
bstrtffenoen Grunoitiide inter Der
5dHo Su fihern. Sobdlb bieies gss
fchshsn III. iperoen bic Ipettersn n0tbis
gen Sdritte getban ipsroeH.