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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
High Hopes at Fordham.

The Fordham team had one OF It's
best practice games Of this season yes
to-day afternoon. and Wymard is more
hopeful Of victory over the University
of Rochester on Saturday than ne mas
been at any time.
I'm response 10 the appeal for more
men Kelleher, big linesman, reported
and was tried at end on the second
team.
Tho most important change OF the
season so far occurred when Reagan
,r,s shifted from end TO fullback IN
place Of Harry Kane, while the latter
was placed at the wing position. -.
Hcaly. who has been on the sick ST.
appeared on the side lines Yesterday
and assured Captain Wymard that nc
will resume his work at end to-day
Yulc did the kicking Yesterday, ana
his punts were exceptionally good
showing a marked improvement since
the beginning Of the season.
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BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-o Town Visitors Here Look Over Offerings OF Local
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Practice Dctail-Following ia report y"
Engineer of steamer Thomas :. RICHARDS
-, S-,b Rerimcnt Armory AZ 10 4. IN. oct.
FOR nractiee: G W Roe. ir., Eng. -; }. 7.
Foote, Eng, Is; z. ponaEani Eng ,g5,od = :
Is"r 5s. William CLANCY Eng. 10; r. \.
I;,n S,meyer. Eng. 70: W T. Gallagher. Eng.
2i3: W + Hickey, Eng 80; T. rs ;. h 5[7 e
e. Al Wunn. Eng "a: G. a Widmcr Dr.,
Eng :" go o a'. A. j. Muir, ii. and /. ia5. J. \.
Chsttaway Eng. ?lli Herman IIei'nel !;
Sep Ernest Bernson. " and J.. II + )
Elements. II and L. IS; J. a Tnr id7
II and l.. 40; \. r. Cole H. an! l., W l"f p
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H. isS: George Olsen. H. and l.. ~ g. g,
irown. H. and l.. l37; J. J. Okeefc. II and
~ i a stack. II. and l.. ltN.
L. Assignment Fireman &. J. kibridc. H.
and H. is, To chief 4th Battalion as driver.
Leave twithout pay LEhglheer
Steamer John Power. Eng 2iA, - hours \
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED
E,f.clona. sept .,--Hcrm tNor. Now York
BE- Bilbao
I.it.rno,f 90. s-Adristc OBJ. New York,
Nov York New York.
piE,ooutb oct s-Nieuw Amsterdam Uu.
New York for Rotterdam a.,
- Thomas. oct & Q a nl-hotona tBp, Ne"
York for pemerara.
Naples. OCT 7-Patga Gr, Ne" YORK VIA
AuSra. r.t g.,
pbiIsdelphia and New York; santa cruz
Tacoma Seattle and san Francisco Tor Ne"
York -. VI. o..
,,artaeena. Metapan. Cartagrna for Ne"
York ,,.r
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Eotterdam. Oct TIA Flandre uDuI Ne"
NOIh ~ VI. ..,t
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New York.
PASSED
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fDr Bristol.
Li1ard oct s-NieuV AmstqFJam ,Dm. Ne"
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d. 10y Telegraph 20 Thc Tribune.
,,,s',,.,soelphls, Oct. 5. Pcnnsylvania's
nay and scrub battled for three
~ e si Of an hour tins afternoon be-
Vi. ..osed gates and neither side was
a, 20 score. The varsity had much
= ,,n.'er Of the argument and failed
10, ~ only because Of severe penal
rhnr holding and ohside.
mi, times Matthews tried for
u r. rom the field after the march Of
oso sSly mad been halted. but all his
NJ. w snort. The coaches continued
,,on1 v Two new halfbacks this after
aar,..' IRELAND and Wray and the
rst, I, are that Nreeland AT least will
n s,. .een picked for Quarterback and
Aa,,, ior fullback, while Avery or
ssib.sLs probably start at the other
'V"ehes announced that they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09

fByTe.es- gin r' The Tribune
New Haven. Oct. :. Despite tho in
iuriss OF the last week, the Yale first
.rnc showed we'll this afternoon and
,o,, through the second team for four
,,uchdowns TIE second team used a
r,ris;y Of new plays. but failed TO gain
consistently. while the new varsity
b,ssheld combination showed greatly
nproyed power of attack.
Belts. moved 90 right tackle, was a
actor in the FIRST teams advances. lie
repeatedly made wide openings, through
vsjeh Seoville and Guernsey plunged
ior biz gains The first team did little
asking, but alternated forward passes
nth end runs and attacks off tackle.
Waite. who has been the backheld
sensation Of the last two weeks, got a
~ AZ quarterback and ran the team
Nth plenty Of snap. HigCinbotham.
he biz end. twice grabbed long forward
uwes and got over the line for a
itgehdown.
Captain Talbot was back in the
xrimmace for the first time this week,
and his presence braced up the left side
Of the line greatly. Tug Wilson
saved at right end and turned back
he scrub attack handily. Chatheld-
TAYLOR. the veteran halfback. had try
al left halfbaca and was consistent
ground gamer Tor the nrst team.
Elsion did good work while he was at
alf. scoring one of the 'varslty's touch
owns on a drive through right tackle.
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Steamers KroonIsnd. Liverpool. Sept 20
90 the He'd star Line, with 30 first and -
second cabin passengers. mails and mise
Bar. q .05 = M.
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AGREE ON DISAPPOINTMENT
Yachtsmen May Enter More
Boats for Regatta Next Year.

San Francisco, Oct "a decision 70
postpone the international yacht re-
patta at the Panama-Pacific Exposition
from next April to August and Sep
TENDER was reached yesterday by the
yachting bureau of the exposition after
canvass of the Pacific Coast yacht
clubs had been made.
The change. it is said, will benefit
all American clubs intending to enter
and permit of several new boats par
,icipating. while the foreign clubs, for
whose benefit the earlier date had been
chosen. arc more or less eliminated
from consideration by the European
war.
The races will take place between
August Is and September D, 1915.
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MOTORBOAT RACE OFF
Disturber w Not to Meet the
BABY Reliance.

Chicago, Oct. s.-Races scheduled be-
tween the hydropIanes Disturber ~,
owned by James A. Pugh, of Chicago,
and BABY Reliance, owned by J. Stuart
Blackton of Detroit. for the American
enced boat championship have been
caIled off. il was announced to-day.
officials in charge of the proposed
contest declined TO accept conditions
demanded by Blackton.
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More Changes in Stevens Line.

The stevens Tech football team
went through practice Yesterday alter
noon with a great many changes IN ITS
regular position. Graydon WAS taken
from behind the line 10 fill the PIVOT
position. while Hill. who has been play
Ing centre. was shifted TO fullback
Webb. the all scholastic fuliback
from Erasmus Hall. probably Will WIN
a place i'm the backield, owing to the
good form he has been showing. MOI
the absence of Captain
stretch. whose fine line work is great
Nv missed. the varsity went through
scrimmace against two scrub teams
snd showed remarkably well under the
new change in the positions. 1t IS
hoped that Stretch will be on hand by
the time the team is read to leave
for Baltimore. where it will line up
against Johns Hopkins
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Light Practice for Lehigh.

IRy Telegraph to The Tribune
South Bethlehem, Penn, Oct. :. lie
high finished up it's hard work practice
for the Yale game on Saturday mere
this afternoon Ready called of tne
anticipatcd scrimmage, rs he did mol
care to run chances Of injuries TO 'he
men. such as occurred yesterday. b. -,
The afternoon was spent IN lengthy
signal practice and formation drill ana
in showing the men how TO break up
Yalc's plays. There was constant
changing Of men IN the line, IN order
to get the best working condition;
1t is just possible that Good VIII nov nov
start at left tackle and Early Will take
his place. Halsted and Desmond may
also be prevented from starting by IN
iurics. Fred Green, Tate. Chenoweth
and lngc, all Of whom are on propa''ur'
We're ont in togs to-day, limbering up
The practice tomorrow will be snort
as the men leave early for New Haven
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LAFAYETTE " eak on the Pass.

igN Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Fasion. Penn, Oct. S.-All the enorts
of Crowell to find in the LaisHet'e
student body a man who can thro"
forward passes have failed, and IT now
looks as though this play would nave
~ no eliminated from the Lafayette
renertorv in the annual game WIN
Inc University of Pennsyl wanna. ne
iniurv 90 Kclly's shoulder has put MN
.o,,t If the running as far as the for-
ward pass is concerned.
The four teams which compose lhe
LAFAYETTE squad have progressed wen
49, ,,,aetorinG the new code of signals
handed our on Monday, and the team
should work just as smooth. on
Franklin Field on Saturday as lhous"
the old code we're still in use. =
The most discouraging feature OF
The prospect for The Penn game Is me
injured list. George Brown IS now IN
The hospital, and it is certain that ne
viii not be able TO play. Weldon and
Cochran have been added to this list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09

tby Telegraph fo The Tribune
ithaca, \. Y. oct. g. Defensive work
G.asututed tho aual practice Of the
, T'ael VARSITY for the game with Car
80. N on Saturday One Of the recent
sages m the backfeld was the plac-
B, Of kleincrt. who heretofore has
yso centre, at fullback on the sec
oam' supplautIng Lahr, who is out
v; NE game for the rest OF the season.
.slner, plunged through the varsity
iVr touchdown SIX times. Shulcr
cgn,seed Barrett az quarterback. while
tVgN and Jameson altcrnated a.
-. Oaptan O'Hearn continues to
D,s e1t OF scrImmage. although IL is
.t ne may play for a time in tho
'~e With the Indians.
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500 wear. apptd. oct. IT, 1856. John Natd.
Public Office squad. ~ 800 yea, appid.
oct %. 1852.
Transfers and Assignmcnts.-Pumn W
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l. Ready for Hamilton.

The New York University football
team had the final practice of the week
on Ohio Field yesterday afternoon IN
preparation for the game with Hamhl-
ton on Saturday.
The aggressivcness o. Huntley, quar-,
-crback: Bernstein. left halfback, and
WcNally. right halfback. enabled the
first team to make good gains against
the scrub. ~
Mckenzie will play right end IN the
came with Hamilton. He, with Nald-
man. in yesterdays practice made
some pretty catches Of forward passes ,',,a
Parks. on the scrub, made large
rains through the varsity line. som
~. at tackle. and Hagemeyer, at
Guard, made big holes in the scrub line
i'm the scrimmagc.
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column apply only To- the Boy scouts OF
America and not to auv othc. organization
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Highest Temperature Yesterday Il degrees
at go D. M, lowest. - 'at ? a. m ave-.
arc a.. average for corresponding date 'aSt
wear. So: average for corresponding date last
thlfty-throe years. -.
Local Forerast.--Shovers this afternoon
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crate south winds.
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FALL RIVER LINE
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SALESMAN wanted FOR new photographic
business. \. Box -. Tribune.
YOU NJ MAN, p, possesses tact and ability.
educated in GERMANY. attendance a. high
school good know ledge OF mathematics trigo-
uOrIcfr,. astronomy. speaks German. English
ami French. excellent references. seek, posi-
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the WOrld
Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port Of New York,
Thursday. October 8.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
unrise G.Ot. sunset. 30. moon rises $40;
ION ) ago. %
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Gridirons Kept Busy
BY Football Teams

would continue TO use Norwald. the
tackle, at centre. Norwald weighs 100
pounds. which is twenty-five pounds
more than Boric weighs. Hennig will
take Norwald's place ut tackle.
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Local Official Recorl

Local Official RecOrd.-The foIIOWInS OW-
cal record from the Weather Bureau SHOWS
the changes I'm the temperature Tor the last
twenty-four hours. in comparison with the
corresponding date OF last year:
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Lively Scrimmagc for Navy.

Try Telegraph to The Tribune.
Annapolis. Oct. s. In view Of the
hard game against the eleven Of the
University of Pittsburgh to be played
on Saturday. the Naval Academy
coaches gave their charges lively
Scrmmage this afternoon, after en-
hour had bsen spent in drilling the
players individually.
A large part of the preliminary work
was devoted to kicking and handling
punSs, Dalton directing the footwork
and McReavey taking charge OF the
squad Of backs who received the ball.
Miles was substituted for Alexander at
left halfback this afternoon. He has
had two years experience on the squad,
and is Stocky and hard runner.
Mills. new man. was at left guard
instead of Jones. Mills played the po-
sition at the University Of Ar kansas.
has the physical qualifications for the
place and made a good impression tins
afternoon
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

MONDAY. OCTOBER T.
Ead4cri. Liberia, -l-" u 800 m
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Barometer Readings.
5 a. m. 30 ~ p. M. 30 % D.. u-.. 800
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POLICE DEPARTMENT..

Retired. -Ptlman j. NJ Nagan 18TH ~
20 wear. apptd. oct. l3 lSNG. John Natd
'unlic Office squad. ~ 500 q yea, apptd
oct %. 1SS2.
Transfers and Nssipnmcnts=ptlm ".
Williams news., 1914-11-05
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 E. SW4 of section IS, Township 2S- North. Racge West, G.& s. R. Meridian
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