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,ans: Protegs, New orleans; Cvmsl, Calves
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p.o, showing at Princeton

f6v TCle-fsph ~ 49, -,
- \. J., oct. Princeton
fri i.,. football squad took a re" rev
sr:iiy Iessors to-day from thc
lsc'os, tssn IN the art OF pls! lAS
''ssh'nsn Ne. few hard knocks were
y GAM ',,b right good will on we
s:dea IN az cubs. who actually out
psrt O. 49, cidcrs for three perioos
'i!eo 1oS y game and failed TO SEQ CO.
y Wv : bs the narrow mSFs'"
l' nro.,..;..,,v q full week has passtSo
f,s. . ,oncbdoNn has been scored .!
'aH srisrs against any opponents vi
5e l'sI nossible moment ana theIl
.! As los' ssversl narrow escapes IRON
'nly sl1.' rcS unon. Every day tresn
eng 80 bcen sent in for The VARSITY
.'- ,s.rly twice the numbers useu ~
~ nnponents, and TO-DAY INC ~
t. yere the chief excuse Tor tut
- s.sss, Of the freshmen whose sun
"a 80. .s'r conld not stand the race.
NUS rst string cubs put up d versa
- u. .rc,sssive fight. and for hall an
~. ~, eTshed the varsity into It's owl
~. once az far as the 2-Ysro
~. rSe-e they were stopped oy AZ
~. .,,..,,,spted forward pass. DoWu, d.
ate Tor the cubs, compared VIZ
i,Tnsbly in form with any Of inc var al
,.y ausrterback material. ll6oott &c,
~ ,,55.s Sr at that position for the resu'
us. of rlavs and
,..rt snappy forward passes gslne e1
i. ~ 6rst downs for the frst-yesr men
.v,isst the varsity. the line plays Dc.
- s sspecislly to their credit, for the
ysrsi;y inemen had their hands more
han iull. Time and again the 1reS IN
An backs reached the secondary oe'
!tnee. -, ~ the
,s,aty came in the last zen minutes
ybsu Moore pulled down a pass loi
tssn wards and Lamberton grsppgIa
,O.her for thirty yards lmImediaIely
hsrvsrd. Two clever end dssnes W
lore landed him behind the goa
ests for the only score. La" hicheo
re goal
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MOVE TOURNEY FORWARD
Lakewood Golf Fixture 70
Wind Up the Season Here.

Instead of the usual onan nes nsrndd
date. the Country Club OF take~ ''o.'I.
will hold its fall tournament 'nI3 ca a.
ON November 3, 6 and Z, sccorGlns ~
an announcement made Yesterday Dy
Jasper Lynch, chairman OF inc 'oui''
ii'J Tnr several years there has been =
,S ~ Of the tivo for the meeting IN
, shr nines, usually Thanksgiving Day
being the day set Tor Tue t.n Tho
roumt' If the earlier date will bring
1880 Iatoeond = week after Atlantic City
haS Iii mark the close Of the tourns-
alu sn.son in the North about three
neaLs earlier than usual.
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MICHIGAN LINE CROSSED
Mount Union Eleven Uses For
ward Pass with Effect.

Ann Arbor, Mich. Oct. Michigan,
scored OH for the first time this sea-
son, to-day defeated the light but sg-
gressiye football eleven from Mount
Union College, of Alliance, Ohio, q
to z.
Mount Union, unable to gain during
the first three periods, obtained the
bali in Michigan territory in the last
quarter; brought it to the onc-yard
line by three forward passes, and then
scored through centre.
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BY Telegraph 20 The Tribune.

BY Telegraph 20 j ne 4l'"U'1''
Ithaca, y. Y, Oct. In all proos.-
.lty when Carlisle lines up agslhs'
Ccrrell on Saturday the big red team
yill not have the use Of Captain Jsch
yHesrn. snd possibly Barrett, .nc
.aterbsck. The former will DC une
bic 70 enter the game on account VI
is leg injury, which resulted in tn I'M,
Pittsburgh game, while Barrett VIII
ave rest this week in order that an
srly season. brulsc which has become
Elected may heal e.
Another first substitute was lost Tor
he season to-day when Lair, VINO
psyed fullback for Cornell last year.
y,s hurt IN the leg and taken out
iae varsity team practised until darh'
aes settled over Alumni Field. secur-
lgtvo touchdoPns on the scrub.
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BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-o Town Visitor, Here Look Over Offerings Local
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Rudiments Taught Navy.
10y Telegraph 90 The Tribune.

% IeIegTapn 70 Tic IrlOunc.
Annapolis, Nd, Oct. THE efforts
of the Naval Academy coaches this sf-
ternoon were directed toward the per.
lection of the team in the details Of
football. Gates, the old Yale player,
who acted as field coach of the Navy
team for several years. Was present.
and with Lieutenant Leighton handled
the candidates for the line.
An advance in the work was made,
80 during part of the afternoon back
field was made up and the line was
drilled in stopping plays directed at it.
Dalton and McReavey had charge OF
the backfield candidates.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.
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Philadelphia, Oct. "a set OF new
'ornstions was given to the UniVer-
,iy Of Pennsylvania football team TO-
by for It's game with Lafayette on
s,lrday They were worked out be-
md closed gates, and in a practices
ane with the scrub the varsity
asssd more speed and execution than
any time this season.
lime after time Avery and Got"ais
''eAe through the line and sprinted
round end for long runs. The WORK
Avery vas by far the best he has
one this season. while GotWalS also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-08
Fordham BackfieId Picked.

fordhsm is hard at work in prepare
tion for the University of Rochester
game OF Saturday. The competition
for the backfeld places practically end
cd when Wymsrd, the coach, announced
that Dunn. Yule and Kane would in all
probability hold permanent positions
IN the rear of the line. Morcaldi, who
played quarter yesterday. showed plenty
OF speed and ran the team with consid-
cradle dash.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Pot Natal, oct 6.--Wspello eEr, Ncv York
VIA - Vincent, Y.
Christisusaud. Oct 5.--(litra lNor), New
Nor,
Auckland. oct 5-Gnaralema lBD, New lorG
Via Cape Town, etr.
SAILED
IL bon. oct 3.--Cllo ODutch), New Ycrb.
Rotterdam, oct 4.--Loto Dutch, New York.
Barbados. OF 5.--VauLau (Br, 0rom Mon
t"ytdeol New York.
sunderland. oct a-5retond Non, New
York
Liverpool. oc, baltic (B0. New York
PASSED.
Kinssls oct New Yorl. New York tor
Liverpool
Lizard. oct 7.-Bunslo (Br New York fol
Hun.
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Many Injuries at Harvard.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

10y lNlcersph 10 The tribune
Cambridge. Mass, Oct. There was
not much optimism in the air at SOL
dierS' Field to-day, when the Harvard
varsity put in its usual midweck drive
against the scrub. Until lately every
thing had gone along swimmingly, but
now the injuries have begun 10 arrive,
and there are so many of them that
the Crimson will be far from able 10
put ITS strongest front against Wash
ington and Jefferson on Saturday.
eddie Mshsn, who has not been play
ing since Saturday. surely will not
play for three weeks. and the coaches
think they will be fortunate if they
have him on hand for the Princeton
game. II has developed that his injury
Is pulled tendon, and there is no tell
ing when he can begin work. IT also
was decided to-day that Logan's shout
der would not allow Of his playing this
week. and Soucy. the centre rush, also
will be out of the line because of his
knee, with which no chances will be
taken.
In addition TO all this, it was an
nounced to-day that Cowen, who had
been relied on for guard, had not been
able to pass college examination. and
therefore would not be available until
late In the season, even if he made up
ms deficiency at the next opportunity.
Because Of the injuries, lIaughton
ias shifted his team again, putting
liardwlck into the backteld, where he
Is much al home. Weatherhead was ut
hardWlck's end. Bigclow. who was be
ing worked in at tackle, was sent back
10 contre. while Watson or Swigert will
have TO play quarter this week.
Hsrdwick did the kicking to-day, and
his punts were exceptionally good. II,
has made great improvement since
last year. In hard scrimaee the
varsity got three touchdowns on
straight forward play. and Brickley
also kicked field goal, this being \
40-yard kick and one that would have
scored from beyond the middle of the
held. The scrub also scored touch
down, Iones, hslfback, picking I'D the
ball near his own goal. romping ninety
five yards and outsprinting the vars
lty pursuers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-08
Lafayette Changes ATTACK.

In preparation for the game With
Pennsylvania on Saturday, Crowell, the
Lafayette coach, has changed alto
eether the mode OF attack for his team
In view Of the apparent weakness Of
the Penn line the attack is being
planned for the most part against the
centre.
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POSITION wanted ss auditor. ofhco eAecu-
tive OF manager by FULLY guslineJ man.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

,.o,c. (vithout payj-firenon ~ J'
n."en IT,. IL, I. hours from a. ~
en-, iJoIn j. Ryan. no ! II. q l.. ~
80, houra from d. NJ, Cct. >.
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Plenty of Hard Work
at Football Camps

did unusually we'll. In the preliminary
practice the coaches used Wray. new
halfback who had been playing end
heretofore. lie displayed good form
and the chances arc that he will get a
chance in tho bsckheld against Lafay-
cite.
That the coaches are not yet salts
fled with the work OF their line men
was shown to-day when they tried Nor
wsld st centre in place of Boric, Hen
ming going to tackle.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

ton. stAmpais dtaD, Nsplss; Verona CNor1
Port Antonio; ConcettIna dl Giorgio (Norl
Kingston; Surusa CBr) Norfolk. Isle OF Mul
(Br, Mdrscliles.
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FRIDAY, OCTobE" :
iN0''' sAruRpAY, OCTOBER 10.

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carolina. ) Juan, y : ~ y
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., or 81 Columbus. SAW. Sa'
creole, y orleans, 20 , a. {,
Iampssas. Tampa Ma 81.
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AUCTION SALES.

L-Ezo5YARD s VAN No5rRAND, AuciioneeT,
sells to-day 1880 4. "a, 1851 second ave.
Manhattan, saloon fixtures, by virtue default
I'm cha,tel NOR gage Michael Chester 10 Geo.
Ringler 4 60.
BY VIRTUE " execution Sch.ld~.chter W.
rbesegado sells to-day. n a. m. OF rs,
Fsrk ave. Manhattan. one Eunabout. VI. /.
MuIvihiiI. Marshsl
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last TWenty-four Hours.

O6icisI Record and Gorecast.--W ASKING
ton. Oct. Pressure has fallen through
out the country and 10 lowest over the
upper Arkansas Valley. This distribution
has resulted in unsettled weather through
out the West except in tho coast states,
with local rains in the Northeast In the
East tho weather was also generally
CLOUDY, with A cw scattered showers while
In the south fair weather prevailed except
~ Florida
Low temperatures continue IN tho cen
trail Rocky Mountain region. tho North
west and over the greater portion OF til.
Far West.
Owing 10 tho prevailing low pressure
there 10 10 prospect OF settled weather
during tho next two days except In the
south, the Southwest and tho central and
south Pacific states Showers arc nrob
able ThurSdsy aud Friday over the central
ana western portions OF the country prob
amy extending Friday into tho lower
axe region, the Middle Atlantic states an 4
New England. ""N
II will be somewhat cooler Thursday in
the central plains states and on Friday In
mo lower Missouri and upper Mississpui
sion amy 'S
Winds for Thursday aud Friday. North
! althtic gentle ~ moderate south: Middle
Atlantic gentle to moderate southeast aud
SOUTH south Atlantic gentle to moderate
northeast; East CUR gentle TO tuodrrtt.
edbti West CUR gentle 70 moderate south
| east; Upper Lakes gentle to moocrato
south winds THURSDAY with showers. Love-
Lakes gentle to moderate Winds, mostly
southeast and south. generally cloud
weather, probably showers Oh West Erie
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Highest temperature yesterday, 30 tat =
p. nj; lowest 30 (at { "A. M; average. az ,
average for corresponding date last year. 81
average tor corresponding date last thirtv'
three years 90
Local torccsst.-tair and s.rb,ly
warmer to-day; tomorrow unsettled; GENTLE
south winds