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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-13
HIGH SCHOOL TO
PLAY MAURY HIGH
Mathews Will Take Woods
Place at Quarter Back in
SATURDAYS Game.

The John Marshall sridiron warriors
have been putting in some strenuous
practice since their victory over Black
stone, III preparation for their game
with Mlury High School, In Norfolk
next Saturday.
Coach Simpson has been hard at
work since Monday correcting the de-
fccts that cropped out in last Satur-
days conflict. Much attention IN be-
ing given TO rounding out tho rather
crude interference that has married the
High Schools work this sea son. Cap
tain Cosby's presence in the backfield
balances the team nicely, and 10 is
expected to put up another stellar OK
hibtion in Norfolk, Saturday. Tho
loss OF Wood, the sterling little quar-
tor back, Is severe blow 10 John
Marshalls chances for victory How
ever the iiinh School luckily has n
Very capabl. substitute in Happy"
Mathews, VINO proved his worth as a
General and leader III the fracas with
Blackstone
The hackhald will probably limo up
as fellows against Maury High School:
Cosby and beauty" Turner, halves:
Zig owens, fullback. and Happy"
Mathews, quarter back. The limo viii.
in all probability. be tho same that
stacked up against Blackstone cad
envy.
Manager Ill has completed III ar
lal Gcncnts Tor the game: and the
squad will leave Main street station
o'clock Saturday morning for Nor
folk. Quite 2 number OF Ionn Mar
shall students VIII accompany the team
L. cheer the players on 10 victory
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-13
CAROLINA BEGINS
FINAL TRAINING
Only Sixteen Days for Practice
Before Thanksgiving Game
With Virginia.
Speculate The Times. bispatc,t !

/
chapel iiii ). -. November I.-Th.s al
,crnoon marks The beginning .: Carolinas
I.,hrai 9n Tor ~ annual tootball contest
WIN the uniY'rsi,y 81 Virginia In Richmond
On IAsnksgiVng. sixteen dnye distant Tho
-ingle Intervening garno With Wake Fore,,
"a Durheia on saturday VIII only figure .
q preliminary skirmish before the overshad-
owing football event oil tn. Terhecia ;tith
thcii neiGhoor. acrots tho border line o.,
) y TOT victory Tor Washington and in-
ga Saturday IN nowIsc cruinpled Tia Hplrt,r
- frcnchard'e CHARGE. tile outcorne al tia
Fnnc really giving fresh cncourascner, FOR
practice feat for Virginia T!le battle Win
Washington aud Ice developed many redeem
ing TEXTURES for Nortli t'uroiina's football
.ssresltion. Entering the coi.t@st In iaae
2; oven betting thut me Generals would
strongest teams ia tho south 10 ii close tcore
and ~ times outplaycd them.
~ INC Nhirl u - preparation Tor III.
doubtless institute a number OF change
that WIN further strengthen tho hacisneld.
6y virtue ot IN. eligibility ruice. L. Goecb
the stellar nturc ~ the 1872 Wake Forest
tMe contest with wake Forest on nex, Satur,
lay and tho game with Virginia. Under tho
thuS tar ceburrsd from participating in the
games, but has hecn "a training ut Intervals
schedule From today on No wiIi plun.s
into the thick - the hard daily scri.ntnas.
prove an added strength To tho team. since
he Wa o'se 81 tic inuinstaNs OF Wake Forest
l l.st season, he u sreSdy and Is q line
sinlS1sr 81 no mean ability.
Than, too. thc coaching star VIII b-
s,rensthened during ihe coming two weeRs
rs VA indicated ~ the press reports earlier
IN the reason, Biue thcntiial, the famous
Princeton player. now coaching the Prince
t"n team, VIII Nicely return week in ad
vance 81 III" NirStnih game 10 assist IN.
Frrnt Princeton trio. Trcnchard, Pcndletor
and Wilson. who have been OH the -rounc
throughout, the season Since tho Princeton
se',son ends ten days or two weeks In al
ia en'ial coming chanel Htll N.s al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-13
COURT PENALTIES
AGAINST Three MEN
Two Claiming to Be From Vir-
sinia Sentenced to Terms
in Prison.

Louisville, Ky, Nove,nbei l2.-penal
ties Tor tho forging and cashing OF
parilnutuel tickets during the recent
race meeting at Douglas Park, were
assessed in tn criminal Court to-day
against three mon. y l.. Fry. claim
ing to be from Virginia. pleaded guilty.
and was given an indctermiuatc pcni-
Tertiary sentence OF from one To I'VE
years. J. J. Jefferson alias H. vi.
Sheets. also said To be from Virginia.
was sentenced 70 i've months in the
country Jail, on his plea Of guilty.
John Modem. alias 4. j. Johnson, Il
Pittsburgh steamboat cyslnccr, plead
ed guilty TO Il misicmc:,nor charge.
and WAS assessed. n fine and costs.
The three were charged with having
forged and cashc'. the ticket Oh octo-
Dor last. and werc declared by the
officers who arrested them 10 have been
members OF 4 gang which operated
similarity on the race courses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-13
|BENEDICTINE CADETS
PLAY INQUIRIES TODAY
In Event McGuire's Eleven Wins 1t Will Hold the
Scholastic Cnampionshp--If Be- edictine Wis
Another Game Will Be Necessary
to Decide the Contest

Promptly at $3.50 o'clock to-d;,S, at
broad street Park, the football game
between the Bcncdictiuc College and
Mct;uirc's will start. 'rhc game will
decide the scholastic championship al
Richmond. if McGuirc's wins from the
Cadets. but ii il loses il will have to
play the winner of tile John Marshall
Academy, which Will he played next
week.
The McCiuircs eleven is confident OF
victory over tho Cadets. aud VIII go
in the game To Win and set i grip On
the scholastic championship Of Rich
mon1 for McGui.c'a University school.
Practice has been going On every day
for thc last week. and hard practice it
has been Nolhins In; light uen;ti
practice and punt. WAS used ycstcr-
day. TIL. team viii be in the best OF
condition tor The game to-day. Tie
Mcclure bo:'s think they viii win for
the reason that the High school put
II OF the Cadets. and McC;uircs beat
the John Marshall Ilieli school and
the li'ramond Academy also beat the
youuS college eleven, aud Mcclure :
put IL on tho Academy. Although this
j. not u sure sign OF victory. it helps
the McGuirc's in the WAY OF spirit. and
NcGuirc's has 10 idea Of losing to the
Cadets.
Tho Bencdictinc eleven, since it's
chance 81 coaches, has improved great
~ over the work Of tie last game II
played. and will 20 tn tho game this
afternoon determined % give It's OPP
ponents al tho tight that they are
looking for.
Coach Roblee has Kept thc cadet team
in constant training. and has corrected
= great many faults Of the eleven.
lis 'ool anu con.nandirts was is liked
10y the Cadets and the team willingly.
follows his plrna. ilopc of winning
from the last McGuirc'a eleven Is max
ing the Bcncdictinc College wake NJ
and take an interest In the work. ami.
although " may not win. il IL deter
mined T. score on tho Mc;;uirc's The
"orh OF the cadets has not been N.ry
good THIS season, and II could hardly
hope to wir. but the fighting blood has
como to the top. due la the work Of
coach Roblcc, and Il hard tight may ho
expected this afternoon. Some now.
material has re"n out with the team.
ana many claagcs ilavc resulted This
Viii aid greatly to the chances If tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-13
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times D!Spatch.i
Washington. November l2.-rGcorgc-
towns football eleven IL now possessed
Of practically its tull strength for tho
Virginia game Saturday. AIcNu1ty, 4
fret string lincSman. il the only vet
eran who VIII not b~ able to play. Ear
ron. the REGULAR right guard. and Don
nelly. considered the best end on the
squad, quit the hospital yesterday and
donned uniforms. They looked none
the worse Tor their injury and layoff.
There WAS no attcinpt at hord work
in tie practice. Two hours ana /, half
were spent on the ieid and all OF this
time was given up III perfccting the
plays Tint are 10 bo sprung In the an
nual Rrldiron classic hero and in punt
ing, drop kicking, and handling Of tho
ball on kicks Individual instruction
was given tho men IN the fundamentals
OF their position
Flow the team viii lineup when it
faces Virginia haS not Seen definitely
determined. and probably wont be un-
til the mon dash on the field the day
Of tho contest. There arc several
berihs that ut present lie between two
players md the competition is so close
that tho coaches are finding ii hard
to reach Il decision.
A feeling OF confidence prevails among
the players and their handlers that
they are going to win from Virginia.
ono they laugh when one speaks OF the
compare 1.-Two score records Of the rival
cievens. Any WAY you figure II, there
will be some" football game on tho
Hill Top Saturday afternoon.
.Aa innovation III the management OF
n George Virginia contest is 60
linz, 10 be sprung OH Saturday. Manager
Barrett said day that there would
be no packing Of the side lines; the
privileges would 10 limited to news
paper men. coaches, and others con-
Ilect"a directly with tho teams.
iS
in other cities ana viii be greatly APP
prociated by the spectators.
That thrrc will be a record crowd
on hand Saturday when the referees
whistle blows for the start OF the bat
tie stands assured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-13

Cadets, rs tho usual lineup has been
Il drawback. While the guards wero
weak In tho games played heretofore.
~ Is thought that the position will be
moro stronger with g. Grant on one
side and Pollard on the other .Spo,
Grant. who for:ncriy played centre, viii
DC IN tackle. and viii ma ko any OF tho
McGuircs work for ground gained
through Ills side OF the line
The Cadets will be attended bv ~
Ers" crowd OF rootcrs led by the old
chcor Leader "Chiefmourner'' West. tho
nifty rinElcadcr Of the Bcnedictine
college. 'chicfmourncr'' has origi-
mated some new and snappy songs foi.
voice viii bo heard 1T the park thi.
afternoon minsling with the other
roootcrs' voices.
The probable lineup follows:
H. a. Position 7fc1.
Asher. ....... left end w Hammond
l'trccil.,... left tackle James
Glol2cr)
Pollard. LEFT guard 49,. Addison
tcurrt,n)
cheat"ood. .,.. centre ....... Craven
= Grant right guard g. Hammond
tWillianis)
: Grant right tackle 49, Leach
Morrison right end -. Baldwin
Streat quarter back Northern
Amos LETT half back ~ Cosbiil
FLETCHER. fun back . Bruce
Parsons. right half back. r. Cogbiil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-13
JUNIORS DOWN
MIGHTY SENIORS
Interesting Garno of Basketball
in High School Gym
nasiun.
Standing OF Teams.

The Junior Basketball team defeated
the Senior five yesterday afternoon by
Il score OF - TO IL in the High School
gymnasium, in tho second of the series
Of the John Marshall High School
Interclass Basketball League
The game was fast ana furious
throughout. At the end of tho first
half the Seniors h,.ld the lead by the
marrow margin Of points. Tic Juniors,
aided by the great work OF Captain
Bethel, soon overcatnc this lead in the
second half aud forged steadily ahead
winning cut i'll easy style.
Bethel and White put up a great
game for The Juniors, while Turner
Baker and Tyler played the best game
for the S.miors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-13
TEAM WILL. LEAVE
FOR WEST VIRGINIA
Special 10 The Times Dispatch.

l.cAingtun. Va. November l3.-With
team. Washington and Lee concluded
preparations Tor West Virginia To-
morrow afternoon tho squad viii leave
for Charleston.
The varsity played throughout on tho
offensive. III" second -stringcrs put up
"a good defense. The team is in fair
condition. Young. I.Iatt and Ncblett
being slightly injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-13
UNIVERSITY ELEVEN
ON EDGE FOR GAME
AGAINST CATHOLICS
Squad Engages in Last Actual Practice Before Bat
tie With Georgetown on Saturday-Mass Meet
ing Of Students Will Be Held To-Night
Only Ono ReE,,Iar ONT.

boards Of the two institutions. \ head
iinesnIan is yet to he chosen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-13
Annual Meeting In New York.

New York, November 12.-Thc an
iual meeting Of the United States Golf
Association will he held in this city
on January 2, 1914. II was announced
to-day ilat the ticket for officers made
by the nominating committee, named
Robert C. Watson. .Ir., New York. for
president. and John Reid, Jr.. New
York. for secretary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03
BRITTON NEXT FOE
OF CHARLIE WHITE
SENSATIONAL 28-Pounder Nav
Meet North Side Light
weight at Kenosha.

Since Charlie White developed a
after young pugilist. No less than five
offers reached him yesterday, but the
greatest and most important to Chi
cago fans is the contemplated battle
between Nate Lewis sensation and
Jack Britton, the north slider who is
cleaning them all with startling regu-
larity
"Britton won't make 1873 at SIX" de-
clared Whites manager. But the Ke-
nosha matchmaker insists that he will
and it is likely that on the night OF
June 10 Charlie and Jack will step ten
rounds in the Badger arena.
In the Jimmy Duffy fight at Buffalo
Britton weighed no more than 139, but
he's going to fight Duffy again or
Tuesday again at las pounds The
! Buffalo boy quit in the last battle aft
er his clai moi foul was rejected.
Charlie would not weigh more than
1913 If such were possible. He's not
only taking a chance against a much
bigger man. but against one who is a
topnotcher in his division.
Brftton came to town last night tc
visit his people, and It is believed thai
before another twenty-four hours are
over he will be signed for the battle
| Nate Lewis realizes that Jack nov
has the chance to fight a real battle a
| 1873 pounds and demands Danny Nor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03
WIN THREE
MORE GAMES

The East Chicago Gophers defeated
the Indiana Harbor Victors Memorial
day. taking them into camp by score
of to 2. The game was a en-inning
affair, full of thrills which a major
league game boasts of. The Gophers
started off in good style when keenan,,
the first man up, lined one to Hiner.
playing short for the visitors, who was
unable to recover the ball in time to
get his man. A few minutes later the
Gophers were in possession of. two tall
lies, while the part of the scoreboard
used to count the Harborites' runs was
illuminated with a round looking ar
ticle. This. however, was not, enough
runs to win for the Gophers and so
that at the end of the ninth with the
score tied things did not look so bright
for the East Chicagoans as was pre-
viously expected. In the tenth inning
with man on second and third and
one out, Manager keenan, smote the
pill, sending 1t into left field for a two
Dagger, scoring two runs and winning
the game Keenan, scored on a sacri-
hce fly by McShane and the next man
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03
MOTOR CLUB WINS
RELIABILITY RUN

After two days of calculation it has
been decided that the Chicago Motor
club won the annual inter club relia-
bi1ity run with the Illinois Athletic
club, completing the two days tour to
Indianapolis with LAG points less de-
merits. The delay in making an an
nouncement was occasioned by the
fear expressed by the judges that some
of the contestants had not finished. A
majority of the penalties were assessed
because of the failure Of several mem
ters of each tenn to check in or out
Of the various ccrtfcls.
At consultation of the inter-club
committee and officials It was decided
to give the /. A. c. team 1877 dement's
for the first days run and 750 black
marks for the second. The c. NJ. C.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03

up was soon put out. In their last half
the Victors were unable to cope with
Thomas curves with the result that
the Gophers possessed five runs to
their opponents two. The game was
played at Indiana Harbor ball park and
was watched by fair sized crowd.
Saturday the Gophers won from the
Gary Shamrocks, who were much
younger than themselves and therefore
less experienced.
The Gopher Saturday victims were
the Calumet Jrs., who put UP weak
game. The Gophers have met defeat
but once and that to a South Chicago
aggregation, making the chances to
carry off the 15-16year-old champion
ship fairly easy matter The Goph-
ers would like to hear from all teams
their age. For games address NJ. f.
keenan,, manager, 472s Tod avenue.
East Chicago, Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03
SOX TEAM TO AID
BOSTON IN FLYING
WORLDS PENNANT
Comiskey's Men Will Take
Part . in Festivities at
Fenway Park.

Boston. Mass.. June 3-The White
Sox landed safely In the home of Ply
mouth Rock last night after parting
with two of their pals at Albany,
where Rollie Zeider and Baker Borton
changed to a train for New York.
Although such partings are frequent
in baseball this one was the occasion
of much sincere regret. Zeider and
Borton were popular members of the
team and separation from it left a va
cancy In the good fellows club and
also two vacant seats in the P. G.
The two White Sox-Yankee players
took with them the good wishes of all
their former team mates in spite of
the fact they will henceforth be enc
mics.
Hal Chase, who will have the task
of replacing the two men traded for
him, is expected here this morning in
time TO play in the opening game with
the Red Sox. Today is the gala COCA
sion at Fenway park, for 1t Is the date
set for raising the worlds pennant
which Boston wrested from the New
York. Giants last fall in the last In
slant OF a record breaking series.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03
GRIFFITH DEFEATED.

The Columbia A c. team of West
Hammond held a swatfest at Griffith
on Decoration day, when they took the
Griffith aggregation into camp by a
score of Is to g. The feature of the
one-sided struggle was the clever work
of Thompson on first base and the stick
work of Drury. Otto also starred with
the c. A. c. lineup, scoring four two
baggers.
Yesterday afternoon the c. A. c.
warriors came back and defeated the
fast East Chicago Turner's by a score
of to 1. Johnson and Yost composed
the battery for the C. A. C. and did
some clever work. Next Sunday a
game will be scheduled with either
Lowell or Indiana Harbor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03
STING OF DEFEAT
FELT BY TROJANS
AT MUSCATINE, Ga
Central Assn. Team Hands
Trimming to Cubs in
Exhibition Game.

Muscatine, Ia. June 3.-If Jim Law
ender had not been hit on the jaw by
a batted ball In the first round. II
Mitchell had not dropped a fly ball on
which two scored In the third, and If
the Cubs president had sent a few
more regulars here, the Cubs might
have won an exhibition game yester-
day with Frank Boyle's Muskies. AS
II was, the major 1eaguers were treat
ed to a to defeat, the result of
nothing more than bad baseball.
The Cubs looked about as good IL not
worse than In a regular game in which
things broke against them. They were
completely subdued by the southpaw
offerings of George Zackert, who
might have held them to a shutout had
his support been good.
Zackert dished up a couple of passes
in the sixth, and as Safer shot 1uky
hit past the first baseman Immediately
after two runs scored. lot of poor
baseball in the field along with hits by
Phelan, Zimmerman and Safer in the
eighth registered two more. but the
Muskies were too far to the front to
| be headed off.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03
cans are being planned by Manager

cans are being planned by Manager
Frank Chance.
Another deal will be pulled OF In
few days that will further help u.s."
said Chance. Caldwell will not be
able to pitch any more. I fear. and I
intend to make an outfielder out of
him. He Is anatural hitter and fast
on the bases. His arm will permit him
to make long throws. but will not
stand the strain on the slab.
'Gossett looks like a great young
catcher. and he will get plenty of work
in future. If our pitchers round into
form. 1 feel sure that the team will
do some climbing during our coming
series at home with the western
teams"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03
LEE CUNNING
NO BETTER

Indianapolis. Ind, June 3.-Lee Dun
ming, mechanician of the Mason auto
mobile, which turned over in the 500
mile race al the speedway on Memo
rial day, Is no better today than the
day of the accident. Cummings left
lung was injured when three of his
ribs were broken An x-ray examina-
ton was to have been made today, but
his physician thought 1t inadvisa BILE
on account of his condition. Jack
Tower. driver of the car, whose leg
was broken. is improving rapidly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03
WESTON STARTS
LONG WALK

New York, June 3.-Edward Payson
Weston, the famous long distance pc
destrian, who has twice crossed the
continent afoot, started yesterday on
a 1,500-mile tramp to Minneapolis. The
75-year-old walker expects to complete
the journey in sixty days. His route
will take him through the states of
New Jersey Pennsylvania. New York,
Ohio. Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03
HARVARD CREWS
BEGIN TRAINING

Cambridge, Mass. June 3.-Thirty-
four members of the Harvard varsity
and freshmen crews left yesterday to
the accompaniment of one of the most
enthusiastic throngs of well-wishers
that ever graced the college campus.
Coach Wray has secured first class
chef and will supervise the food serv-
ed the men. He intimsted that the
present oNer of the varsity she'll is
not that which will line up against
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03
CLABBY AND
DILLON SIGNED

Indianapolis. Ind. June 3.-Jimmy
Clabby, the Hammond middleweight
boxer, and Jack Dillon of indianapolis,
winner of the bout with Frank Klaus
here last Thursday night. has been
matched to fight here July 4. Clabby
attended the KIaus-Dillon fight and is
sued his challenge to the winner at the
ringside. The night. which is SEIZED
uled for ten rounds. probably will be
held at the American Association base
ball park.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03
016-21e Stevens Building =.
Detroit. Michigan

against anybody who'll make the light
weight limit
White is also wanted for July at
the following places:
Cincinnati for ten rounds with Tom
my Dixon: Butte. Mont, for ten rounds
with Young Brown of New York; Ak
ron. Ohio, for ten rounds with Johnny
Griffiths; New Orleans for an oppo-
nent to be selected later.
Johnny Lore. who was to have
fought White at New Orleans Monday,
has refused to go on, and the promot-
ers have obtained frankie Russell in
stead.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03
DERBY COLTS WIN.

The Derby Colts defeated the Rob-
erts Colts Sunday in a very exciting
game, to 2. at the H. A. A. grounds.
Both teams played alright ball. The
Derby Colts go to East Chicago next
Sunday Score:
Derby Colts. ......o 2 0 1 0 0 1 o.
Roberts Colts. 80 0 0 1 1 0 0 %
Batteries-Burke and Tague: Maise
and Miller. UNDERSTANDABLE and Cox.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03

was penalized III points on the open
ing day and $40 On the return trip.
Few of these marks were assessed be-
cause of mechanical troubles. all the
machines showing adaptability to the
roads, which were in good condition
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03
SIGN A NEW CATCHER

kewanee. ILL.,. June 3.-Frank r.
Napersteke. former star catcher for the
University of Illinois. has signed to
play with the kewanee Central Assoc
citation tea
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03
CLABBY BEATEN
BY DENNY

New Orleans, June 3.--Young Denny
outpointcd Eddie Clabby of Hammond
here last night in a ten-round bout.
Clabby was almost out in the fourth
round.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03
YOUR MONEY BACK

OF your good Judgment and You will
find YOURSELF buying UNION SCOUT
sCRAP-the acme of quality. pcrfee-
ton and neatness. Save the ffckets-
they are clear gilt to you.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-03

Yale later in the month. He will do
some little experimenting during the
present week. Arthur Beane. manager
of the Harvard Union, left with the
squad to act in the capacity of a nurse.