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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
LANGFORD EARNS
HONORS BY SHADE
Boxes Ten Fast Rounds with
Joe Jeanette at the
Stadium Club.

Joe Jcanuettc, Of Hobokcn, still owns
the mastery Of sam Lsngtord, the "clI
known Boston Tar Baby
he mon met i'm d tsn-rouud bout 81
the Stadium Athletic Club last night
and after fast bout Langford earned
the honors by a slight margain,
Il was the eleventh time the men
have met, but this did not deetract
Whit OF interest. a fair-sized crowd
watched the contest and cheered the
good work as enthusiastically as they
booed tn. Gull moments.
The men did not warm up tor sew
eral rounds. but once under way Things
began to happen.
In the seventh, eighth and ninth
rounds Langford had d decided advan-
tage, and the wonder was that Joe re-
NAMED on his feet until the end. one
reason for Joe's lasting was ms aoiilty
70 hold on.
His belatcd rally in the tenth round
failed to stem the tide, however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
Scores Touchdown After
Sprint from Centre OF
the GridirOn.
ROLAND STARS IN
WORK AT PRINCETON
Vale Has Short Secret Drill and
Then First and Second Lines
Get Good Try.Out.
- IeIcsr.ph b - TrIb0acl

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. The re-
turn of warm weather to-day neeessI-
lated a let-up in the work on Soldiers,
Field today. The varsity team WORKED
only about ten minutes against inc
scrub Two scores were made, now
ever. Eddie Mahan, behind good lnter-
ference. running from the middle OF INC
field for touchdown, and another
score being made possible because OF
prettv toward pass by Mahan' when E
HardwicL caught Oh the run, ana ior
Ionc palu well down in the scrubs ter
r!tOry. r-.l .;.. A.
The regulars. except for TINS pas5;
confined their attack to line piaSs anu
mostly between the tackle. The scruD
was stronger on defence an ye5Ier,,
dsv. and often held up the regulars
picvs and sometimes for losses. once
he varsity uas stopped dead Oh the
scrubs J-yarl line
The regulurs played without the ser
vice Of Coolidge, the left end ana
TrumbuU at right tackle Weather
head. who has been coming along very
fast at end, was IN Coolidge $ place.
while Morgan, recently sent TO the SUB
stitutes from left tackle, played IN
TrumbulTs position, Sweet5cr not
being i'm the scrlmmaEe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
Shipping Information and
Marine NeDs OF the World
STEAMERS Al FOREIGN PORTS.

Barcelona. sept .2-Montserrat SPAN, &c"
York Via Halifax and Cadis.
Naples, sept 23-San Guglieln1 utab, New
lorh, oolh, ~ p IA, Europa dtau. Ne"
York.
Liy.rpoo, Sep, o1-st Paul. View Yorh; Oct
!. Canning lEr New York for Msncheetcr
London. OCT -lorerlc ,BD, New lorh.
CrIstoaal oct l-Zacspa. Certageua Tor New
ior3 Lewis K ThuroH, New York aud
%otfolf FOR san Francisco
Balboa. o.' l-Mellcr-t!n Caou, Caido for
NY York.
SAtLLp
ua'-.a. o.. f-N.ch-I. from New Nor. ag1
baltimore for san francisco. John 8
Hooper from Bclliusham and san francisco
for New York
Manchester. Sep, yp-skanderbors Dam. Nov
York.
Lishon. sept -3-s.-aaia dtaD. tom Naples
f.. t.w York.
loT..
Maple. sept 2.-Rcg.na a Italia G;au, New
York. Sopersa ltaD. New York. 81. san
Giovanni dtau. New York.
PASSED.
Kiusale. oct I-Baltig Gp, Sew YORK .og
1lvOTlggl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty -four Hours.

Official Record and Fore, ist.-WAshlus-
,,rr 'jl ,I,ba,,,, orn.e,,ia3
rainy weather continues IN Florida and from
Georgia westward to Louisiana. In the East
pressure continues nigh with tair wcathe,
Temperatures are moderately low IN the MD
die .tlautI. stat go and the int, rlOr " New
England. and arc quite high Tor the season
from the upper Mississippi Valley westward
% tha Roely Mountains. IN the fIr West
temperatures have fallen AZ rule ~ bclo"
normal condition.
Tie general low pressure IN the NorthU,s.
AMI extreme We, iudicd ss d period OF IN
settled. rainy weather during the next Tow
days over those sections and It's extension
10y Saturday iItD the Missouri and upper
Mississippi valleys and probably the upper
laDa region. Unsettled, riiuy wcsthe- viii
sl-o continue Friday IN the south, follow .I
by generally tiir weather saturday except
90 rloriIa. IL the ohio Nal'e". the last and
tho southwest 'he weather viii be fair lr!-
j. viii b. warmer Saturday in the Cast.
vhilo ~ tH" Wet tem-eratures VIII fall
over Tho areas Wl rc ra 81 is indicated.
winds FOR friday and Satuld4y-NoTth A.
lauIc and miII,, Atlantic. gentle north and
east. south Atlantic. moderate northeast. oN-
cCpt east -n the Florida coast; cast GIlt.
moderate variable: west cur. gentle 70 mod
crate north, becoming variable, upper lakes,
Moderate south winds Friday with la!-
Vcdthc-; lower lakes, gentle % moderate eds,
T. southeast winds Friday. With fair weather.
Forecast for special Localities--The
District Of Columbia, NarylsDd. Eastern
I cunsy lysnis, Delaware. New Jersey.
Southern New England Northern New
England. West Virginia, Western PennsJl-
yanin. Western New York and Eastcru
New York. generally fair to-day aud to-
morrow.
Local Otficial ReCord.--1he following or
C.h record from me Weather Bureau shows
the change IA the tenn, nature tol tho lgst
tECuty-tJ4r hours 90 comparison With the
corresponding date Z isst year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Borough President Marcus NJ AaFas UiI
t. 10 arrange peace conrerence NNh the
Of the employers and work
e-s og the International Ladies Garment
Workers U1i1a.
flsltA Commissioner Cody ater has a..
r.tyed = special hearing Tor suburban Teel.
d.nes who think tho proposed rule % keep
teIs Ueyenty.A'e fest from all vvt!aeIcss -
Patrom4n A5;G:Lt pluaget into tho
North RIVER aud rescued bridge worker
from carry INK OFT a suicide plan. rbls l.
IL, pollcsnans second lIEes4viaS fe&t -
Two iaeu armed with revolver ued ~ q
cler. b.. -I- luitsd Cigar store ~ III
Grand 20 Williamsburg. Yesterday. au4
robg-I tao cash reSl4ter u 500.
s. general alarm 10 OUT Tor Lotie kAuH-
man, eleven years o.3 o! 40 scum - e..
Williamson. She left her Aoug fGc.d4y
night 70 vi-!t a playmate.
john Gun Miller. al CttsNs erDress
CLERK. arrested on "a charge ~ having s."i~u
2" as1 ti- oecu hc.l Ter v4.r4HLJu. 81 D. Do
b. H4s -. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
Columbia Soccer Dates.

The Columbia University committee
~, atbletics has sanctioned FIVE games
Tnr The Blue and White soccer football
eleven, ali OF which will be played THIS
month. 1T. ,,,,I,,la, s;v
teen games, but those approved are al
IN the Field Club Soccer League seI'c''
a. follows: ,c-.........pi,h
mond County; Bensonhurst .ela O'uD'
So,,tT T;eid. Staten and Field Club,
~ Staten Island; Nontclair Aih'eut
Clgb. ~ south l'i,ld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
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rornIna-o Of asvoia Gtsu, Genoa Sep.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
COLLEGE BASEBALL PLANS
Yale, Harvard and Princeton
in q Three. Game Series.

Princeton, y. j., Oct. Harvard,
Yale and Princeton will play three
games with each other in baseball neSt
spring, according to "A new agreement
which has just been reached.
A tentative schedule has been drawn
M IS follows: May %, Princeton vs..
Harvard, at Cambridge; May 20, Prince
ton vs.. Yale, at New Haven; June o.
Harvard v. Princeton, a. Princeton;
june -, Yale vs. Princeton. ~ Prince
ton: June 10, Yale W. Princeton at
New York; June l., Harvard Us Prince
ton, st New York.
The Harvard-Yalc series VII DC
uIavod on Tuesday, Wednesday and Sat-
urday Of the following week,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
A TREAT FOR GOLFERS
Travers and Mitchell to Meet
Kirkby and Hobens.

Jerome d. Trayers, former national
amateur champion, with Joe Mitchell,
the Upper Montclair homebred profes.
slonal, as q partner, will play d four
ball match tomorrow over the links
OF the Upper Montclair Country Club,
against Oswald kirkby, the mctropoli-
tan champion, and Jack Hobens, of
Englcwood, former holder Of the met
ropolitan open championship. The
probabilities are that u return contest
viii be arranged in the near future.
The autumn tourusment OF the East
ern Trade Association will be held on
next tuesday 1T Upper Montclair
There will be a variety Of competitions
the principal part being an eighteen
hole medal play handicap, coincident
with match play against DOGGY. Beet
bail foursomes are scheduled for the
afternoon. Alex Smith has offered d
sc. OF clubs for one Of the prizes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
-Four Touchdowus for Navy.
by Telegraph to The Tr!bunc.I

by IeIegraph % The IrIbuHc.J
Annapolis, Oct. from the fact
that the coaches arc devoting the
largest share Of their IGNITION TO this
Quartet, the tentative backheld Of
The Nav Academy team may be put
down as Mitchell, quarter; Failing and
Alexander, lalfbacks. and Harrison,
fuilback.
These men were in for nearly the
whole lineup again the se.ub this
afternoon. he l-st hard practice
which will be held be,cre the game
win Georgetown, on Saturday. The
combination worked we'll. four touch
downs beins scored against a strong
scrub in about half hour OF play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
Mrs. Howe Wins One
Day Golf TOURNEY

Turning n Il card Of lO2-1o-s''
MR.. Morgan L. Howe, o. the nome
club, WON the ouc-dhy wcmens toIFlA-
neut held over the linh. OF the Sleepy
Hollow Country Club yesterday.
AI,bougA there Wa quite delegA-
tion from outside clubs The visitors
sound II difficult 10 get round III low
f,,urcs The gross score WAS won BY
Mrs. Henry Blumcu.hal VI lairyie"
Who returned %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
NEW YoRE-Naubsttau.
BARNARD SCHOOL tea BOYS

''EtVV'"N1 WkJT XVIII oI, I'VE 'Ft ""'0''
! n1ltes' yak from Van CoHl4adt Pax subHa1
etdncr HinderFsrtsn 70 College Boyg tnsy rgusln
az Jay. including SATURDAY. study hoI' Ie1nb
co1Iis Athletic Yit.d .9tA Year 6epHabsy Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
Princeton Eleven Active.

nv TELEGRAPH 70 ] NJ IllDui....
p,,nceton. X. j., oct. 1.-mtcrtcrc"cc
tn,t showed head work rather man d
hind effort ~ block oIt ono particular
armament vas largely rcspon.lD pic lot
tbc three touchdoWns scored Dy inc
Princeton varsity football eie'en
AGAINST the scrub IN hail an houI u
- T '.'i one Of the Tiger regulars spot
ted bis man and picked him out oil Ihe
III IN Good style, and any opponent
Tho successfully eluded the FORWARD
defence found another stlf proposItloH
in breaking through an alert lh'erIeI-
ence Of backiicld men.
Twice within the first hitceh MN
u.os Of plav Boland was enabled 20 get
slgav for long runs, because OF tne as
distance he had in getting beyond inc
rr.4 ocfcuccs Of the scrubs. ms C0Ol
JoJ,inr outwitted the secondary &c
ferS. in each case, and he scored wv
OF +ha varsity touchdowns. -,
Tho third touchdown wa the resuI'
ot tic only succession OF line pLuhgeS
tr;ed Inv NE varsity this week and was
ynccr. tfuI because Of the attack OF
Driggs and f. Treukmann, the former
Gogjiv crossing the goal on line
plunge Of three yards. a..
Tho bucking began only aItcT tnc
,,,e,sitv had come within STRIKING us
+o'acc On the regular open attack. Lam
INTO, ugaiu played at end for the
;g,nreity and proved one Of the most
y,I;sbla men on the field in pulling
dovr forward passes, and on one play
49, forcbt his way for nearly hiteen
ID af,cr receiving the ball.
'Tibbnrt and Eberstsdt again alter,
. iiToo'' o Iap while Law replaced
paIo-5 NJ fuIlback for a time. Gowan
20 Sc.art altcrnated at centre, while
V"urso stuck TO the side lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02

local Otticial Record. ne following or
the change Va the temperature tol tho lgst
tgCuty-tD4r hours in comparison With the
corresponding date = iJbt year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
Makes a Long
Run on Harvard Field

varsity took IT'S final hard scrirumage
this afternoon preparatory 10 the game
with Colgate on SATURDAY.. Tho vars
ity lineup continued tho same, except
that Nlcinert played centre for the
varsity. The ball was given to the
scrub on the 1j-ysld line.
Shuler made consistent gains, but
the scrub failed 10 pierce the varsity,
stonc-wall defence, and lost the bali
sis inches from The goal.
Following this there Was some p-ac.
tice in opcn ield work, with the wars.
ity taking the offensive and allowing
10 brcajs Cool was on the field tor
the first time in zen days. He will not
don his uniform until next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
FIRE RECORD.

y NJ.
a.io-O1l Morris az J.. SHcet4. ...a.G
j:5i--i6I Fourth ~. unknown; Ln""p' D.
lV.ij-a371 Grand ~; :. DAVIS. So
ly.l5-J4I Crook a.: l.. M4sdcu. t.iA.Hs
iU:ij-S3 Allen a.; :. Peek triI!ng.
PM. 49,
I2.i0-ies Brook ay.; ) Winsoa; 500.
I:u0--.0i l.. 72d IT.. .. VI. Sinderi tila!ns.
l:lO.-UJ Geek 1t. J Is. Sis.iud; tFitnS.
.J--lOo6 Grsn- ~. l.- Eront. dfs. NJ.
Grant 81.
3.io-I iron, Of ~ Mott g.. Ger.Iaula
NpbFa' Co.: go.
J:t,--tOo b. sIst ST.. 81. J. y Reilly, '.!d.ug
y,sS--15u come IT,; >. Eelie. tririuy
5.SO-iJ. ". 90 a.. ". Alish. ..ii!u;.
5.l0--it 80. l25gh IT.; Ro.hberg & Iiy-
b,..r. tf!Hins.
J.J.--;, lot 81 IoNis Frank; trin.as.
G.Oo-1so - e.; Tillic WeI5ocfg Tlnlns
S.lO-6i5 -. Nicholas Az. B!ug - E!us
thdlrs
s.gJ--Io. Nru'l av, William loG4Tty'
s:so-5S7 West Ioth ST.. owner unknown.
g.g5-5.i wee, 10th IT,. Consolidated Gas
Company. Slaing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
,,.odred and Fifty ANA
tours Battle with
Par and Bogie.
PLAYER ON
GAME THROUGHOUT
,....,ors Also Show Well In
Qualifying Round OF In
yitstion Tourney.

- nm the ssme good golf thSt
he MY S;r, 70 defeat Francis Ouimot
'nsYe5. -ss.rwieh as well as van his
j Wv in the intercity series at
sitSn.s Is 81 week. Gardiner W. White,
A~Ssa'L;nr. won tho medal with
y 70 n the eighteen-holo testing
Ssv ~ Al Al tie invitation golf tournament
s. w. Nassau Country Club yesterday
! I ~ r., VAS al the more pralseworthy
" .Lo fact that no less than lou
n. - ~, drove of, comprising one OF
ls,s.s.Sst nclds 81 the season.
= az 9Srssence Of 80 many players re-
IInS s !"tSrcst;rr golf history, for. in
a.isa, ' .none those who made the trSt
ssss. T 80 Herbert VI. Hartman and
S ~, J. Travis. . PAIR OF former ma
= rtle holders, VINO we're iccoE-
sas - two Of the nations foremost
-.s.prs fftecu years ago.
- that ssuC Nassau course hsck
- Hartman won the metropolitan
I ~ .sL,r defeating Reginald
~ ~ In Tie faal round Earher II,
~. ..s.rsmsnt hartman bad disposed
!, sTS'~;s thc match being carried 70
Z sItIs po4t' J1. Ar;,.or s,S
,,so.ten how 20 naho'o u1'.ti -
y. - VS. shown by his score OF H.
=. ~ better tNsu Iravls's EFFORT.
80 -, re moment White brought of
itll;v... - putt cor S on the third
; -. 3 was easy 10 see that he was IN
-, rolfrg vein. Long puts on
f. '' ss;y,b and seventh greens enabled
! - -. ., ont in So. His only really
y.r hole vss me 'W v. 49, W.. che
g,si bis ttlve ana s.'sI "a 60, .,,l's 80 80
,,.ss on bis tAiE- sA0t w. -, ~ 20 -
s,8 he been able 70 ollns on . ~
.s,.sr on the home green t9e I usi,lIis
Ser would have oomplet'o inc Iou''u
ii.
Els card was Sc ioioW''
a,..s.r y Waite. l-u,,H!aos . a,
- = . J--35--t2
'''''- ....,,..-s +hsre was I .ouis
ANWnNNM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
Hard scrimmaee at y. 7. L.

H.rd scrimmaging with Tic COM
ucrcc High School football team
marked New York University's practice
On Ohio Field yesterday afternoon.
Somers, At tackle, repeatedly broke
through the opposing line, opening up
hi, holes for Bernstein TO rush
tbToueh for large gains. More pre-
cision and speed were shown in the
work Of the backficld. Huntley, cap
tain Of the Violet eleven, scored two
thomson, who took Parks place ut
right half to-day for the larger part Of
the afternoon. will probably play tina.
posjtion on Saturday 10 the game
against 81. Stephen't.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
Hard Work for Dartmouth Squad.

Hanover y. H., oct. THE Dart
mouth eleven had its longest scrim-
mag, o. the season here this afternoon.
The first and second teams vent at Il
lor two thirty periods, and both
Showed considerable speed aud drive.
Cum'shcy playing quarterback on
the second team, played tho best game
he has played - far this season. Cur.
It's got of some long punt5 and Whit.
ney played good defensive game.
TIE Dartmouth ends, both Of whom arc
second year men. are showing steady
in-urovprucn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
Princeton Prepares
DELAYED Celebration
~ IeleEraph 70 The Tribune.

Princeton, ~ j., Oct. big prep.
arstions arc being pushed at Princeton
tonight for huge Bonfire to be
touched of At the Old Cannon back Of
Nassau Hall tomorrow night in cels-
brstiou VI the baseball victory over
Yale last june.
The celebration va delayed Tor
nearly four moath- bee use tho thlrd
game, which broke the tic with the
Yale r,ue, was played IN New York
after college had closed. Ir, shmea
pcnt this AFTERNOON gathering fuel for
tlc b,t.c 90 morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
Freshies Beat Penn Varsity.

tBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune.l
Germantown. Philadelphia, Oct. l..
Pennsylvania football coaches gave
the team a double dose Of scrimmagc
this afternoon, III what Sas probably
It's last practice before the Franklin
end Marshall game on Saturday. For
twenty minutes the regulars battled
with the scrubs.
Neither side had mach Of an adysn.
tapc, although the first team scored on
a luke. The real game was between
the varsity and freshmen, and the
trcshea won. The freshmen in less
than dozen plays swept the varsity
down the held and had the ball inside
the varsity J-yard line, when they lost
II on downs through penalty, but
they blocked the nUNt punt and scored
Il .afctN.