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WINS GAME IN FINAL MINUTE.
Ten Seconds to Play as Hopkins Cap
tnin Kicks Field Goal.

BALTIMORE. oct 10.-paul Wilkinson
won his first game az captain Of the Johns
Hopkins football team when he stood IN
the 80 yard line this afternoon a: Home
wood. with only ten seconds TO play. and
booted the pigskn squarel| between the
posts for a goal from placement, killing
all chances CT Stevens
Both elevens scored two touchdowns
and failed once at goal. but barring Will
kinson's kick. the only really earned GORE
was by Stevens. The latter got man
across once on a tumble while Hopkins
two touchdowns came on a tumble kick
and a long. lucky run through centre by
Uhler who had a clear track owing to
poor work by the Stevens secondary de-
fence.
At the close OF the first half the score
was Hopkins. Stevens. 6. II was nip
and tuck in the last half, and the game
looked like a tie. when jus: before the
whistle blew Wilkinson made his kick.
The 1iuauD
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PLAY FOR BALTUSROL TITLE.
Two First Round Matches go to
Extra Holes.

SHoRT Hubs. y. j., oct. 1O-F.yc "
the eight first round matches for the
club championship were played TO-DAY Il
the Baltusrol Golf club. and the other
three will he played early next week.
Two Of to-day's matches went To- extra
holes the best being that between W.
Followes Morgan, Jr, and stephen p.
Nash. They finished all square. each
with a score OF 81. and halved each -
the first two extra holes. Morgan won
the third. to {, and with il the match.
In the other extra hole affair. oscar
Woodward beat +. W. J.. Fullerton IN
the nineteenth green
The semi-finals for the irving *. Ttv-
Tor cup also We're played to-day. and
Russell Armstrong and w. l.. Ball were
the survivors. They will meet In The
final next week.
H. II. Benedict won the weekly sweep.
stakes with a $50, q. this afternoon.
and there was tie for second betw, on
T. A. Wright S6--9. -. and John J..
Warner, ?l-li. ~. on Monday. Column
bus Day. thrty-six hole medal play
haneicar will he the main event. Thrrs
also will be four ball foursomc COM
petition in the afternoon. The sum-
maries:
club Championship. First Round. Darisl
Adams. IT. heat Wharton Green aud !.
II. NJ Kriner beat G. T. Watson " ny
default: Max Il. Marston beat Henry NJ
sopp. t. and 4; oscar Woodward beat Y w
L Fullerton up I9 holesl; v Fel@"G,
irving X Taylor cup Series Finrl Rorrl
r.. Armstrong beat Dr. j. II shannon
ana q W. l.. Ball beat Howard 1insbronok.
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AMHERST AND BROWN DRAW
Each side Tries for Goals From
Field, Hut All Barely Miss.

PROVIDENCE. oct. l0--Brown and Am
herst struggled through four hard periods
to-day without either eleven being able
to score. The nearest Brown came 10
scoring was in the final quarter, when
Gordon. the Cleveland lad. made gallant
attempt for a dropkiclS for goal from the
40 yard line. 1t was corkng try.
but the goal was missed by foot In
the third period Quarterback Murphy tried
to dropkck the ball over from the 80
yard line. but lost by a narrow margin.
ON another try earlier I'm the game an
Amherst PLAYER partially blocked Murphy $
Kick. the ball rolling over the goal llnc
and being captured by Brown man The
referee claimed the bail had been touched
by a Brown man.
Gordon, Browns best punter. was hurt
early In the game and retired until the
last minute of play. when he was called
back to try for the goal. The defence on
each eleven was well nigh imprcgna bic
The lu,lIp.
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sWARTHMoRE TRIMS BUCKNELL
Lighter Team Keeps Opponents on
Run-score Is - TO -.

SwARTHMoRE. Pa. oct. lO.--Buckneli
went down 20 defeat this afternoon on
Whittier Field. to o. Swarthmore
showed great Improvement over last
weeks game keeping It's heavier oppo-
nerts on the run most OF the time and
holding them for downs twice on the 2
yard line.
The game was featured on both sides
by much open field playing and trick for
nations. Bucknell working the latter for
good gains. Topham starred for the WIS.,
hors, makins several long runs around
the ends and short passes to the ends
which Melted more than seventy-nve yards
In all. The Bucknell line proved easy
for the Garnc; backs Capt. Cline and
Cornog tearing or good gains OF tackle
AND the ends. The lneup.
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TRINITY WALKS ON BOWDoIN.
winners Strengthened Bnck acId
Gains On Line PIunges.

HARTFoRD. oct. iO.-Triuitv got three
touchdowns 20 one FOR Bowdoin on Trinity
Field to-day. Both lines held well in the
first period and no score was made al
though the ball was In Bowdoin's TERRITORY
most OF the time. Trnity's back field
strengthened in the second period and by
a series OF line plunges Smith carried the
ball over. Kinney kicked goal
In the third period Trinity carried the
bali 20 Bowloins 90 yard line. where
Foster Intercepted forward pass and ran
down the field for n touchdown. Leadbet-
ter kicked goal Neither back field was
able to advance the ball In the fourth
pcriOd The lIurup.
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HOLY CROSS NEVER IN GAME.
Springfield v. VI. &. A. College Gets
% Points to None.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. oct. 10.--After
holding the Springfield Y. NJ. c. A. Col
lege team to one lone touchdown In the
first half to-day on Pratt Field. Holy
Cross weakened and the locals showed
three more over I'm quick succession. win
ming. 25 to 0. Holy Cross tried to come
back and gave DR. McCurdy's charges n
scare. but failed in drop kick from
the 20 yard line.
Holy Cross fought hard the whole time
but could not do much with the Spring
field eleven Few open offensive tactics
were used. but Holy Cross made several
pretty passes for good gains. For Spring
field Miller was easily the star. His open
field running drew applause and his re-
ceiving OF forward passes from Schabln-
ger was perfect. spearing the ball each
time II was thrown to him He received
great hand when Dir. McCurdy pulled
him out for Fountain In the last period.
The line,ip.
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URSINUs REGULARS GET REST.
After Amusing Mig Score Against
wyoming They Let scrubs Play.

CoLLEGEvn.LE, Pa, oct. i0.-Crslnus
easily Detected Wyoming Seminary to-
day. SO to o. in n game full OF thrilling
runs by the l'rslnus backs and some
great tackling The Ursinus team showed
great superiority after the first period
and outplsyed rs opponents NJ all times.
As consequence the scrub team was
used in the latter part of the game,
The first touchdown was made by
Kicklne In the second period after the
Wyoming team had held Crsnus to no
score In the 1rs; period. Dunn kicked off
- Mltterling. who returned the ball
twelve yards After runs by Shaub
Kickline went fifteen yards for n touch
down after only twelve seconds OF play.
Nineteen points IN MI We're scored In
This NJ Rod Tho llnemn.
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Adams aud staub Triumph.

STANFORD, Conn, Oct los. J. Adams
and Dr. Staub won to-day's -four bail
foursoAe at Wee Burn with net score OF
6i. The scores
5 J. Adams and Dr. T. ". Stauh. '--s
81, F. a, Lockwood and J.. y. Knapp. 7'.-'.
90. w. l.. Macdonald and W. J. Srnr'
!2--5. 81; J. $. Gillespie and Or. char non
wallace, 7t-s, as; Chester SELECT au,
Robert Hunter, ia. Gs: NJ = HN nd
u. $. Miller. ga 60: \. : Pit' and W
l. Buchanan, 77-s. 60; Moner $ CuwwnG'
and w n Travis, 80. 60; r. J.. san Yep
Woodbury. and J II knapp. STA 70
W Roll ana f. NJ Royle, 96.-2 -;
schuyler Merritt and &. II. LockVo0I.
so-l7, "a; $. ~ Pierson and a " s'1,
IS. - Edwin l., Scoheld and pr Fre'
Schavoir So, 10; w. l.. Baldwin and a.
y Arthur 92-l5 -; r. Ruchanan ana 4
Holmes so--3, II; j. L. Williams. Jr. ana
T. w. Carter. Jr. SIT. 70.
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MUHLENBERG EASY VICTOR.
Hard Plunging and steady Defence
Too Much FOR Susuuch anna.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, oct o.-Muhlcnbergs
hard plunging and steady defence were
too much for the weaker Susquehanna
eleven here to-day. The locals tailed in
the first, second and fourth periods. win
ming by 81 to o. Loose playing and lack
OF Interference lost ground for Susque-
hanna. as Its forward passes kicks and
plunges were checked before reaching the
line of scrimmagr. SusquehanTa was on
the defeusiv" most of the time
Muhl' nb"rg throughout played old style
football. mass plays and lire smashes
standing out most prominently Every
one of Susquehanna's passes was blocked
or grounded Tho visitors advances came
principally through recovering two FUN
blos and a 80 yard run by Hill. who in
terceptcd a forward pass The lincup:
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VIRGINIA TALES AT WILL.
Rolls Up OF Points on Richmond
Tcam-Mnyer and word shine.

CHARLoTTTsvILLE. Va. oct. 10.--Vir-
ginia had an easy time with Richmond
College to-day. rolling up a total OF 60
points. some twenty-one points more than
were scored against the same team by
the regulars In dhe lineup pretty much
throughout the entire first half. Ave touch
downs were registered and four goals were
kicked by Capt Mayer. netting - points.
In the last twenty-six minutes practically
a scrub team scored IS points. three
touchdowns being made by Walker and
one by Burnett. who succeeded Berkeley
at quarter in the final period.
The regulars tried out n number OF
plays which were given them in secret
practice the past week with varying sue
cess. Most OF the touchdowns were made
on straight football. however. Capt
Mayer and Word were the principal ground
gamers. and Gooch punted In good form
Tho Imam,
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BEGIN THREE DAY TOURNEY.
sixteen knoiIwood Golfers QuaIITy
for NIce-President's Gun.

WHITE PLAINS, oct 10. - Sixteer
golfers qualified for the Vice president:
Gun, given by H. w, Hayden AZ the Knoll
wood Country Club to-day. The qualif
cation was according to net scores anC
the four match rounds will be played TO-
morrow and Monday. The scores:
W. A. shepard. sl--2S, Gs. j. s. Todd
H-l2, 50; T.. II CrOssley. 9A--e5, SO; T. +
Wilcox, III 10; II, c. Carroll, 7G--5, II
F. seggcrman, S5-ii, II; 7 Il, Forrest
SIS, II; A, NJ Abhott, SEE, ~, a, "
Bird, S3-ll, 70; j, E Deane. SIS 70
u. I. Fox, COS. IS; W n Bnssett. eS--iS
10 II NJ. Cowperthwait &--i3 IS. W. u
Brown, 9O-lA, "a; r. W Henderson, SIS
10 = d. West, SD, 76
The Draw-Fox vs. Forrest; Shepard VS.
Pird. Henderson vs. Saggerman, Crnsslav VS.
Bassett; Cagrou VS.. West; Brown vs.. VII
cox; Deane VS. Todd; Abbott VS. Cowper
thwait
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WASHINGTON AND LEE MAKES So
Shows Weakness Defensive
Against RonnOLe.

LEXINGTON, Va. oct 10.-With Coach
Elcock viewing Georgetown In action
Washington and Lee defeated Roanoke
College, 80 10 o, The Generals were
strong ON offensive play. but wOfully
weak on the defensive. PierOtti, Sweet
land. Young. Gallagher. DOnahuc ana See
ley made some dazzling plays. In the
opening quarter the Generals started
strong, scoring four touchdowns
In the third quarter Roanoke threat
encd to score, but one OF the numerous
fumbles checked IT, march. Young made
goal from placement on the forty yard
line In the third quarter. Sweetland's
line plunging featured the last half Bon
ham. Bunting and Hoffman starred for
Roanoke. The Lineup:
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MIR. AND MRS. TRUESDALE WIN
score ~ Net In Greenwich Club.
Mixed FOursOmc.

greenwich, Conn, oct lo,--Scores to
day in the Greenwich Country Cut
mixed foursome golf competition, eigh'
teen holes medal play. were
Mr. and Mrs. G. Trussdale i04-2lAS
W. T. Graham and Mrs. =. Il, Moore
lO5--l7. S.. Mr. and Mrs ]. u. Chapman
io2-iA,, S.; II Smith and Mrs, ]. s
Green. llG--2S SIS; Mr.. and Mrs q. II Car
hart. 1918. IS; W. F., Refs and Mrs I.
Rels, loi-li 81 Mr., and Mrs. John French
i06-lA o.; Ii. II. Warner and Mrs II
r. slayhack, li2-2l. 90; Mr. and Mrs IL c
and Mrs F. G. billiard, Ioi-e. 9b: E
shcarson and Mrs |. r. Powell. ll7-9l, 90
u T, McGosty and Mrs w. Reed 1913
90; Mr. and Mrs II, u. Cheever, l25--2s
81. = IL Baker and Mrs f. carhart, li6-
90 90, J. n, Cobb and Miss l. Grant
lli--lG 9s; G. NJ Pynchon and F 8 Arm
s,rons i 49, iSS Il Iao s,sySsck an.
j. A. Topping 1877. %; r. H. Baker anc
Mrs, r. W, Adams, 1910, 100, w II
Temple and Mrs, u. A. Cowles. 1850, 100
Mr., and Mrs W r. Marble. l2S SIS? lO6
Mr. and Mrs, II. s Thompson, l2i--:l. 100
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UNION WINS ON 4s YARD RUN.
oiinrbonc of Capt. keenan, OF wcs-
IryRn Is Broken.

MIDDLETowN. Conn. oct lO.-Right
Tackle Jenkins of Union won the annual
game with Wesleyan University on An
drus Field to-day when he picked up a
tumble on the IS yard Inc and ran the
length Of the field for a touchdown. Cir
ling Kicked the goal making the final
score 10 q. Wesleyan weakened con-
sidcrRbly in the second half owing TO the
absence Of Capt Roman, who broke his
Collarlone early in the game.
Wesleyan had only two chances to score.
both I'm the early part of tho game. Union
tried three goals from the field. but all
failed. Girliug was the star for the
visitors llokerk ana Jenkins also did
well keenan, Talbot and Gordon starred
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- score hIuNu ", AulneIs!. " SUBSTITUTES
M 1I pSr fo% nr Gordop
don for andrews; Amherst Down for Gross
Cooper for Nashburn. Referee T. I. Murphy
OF Harvard. Umpire -Conncll Of Tufts Lines.
nan-Lowe Of Dartmouth. Time Of quarters
u minutes.
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PENN STATE WADES THROUGH.
Gettysburg Fails to stop Fierce tine
r1ungcs,

STATE CoLl.GGr. Pa, oct l0-Penn
state defeated Gettysburg to-day on New
Beaver Field lS to o. state scored seven
minutes after the start. when it gained on
an eNcha;ga OF punts. Clarke. Lamb and
Welty carried the bail down the fcld on
line plunges. Dippc scored the touchdown
on a two yard buck. Lamb Kicked goal
state scored another touchdown a; the
beginning OF the second half when Lamb
Kicked TO the goal posts and Early was
tackled on the 2 yard line. Gettysburg
wos forced to kick, James receiving
Clarke. Welty ana Yerger carried the ball
10 the . yard line. when Clarke took the
ball over. Lamb failed at goal. Hoar and
Elscheid starred for the visitors The
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ARDsLEy ON HUDSON, oct lO-A one
club handicap was played to-day at tho
Ardsley Club, each competitor being re.
stricted to the use OF single club I'm
making his round. II resulted In a tic
between T NJ, Taylor. 9o--ls. ~, and p.
W Alexander, ss-l2, ~ The scores:
7. NJ, Taylor, 90--l6, -; 7. ". Alexander
S6is, II; r, r Mundy. SIS -: A d
Lawrence all, u; q, W. Hewitt, ioi--:i
as--ie, so; II J Hsrtholomae s5-ii. 81;
n. W y. Brown, ss-i6 81; II, 5. Greene
sl--6, IS; L, 3. Horton. i0s-is. 90,
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worcester Picks on Freshmen.

WORCESTER, Mass, oct lO-Worcester
Academy smothered the Massachusetts Ag-
ricultural College freshmen this afternoon
by n score OF 80 to o. The reconstructed
academy team showed up well and should
give a good account or Itself in the coming
hard games The feature OF this after
moons contest was the all round work OF
Malone. Robertson and Munyon for
Worcester and Weeks for the Aggle
freshmen.
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COLGATE SWAMPS AGGIES.
Nnssnchusetts Team Is Outweighcd
aud OutpIn ycd--score 81 10 u.

Hamilton. y. Y. oct. l0.-Colgate won
an easy victory over the Massachusetts
Agges this afternoon, scoring % points
to the visitors nothing Colgate heavily
outweighrd It's opponents ana presented
an impregnablr line. Around the ends
few gains were made. Anderson and
Swarthout starred for Colgate each con-
tributiug two touchdowns.
The Aggics attempted several forward
passes but failed In all except two In
the fourth quar- they threatened the
Maroon goal for the only time In the
game, coming within ten yards Of the
line, Jordan and Palmer starred for the
ARplcs The lluaun.
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LENiN"ToN, Va, 0,t, l0.--VIrs,n,d MIl.-
tary Institute football team took william
and Mary's measure, 3s 10 o to-day. on
the formers tthletc field. The collegians
we're never near touCh1 lwn and made
only three first Il WINS. The cadets scored
thirty -nne points on Ave touchdovns in
the FIRST half and seven In the fourth
quarter.
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SMALL MARGIN FOR HAMILTON
Davis aud keiIey's Toucbdowns
Sufficient 10 Beat 81. Johns prep,

The Hamilton Institute eleven again
defeated ST Johns Prep yesterday Mt
Hawthorne Field In their annual gridron
game. The score was l2 to o. as compared
to he one OF II to Of las, season
Capt Ed Davis scored the first touch
down after. making run of twenty-five
yards and then gons over the line on
the next play. Halfback Kelley was re-
sponsibe for the second. going over the
line from the 5 yard mark Fullback
Merrick played the best game for St
Johns The lineun.
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Nassau Golfers TIE for Prize.

GLEN Cow, l.. l., oct, iO--C. q. Pate
and +, g. Jennings tied for the prize In
the hogey handicap at the Nassau Coun-
try club to-day, Each finished 4 up on
DOGGY The scores:
C. o, Pate, I up; =. e. Jennings. up;
up: W, Rossiter, l up; H. +, whitney
! down; J G. Pratt, down: II. l. Pratt /
down; II u. Smithers, down. W l.. Hicks
down; II. II. Dean, down: w. H. Nichols
Jr., down; W. L. Pate, 4 down
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Lawson Robertson. the Irish American
Athletic Club track coach has been re-
engaged to handle the athletic squad of
Brooklyn COLLEGE during the coming sea
son, Several promising athletes have been
developed during the last year and Rob.
ertson expects to turn out another strong
team at the Crown Heights institution.
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HAokENsACk, oct, i0-m the quality
ing round for the captains prize at the
ha'k"nsack Golf club this afternoon the
Following were the results. r. O. Paul,
el--27--6i Percy Judson. 9l-25--66 T.
w. ilolherton, S3--l5--6S, and c. W.
Macdonald. 9l-22-69.
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FrG--,'us Hall. who's, soccer team
opened with victory last week In the
nigh school championship series for the
Maxwell trophy, encountered the strong
team of lie Witt Clinton NJ the Prospect
Park parade grounds yesterday. Tho
result wns n scorelcss tie. Several good
chances to score, including penalty for
each side were offered but not accept cd
II arm Brown and Mcilue excelled in
behalf OF Erasmus white J. Splcgo and
/lccardo starred for De With Clinton
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Score Virginia, 90 Richmond q. Touchdowns
Mayer 8. Word. 2. Walker, 3.IIurnett. Goals
from touchdowns Mayer. 1. Barker. 4 Referee
Denny ~ Davidson tmpirc McWhorter Of
Georgia. Lnesmdn Todd OF Virginia Substi
tutlons Virginia. Goodwin for Gillette. Berkeley
for Gooch, ruler for Mayer. Speer for Word.
Walker for Spar, Anderson for Coleman. Calhoun
Tor Evans. klnsOlving for FLANAGAN. Burncttc
for Berkeley, Rhodes for Tull Ter: Rich
nond Hutchinson for Coburn Craven for
- Wicker. Goode for Durham. Cosby for Newton +,
''ltt for q. Wickcrs, BnsSc'' for Ancarrow Roden
for Pollard. TallafcrrO for Prlvoit. Woody for
kIhIns Ilmn VI Huar'rrs. 10 mInnies.
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WESLEY BOY S CRY ENOUGH.
Princeton Freshmen Roll In 5e
Points In Abbreviated Gimme

PRINCETON, ~ j. oct lo-The Prince
ton freshmen had an easy time his
afternoon with tho Wesley Training
school eleven, rolling up a total of ~
points The school boys were outclasscd
in every department OF the game, and
when the fray was called without play
ing out the last period, in order to make
way for the Princeton Syracuse game, the
boys were glad to stop. The lineup:
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THREE KICKERS ARE LIFTED.
Dickinson Beatcn by Albright. 7 To
y, In Game Fun of Penalties.

CARLISLE. Pa. oct lO.-ln a long drawn
ont CONTEXT with enough technical penal
ties to take observers back several years
Dickinson lost here to-day to D to- AL
bright's heavy and well coached eleven
No points were made after the first quar-
ter. Both teams were rough at times
Yost. Dalton and HIornberger being re-
moved from the game Dickinson featured
with line buckng and was weak on for
ward passes. Benfer starred for AL
bright. The lIneup:
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Scores Trinity, ~ Rowdon, SuhSuttuns
For BoWdOin, Shumway for Floyd, Campbell for
Is. Moulun, MannlS for Foster; for Trinity. craig
for Cbstator CaStatur Tor Smith craig Tor Cole,
Evans for Craig. Churchill FOR Evans Touch
down" Smith, Castator, Lambert, Foster. Goals
kinney 3. leadbcttcv Referee schwartz Of
Brown. Impirc--McGrath OF Boston College.
Lincsman. Dr, Herr OF Dartmouth Time Of
periods. 10 minutes.
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Four Hall Match Play NJ w,Lng,I.

NEW ROCHELLE. Oct 10.-The first
round of match play in the October -four
bail tournament was played to-day AZ the
WykaEyl Country Club. match play
against par competition was won by II
f.. Maynard, who finished down.
The summarizes
Four Ball Tournament. First Round r
e, Maltby and y. II. Busey beat l. 2
Denslow and W. l.. o. Brion. up, \. p
o Brion and A Lndenmeyer nrish@d ~
square against j c, Shrlner and l.. : Luh'
man; A ". HUM and = II Cunuiugha n
beat A stiles and W. +. stevenson. ami ?;
i. ). Rocker and W. u. Judkins beat ~. y
Zimmerman and L. r. Fountain. and :.
II. W. Sykes and W. r. Haskell he1'
J. q. Deericks and j. g. Widmer by 40
fault; II. V. Gaines and O. Il Widmer boat
X. g. Becker and W Luhman. 3 and Z. y
G. Loder and Il II. Hoffman beat J Ma
vim and j. g. MacFayden 8 and
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Score. New Work. University. "a. Hamilton a.
TouchdoWns- Huntley 3. McNaly Gohis- Vile.
ncr 2 Substituilons-F For New York University
Paris Tor Bernstein. Bernstein for Paris. CH-.
roll for Mailman. Carlos for Houscr. Su1or ior
Rashbaum. Schuck for Sakslhucr. khpncr Tor
Huntlcy, Parks for MoNely: for Hamilton Lyon
for SwartE, Swart7 for Lyon. Lyon for SWsrV
Brown for Cow. Cow for Brown. Frcuch for
Olgilvic. Pope for Gov Refereed II Wat
keys Syracuse. Umpirc--l. Cooney. Prince.
ton l.nesmanA. j Foley. Syracuse Time
OF quarters Il minutes
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tIons.-Iohns Hopkins a Randall for pntsch ~
Woodward for y Randall. jackson Tor Buirough
Frank for jackson. II. Woodward for frickc
Burrough for Primrose Menagh for Yewcll. Fear
for Fgerton, LAyneld Tor Mealv Hoffman for -
Randall. Ellicott for BrsnhAm. Jack Brsnha m for
Uhlcr: Stevens. Marshall for Howell Sopcr for
stretch Touchdowns -t'hlcr. Jack Branham.
Hoink kiss Marshall. Goals from touchdown
Wilkin son Todd. Goal from placement -Wilkin
son Referee Bergen. Princeton Umpire
Vail. Pennsylvania. Linesnan- Turner. Western
Maryland Time OF quarters.-sand 10 minutcs.
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Scorc-uckinson, Z: Albright, y touchdown -
Bcnfcr Goal frnrl touchdown. Dcnfcr Subst-
buttons For -. 'tln-pu, t"rtyler for johnson.
Greenlg Tor Mlri,. talm .pr Nutht. hlnlcy for
Dalton. For ALBRIGHT Bean sd 'rfer fpr Nost Tlri'
Two wclvS ANA two ten inmate quarters.
Rcfcrcc-OBfen. Icmpl" iui"crsi,. Umpire
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Score Nashin gton and lee, 80 ItoanoRc. o.
t0ucnuowns-- onohur 2 Gala CHER Young p
Seelcy SwceiFrd Con Young q, Gala Shcr :?
Camp. Tor pnFvar Gala ghcr Tor Bonham
SMectland FOR WlnGhcr, smith for Young
HNNan for SctlCy, ti,nam Tor Bryan lard for
schultz, Mycs Tor Mics, l}onham Tor Gala CHER
Tavcner for Kruger, kriorcr TOY Rove. Referee
.-ltan dOlph OF NnglnlH. Umpire IObrI son OF
Richmond College. Lptsman.-Dr Graham OF
Hampton Sidney. Time OF periods 70. IS. " and